davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31
NOTICE e.
sAuditor's Notice.

TN the matter of the Sale by the Sheriff Of
Union county of the real eSlute of HAYES,
Nesblt and FIchlhorn, of John Nesblf. and OF
Michael flchlhorn, upon Vend. Exp. &c.
The Auditor appointed By the Court OF
Common Pleas of said county TO report The
facts and make distribution of the MONIES
raised by the sales aforesaid, will meet The
parties in interest for the purpose OF attending
10 the duties of his appointment at his Once
in Lewis sburg on Monday the 10Th day of June,
1861, at 10 % clock, 4 NJ
JOHN B. LINN, Auditor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31

Mn. Enron Permit US lhro' the columns
OF vour paper TO recommend 4. Vi LANSHE
of Lewisbarg as a suitable candidate fer She
riff. Mr. LawShe is one OF the working men Of
the party. and /! he should be fixed upon a.
oGr candidate he would undoubtedly be eiec-
led and would make a faithful Officer.
6wSg2 MANY REPUBLIClHs.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31
Auditors Notice.

TN the Orphans Cour, of Union county In
the matter of the estate OF the Rev. Ihom-
as Hood-account Of Saul Mccormick, who
was Administrator Of the SAID estate, as flied
bv VIM. Fearon. Administrator OF SAID saul
Mccormick. now decd. The undersigned,
appointed by the Orphans Court aforesaid t"
audi, said account and report distributor &c,
will meet all persons interested at his Office
in Lewisburg, on Friday the iith day Of June,
AID. 1861, al 10 o'clock An.
JOHN B. LINN, Auditor.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31

rg-By request Of many friends, THOMAS
CHURCH, Of Hartley township, will be d
candidate for SHERIFF Of Union county al
the coming Election. subject to the dec son
OF The Republican Union nominations. Mayo
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31
Auditors Notice.

FINHE Auditor appointed by the Court Of
Common Pleas of Union county to audit,
settle and adjust the account Of WV. 1oNEs
Esq, Assignee Of JOSEPH M'FADDEN, and
10 make distribution Of the balance in the
hands of the accountant, will meet the parties
interested, for the purposes Of his appointment,
on SATURDAY. June 22G. 1861, al O'Clock. i
NJ, at the Office Of Orwig & Hayes, IN the Bo-
rough OF LewiSburg.
ALFRED HAYES, Auditor.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31

Elisha StratIt. of LewiSburg. will be
a candidate for SHERIFF al the coming cleo
ton, subject TO the decision Of the Republican
Nominating Election.-Nay -, 1861.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31
t5E a,J E.l5sSa
LEWISBU URG, ONION CO., Pl.
l.. ID. LlREIYEkl. Proprietor.

yI'HIS new Hotel is situated opposite the
Court House in the most fashionable and
beautiful part Of the town, and Tor style amt
convenience can not be surpassed in Central
Pennsylvania.
Those visiting the University, or attending
Court. Will find il the most convenient and
central public houSe-chargeS will be the
most reasonabe-and neither time or expense
Will be spared to bestow every comfort upon
those who NAV call.-Lewlsburg, May 3.lSG0
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31
CO-PARTNEESIIIP.

COLA II / y IIcliiI.
-rT~---- The undersigned have as
r. tsocIat,d themselves INTO copart-
=, ~ ..i7da' ner>hip for the purpose Of carry
ftz.'-''----lng on the Laundering, Planning,
and Carpentcrng business IN all IheIr various
branches, at the
Ecwi5burg Gicnm blaming GliIIs.
where they intend 30 keep a s''ck Of Pine,
Hcm!ock. Walnut. Cherry, Poplar, ash, Ma
pie. and all kind, Of Lumber, Flooring Smell
vIug, siding, Shingles, La'h. 1oI>ts, S'nltinc,
Fencing. Pickets, Door and Window Frames,
Doors. shutters. Blinds, sash, MOULDING,
Brackets, &c. rIauIn". Sitting, Scroll Saw
inc, SC, done at short notice AMI all work
warranted To give Sailsiacuun, 10th in rlce
and workmanship.
]. u. DlEFFENDEHFER,
MARTIN DREISBAtU,
HIRAM UEEISBACH
Lrwi.rur- Planning Mills, AIEI /, lsto.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31

To the Voters Of Union County.
The undersigned will be candidate for
COUNTY TREASURER at the coming Elec
ton. subject 10 the Republican Union Con
yention. MAY - PETER III RSH
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31
s(A THCNIS G.. CPIER,
~ tsurr'.-rr 'oJIIsrfI
Ss:ltCknlGiscT ana JCYIC!!er.

I.0--l " - n --II.I -------- ,
Nh Y4l,r-LEW l>LJtu. g..
4 IGc,4s. Watches, g.. repaired On sror
I notice and wfrrgt.'t tu give satisfaction
- IN excellent assortment % Na',t,,
Clocks and jrwr.ry ca naai- Ch.oJ IN rr,6
G!IT FRAMES .t ai -Iz., made To- order
LeWisbuT-. iTr -, --5-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31
GREAT CURE OF SCROFULA.

The tollowir; letter from Li-hy respected member
of the Society Of Friends al. 5ds strong ,yid.Ice TIE
great superiority Of the DLrUR,lvE over S,rsltuiA
and susArtEiLlA fNGUGEs we'll as tte yaI4ous either
Medicines in general use Tor Scroggia.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31
improved TIineral Plate,


(hase and teeth the ssme.) which is fast su-
rerSeding the use Of Gold and Silver Plate.
The Mineral Teeth are undoubtedly superior,
ard in many res poets more deSIrai le Than any
other now or'! the public ny the Dental profession
Tie, arr the highest a'ta.nmcnt Of Ia" art.
Teeth mounted on Coral aud Amber Bases
At IurrI rrie. Thee bases have been tested ty the
scientific and highly recommgalod for cieanlinessutly
and beauty.
Tech also Mounted on Gold ndPlatina, in
the latest approved style. Also Metallic Plate" us'
cnlv by Dr. in this locality. whI far superior to
silver at silver Plate Yrre- silver no. u-ri. d. fa
proved in many injurious T. the health "i The
wcarrr.
Special attention viii also be paid II Natu-
raj T.eth correct a'I irr -grrs. trE- irritable
AMI posed nerves. filling .rayoi t'rth IN The most
sk.lsul manner. thus Trs-'yr tAu-cor-au~ which IL
tribute so much to the comfort ana appearance u The
Ius-sss"r. ,
DIR. Burlan's mode Of operating will al all
times l., o. ID, mio-t character carefully avoiding tie
uGi.ton 81 unnecessary rrn aul H b. lilUt"i ." H."
a-e constitution and h.th al H." ati'ii' Thereby 81
rius the greatest -r.U mt o. -ur' E tr f'-'n-
uf prr~-rviuL thiT Teeth NLu us' ihrau f.ar "'ne
Permit th-ir jigr and rr mrturr decay. l'--"n' re-
guirn. the Services Of Dentist, VIII rT.mo td'r IA
trrst- hv ca''iug pr e., as he o. perfectly i'nAr
with all te .rairhr- c- Ei- i- Nn. ur! with the "N
Irriruc' f u'ar tv'ufy yra- r"u,.r' ani 'N'rI-'-
practice j. i.',rninr! 60 ~ ,A'rsuu to make eF
tTy operation entirely ssfi-isrt'r rs.
- Rooms (iraSed for a term Of years. on
Market square directly over Harris DuurtuS t'rll"r
y C,ltNrlr-) Drag store. ,rrUif. n" Chronicle aud
telegraph Office rurr.nre lrtwccn rr. Wilson's ami
the Drug store. Al operation uuruu'i equal g. any
iu fills country g,.,UE.r.. The natural contour 81
>r:,IuIN>.
LcWs,lu:-. &HV. >, lstH.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31
second InstainiGnt.

rlNO the Voters Of Union County: Encoura-
ged by the advice of many friends, am
candidate for the Office OF SHERIFF Of the
county, subject to the choice Of the NomIna-
ting Election OF the 81 OF August next.
L.F. ALBRIGHT
White Deer Tp, May 90. 1861 pd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31
CncAT ISsPEOVEMENT
IL THE
DENTAL PROFESSloN
N.E. HNNAAM

CURGEGN and Mechani- iT,,es-.ss g.
y cal Dau.is:. takes this >--IfIr
method # Informing the citizens cf Lewis
burg and vicinity that he ha, located rerma-
nen,ly, and IS prepared to furnish all who
need dental substitutes for maSiIcation with
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-05-31

HlR M DttlSbA'lI ii
ewisIur- PIauiu- NI.s, AII.l !, lsto.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-09
FAILURES AND SUSPENSIONS IL JANU.
ARN kkRRIrARX AND MARnl

We give, says the Boston Commercial! Bulletin,
the following statistics of the sFailnres and Sus-
pensions" reported for the months Of January,
February and arch, in our list of Business Chan
yes which will be found of general interest to the
retail establishments that OF little no account,
which pass out of sight, from time to time, without
p-rceptibly affecting the current of trade; such
have not deemed it worth our while to report. The
following table shows not only the number Of fail
rres the past quarter, but also the States in which
they occurred and the business in which the parties
we're engaged. The numbers given in the States
Of Massachusetts,, New York, Pennsylvania, Mary
Land and Ohio, are exclusive of those which occur
ed in their capital cities, the numbers in those cities
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-09
SRignHg.

ees,a FOR LIVERPOOL.-Th superior shin
i-sgsssss SIR JOHN FRANKLIN, J j. Despe .ux having
WI q esh a1 Bssss a
''" '''0inTG 2MBSRf Gf III fS CO.,
o5s,, JOHN HE Il bRfasbSp,s T ga,
cor. Commerce and Pratt SITS.
&Sgx ,,a rOk BREMEN.-The fine American ship
despatch for t LanderGin MASTER will have prompt
apl If GE 5YFis' ( < %VSlLKENs,
iii FOX LlVERPOOL.-T6e Al shin ADNT-
wharf and having Si9o s master loading at Ramseys
Il 5 E '',n r', 'r.3PS. fr fjs e. a'
,sssF4z FOR BR&MEN.-The fine RroT1on Ill,
49, A9OLPHlNE, Meyerdiek, master viii h,a SP
dispatch for the above port For small soWae n gIicE
mh29 y corner Lombard street ana c&sa ~ de
,4es+ FOR ROTTERDAM-The fine American
ship j. G. BoYNT0N, Theoba!d master will bava
rn,ae.tf KATE 3, LEUPoLp,
.es5la FOR LIVERPOOL.-The fine ship MAR.
THiA1 VIII, WHIF&9RE Cobprn now loading a,
.,a,., 'FoARD & ROGERS,
'!gt, -. 10 Bowy's wharf.
1S54 FOR LIYERPOOL.-The fine shin
Commercial wharf fo5ws the M4RfHR WH Gi1T2PdGR E.
mh2s-.f foAi Is B 3 FVSE Tbs,s
,Gzz FOR LIYERPOOL.--The superiog AZ
LOADING at Hendersons wharf for the above port and hay
iarGe norton of her engaged and going board
ppy JoHS S" aEN6ER Fs5f' &r G E0essaEe
nlnZ2 |. corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
sz4f5+ FOR RICHMOND DIRECT-TO SAIL
WILLIS, Capt VIM G North The Schooner is now lasG
s,o.r '' IT, q a. 'i TYfGa FELL T.
ap2d Spears wharf
ssa4A FOR WILMINGTON, N. C.-THG NER
kES 5ppe4 seEoan5r RoBr
Cant Mitchell having large portion cargo on board
" VIII despatch bGS '5SfH Z rsi:tzS #h2Ry'
Goods sent to address will be forwarded free Of Cor
nsSoSij ana all charges thereon promptly paid
1rsss to MERGfANTS LINE Ou'c@'e receipts ana AZ
aessrs T. C. & B. G. WORTH Agents in Wilmington.
So FOR CHARLESTON, S C.-THE MER-
AT saihg cP5er t seS+ sAI
now Teceigin freight and viii sail Win os fgpns Is
CHARLES PENDERGAsT,
sent a ON fp2 6 nPe IS lime and goods
N B-Shippers will please send duplicate rec .ipts with
M.ssrs II. RUSSELL Co. gents in Charleston ~ a. an,
,ssrs5s FOR BOSTON-The fast-sailing scbr.
port ana ayRg thu Rai na 81 bow leading for the
apply ap5 f. NV eor, aE SIaft - &E6S ERs
s$5x FOR BOSTON. The fastsaiIing brio
- BOOT LAWRENCE. C. Fuller, master is now
oadlhg Tor the above port and having the most of hey
cargo engaged VIII have quick dispatch For balance freight
UT passage apply TO - -, HESLeEN Il ROGERS,
apz-t y w corner Pratt and GAY streets
xs4t NEW ORLEANS
Is@2aN6 LINE OF
Oil. ,- PACK gTS
HELEN A. MILLER, Calf
CHARLES, Ruork
LAs vessels ere all of superior class and insure - sbe
owest figure They sail regularly advertised and IRE
HaGe Dy Captains well experienced in trade ca
pac oo OF the aboye vessels in such will ao-5 greet
facility TO shippers For freight, cabin or stearaga
aPrly 10 JOHN HENDERSON i co,
arc IA, rr,l,-,o,-, 40. 81 Pratt street
GEO v HYNS0N Co, Agents New Orleans, will for
@ WIN and dispatch all goods consigned
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-09

WoAEs EQUAL TO AN EMEReEscY.-On the eve
nlne OF the 18th ultimo, two ladies started to go to
aoruana, Me-, from small town not far off, but
were overtaken by terrific snow storm, which in
sii'rt time Rendered advance or retreat equally
difficult, and art"ruisf lhem to pas the night on
the road. Fortunately they had with them a
clothing. Covering their horse we'll with Blankets.
htney hitched him to the sleigh; then lifting out the
,h leu, ,ney arrayed their couch on the snow tipped
saeigh bottom side up, went to bed, and Slept
riahtaSS an. ana comfortably. In the morning they
spcceado aaaings and after considerable difficulty,
eN0Neeoeu IN getting to comfortable quarters.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-09

.,antcd ~ =, vi Richmond, wbe was last week re-
has held t6e sa%e h po. city majority
years An unequyocs for fourteen consecutive
tive fidelity and efficiency. 'H' " lie seAe0n'
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-09

DANTE is to be further honored in Florence by
the erection to his memory, in the Piazza della
will be in that city great national festival in
nonor OF the poet that being the sixth centenary
co.mI1memoration of his BIRTH A similar festival
WI Sl'i De repeated every five years. when medals will
ue awarded to the authors of the ten best works
Ia the interval in relation to science, art
ana literature. 1t is also proposed to issue new
NATIONAL edition of Dante, in six large royal octave
volumes OF six hundred pages each, with supple
mInAry volume containing lists of subscribers and
notes OF the best living commentators on DAME
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-09
g0r Sais, ,frsiabt IT Gbarter:

<ss7s.t WANTED-A VESSEL going to New
ss1--4Zs 'Tk' can get a deck load by applying to
a29tf East Falls and Eas +; Maven Tenus.,
,esz4zs FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER --Tbe,
Siaazs Al bark GdENWO0D Capt. B. T. Glover rstons
Apply e MoRT65$So S sr fEEaf f2 any
al5-iot No. g South Cav street.,
at FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
'AA s. b"' #A RRPi'Sf fsF S6S s'oS
e@gt FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER -Tbe
@2Azs3 Al Bremen bark INDUSTRIE, A. HiIken, master
about $500 hbls calacity. Apply to --'1-' ''''
mh26t Cheapside and Lombard s,Tss.t
~ FOR LIVERPOOL,
sS1z, Heavy freight wsntci for 4 l ship ,r Liye,
49,. JOHN HENDERSON 4. CO.
-Isl!-H Corner Commerce and Pratt sire It's
~, FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.~-Th.
ssss Al British bark USK, 2SS tons register Asply to
leti-u l25 Smiths wharf
c.s4 WANTED.-Two VESSELS r2067T3
AR Sj5:.r to " E $%.,' c5Po,''
81 WANTED.-A vessel of 300 tons to load
~ nr london Also, Tessal Of 5oN65OO tons for South
ss,f ~-D '''''s 10 %S66EiRE1IRRp E RANDALL,
.9$s5x FREIGHT FOR NEW ORLEANS--Pbe,
baiT Of fG@7oO hbls freight for New orleas 9a,
De fs o2f'"ed by application to %! KICK 4 o.
,7s55 FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER
[E A elmer in, cGrpered and COPPER Steaea
,g+5sss, WANTED FOR A PORT IN EUROPE
4s-An Al SHIP Of about 1900 to 5000 barrels ca9aca
once ' o' VI" 6 xSn fRS f,f EiE 4R2 At
oal-H corner Pratt and Commerce. streets.
.SaaA VESSELS WANTED FNR
are opst 1T si IA 4aa Ct vessels ,,os
no., 1oRRg4L X RANDALL.
- ~ - IS Exchange Flacs
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-09
Balnts, Oils, 8L2ss, ayt Stu5s.&f.

E3ALTIMORE CHEMICAL PAIMT ITT,
IN. DAVISoN < Z; o.
AANgr4OIgVEER y,
S]Tf e f;:s? 4p 3S g h
Frend t aG8 EaTEag ea 2 & y in The sentry
They also continue the manufacture Of th.z rel know,
Refd saItpetre, all grades Putty, il bIess and ola
GoHpar,s Whiting sd Chalk,
Ne itsf9S Oh, s sa5a}9S H.,
Yenitian Red YSIIow 0 L1tg" ~
offer trade at the lowest aet pca5 Of s'i -
UUGH BOLTON 4 CO,
IL wdoII;FssAsLLE1 AT3 kEYAiL DEALERS IN
r ESsPs constantly on hand general assortment G Pant
fTS matsraiS hGh are enuil2ated in part :Iigas
Lewis snow White zzc Put ttyo S;se b..
g EPSa z gsor; Esi rinse nssca IL.
Chimes; ana American Yer Pat Ss{ oil;
n, aloE Machinery o.:
D. dsat:1 t,iae r, C2nphcne and E;hefcaI,I.
Common Lap Bsck 2a alf Ta4 2aH hSss.:s
Headie Xarnish; Nestsfoot 6 SiI'H'
n ana SyerX oSaer article aRpestalns 10 business
a3l.tt - No 81 GgELDakRy,s WHARF.
/ bIE WOODS, DYE STUFFS, DRY.SAL9'..
~ RES
s'oa9 hhis Glhig,Jed and ground ii woo;.s
10 bieachlR Powders, high tee:,
21j casks and nbls. GLUE, ITi<h sGG American
AGds, al! kinds, fond, C0chint&i
Alum, lump and ETugaa. Lac i've,
BARI, Pot and Pearl Ash-.
81 CE2Ll. I5t = PrUSs. Pot Asst
i:iGe Fitfc! P1Ilce Stone,
EoraX, Paris White,
China Clay, Roll Birthstone
Copperas, Red Tartar,
cream Tartar, Red Lead,
Cldtear, Sugar Of leci,
C1tc!, Siciiv Surac
Emery, Sal Soda,
Extract ioEwooi Sand CrCcbie.
Hu,Ta Sne!!ac, Terra JaPoT.:c&
inttso Gtfacca2, y eriigrs,
PENAL WhiticE, &c, &c
s0T se'e ny X. ]. EtSaA.
- hzI-tt IS Sou tn Charles street
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-09

GARIBALDG AT CAPRERA.-The followino &c an
extract from letter dated Caprera, the lst ultimo:
General Garibaldi, who was for several DAYS in
disposed, is now recovered. He is engaged in max
Ing a plantation of fruit and olive trees, which
occupies all his thoughts. At times, however he
rests on his spade, and appears as if in reverie-
l GU Know as well as any one, of what he is think
ing: During the last fortnight we have made sew
er%i visits, by sea, to the neighboring town, not
Only with our own boats, but with a sloop which |
have hired for month. The large barre of Al,
Menotu is of great use in bringing to the villa the
boxes OF provisions, trees mlstones and other
heavy articles required by the General, who is
ABOUT to erect windmill On the island. The Gen
eral, who is never so happy as when in solitude
Is somewhat leased with visits. Every week per-
sons, the most unexpected, arrive from all points
OF Italy, and abroad Among The latter are a num-
Der of English.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-09

/ Z PE2LE CHAMPAGNE.
II This celebrated v inc is highly spark Ing ,eris,fg
pure anu OF rich fruty TASTE unsurpassed in ez Nv
GlY Tt'ts IN the american mGTR-si.
EUElS cabinet Gil NPAGNE ParticE.gr at.J lion NJ
c?nnC:seHr= IS aT;ed to its qualities and superiority ~
dinner wine OF unvaed eTit Ia beautiful 6tl5y color j.
sI,t1G"tsaQ u 'e the natural product Ci the craps
PhETicCi NOTICE. undersigned, hsII aware tha;
MAY cn1pcti:oTJ spreading. the report ,nat the irs
rpuJ-g Under the II !Nbs is 8rti6ciaiy cuore ia
hereby bid the VI! r. TN THoutaND DcLLAas toac
chemist wGo could II any 22tc ~ rEavat, .Sord Ia
scientific uof !haI tG deep @oior Of the Rn due 10 any
ih3TtG e!29 rot thc glEs juice Ct t5e grape.
i. 3ORkd 4 Co.
2-s'gTs a!arne, france
rCs ia!a wholesale ~ '''
CiANL,ES Z. IlTE RS a BRO,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-09

Iolal DusneIS..s.,. ,44l ,44u
The wheat receipts larger than were ever
received at any point in the 1eorid for the same pc
Rod of time. The amount of -four received during
the time was ,122, 1886 barrels, which, reduced
makes the aggregate of wheat equal to 1884, 1874
bushels, and the total of grain 1908, bushels
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-09

WoRLD.-As the trade and commerce of Buffalo is
OF direct Importance to New York city, figures
showing the business Of that inland port for the
year 1860 will be found interesting. Receipts of
grain in bushels by lake:
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-09

sssesA FOR ROTTERDAM.-The fine Americon
ss=zzsshlp j. e. B0YNT0N, Theoba!d, master will bavs
anlGA abatGn r me above port. For freight or passa
,o,so.e KATZ & LEUPOLD.
, 1861-03-16

A correspondent Of the N. Y. Tribune thus
writes from Japan: Tie beautiful tea.gar1eus
were more attractive. From side door Of the
temple We crossed narrow street to thesc,
Enbosomed amid shade, and screened by rows
OF living hedge, were numerous cottages,
charmingly situated amid gardens and flowers.
where the neatest OF rooms and c1eaneet OF
mats invited to rest and reposc. From the
city's din and confusion without We were in a
moment transported as by magic, to scene OF
sylvan quiet. Every cottage has its attrac-
tons, 1T may be grove of cypress and fir,
with winding walks, or trim rows Of shrub
berry and b(ossoming hedges trimmed in u
dozen fancifnl shapes of nrns, candelabras,
tabl-s, birds, beasts and monsters; or parter--
res of flowers, separated By gravel walks; or
landscape in miniature, with little yistas Of
closely cropped turf, spreading undor minia-
rock-work, covered with creeping plants !;
arbors covered with the purple racemes Of the
yistezia; ponds Of gold fish, in rocky basins !:
or several Of these attractions combined, We
passed several Of these pretty Swiss-like
clalets where well-dressed people were takipr
meals, Or quietly smoking in the open vera,I.
dahs. We selected one for ourselves where
the tall hedges rs effectual1y screened Us from
observation without, as though We had been
pick-nieking on Fusi's summit. Tea, pipes
and tobacco, were Immediately brought to NJ,
while we Walted the preparation Of . more
substantial repast. Ibis, when set before US,
consisted Of hard-boiletl esggs, pEawns dipped
in butter and fried in oil, boiled rice, relishes
Of picked vegetables, hot cake and fruits,
pears, lnstpid and ind}gesta5le, and persim.
mons largs aud fair US Havana oranres,
Everything was clean and nicely served on
little stands, @ few inches high, and squatted a
In Japan. on the lnats, We did it justic. A
tray Of swcetmeats followed, among which
were candies wrapped in notices, whose ten
der language was hidden nnder illeg;btc
characters. q. translated some Of them for
us, and they proved to be as sentimental as
those we pass to sweethearts at home under
the gas lights
, 1861-03-16

knew him. Hr. Jones bas succeeded most
admirably, not only in fixing his intellectual
expression; but, if re may be allowed the ex-
preston, Illuminating 1t with those cheerful,
generous emotions which bcspeak Tie true
man. Posterity will owe an immense debt Of
gratitude to Mr.. Jones for the perfect manner
In which he will transmit to them the
"bolily presence! Of one Of the purest md
wisest of American statesmen. The bust Il to
be executed for the friends Of Mr.. Lincoln in
Ohio and Indiana Mr.. Jones has performeda
like work for Henry Clay, and several other
distinguished American patriots
G. F. Wright Is engaged in painting the por-
traits of the Govern ors Of Illinois. Those Of
them with whom we have been acquainted arc
very striking likenesses. That of Gov. Wood
merits special notice as very superior work
Of art. It was understood that the collection
when completed was to be offered to the State.
They would mike very appropriate AID bea,,ti-
ful ornaments for the legislatGye 1,alIs It
Springfield. The people would be glad to-
have any reasonable sum appropriated il order
to transmit to their childrcu's children per.
traits Of the Governors of our noble prairie
State.