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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-18
REGISTER,S NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given TO all c

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all con.
~ cerned, thai the following named person,
have settled their accounts IN the Register:
Office al Lewisburs, Union county, and tina
the said accounts will be presented iof coHiir
nation and allowance at the Orphans Court
to be held at LEWISBURG, for the county OF
Union, on the third Friday OF MAY next, be-
ing the lS,h day of said month, viz:
|. The final account OF Mary +. Robinson
Administrator of Thomas Robinson, deed.
.. The account of John +. Masee and
James MC-eighi, Executors of Andreo "
Gee, late of BufialUe township, decd.
3. The account of William Fearon, Ad-
minstraior o: Saul Mccormick, decd, who
was one of the Administrators OF Rer. 1hOh-
as Hood, decd.
4. The account of Jacob Gundy, Admins
traitor Of .Jaco5 Zeutmyer, late of the borough
of Lewisburg, decd.
3. The account of David Herbst. Guardian
of William. Nary Z. Leah, aud Hannah Sfahi,
minor children of Mary and Hannah Stahl,
late.Mary and Hannah Bechtel, both OF Buff
faloe township, decd.
6. The account Of Isaac Slenker and
James Crossgrove, Executors OF John Uensch
late of Limestone township, decd.
Z. The account OF JOhn Noll and Samuel
Spoi,s, Administrators of Christiana NoH late
Of Kelly township. deed.
8. The account of James w. Sands, Ad-
minisirator of William GuieGus, late of the
borough Of Mliilnburs, deed.
9. The account Of John VI. Benfer, Ad-
minstralor Of the estate Of Henry Dngius,
late of the borough of New Berlin. deed.
10. The account of Charles p. Emory Ad-
minisIraror of the estate of Henyy Hunoieker,
late of Hartley township, deed.
IL. The account of Josiah RancE. Admin
istrator of the estate Of Ha,ry DitGenderter,
late of White Deer township, deed.
IL. The account Of George A. Frick and
Eli Slfer, Administrators OF the estate OF
Elizabeth Frick, late of LewiShurs, dec d.
l3. The account of John Walls and Sarah
Ann Stock, Executor and Executrix of MTtm
A. Stock. late of Lewisburg, deed.
IA. The account Of Robert Candor, one of
the Administrators Of James CGldreH, late of
White Deer township, decd.
Is. The account o: Robert Candor, Ad-
ministraior of Joseph CandOr, late of the bor-
ough of Lewishurg, decd.
GEORGE MERRILL, Register.
Registers Office. LewiSburg, Apr. II, 1860 .
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-18
Nous liems from Other Counties.

A man named Noah Kalebaugh va:
tried last week at York, for the murder o.
another man named William Weakly
The Jury brought in a verdict of murder
in the second degree, and be was senten
ced to six years solitary confinement in the
peui'en'iary.
The will of Mr.. Lawrence johnson,
type-founder in Philadelphia, lately de-
ceased, contains the following bequests,
providing that his real and personal estate
shall exceed 1924 900, one year after
death: to the Printers Benevolent Asso-
cation, 81 900; American Sunday School
Union $1,000; Union Benevolent Asso-
citation $1,000; Temporary Home for
Friendless Children, $1,000; Pennsylva-
MIA Institution for the Blind, 81, 600 !;
Deaf and Dumb Asy lum, s 900.
On Thursday evening, May Slst, N. s.
Doebler's new, spacious and elegant hall,
at Williamsport, is to be dedicated ard
opened to the public. The chief feature
of the evening is to be the delivery, by
Park Benjamin, of his celebrated poetical
essay upon Fashion.
The residence of Daniel Clapp, in Nun
cy, was struck by lightning on Monday
afternoon Of last week. during the thunder
storm. No damage was done, however,
except the slivering of raf'er and the
knocking off of a few shingles. The
Muucy Bridge, we believe, was also struck,
but sustained but trIfing damage.
Mathew Garland met with fatal scci-
dsnt on Sunday night last. He was sup
posed to have been intoxicated at the time
He fell in an open cellar-way, in front Of
John Lewis residence, a distance of eight
feet, upon stony bottom. The base of
the brain was fractured in such manner
as to cause death.-DdnriNc american.
We regret to learn that Mr.. f. B. Ste.
venson, Of Danville, an Engineer, who has
been Professionally engaged in Sullivan
county for some time past, was accidental
ly drowned in the Loyalsock Greek, on
Friday last.
We also learn, tina. boy about Is
years of age, son of Jacob Williams, of
Eklapd, Sullivan Co., was drowned n the
Loyasock, on Friday last.--Nuncy Lumi-
nary.
JERSEY SHORE, May 15.-The Express
Agent at this place, Mr.. Gudykunst, was
knocked down and robbed last night,
while on his way from the Office to his re-
sidence. They got five hundred dollars,
and left between four and five thousand
dollars. The money was carried in a car
pet bag.
The cornerstone of the new Lutheran
and German Reformed Chnrch in West
Perry township will be laid on Monday
the 2Sth day Of May.
A Republican meeting is called at Mid
dleburg, Wednesday, May 23d.
A man named Israel Purkey employed
on the Northern Central Railroad, was
thrown from hand car, and almost in
stantly killed, near York, Pa, on We'd.
nesday Of last week.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-18

E5~We have again opened a column
for the use of persons who may wish to re-
commend themselves or their friends for
office through our paper. In the outset,
We wish it understood, that We charge for
every insertion designed to advance the in
terests Of any man. AS Editors, We shall
not interfere, but will endeavor to see fair
play all around. We shall not seek to
multiply candidates, for the experience Of
last year especially proves that when there
are many candidates, warmly urged, there
are many necessarily disappointed, thereby
causing more Of vexation, ill-feeling and
"bol,iug." The fewer the candidates, the
less will be the danger on that score, aud
the more calmly and earnestly will the
people express their choice between the
real competitors. Nor will We willingly
aid in putting forward any man as blind,
or for effect, to deceive or mislead any one.
A few dollars for fooliug or coa1ing men
to receive complimentary "Puf," Is OF
far less consequence to US than the har-
mony and the integrity OF the party. The
smaller the number of candidates, the bet
ter, but all shall have an equal chance aud
receive honorable treatment, as far as We
are concerned.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-18
Issue Lists for April and Nav, 1860

Issue Lists for April and May, 1860.
John Kes>lrr vs. Geddes. Marsh L Co
George Melxel vs. Leib d Lelb
Jonn Mo, er Il wife same
SAM l. Beck vs. Charles siees
John Marry IS -
M'Cary Tate rs K : BrobSr
Thos GaSer's AdmrS IS Ammons & Ra~,
Cyrus Eaton vs. ) F & W Bogenre,f
David Click vs. Saml 5 Barber
Philip RGhl VS. Francis Wilson
Samuel Paving Is Samuel Showers p, =,
MldIes swarth Kerns q Co VS. Chs II Shrlp,,
John Neriz Us PeIeT NeVIus et al
Samuel " Suodgra,s VS. Wm Young Jr
Uish for GaieIlus' Admrs vs. Geo Dreisbaeh
Abraham Black IS Andrew Splitter
George Barkdou vs. II W Crotzer
T Church q 60 VS. Vim II Kleckner
Robt d Cummings IS Saml Henderson eta,
J n Young Us ThOs Orwig
Charles Siees VS. Saml J. Beck
Scrbner d Perkins vs. Albert Wynn
wm Price Jr VS. Robr VI Musser
North, Chase q North vs. Joel Hursh
Joseph Christine VS. Beaver, Geddes M&Co
Dir Wm seebold IS saml e Wilt
LanSUn Burrows vs. ChaS ID Mowrrr
High for Deuiler rs A Messenger with no,;,.
Srenlnger q Rauch vs Black & Fisher
John Cawley vs. Vim kieckner
Yuuusm. q Waller vs. Noah Walter with 10.
Matthias Sincler VS. A Nickel with no.
Reuben Keller ~ Mathew Motion
X 4 BoweS for See. IS John Locke
LEW Cromley vS Vim Brown Jr e, al
Ralph dizzy rs Henry Mason
Hart Cummings SC VS. II W Crotzer
Matilda krck vs. Martin ID Reed
> X Baum for Peacock et al VS. Jno VI Baum
Peacock ct al ind. of 5 Il B VS. do
same VS. do
Joseph Lyon V John Paul
Ge'r-e D Nancy Jofon John Miller Geo Hoover
David Ne-hit John Paul
Johu Bower Robert Iautor Esq
u CAST FIR Jafsb kliHe's Adnrs Andrew Gutsiiss
William fsics Eil'my~r Prick
Sarah kauto|f Ia Jonathan S.sbi;'s Admrs
sarah E.ir DR.. Clas EIuuda-e Wife
samuel !. Esrs Marlin DIei-harh ct al
II Hi-h & r I'm & Nsutlyr ALRIGHT NessipgeF
John tu'urk Andrew OuIp with notice
lea l-s Avns'h Is B-Fsiubiu- Mears
u my Mitchell ~ DAni FTy and MicLl Kleckner
John Quake Ac John ErIber
Niirlar. y Grove Thomas Walker ct al
Amos brree- - John EisLels ExIs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-18
Freedom, national; Slavery, sectional /!
Republican National Convention.

This body, representing a States, and
also Kansas and the District of Columb mbia,
net on Wednesday at Chicago. Their
welcome was cordial-mauy hundreds of
houses, private aud public, of both Repu-
bli:ans and Democrats, having the "la,ch
strings outside the door," 1t was estima-
ted there we're Forty Thousand strangers
in Chicago on Monday, and thousands
more coming. Many delegations came in
wti flags, banners, AMI bands of music,
and we're cheered on their way by the
booming Of cannons, escorts, &c. The big
Wigwam was dedicated with speeches from
various eminent men. An earnest but
conciliatory spirit prevails. Seward, Bates,
MLean, Lincoln, Cameron, Wade, Chase
aud others have most determined friends.
All sorts of rumors are sent abroad.
CHICAGO, May l7.-George Ashmun,
of Mass, was chosen President Of the Con-
ventiou, and on taking the chair made an
eloquent speech. Gov. Chase incliues to
Seward, and i, is said the race is between
Seward and Cameron. Bates will have a
chance for Vice President The Con-
vention i. is thought will get through its
business to-day.
WAsHINGroy.-Judge Douglas has fin
ished has great speech in Senate, bearing
down most severely on Mr.. Yaucy and the
Disunionisis, aud vigorously defending his
Popular Sovereignty views.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-18
Real Estate.
Two Excellent Western Farms

NOR SALE-or will be Exchanged for
IL Properly IN Central Pennsylvania.
One tract OF l5li acres is on the south lire
of Warren county, h,ua, with posi-ofice, mill,
and School-nouSe near. The other, near the
west line of SAID county, contains 10 acres,
short distance from good settlement. They
are 30 miles south and south-w of Des
Moines, the Capital of the State, and about
from the line Of The Burlington Il Missouri
River Railroad The land is rolling, of good
quality, ana timber convenient. lndlanola is
the county town. Persons desirous OF making
a purchase will make further inquiries at The
Star d Chronicle Office, l.ewisburs.-April 25.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-18
County Commissioner,

TNHE subscriber will be a candidate fol
Commissioner OF Union county, subjecl
10 the decision Of the nomination of the PeO-
pies parry at the delegate meetings on the
4lh of August next. B. w. THOMPSON,
Mliiinburg, May ,, 1850 $40
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-18
Thirty Sixth Congress. list Session.

We have the satisfaction to announce
that Mr.. Morrill's Tariff Bill passed the
House at Washington on Thursday last.
The bill embraces all the essential features
of protection to American industry, aud
lis enactment into law would ensure
general prosperity in Pennsylvania and
throughout the country. The value of
wool allowed to be imported free of duty
was reduced from 20 to Is cents pound.
1t provides for specific duties on iron, to
wit: on bar iron SIS per ton, plate $50,
rail $l2, scrap s6, and pig s6-agains,
the present duty of "A per cent. ad valOrem.
EoR THE BILL:
Republicans, ql
ra-Democrars from Pennsy lyania,) =
south Americans, o
AntfLecomptoR Democrats, 6
Total, loo
AGAINST THE BILL:
sN-Dcmocrats, So
Republicans tor special reasons) 5
South AmerlCaLs iof y. c.
Anti LecVmPtOn Democrats llnd,)
Total, 81
The above vote shows who are the true
friends Of Protection, and who are its ene-
mics.
The House last week passed an act re-
pealing the Slavery code pressed upon the
Territory of New Mexico.
The Committee on Territories reported
bill establishing six Territories, embracing
all our unorgauizcd possessions. A few
Republicans, however, united with the
South in tabling all the bills. The South
objected because they prohibited Slavery,
and some Of our party thought it all un-
necessary and that it would give their
Administration power and patronage
which would he badly used.
The L. S. Senate passed its OWE. Home
stead bill, and rejected that of the House,
on Thursday week.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-18
CANDIDATES COLUMN.
Register 4 Recorder.

IIfIes o.
County Delegate Elsctions-saturday, Aug. 4.
N0atnIting Observation-Disclosures, Monday, Aug. 6.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-18

An APPEAL will be held at the Treasur-
ers' Office, IN LewisburS on Saturday the 9th
of June. lS60 between 10 and O'Clock. when
and where all those who feel themselves ag-
grieved by the above classification may al
tend if they think proper.
: W. SNOpGRAsS, Mercantile Appraiser.
Mifflinburr, May 10, 1850.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-18
County Superintendents.

We have learned the following Elections
for Common School SupeIintendenis, with the
Salaries voted three years ago and this year !:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-18
Estate Of James B Hamlin, Esq.
Administrators Notice.

Administrator Notice.
WHEREAS, Letters of Administration
w To the estate of GEORGE ANDREW ;,
deceased, lale of Lewi>bur9 borough, Union
county. have been granted To the subscriber,
bv the Register of said county. IN due form
all persons indebted 10 said estate are request
ed TO make payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement, to
JOHN b. LINN, Admir-.
Lewisburg. Feb. 3. 1860.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-18

VOFPER myself as a Candidate for Register
d Recorder at the ensuing election, ,suhJecl
10 the nomination of the Peoples County
Convention. Should | be so fortunate as 10
receive the nomination and be elected. pledge
myself 10 discharge the duties of the Office
with fidelity. JOSEPH ID. FORREY.
Milllnburg, May =, 1860 s39
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-18

CSsL-CO
H'HE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
large assortment of the very best Sha-
mokin and Wilkes Barre COAL, for lime arJ
stove purposes, which he viii sell at the very
lowest prices for Cash or Country Produce.
Also, BIacksnnfhs' CoaL Plaster and Sal.
Wish it distinctly understood, that IwiIl not
be undersold by any man Having good
weish-scales, full weigh, will be given
Coal Yard near Weidensaul's holcl.
GEORGE HOLSTEIN.
Lewisburs, May 27,5e.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-18
Republican Crganiza tion.

At called meeting in the Lewisburg
Independent Hall, Wednesday evening,
May l6, ABNER NJ. LAwsHE was chosen
Chairman, and SAMUEL Il. ORwIG, Sec.
rotary.
The object Of the meeting having been
stated
Resolred, That Committee of nine be
appointed to report a Constitution for a
Republican Club for the campaign to-day
iDaugurated at Chicago, AID to Call RAJ
iication Meeting
Committee-J. Merrill Linn, Samuel
H. Orwig, Thomas Hayes, o. n. WOrden,
VIM. Ii. Chamberlin, Charles Penny, VIM.
Jones, Theo. S. Christ, I. u. Evans.
(This committee are desired to meet
this friday evening, at the office of s.
Ii. Orwig, TO organize.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-18

YNHE undersigned will be candidate for
the office of Register and Recorder of
Union county, subject 10 The nomination 10 be
made on the 4th oi August next
GEORGE MERRILL.
Lewisburg, May :, 1860 $40
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-18

The Embassy from Japan, comprising
about fifty colored gentlemen, reached
Washington City, via California and the
1s;bmus, and have opened their business
with our government. They are irtelIi-
gent mer, who keep their eyes open, aud
viii be made an occasion for an immense
amount Of gluuouy, drunkenness, and ex-
I.cuse of the public funds generally.
Isaac Y. Fowler, Post Master at New
lolk under Pierce and Buchanan, and
=, ad Sacbem of the Tammany Democracy,
Ia. disappeared, and is said to be . &C.
'.-I,eS 10 tie sr.pan, VI $3.50; o;Qa0.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-18

HSThe National Conservative Corsti-
tutional Union Convention, at Baltimore,
last week, was attended BY men from %
of the SO States, most Of them being self,
appointed Delegates, some Of them being
III excess and some in deficiency of the
Electoral Vote of their States. On the
second ballot, John Bell of Tennessee was
nominated for President, and Edward Ev-
erett of Massachusetts, for Vice. They
adopted no Pl1yorm-because they could
agree upon none, a portion being Free
Trade aud portion Tariff, portion Pre-
Slavery, and portion Anti-Slavery-but
adopted the clap-trap, unmeaning motto Of
"the Constitution, the Union and the
Lawsw Both nominees being Old-line
Wings, it is evident the leaders intend by
it to divide the Opposition forces aud thus
play into the hands of the Administration
ssain. The New Workers are very hostile
10 Bell, and are working a movement for
Gen. Houston as their candidate. ln the
SJu,hern States, Bell will prove a more
formidable antagonist to the Democracy
than Fillmore; but in the North be seems
TO make no impression. The Danviile
American very truly says:
The nomination of Messrs. Bell and Ever
etai Baltimore seems TO give entire satIsiac-
1 On 10 the men who wish 10 draw on hand
Ii of votes from the great progressive party
a The country to assIs. The slavery ana DIS
u ION shrIekers IN holding power on this con-
lent four years. There is no more prospect
q. their election 10 the Offices for which they
al. named, than there is that the sun Will TO-
morrow rise in the west and set in The east.
AS for Edward Everett, ] acknowledge
his great literary auainments; beyond that,
he is at least fifty years behind the ase.-he
cnald not carry his own Ward IN the city OF
Boston.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-18

SENATOR SEwARD's SPEECH, covering
our outer form to-day, we commend to the
careful reading Of every man, woman and
child who can read. In spirit it is manly
aud heroic, in composition elegant and
chaste, in philosophy profound and i'm
preguable. 1t is complete refu;ation of
all the excuses urged against Republican,
ism-a calm, coutemptuous disregard of
the myriads Of personal assaults made
against him-an eloquent defence Of the
justice and the patriotism of his cause-a
speech, in short, worthy of being carefully
read, pondered over at leisure, dissemina-
ted among your neighbors; and preserved
for future reference. Whether he shall
or shall not be the successful candidate at
Chicago, his defence Of his political posi-
tion is noble, timely, and challenges uni
yersal respect and admiration.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-21

THE FLORA TEhPLE.-A letter has been
received in our city, giving the particu-
lars of the loss of this ship. There had
been a mutiny among the Coolies on
board, during which it was necessary to
shoot several of the mutineers, drive the
others below and fasten down the hatch
es. Shortly after this the ship struck up
on rock and sunk, the officers and crew
escaping in the boats and all arriving safe
ly at Manila. Thus imprisoned the swell
tering mass of benighted human beings,
numbering eight hundred, in close en-
brace, found a grave among the coral
rocks far down in the silent and motion
less depths of the China sea.-Argus.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-21
HOTEL ARRIF Al LIS.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
Wm. H.. Waters, Proprietor.

Wm. l.. Walters, Proprietor.
j Griffin and servant, Southampton; W G
Hancock, C J Hancock, Virginia; James II
Payler aud lady Hampton;iW II Stewart,
Norfolk County; Samuel Eley, Nansenond;
Or Christian, Charles City County; VIM
u Sutton, Berti- G unty; Bernard Gormly,
New York; c b Hayden and lady, Smith
field; George B Whitehousc, Raleigh, n G;
Donald Mckay, Boston; Phillip Rheinhart,
Baltimore; T d Curtis, Warwick; James
G Phillips, Currituck.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
Capt. @. C. Borttisg, Proprietor.
MI Miller and servant, England; W A
Holt, New Orleans; W g Nixon, Whining
ton, N G; Edmund G Booz, Phiadelpha; d
G Mahan, Savannah, Ga; Francis Tucker,
w j Sanderson, Philadelphia; NJ Cooley,
New York; I b Goddard, Ohio; Reverend
F Ambrose, England; T y Tillsy, George
town, S c; Miss l. Wood, l. W Wick, q W
Harper, Thomas G Broughtou, Thomas u
Broughton, DR.. Va.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-21

Mr.. MURDocH.--W regret to learn that
this eminent tragedian, accompanied by Mr..
Gadstans, Mr.. Maginley, Miss Skerrett and
others, who have been catering to the aiAase.
n.ent of the habitues of the Opera House are
co leave US this evening for Baltimore.
We are pleased to learn, however, that the
engagement of Mr.. Murdoch and his assis-
rants have been eminently successful.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-21

GONE TO THE Aims HoUsE.-The little col
ored child found on Fen Church street sew
eral days ago, has been sent TO the Poor
House to be boarded, and where Master Fed
White is expected to 90 as play fellow for
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-21

TAE STOMACH AND the MIND.-Mach of
our conduct depends, no doubt, upon the
character At the food we eat. Perhaps, in-
deed. the nature of our meals governs the
nature OF our impulses more than we are
Inclined TO admit, because none of us relish
well the abandonment of our idea of tree
agency Bonaparte used to attribute the
loss of one OF his battles 10 poor dinner,
vi ich at the time, disturbed his digestion.
Low many OF our nisjudgements-h
many Of our deliberate srrors-how many
OF our unkindnesses, our cruelties, our acts
of thoughtlessness and recklessness, may be
actually owing to cause of the same char
acter? Weeat something that deranges
the condition of the system. Through the
stomachic nerve, that arrangement imme-
diately effects the brain. Moroseness sue.
ceeds amiability; and under its influence we
do that which would shock our sensibility
at any other moment. Or, perhaps, gas
trio irregularity is the common result of an
over indulgence In wholesome food, or
moderate indulgence 10 unsuitable food
The liver is afflicted. In this affection the
brain profoundly sympathizes. The tenn per
is soured; the understanding is narrowed;
prejudices are strengthened; gen erous i'm
pulses are subdued; selfshness originated by
physical disturbances which perpetually
distract the minds attention, becomes
chronic mental disorder; the feeling OF char
ity dies out; we live for ourselves alone;
we have no care for others. And all this
change OF nature is the consequence of in
.judicous diet.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-21
Auction Sales.


WILL BE SOLD.
At Public Auction, on Thursday the 10th inst
at II o'clock,ion the preu.i'es.
The eligible lot at the corner OF Butte and b.
tetourt streets. There are several thousand
bricks on the lot, beig the ruins Of the build
iings recently burnt, and large cistern. The
location is very healthy one and of great
beauty.
ALSO
A lot Oh York street, adj dining the residence
OF MIR Robert Searis.
Terms made known at sale
The e lots can be purchased at private sale
upon the moat favorable terms.
JAS G POLLARD,
Jan list Auctioneer
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-21

The STEAMSHIP JAMRsTowN,--Afte re-
ceiving her freight on this side OF the river,
proceeded to Portsmouth, where she will
remain until the arrival OF the Southern
cars, when she will leave for New York;
persons going to New York will fad excel
lent and well provided conveyance.