7h6 Farmer.
"
, , - a m ssv Kuans in u asv j i
W-TheNorthumberl nd Count-Agn- A ;culturalCollcgeinollcccntWy. Many! toning! Ate there any cattle, sheep, or
iltaral Soc.rty met at Snnbury on Mon-' mnllfllcturcrs do we 0nd 0f sulphuric aeid, hog,,, that will not pay the expense of fat
ff t ? ' nitric acid, and indeed every article in the! tening? Reader, take some of each-of
vffi " hare no further inowl- th real l'haoh -bed-fed them until
feraholts. Wm. D. Kipp, Jacob Hilbish. Jobn edffo of chemistry than is necessary for the fat cep exact account of the expon
as.... . . . 11 r i-.i i a r w .: o ,
. ipp- j
CrMTesnnndin Hee.-l. David Yomrt En.
, - -J
i rea-surer Mat. vv. u. uewtru . . I tuey occasieuauj can in vuu am 01 a cuem-
librarian Wm. M'Carty, Ewj. . . - I ist to instruct them as to some special part
Mncar Hon. A.Jordan, Hoiw J. rolliK-.lc, : .... , , ,
J. C Hortoa. Win. roye. 8am. shanuon, ! of their processes and had those inauu
etaavloiMt Jas. Eckman, P. Overdorf, Joseph focturcrs received an entire and full chetu
'SSSa" with the usual preceding
,Bari, Charles Kiddfll. " J bclle-lcttrcs course of the University, they
The next Fair is to be Milton. The time probably would hae been loss effective as
. is to bo fixed by the Executive Committee. ! manufacturers. We do not mean by all
We hope it will soon be announced, so that ' this that education is calculated to injure
the Union County Fair may not interfere ! the practical application of the faculties,
with it
' fittmilrl Farm hn flhem7tf !
No error is more common, than to snp-1 matioa which is necessary for those who j ruin, while Poundwiso moves easily and,
pojethat erery farmer should be capable follow such callings to possess, to under- happily along in the road to wealth.
of analyxing aoils, plants, &c. It is true j stand which, is entirely sufficient to keep Matm Farmrr.
that a knowledge of the constituents of the j the best talents active of those engaged in j jj,ld December. The past month has
oil is necessary te enable the farmer to these pursuits ; and an estrangement of nnconim0Bly wbile the corrcs
judge correctly of the kind of fertilisers 1 the partios so cugaged by amass of knowl-j p0uftB one 0f la,t year wm unusually
which should be used, but it is not neces-j edge not connected with their business, . anj 8evcre. y references to old
ary that h shonld be capable of making ' sometimes produces a deleterious effect, ! rCg;,tt.rs of the weather, we occasionally
these analyses himself. We have already j and it is for this reason that practical men 1 find a warra anj peasant December. Mr.
published the analyses of many crops and ' may observe a want of singleness of pur-j Josllua Whitman, of North Turner, who
shall publish tho analyses of all. Tho 1 po" with the great mass of educated men, jlas kcpt a journal 0f the weather fur more
constituents of the soil are easily a?ccr- that causes them to repudiate the applica-' jhan jj.jf a c,.ntury, sends us a shetcli of
taincd, and at email expense, by expm-1 'ion of the scicuecs to their art. The.)tiic W(.a.j)er 0f the December of 1S00; by
encfd chemist. A farmer fel'lom will j obj.-ctius are generally carried too far (lj,;swc gcc tiat Uu Xjv. 27, Thanksgiving
eeil more than three or enr analyses of j fine, a fair knowlclge of tho principles jar tbore was eighteen inches of snow
soil during a life-time, and he will "fiad it j of the adjunct sciences will bo fouud use- j Ujl0rj tie grouuJj and go d sleighing, but
tnni eonrtmieal to have tho made liv an f"l to the farmer, while those who attempt ; ixuiotfr came iu warm, 3d and 4th clou-
: j i...:-. i I : . .. 4- -
cxperieiicuu anaijiieiii cik ihim, iiiau io ;iv-
tempt to study the Fur.jct 8ulTicieiit!j t ! '! 1"S 'l'"'"- tJsto for tLc a3 , 10th very pleasant, 12th very rainy, 14tli j ?i;ol-AX 0N- TrlE T-w of mmitvd paktnki:
mako thorn himself. Farmers, like oth-r ' aiuouut of persouiil atieutioa t the details off pca!)ant wann 25tli for. ! ""'' in "ir1 flfur'ilf,l"
men. arc occasional Wf.ok?aiidocclma ,Jlkn'J trmcr. CLriiitiuas d:ty) cloudy, no frost iu the I J .trii, k. i jjiie.w
7 rf f .-. -.- " I jw-orltrt or l-'UT of Inquiry from tne rountrj
turn Inir.ttiiif ti!I tiior norer r!prii it.
" " " -
'Eecesrarv to bfcoino btudonts of hw or
niedieino to meet these exigencies, ami j
they prefer to emr.h.y the cervices of ex-:
J . i- t
penoneed jurat and ineuieal practmonors, j
to fitting thcmsulres to , similar duties. ;
The samo fact are equally apIii lIe to !
chcinistry. Ev?ry fanner, and indeed ev- ;
err gentleman, should be capable of rend- 1
ing chemical rationale understanding!-, ;
utionalc understanding!-, ; dUposed of; and after selling such an ani-: prcvemeui it now nearly compimen, nir.i
ave read our twelve mini- i i, a heifer for instance, you inny Leari ' "n'h,n ma.n.ngto do bul the puinng
- rc- rr. n 1 I .. ,-. . ; up of ihe auperslrutlure. It is txnrcted
iur.se 01 5ClentlUc iloau- .umethinf liko the lulliiwin.T : , , ... 1 .
, -inetiinig iiro me xonuwuife . that the b"ftta will he running on it earlv
. ... -rt'a f,l 11 oViH I 111 1 Tl -1 1
and thoso who hav
Tcrn, eiilitled " C
log lor farmers, in vo.s. 1. anu 11., ana ,
T 1" 1 I
liave continued to read the various die mi
ical articles we have puML-Lctl, will find
no difficulty in readily understanding what
ever they may hereafter meet with iu the
application of chemistry to sericulture.
1 miff :tf iii nrtnn TriiiniM (I l.pnu
lis slight knowledge of self-defence tempt
hira into quarrel, and eometimei with
thoec of greater acquirement than 1 i.nself.
A poor chemist is more likuly lo make
errors than the corn rnon sense man who
follows the directions of good chen.it, ambitiou are injured, bcr children and self:
withont attemntinir analrses himself. No): , k 1... ,
t... . I . i
-- . 1 i
chemist and ruwr, provided he has to ajj,garjv poi;CJ. f Ucr husband.
. call on the results of his fai m as the source j j he rjcture ; rcvorsed in farmer Pound
of living. He may, however, in a singh j witjC( wll0 nln.33!j cepS uis best animsls
week, giia so much knowledge of cheuiis- , un(; fuIi growll . tim, selecting bis best
fry as will enable bini to avail fully of the ! ,rcvdvn for his own use, he soils the rest,
labor of others. The fourteen constituent 1 If Le 1)M , gooJ Jrtung uorse) uc wjij WJ
of tho soil, and the properties of each, , lhnt bc niakea filJC ,eam horse. a mrej
should to ctcarty understood t.y thu tann- ;
cr. We should know what ciithcuitics will
occur from the absence of each, as well as
the best manner of adding them to the
soil wheu found als.-nt. He should be
able to read the analyses of plants under
standing, and readily to apply the reme
dy whea required by soils.
. Thj "P'"' t onr gci and particularly
of our OQujQtry, is to acquire kuowlcdge
' wltbout reading through the necessary
mount of primary information. Now
tho chemical terms used in agriculture arc
but few, and they may be easily laarned
with their significations, in a sir.
sing; and those who have foil
pages from the commencement, can not bc .
at a lee-s for the meaning of any term we j
(II .A . 1 i
maj use. mose cau nut nanny uc uioic
sioiJ.IifieJ. Manj of tLum express abstract
names, which are no more difJL-uIt to rec
ollect than the names of ouc's acquaintan
ces, or the namcit of things with which we
have recently become acquainted. Indeed,
the terms ucJ hj tho farmer hiinself, are
full as tl'ulicuU to learn as those connected !
with chemical agriculture. The names of J
farming tools, iiupleiueuU, the words fur-:
roie, furroic-slire, aud a variety of others I
loo numerous to detail, arc as ambiguous ;
to the citizen merchant as are the terms
ojyatn, hjdnyen. ic., to the farmer.
Johnson's Catechism, Norton's Essay, aud
Aroott's 1'hjsic, if carufully read, will
supply every farmer with a sufficient
kuowledcc of techuical terms and their
'
uses, to enable him to read understanding-'
ly, every Look in existence on the subject !
of agriculture. Many arc now advocatint;
. . . t
tha doctrine that farmers should bc bota-
nists, geologists, mineralogists, Ac, but
this is neither prscticablc nor desirable.
It is well certainly for the farmer to un-
f3rfta.ni so mnoli of liotnnr. irAoloivV- ami
, . ,, . ,
imueralogy, as will cuablc bint to hare a
clearer view of so much of thoee subjects
as appiy uirecuj vo u c.tuug, uu tue,, ,
ne may icu j u.ufi .uc u.rvUv gr,- (
cultural works 01 sac usj, iuu euiu puma- .
rv WOllts of a didactic character 0U these !
subjects as are to be met with.
Agricultural Colleges, aud even Agri- ,
cultural Scbouls.benctil fewer persons thau
has been anticipated. The lectures -of a
practical agriculturist who bat: induttriously
Cvlkled t';gethu lint fats vtLttttCtl w'tb
J the adjunct sciences arplioable to agricul- i
!iurcwill instruct a ercater number of !
fa.ltl.ial fn panne Aria VPlf. than will an
m,fntur nir of those art Mrs. It is Iran I
ii .t . ...
but that agriculturists as well as manufac-
turcrs, obtain a varic'y of practical infor-.
! m'rf.-rt master!) of those sciences'.
, i
t. nnnM-!nA 1Pe na !
. EAllUVl iciiaywiw auMaimoi
i Fouadwlse.
There is a Farmer lVnnywi.se with whom J
nui atquaiuU-tl, who will ociaioual!v
. . r 1 e . "
lfie g..d heifrr, steer, or colt, for Lis
neighbors do keep good breeds, and ho
; ,j accident Peesiolially iK-neGttcd there-;
by. When lie Las such an animal in l,i
flxk. he is apparcatlv uneasy until it is!
dUposed of; and after scllim-such an ani-
. . . .. . . I
eli ruy dear, 1 have sold tho big
htiifcr for fifteen dollars ; is not that a good
price for a heifer of her age ?"
1 Good price, iudecd !" his wife would ;
rnti tf vs.., Ii.t) Kntfiv Ii.im onl.l t.'A ff
1 , ,. , !
tiicm cat-nammeii. crooxcd leccrea.Krawnv
""J
l i . i i r
rbe rcason tL;lt our ttle always look so ;
badj ,n(j tuat wo sail so little butter and
cleeae is, that jou always sell the best'
heifers" J
IW woman ! I r.itv bcr ; her Pride and
c ...... . 1
economy nro crniniieu uy ino luousu anu
shc w;i m:,ke a Cne i,rced marc.
" And what will you do with that?"
3.13s bis neighbor, pointing to an ordinary
animal.
" Between yon and I," says he, " I shall
sell that colt the first chance. Such an
animal spoils the looks of all the rest, aud
will not pay for his keceping."
Thus he will sell his poor steers, heifer,
theep, and pips at the fir.-t offer. If not j
Triennial Assessment of
Town.bipa and l)orouh. to ihe Counniwioners,
O
ca
-a!
k ;
C9
o
o
e-.
Cm
Uc.ver Township
I BffJ,oB,"e,
$.139 39.
I6.C1CI S7,9'i0
IC.674 16,715
IM Sfi".
3US 07Ri
35S.r66
2S.D5S
10 360!
0 9981
1C.7751
Ei HnfT.lne do.
w Buif.loedo.
faaalral Af.
15.900
17.450
in.
387,734 ! 18 442; 48 100!
(;(,,,,,
Hartley
Ji."5' .
Ltmettone
Middlecreek
do.
i.
d..
do.
d.
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
136.723; 13.087 S3605'
432.76; 24 528. 37.300'
316.339 16.573 10.275
208.448
101.0S0
674,115'
187.87 1 j
318.SII2:
11.914; 11.825
3C6l 10.800
2SC85! 69.275
Penna
Perry
I'nion
: Washington
White Deer
14,292! 20.270;
15,133 22.425
241.757 14.427 ,050
niayj' io..iaie jb.uou;
I.ei,hui Borough
Mifllini ur d
New Uciliu da.
214,315 6.875; 66.050
69 344!
65,292
6,2 1 5 26,400
S278 32.790:
ClTi S-S t'VT rnrinsnt lo T.atv. of ttio .rr.tA ..l.i. mt .11 nronsrta ro.1 and narannal wl
cle CVC- j and o' ets and lliiug (except watchtv,) wuhin each Township aud llorough in Ihe County ! niarrhva bare nialetiM-m w.-k and tl.ilun.t.,t. the i may prove that i
0 , .. . .- . . . i. .t - . . . , . .i . . ... ... r l-..n. ..i. im ain'li. lhat it nl iK. kiti.t in 1
..t oi I n on, euoieet 10 i aiaiiiHi m ios laws 01 mia tommouweaiin, wneinnr tor .-.me, inuniy, '..mic '"i- n ... ........ ------...
uWeil OUr I ... , . ' . ' . . . .. . . , ... . . ,' : ,tai. without an niual io the dalogue nf ainbeinea , ..:,.. ,lf .Umi m
5.331,13l!2G5,939;521,965;298.78i;3.60o:47.69S,'57,725 3 590 80 6.533,329
.j, m. in aeeorjanee with the
rt e nil Ud ' An Ad lo provide lor Ihe osmnarv etHmaea of the tiovernmeni, payment 01 ma
Interest of ihe St.te lirtl," &c, ajiproved the 27th day ef July. 1842, publish the foregoing
: Kiatrment ; ami at lha same lime hereby girs I't'BI.IG NOTICE that on Movnsr the 31st
d' of Januar inai . ike l.unmia.ionera wiH meet at tbrir Office in Net Merlin for the purpose
of fiimlly dteuiHig whether aay of the valuations of the Aneasor have been made below a just
rale, accordinf In the meariiii aud inteQtion of
will attend if ihey think proper.
Given under onr hand, at out offi.s is) New
At t-
A. J. FETtR'', Citic.
LEVISBURG CimbNICLli & WEST
li he would fatten those that would pay :
the expense; and give awaj those that
would not." Not pay the expense of fat-!
ses. and you can answer mis question your
self. In this way' fanner Pound-wide al
ways has valuable block ; ItU steers are
ready sale, and command a good price; his
horses are tho best in the neighborhood,
and the first to be looked at by purchasers.
So with all the animals he raises. Penny
wise, on the contrary, is thronged with an
ill-shaped, worthless stock, that none will
buy aud pay the expense of raising; which
are continually eating out his substance,
and making no return. Thus Ponnywisc
drags on a miserable life in the road to
i .,.! . .r. r t-
j nanu, v cti-u v "" uu in, j
rrrrmiiil tTinn trpntlmr frit rirnmur t.I.iiamrr
;e 1 to
soft woatLer follows till last dav of
the month. Mmne Furmir.
, " " ". " . XT
The tramhp Georgia nrrtved at New
Yufk i,ridy ,, brtn jg 1 10 pnsi,..
uers and 82 500.0(10 in gi.ld dust. Th"
Ctauesa are ieaioi; Culiiointu in considcr-
aiile 4iumuera tor their nuiive country.
North Bcanch fasAL. This Stale im
prcvenieut is now nearly compteled, hir.l-
next aeason.
TheRu.wn have ircrntly experienrpd !
another terrible defeat m Lireaasia. 1 his
brave and devo:ed oi!d again hare their j
rnouniaint 10 inomCiVCS.
On Monri.1V Ifls-l R voun man br the !
:. s . " jt
. 1 t:..i. ..1 n 1 . L .-r.
imiiw: ui nut nuui f urman, mm tru awui
Chemung rieer about one milt ab.ve the
dam io Athens, Itradlord Co. II j father,
mother, aud brother, stood on the bank and
o, mi. nue. v...rmun, egt-c. aooui ..
witnested the whole scene. 'Ihe body
ha D0' J 01 Letn
Albany, Jan. 4 Th& Legislature ofihis
Siaie was organ'zed this morninj. Will-
tam II. Lurllo
Democrat, waa elected
Speaker of the tlome,
Concord, N. II. Jan. 4. F.x Governor
IltfWiard, ol this S.ato, fell last night and
broka his left arm.
It it understood that a movement will be
made in the Leis!aiure to day, for th re
moval nt the reli-rious test from the Con
stitution of (he Slate.
TrtE KeAbLvc Katt. Rod The Read
ing Gazelle ays not a single passenger in
the (iaasener cars, has ever been killed
on this road, since it waa first opened, eleven
vearsaj-o. 1 h re are few b tier rnansged
roatls thnn the Rna.lin. rna.l and fo
.... . .
ter Presidents ,ha TucW
Sliamokin nn noil knnven hero. . ih
.... .l T ri -,
principal L ijioeer on the ranama Rail
Road.
Union Count v for 1853.
at their O.Bce in New Derliu.
-: -nil
2 r-
C 1
I
-
5 g Si
I 3il
o i 2,. o
i i
-
2
I.
ol
B I
5 ? Ol
11" '
s! Jr I
mi
. ...l.t)..
2 175' 2,550;
1.973! 550
4 5:17 1 200.
I.S75j 400
1,300 350,
3,058 6,550j
890! 2511
4.09l I fi.M),
4165! 500;
m
o
3
6
H
b :
zr
8,G8fll
3 415'
H 397,'ifl'J
50.500
5 :
10.650
15.700
11.77
9,117'
I5.74S)
ic .....
516 098
401,712
291,919
124.125
797,775
231.602
83.860!
6 900
4 020
16.520:
6,706
2,687 175
1.264! 3IMII
aoo.
4,280,10.600
1,463: 1,800
6,257
2.527 6S5
2.415; 725
3.0791 5,850
3fi 1.2fi9
13,015
291.3H9
278 227
5n,S91
134.434
157.5S2
i j70i
49 1 00 3 500 2,491 13 550
300 13
10 095
S 3.247!
I.IPOl 3.?00 I
3 1851 (,50dl.29Q 21
provison. conlvm,.! in t!ie 1 lib section of the L
this Act wheo and where all person, interested
Crrlin. the 4th dsv nf Jipoary. A D, 1 953.
GEORGE HKIMB CH,
MUO.N K. IIEfiNOl.D, )C'.i
srasiesriis.
ADAM SHECKLER, )
H. GERHABT,
Surgeon Dentist,
A -T bin Residence, South Third St.,-corn
t of the Board walk.
LEWISBURG.
399
ifamUfi (Srortrfw.
rX BBLS FIstHaiiO Iba. CHEESE, SO00
O O lbs. HA M. riiteh. and Shoulder. Dairy
riALT.&e. for sale at UwUburg Cheap Start
by . . - i r ' - C E BOWES
- fi It A YDQN'S FORM S,
KKW AXO FOL'RTU EDITION.
-X M'nf. MtttotrU, Mm prima ?M V
k-AW or I'hiuu.. K.tm Altaic. L. 8. oumi.
JI KT PtTtLISHEP, '
GRO'DtViS rtitois Nsr sso yonnrif BniTioa.
r -....,.r..nnn .! of Prartke In tha Viurt of
1 r-.mu.oa r.w. Quarter Se-sV.ns.Oyer and Trliier,tl.e
riuprest and lirfiliniir ifflin nnu in- " -
rimOtvii oiHcm Jiwti ofth lneT 0,.rV' I
-"""' ..rror-n r..- "-.-j- -
to the ifeaeni Maw - -TTT I.'rr.T
t..r t unj'iMft-n-n-!'. nJ New au.i " i'"i'"-1
I.eniv. In a. By Komst B. - lUne,
Ibi'.fc Ottaro Tulaaw. I'rico only S'tu.
surourrtKiiio.
"In Mil orV Jiwnet) and Ita eomranlon.
"Cr.ATM.V. r.M," (the rpuwi..n wlifch
on.Mii.lwd w no .u.r. Ml-tnlU -km
nd .11 tlx luseination "M"MT " .'"' dirlmr
of lb tu.uori.ia .luti.-. r.in.ll to bita ly U taw. of
lv....lui.--i'.v o if V
lion.
lie, Wrv?lloS TO TTFl AIIOTK,
BINNS'S JUSTICE
. ATO
KUSIXKSS' MAX'S LEGAL GUIDE.
A TRrMTIES on th Offlw 8ti HutiiMi of AMrrufn
nnil JtiTM'f tlir lVi.rM.in theCotnai"n winitb of fvun
93 Irstiia. inHu'liuc all Dm iv-jturcil Frtat of I'ltM-ft
nifl Ikjrkft Km trio-, mtd ntimlviu; not only whrTir
may In iifiu-l rnliuiMi ti Jnsiicv f th- P-rt, hut to
liiilltirl, IVimnU siti fl -n'rrl A-nl-. iiI limiting tio
Tiu:iie Ii::t it iirKrl? in. A Safe Ley1 fr
tinsimM M.-ii. Iy J a( it Itimi, 4;t Al'trrmnn hi tl ity
of l'hitt!t litltia. hit i It fMittort. tU-tini'd, (Virrot-UJ iir1
OmiIt Knlftrjml. fif F. WticitTiT, K.1. Ju One
on It tif iMt. 1-ut ouijr ftrjU wvrk that ehr
un Ui sul'ji-cU'
TRiirllAT AMI IIAI.TH PRATtOK. X.- an.1 TliW
Klili.ni. tiu atly Kuliirg.Kl and Inij.roinil, unu. r in.' !
oril Dirmion of riMH.ii- hnru.ii, Ki
.. Amv1.ieM, trfuimal !, '
a Two Volutin-,
.--.nr.Liu ntiLuditl (. tx.W A lKtJ I II M.,
r.-.-, uw Piswnwn m rH--.iEsiin.ti3t.
smin.l hkj r.rf Airt,ivi7
PIANO AGENCY.
HAVING Wen app.xntcJ Agent for the alo
of Ihe celebrated Pianos, mannfictured by
- FO. VOGIIT, Phila!!.,
the undemicned would be happy 10 eonply any
cii. n. of il.e Suu-hautta count.y "ho may
-i-o r ii.Se instrnmenia have
aleiy int,0jUced :nt Lewir-hurs. 10 whi.h
I am haLiHY ti reier any one. 1 no i ian.i. are
arc warmnlc d, ar.d if not tali.fact.iry on trial for
..... u.. ...i..-..i
a reir. IlieT ninf be exenaneeu.
- - - FK J. GESS.NEK.
hewUborg, Feh 24. ISS.
500 AGENTS WANTED.
. il,000 a Tear.
T ANTED in erery County of the United
y V States, active and enterprising MEN,
to engage in the sale of some of ihe best hook
published in the country. Men of pood address
rjosscssinsr a small capital of from $25 to SlOO.
J will have such iuduceuieois offered as enable
them to make from M lo J 10 a day profit.
The books published by us are all useful in
character, extremely popular, and commaud
larjje eales wherever they are offered.
For farther particulars address (postage pd)
DANIELS ic OETZ.
(successors to W A I.eary A. Co)
No. 138 North Second Street, Philadelphia
fln43a
000 challknge.
"ItTlHTEVER concerns the health and
V happiness of a people, is at all times of
be iii.ici .itii.ihle imoortance. I lake it for
. 1
' . ...... 1 .v... n..k..n u-iii tin no in ineir
' s"""r" """
ssle ,hc '' cf !,e" h.' 'd""- ?"?
IKffi f . " , SZ7Z
! i.itv t Hisi-aava to whiel, eb.Mren aa ad.lta ar
Iftolr. jr you navv an po.i.w -
f,. MU,t.,f r.w. ...otiur ii,.; I'-r-'h. r.i m
a.!.- ..I. t ,wrr at ins' AflV lianilli aa aim rtliiiivra
' of tin IWIy. Kiy 1 ouh. Slow l'. r. 1'ali.e irnnniar
1 l .. .ii. 1 U'llllllii.aiiil tnuihuuU
rcni'moiT iiif a.. iurwui-w . , 4
at oure a.fl Hie mninljr
Anrtirl-f..uil..lu1.oriiillt!c.rii.ri1.l,,.r.irounJr.
i ..1.1 l..nr... U-ini n-ro-etlv ife
nan taken, and enu b i-ii to ilio mot iu.lrr infant
in ifiiiniy 1011 an.1 tn-nutll to the .t.miJlfh. wliwli uiaas
ir.fo intilmVmV-lr
The at"nilimc r otrt.iniiMt !r thoi Syrup ader
-1 - I 1- m.;Attm nf it. B..IM Tl.ir
rnY.-Bn ofco o.. w
1 elliracy over all ..thers.
n n t M r
( K .'1 .
i THE TATE
' . m tl..
, Tt.irt. the moat .l.nirnlt worm to ueairoy o.
i..ii 10. human sv.-t.ni II un.ai. to an ainvw iuu.-..-
' nitr lenirth, h.vomlii( -o oil.U ai;J fwteii.il in th- hoes-
, ti awl noma. h. . IJ-eiin the health M sadl.v a. to
St. Villi, tmnee. !,,.. t'-t '
ifeiera.-rcl that it is """ "
I 1 Vi
S : .arl irar. . In order to .le.troy tins worm, a Terv en. r
3 Itetu- tn atuienl inuM ! l u.ine.i; it would therefore be
... .-1 e ..iu liver fill. M. an to reiiloTe
, all obtrurtioiis. that ibe'Worin Syru). uuiy art dirrrt
ul-o!i ll.e a. iu.. hirh mu-t I tuketi in f '
i tal-leiMHtnfulls three time?, a .lay: ihese direeuons fol-
' owert hTr-er he. .. k,,n lo ta.! is curing tteuiMi
' obftiuate ea. of JJ- Ho. at.
I HoiiLXSArx'S I II 11 M.LS.
I Xn lart nfiue teui if mure liable to .iene than the
I -. : : -u - ., ..aar,rv the h;oe.l- or viv-
' ine the rrooer m-eieU 'n to the bile; M
1 llitl miiy wruilK
iartionnf tho Ijrer eirerti. the other In.portwu !"
th sjr'U-m. and n-.ulu larioiifly, in Liter i oui,.i..ini.
Janadiee. Hvpe,.na. c. W sluml.l, therefore, watch
eiery syaij.toin U.at niiht ir.d:mte a r..u a.ii.,u of!
ho l.ior. These Pills la-iui: e. m,ioed ef .Wi 11W
'oi.r furnu-lied by nature 10 heal the ei. k. namely, 1st,
i An CiwYnMfll. whleh aili'lllrnt the 5eer.t.oU from the
' I i,ulnioii:.ry aiucus ni. uil.ra!.c cr iiroluutcs the duibaro
633,436 ( of scented matter. 2nd. An JuVruh'r. whe h rlianees iu
3b7 2G3 V.iae hit-iplieablcand infeii.iblc manner the certi.in nior
.no,se : hid aetion of the system. W. A ironic whirb (rives tone
00 , aniJ ,tBjn;.(, to ll.e aervniia i-yftem, reu. wins hinltli
475,6fi3 and rior to all part of th.- bjy. 4th. A faV.rt.c
1 04 ' whieh n,.ta in iMrfirt harmonv Willi tile other iUKreIienla.
, - ,;' .u. ....i .,.lii., ihe whole
ui.wol eomi.t and siUatl m .tfcr. and l ur.fjing Uie
bloot, which detroa di-aee sn.1 restores hiMlUi.
TO' FEMALES.
Ton will find then; Pills an iaralaahle modirene in
ui.-.ny eonijilaini to whirh you are suhj-rt. lu obnrne
IH.nn" either total or partial. th y bain been found of in
.tmiable te-ni ht, reatorinjr their runelio nal si r.in. menti.
' to a healthy aetion. purifying the blood and other SuM
u elTii tiul'ly In put to Uik'h all etioiplahiU wh.rh nay
ariae from female irregulariltrs, a" neaiaene, gjuuinefs,
dimness of rijiht. pain iu (lie esle, bark, r.
None genuine unless signed J. N. Hosis
sacs, and others bring base imitation.
Agents wishing new supplies, and store
keepers desirous of becoming agents must ad-
tho PmnriaOor J. . riiiaE t ir a. Al bis
! I nk..!..t.L.e Nei 19H nj.trlrl mi) ftlutlfO HCO
St.. I'hilad ! Pa. ' .
Kohl by all Druggists and Merchants in the
United States.- . 1
Acexts. Dr. Thornton &. J- Baker, Lewis
burg. Wholesale and Ket.nl Agents for Uuioit
Co. Davis A. Schnnreelinsgrove ; Stitzer A
Bph Mililinbnrfr; Vounftman 4V. Walters, Dry
Valley ; K. Keller, Adamsburg ; S. Wiueamyer,
Midillcborg; M. Specht, Beavertowa; J. D.
nielfeirdeifer, Nw Cofiisabia ;- A. H. Imr,
'ei.t Ikli. . . Tatcs sais 2i csis
BllXNCIT FAllJIER.
India Knbber Gloves, Kittens, fce. 1
COtTITR V Merrhanls,in makin their pur
chaser, shoold oot Delect ibesf desirable
and saleable articles. Tlir maaofacmre has
been ch improved recently, and ihy
made very durable, ranicular aue.moa
requested l the
JVj?-iW Gfores ml 31ttent.
thr m In.ilnnMMc In raM awl wrt
.iil fl.l thi. 01. w n-f. wa thl .. I "" tb.
SHKIi.-oi.rhi ii H.n.' UiMdul-'ly. ai
Ml II. W. Scl.ifflw.rinirU l.ln,h.C. Krt Ui.
Cin. hmtl. Ohio. ...J I t .11 l!W IH .I. r. in Uie 1 k n.
a. -.1 k i .uiiiin urrriunui ccaipm"j -
Oyster Saloon.
AVIXO filled up the Rooms in Faica'
II
near brick Mock in a superior manner.
the snbsrribcr is noa prrpareJ to accomm
.tlhrii nn;rnrrrred to aecomm'odaie
inHi..iduts and parties with Orstcm eic. in I
the best styles.
solicited by
V. . . -i. -r .;..;. n,ir.,..i.-
A 3MU1C v uuv.tw j-.. r-
C. F. HESd
New Shop.,
Snntnrl SIlfiT ha? just opened a shop
on Market Square, betireeu the Pi.si OlF.re and
Kyndairs llo..kS0rr, where he is prepared lo
make and ell ;
Boots and Shoes of all kitJs,
lir .ailtes, Misses, .nen mm
sale, fl'.u fiiiibit 01 an sizei. inrmi.10
done as usual.
Produce of all kinds wahted in exchange
for work. ' .
By punrltinlily, and usinjeocd materials in
the rrrv best -av. he hones in share the ral-
! ronaKeOf a diserinainatinsr public
LewisburR, Aov. 11, !"
Dstjinrrrr 013 r tJUencssos taken
according to the late:,! improvements, at the
lirM d.ior below Iuinxsa Store, ou the most
reasonable terms, by
M. I.. BEHGSTRESSER.
Lewisbtirg, Oct, 27, 18:B
STILL MORE XEWS COXCERX1XU
THE SUSQUEHANNA RAIL-ROAD
which li ! b-. txtrwh-d frum Li iriil.vnj to
Jswistoirn on the JhhmI'I
Uiroula by filimiaburg ! !
IT is a tact ll.it E. II. ItiMl baa got
aliesd of all 'he t'oiiipanira. and h n..w
opeool one of the het and largeH tock of
FALL & WINTER GOODS
eer opened in thia country, and f auch atjlea
and qualities aa mill ge aaiisfaciian to all.
CRY GOODS of all kinds,
GROCERIES,
Cnffre, Ta, Spk. ."'uxar, .M.Imms Rice, Cbese.
Orarkern. Sp, CaiitUe. Tohaetf, A-ran, e- I
Alto Uurilvrare., Queenmrare, Ctd.trtcart,
ImhjIs and Mtncs, Jlntt, '
and Cap of the la tee t sly le and best quality, I
l'.nbrellas, Iito.-.hcf, llrooma, Pdinls ground and
dy. Oils of all kinds, and other article tw
numerous l mention alt ol wbirii wt.l be sjIU
at p ices so low as to astonish purchisers.
AI! I'mJs of Country PKODLX'E Uken in
exchanse lor IJood.
(T IMeaae give me a CaM before purchasing
elwnbere, as I charge nothing for looking at my
;,w.U. D. H. KISSEL.
Mifflinburg, Cct 28 1852
lmjxiilaiit to Farmers and Housekeepers.'
HICKOK S PATENT CIDER HILL
IN all former times it was supposed lhat a large
quantity of Cider could bc made only by using
a )inl.Tons machine, that alonly crushed the
; . iionueroiis mainline. n
.
apples without grinding its.
then mad into a m.,v. c
nem nne. 1 ney were
cheese in straw, and a
--
. the latnier bad to Uke all bis namM ami ern.ps
ms 511 ijoe teims aim uri'tie i nuuivunj ...a.
, , . . more BrifibiT eoip!nyl. 10
t -- a
make Irom n to issue smim "
' . . ... 1 .L- k... kdr.i..U.
otlVlftie Hie UlillLUUjr lltu la.iuc.a ua.v
l-h,i.o.l un.kr
ff"i)lS TtlfICl)tlTC
"SJS.V mZ, voy
j,,. jfn jvrnted,aiid the statement of a fewf.-.cts
I is not only Ihe Xfesf iUtdune
istenre, but that it is the most
man can have on his farm. The
r J ... .-.i : -
1 apples a.e by this machine grated up Into a fine
. pulp, so that it rejuires but 1 comparatively light
'. " .. .. ... ...
nrcoaura. and that tml a minute or two, 10 extract
all the cidi r, it being .sceitained by practical
, ..... .... mil. 1, ,.i,.a;..t
, . ,. . . , . Ho.i.1,. ihi. il .o.n.i.
j ...... j .-
. 0Ijy lw0 .a,(a to gtiud and make up into cider
, niiantity of apples than can be possibly
: m..1th. ,..fh'..' J marbino. Jin Ihi.
1 made on the old-fashioned machines.
OH mis.
! press, owinz lo the compactness ot the pomice in
the tub and the complete manner 111 which it is
: ground, a pieseure of three to fie Ions which
raa (,e easily obuittcd will piojuce a more
, , ' , , , .
, faro.al.le ifeult than 011c hundred lois pre-sure
on the ordinary cider press, even if Ihe applee
were srouud as fir.elv as on Ihe imnroved .Mill :
, ..... , ' , . . .
and if Ihe apples wete merely crushed as on the
A.u. mniltll.i I. nuu.u ii-....c a .eet.i..c o . u
bundled Inns to produce the result accomplished
, , . p . . j .. f,,lniiis ato a.l.lni-...l
"y ""f 1 ,e,u 1 lie lolioniiig are adduced
as decided advantages of this machine:
eVr..( It m: ke more t'i er than any thrr Dms. with
a FiTen quaiitrr nf arp'es. in a giim time, and with
: ,nnr h leu. l:.hr.r anil rxleliw.
.vcn'l It uias.es CK-anerallu nwreler -ler than any
ottier niaehlne.
Thini V.-u esn matte your fi.!er as you want it. and
when you want it and m quautilir from one gallou to
six 't twenty tirrel.
Fimrft With it you ran pres yonr Cnrranla. Cherries,
Bt-rrie, 1'heeM-, llnlter. Lard and Taltow.
t'Jik With il you ran pale U.MC loUKTU of your
time in making Aole llutler.
.Vu-rA With It you ran ffrlndorehopyoar.lppIes.Pota
t.e.. TnniipK. Ili'eta. t'atmlr, or 1'utui.ktns. Cattle.
Nx..ft llv iti. treyouran at all limes have t'HESIl
and SWKBT Cider.
The 1 tice of ibe Cider Mill, with right to use
the same on any one larm, i. $35. Price ol Ihe
Hoot Cultin? Cylinder, $5.
The size of this Machine is about 3 by 4 fr
and weight about 2C0 pounds. Il may readily
be taken to the cellar, door-yatd. kitchen, barn
floor, or orchard, as may be most convenient.
For State, County or Town-ship rights, or for
Grants to make machines in certain territory for
slated period, address (post psid
V. O. 1IICK0K. UarriiUrz. To.
CtTTersons in Union and the upicr patt of
Northumberland counties, anil in retina and
Brush 'alleys Center county, can procure the
above Machines on application to
- H. V HIC KOK.
A Bargain!
VNEW Rockaway Carriage with
scats !nt four lor rale cheap by .
I'llABLEaj S. tkl l liS.
if! '
WATCH
JQEPOT;
at. 1
L. HATFIELD, kaa on haoJ tar?
. . .. : I I
UlUMWlllllHl JIWIHI, ! rrcn.ru .......
the txwl Importing and ManofaciuriBj Moiawa
in Philadelphia and New York, and eonjonl
ly much lower than if purehd fiom ihiwe R
lailcra who pretend to be Whohntali-r.
CM P.t-ot Uti, fn jrw-W. t A
66 .
) MO
ro uo
4n
Si uo
UO
'J8 OU
a tio
So i
St M
.!. H. Jl - j-wata.lt - 1.00"
d, do do lr.k
do U-pmta,4loj-l.l'k
do JaiMl.la ,S6"
llrer r.tMil latere, inn
Uo d ta !
14 00 "
UO
11 OO
II 00 -I
v
& tio "
I "
8 u "
13 00 -II
l
S W
Ho
Huntinff do J-wld,
UO i
Auchorr, full j-"el"l.
: i u, , ,t.,
16 00 '
m oo :
10 UO '
7':, . .vta.
unwi u.. i t - '
V."r.r.'lr"i ,. W.U-.,
It
CoTiJ (Jpnl 1 haun-.
4I0 llttntUttim' i'ob1inp
sir Vst(hRin. '
iIvlU laailMW Hrwt P!n. Ute-I Cyl,
f-orli mm M.mmlnc. Hx
( amr.'tiihri.i-M;l. Krfttfli.alw.
i ho
r5 (-o
1 on
TS
1 ai
: c1dntlieir, BreaHHna.
I J V; '
- aO
a vo
Uold KarKitiK, uh Hone. Pwes
Jrn.l l.irdJ, .oro. ' "--'
Ivrrr. ( iatr, SwuU, Braucb,
1 00
1W
40-"
1 2i
I : u
6 7i "
do ; do fc'ja,
tin ri!eil,
10
Ac pm,
do r-rrvltrl.ta,
ito Iliirtimt Lerkel", (M.!11m)
lo Hrriet.
SiUer ionJ,Tt, T'jlc,Dert, ami
Salt.
3 00
lu Ilk
12 "HI
1. V)
1 en '
1 Y
Silrrr IM-ta-t,
5 :,n
A,d a variety of Cne Bood. latest e.. neatly
got up. at prices to suit the time tPT" " "
ranted lo be what sold for. Also a great variety
of Silt and plated good,-Chin. Pine. Ppoon.
Locket.. r?llclM. Case., Bxketa, Ear 1,.
Sbal Pin, Hair Tins. Coral Ueadi, Steel Ueads,
Pur.,. &e.. Ac . &c Also
P.rnn ilar Fprinj arnl weight C." k S 00 "
J. 311 h"ur do .lo do i M '
ctnV w. J and gilt Timr PirtM, T ' "
M' Utb Cloeks, 1 MO "
Alalst-r rrlor CorV. V
Pat.iut Ler (or Marina Clorka, S 0
Frrueh AeorrtroM, kj, 1
.lo .to 1U - S SO
Mk do " 10 00"
Miuic Bnie, S W "
And hundreds of articles not mentioned.
i e
4
a ij..
sit oo
M CO
Walches, Cck and Jewelry carelully re
paired and warranted. Call aud see
Mjreh. 1853
IIUSSEY'S CHAIN KEArER,
foi cuttin'j both Grain and Grass
Great Lnpruvtnieals fr $o'2 I ,
MAMTACTL'KED and f r sale at the
Lewisburt; Foundry bv j
.tiEDUKM. StHiU t CO. I
'..-.Lightning Rods.
A FTF.I! mnv irita' close invrtieatinn and
a - - ' ' . . ..
- , 1
uioerous eiuemnents, the I'ab-utee lake
l i.i
uleasur in infoimiiig ihe nuldic thai he bus
anfeJ . the .me principle of p.otee.mg bmili. s
dwellings and property from the desti unlive inllu-
ei.ee of LIGHTNING. The calamities
lhat eerj City, Town, Villase and Country fulls
victim lo annoslly, Ihro Ihe gross iieehuenre of
iU inhal.iUiiU, is beyond calculation, especially
uhen the remedy is" so eay to obtain this is
found in
:- .1 AHKITAGES .
PatciU lllagnclit Cijlitning loi9,
and in this alone. This Itod haa been eiamined
by the most tcientifie g. ntlemen in Ihe aroil l
Professors M'Murlrie, Johnaon, Waller and many
others that have eiamined them, lecounneod and
suealt of them io the hiehcl tenn of approbation.
1 aui hae pronounced them the only afe rods in
nse in this or any other eounly for the protection
Ol Lives and Property. One advantage is tdiide
and throw back a pari of the el. cine fluid harmless
to the clouds ; in time ol a stroke this enable the
ion ef 8uid thvl belong
1 li6hte.t danger of lea-
hts rod has manv oilier
rod to conduct that portion
to the eatlh without Ihe
iiig the conductor. I his rod has many oilier j
advantages over the old one. The only place of
manufacturing is in
I inc HI. 3 dvort ohote 1IA, rhilaJilphia,
vhere all person, are respectfully invi,e.l.o call
""b":"-!"!,-' -RTCi
or Ret. I by 1 HO ARMI TAf.E.
These rods have been purchased and success-
fully o-d by tbe (ollowine imlividuala. eoiupante
ind corp.irations, aa names arc taeenuu)
submitted :
aur VOnaVaat. .. S- Krtr. Seorja
. J,el l(..ni.r. Jn.l. C oral. J. Hulford.
..! .1 lnly.J.Ur.nnrr..th.kIe,...raJ
Santliorer.
J.41U II. W. ..ni.,......n..r.,.
lnerl, The Ichrtley Alinnil-a, Aioaenon a ur.'lMTs.
u, J- L. tir.int. John Notitian. Th-wi. liroeer. lut.-
.. . ..;..... 11 Tl. 1 1'. Me
Iw.nine. J. r.lirver. J. W. WaUou.f. Humphrey.. J.
It.puv t t o- J. Nyaian, It. Itarlrn. J. nen.hi.o. . iva-
ner. Sir. Sharvle. Mr. Martin, s. lv.rl.ley. J. nnnkoy.
Mr. Iiien. Or. I'atil. S. II. Towure A I, J. Wiuepeuny
II. M il. r. Ihe K it Kank Hotel, the t.S. Arjeiul, llu
Sprine; liarden O mmisitionera' Hall.
hi the .V.ife f Arn. Jrv. lieorre frisin. Jiide
M't'.ill. JiKl;:e llaylon, J.4ia Notlnan, lr. II. M'Murtie,
II. nj. Kolwrla, Mi. J. lli urnn.;.
(Xj l'hc only authorized Aqeot for the Counties
of Union, Juuikla. Milllin. Clinton, l.ycominc,
ftoilhuuibeilaud, Montour.Cilumbia. I.uzeriw, is
MAM I EL HOOVF.li.
Harthltm, I'nion county, l'tnn.
Orders and letters addressed (post paid) 10 Mr.
Hoover, will te promptly attended to. He baa
put up a number of these Rods in Union county,
some of which may be Ken a. follows :
.v rxwx iwxrr.
fr.trtlry Tp. !ark llallpenny. Wm. r.tcr. John llaan.
Xiehaet Petera, Jarnh Sin.Hi. David Kilinan. Ken hen
.M, rh. lieorce K
anil c..miuialoner
! ''- I,-Ur:'1
Klerk tier. ...e Hrrtm. -t.'.o.rt lloue.
nera'Offiee. Limntrm Tp John Keher.
Kllnt- Him.. Koul . an 7i lame l.i.tile.... H'a,.
Lh.r If. JliCliacI llolimau.
jr fro jimzxda no.xx
rniui.s , Ami. 13. 1S47.
I have thi .1st earefnllr iiwperle.t a eon-Ineti-r r
l.i.l.toiiiv lt.NL with Tane atwl index, eruel-.! hv Mr.
1 Ti omas simiiae. on i. t!ene llonw.iii. ueeiitiV.ard
h Iuhmuu-jm in raying that it is not only the hest
ave no livaitauon in Kiying mat 11 mt om j ine nrnt
have evrr aeen. toil that it m the only onr I have yvt
I 1 have etrr neen. Ion that it m the only onr I n:
: amined that i o.ostrurud 00 !trietiy iK-ientifie
prin.
ad hi.
nles. It i with murli pleasure that I reronimend
eonductor to the attention of owners of hii.lliep.
II. M Ml KTU1K
W 11 .l-fi-l II... il- M..e,.U 1 iAtssinr. Uo.!
ninnufarttm-a bv Mr.Thonuii Arniita.ot l'hillel.hiu
j ean in tUr !tud of tin saw ol cwrtrintY arHl niettxuft
m nwl hnvr no Itrntatiou in nyin; that tin Kin In are
nmtrurti-d upon the wily princinlif of fa-tr-t y. TlieeUfftrw
vlnvk t5 rw-iTtl and dif jw-rr. br the nWrTiwl at the top
of tiic pJs atvi it would br irapomblr, ftmirditvr to the
IiiYi of attntcii' tt and rcpnision. f r buiHlin to bv
injur d by m tnke of itirblnum wtn prnlrrtrd by on nf
lliew rodi. I bHTi btn aniiiaviuttd itli Mr. ArDiitag
sssr SCTrml yar. and br(rt heanHvvd tike iiimuiW
turo of Ihr mlii I vvamittrd the priuriplr on birb ihry
arc rrnntrurtt'sl, and frit ronvincrd thai thnr adofHtt'i
would W alle-U'wrd with cmnplrtt wrrrw. Tbr iarrtiviuK
drannnd for thrw mdswand th rTtitiTriei in all part!,
of thr rt.uiitry, is ampl; comtntnlaiiia f tlirirtitilitr and
MiprrioritT. TRAI V K. WALLER, M" D.
Ci-ini: Man. rhilad Co., A,nl H. 1-.V?.
MOST KINDS OF
JOB PRINTING,
NEATLY & EXPEDlTintSLT
EXECUTED
AT THE "CHRONICLE" OFFICE
Lcwisburg.
1 CIO KOI! Enclirh snd fiermsn AI
lOeJsJ. MAM ACS for 1833. ju-l rrceieed
and for gratuitous distribution. Call and gel
oue and save yonr aisiienee.
Da Tilt R.N TOX CHRIST
C OA L, I'L.VsTEK.SA LT.FISI1.I KON
and NAlfeS, aUavs on hand and for
sale by D. 55. KRtMER & CO.
.t mA.-iif&vl. awMnkrot of .a vjrr fBfc ' ' - '
JtlKDICAIi KHK01C.I.
TMsUU. IK. IIARBISi
ntBMM of lmmkm, mu4 --j, T
he kaa raaaovaJ into Sunk Third atraat UV.
hajaa rormtrWorcauirvJ hr CaaLlW - .
Hmmwm Rtbatat Vhah. Thaakfal Ui tiZ
lliw'ral pa'oe-hrW rrcaivad. U
mm. wwrftioJ mlH af v. a
""" -rr ---- Kvtorat aiM
no Calonn I or Mvrcary as any fofaaJ '
l. P' Uin worthy or Oka fj,fan7 jTT"
cooimamty.
. He keep o h.aJ. ht eale. a',i..
nrialy o Thomatia kBa Mnar
Mlirine., for lb we of .at. tmommJlZl
daatre Ihera. '"V
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every respect as well gol np. Price S5.M per
copy. Address as ahpwe .. ,, 3a4aw
TAILORIXC..
; to oli.r km prawaaiooai aanaraa fc all -k.
He pracuera aaooietn aa irrml.. .
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O-l i a., nund ( rtax to hn. fc t7.J! T"?-
Till subscriber having taken the ihas r
lately occupied b Samocl Amtrni. aa f
Jiby Ammou 4. Monigomery. oa Marks!
street. I.ew;sbur. is now pr.nared to :
Ctittinp and Making of Clothe. ae.rding to
the latest Fashious and. oa Ihe aiost liberal
terms.
j ,pf"nase of the late Firm respectful!? ui.
j c"1"i- . , JOH.V MO.NTUOMEBT.
j wislorsr, Sejit. tea, 185S.
Rorough Ordinance.
4 T a Meeims , f the Town Cuncil .f tie
j tuUcr, 1855. ;.Trc
ThM fr" nd te passage of th,
ordmanccno person orperson, .il, r,iiv9.i
, to put coal ashes rr anv .her uescripl.oa af
'dirt or nr.isanee or cbstruction ..f li
npon any ol the streets ol" this Berouch or is f
j my fi uie gutters or water course, ihrrenf. If
ny 01 ttie gutters or water eonrse thereof. If I
any person or persons shall hereafter a.. oW
,r,lc, anv cf .,- ., ,,t.' .". " l
. " , Ir'els. Iff f nnrn or Wattf
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o.- .-n.i it uaoie 10 a nne of ni W.. .i...
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I ' ' "" 'J u,?n "ve dollar. for fgfk
j onence. And ritrther it shaft be the data of
ihe High Constable to rire Bnties- f .
son or person, who shall obeirocl any ofi.
streets, alleys gutters or water eoor Z
remove said obsirtictioas within five'dars frri.
the date of such noi.ce.and if the sad obstru.
t.ons are not remove rl with.. ,he time .0 spa.
c.fied, it shall be Ihe d,y f the High VvJuy
ble to rctaove the sao.e. .he cost nf!nch rrni(v
fwhich shall be i.u..,i...j t . .. " F
and Town CcW,
person or persons so oflendinr.
Published by order of the Board
MHfnchi, Clerk,
Tlie JOth .k-sslen
LewisIIg Aeadcmr
,0 SLaraTk? Mb"
1 ne course ot InsimeM...
in this Institotiet
is calculated lo nreoar. v...i
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to cnicr fur
arse, includmf hl
Kuawe.s. .MatllflniaiiMu .-j e. . -
" Taoot.. ' aaa "eneral Lileraiuif,
The prfnl,m atTords a good opportanitf
for ituprovcment to Vu M 1" - ,
h" l'-r. duU
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t oinposilum Mnti Decfamatfoil wiTf r..
UM '. All gross, immoral praet.
Mrtctly prohtlmcd, bo.h in
w.l; and kindness. en.. I . 'f
are
schnt
of honorable rivalry ong S,"
encouraged. rmrur "
The subscriber is desirous to secure a ciaa
of i oune; Ladiesu "
1,A la rrrr La"fl3K" Higher Esf
U w,aDd Common Branches $6, pJr w.si.i
Joil mvi.,,1 1...
Oct 1,185 " "-.
Principal.
w rsT ..
..v..e.. assortment of floe ton
rosewood Melodcn,, fronl c.l7v,
At Co., cclrbraied eslablii.hment.Uuft'alo.M
,uclave -elodeons from C to C fii
I do do CtoF
. s . do do r 10 F 75
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J HA I F1EI.U, Lewisbsr.
TO CO.ftCII MAKERS.
STEEL 8pnnBs,Sp,iff Steel.lmn andPrt
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black Oil f loth, black and faner eoi'd eiu
Cloth for Triromin;:. I.inme Cloth. Coach If
lults, Ac. Ac-, to be bad at reduced W
the cheap stcrc of KKE.MEK & CO.
9 f)C.fi BI-SH. Com in ears w.H
ewvw acc I cr ia eirH.npe ft' (rti