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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-22

ra-Abose We present the LeTisbor.
bill Of fare provided t.r tie coming Ami
versary Of the D-e'.ra;isu Of American
Independence, in the fropoou Of that
dsy. TIE afternoon AMI evening are left
open for soc4l auI private Obssrvances.
No general celebration having been prop'-
sei By our cit;zsu,, they should f-el graft
fed tba, the young men on the Hill have
taken upon themselves the trouble and
labor Of providing speakers f.r ihs msU-
or.5e occa>joo-Nessrs. Wo,verrou Of
N5rfhum berl3ui county, and Chauher.!n
Of Uniou. Let the people, in both town
sai country, lay out their time 70 attend
ati hear them. The room is large aud
siry. aud the celebration We have uo dou5:
vii be pleasant.
Judge Kelley, of Pbilade'phia, is oOg's-
ed to deliver Speech a, Danrille on 'h-
lib of July.
Gen Robert Fleming Is the Orator f.r
ths 4;h July celebration at Willjam-porr.
M,j. Charles H. Sbriner, and other d.
,iuguished gentlemen, are announced a.
Orators at Mlftlinburg, same day.
DR.. Horlacher is to prove, at New Ber-
lin, the Divinity of Slavery, on the ''glo-
nous 4tb.'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-22

The Catalogue Of Dickinson Coiisgs,
Carlisle. gives l33 n the Collegiate and - IN
The Preparatory Ds2ar:ment-l0S students IN
all-Cur the present year.
The lrAH,t-r.riNe lJruiara Coz .icgisny,
in No. > Of The students Quarterly" eng
merales lo6 in their first session and SO IN
;heir second session lhs year.
The Uaioa Ssaripg-v. New Berlin, Catalogue
is59-60, report Instructors and :il pupils.
IF-The japanese having finished Ph'ai.,
have undertaken 10 fsihom the eu.Ih.!rv o!
New York, where they now are haCr>nlHg.
Their exodus from Phuad. by 5. Il. F. We
will give next week.
-" 0ur Musical Ffiead," formerly 81
weekly publication. will hereafter be ISSUED
on The first Of each month. al Sl.50 wear.
{. d. Seymour q Co.. lO7 Nassau 81, y, Y.
lE~Our las; 10; Of Envelopes. is very
nea, and superior assortment from The ''Ea-
Gle Works" Harri>5urg-W. o. HIokok.
Ageni-at $50 per 500, sa-oo per 1000.
Ey-John Kes>,er, Of New Berlin. is not a
candidate for County Commi>>inner, aS rec
commended in the last S,ar * Chronicle, by
" Baf4!oe."
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- Ii Is often gratifying for oli-ume friends
10 greet each other again in the flesh while
s,ill in the enioymen; Of all their faculties.
of lhis character, doubtless. was the visit in
keiIy TIP: last week, AFTER .ff3g vsars' separa-
ton, Of Dr.. Thos. I. Smiley (of School Book
memory Of Philad., with MIR. Flavel Clingan
and IN Lewisburg, his week, ne, James VI.
Jesse Beaver, who Together here, about 1873,
were boys together in the printins-ofice Of
Mr. Carolhers Of the Union Hiekory.
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A. r. DILl.--Attorney a. Law.

OFFICE on South Second street. formerly
" occupied b. J. B. Ism:in, deed.
L.vlsSur. ll-s !, 1850
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-22

HAIL STORM IN CHILLIsQUAoUE AND
LEwIsBURG. Shortly after noon on
Tuesday last, a shower prevailed for ba'f
an baur in this vicinity, the rain aud hall
stones flooding the surface for some mo
msn,s, aud destroying much Of the grain,
kuocking Of half the fruit, and stripping
garden vegetables in manner to cause
temporary and in many cases permanent
injury. 1t was light at the west end %
the Borough, and did no harm in the
Townships of this county, but over the
river, especially opp lite the Borough, a.
far cas-, as the Sodom school house, 1hs d.
structiou was more severe, and the los /,
heavy. Several hundred paues Of gas,
we're broken, but happily there was DO
wind to aggraya'e the evil. Above J,-.
N. Nesbit's, aud below E-q Hous-ps, IN
CbilIi.quaque, the storm was light Ia
the ceater Of it. effects, stones fell as large
Is hens eggs, and We found them in our
garden 20 hours after their fall. The
storm seemed to move in a somewha: circ-
ling form, ard to persons at distance the
evolutions Of the clouds were quite dis
tinctly seen, aud novel spectacle. Oh
citizens assure Us they never saw SO pow
e'ful aud injurious storm in the Borough.
4 cloud from the y. ". seemed to meet
enc from the S. +.
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UNION COUNTY STAR LEWISBURG CHRONICE-JUNE 22 1850

rE-Iud-e Wilson Will bold a Court il
Lewis0urE, for Arguments, Thursday Of
next week. June 2Sih.
-r---r----Ha-a----~---~---.
% the eChrisisuihuroh viii have the ser
vices o: FL 'er Ell ray, OF yellow Springs. o.
on Sunday at 10 \ VI, and y p 81. All are
respectfully invited TO attend.
= The CH.!dreu's Freewul Society Of the
Ger. Ref ca. wiil give an Ice Cream Enter
iainmenr- IA the rooms of Il. Snyder. on West
Market 81, on The afternoon ana evening Of
the I.h Iuly, 1860. The proceeds viii be de-
voted to Oe1eso!ent purposes. All are invited
TO attend.
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sin.rissratnr,s Notice.
EuHLIr UCTICE

Is hereby given, .ha, LOT OF LUMBER
vas taken up, While floating ia ihs cCs-
ouehanna River. an the premises Of J. Wing
eTi, 10 East Bufai1e Twp, On tle ilta d2y q:
May Gl.., consisting ot one hundred and tUea-
iy-;Wo logs, list aud description OF winch
are lodged n ,rv of7re a! LewiShurs for the
inspection OF al concerned. The owner or
owners theTeo. are required TO prove proper
", paw all legal charges. aud iake them G~ay
within lhree months from the date here {,
oyherElse they will lie forfeited aad VAL be
sold srcor-irg 10 law. Witness my hand a.
Lew.sburg this Oh day Of June, 1850
IA. MERTZ. Up
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Executors Notice.
CisAsf3ERiIM BROS
Corner OF FIGI, and Market SIS,
LEELSBCRG. PA.

f + have nov and vii continue To keep
W on hand fail assortment Of all goods
10 cur line 10 which Ee iuglIe the attention
Of tle community:
DRY GOODS. S.GROCERIES. HARD
WARE, QUEENSWARE. FISH,
SALT. PLASTER, COAL. GEM
EMF, Iron. STEEL, SPRINGS,
COACH TRIMMINGS. SAD
DLERY AND SHOE FINDINGS,
DC. dc.
A.l OF which viii be sold unreasonable price,
Tor cash cr iaril 2rojUc-. i liberal discount
v.I b maie 10 the trade.
"LEWISBCRG MILLS"
We are prepared 10 90 Custom 9. Merchan,
w1rz 20 cFcsr, uPOn usual terms. All kinds
oi Gram bought al hIshes; market price.
i1-F.ogE sE5 Feed ioc sale. Terms
CASH CHAMBERLIN BROS.
Lewishurs. Nav }, 1850
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500 yew Advertisements.
,rb Of JpIv. lG-lS60.

r-,,,,x ard Tara AIPHA Literary ; ci-
N, ,be University a, LewIsburr, WIll tie
.. d, ,bs Unsgersuy Hal, oa ,he morning
- Wednesday. Jaly I, 1909.
r,.,.,,es to commence al 81 o'clock. 4 NJ.
TIE Faculty aud students will meet in
ct.ass-.,r', Hal. at :! o'clock, NJ. The
-. yf The Different Prg!e>>.ons-a"d
e, ~ genara,-are respectfully invited
.---..r,se. Those in attendance viii form
p,oe-,.,gu 10 The following order:
RAND
F.-u'ty %: ;ha Lu.vsTsiiy.
Eusr-au >1c1~iF-
Ilg;a All ha >acs'y-
Pm Etd >nr3.ty-
Prafas,i.us.
CJl-a,-
u,-.b,r e. The Ci.il.u>-wN u @ s.ka,1liS'
- fua,.lau n-rr'y--lfIN eN'iLEf-
a. II Tue.a A P-a se-.--A X d. '' IAN
The nrocr>>.on w,.l proceed down Market
s, =, Third. GU, Third TO the Hall where the
audience Will be entertained by the following
Programme:
Pray,r-
p.-la-..ian q Iui-r.a aieH-e-fr'f l'I." ~
Nl~r
orstfon-< p VpLEE-TtS-
Music
Po.m-JA'- JHAFIiL-iN.
Na-i-
Citizens OF the vicinity ana Htlzn7'T'ns
Towns are respectful, invite go % present.
VA UH,.5l-.,.. -.: A-rsu-v-
j. JHNk>- Il. ms
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Itu,

In TGenshur-, Lawrence Co. Pa. IN tir 5th u',,
EPHKAlN- 81 ( -. al AMI Jane pii LLIgs. IA b,-
-! yearEee,Etly stuleI; ia .Le JlIe.s4ty al L-~
burg
In Nuncy. on the 18th Inst, cf consumption, JAC1s
PUTT. E-q in the C5ih yeas O.! D., s---
In Clinton toFush.l, Lyooiains unity, l7tL inst.
DANIEL uAINES.
In phguxyic, Pa fh inst. in hs27th yea- 4 u D.
son HALL, Il The firm OF kTyaE-r Hali, AMI e1e-s
son o: Rev. Nm. : Hal. Of N-w York CITY.
In B-rSjes. June /. after short i mess SARAH b
cousor Q: Fre4eIicA A!ey, aset o. years, months and
:. DAYS
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sH-T The first Census return We have is
the population Of Jones.osn, Lebanon Co,
~. Warren, lii22.
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..,.-.-r-r -van-fsr'urars Merchants. Mechanics
~. ---s N CITY aui Country, fu"'isf-sr,
u rSs - I. 'as i, a5 al, , 5 2. nh r. . ii s i.res re-
t,alla, - r,-.u stion in r0unmuriiv r7uts'n'T-
W ~ srsg5-,su q; stsr -.ea' PFo4lesFs consumers
- st.Is-, t.It a, any in the state
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EPsrssDssTg, z@.

FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE -, 1850,
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WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS.
w The Family Doctor.

-I,sE A.gl;-. -a-I5 g5.i,. & tis ru--
Il p.--a-- g.. -l- y s..i a 8 ,I-aE-'.B D.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE

SUPREME CoURT--CHAxBgEs - Jan IT, Before Justice
LEONARD.
u,pEAs CORPUS FOR A cHiLD-NrEREsrING CASE.
On FRIDAY, Iucius T.. Bulsley, on behalfo William
smes obtained writ OF haoeas directed TO Charlotte
Homs, commanding her &C prodase the bedY 81 ,in H3ms
Chic and that Mira Holiness the mother
hd bad iidrsly taksn BIZ away om bin; tha;
custody Of the child iuthe that tbs wr OF htoeai
corpus obeyed by her unless accompanied BY an
Fn hi, peisr both wis were granted and this morning
the relatives Of ARA Holmes Cear when appeared
thet b ,be wits and for6y seized her Snitho
bi5 md toOh them away csags since which time they
nave nos Conf his nporning Ills SAID that Mr. HOLMES
Z The Troy who figured inthe newsPaes some time
u, Hoss followed him TO Chicago and sought tbs aid Of
he obtain her chd'en and Il WA hay decided h
,he should have the custody Of ys and the other children
to Brooklyn with Iysh aud another daughter where she still re-
AZ II O'clock the mother and child entered the courtroom
comparied by Consbe Jones Mrs HOLMES states that the
constable took her up to no 2e7 Btoadway and waited there
down to Court then took her Tsylos saloon and
her eifeshnent after which he brought her to ccr
Hton Robinson for Mrs Holmes waived the (iets Of the
case and heu Adjourned 20 Tuesday to allow mn
tin to prepare the writ setting forth the facts othe
corrxpIA CoryrY-Jsn. 7.-Before Justice HoGBBo0x.
THE BRoOBLYS FERRY LEASES.
The People, &C., ast. J he Mayor, &c. -
The motion to continue the injunction restraining tue
proposed sale Of ferry by tho city was brought on FOR
augment on Friday, at HUDSON, v,.
10 nut In additional sfhdavits.
ihe motion oppofed end, tt.r long argument, ne
be poer hs both iSes On have every pre-
sent al the faces bearing upon the case TO the our,
% time 10 serve snoh additional afdavs the defeucnt
attorney eght before the next hearing Denisn are al
lowed liberty to read opposing sihdaNits ~, ont,
CrocI for The pnias Vim NJ Eyas and Moses Ely for the
defendants
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THE PENNSYLVANIA OIL SPRINGS

Correspondence Of The N. T. Tribune.
RASDoLrH, Crawford Co., Pa, Dec. 20, 1852
The Oil Springs at Htusville, Crawford County Ps-s
have been known siuee the frst settlement Of the
county and more less attention has been paid 70
eoIloel;ss tho oft BY means OF blankets, &c.
TIE fret well was suck in August or September last,
by Mr.. Drake from Connecticut from whoh he Ia
pumping at the rate Of sixty gallons per hour. Five
six others have struck veins Of oil ana many others
engaged in boring. The prospects of success ara
HatteIing. Many oil springs have been found in var-
GUS places throughout this and the adjoining counties
Of Erie, Venaugo aud Warren, most Of which are
along the Allegheny River and IFS tributaries, aom
Franklin TO Warren County, distance of sixty miles
They are not however, confined 10 this place. Soma
fire springs have been discovered in the western part
OF Crawford County, and some in the southwest Of
Erie County, distance Of sixty miles from the river.
The excitement though yet local. is intense, and fas
extending and Increasing there being now about two
thousand PERSONS or less interested and engaged
in this greasy businesswhch is not altogether FREQ
from casualty Dir. Drake having had an explosion and
couhagration from lighted candle being brought in
contact with the gas, which has not perhaps, been
surpassed in magiGcence since the creation; the oil
having been discharged from the watts into the creek,
which about two hundred feet wide, sent up sheet
Of flame variously estimated at from two to thTee
hundred feet. u. L. HoBBs.4
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me Presbyterian Church, concerning which my poli.
esily offended fellow -sonihrons have also grossly and
,ot meapIy misrepresented The facts are simply
800. DID ioin the church. but not liking MY
1scrtior Herewith, made formal application to the
sSon thereof for permission to withdraw therofrom.
is,eys from the pastor and from OF the elders,
NOS on file in my Office and which shall be published
h recessary show that my petition was refused on
d. vround that the Presbyterian book Of discipline
from membership any MEMBER who, merely Of hisowA
Nseatisfscton and without 0fense, wished TO dissolve
his s1npectioN with the church. still claimed the
rghs and liberty TO withdraw; they Persistenty do
MED such right aud liberty my part and thus the
war between ne was kept up for at least twelve
moths Finally, sufficiently out Of patience, told
then in the painest possbe terms that they might all
do IN the premises precisely as they pleased bu that
ehould certainly no longer regard myself as member
Of their church. For the positive truth Of all this
refer again. to my ferSs but 10 my slaveholding
snenles Rev. A. Baker DR.. j. j. Suulmerell, ID. A.
Davis Michael Brow- and J. j. Burner ipastor and
elders all resideps OF Salisbury, Rowan county,
North Carolina.
A for nay name, il is Heper-simpy and exactly AZ
write ard speak 1t. Whoever writes and pr0nounces
1t otheruis does either in ignorance malice.
Eyefy assertion insinuation that has been made
AersOfore, that may be made hereafter no matter
by what authority, nor by whom circulated, in any
Tanner or degree conflicting with what have said
above, Is founded in spirit Of sheer fssshood and
nalgnty, ard never in either tins world in the
next, be Substantiated established And with this
unambsuous declaration Of facts my part, without
further remark or explanation, shall do now and
always hereafter just as did at first calmly quietly
await the verdict of the public.
Your. respectfully, H. q HELPER
Ne. ~ Pine slrees. NewfoI JAM 7. 1880
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DIED..

CHURCH. On Sunday Jan a George w Cbnr,h
ape rssses snd snS. q the family are re'p:oay nyis
Allentown, Nj.
CLEARYIn this city, Friday Jan James Cleay. assf
IS years
DELANEY,In this city, on Friday Jan. Of .c~Is. fs,z
Delaney, aged years and . months.
EUsTACE-In this city Friday, jan Of nnannsstiss q
the BRAIN Augustine Ambrose Eusaee, OF Joseph sd
Mary A. Eustace, aged Ia years aud monha
GEDNEYoon Sunday Jan 8, Margaret Gedasy. widow q
The r"v.. ans :. @g 1s invited t.
attend the funeral service this Monday afternoon .. ooss
the residence Of her nephew Nicholas Thea No l u
low Her win be taken Tuesday 70 Rys.
Nestchester County, for interment-
GUILLAUDEUon Saturday morning, Jas. of heart dsesss,
Emile Guilsudeu, IT,, In the 18th year Of his age.
His relatives and friends and hose Of h broheTn Law, Wa
from S late redsncS M East T.ss street, on s.
day. Jan. o. at o'clock p
HFNNINGIn this city, Saturday Jan afsr severe n
AEE Maiah the beloved wife Of Joseph L. HsaRins
the 70tb year Of her
KELLoGG-on Sunday morning. Jan Mr.. Mi..rvs wsrne
The friends and relatives 81 the .sy are invited to sad the
es Sn sess mr. rom sas .saas as os
tce
LoRD-At Lyme Conn., Monday evening Jan. Of psssr
monis, Richard l. Lord ESQ., aged &c years.
SicLAUGHLIN-Tu this city, on Saturday evening" jan 4
cuthsInO mclaughlin, wife Of James asLsashin sssd
oToOLEIn this city, Saturday afternoon Jan ofuesa-
nation Of the lungs Joseph o'1OOls, aged rs yso-
son q Wia and PIa z P.sor s.sd snI sns
days.
The friends Of the 6my invited to attend BIS funeral
Monday Jan at pm frem the residence Of hts psrsufs
seventh street. between Fourth and
ard fihh avenues.
VAN DFRLlP-On Sunday morning. Jan 9, Mrs CathsTino
MARS, wife Of Samuel A. Van Derip aged 50 years.
The friends OF the fmy invited attend her funeral fro
tie residence Of her no. 2s West Twen!ytha street,
Tuesday, 10Th inst. at o'clock.
WHEELER - In this city, Friday, Jan. g. Eiizs5seh
Wheeler, widow OF the late Samuel Wheeler In the 6ssk
yesr Of her age.
WHITE-In North Collins Ehe County. n. T., sssd-s
morning. Dec 49, ID. Lsvton White aged &c yesrA
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AcciDrsr Ar TIE SANDWICH IsLasps-NAsn,w

ACCIDENT Ar TIE SANDWICH IsLAsps-NARasw
EscAPE OF r. II. DANA, JR., AND OTHER AmgRicAxG.
The bridge over TIE Wailuka River, at Hlo. gave
way the Dist Of October. Just a. a number ofeAner-
leans crossing on horseback The party bad beaa
picnic excursion, and were returning 70 town ia
the latter part of the afternoon. IL consisted Of the
Hon. s. L, Austin and Mrs. Austin; three sous and
daughter Of the Rev. ID. h. Lyman; r. n. Dana, r..
esq, Of Boston; Capt. Henry Burdett Of the Bossoa
ship Radugg, with MIS- Burilett, Capt Brown Of the
harke Belle, Mrs. Brown, Mrs Guch lsister of Mrs-
Austin iIiss Pratt lsiste of Mrs. Charles Brewer.
Mrs Hines, Mrs. Ashley, Capt. Blackmer, and j. n.
COney, tea., SheEiff of llilo.
AS portion of the party were crossing the bridge,
the report Of the Swapping Of chain heard, toen
crash and the bridge tipped, broke and fell The
bridge from fourteen 10 eighteen feet above the
wGler There was Immediately scene IN the water
OF struggling men, women, and horses. Mrs Austin
was pulled out Of the water, but her horse was
drowned. Can't. Burdet held on TO the rail OF the
bridge with cne arm, which kept him from going
down. Mre Burdett was for time In extreme. peru,
but was rescued Mr.. Dana was in the middle OF the
bridge hen IL broke and went into the river with his
horse keepipg his seat in tie saddl- but both beco
inc involved in the wreck of the bridge, Mr. Dana got
blow on the foot " hch fractured bone and bruised
him somewhat. Leaving bis horse, he swan TO a part
OF he bridge but that breaking down. be swan to the
nprer rail- and came over that by band TO the shore.
which be was the last TO reach Thus all the party TO
whom death or serious injury was imminent, was
saved Mr. Dana appears 10 be particularly unfortu-
nato. The vessel ia which he left San Francisco WAC
burnt at sea- and now his hfe has again been put in
peril. Sandwich Island Adv, New. 3.
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A LITERARY TBIEy.-A young married man il1'l'os
Gsphen b. Hail. porter In the employ Of @ss, p.-
Co. Wa. arrested on Saturday By detectives r00s na
shsIssd with Lsvns stolen quantity OF p00A 80.
psyer Ga searching lhs ct No ~ Ienn vsed
spantity OF boeks valued Of upward OF h 5ucYma-
1ke prisoner then confessed his crime and be had
ton u Ted 20 the recovery sli lie sistte toS
lsn IN Che bao Of csffsug Of two OF three eoos o AZ
Whenever be LETT the Tie prisoner was l9cAS" ~
HesdQ0sFters f0F 6xaniRaiea-
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COURT or APPEALS
MOTIFS OF DECISIONS AT sEPTEHBRR TERN.


Graves Dudley.
The plaintiff, having agreed 10 loan SOU 10 third
psTcs upon usurous handed bank bills hst to
a. defendant aeivs 10 the contemplated
fer Tie loeD aud which Then handed TO the plaintiff should
he rsctcd II examination mistake should b. found
he Pantr e eEsnnins hs papers edefed tnem 70 ne
dei-dt ard d. nanded the b Held that he cood maintain
action for the recovery thereof The contract tor tue loan re-
uirue executo delivery of the money to the pantid did not
charge hr title the bh There nothing IN the nature of
change OF ownership When such not the itenon OF pre-
81. being pee6ssy recovered whea identh as thss
delivery be made ESidsnee thAi part Of the p re.e %
particular bank denomination l. sufficient 20 prevent nen
evidence that the defrodant haa IA hA
pose,s, the bsns issues other bs Of na "eHo
ration.
Though the allowance OF IAN Amendments OF the plead
The Judge Circuit cTsionaIy the fefes 70 exet-
that dseTrop o. want OF power when ts
power exits Il IN law for which new tflsl VIII DO
between complaint the eyide nthe description OF the
land They In essential particulars except that the
on tho wess Ns In ne complaint stated
10 be- OF ths est The Judge refused ths plaintiff Application
10 amend odug THAT be had not the power 10 pem H. and
non-sued hu Hei-A mere variance, and moi entire u
ufe Of pTotL
Tie grantor in an absolute conveyance Of land not
sing aud mistake cannot prove BY paEol grant
for himself SO held when the plainh sought
the purchase Of And sold by the defendant
bad and received TO his and by
previous absolute conveyance Of the land plaintiffs 10 the
defendant, waA in fact IN trust bT the grantoY.
Hodges ngt. Tennessee Insurance Company "a Sold
4 considered and the Of trust dslng uhsd om that Of
mcIigEpr.
Bseiock sgt The New-York and Erie Railroad Company
A railroad company ia responsible for damages re-
uls ON delay tIanspor, height In the usual tc which
cRued BY greet number OF "a suddenly and
wTouguly Teasing OK Of los engaeess In employ.
msn' Ct sssoad sOupany no sadaeRy, and ~ eeHcest
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FAT MEAT HoRK SOLID THAN LEAS.-MssuA
Lawes and Gilbert, Epghsh agricultural chemists, hsvs
amer long experiments established tho fact that Tho
proportion Of solid matter Is much greater in fat animals
than In lean; that while in lean the proportion 81
water is often wo-thirds, in fat one Il 10 ofssn es
than half This shows the great economy OF purchas-
ing fat meat, although Of course, the proportion =
mineral and heterogeneous matter in lean beef Is gsaaas
than IN tat ,-. -. ..rr i, 49, ii
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COLI STTER-This Ia a seasonable invention, pss-
ented in 1857 by s. Adsms and ms we informed has
been maDuiacturedand ID in considerable In Boston,
Though there have been many Of these machines pat
eDted all Of which useful this strikes having
the advantage moot others in simplicity, cheap
ness, and certainty, and convenience in action. II
msy be used the top Of an ash barrel, whsn by 70
moving the cover the ashss are poured in the cover
replaced, and few rapid oscillations deposits the ash
ss in the barrel while the coal 70 le IN the screen.
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