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torn vice rstsiniT,
Gov.WMA.GRAHAM,ofNorthCaroliua.
he PnMrmtki Etittm,
Auxamot E. Bsoir. I Toume,
t-.ais A- l-wBTiasex.
JrL TSUllAia,
JOMX W. 9T..S,
Juas I. Iimt, ,
Ipfim m-i.uis,
JlU W. FlIX,
Jahcs lESKOSE,
Jiiiv ii.srrs,
JiO-'S Mss-asix,
("nines P. Viauat,
Pvi Alt.
kuul C Horn.
Jua I) Piituk,
Jts K. tMtiaauX,
Jon Mi-CVUaca,
Kalth lull,
J.iih Lrrco.
AKCUlbttn KosraTSOB,
IMMI J. KmttkM,
Lewis U I. 'ii.
nuTu-i auras,
luawix IHixn.
JACOB HOFFMAN, Esq., of Berks.
Ar V Snprrmt Omit.
IIoji.JOS. BUFFINGTON, of Armstrong,
roil CONGRESS,
KER MIDDLESWARTH, Union county.
The Whig County Ticket.
Assev.Lt,
How. iOKS BEAMS, of Juniata county.
Sheriff.
JOHX KEfWl.EK, of Middlecreelt Tp.
CorTT Col!UIIOE,
ADAM SHECKLER, Esq., of Buflaloe Tp.
ArillTOB,
HENRY W. SNYDER, of PennsTp.
Cmnoim,
JOHN S.HACKE.NKEKG, of Washington Tp.
Trustee nf MifJIinbiir" Aradrmu,
Jons Phwk, TiK).HAsEipttjo, Ja.mis Ibwi.
. We send this Jio. of the Wkig. to some
whoarr not snhsrrihTS. We request all whose
har.dt it may fait into if they feel disposed
to nrociire us sabscribers on the folhiwinsr
TEIUIS. To any nnmber of new ab
serilers before the 1st of September, w will
send thii paper (for the first year only) for f 1,
. cash in advance and the ChrmucU into the
" bargain. Only 1 for two papers for one
year bulh good papers and Telegraphic news
beats the city press ont of sight !
Attention, Scott Ment
Resolved, That Gen. Scott mas never de
feated when at the head of his forces ; that we
believe no General can defeat him, unless it
be Grnrral Amtliy .- aud, further, in order to
prevent any such calamity, we urgently rec
funnead 1st. That a Ommty Mcetin? of the Friends
ef Gen. Seott be held during next Court week.
2d. That the friends of Gen. Scott immedi
atlif foria a Stutt Cli-b in every Bonmsh
and Township in the cfunty; and that they
make arrangements by whirh a Scott meeting
shall be held in every School District oace or
twice before the Fall election.
3d. That we urge the Friends of the Elec
tion of Gen. Scott, throughout the Stale, and
in all the States, to make a thxrough canvass
by means of School District meetings, and
complete and efikiest organization.
The above resolutions arc worthy of special
reflection by ttve friends of the Hero Stales
man. Nothing is more evident to a disinte
tested observer, than that WisriEin Scnr
aas all those qualities which have commanded
for Washington, Jackson, Harrison, and Tay
loruch triumphant success in the Presidential
race. Bl the vrry fact of his worth and of
his popularity, is of itself the mesh of tae
campaign. Out only fear, is in our confidence.
It is time there was much more enthusiastic,
oiled, CMicerted ittioi, throughout the land;
Onr mppoeents wid not be defeated, if they
can devise any means to triumph. Net only
their own well trained cohorts, with appetites
sharpened by a three-and-a half years fast,
re ravenous fur their prey, but all the Manu
factnring, the Commercial, am) the Political
power of Great Britain, will he exerted auiiist
Gen. Scott Our present Tariff Laws, make
the United States the b-st commercial "colony"
t( the nwdiet country, aud if money can keep
vs so, her money lords aad cotton kin?s will
nt be backward or scant in fttrnishiug them.
What shall be done to insure Gen. Scott "a
full vote," which is always " a Whig victory !"
School District Mrtlinfft are better adapted, than
any other iwthgd. to excite universal attention
to the character ami claims of Gen. Scott, and
to call out the last vote. In the Presidential
election of 114, 30 Whi;s in Buffalo town
ship alone, were counted, absent from the
noils. The same number in every Election
District in aie State, would have made 36,040
Whigs at hoint-a A" or third of whom- at
tending the polls would have secured the
election of Hx Ct. County, Township,
and School District organizations, speedily.
are essential tu our success.
Dcatk of Mr. Scarljfht.
Col. Wihiis Sr.ABiBT, the Democratic
nominee for Canal Commissioner, died at his
house in Kayelie county, Pa. on Thursday
the 12st inst. His disease was ehnonie
diarrh.v, from which lie had suffered for some
months. The political excitement was no
cause of his death. He left many friends, and
aside from party and business collisions, ap
pears to have been much respected by the
community. The Democratic State Conven
tion which is to re assemble at Harritburg on
Thursday el1 ncM week, will choose a candi
date in his placa.
When the youthful Warrenrthe middlft-agcd
Mercer, the veteran De Kalb.and other leading
Whigs of the devolutions fell,, at the com.
metier merit or in the progress of Ihnt eventful
straggre, it was a common way with the Tories
of thai day to nl( their decease, a judgment
from heaven!" '
When Harrison and Taylor, full of years
and full of hunoi&.were sailed: away while Qfr
cupying the highest station. f trust in the
voluntary rift of a free people. 3fmfgue
prognosticators put on. a. Jong, lac "aiit pro-.
nonnei-d their dVmisti) a Jdgnietifrpni. he 2'
yen: C X"
We are rejoiced k see-that DA Whig mas-
Aitlowed such eiaitny)t!s.i6 Cut as. to Enounce.!
the death- o Henry A.. Muhlenberg,' flrhea. a
andidj for Governor of this 8t tr- aorihat
r Hir that of Win. Seawght while a candidate
fuf Canal Commissioner, as spveial, jimv
Jential rebnkes " U their party.
' If, moreover, the death of Harrison- while in
office was a "bad omen," the death in our
State of a. Governor elect, and of two cand
dates (,r 8uie ouices are e-jually '-uiuinous
to our oppoumts -
In one rear iu New Hampshire, the death, of
ben Worduury. their candidate lor Piei.le.u,
and the sutciJu of Lue Woodbury, nominee
r Governor, uas more "oiiiiiiou," l
Uti Pujci J'ny.
Of the six-si-fed. deceptive flag rf 1844
" Polk, Dallas Shunk, the whole of Oregon,
Texas, and the Tariff of '4 "Texas only
survives, Dallas being politically defunct, and
Polk and Shunk, and 64-40 and Tariff of '43
being actually dead.
ELECTIONS In Alabama the Democrats
have defeated the Convention to revise the
Constitution.
In Arkansas, the Whigs gained several coun
ties, bat Conway is elected Governor.
In Iowa, each party has one Congressman;
State ticket as before.
In North Carolina, Heid is re-elected Gover
nor, by a small increase of popular vote, but
the Whigs have gained several members of
the Legislature, which elects a U. SSenator.
There seems no fear among the best informed
that Scott will not carry the State.
In Missouri, the Democrats united, and yet
the Whigs have elected two of the Congress
men. Tux Bswrni, also, is elected from the
Su Louis district, by a triumphant majority.
Mr. Benton is, to all intels and purposes,
advocating Protection and Internal Improve
ments, in the face of the Baltimore Platform.
Whigs generally, and very many Democrats,
rejoice at bis election.
Schuylkill County dominations.
The Whig Delegate Convention of Schuyl
kill county, met at Schuylkill Haven Monday
week, and nominated the following ticket:
Congress Major James H. Campbell, of
Pottsville. !
Senate John Hendricks, Esq, of Tamaqna.
Assembly Gen. John K. Clement, of Miners
ville, and Hon. Jacob Hammer, of Orwigsburg.
Commissioner Isaac Strauch, of North
Manheim.
Director Daniel M. Raber, of South Man
heim. Auditor John A. Otto, of Barry.
Capt James Nagle, late of the war in Mexi
co, of Pottsville, is the Independent Candidate
for Sheriff.
The Schuylkill Haven .VUctllimi says the
above is the best ticket ever presented to the
voters of Schuylkill county, and is bound to
be elected.
The Democracy of Schuylkill met the Mon
day previous, and made the following nomi
nations :
Congress Christian M. Strarrb.
Senator Bernard Keilly.
Assembly Samuel Hippie, John Horn.
Sherilf Nicholas Seitzinirer.
Commissioner G ideon Whetstone.
Director Juhn llriehard.
Auditor Gollieb Zulicli.
A correspondent writing to us from Schuyl
kill Haven, says : "The above nominations
created a great deal of dissatisfaction, through
out the whole enmity, among tbe Democrats,
and some of our leading Democrats vowed
they would not support them,"
I;it Repudiation "Fizzle.
It was announced that on Saturday last the
Repndiators were to have a second grand rally
at Forsler's in MitHiuburg, to rejoice over the
victory (! t) in New Berlin, and1 to ate one ef
the Commissioners who- refused to sign the
County Bunds. Gentlemen who were there
assure us that there were not 40 persons at the
eating a few more at the drinking and1 that
the whole affair was eclipsed by an- impnmplu
Whig meeting, got np at another Hotel. The
Whiskjy Inspector was grand master at Fors
ler's, and we are happy to hear toasted the
"Chronicle" in a very ancient and far from
complimentary forrri
We learn that only kv persons in Lewis
burg, were supposed to be so far traitors to
her interests, as to be honored by an invitatiou
to the Eepinliatiou dinner. These are Wm.
U. A. S. Shriner, and Maji. LyndalL Wo doubt
but the former is faithfully serving his master
in the very way rtiey think best calculated to
iniorc the Railroad1 in thin end of the county ;
but we know the frelings of Maj. Lynda!! are
with the Itailnuui. and understand he did not
ratify " the invite"
Ba.. gentleman lately in Panpliin
eonuty, assures us that the Dcmoeracy
there arc lirra in tUc GUthrthat the Shriner
Railroad morerucnt will reduce Scott's
vote 1 to 400 in Union county. Lei the
Vi'higs not he misled lty this " last card"
of Uauiii, Cunuuings, and Shcinexs.
The Democrat fc Platform..
The Democratic Convention at Ral imore
put a plank in its platform against Pronation
to American labor, and a Democratic Congress
has n-ccutly passed a bill appropriating a very
large sum- tw the Protection of American skill
and industry, in- continuing the Collins line.
As Americans, we are glad to see Congress
agaiu recogniM'ng the doctrine of prntertinn to
'Amrricau skill and enterprise. Hut if it is
right and proper for a Democratic Congress
to protect a line of steamers against foreign
rivals, why is it not equally so to afford ade
quate protection to the iron foundries, the cot
ton and woollen manufactures, and all the
varied industry of the land stiff-ring from
foreign competition t We can not see whv a
preference is given to Hie steamers, while the
great industrial interests f the country are
left to shift fur themselves.
The Democratic House of Representatives
also shivered the plank in its platform against
Land Distributions, by passing Beimel's bill
giving the States upwards of sixty millions of
acres of the public land !
Xgain the same- Demncrmtit Honse of Repre
sentatives on- Friday, hy the passing of 'the
Bjver and Harbor bill, has knocked another
aiaalc rut uCjhAr Dial form. .
Soca Isihe Democratic profession and prac
tice. 'JS litis rate, how longVitl the Platform
lastt Tna- harmouio'ns party w-Congress
'ifW H pay ry little -respect to the nan.Ii-
work f rhe OMHreeiiien- of its party. Such
rteirrwet Is lsntftraWe-flers 46cnsvf-
Siadtii jdo.-Wt IX; Brae rs tic nsDonents
gain anything by abasing 'ftbGcld Scott ?
Is nob his character tea. good arc not his
services too well, kaown fe be obscured
aud blotted out by tbe ribaltftongues and
recklcss'pens sf- office-seeking bireliogs ?
aVcifThe Whigs-of Juniata county hare
coucurncd with Union county in the nonm
luliML of lion. John- Beale for Assembly.
BQ.Why is Gen. Pkroe like tbe cent's
worth of candy be gave the " boy ho didn't
know V JJecausc lie will be faked.
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST
Wjlkes-Barre,
Siiturday Xooit, Awjust 21. )
At the Whig Convention in Ilarrisburs
yesterday, Ner JIiddlkswartfi of Uuiou
county was nomiuated for Congress, upon
the first ballot.
Scsbi-bt, Aug. 214, P. M.
Datreaing Aceiilmt. A few minutes ago as
the Farmers' Mechanics' Artillery of this
place was loading their cannon it went off
premattirely and seriously "injured two of the
men. John Albert's right hand is blown off,
and it is feared he will lose the sight of both
eyes. Michael Keiffer had his left arm broken
above the elbow and his Jeft hand much
injured.
Ges. Scott, TniRTY-EitJHT Years
Ago. AltiV lliyitter, that standard re
pertory of American history, contained iu
its number for August, 1814, the follow
ing retrvspecticc and jroxjrclu-e tribute to
Gen. Scott. The opinion formed of tho
young man by Thomas Jefferson and his
Cabinet, has been entirely realized by
time.
najor-General Winfieli Scott.
PtTERSBURrt. Va., Aug. 10, li14.
This gallant soldier, who has not yet at
tained his thirtieth year, is a native of
this county (Dinwiddic.) Iu this State ho
received his education, and its last polish
at the Colleire of William & -Mary. With
skill, diligence, perseverance, aud uurival-
kd vluyueuct, he practised the law lor a
short time in the adjacent counties. But
his creat soul aspired to " deeds of arms!"
He entered in the service of his country in
ll08, aud with the commission of Captain
of light artillery, in a short time joined
the Southern army under lien. Wilkin
son. His arrest, tiie charges against him,
and his unparalleled defence on that occa
sion, have long since been before the pub
lic. His noble defence convinced the cab
inet at Washington, and the world at large,
that he was'Ac JSrkobir, (he I'ulitieiaUjUud
the Soldii r. Since then, no man has as
cended the military ladder with more re
spondent rapidity than has Wiu&cld Scott
TWO 1UOKK HOUNDS, and he will
have topped the climax of military honor !
JSyThe Lundy's Lane Celebration was
oho of the largest gatlierings ever held in
this country. The military review, by
Governor Hunt, was a most splendid show,
and was beheld by full 40,000 spectators.
After the parade was over, a procession
, was formed, and proceeded to the grove,
where a number of fine speeches were de
livered by eminent citizens of various
States. Sergeant Thompson, of Ohio,
who was at tho batle ef Lundy's Lane,
and left on the field for dead at tbe con
clusion of the bloody struggle, was among
the speakers. He said he was a Demoerat,
but he and scores of his friends would go
for Scott in preference to any other candi
date, though it would be the first Whig
vote they had ever giren. All present
were in excellent spirits, and cutLusLisiii
and harmony characterized the entire gath
ering. The Lobos fclands Questions.
There arc Guano Inlands in the I'aeifie,
which were uninhabited up to the period
of the discovery of this valuable manure
upon, th'jiu, and indeed for a number of
years after. Within a fuw years pa.st,
Peru has set up a claim for them as part
of that nation, and has stationed a vts-el
of war at them to enforce her right, tu:l
prevent the vessels of other nations from
carrying aay cargoes, without license.
The riucetion of the right to Peru to
tbece i.slands, has lately been admitted by
Lord DrfxBY, the ISritish Premier, (greatly
to tbe surprise and dissatisfaction of tho
Knglih merchants,) .showing that Peru
claimed these islands two hundred yea.s
ago. Mr. Webster, on the other ha.iu,
utterly denies this claim, aud even thinks
it probable that tho United States baa the
best right of ownership in them, in oon
sequcnee of their discovery by a Yankee
Captain. Morrel!, in 1S22; but puts iu no
claim on. this account, over other nutii.m.x,
and '.hiuks the island should be free f-r
all to go and help themselves to the guano
as long as there is any there.
This opinion of Mr. Webster, with the
order of the Secretary of the Navy of a
sloop of war to- the Lobos to protect rwr
interest, has sent a fleet of vessels to carry
off the bird depetsitos, without license and
without pi ice. Thus, tho matter stands -
and what the upshot will be, remains to be
seen inasmuch as Peru avows her dctt-r-
mination to defend her rights at the can
non's mouth, if neccsstiry. Fortunately,
the mouths of their caunoiu are very
small.
An Affmcteh Family. The family
of the late Professor Kingslcy, of West
Point, have been S4r!ly and painfully be
reaved.. Ia the year 1S3 I er four
lovely children died in one week, of ec ar
let fever; subsequently, yet another died
after protracted sickness; then Professor
Kingslcy, in M40, was thrown from his
horse, receiving- injuries from which he
died; the remaining members cf. the
family, iu 1S50, were thrown from a car
riage, aud the youngest child, aged 5 years
was killed. Tiro daughters aged 13 and
21, were among the lost on the Henry
Clay- Tho heart-broken mother and one
son arc tho only survivors of this stricken
household. Iu their aggravated sorrows
they have tho sympathies uf many friends
V. Y. Vises ur.
It may not be uninteresting to learn
that since Tuesday, the 20th, tho potato
crop of Ireland has become seriously af
fected with the rematkable disease of the
previous seven years. Tho progress of
it during the last ten days has been very
great, and while the result cannot be Mated,
there can be no doubt that a large portion
ol the crop will be lost.
Mr. Geo. Arcalarius, one of the oldest i
citizens of New York, died Sunday last, j
in the 8Sih year of His age. He was a
German by birUt, but came to this country
when a lud. During the Revolution ho
volunteered as a soldier in the American
army, nnd was one of the body guard of
Gen. Washington.
Commodore Aulick. who is HOW in the'
Knt Indies, in command of the American
MinBifNin iih4 ipni to me ijnminisiiuiitrrs
of Patents, a box of wheat, (ubotit hall a
bushel.) ol the Cape of Good Hope, said
to possess very superior qualities, but is
not cultivated to any great extent.
It is said that warrants have been issued
by the U. 3. Commissioners in New York
fur tho arrest of James Elmendorf; assis
tant pilot, nnd Charles Merritt, assistant
engineer, of the burned steamer Henry
Clay, who are charged with participation
in the same ollence us the oilier officers
arrested.
lion. Joseph R. Ingcrsoll. of Philadel
phia, hus been appointed by tho President
to be Minister to England, to succeed Hon.
Abliutl Lawrence, recalled ut his own re
quest. Fire. We learn lhat the house of Jes
se Vickcrs, Kq., in Watson township.Uy
comin coun'y. cuuybt fire on Ihc evening
of the 15 ;h inst.. during the absence of
the family . nnd wus injured to some extent
before the fbtmes were extinguished. A
lame portion of rlothin?, belonging to Mr.
and .Mrs. Vickt-rs a-j entirely consumed.
It is unknown how the fire originated, as
tilde had been none used in that portion
of the building where it lirst caught.
Messrs. Ddr & Ilousel, the enterprising
Foundry men, ol Jersey Shore, luU f
p acing a S:e.'.m engine in their establish
ment, as the are tillable to do all the work
ollcied them, under their present orrangc
iiitnt. Success to them, for they deserve
it.
Governor Ujhnzy his returned to town
from a hoise-huck ourn?y ol lour months
to Texas. He intends taking his family
there, from his present residence in Iowa.
The appointment of Humph rey Marshall,
ns Milliliter lo China, hus been confirmed
by the Senate.
Fatal A Frit ay. Two men, William
Jackson and Armstrong 1'uwell, eit z- ns
of I'tale township, Juniata county, who
were wi:h a crowd serenading a newly
married coople, on last Thursday evening,
got into a quarrel with each other. Pow
ell slabbed Jackson three limes in the ab
domen, and twenty-one times in the side
near the heart nnd in tbe back. Jackson
lingered until Friday when he died, after
enduring preat suffering. He leaves a
large family wha were dependent upon
him for support. Powell is now in jail
awaiting lis trial at the nest court.
The Cholera has entirely left M III n
town, and the citizens enjoy their usual
good health.
Mr. Michael Dowhower, of Fishing
Creek valley, was drowned lust Satuidav,
llliUt ballilll II) SlOnV Cld-k lie a
acconipuriit-d by several young men, all t.f
whoiir were under tliu iiiiluence of litior
ar the time. Our informant slate that
the companions uf the deceased were in
toxicated to such a di'orec as tu be unable
to render hitn any assistance. Another
solemn warning to young men lo abstain
from I lie use nl intoxicating liquor. "Shun
it as you would poison, for there is no safe
ty but in total abstinence, 'l oach o,
taste not.
A Country Court in "France ho con
demned the owner of a io;j ilia), had gone
mad, and It id caused the death, by Hy
drophobia, of-a man Willi three children,
to a fine ( twenty thotisuiiil irancs, to be
divided betweeii the children, and kept id
trust till each comes of aj;e. His ollence
was not that his dogti.id tun mad, but that
he had neglected to muzzle htm, und had
thereby disobeyed the police regulations.
Arw.KS Never have we scon, says
the Vilinoc Uecord, the apple trees of Ches
ter county more heavily laden with fruit
than at the present tune. For several years
the apple crop has been a comparative fail
ure ; but should ho storm come to de.-Hrov
the fruit, llie product this yeax 'ill nut on
ly be most nbundjiit, but of a very supe
rior quality. We may add, thnt throtili.
out this region, the same ma-y bo said.
Tub (Jupat Boitnit. A despatch from
iho font of the I loosac mountain, to the
Boston Journal, states lhat the great bor-'
iii niacliino nt work on the Vth, and
had cut into this roc-k ihtee C-ct, al the rale
of twenty inches the hour! AH aie san
guine of its complete succcs. It has thus
lur exceeded the expectations of the build
eis. The two men Dlnytcn and S.iyreg, eon
victed nnd sentenced about two tears since
in ashmoton city, for attempting the ab
duction of 70 slaves, in iho schooner IVarl.
und whose term ef inipiisotiint nt in- Ihe
county jiu! would extend to fifty years,
were lost Wednesday parduiicJ by Presi
dent l'illniors.
'1 honins Francis Meagher otic of the
noblest Iri.sliini n who has ever reached our
shores hns formally declared his inten
tions ti; become a citizen of the United
.Stn'es, nnd hits taken the oath of allei
ance. Ilis Si-cretary, J. P. Stnythe, has
done the Kame.
Postmnster Hall as was cspccied-
lias been appointed by the Prcsident.Judge
of the. Western District Cotwt of New
York, in the place of Judge Concklin.who
goes Minister to Mexico. John W. Allen,
of Ohio, is now spoken of as the successor
of Hall.
Tho Harvest has commenced m Upper
Canada, otic of the finest wheal-crowing
districts on ihc continent. I he Journals
of the province cenentlly, report the crop
of the year as bidding fair lo be more than
the avernpo yield, nnd the grain its txcel
kul iu .iialiiy.
BRANCH FARMER.
Corrected this Day.
Whcnt 75n80
Rye .
worn .
Oats.
.60
..56
S3
.11
.150
Ui
.. 8
. .10
. 1
. 1
. 10
..3.V
Flaxseed
Dried Apples
Huitei
Kuirs
Tallow
,ari
Ham ....
Bacon . . .
Cloverseed. ,
C
O-rtl'EKS W1XTEB T w t j cooa
f ...r. t.b mnlor Flour liar.
... F.- rr-.u C.i,.h net barrel will tie
...id for making ilb Cut Siavn, and 18$ ceuUl
nuu cpm . . - -j
.S. l. CliAI'PULI.,
Lewirburg, July IV, !8.i
OILS, TALLOW GREASE,
asii
Ohio Hineral Paint.
"flfl ""l-- M'CIIINKKV Oil- l'rkt-;iefc-.rr?ilhs.
in cask f Turious .ire. do tin d U
eO Ifcirrcl IWII.EO I'AINT lII U") ii lu dor
bMUU tfaljuli. t' '1 d"
ill t-n.'k f Tnrlnu. fiw. ilo rt- drt il-
S.'iO Barret" TANNKIts'lMi. Vri"ii l.Vn.ljiui'l
lii-j. from 35 t" wt e-nl- (K-r all-til.
lyiO Outh le in l"a--k. uf Varioui. VnrioiM kinl
nnl .ii ilili. IV'-ui :U V' ii c.-nts j.-r uil-n. ,
M Tom 1AI.IiW l.UKA.-K I r Hmvjr U-aiiu.'., ow-t
t uar: M.trliini-ry, in llairi:lK cir C-k-s it any c- (
r.-iTimti. frirr t rniL v ll.
liBTuin OlfM .MiM:l:AU I'AINT, iu fcarrcl.-sat the I
Uu.-t mark, t r;t-e. j
Httckincri) Oil, warranted not lo chill in tbe I
coldext weather, and considered by ihove using it
equal to Sjierin t)il. Dialed Paint Oi.equ.il to
l.insccd Orl, oilier than lor white.
I am constantly receiving large supplies of tho .
above namej anicle.", aud uiy injtlo i.-, Small !
profits and quick letutns. II. F. I01,
!r, Water St (i.ii.I. i the IVarl House.)
Xew York, Feb 1HSS :inJ.IS Sete Yurk l
TS - dot Talm Irfaf,
3 tli z. hitia 1'i arl,
S doz. 1'edal,
4 d. I. Uninesiic Straw,
u s Ki;i:-.ii:it er
ost reed fy
White and C'oli'd Cotton ;.ir.l
nn I"
uutr
t:haiu for sale at K'tK1 KU'M.
W
OdlJ-W OliK for a T
wo Horse w acnii 1
for ale at
ki;i:mek'.
tTOTItr I nrrtlw Rlen mat the sunscr.wrs
intend lo ni :kc np.icj!i..n lo Ihe next
lasislaiurc ot tin; .-si.ne ui i eiiosy i.a.ua .w.
piwsase of a law o incorporate an institution with
. .. .... e f. I : t -- .1. i
privilrse of discount and depll. lih a cainlal
ol One lluiidred 1 housand D,.N.ir.i anrt inc ngiit
tu rniniiienee oiH-rati.m when Twenty Thousind
Dollar shall bate been paid in ; said iu-titutioii
to 'ae called the iMi isbttrg frirmgi iiisiiiuiwnf , j( Ilin;1i i,all,s j, yon.l calculation, especially
to I lorali-d iu the ltoroui;h of Lcwisbuie I ni.ni ; wn,.n tie ,clut-dv is o eay to uhtaiu thi i
muty, I'enu. JDH.N Iim tiHTO., ! fun.i !
DAVID KKUKK. j AEMITAGES
i,!Xppu-t,,,S8, Patent lllainctic tijljining Uous,
June 24, IRS2 Cm 1'ETEIt 15 GAYER Ac.
.1 Grr.it Armmhit;m t't Jiiaium Mru.l
L. ....- .. 0. . !
C. AKI.U, No. S, Harrrion, St.ee,- ;
oR-M t'chauKo. Vh aMpha-
offer to the puMic a superior article of I'lain.
,;.'. ... .
ZZLX lZtLrZL: Lt
ini t!i iiauw nii.l piar of hutiNiftv ot iuliriauiU ati'l j
M.1 lit I - ai'IiltII i'J III- Iw-OIWIH l-.-tlfTlIir'iin j. nir acnrtil
ot luTin..-an Mvi-rtisemrnt MirrouD.Sn tba sump .ill
! i ari-nt lo .very l.iotn...s man.
Tl.o li-r Ironi wmrn inrse raiTi'ic-).-. am maninai
tun-l. of a si'i ,f,r i tmlity. tM-ittsr ellnlttellJMlnhlIRt
of a muo-Ui. l-'lihfl fiurf:iir, anv vratvr I 'f, wiSi t'liC
httlr n-MUi'Mia! xpt n.
t-.-nui'lff may w? snn nts the iHrrt htr all orilrrw
will Im titiniotly iittwt'lwi to. Thf tl-nc ;ifrti':'tTirtit
having; l ti ';; l f:;,tnl. th rnv-lop.-. an only lo- oU
;ni ..f tl,. .'. i fi.nr t.r hi niithnriri tl n-i-nt. I mil
m inniMl..rluii-i the A-ttt iny hHr'loj. s- mu.Ii
1'iiri'iit" t cvrr imliv tiunl who lia.t u-fl Ihtm. lloo
eiiv.-loK.s ran tv lurm-h. d in li.r:i or small iituniMw-'
Jnne, lxVi.
rUUE MINK1IAL AVATK1I.
K2frStJ3?& f t
-i - 2v?Ta ' ' 3a'-"'-B
rillTR fuhsrrihers havini; asuoriatcd Ihcinselve
tuc-rther in the niii nrTi nt ot M-ineral
ater, are prepared, lo lurnisti it, niorcd Witti a
variety of tHrups, mich as Ncelar, Sarsap.irili'.i,
l.enmli. Pine Apple. (iiuijer, Jorkey 4'lub, Mraw-
berry, KaupVrry, Uhiekherry, Vanilla, Ac
1'iivatc Kartnlies, Holel Kceners, and Pic Nic
Partie i-upplied at the reduced ptice of 37- cU
per dox. Lotties returned.
1'eisons ni.i.-rint;, will please direct to T)r
Thornton, and mention w-bat ryrup thay wi..h
the mineral tlivotrd with. Families in town
will leave their orders at the Mammoth Uruf;
Store, where they will receive inmiedia'r allen
tim. 1)b Till IIJNTON &. CURIsT
I.ewishii'R, June 18, 1852
nniia. iw aiiy prime. u ib wnn-r. to c"utio .t. lh -i-.-.fj, . m time ui a Stroll e mis rtiaoif me i
, . :u....i..M. .A i.i.. r ' .1 .ik r..ki if. Ii . ..a tiittM rJ Im. 1 ' rM miciiwiy
flliw l'ostii'--r SCnmi. ai Uie a-tvertiwr will tu-irwiiUt tl i . .u ..,. I, 'I hij r.i.l lw
have no i.-sitaiton hi ..-iir llett it is not only th.- l-.t
rlIC1 t l Tt' 1 rriill I'C ri.'Xt'L'T 1r I Vll 1 hsvi-rr S....11, l.ut ll.at K is llie only me I l.nievi-t
V IlC.il 1 - 1 v. 1 1 t.n, J 1: l.llvl AiXlr rxnariiiM thst is n n-lrusiej 01, -Inrtlv sri..ilil.r prin-t-SlIsVEIl
VAISK. : P1". It ili plf.iit Hi it i rwqninriia his
A iy.tr; EWi-nny i.x rnwKsr
Ttrenfy rr tmt. ut .'say' h-x thn rvrr hare hn s4d in the
tnitat HtKlc
v Gol'l Iwr ntrli. s, f nil j.-wW.-t,
ja Karat mn only
l,snjnrsol.lfoi.$V.
1.1 Il-inc Walcli. , IS kurrit as,
Silvrr lr-ver WaMi. a, full jew-.).
" "1
14
1 -uaily x.m for
?i!tkr Tvih.e Watrht-n. jt-wi'lltxl, 10
p'ilrt r TVa t-ot.ni. i-t half tic a, A
W'M ivns ilwr II..!.i ts. 1
lVriw w-ljin- a Wat h or"Wntrlirji, rr Jowi lry. can
h.ite t1'in Mi.t mail, ttiili p- riv t mMt. tu anv f.;trt
of tlir I nit.! Sirb-a .-r We t l-j fir Mrnll.iz tin
.t mount f iiu.iify. All arta-lf wnrmiitI iu rv; rr.Mriiii
tt irpiiT in.m -ttnj n.nntTy, A..'irUuIly bol(Tr-t.
l'kare ail'tnv t (.ii it
lK I."4 LAMi.MrS, VH Chattnut Ptrfct,
Oj.pofit" th Kmiieilin INium-. i'ltUadtlphin.
rrtilfit-iin ; .11 t-oii'-l.f, trr m.inufart4!ttd iato Jrwliy.
t itiiz-'it (I'liix, jiiuc litnFJN ,
if win M,s inrh- inch 7 8 i"ch 1 f,",h
J l ))J inch, I inch fjj-ire nnJ 3 H hy I
A. I Iiv 3 S-iiuiorauirrt hst (HsP STKI'I.
reed hy I. S. KKEMEK At CO
LOT of Prints Summer Wear ant) Kca.ly
Mailo riulhiiig. just recM and fir ial by
l. . KKEMEU& CO
TfiTII r: ir.,...: n 1
a . v 4 IK', v.oHiit t, t-3UIIt I -BtTUSj
Saiinelt. Kentucky Jean, anil Trim-i
mpn;s for Getiikmcn' Clothing sold rcry low '
for Cash or short crt.lii : intciot .fter 6 months. ,
I ncse UonJs were selected wnh much eare by :
myself, and are wmianted to be what I represent
tnem. 8. AM WON.
LUMBER.
Hl'RSU K 4.11HO, at their YASD on
N ui lb I bird slrret, near the Herman Rcf.
S3
Chureh; bare rrei-lru anil are recnvinc in) . . - -
addition lo their old assottment, new aupplic of T vj LI
LUMBER Bdaplcd lo the want of tliij JVll. Oil
coiumuuily, whnh they oiler on most rrasotia! lo
l.tm. It.uili4 in lIlA lialiil or l ll.i.l.
UtvuLuig, Mjy 87, 1
The Mammoth Store!
4t
J. &. T.WALLS
HAVE just recfWed nd ute n"W oi-nin at
their celeWnted llCail QtliirlT1,
. llllilult, CHKAVKli, ami UETiHK
OMoituieut of
(DOS,
. WAKES, and
llcrch an tUzc
than w ever l-efore otkred in Union coSnfJ.
(1'wth'trlan next week.)
Lmi.-I.uig, J.ay 1, I.wJ
LATEST FASHIONS,
ISP
all the Fashion for tin
ymr jiust,
M iy be found at the Fa.-bio3-able
Tailoring f'.iirpiium of
JOHN li. M1LLEII,
on ?iorth Third stice!. All
work staff I'C made in ihc bc.-t and iimt.1 nejl
style, and if it doe not fit I'll pay Urr the ftn.nl.
All kiuds ot Mechanic' Tiadu uuJ Country
Prmlure received in payment.
Lewi-burg, May 1. 1S"i2
Cheap and Meganl Goods
JIMi nS it CO. hae just ree.l a lare
and splendid a's irlmeiit of Spring and
Summer Cndsa they hnvc been piuthatrd
wilh Cash, lei I asu'ii.J ll.ey ran be M at the
lon-est nossilile aJv.inee. llaiinz a Urge and
general st.Kk, we think it u-el.-s to euuineiate i
j atlirles, but would putilely invite our oiu cum.s
nil is aiKl as many new one as win :ie ui n i
; ,,, rsumtne our t.M k. a e lvl eonQ.lent ibal
i w. can II all kind -f UjoJ to the lst a.l.an-
I
lage to the purchaser.
J. II &. CO
i
. p-ppt
many jiais' lo.-e iiive-lii;aliiii ami
. experimcnl.-. ihe I'aleiiteu take
a,urB ,,, ,,,;mins
! . ,t lnc llUe loin
the
plihliu thai he has
-I' n-otectiiiff families.
i.e
; j.n,,, anJ ,r..rriy from ihed-.-suu live i
uiftu-
'cnee uf LIGHTNING. 1 he talainoies
. ,. Village and fount, v tails
I lo annually, thru' thu en.ss inrli-em e of
and in tnis alone, i ni nuu u is nerii eiaiiuneu
bv the musl wiiuiifu- s.-ntleui. n in ilia noil I
IWemi. M .Murttie, Johiisun, Walh.r and many
others ib.it hae exa-niin-d them, teeomrnend and
u,t Icrm, of af.Hrona,i.in.
P HWIKri iD(! ,, j.?. ,.!. in
" . ., . , , ,...,-, .
use in till or any other ciiunl y lor Hie piotrction
.nd V-U n, J., d,ide
ant. ihfowlack a yarttH UitM.lt cine HuiU barutleM
I - .111 .f-t. ! t g
, ndvanlage over the u.d one- The only place of
maiiufaclillfrllT i in
Vine W.3 .Vrj 4ore X'Zth, FJiiMefpHia,
wh.-re all rcn-ntu are ie-.et tfiil!y invitp.l to call
an exriniinc for thi-mi lv.. Kr sale W hotesale
or Kclail hy TIM'S AlvMIT.VrK.
'"hes-e r.xls Lave been p-trrh i-ed and siTresi
fully usd ly the tol!.inc imliii!ii:il.-. eon.anies
and i-oipiialions, whose names are rhwilully
si.l.n.iUe.I ;
1.1 . ml k-.t IV.iV. V''" K"1
paut.ioi.-r. .la-tj.- l: -MKr. .1.1 l.-- t'-.nTal. J. inll--i.i.
J.-hn 11--lo.-. I '.;.i. I--..J. I.o ni-r. . Kikt.- .a ..i.ra-l
In-. rs. I. Tin- 111-- K I- y A in 1:. ii-... : J. is.11 I.r -1..T-.
li. J. I., ilrsi-t J...n V.:i.r.a. ''!!.... l.r-.v -r. l;..t.-
ll...r.-. A. II. lln.k-rs. II. simnt-.n-. 'Ilc. Noll J. Mr.
iM.wiiiii-.'. .1. K. i.-. r. J. W. V- ais... f. Ho.in-I;-. ys. .1.
I:i.l.-v X I'o. J. Nyia.-n.ll. H..rl- n. J. llvi.a-.liii... O. I'. 1--.
r. Sir. sn:iit.).-'s. Mr.-.-:.irtio. s. M..rl.l.-y. J. l:nnl.l. y.
Mi. Iiaiison. Ur. I'aul. .s. II. r. w.-i- A I'". .1. l in. 'i-nov,
II. .Mill.-r. lite K. 1 llaiib II. -r. I. lite L". 8. Ar.-r.Mll, tlM
sj-rn. I. inl.-n r--i.tiui.-i.ai.-r- ll::!l.
M it..- Ot 't' "f .o'.s J.i,rj. PH.; In. .Iw.-
M'lall. Ju'li- li'.yr.-ii. JmIiii wi:ii:ii, lr. it. !'La,ls-,
tl iij. KoU-rts, Mr. J. l-omiiu.
(T i The only .niiboii.d A-je nt for the fi.unties
' ol Dillon, Jiiniuta. M.loiu. !int.in. f.veuisinir.
NoithuiiilK-ilaiid, M jntoiir.t : liniiiii.1. 1.uz rue, is
J! irlldrn, f 'mm oit;i, futn
Order and h ttt-rs ad Ire-std (post paid) lo Mr.
Uonver, Will he ptotnptle a'leudi -J lo. lie ha
,ut up a nun.her cf these U hI. in I'liion county,
w)nic ut which may he seen as folluws :
j .- r.xm.x i ft X'V.
irnrtlnj T;.. Jiark liulfinny. Win. f.-tr. J. hti Hn..
.lien. !i. llforii- Kl-r.-..r. yto 1.'Uh 1'o.irt l'U!..
ii-i.I 1 '..iiiioi. iom-rs i llli -e. l.iui.U"itr Tp. John 1;-!ht.
I'tiitm I).. iir. t'lmi'U-s rt:ils-.ri. liii-.o' .-,'. i 7. l-.t.n
Kiiiilx. .sinw.ii Sunlx. i'.uuTji. Iraac Couidrou. H-7nrc
lM.t J).. UjoI itollinau.
Ji fCKV.VE.XD. I Till -VS
I lltl.il.A , Au-T. 1-1.
tir.
I hmvti thin .tsy earrfnlly i. -n.-.t a en..i.-r or
j I.i :litoiii5 II.-l. irlth Tan" ftli.l in-li x. rreru-. t.y Mr.
Tlioulaji Arn.liajo. on It. Hsvu llonP". I ltf.n.s-.ti-r. mi.l
roouwh", w or. aiirioioii oi t-.m-,.-". i';in :in-.
It. M. MV liTKrK.
I am wrll Mti-fi-I ttuit the Ma-rn ti l.iv!itriiti-r limj,
mnnut.t. tnrl hr Sir. Tli.'in.is Anuitn-. of J'iii:ivit.!j.h;.T,
h thf lipt that h:i cvrr lui-n mlt. J li tve fKiit eTTiil
yi-ars in tli -tiiilv -t lit 5w. of t-Uitrii itv ami m.:tM
i.'m.ttn-l h:tvt n h.'li-tti'n in Kuit.c that Uirt UtK an
roti.-trii'-t 1 "n tin onty riiiri;.!c' Atfi-ty. Tlu ctfrir
ptiock if r- itl an-1 tliftrnr.! trr tltf ui ijivt at tlMt-p
of tlif ncl. atul U wottM ! iniMiiil. aroi-r-Ln'- to th
lnw of atlrm;in aiul r-ta. n.ti. f-r a ouii-HiT-r in he
ttiiin l ly a ftp kr tif Itlitnirr - Mhfn -piHiiwti y on rf
tI-M' ro-ln. I h.nvf Iws-n .iripi-tiitt' ( ifli Mr. Armtt-ift-
fnr fit'Vfnil ar. i.I tu ftrv hr vt.miu Tl'-,-,i tin- itianuac
turf of thivf rls 1 ,n:inHn''l tin rin-lili'on wlm-li ih.-y
arc n-nuru'-t. J. an! f It r riTio-fl that thir a.liti'n
vouM sitt nril wilh ntn:'!t t furjt. Til nrn-iii-in-r
ilfitHti! fr h-t roi.n(l tlurxt-ii-ivi- ntUf'm all iart
tf ilu-rtiuiitry. is auij-IfrfuttiU'O'Irtlitui f thr-ir iit'ltrv anl
I atifMtoritv. 1VA'V- . HAJXIUhM' D.
ltini; fun, I tttliul April v
PIANO AGENCY.
n.WIXf. been appn-nled Aent for the sale
of the relelirnt. il Pmihm. nianiiCirturrd by
Gt'O. tOtillT, l'llilatL,
lh nndersiicncd wotil.l be hsppy lo npply any
rilizen of the ijit-'pi. hsrina ronntiy who may
desire an lii-trimieiil weir made, allrr the tileM
Iinprovemenl. Two nl these Instruments ha.e
lately been inlrihluecd it.to I.ewisSuic, to whnh
I am happy lo irlrr any one. Tbe Piano are
are warranted, and if not fatiVfactorT on trial for
year, Ihey nay beechanceil. Trier rraa
able PHM'lJ Jt CESS.NEKi
Lewi-burg, Feb 31.
nut rclusej at tlicfXTire of
lh lwi.sbur); Klirotiicle.
j "VyOTES Promisiiry, Juiloinrnt, and
Joiul Notes (blaii!;) at lliia office.
if
i tnt Mi, mil awl promt )
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
nAVIN'U adopted the Cah principle in my
huine, by hicb I avoid the annual li
uf bad debt and the ezpenie attending the col
lection of old account, I am now enabled lo elt'
and trill tell price lhat will savs lo my cu
tomer at least 25 rcn ci. on iheii porchaaes, at
the name time warrant every artiele to lie pure
a Ttprtb-nUd.uiid iciiaiaa fur the price.
Orders 61U-J in original package a imoorttj,
of 14, XK 3 , 4b li and 120 gallons cacti.
Urawliw nf rrrty ileaerit.Uon. at 1MSW
Old IMISml an.iMiirOiual.lu, ) :
Jahiaira ttnni it tlitK'rvnl apn, l!i 2
Iri.h n.l Snrh hi.k'T. 1 Zi j,,
U-ii'tol lirowi. .JtiMt n.l rh Ale, 1 l2 2 l
Old Madi-iia. b rry. and Ptrl IViueM, -IS 4 m,
t'Uirct of rery irraih? iu ra.s s 10 11,
di. do ra.k, 24 ii to u,
Cbajua!.'u of cry quaMy, a 14 li ua
Wilh TeneiilTe, tietly. I.idion, and Malaga
Wine in ijr cask-.. AI-." impoitrd I.iijurur
l-'u'Bcoa, Maraschino, Arrak, Cui-rry llranJy,
Ktriirhwater, A c.
Ol-I Monongahcl and Couibon Whiskey from
1 lo iO year ol.'.
(jJ'Kvery cn'k carefully runiinrd brfurr ship
ping. (iooUs .tiipjM'd under rM)nat uperiinn.
Wines enclosed in doal.le caL, if deaiird, lo
prc'ent laj :in.i
A. 11. M'L'Af.LA, Importer and Dealer,
fhnt39 30 Walnut Street, Vkilad
li. D. HARRIS
Slar Dttguerrean Gallery f
Orw-r of K .unl. -l M.-trk-t Sr.t, oi'iNn-it
r.a,: I rfc-l-ir,-,
11 riinitl. haviiq a superior arrangement of
f lilti', ati.l liom hi luni; exM-ii-cc in the
ail, he i at :!i ti:nf ena!i)e4 to take truthful,
lite-like, eiire-siv and lading I,liicnCV?w,
U-crior li any bereiofors taken in xmAtntf
and put them up in ff neat auj durable cane, lor
'Kir I'uilar each- The i ilrarns ol l.ewislmf ( ami
viciui y are n upectWIy iimilrd to call, wbMlwf
they want piriure ut nut, aud eainiue hi p9
trnirns, and ,ee
"ilovr lii.ii Cite r-SiOi. .iir (!.' tmf,
Aim! i-Tery taci- is .a!r" or;
un. iu-ir..r Art. i:li all ii-.
TlieM'iil wilh .at ul. Hit,
An.? rii'vpr aa s-ti irtne;.-?i won
A.- l.y XWr t.tlur.-s ..r.? U10 Sun "
"Titint ol llni.e j.i.-Uir.- J ify Tunli'ht made,
Mi:i.I-ji tt:i.li-.-h lli.. r.. -iII .e a sliml.MV t,.v;
N: n ll.r li of H.s!i in e-t 5liall n,
V. ht-w Ii-aih's ffny l.lin oVr?.r a. Is tin- b"auiiB .yi,
! '11..-- kir.- I.k i-k-tun-s. bm. kirv nt l-y,
Will s-ill lf.t-h and il s lojiyr'
L.j''l.itrail, I)a2uerreutp I.rkcns-.-e.t, erCr
copied, or taken liu tu the ouciiial, and nenly
set ill iiuil.ilii.iii. lire wl pin. Ac. fcw ,." reuts.
I Ia.uerrei'yi.e taken, a- rll in rluuily a iir
. i b ar weather. Fur Children Likrure plea-e
call rally in Ihe day. Instrurtion meii in lh
; arl on moderate term. .May 2. H.Vi
5
lilts. Caps, 3.1 Healj" IIai-3 Clothiilf.!
JM'viirit &. so
ilal and Cap More
p More la lac of it fc ktintrrMtia
four Hor writ uf thrir ol) taml whirc ihcv are
na-lv to 11 IHT. (ArS. mmH'UTIHM; t'bpvrtit: n
ran U'O-.'ht t anv other tiiar in liit rtunfrv. Hz
nivl ra( of thir lnt-t ltf r lllii nrr. nl U'it-r-)i4
fifMll kin-N C .AT, r.. itMUU -'!. at any JTi-
yni tti.!i tu 1-uy.
Tli-inkful t our rn-torn r f-r jfcisf tirors. we iW-Nr p
a f'tttiiitiutit r t-f tli runtr, s our j'rKvs ar low to imt
th tinn-.
l!-it- aiat' Tnl .!p-!--I trltr, IVinoctR. Panama, sn.
lr-liorti luit wtiit- iml ami pn-fi-.it on Tvfnnllc wrm.
Count rv itMxIurf t;k n tti t-jLtutU'
J. S 1'Y K L'K A N.
EECrTOKS' Ifollcc Xotire
herebv ffiven. that the Keeiler of tni- B
rallied lo t!w aatwenbem; Ixttir
o (tie fist wit and fester-wit of
t, Ine of the Bsiu of f,ewi-dr2.
deeeaved. Alt person owi.-i-. aij estetr, will
mwke payment ; and those ha.im; clttim s-iint
the estate n ilprasent iliem prnieilv autheaticated
lor rc-M.-nirnt. J'llfN liEliEir.
"1 1KIM.VS RW;iiEU,
- JnneSW. 54 lAll R?,ltEK
LcuiebuTg Dasnerrean Gallery.
m'VKi:it .V II AWJ would res,erf.!ly
aiinouire lu ihe ritiai-n ol jM-ii.liuig anJ
uriiiiiolin:: dvtis and eonnirv. Ih it tliev Iiji'i
"I-
I a I..;. I. nAII.Kl.V m tl- Nri-I. T.niM-
i In- ' n li ri'li- 'H l.n-k. t ft., Mwei n Thir.lK;'
' K-'Ui i M-- n -ar'ty i-m fiir 1. Kn-ia.-r '.'s :or. or
1 two I.- i i -t X hit llfuijitr-n . wttt-re ihy ar -r-
j. r ! t- t.-tri- v.-i:-t- t-.t l.iVit o -.-. ! t-i ii-urt iitt-t
i !M.-hli;i, l..v.i.-t I'i'i-. Vin.t-r ..in-.-. . iVrMios hat in-
i I i' ut-y of tu- ir hit t.-S. n li.it.- tli m eo(, I:.l a a
li.o or;j:ti:il. ami ,'ii to i .
j Itr titi- a epH Mii nt 1 f:.ti'!i. prn from a ili-Lit
I rtttii huvi- tti.'ir i-tH-v- --4i-- ant liiur ttry rfl. rit'Tts
J ri-litit-r tit. ir fr.n.n.y U.k- . r:.n wWl railintf. n.- ih
f ntii c-itn- at fltiy Hum it fuiii tl nt. imr i.iltt-rr t-nu
i ft rtii:-n. 'tt nu.l aiw .--evil. I'n turit (Uit'u Ut fl,"1
I anl u;vrr..-
N. ii li frirritf-. -riTt-n oil ritf-nn--t'l(f t'nr.
I.ui-li-.t'-.ilt.y -l.'ii J-l -oKhK A HAWX.
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OOK irMH'.J-S StiTioiturs ami Dljiik
Il.uk yannf-iciarcr: il icmsnt uc, V.u
TU 5i:.m-iI s tva-k iuliy in:'rui th ir fri-n !f arA
tl.r tilli. tli.it U11 y ,r- n-t-f t arrin on h al-. (
tiM--.. at thftiLO i':'ittl l.y i.-k k Si ifcirrt ll
1 it -y Hit r tiniti-.v t'i;.t oy -.-i-r'ul aiint:.o I Mi-'-
Do-, tli-y will ir Tit ani rf irt a mtitimnnt e l t tit'
paf ntiiv li rally t njntt-fi hy tlw- ul'l timi.
!'arii ,ilr att-i.ti(it will W M'i to the Kulin; rd-t
ItinJrni: ..! vtty tWMrtj t.n f HLA K HtkiKS.for Knnk,
Ci-nnty o;hft'!4. I n-lwut.-. an-l rriat itviiti-ltia... atw
fvrry tnrVty of lull an I half ImhiH l.fnnk lok Mu.-r.
N-b-frs. ImhiuI in any style rfrr-tl.
In aH'Hit'i1 to tlihrr.iH.-T,f.. mn, win at all tim-r
fe'p a SMk-nl Mtt'irtnif ntof fTATIi J.NhKY, rii-'tin w
rirtfr. ip. Inwin-. Trar. Cyl, sn' iI-'i
l:ir; Waffrn. AriifMV WritfT r'Utfl, l-wl rtnrils
lt:.k Ink. liliif Ink. Na'inr W.ix. ipitt;.- luk.S 't.
and lViHiif, Lrtt-r .iTjiif-, In lta KuMvr, lVakr. U'i
T.rtf-. ;i.ink n.-'ar.r?. P-'-it-r-s krrsrr.
V . I:ipr rultl L uitU:rn, an-l ail work warrant H
a I 0.-nf Tt-rr rli.aply. F. L. Ill rrfcK A f .
May lV.i ly.
(jj lih)ki aiul rami'hlrts l e ItounJ mrty lc
Wfi with JMil or of llie Aewiftbur- ( hroniilc
Just Received at tie Cheap Store of
0. Ii BOWES,
t r.O Tof t.HOn;K GOOD for tH,ih Ladifs
and fii-ullcmen. which can I sold asrberp
a at any other ra aMihment between thi and
rhilaJ. li.hia. Friends will .leac ci n a rail
and cxmmine oar slot-It wfatcii cuaipiise a'ewmcl
avsontnent uf
yiiv coons,
GUOCtCKJICS.
- H TS, CAPS. cV.v
An enamcrniinn of rbe JilSrrnt article we ili-eni
unnecessary, as the lork comprise eerylhin?
usiially kept in a well luruuhej store.
TbaiiLful for past for we wonld endeavor,
by . Ilinj? sph nd.d Good at low rate, to merit
a rMiiienanee ol the same.
I ycounhra I'rutluce wanted hi exchange.
I.cihurj, M -j 4, ii53
UtHS. FlriiT. 3110 lli. CHEESE I'W
IIik, II AM. Flitch, and 8boultler. Dairy
SALT, ie. fui sale at LtuuUntrir Cheat) .Vor
hJ C.B. BOWES
H, GE3K1R?,
Sorgeoa Dentist,
A T hu RW"w, SotHh TWid St., com
I tho Board walk.
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