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"THE UNION," established In Whole Ko., 2,603.
BY 0. '. WOKDEN AND J. R. COKNEL1US.
4 si.r.O per Year, alwayw la Advance.
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PA., TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1863.
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"CHRONICLE," established in 1843 Whole No.. 987.
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TurvJay Mnrnini; & Friday Afternoon.
laf'We have auothcr Idler fruui IJapt.
J, no for our licit Usuo.
IWX.A heavy snow has fallen, which is
rapidly yi.Uiti" to the rays of wirm sun.
fQTbe Dutulitr vi tavern-keeper and
retailers' Liceiipca taken out in Loion
countj, under llie new Internal I tc venue
aystetn, is o 51, yielding a tax uf $31 lU.
l'trsons iuttrestol will j-lcaso t-cc Jude
Beaver's notice, iu luo'ljir cuiurua.
IaSrSb'iulJ any of our readers wih to
OUUiu a urM-rate .nclodcon, we would ad-
vit-e ikeiu to (atrociza liuraco Waters,
4!l lroadwa)-T N. V , wiWe adveriisc-
incut lias been to our riper for tome tunc.
... . ... , ... .
.i e auuw nine auoui uis i tauos, uui wc
tlo kuow thit f jr purity aud sweetness of
tone, external Uuib, Lis Mcludcobs
re " bard to beat."
Ss!lu tbe ll'.une, Mr. Laporte of
Bradford has introduced a bill to restore
thepayof Mrmbersof i.ur I.-gis!ataretutbe
tbe old standard i per diy fur oue Luo
Orcd dajs, and b.!f tliut tuui fur every
day beyond tbe oue hju Jred.
Sa&Tue I'enn-ylvitiia Ceinral Kiilway
Company have leaded the Willum-prt iV '
Krie liailroaJ, which, with tbe unbury :
ii. Krie in their couirol, and some line to
liuffaloe city, gives that corporation still
more extensive powers. Tbey, no doubt, i
make good ruuuing roads, but when one '
considers how rapijly 'mammoth corpor- 1
utiona are coming to control States, it is
matter of seiious reflection. "Camden &
Aniboy" generally carries New Jersey,
nnd in a close otitest the Central New
York decides tbe clcctious of that State.
u i in Kin TitKM 1 be speculators
in g.iia, HUo nave raised tbe pric -s of all
the oecessuries of life, were ail enemies
of tbe (jovcruuicut all men aiding the
Kebels by harass. ng the people of the
Loyal States. Tbey were in real if Dot
intended league with our enemies. They
jorceu ma boiiuous value ol mid UD to
n k
171. Sec. Chase's financial bill, and other
measure, u. congress, on 1 nursuay last
knocked gold dowu to Ho, but it rose to
105. Jlany of those pure (or rather fouh
(peculators will soon become baokrupts
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and no true man, woman, or child, will
pity them, if they suffer as they have
niade others suffer.
Test Votes.
Na man in the Ubel States has done
mere fir the I'uion, or suffered much
more from the Kcoels, than the man (once 1
poor, aud a tailor by trade), Anuuew
Juii.nson, uf Tenn. Foremost in fighting
traitor sympathisers in the Free States, is ;
JOSEl'U A. UKUilir, of lud. lbesegen-
tlemeu passing through Harrishurg.it
b f I
was thought .11 men professing even a
srk ol loyalty, would be glad to honor
Iheiu, and that the State authorities should
tflioiallj receive them. Accordingly, on Yesterday, wooed by tbe bright sun, a
Friday, Maj. White, in Senate, moved the J p,rtv ,heir way to the Luoatio As-
folljaing: ylum, a short distance north of this city.
Wh.sa., Gov. Andrew Johnson, of Tenn- We fouDj 1r (;urweI1 awJi,iD,, M U8Ua
e-isee, a brave and loyal man, wh-ise de vol ion p'
i , mr I nion is tuily attested bv hts sacntices t- give efery iuf rmation in Lis power,
and eilorts in the cause ot his country, ami consistent with his time aud tbe circuto-Kx-ov.
Joseph A. Vi riijh', a distini;tn-lied - . T .
,.l patn..ne citizen ot in- Sat; ot luLana.
are ao... to v,s,t IUrr,.br? and propose
to address ihe people on the sreai iinrsin ns
now .,..,..n the public mm-Land which .re
..f so murr. 'moment to the stability uf the
Uenerai (overnmen
Resolved, Tn.it ti
th-reft
re. :
v. Andrew
aimnon, oi
t t . r
i, i t j - t i B a a i .
1 ennessee. and M-I...V. Joseph
fi. moiana. oe ano mv ar nr-ny irnoerru
Ihe u-e of ihe h.il 1 ol the Srna'e this afternoon,
for the purpose of addressing their lelluw-cit-
lren.s ol reuuM'tvatiia.
Mr. Clyuier oljoctcd, and Mr. Limber
ton moved to amend by adding
'mnA lhat lh nf tl. Hull ..I' th. Q.nst.
he likewise piirmled m Mai ,r onrrai (;i..ir
B. M ClelUn, in which to receive ihe h..sii ,f
his aJmirim friend . f ih,s. his native Stale,
and that ihe Meuate invite nun to visit ihe;
tiate Capnal.'
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nir i.iii.tptraT moveu ia rudiiiiuid idd
fu lowing tor jir. la,mner.o s proposi jot ,
. .. . w
list tirti ..t-ti. -iif i. i trii.it ,'t
nv oih.r tnend of the l.'nion. desires ihe use
of this Hall for the purpose of deiendin!; the
raaseof ihe l. nion and denoune.n- the Ke-
belltuQ, it will be cbeerJully tendered. i
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I pon these resolutions, an animated
.-.,. ii. i
nd deeply impressive debate ensued, con- ;
mingsixburs. Messrs Lowry, White,
Penney, Bound, Lawrence, M'Candle,,, '
Twrrell, advocated tbe motions of Messrs.
White antl ltid...... .i.i.
a J i - 1 D
live an 1 el.Hi.ieut speeches.
M..r. i"r. :
Il " . . , '
, ...mucriuo auu ii.n.ce.'
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f poke with equal power against the resolu-!
lion ot ;ur. Lite, and in favor of Lam-.
bttttm'i.
Finally, the vote was taken, aod Ridge. '
way's amendment and White's resolution '
were adopted as follows :
TAsn.,.htiT.R-..ofia.inoii!iionii.R.irNir-
tiiUo,i.uj.,r,ii,K.uii'hii..i..ruiirr,K..rr.vt.;
"r.:- .
f aUTii-'-rfclV
i tt..i ; u .i.,...,,. ,i , M-ns-r ; s.r,.u .u . iM.ai?:
riZTSrXZl ,
'rw ' i':::.,":r"''', 5''f.l, --0 J
ini ,i -.um rvrittin ; t ittdst, i, or
!trt: u-noraa, n. ,j i-htiai. i.i.t. ti ,r v.t - i.m.
b-rtoa. u.of ttariio: Mut, h. of hni; imith.' 1. .( ' ' . KiTHiwn a convict Servant man.
.M:SnTwVn: I'ZiJiS-SS, "d BOfDe f b" fcIIW SUffefer8 e0thlD l.er.nc..n, a uatiTe ot Ireiaud."
auj u.ii... orm . io. ' ' , awl trying to calm her perturbed spirit. I $:o Reward for htm.
So every Democrat present except tbe ! The plc.diog look of some of theae unfor- ! "All non commissioned Officers and
respectei and pa'rijiic Kinsey of Bucks j tuoates, were most effecting. One mild, j Privates," &c, "are hereby ordered to re
put himself on record against welcoming ' sweet-looking girl, apparently in perfect pair to their Regiments ou or before tbe
Johnson and Wright, and .gainst bearing j health, held out her band to every one j 1 dij of April oexi, otherwise they will
a IVioii aud n'i rebellion speech from : that passed, and felt M lad if it were not be treated a. Deterttrt.' (Straleis
Ueir prettudi d idol M Civiiau ! ehtkeo. Some iouked acrv .o4 dema-1 abaadantj then m now
I jn the House, the same honor wa, pro-
' posed by Mr. Vincent of Krie (ao in8uec-
tial and talented member, of the old Nor-
j thutnberhud family of that name ) After
an animated discussion fit renuiriuz a two
t,jrjs' Tote t0 carry) the proposition was
1 j,, 1f tne fn0witjg vote (licpublicabs
iu Komau, IVmncrat!. iu italic ;)
rn M IW'-. Dfinlict, Bowman I.aiirMr
How man (1 "- bit'o (MvrriT). Itr-wn (Warrrii),
t'h 4iu ? .i orb ran. 4''l-iTun. ' ro. l- o-t. r, Irt-'UMil,
(I'tilian, iirji'M urwnl, tintr, Harvy. ll.-uiy. ifnnt
riiiialvl-hii. Nfk,ns i U :,li inn ton ), Uurton. II ut.-tint
uit, J-ictJijf. J.. iiii-!ti, h ra i Hi i hoi. i. Lwiiiirt-..!-, L'-li
B an. I.ntv. MViuv, MVlrtlan. M'Cti. -M Miirtri-. IV
rr. V w.Mon Mii-t- inaii. A- Uluitf-ad, l'iinat,
rtKm.j, Lttltr. -V A' . Sli.rU. mltb (I iffl.T I. SlUH h
(l'ln'at), MM1. hu(lnn. Twi.t-h.-l., lint-ant. H'.ii.
Hacuer, HLiUt. n tudltf, loung uta cat an, --
, Hop
4 1 Dem. 12.
M. ini. Alexander. Bnr. Rirrtm, lUrV. Boi-
lru, llr.ii. N.r;Luuit-rl.iiJ. i livioli-. K'lifl. ! ito,
(ir.tr. it. II. -or. r. ll-rLm. Jii' m.ii, .I.nm-'1.is Kain,
fju.,a. nuii.-y u. . J. . ..u. Ki.i.m-i.n. i: .i...i. ttm-
, iur. Hb, w.iJi..m h. i.i. bLuocKAis.
Ucre we have 13 out of 07 Democrats
who vote to hrur Audrcw Johnson and
Joseph A. Wright, illustrious L'nion
Democrats and 42 out of G7 who vule
O'jiimt that public testimony to those
kuuored men in this day of ttial and 12
: bsent, or dodging tbe vote.
..theCom -
-.iuU..iiH. E v -
miitce oi Arrangemeuis uaa quituy se-
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cure'4 mi larger auu mure comujouious
Court llooui for the reception, so that the
opposition of the "Copperheads" only
served to get them on tbe record proper
ly, but did Dot prevent tbe iuteuded de
monstration. Ukcm-tiun of Johnson axd Wright.
Friday evening, at ao early hour, tbe
commodious an t elegant Court Room was
crammed to suffoeition, and tbe s e cbes of
; the two gues kept up until after 11. (jov.
! Curtin presided, assisted by Judge l'ear
' son, Speakers Lawrence and Cessna, and
other eminent men. Tho attentiou was
! most excellent, and the amlause most
rapturous. Andrew Johnson
is a stout,
hearty. looking man of about fifty years,
I should
think, who spnke earnestly an 1
t .....
impressively, tut somewbat witn tbe
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Southern defective oratory, in tha. a part
uf his articulation was very low and mdis-
tiuct, and consequently not heard at a dis-
: . u u . u i .i..
1 ,.u,c, lu.ujr Uriels lUKlKuy lUSIItg IUQ
j tlirc,j of Lis argument. (Jnv. Wright is
lu ercct, white headed, straightforward,
ngieill spe,kcrf forcible, and patriotic.
it..,h .nu..,..n r,..l..,l U'..hin.inn
r-. " -w e
Saturdav morning, on their business. It
would be well for the Uoioo if tbey could
traverse the Free States.
IIAKRISBl'lU; I'OKRKSI'ONDENCE-
TiiLKstiAY, March 5.
The
House has passed bill granting ,
Jt I SI' o. n
ames Lawson and W m. fcteans, 1 rustees,
power to sell certain real estate of l'rcsby-
terian church at Iluffsloe X lioads.
The Tonnage tax Bill is postponed un
,il rine.,lav nf nelt week
Gov Aodrew Johnson the noble
U Andrew Jounson, tne "ot'c
UuioIli,t. 0f Tennessee is expected here
to-ojorrow, and it is hoped will speak.
FiilHAY March C.
....ufc
what an influence a firm, strong, gentle j
.,. , .Triiimii thise suir.rinir fr,m il
,hose -! "
deprivation of reason. Ouo rarely leaves
the walls of an asylum of (his nature.
f i A ,i i.r.t r
tbe !
w. s iuu utw ivbiiuk cutuu iu.ua uuva a a auo
I . ... a... v a.,
fn . . ..uu. iuu, UJ. uoes ue B.uog
the mite of tax be pays, which aids in
giving such comforts to the afflicted .3 wo
here see .round them. The most ecru-
fuloua Dcatuess, puperior ventilatioo, en- j
tire warmth aud comfort, arc everywhere
i .1 i... .i:.i i u -
. 1 r i
"e improved or cured, 11 most gratifying. ;
Passing through tho different wards, j
where the assistants were guarding twen- !
t j n-
'J or ,ulr'J W0!uen "cu- ,oa conirouing
4 a
,bcm wh ,he kindj SImle 4ld ,he ge. ;
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auiooii.jr v.s.uio .u .ts
1
it was a sad but attractive study to ob
6erte ,he varied characters. Some seemed
, ..
Utterly demented, not regardmg any one,
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and lying or sitting lu entire uncon-
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" A only ited, were
r"Jice - nJ " we faoSed' hukei P
fr"m ,heir book4 " nd ei"'''S
your own mother would have done.
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omcrs gaiuereu iu groups 10 w.;u .a wo
MMd. ce.ticalatlD. and Whisnering
-
IU K. t wsv rt...l frniM f ha rloliF fit
w"a'J 800,8 PeePea "m """"
,m;,r -"""..ur.es, ,
t by themselves, but the most were in ,
c""Pnie or squads. One elderly lady, .
bo hiJ becu here fi" Jear9' "cognixed j
f our number, and conversed as free- I
ly .ud almost as rationally as if she bad
, .
rtedVrv j " Mo?,,ose- i
. : .I t. 1 11 "a f0"0" "d 0the" '
i -E-- r-..a.ui. "uo yvvl
wce-tl, brought in, who h.d
no' allowed any clothes to remain unon
.
htr i til tn Knk k. ... i
niacal, and one muttered "Go to the
Divil !" at every p.sscr-by. Many re-
paid smile for (mile, aud nnd for nod, and
and .bstainrd, very sanely, from forcing
; any further acquaintance : wbilo others I
embraced every attention, as a means of
passing out with the visitor, and some re-
quire a gentle force to keep tbcra back.
The view from the dome of the Asy
lum, in a clear atmosphere, is most grand.
It is said that the mountains of tbe coun
ties of Terry, Cumberland, Franklin,
Adams, aud York, (and perhaps Lancas
ter and Lebanoii,) as well as of Daupbin,
can seen be from this monument of tbe wise
liberality of the people of Pennsylvania.
What heart histories what food for
wonder as well as for gratitude would
-r n ,i ... n ..,.J f..r nr.fnrtn
the story ofall tLesc woll-carcd tor unlortu
nates reveal !
.
w.
full Tilt IT1K L-UIUIUCLC.
Semi Weekly KrwN s5 Tears) old.
: rea.,l.la ,J
j o. ;H3M
ratkM,
THE
ADTCRT1.KB.
! r';. f yr,; jvjv
souu w.iirJSM
lVi!kw2sSl
WniNt.-t'AV, Fclruary 25, 1778.
I.AXCASTEIi : Prints by J.'Ui Di xnp.in Qtimo ftrwt
February 25, I77S. The Kxecutors
of Joseph Shercr advertise a tract of 30U
acres iu " White Ier Vrctk Township,
Northumberland County." And 1.
and S. Hughes advertise "one thousand
acres lying in Anticam settlement, within
jue miles of llag.-r's Town
March 4, 1778. j
"To the Inhabitants of New Jersey, Penn
sylvania, Delaware, Maryland, aud Vir
ginia. "Weiis, Countrymen, f- t'tlhnri Citizen!
After these cauipaigus, during which
tbe brave sutjouts uf these Slates have
contended, not unsuccessfully, with one
. of tbe most powerful kingdoms upon
tk a a.r.w h.ui ...I r 1.. I II ... i. . I ... F II ...ill
"! - ..
a level with our opponcuts, and there is
t d
,0 tbo auillics of ,hig coan,ry,
wou;j enable us speedily to conclude the
i .i.. : 1...1.1. ki..
war, auu IU BCITUIU IUC lu.liuauio t7r..?o-
i"gs of I'eaec, Liberty and Safety. With
I lux vi.-tav it ia tik rtn t cm nl at inn. sit thn
ouenine of the next campaign, to asscm -
ble a force sufficient, not barclv to cover
i .:.: .!,. j
Ihe country from a repetition of .bos. dep.
redaiiona which it bath already suffered,
but alan In onerate nrTensivelv aud strike
but also to operate om.osireiy, ana strike
sumo
rTbe people aro then exhorted to raise
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ih.m 1 n . . . ..In il 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 th. Minn hi nf
j I,,
I -uay, uuue, ju.j uu iuus eoue.uues . j
"Hut should there be anv an insensihln
1 J
t0 tne c,Jlnui,ja interest, as not to exert
themselves upon thuse generous principles,
the private interests uf those, whose situa-
tion makes them liable to become immedi-
ate sutjects to tbe enemy's iucursious,
' Bnould I"? least, to a measure
wh ch s calculated to save their property
from pIund..ri ,heir fciniiCs from insult,
j ,ud their own persons from abuse, hopeless
cobfioemcnt, or perhaps . violent death,
"U. nnni.vjUM.
I "Head Quarters, Valley Forge, Feb. 18,
i 1778."
I This urgent and significant appeal is
officially responded to, at length, and the
same enforced, bv tbe Supreme Executive
Council of Pennsylvania.
i.h, I'm off -re for sale '55
'"'J" "" '"J lB- ,ot Mie -J
seres ot patented land, 6etire tithimj
v h y . . ' . (
L,r 'lin"n!t " Inrout lownsbip
1,4
Lancaster, March 4. "A correnpan- J
' . ,
dent remarks, tb.t it is greatly to tbe !
,jn.L ,
jn mtnj of th(.jr meeiiDgs ,ueT h'e 6e.
rjousy recommended to their people to
refraiu from the use of spirituous liquors,
nd especially to forbrar to distil wheat j
ad ryp- This niut meet with the coun- j
tenance and approbation of every good man
who sees tho dully fatal effects of the use !
q wb.koT ; ,Ua ,rin,. I
... .1, ,,..! ,1... ... ;nk.l,:i. i
f . ... i;niled g i.te s. voluotaril v ioiuine !
. . k
i oe euii fined
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w i
law in their respective States. I
, i
Ibe celebrated, well-known, humor- ;
ous poem, "The Battle of the Kegs, ! ;
pears in the same paper. I
I March 18, 177S. I
j Four Deserters John Wallace and ,
Francis M'Cluskev. Irishmen; Tobias
! Ki0ri.ch UtnB a"d Uh I
i n.tivn.h trn .m ailverllsed. DV tbe Oth
' i
., ... ... frhi,i k.rhorin. '
'Z. r------------
any 01 tnem, ana ia newaru is uuereu ,
I
for either of them. (Of course, tbe Tories
mlgDified , ,hei)e proofg of lhe ..da.
mor,Iilltina.. of our mJt ,nd tbe di(,ga
flf lMien witU CoDgreM.)
Two fw() mome0) tw0 boJSi 1Dd
w( -r, M oSeni fuf , bj , jn
,, v i tk. .Ii. ...
Karit.n, 2iew Jersey. Jbe adult, are
j iDd asM v wh0 6honld
.ot U ho children, &c.
March 25, 1778.
To as Hiii oa fWn An excellent
Clothier, an KngUth Keivant man who has
. - . ,1
ihrie vrart and lour months to serve.
Matters about Newport Mews.
OrreonJar "r th stmr Ctironirle.
Newport News, Feb. 25, 18C3.
Newport News is no town. There are
one or two houses near the shore two
piers that run out into the James River
some log barracks surrounded by ao em-
, bankruent with a dry ditch, and some j
eirthen works where guns bad been!
mouuted. Standiug in our camp ground,
you can sec water down toward Ft. Mod-
t roe to the left, up the James river to the
right, and water over toward Norfolk.
i For several hundred yards from tbe shore
it is bare sand plain, on:e cultivated,
now without fence, tree or shrub. IJaek
I
of that it is swampy, and backed with
heavy pitch timber. Thus it is up as far
as you can see ; aud here the troops are
: nicanipid. Our life is as bare of inci
' dent as tbe sandy plain is of trees, i'ack
i uf us there arc roads ruubing through tbe
woods, where wc have outposts. Trivial i
i tics afford us some little amusement.
There is an old Scotchman living there who
sells ale at tho rate of about thirty dollars
the half barrel, and butler at 40 cents tbe
round. Uue of our Lieuteuauts was ou
duty out there, one dark night Dot long
: ago, and hearing a noise, like tbe scream
of a goose, pur.-utd ; crossing the field be
I saw a man standing there, and bailing him
asked where that goose was he beard
scream, "lie j ibers, I dou't know. I
heard one squalling about her somewhere."
Ou closer investigation, l'addy was found
landing wilb his foot on tbe goose's neck,
, Tne Lieutenant picked it up and. carried
it back to the house, and coming into the
light found his gloves and coat covered
with blood the throat had been cut and
life was extinct. The old lady recognized
it her only goose, and bemoaned its loss
with tears. ' 1'eir me, tbe poor thing's
dead I bad her this three years, aud the
was a aettini'. and 1 honed to have rros-
,. , kase Done but ,he 0d nder
C '
j i ,h , ( i h i i
J"(1 w,nd ,n l"lwS """J goJ.
The Licutcnlnt dincd on j, the ntxt day,
' by her invitation.
i The weather is deliffhtful to day a"aio.
in contrast with Saturday night, when we
had a furious storm of rain and snow.
' Ma0J ,cn, WCDt do"n D1 office" and
men were exposed to its pitiless peltines.
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Our conJ.t.on .. improved b, a l.m.ted is-
iB0 0r new tents, and the men shows
,. . , . , .
n relJlneM m ,d3ptlDg themselves to
I circumstances.
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A review, such as we bad today, IS a
bore. Lvery one has to furbish himself up
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i weieiouimiTgopersonai inspection:
. -f I . I ..
niarL.hes on to the Ground stands several
' knur, until hio I.... ..I.. l.. i 1
" t. - i. u l iiio in u. i at
, rides on to the irround and rioV. off i,. .
' very short lime ; and the whole thing is
i over, as quick as tbo white clouds of the
j salute fade away, and we toddle back to
: quarters, moro tired than after a lone '
day s march, and much inclined to thii
of the old expression "vanitv and vei
,ion of spirit." U was ' rih? the 1
! pearar.ee of a half d ien ladies ' infusi
think i
vexa-1
P-,
j some life into our tired spirits. One can
appreciate tbe inspiring effect of the
! flag that midshipman Kasy hoisted to the
mast of the Nostra Signora del Carmen,
1 when a Spanish corvette was pursuing him
j 00 one "ie " F.oglish sloop of wr
0n ,hfl .'hfr sida De'iU" U
make out who he '
J. M. L.
AltAxro.XMEXT Tbe Pennsylvania
Railroad Company give notice of their in-
. v i
I tent.on to .b.ndon so much o the west-
erD dlvlfl0I1 of the can,l (lately forming
apart oi tne main line ot tne public
of tho main lioe of tbe
'wk) as lies between lilainvil!e and
Johnstown, together w
HQ airiiv, luPdrs I
.nd re.ervoir. Ivi -est nf Johnstown
used in connection with what is known as
upper western division.
T flfACSl" TMT YTT
XJnlfWl&L mVt W W
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A battle was fonnjlt at pnn IIlll,
13 mile!j f,.om J-Tanklin, Tontl.. in
whii-li our InrrrK! ollorp.l n rovorso i
On the 5th inst., live reirimeiits of
ifntrr, one battery of artillery and
two rc.in.ents of cavalry, nil utiilt-r J
prtmiiifirtil rtt I Vtl I'n uifn nr I in !-i.l
.... ... ., .
iiiuiuiiii, uin;iiii;eu ou .-prnr' inn.
Tiic re,)(.ls S1,,lenlv oponud 0, tliom !
with three liatteries'tit different points, i
at the same time oulllatikintr them in
greatly superior numbers. Ai une-
Mu'll contest wasmaintaiiied witligreat
r ,"..'ul u"' "eavy io?s on
tunatel V Vo our troop.,' the larirest ;
. .".t ,. ....t t
Dart oi tne i.iii iniiiatia. n aih:iii-i
. . .... . , , ,- !
o.i 1 11-: :.. 1 t .. i: '
,' i iuiiimu uiiu o.iiu iiiuihi a,
willi most Ol tlieir COmmiSSlOliea Oltl-'
i
cers. Iieinir i-ontiiroil. (lur artillorv
ami cavalry were withdrawn. I " ,h"L - ,"7"', iTitZ
,, ; , ... eluding Saturday, the smb cay cf lne same
1 lie L. .s. gunboat Kinsman struck mnxn.
a Snag in Berwick Bay, and sank. Fur the accommodation of persons con
The rebel armory at Clinton, La., cerned, the Deputy Collector will attend
has been destroyed by fire.
Tuesday morning's Mews.
The Richmond Despatch of March
Gth, says that the Iudianola recently
captured from the Yankees, was
blown up last Tuesday night by the
Rebels, and her'gtins fell into the
hands of the Federals. Tho Queen of
the West left in such a hurry as to
leave part of her crew on ghore.
Savasvah, March 3. The enemy
are attacking Fort M'Alister. Three
iron clad am) two mortar boats are
playing on the fort. Our 8 inch
coluuihiad has been dismounted two
men slightly wounded. The ruing
1W t6vr
A Mr. Stokes of Trenton, lately sued
Judge Narr, of the True American, for
damages, for having put his marriage
among the deaths. Although the editor
I i.ff.red to nuke it all right by putting
1 Q..bu' ,t..tli .ninniv th. thf tnarriaiies.
f (e iu(ii ,ntnt pDediet would not accept
(ue amende
hinuralle. Damages six
cents,
MB Till KT4R A CHRnSU'LA.
SOXG OF TUT SlMl'LETOXS.
OI tti rbf! one atn-OfC rops,
Aihi tttr abu.itlotiii-I aut'thrr:
Hang l)i-m U-tli upuo cn iiu.t
Ou i jut tv bad aa 'lotbcr."
Thnt'N th rrvd ff Nmihirn ftxln.
Itfttrr ratl than Xhy ran aj 11:
Ti th-ir fiiMlp'a i.uly lrini(.
Aud bow cuusUiitly tLty play it t
Whn too Inp this rnrkno mnf,
liu'I yn know tlat jtm'n ainny,
M'-rr a finl. a l.uiKlfl ( II
Titan .Saiutso on Ue rvtut of tiuioemf
Annicun wan Ihf North tf r t"a--.
Till tho rrbflw kick'-i and tlium'd br:
Here tti" aiK.lltl-iutnl
Who battrr d J.-wo tbo walls of SuinpUr?
Who tauit.it o ulifrf to ftbhorf
ItVros-p tU rrwoiulioD :
yk h tni-bt-tJ it from our itnain t
Slcn wlio ii-Jined tbr Ct0titutioot
Tv'xltr.irtoD an-l !aFytt
H iwb"! to w loui niawery rodvd :
ISow a" LrtDOi rittr" p.rl.
It suuat b uourwb d aotl exUixltdi
SlnTvrT'a arrcaDt drmanila
H. ut.l niilltlv our la.tt.cr' actioD;
EUtt In the brrriJ nr
Uf civil war tid Llxdj laetigaQ.
If w art! amlitionit,
H w hat U-d raokHn taacbirtf Bad Ot;
Aid U"d forbid that m- bmiM uaa
ilia Doblt ffinl t-t upbraid uil
If wu an- trot- to Ftxtlntn runt
Th world opi.rvaor bihi knock UOtlcr;
Aod bctir'. the world op.r"r! try
Xo rend our ijlori-'U laud Muudvr.
Too'J hang o-i with th rrwl why ?
bViuw wr Wm truth atvl bd it t
Put out our litht IIioukIi siuialt It b.
Aud you may tea tbe day yo 11 nerd it.
Jurt eire tti 1af-power all It t:!aim,
lou-a l ofrkhcioi; r rvWorn battle.
Anil in tb i mr yt-ar- to rt'in
Your own dntt-enilaaU may tw chattel.
Tl tit tha Afri-an aloo
' h"ia alaTt-ry drrnn to toll aod Borrow :
Tba bllriK poor will b it frT,
Aud wbu may Dot b por to-morrow f
Thoa artrunifnt fcr ulaTrrr, drawn
t rcui rolr 4iv moot nun-ly I r-nlit odmI
Of all tUs Klavro to new timo tH-Afaii.
A lrC prorttioD baw bewn whit OB.
IkV at Ruia'i it?rf to day,
Wbitsr tho tha Sooth's dicUtortl
H" w-rt iar ia Ff,-t. pray 1
V ho wer- KotnaD gkadiatoraF
Give all thlr ritthti theo. wry od
Tb rt-h. th or. th hijh, trt lowly;
Thro ohall your fhildreo d.-ll benrath
Th Hat: fc! Juftkf, purvatiil holy 1
PUULIC SAI.KS,
AdTtrtUd in the "Chrooirle'' or BilU at tbll efflc.
Marrh ift-rarm Stuck of Joha llartmaa. RufTaloe
Marrh 17 -I'erMinal Prowrrt) aft hriMUa Keif. Lea la
Mar.i; Kara. Murk of K.thrrt strahaa. tr Raffalwe
r-a is-faraa nora r Kraacl. WIIvm. BaffalM
Marrk l-.'ni Horn M lima nimrr. am,
MMrt ,,, ... rw.., .. t.
," '" r Bnie
. Mawb IJ-larai Mwk .1 Kirk. Blrhrl. Eal ItBtTaloe
n,rraji-KarMrk.rHamrts..w.i(i.rr.i1
I Mork ,t samarl lii)rr. Wlalrl
! atarrk -n-iaria m-k or ram, iakeriiaa-. keiij
Jia,.j,persaal rresenj ort.lkaaikrrlla.Ulsba;
VFM.t'K NOTKS lir.l.it fh-"Ohn.Bi'lr" ofll-s..
ZUWiftluira IniUrt.
Corretteil Vrrkly
Wheat 81,40 Eggs I 10
Rye 85 Tallow 8
Corn, old "5 Lard 9
Oats M Fork fJ
l.'U..nn,l 9 .M) (Hover seed 5 Mil
Pried Apples. $1,00 Wool 40to,w
Firkin Huttcr 12 Potatoes 02
Fresh Huttcr... 18 Country Soap 4 1G
K.gs 4, 5, and 6 Old paper
ivunntEO,
On the CthoU.h Hf-T J. ti An-fa-h, WM Svrf-r?,
of h. liT tnwitwhip.aDd CATUAHlSK DfcUUAM,
of U hio ((wr.
i, th wnie ,It. bT th- -am. THOMAS ?. BlltMra,
Pf Kllv, an-l Mism OATfl A Ul K KKKO. of Hhiir UtN-r.
On th- Ut iti.t.bv Re Jan. Harlxr, J"H.M H . M I T H ,
of Kt Itutlsiloe, au-i Mie MAKuAKlif LKlT.tL, of
nyt-r
In Siinhury. lt iti . bT J. D. Rrtrdn. J')IS
LKKSMt and Mi- M III 4 W'lLP.
In Shamokin. It in-t . h I'.a-t A. I. ITawB. Al'tll
TO T A it V and M in K AT K KISKX 11 A KT.all nf Shamokio
on thf th tilt , isKoKiiE ."IIIKItLKV and Ml- U
SA.A KoVKK, both f bitn"(inc township.
tlo thf:th ult . hv li. T. It ICil-v. J 'HN r.THOX
rt.. of liitou,aud Mi' KL1.AULTU ULSIilfcUof Soy
dr t'o.
On th 37tb o:t . a Child rf Wm aod Prtarilla Tbr
hurt, of Wf't Buftal-w, 7 iiHtiilh and ! va
in hlnniDihiir, 4th iimt, or aroplXT. Mm MARY
W AOKNrifchLK.It, of .liii-erowf. in ht-r :!! frar.
In b'rr AuuMta town-hip N"rth d i alt-r a tnn
n,1 pa.nluHllo, Mi. cAKAll llENUKKsUur, ia bar !
7M,r.
In .iunbirv, J7lh nit.. OKoftlK, ana of J. W. and
Kiu.itfth lUtolor. al at.ut nwir.
I .i. i.i. .! . iaVCCU r . I
... .......... wu wi U IUV., J.ISB B - ' ' AV.A A, Aesa
j
i1t,llllillIlHnt
iSlClVllStUUllll
Fumiture
I
HE undersigned, desirous of closinjr ont
business in Lewi-bnrs; before the nnd
& o. April, oners, a. Private Sale, .he enure
miihi ul hi. shun. Cinsi in ol
. ...
xoois, r uiuiiuie, at., cau.,
at fr.rn.er prices. He aU offers a fine Hearse.
March a. 63 sol.o.vtox YOLNU.
U. S. Internal Jievenue.
14th Collection District, Penn'a.
1 he C..'.t, of Umn of .11 persons re-
i.tiirtt1 In take nut Licenses havin? been
. . r
iuiiii.ritii, ...... ... ..v.v , ...
comniriM, nonce is nereny given, mai me
ti,es w, he received daily (except on ihe
days below specified) by the Uepuiy Uollec
J ' . -
lor. at his office at Lninn Furnace, on and
At the Uommiss.iii.ers umce, L.ewisDurg,
on the 20th and 31st insts.
At M. Kleckner's Hotel. New Berlin, on lhe
t?.d inst.
Ai Jacob Deckard's Hotel, Mifflinburg. on
tbe 24ih inst.
At Wm. Wolte's Hotel, in Hartleton, on
the :.Vh inst.
In Hightown, on the S7ib lost.
All persons who shall fail to take out their j
icenses, as reqnirea by law, on or oeiore ;
said 5th dav of Marrh. I3. will incur the
penally of THKKB TIMES THE AMOUST
OF iAIU I.IUIsi.s in aeroroane, witn
lhe provisions of the btfth secuon ol lhe Ex
cise I. aw.
Money nf ihe 17. S. only received.
No furiher notice will be eie.n.
A. K. KAH.EbTOCK, ITolleetor.
rl.rvt.biir.. fm.
JESSE B5AVEB. Tpn'v Collector,
M.rrb 10, itw. Vaica r.rnAc., V-uo. Co
.wtttiras m-m mum.
UNION SEMINARY
q-IHE becma oaner of .he present ses -
ain will eonimenee March iC.aacl con-
Uiiue nil June '" . ,
... i t . i
( Prof. K. :. Hi.rr. A.M.
ss.r.. v, Mis, KT, wlJm vc
firm TWriin, Mart b lu, -l-
UOUOHSU UKDIXAMJKS.
HKRKaS, on the 1st ilay ff March,
IH-VS, the Burs-. and Ttiwn t't.uncil
ot (he ll)nuh ot I.fwt.-.bur? pasel an Or
dinance directing that the pavements in the
eaM iiile of Filth siren.be tl ihe width ol
ten feet from the buiiiiin; l'iie io the curb, and
by the same ordinance required the .same to
be ma!e one -quare north aud oue square
uuih troin Market iireei, now.
..me. Thai the owners t P,,r, l..sg ihe
east iide of ?-ail trtet south ot Market hhatl
make the.r pavtments in purMiance of sai l
ordinance, anJ tbe anie are hrre'jy requirr.1
to be rr.a1e south from Market tr et ty St.
t'aiharinc's street; the same to be cmpieM
on or belore the lth 'lav f May. A. I). 16J.
HWYL U.'VUW Hi, Burse-.
AtteuT : WM JiiNa. Towo Ct.rk. Mjicb ua
T HERKAS, it has been deemed t ipedi
f f rnu byaihe Chief Burges and I owa
Council of the borough ot l.euwburs, to
ad.pt a dillcmit form ol proceeding, i a to
chanze the maimer of conductm the atlairs
ol the aaid Borough with a view to belter the
financial eondiiiou, and to injure a more sale
and convemeut tnude ot transacting buaincs,
Stc , iherelure.
Be it res.dved by the Burgess and Town
Council of the Borough ot i(-wibbur, ami
it is hereby enacted by ihe authority vi the
same, 1st. That the Off ires pf ihe Buaid
(to wit: TownClerkand Borough Treasurer)
atiall nt be held by one person.
d. That the Collector of the Rad and
Poor Tax of (he said Borough are not atluwed,
and by this ordinance are prthibited Iroin
receiving in payment of tax, any ordeis what
ever except said orders are iMued by direc
tion of the Council, stoned by the Burgees,
and attested by the Clerk.
3d, That all orders isne.i by ihe Street
Commissioners and atao by he tvereers ol"
the lor, be presented, by the holders the ret f.
lu the Town Council for approval, and there
upon a boroush order, properly a. tested, be
isMied to the said holder tor &ail amount, and
the Street or i'oor orders be charged to the
proper officer, to be accounted for id his
settlement with said Boroush.
4th, That this act i to take e fleet, and go
into operation, at the time ol the organization
and election of the Officer:, uf the aaid Town
Council for the ensuing year.
By order of the Council.
SAM'L H. (KV!;, Bursess.
Attot: WM. JUNE., TownClt-rk. Marett '.
X'OriCE. Having in a measure regained
my health, I respectfully ask ihe votes
ol the people oi' Lewisbtirir, at ihj curuing
Elecuoa for the oilice of UO.VSTABLK.
iiEO. J. KOHLA.XD.
'DTHE ASSESSOKS. The Axessmeof.
J for is63 will be reajy for delivery about
lne 15,1, ot March, f.rase call at Ibe lorn-
mlisloBtn- office and ree-.ve ihem.
, KpvK)V- fik
: "'""i'-""
j
FUmituTC
i
Furniture! !
Broke Out in a New Tlace!
UL'KKAUS,
fn.m 10 U ilS.
FIXE DKESSIXt; SUREAL'S,
fr-iOi iU to l-
SECRETARIES. DESKS, &c. &c,
dirfTTnt prtcra.
BEDSTEADS,
from 3 to f'si (M JiTrr ut pattern antl latent fty!.
TABLES,
rIitrawvon.il IWt and upaart-. Crotra. Ptr. End.rard,
Dimu t- lirrkfaft. md- ot any kind of
Wuvd uVsirt-J. hut V iainot. Xalniiny ai.il IlJa
Wtfod lWa! ou hart'i fnr titc IraUu.
STAXDS,
TpA. W lmt-N 't. Svwmg. Ir. ie,
SOFAS, I.Ol'Xt.KS, latest patterns,
CHAIRS,
1'pbolitorad, Lav Arm. ?iinrf, PuroT fbai atway
uo liAB'l: al. i'aiif JSit. Lax, K' 'T tnl Niirto,
VI iu-ior t'hiir-. Un: au-l ntnli kt af r, Tablw
and t'hitdr'n'n t ha.r, aat oa Latio.
TAtr I, f T V . k' T U ! " 1 1 1 1-TIf I V
1 W A il V 1 ' 1 " '
llUOlv ami lOW CA.-KS, Ac.
Faruiturt t'f WU OfH mtn'ijjiturct iit&urtd
J J
one y'ir.
p. S. I inten t, in a short time, rss soon as
' rn P a lioe Hfir-e. to anenJ to the
IXDEKTAKI.NO BUSINESS I will keep
some iweniy.five or more dirlt-rent siEfd Col
lins, tiinshed. and always reariv tn slinri nit
nr.e. and will sell tweniy pr cent, cheaper
than has ever been done in I.ewistioij. Call
and se before purchasing elsewhere.
KEI'AIKINU done immediately.
CIIA. S. BKI.I., VhambcrUn'l Blork.
Uwi.burs. Ivh. 21. li3.
JOHN H. BEALE,
MERCHANT TAILOli
AMI
tenllenien's I'uriilkliina; Store,
M Market St., just uhme the Hank,
I Jf Li: ISUtlili, PA.
i l ne subscriber has removed into the new
firttd and commodious Storeroom of Thomas
Keber.where he has just received a larjje and
well selected slock if
iMlaVS CLOTHING,
Cloths, t'asimeres, Silks, Shirts, Drawers, Ar.
I also Ct'T AND MAKE TO ORDER in ihe 1
Iws! style aail most rrasttnaMe ierm. Being
a Practical Tailor, and employ in? the beM
wnrkmf-n. ! can cntifidently invite b"h Old
and Arte Cmera-dti n't forget ibe S.ga- ,
J he Kcu IJoor !
May i, lMfil
J H BEAT.E
CEMETERY NOTICE.
VT an Election held by ihe MiockhnMers
of ih lewtvhtir L'rmererr, ihe under-
aUxiarl Triciirrr anil all monoua .
f . rrave-iliinB. Ac, must be paid to i
. lnl-r.sted will r lease note the !
change.
Those now indebted to the Cemetery Asso-
ei.tion .re requested to make imtredate pav
ment- MOI.O.MUN.KITTER."
Lrwithtirj, J.ft 2S. lSAioirt
rivHE pannership heretofore eiisun. be-
iweeo Ww. Vrs Otna and A. H. Dili,
in ihe praci.ee of the law, is ilv, dav duv
solved A. H. DILL.
L.wisburg, Jan. 5j 1803.
New btand---New Goods!
, JOSEPH L. IIAWN bavin? taken th
, J ru(ms onirr lheT,erl,,b lndChrt.icl
j (,iriers.rrriiird ihem.and tilled m aa eaumuve
I variety ol
Iltttf Crp$, Gentftmen's Chthipg9&
j A U a Tar; anil splffuM iirk of ti.Ol Hfl
, (;AMMKKKrt, Ac, which he will mik up to
order, is he itiil cDiiiiue the Tailoring Basi
next. He is prepared to eieeute ail work
entrusted lu hi care.lu ihe alu lac lion o( isia
cuNiomer.
i .. B. Cutting and Repainnr(rlr doD
cn!er. Lewisbore. prtl 10, IH6t
I.an&knlieimai
Stw 8-jlt r art km mil? (irt4 rtrtanaw
r tba
, Mfjtc Lantern & buuH,eti'juoppaTat
Lao tarn t and Apparatu. with alt th latt 1mm
Wtont. for ('UIM; and prtat KxbiDltloaia.
Tbarataloarurn.ntafna -lYff a frogi arrr4 ntrtor,
OH mid Ns-w r-tao. nt Wan la H- iy Ijtnwlluior
t th l ot Mul' , and tl prrsx af K-bl!i' rilatrltB
Pri-'f T-vtij- rartr iru-- Natural UUtory ac4
o:l -r brarrhr. r t .-.-i-r rr ai.d Art.
roil ii,irii t:on- arntru ti, .ur-hasir. r a eeajp!!)
Cataioiiua of Lba kUit, a, ply to
W. LAVriCXHFIf,
lm'XS P.O. Bo i UZ Fbiladaipbia, Pa
LATEST NEWS!
7 - nffl-
Jt" r ai we go to press, we received a dl
paicn slating thai mere would be a Jai(
lot ui
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Evergreens, lirac Vines, C?
' ic. oVc, lor aale at thi place, in the eurtug,
tn tt Surttry cicA ttte of the Uiotr.
They will be brought from the old Laurel
Kidge .Nursery, tuiuierlv belunzin; to Lcwia
: U. Huanuer, but now to &u.uk, Lewis M
' HtMim, who haveeuiered iitoa co-partnership
fur ihe purpose ot establishing a regular
.Nursery at ibis place. 1 he old Laurel Kidg
Nursery is stiuaied in A-ams t'o.. Pa., ia a
welt established nursery, and contains a
' pood a variety of trees as any ia the SJiaieof
, Feun a or .New Vork. Mr. Hummer has had
cvnaub-rmble xprirue ia tb butaM from ht yoUl.
Tha putjiic wu s(,t:t largo, -il-b.rmU lrww,ul' ilw
Lrt and talt varitM. fvrawu w ahis to porabaaw
of Un arm. bail batter arivl iu their orUra auao,
Uiat wecaa hriitgtb aiO'Udtrtd. but Utrrr will awaaon
; trMr broui;bt fruta tta Nurwry ttian wnl b n uaiif
j to flit urUrri, aud parrbaatr cam tb-rlor ar Lb trw
, blut buyiug.H tbvy wub to. V autaa a U?t of tr4
: whK-h wv bavwvD hand; lut w ca uol cuunaU
1 liuuirrata lli iliflervot Tarn-tin; but tbe buUil a til
DbJ a catalogue at the Inm C tug la4itutiJB.
Apple trw, 6 to lu fret bu:h. from 15 to 3u rta. aaala
t-wai b. from 4 u o IWt tuti, 12 to 15 rt. oat h
MaoUaril I'- ar, t i fvrt inch. to vo eta. aach.
lwarr lr, u to 1 fr-r bih. to 4o ct acu.
fiirrry. t to s hfvt huh, z t" i7 Ft- r-a. b.
I iup. oo plum -if a, s.. 4 to I-t l.ih. -ptah,
Nvi UaTlnrf. U'j:r-t'a, an l A (TKVt, fCt. acli.
vjratf t in. 9, li-t. to a i I t-avU.
A ui rBl. m to lrt.- rarh. ti iw bfflTlra, lActt. aai
liiaval-rrro-. -tf. f .it h, or 7 . M-r ou4 a.
ha(jtrrif , lu, t. rat ii. 'T I t . r .,
r-trawN-inm. rtn p-r loiva, or Tvcla. pr haadfatl
.butarb. lurin rarh.il pre d rn.
I'riidKtratat trttxa, Irom . v I to vih.
tiirarevD lrfr. f n tu sWcta to jl .acb.
KHKI.LEK. LEWIS JIL'.MMER.
Lowieburg, Jan. tl, lsti.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
nOXCT TO BE
SATED I
JOIIX SQI IKES has just retnrnea
Irom fhi.atielpbia, wuh anoiher l.rgw
' lot of HOOTS AND SHOES
. purchased at the lowest prices. Tbose 1ft .
want ot H ots and htes. will find it to their
advantage to call and examine his
i lare Stock of Hume-Made Work,
which for style and quality can not be aur
passed in I'mon county or elsewhere,
tlents' fine Calf Uoots $3 ftt
I Ladies' fine Mi roceo. hich heel i 6
i A fiueqiialiiy Balmoral Boots 1 7S
' Misses .nd Children's Shoes at very luW
prices for Cash, at
Syuiret' Inion Hoot antl Shne Store,
rr'npposite the Bank,
j I.ewisburg, Jan. 1, IS03
i Peace Peace !
DFRfrirnd. and kind (;:?" frrttn eonatrr aad nwaj
e tr rm .ui.S tor " pnaraaVwa,
1 hn itv tour attriiiii-ii, mi l p trt ot o.ur eara,
Atri m wiir try iiool auj otb-r tn aax.
sTr-rf rVrKt and fh.tili'. "d tin PorhwH,
And C) -i.mi.ray- atol i.M.Lhmii. aiol tin- Wot. WLaJaa
t'is l'. iir ami M..hair-. and I'm. if JS-r you all
8o.-b a frv'st": ud -ot-trot jot git ua a oalL
HVtT Alu'lin and ."h'tioe- frtm rtn t TWitT arajtaf
Ur ir St. . klBif f r Isatlif- al ii Halt lloM t"T fstOa.
W r fr C'olh- at all prun. f- r duftrr anil coat,
W tj rvauy Btd CIuUiIUaJ aa cheap a ti.SU-ll.
Wr'ts Co Hop nd Co rt. and rrianlio Skirat
Antl lv uitu- ami rhfrkiBK" fr irawt-rt. and trhirta,
U , Shirt rrrmt- -ml i llm for rnra and fnr bnya
w ' ?baat.s fur latUes, but Uou't dal ia tcya.
Wt Oil-Tl iThn and CorrU to cow yftar flne,
Ur'tr fba'lv frr t"r aiu.w an-t Kan t i yuM 4o
nf'THrj kvlMB Ha.kt-t oB-l Kuhlwr of naa.
We rw &uaraD(i twllee tor 1'kouivB ow Cfli.
t i Rra-bn and K-ttl-. all kind -f (J-mw
So rail atfl mawoo-. r bnit)t ! hrw :
You'll fiml it on Mnrkt tr-U is-nts-r of iwt
AtMIKLI.ft a Oil -ta..U- IL . Abi UtOWV
.ea iKLurif. April 9. I v..
rt aiMbVIIII II !
IN l v i tie r'AMILY pOAP MAKSR.
All KiichtMi lirt-a-? ran b made into go4
SOAP hr DMns SAfVMFIKK.
r--.-liirf n..n. arrumPAtivinff BCh Boi.
SOAP as ca.Mly made wuh it, aa making ft
cup of Coiwe.
MaoutacioreJ only by the Patentees
. Manufacturinjr CompanT,
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ItEMOVAL!
11 L.MOWKV has removed his I'hoto
j. crapls t Hlaiilinbnif nt io
New Bu.ltiitZ on M.tiKei sueri. rereoilv se
cupied by Ur. Burlan. OI-PDSME THS
Da Mi, ubere he has hied up on. ol ib
Finest Galleries in the Country!
Having superior laeiltsies and . Inn
perienre, he i sausiw-d thai hiswork r t4
be beaten. Call an t lesl his wurkrurub'"
Lewi.-burf;. Aug 15
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