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llARRBuna, Aj-rilll.
QlncK WoniE. A nted counterfeiter, .
who had been onoe " pardwwi" out of tin j eyuoujmou. terms, judges tjranta, and le
Prtileutiary, as last week detected ia j -t oligarchea. With them blow
Perry coonty j bnt the Jail of that county jB oniy Concei.abl remedy for rio-ln-made
only for hosctt persons, it was j cnoe a rebellion, a national revolution.
deemed unsafe to leava him tnere, fcc-
lally as hime. of bis confederates, were j
yrowiing around,) and a watch was ast i
er alia. To-day, Senator Baily offered
a bill prorid'iBg for the removal of persons
from the Perry to the Dauphin County
Jail whenever k was desired by the J udgt
of Perry County, Perry to bear tho cosU j
the bill passed both Housea, was sigued ly
the Governor, and a certified copy sent up
to perry by the 1 J, P. M., mail of to-day.
The rogue will soon be within .troug walls.
IUftixo is now a lively busiuoas, over
S50 arks and rafts having passed between j
daj light and dark, this day. Pour arks
and two rata were dashed against the Up-
per Bridge. The river has not been bigi!,
but s moderate riae, well EU."taiacd, li&s
proved very beneficial. Most of the crafts,
1 believe, were from the North Branch.
Another Victim. I learn that avory
honest and much respected man in Sthayl
kiil county, late a watchman in the State
Treasury, has become insane by the " eipir
kual rappings" delusion. The victim in
this town noticed in your last, continues
with but little improvement, and his wid
ewed mother is almost distracted. While
this " spiritual" delusion is proved to bave
done to much harm, its apologists are chal
lenged to show one iota cf tjood it has ever
doiie. A matter productive of unmixed
tvil. surely thoald Lc scouted by every
lover of his kind as a foul but seductive j
enemy of man s beat temporal uuu eternal j
iat'.icjts. 1
In the S.-nntc, a communication was re- j
ccivsd from Gov. Eig'.er eticlo&ing the ac- j
etptanee by the Legislature of Aiarylatid,
&e., and naming Saturday the lGth iust.,
ac the day of their visiting HarruLurg, as ;
State guests.
On motion, Messrs. Slifcr, Dareie and ;
Ilaldcman wore appointed a Committee, t
in conjunction with a committee of three
from the House, to make arrangements j
fw the proper reception of iiiedistiriguiehcd
guests the authorities of Baltimore and
Maryland. J
The Appropriation Bill embracing SS j
sections was received from the House,
and referred to the Finance Committee
(Messrs. Darsic, Buckalew, Myers, M'Cas
lio, and Sandersmi.)
Tha House bill, incorporating the Far
mers' Union Iusurance Company of Penn
sylvania (located at Athens, Bradford
county) parsed Senate.
Mr. Slifer called up the Houso bill, in
corporating the Meadville Deposite Bank,
which passed finally.
The bill to increase the salaries of the
-Tii.i-vr.. tif Allr-nhnnv i-iinnfv ffqa sr. .
ow 0
.. , n ,
In the JIousk, on motion of Judce Bealo, I
rr- . . 1 t 'i
the Kixhacoquillas Mutual tiro Insurance :
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Company Bill was passed, with many oil- j
c rivate bills '
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A motion was made, to repeal the ton-
- . , . n ., ,
tiagc tax on the Pennsylvania Bailroad, 1
1 ... .1 n ,
&tiil that: rliA l-finiTvinp fiuv nn nrmml cum !
rj tj
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VI VlVfVUV 111 lICU VI Hill lUj W UUU TVOS
debated until adjournment.
In tho afternoon, the Common School
bill was taken up, and considered until
adjournment.
- A bill allowing certain Boroughs and
Counties to subscribe stock in Railroad
Companies another incorporating the
Wyalusing Bridge Company and another
on some other subject, the Governor noti
fies the Legislature bave become laws with
out his signature. QUI.
Bhecher's Lkctuue on Common Schools
delivered at the Broadway Tabernacle,
New York, is an adminble effort on one
of the most important aud interesting ques
tion of the times tlie training of the
Ameriam citizen, in Common JSchoolt, furl
Iha discbarge of duties, by learning him j
to restrain the temper, moderate the pas
sions, and cultivate habits of reading and
reflection ; so as to obey the laws as well
as to make then and to abstain from an
archy, wrong, riot and outrage. Few lec
tures of the day contain so large an amount
cf vigorous thought, and so immense a
number of useful suggestions ; all bearing
directly on the proper manufacture of the
Anieiican citizen, in common schools
whose defects and deficiencies he points
out; and whose increased usefulness he
indicates after this brief, but emphatic
manner :
There are few iu this audience
in-,
need, 1 presume none at all who nave
xeit what the word compulsion means since
the days of our childhood.
We have all
been
i.;r,wj t . 11 .
snipped, I hope we have all do -
I ;t 1 . 1 r
tit, 1 know; but now none of our
.-a k r , . ,
erved
acts are born of compulsion,
You know
tnonch to be irood 1. l
.that law u law nntil repealed; yon know the offic5 r themselves.
the is a remedy for private wrong and J " ? lbe h"le Ut
nublin in5ntK t-n- rfaui :. break at 3I,,n tho Austrian agents were
nnmVnir k T 7
nnmaaly, that a mob is anarchy, and that
every riEht can Le Drotccted bv law : von
nov bow to purge corrupt legislatures, or
- w . J I -
even sometimes to indict your rulers you
are trecmeu. But mark you, and go about
iu tue str-cu and find the truth of what I
ey. 1 1 uero ne men amone ns who can
wuaiiuiudttr They ar, prcoocious !
boys, all but ibsdij id tbeir koowloJfeel
nd virtue, who e:B not learn vj reading
for they can not reaJ, and who can not
learn by thinking, for they nctcr tumk
t " j x0 them justice and revenge are
A.j -0Ternine.ht Ceu to them ontward
compulsion. They criugo to a constable,
while they enrse him. . These, fcllow-citi
tens, are voUrs. Is these not such a thing
as an instructive American education ?
I fancy there is. A citizen should read
the constitution, and laws, and political ar
guments, ths daily pres, and other instruc
tive matter. It is tho boast of our nation
that tire American press will save the de
mocracy : but it will never unless the de
mocracy can read it. Ha should have
some habits of reflection, and foresight and
experience, for every question has two
sides, and ho ought to know it. He must
know that he can think as well as feel.
Look at the crude notions of freedom en
tertaincd by nine out of every ten men
you meet. A man may jump into the riv
er, that is freedom with the multitude.
! But a man should rule bis own tempjr,
j know the tendencies and horrots of an
srchy and despotism. The common school,
then, most prepare tho future citizen."
Food of Plants.
It is very desirablo in supplying manure
to vegetables, that we should be able to
give them just such food as nature specifi
cally ordains, imp, however, science
alone ran enable U3 to do. But every far-
jUCr is aware thut while vegetable sub-
stances are formed by a combination of
principles, or elementary matters, often
numerous, and beyond their power to in
YeMigate, every individual plant is best
nourished by its own substance. Thus,
no manure is of greater value to the grape,
than its own foliage and tendrils. The
haulm or tops of the potato, applied to it
as a stimulant, give a decree of vigor
which no other manure can impart ; and
go with other vegetables. Now, in supply-
mg aliment to our crops, ought wjj not to
keep this fact constantly in sight. Nature
has herself supplied us with an obvious
rule by which to regulate our operations
in this important department of industrial
pursuits, and it is one to which we should
endeavor most sedulously to attend. By
care iu compounding manures, and in sv
ving, and properly appropriating them, we
may effect a vast saving, assuredly. The
produce of a farm, if returned to it in ma
nure, aud in conformity with this rule,
would render it fcrtilo beyond anything
witnessed, or attainable under some of the
present systems of management, which
arc improvident and wasteful in the last
extrome. " A word to the wise," &c.
Germantoten- Tchgraph.
A rftrr trrA v,1..r. ... al.tnt- wvaab
is to tack two boards slightly together, so
as to make a trough shaped like a V. Into
. - . ., , ., , .
this put earth, and then plant your peas
. . ' . .. ,f
m it and put in a warm situation. Ibcse
. , , ,
COmC U T0W an ma Pro"
tectcd until the weather is sufficiently warm
. . 1 - ....
to allow their transplanting. IV hen yon
, . . ,
desire to do this, dig a trench sufficiently
. J
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eep to admit the trough, which may be
put into iL Pull the nails out of the
board., press the earth up against the out
side of them and then slip them out,
leaving tho row of peas in the trench, all
ready to g ahead in their growth. We
have frequently practised this with good
success. Jfuine Farmer.
Bite of Mad Dogs.
An English journal says that an old
Saxon hns been using, for fifty years, and
with pel feet success, a remedy for the bile
of mad dog, by the agency of which " he
has rescued many fellow-beings and cattle
from the fearful death of hydrophobia."
The remedy is to wash the wound imme
diately with warm vinegar or tepid water,
dry it, and then apply a few drops of mu-
riatic aciJ hi,:h destroy the poison
of the saliva, or neutralize it, and the cure
13 effected.
English Capital Seeking Invest
ment. The Washington correspondent of
the Baltimore Sun says: "It is known
that a few British capitalists now wish
immediately to purchase, to the extent of
six millions of pounds sterling, copper
lands in the Lake Superior region. How
much capital they may invest in other
mineral lands, and in our banks and rail
roads, is not to be named. But it is be
lieved that the whole Australian flood of
gold will be poured into this country in
one way of investment or another, durioc
j the next year.
When the Emperor of Austria was re-
i ccntly assaulted, we are told, by a letter
: A v ,. . . , . ,
I to one of the Lnglish journals, the whole
, , 0 A ,
court at V icnna was thrown into such a
Pan,c 01 lerror lDM " 8eTcral DOUre
. .
" TJ J blow, and if
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1 . . . "
general one, they would have fled like
frightened deer. The truth is, that all the
absolutists feel as if they existed on
the verge of a volcano, and every unusual
sound terrifies them into dread of an ex
plosion. Nor are they much miuUken.
LEWISBUKG CHRONICLE & WEST
NctD3 oni Notions,
WH- tiMiw rm marnl made Iwi
&4kr mktU you womht diipa
R O
rvr wwi jum vni. m vmf ,
W what pm Aotc lo
tkTFar ttUtrewtltymenl
-br MRCWMOI- A.
irtptMtr mill
SiRaoLaa Lawsuit. Oi the many nov
el causes for " going to law," among the
most singular is suit now pending in or.
L-iuis. The parties are Charles 8iewrd
plaintitT, and John R Fiemming, defend
antand the origin of the suit as we un
derstand the circumstances, are as follows:
Mr. Steward announced his intention of
being married to Mr. Fleming which tt
lattel treated as a jest. To give assurance
to the statement, Mr. Siewart offered to
give Mr. Fiemming a ten dollar vest if the
latter would agree to pay the ministers
fee. The matter was acreed to and the
vest ordered and delivered to Mr. Flem
mine. auDsequentiy Mr. atewart was
married and he paid the minister who cfli
eated at the 'cermony, tZi which, on
being demanded of Mr. Fiemming he re
fused to pay. The suit was commenced
to recover this amount.
The National Intelligencer of Tuesday
places before its readers an official report
of Lieut. C. F. Beale Superintendent of
Indian affairs in California pretni)g a
sickening picure of savage barbarities per
petrated by the miners and other frontier
inhabitants of California on the miserable
Indian natives men women and children
which would be utterly incredible if
not established by evidence so multiplied
and incontcslib'e. The Government of the
United States il there Le some things in its
earlier treatment of (he Indinns indefensi
ble and painful remarks the Intelligenrer
can yet boast of much which is cnmren'ly
humano and liberal; but this California
story will be a darker sjiot in the history
of Indian wrongs thun the darkest that
ever before found a place in it.
On Thursday night last, n young man
of this icily while very drunk, attempted
to get into his house bv gning the back
way and entering through the gain. When
in the yard, he imagined himself in his
room, and divested himself of his cluihing,
taking off hat, coat, vest, pants and boois,
and quietly l.iy down on a heap of coal
ashes mistaking it for his bed and fell a
sleep. The frost had the iffert soon to
wake and some what sober him- Being
unable to find his clothes in the dark he
started without them and finally managed
to reach his room and gel to bed. Lan
caster 7ug.
It is a little ejngulnr (says the Portland
Advertiser,) that of five cf the PYesidentinl
ciindid..t;sone, Webster, is dead: anoth
er and the successful candidate lost hi
little hoy soon after his election by a most
distressing accident and his own and
wife's lives were saved almost miraculous
ly, while tho third, fourth, and h:th viz:
Fillmore, Cass and Douglas, have each
had to mourn the loss of their wives since
the canvass. Surely death strikes in high
placet.
WgTiNQTON, April 12- The msnv re.
ports in relation to a change in the Cabi
net have died away. There was no foun
dation whatever for them. Many of the
Senators left for their homes this morning.
An official despatch announcing the ar
rival of Vice President King at Mobile has
been received.
Mr. Buchanan has consented to accept
the mission to England.
The prettiest design wo ever saw on
the tombstone of a child was a lark soar
ins upward- with a rosebud in its mouth.
Whit could be mora sweetly emblematic
of infant innocence winning its way to
heaven under the care of its guardian
angel.
The managers of the coming world's
exhibition confidently expeet to have ihe
Crystal Palace ready by the first of June.
Everything connected wiih it is making
good progress though it ha-i involved much
more labor than was foreseen at the out
set. The articles from abroad intended
fur the exhibition are rapidly arriving over
fourteen hundred packages having been
already received. It is found that the
spnee provided will not be at oil adequate
to the supply of all the applications.
A telegram liom Mobile announces that
theU. S. steamer Fulton with Vice Presi
dint King on board arrived there on Mon
day from Havana We are sorry to lent n
that Mr. K's health has not been improved
by his sojourn in Cuba, and that he is now
very low.
Oil Wednesday last seven hundred bu
she'a, or about one million of dead letters
weredestoyedat Washington in accordance
with ihe usage of the Post Office Depart
ment.
The lady of Mr. Robert Roan, of Bloom
burg Pa., on the 18th ult., gave birth to
three children two boys and one girl.
They are living and doing well.
In the California Legislature there are
eleven natives of Pennsj Ivania seven being
members of the Senate, and four of tie
House of Representatives; in addition to
which the Govenor and Secretary of State
are natives of Pennsylvania and Ihe Su
perintendent of Public Instruction though
not born here was last a resident of this
State.
Mrs. Partington is visiting Pittsburg.
She is stopping in the rhubarlt of the
city.
An English paper stales that several
cases or bad health have been traced to
papering rooms with ereen paper. The
coloring is formed in part of arsenic In
some parts of Germany this kiod of paper
has been lorbidden by the authorities.
At Pern, III.' John Keslerjhas recovered
$3317 damages from the owner of a canal
boai for carelessly losing his carpet bag
containing gold dust.
Shad are abundant at Washington at
ixpenco.a piece and on the Deleware River
at eight dollars a hundred.
If a body catch a body carrying oil his
wood, should a body maul a body if a
body couM r
SECOND ARRIVAL
Z&intcv GOOtJfl , a FTCK '"TiiTtJks.
..LA .nimenu. the I'stentco lakes
"V-OW on hand, embracing a tAr
J P'? assortment, fa"
ble terms, nease can on
I- Idillnsrsi & CO.
Lewisburg, Dec 1, 185S ; - .
B v AD IMS' EXFBESS.
A LARGC assortment of Long Shawls and
A. assorted col'a Sacking Flannel just ree'd
OcUl.'Si) at KKEMEKftUU-a.
Executors' Xotice.
-r pttpijs ipviaineiilarv on the last will
1 a and testament of Si-wat A , late of j
i . i T : .1 iI.aM hni-f. hfptl (
ihe Uirou;m oi iewiuuigt
ranted to the subscribers by the Register of
Cnion Co. All persons having claims against
Ihe estate will present them for settlement;
and all persons indebted make payment with
out delay, to A I.F.X. AMJ10N3. J .
B Villi AMMONS.5
Lewisbur, Oct. 18,
N. B. Bvers Amnions will continue the
lumber business of ihe late firm of lluasu and
Ammo, and respectfully solicits a continuance
r iim nnHlir. natrnnn?e.
v,. ......... r BYERS AMMON3.
25'
c BBLS. VH, SCO lbs. UHfcbsi., aouo
II.. HAM. Flilrh. ami S!iuul.ipr, uuirj
SLT.&c for saie at Uwhlirg Clfnp Store
hj O.B.llOEiJ
Gil VYDON'S FORMS,
M W AND FOUHTU t-DITIOX.
" Va AU-nvl. Mjliiimlr, r .Van fluvntn tHouU be
viiivul ."' l'aii. X"M" Axtri.-AS t'. li-U"-".
JLST ITBLIHI1F.D,
n.-.v-Q I.-.H? ii-.-w ani 1'iiCttn KnT.
Forms of ConTaiicin-. m.-l t IThi Um to In. Curt, of
l-inuK-n fh-i tj wu-fc-r CNii-ili, Of.T ul r-imin.-r,tlu-Sui.rc.a-
n-l O.-nh.uf Courts, aud Uie SJc of Ih. x
ri:il 0w n.l Juttirw otlh !. toiirll.
litinu. K.-vlI, irrrt.il. Knlr.-J. Adptru lo
to the P.IW.UI ftttc ul the U ; jith rup:ou Liy'uu
frv Not.- .ma It- f T-I...-S. ii-1 N.- n.J J-ry O.nij.rc-
h-ri..ir lui .- By Ksi i:- '. t l o
lliict Octao ri luui-. I'ncc nnlr s 1,-jO.
"In tl-ii nrk lliis.'s Ji-sTici:) anil II. oomrsni-m.
" r.n (ti-ox--" Kulu-k.'' repiiaii"ii of lii -h 1.1 fo w-ll
i-sta'li-Iiud to 1 ,'!"-'- ' Jlfi'""1" 1I,
fin l ail thr lutTinalioli mwTI to a correct lli:han!
of 'thr imp-.r'aut .liitiw .-mliu-1 J" him i l-y t..r Uvj 'f
Uon.
410, COrAN10M TO Till ABOTE,
BINNS'S JUSTICE
AND
BUSINESS MAX'S LEGAL GUIDE.
TKFTH!5 on the- OIUci anil l:itira of AM-rm.n
nil JutiM oi tl.i- IVior. iu tho Caiul -nw.allli .of Pmu
vlTTinia. iurlu'lincatl tho uirl lormi of Pro.-.--.
a'n1 iKn-k-t Knlr-.-s. anu i-mbujyinn not onlj wliolcvi r
mny U- .l-ful -.1 ralu..! !.- lo .llMlu -r lh J''-'-- t"
LsnJionlK.Tot.anU u. ti. n-rri A. ot., and loliins llu
timio h.t it ,.r,..rt. t" bo. A .-:.fc- l;al Omd for
ItuaiooM M,n, by Join. IIW, lat? A .1. rno-n in tl.o city
of roiia.h-l;.l.ia. fifth .'l.t.-n. K-l. t urrwt. d and
Or-atly fci.lar.i-d. By f C. l:at ;liTLT, tjq. . In Ouo
thi.k V,luni.-,ll. tvo. l'ri.oal; ilM
J AiK' Uilwon rav of ;;tnn' Juitv t, that It is not
only thu best, but tht ouly vt-rj glH.d urk Ibut c Iiuti
oa tltu sul-jct-l.'
IV PRESS,
An SprrJilf lo 60 l-ubliihrd.
TROrmT AND IIAI.Y S PKAfrriCE. Nr mn Third
IaIWou. llr.ll K"!rs- a and Imprort-l, und.-rth.-hdi-lorial
l'iivrtion of Fr.nri. Wharton, V. , Author of
AuUTlaui friui.unl Law," io., c. In 10 uium-,
Sttkoibatox the law of limited paktner-
1111 in It"' l oit-'d State, i'h lull roferonn-. U-Hi
lat-t authorities, bnglish and Aui. rican. Ity tuMcu
J Ta-ITT. K.q. IuOi.. V-iIumo, to.
jrOr-irr ur llti-M of Inquiry from tin- Country
prouu.UyatU-cd.dlo. KAY IlitOTIIKIt,
' L.iw I'lUisunaa AM Iti-t ltiri.1 : .-,
3m u: j VM Market Hrvt, I 'h .led.
Oyster Saloon.
HAVING fiticl up ihe iTooms in Fick's
new brick block in a superior manner,
ihe subscriber is now prepared lo accommodate
individuals and parlies with Oyfctrrs etc. in
lie best styles. A share of public patronage
solicited by C. F. HESS
Lcwisbiir?, Sept 15, 1S52
New HI Shop.
Samuel SliflT has just opened a shop
on Market Square, between the Post Office and
I.yndall's Bookstore, where he is prepared lo
make and sell
Boots and Shoes of all kii.ds,
for Ladies, Misses. Men and Boys. Alsj for
sale, MM SHOES of all sizes. Ktriiuixo
done as usual.
Produce of all kinds wanted in exchange
for work.
By punctuality, and usinsgood materials in
the very best way, he hopes In share the pat
ronage of a discrin.ina'.ins public.
Lcwisburp;, Nov. 11. 1S52
Ri:nor.ia!
lHcu('ii't ot)ite l.lkcnCKNr! taken
aecordiug to the latest improvements, overj
.Mrs. Irklakus Millinery r-siaoiisnuieiii, on
the most reasonable terms, by
8. L. BEttCiSTRESSER.
Lewisbur?;, Oct, V, 1552
500 AGENTS WANTED.
$1,000 a Year.
WANTED in every County of the United
States, active and enterprising MEN,
to engage in the sale of some of the best books
published in the country. Men of good address
possessing a small capital of from 25 to jlOO,
will have such inducements otTered as enable
them to make from S3 to $10 a day profit.
The books published by us are all useful in
character, extremely popular, and command
large sales wherever they are offered.
For further particulars address (poslaee pd)
DANIELS &GETZ,
(.successors to W A Leary & Co)
No. 138 North Second Street, Philadelphia
Gm4:9
India Rubber Cloves, Kittens, be.
COUNTRY Merchants, in making their pur
chaser, should not neglect these desirable
and saleable articles. Their manufacture has
been much improved recently, and they arc
made very durable. Particular attention is
requested to the
Wool-Lined Gloves and Mittens.
They .re Indiapenaahla in cold and wet weather Ladl-t
will And thia Gloves ueful in any work that will anil the
handa. at the same time that the. will cure tl.o worat
gait Ilhenm or lliapped Hands Immediately. They are
made all Icnpths to protect the irau and wriata.
Foraale by Wilcox, BUHna-. Co. tin 3 Church Alley
and Onodyear'a, s Cbesuul Strvrt fhiladrlphia. J. H.
I'hillipa Pittaltire, l a. falconer Haskell, Baltimore,
Md. 11 W. Schittier. Charleston, 9. C Dart llirkooz,
Oinrinali. Ohio, and by all Rubber Dealer, fn th. Unto..
At retail by Couutrr Merchants generally. 3m-t.'-0
MOST KINDS OF
JOB PRINTING,
HE1TLT t EXPEDITIOUSLY .
AT THE ''CHRONICLE:' OFFICE
Lcwisburg.
BRANCH FARMER.
LlIliniIlSC liOUS.
f."" ",. ,he public h.t h. h
lutlU ot Piotecling
. -"" , f.-m ihe de.tiu-tiv mna-
ece of LIGHTNING. ' h ""
tb.t .very C.ly. Tmw. Vitla8o and Count-, fall.
! victim 10 annually, thro' the gro negligence ..r
its inhit it.nti, i. beyond calculation. et.picia.Iy
oweiui'S . rr m l iu
when lh remedy it to ea?y w ouiaiu-i
found in . . ,
AEMITAGE'S
T?,t!e?it Ulitaactic i'mncj Haia,
.l in il.i. .lone. This Bod has been eiamined
by Ihe mot cientific gentlemen in to
o.r..... M'xfnririe. Ji.liinon.VVuIlor and many
,..k. ih,. Imvis examined tht-m, icconm.end and
spt-uk of Ihein in the highest term, of approbation,
and have pronounced ihem llie only safe roJ. in
use in thi.or any other counlt, for the pioteclion
i .n.l Pr,...P.ti. Oue adt autiize is lo divu.
B.,,,.......-,-- - , ......... ,..
arid throw back a partol tne eiecim- iiulu ......... ..
lo the clouds ; in time ol a stroke ihU naM In
rod lo conduct lhat portion of fluid thai belong
to the eaith wilhoul the lishte-t danger of lea
vine the ronduclor. 1 lt od lias many otiier
dantagc ovei the old oue. The only 11- of
mauufactuiing U in
Viae St.ad'iors alore 1CM, Philaditphia,
nh-re all pcreons are respectfully invilrrl to csll
and eanine for lhemr!. Tor sale Vhi!.
or Retail by TIIO'S AUMlTAt.b.
These rods have bc?n purchased and success,
fully used by the faio-irti iiidiidua!s, companies
and corp ira'ieus, whose name are cheerlully
submilU-d :
h and n;.r FUMpUj.-A. 8. r.oVrt., nra-e
S mtins-r, Ju.l B. uva-r, iw Cnral. J. M uih.nl.
J.-bn ll.-u.o-, f. C. C'Mt'.-y, J.Iirennor, 0.0-.:k!.-.-',.-t.rit
lnL---r-.l. The Uiockl. y Aim-house. Aiu!ci)n A Ci-tlit-rs
11... J I. l.n.l.t. J-lin .S.-iinan, Th'J. in.T. r, Bat-
MilW, tbo K.d Haute Uot.l. Hie 1. 1. Arw.-ual, tno
--I r. .. ... r.-. in. JtuWe
-ti l nini:.-i.-i-: na.i.
M t ail. J-i-l;" l O t -i!, Joli.i Nttuiun, Ur. II. M Uwu.,
Bt.J. Rol eria, Mr. J. lH.wni.ij.
(Tj The only authorized Agent for the l ounties
ol Union, Juniiia. M.HIiii, (Jlintun, I.jroiiuug,
orthuuibcilaiid, .Mor.tour,C lucii!'i-i. I.tiarnif. is
riAMTKl. HOOVE K.
Jlirtkl'Hi, Luio.i cvunf;, l'emi.
Orders and b'lter. dJres.-td (p-.tft paid) to Mr.
Hoover, will be promptly altended to. He has
put up a ruit.l er of tbeae Koda in L'nion county,
some of which may be eeen s follows :
;a- vxiox i:xt):
rr.rrll'V Tp. Slark llalli.ny. U m. Koate r. John Ilaaa,
Mi I arl IVtrW, J:-ob .-luith. l.ii l kilma". 1-ub. u
Mrnl h. tor.. K'..-cVn.-r. K. m irti -Court llouio.,
' . . ;. .......' Il.li . l.utVft- n'. Tv. Jo'.ill Kt..T.
f-iiiaa Th. Or. -hrlra Wilemi. Ila..m-j Ti John j
Kuuix. Situ -n iiut.tz. il l"a UU.dion. lute
Vt'.r Tji. M.cIij:! IluJnian.
BCCOilMEXDA TI0X.1
l'mnn , A nr. 13. 147.
I hare tl i. day earrfut'.y in-(. ct,-l a r-n Ui.-Ur . r
I,i ht:.ini; 1..-I. iih ian tl ''. er-rt-l by Mr.
Tiioiii.ji Ainu;', ou hvllevue lluuw, t.loii-erter. ai.d
t..ne uo lnilulioii in rstlPK tllal 11 n..i mi) io- o-,
1 liaee .Tf.-.-n. luttilat It fc) ll.e y or.o i j. .
examined that l o. nlrui t- d on etri tlv i.-i:til.c i-r.li.-t.
ph-. Itia w.thinu.h .l, asm. that 1 r r muiin.l hla
conductor to the au-.uliuiiot oaatr.of l'"'l;!,n
I amw-tl aaiMed that tlieMam-lw l.iglitnln RnJ,
mamtr.u tiir.ti by Mr. Th.mi;-.a Ariuita-r-. of I'hiiad.-iphia,
ia the lt-t lhat bia eeei bc-n mah;. 1 hnrc it aevoral
t-ara in the tudv of Iho hiwa of .-lef-tri. ity ar.-l m icnf t
irnt.and hue. no'h. ntation in niina U.at the- lit d.. arc
rolltru.-U dur.-ll the oi.lv jl il,ri ii-ol ..w:y. Wl-- i-.i-ltrK
fh. k if ree-iteil ar l doip- r-id by t!.e mu. l at t.:e b.p
of the rol. mil it wouid !. in.ursihl.-, t.-.-..rJ nj i.- tin;
!w of atlrafti"n an l r-rui en. i--r ouii.hik ... ..
iniund by a stnkc ! iio torn - .!i--n . rotee!..! Ly .no i f
iIilk. roJ. 1 hare h-en a.-iua.t.l'd ar-li Mr. Arniitie
for a" Teral Ji-ars. ai..l l-f .r.- l.eo:;,n M-.U the il amihii
lure of the. r.-.! I . xani-iio.1 the prii.e.p'e on which tli-y
are rrnatruili-il, an.! f It cotnin..-d that the:r a.l- ,.ti..n
would Iw nlL. n l. J with iin-fl.-'e aiteeeaa. The in.-r. n,-ini
deniand Tor theae r. l.aiid llie ext. nmeil.- in all ( art
of the rountxv.iaaDil.leoon.m. n.Iati..n of their TTt-tty .ti,l
"nJLriority. 7 WACX K. WAL1.KK, M. 1).
KWuir Sun. Pfill.nl. Co.. A.nl 1". 1--.-'.
$5U0 challenge.
"ITTHATEVEK concerns the health and
happine-.s of a people, is at all times ol
the most valuable importance. I take it fr
granted thai every person trill do all in their
power to save the lives of their children, and
lhat every reroa will endeavor to promote
their ..n n health at all sacrifices. I teel
.. ...
.
be my duty to solemnly assure you that
WO K.MS, accordins to the opinion of ihe most
celebrated Hhvsiriniis. are the primary causea of a larce
majority of discaaea Iu which li.iiJreti and adulta are
Table. If you have an app'tite continually rhanirewblr
from ona kind ol fad to anoUi. r. Had llreatli. I'ajn in
Ihe .--...i t:., h. 1'irkiiifC at the New. Hardiifaa an I riillneaa
of the Belly. lrv t'otib. Slow r'e-r. I'ul-.-. IrnwitUr
rew-mta-r that ail these denote UlIM.-, and you f hould
at oaie. apply the n-midy
noitssAOKx noi; sriscr.
An artirle f. nnJe.l upon adefitirie prin.-.ph-.comrotirided
with iiurely tree. -ti.blo siil-liiuc.-?. te.n j-.-rle. tly aal-
wh. n taken, rn-l Cf.ii be rteli to the mot tenner ir.uiu
Wlthd.cl.d b-nelieial . -licet, ttherc lk.wel 0.nipaint
and liiarrhiea have made llieTil w ah and del ilitale.1, the
h n:c properties of my Worm fyrup are iu- It. that it
aun.la aithoiit an equal io Ihe raialoeue of meduinea
IU -.Vll.i tone and atrenutli to IDe stomal u. oieo h..ik.
it a. lntiillille remedy for those afXi- led with y p-r""-The
a.t..nhhin!f cuioa perlormed by thw yrup alter
physieiana iiave fi.ile.t, ia the lt et iieuc. uf its superior
emeaa-y over all olheta.
THE TATE WOKJI!
Thia is the moat liiHrult Weriu to destroy o aij tll.it
infeat the human ey steal. It itrnws to au almoat iud.-tt-lille
leliiith. lajcomiu? ao coiled aud fastened ill the intea
tines aud stomach, ellectinj the health to sadly aa to
cause St. Vitus lianeo, r'its. e that thoteatUict.-l a.'M' iu
ifercr au-pirt that it ia 7"pr Worm hastening them to an
early raw, In order lo dt stroy this worm, a Tjy ener-g.-ti.-
tr-otment must b.- pursued: it would theretore In
prol-er Ul lake B lo N of my l.iver IMla, so aa to remove
ait obstructions, that the Worm St nip may .1 direct
upon the worm, hich must he takeu in ilosea of two
talles,nlulia three timea a day; these directions fol
ioweil have never hern known u. i-i.l ig cuxiu; the mast
obstinate case of 7VifK Hiirat.
uomysA'-K's liver nits.
Nn fart of Ihe system ia more lial.le to disease than the
Liver, it arrvin as a fitterer to purify the blood, or plain-
the proper secretion to the bile; ao that any wrong
action .f the Liver effects the other ini.irtaui parts ol
the syt-in. aud results variously, in Liver t-'omplaint,
Jaun.li.-e. tsporia, Ac. We ahonid. therefore, watch
crcry symptom that minhl indante . wn.r. aetion of
the Liver. These I'ills la-imr cluroartl of Wl na.f
in.!! furnished br nature to heal the sick, namely, lat,
An EsranU which au-ment the secretion from tha
pulmonary mucus membrane or promotes the diachari;.
of secreted matter, '-'nd. An .1hrfire., which changes m
some inraplieahle and insensible manner the certain mor
bid anion of the sysf -m. :l. A Ionic which Kir"'" ton.
and strength to the nervous system, renewiua: health
and vigor to ail larta of iho laxly. 4th. A Cathartic
wbi.-h acta in perfect liarmony with the olh. r insretiieuta.
aud Ol-eraliiig on the bowels, and expelling the wiiole
masa of corrupt and vitiated m-itter, and purifying the
bioud, wbkil dcatroya dha-aae aud restores Ucaith.
TO FEMALES.
Yon will fnd these Pilta nn invalmible medicine in
manv complaints to which you ar. aulject. In ole.iruc
tlonseilher total or partial, they have heen foun-1 of in
eatimahlc bi mtit. resloriiu; their fun. lional arramn-menta
to a healthy aetioii. piirifyiiiu the bioo-l and oth.-r iiui'ls
so effectually to put to (iiaht all cnoplaints whi.h may
arise rrom f.-iu:.Ie irregularities. a healache, git'.dincss,
dimness of aiht. pain iu llie side, back, e.
None genuine unless signed J. N. Hobex
sack, and others being base imitation.
Agents wishing new supplies, and store
keepers desirous of becoming agents must ad
dress the Proprietor, J. N. Hob exsack, at his
Laboratory, No. 120, North 2d, above Kace
St., Philad , Pa.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the
United States.
Asekt. Dr. Thornton & J. Baker, Lewis
bnrg. Wholesale and Retail Agents for Union
Co. Davis Sl Schimre.Selinsgrove ;Stitzer &
Bro., Miftlinburg; Youngman & Walters, Dry
Valley ; R. Keller, Adamsburg; 8. Wittcnmyer,
Middleburg; M. Specht, Beavertown ; J. D.
DielTendetfer, New Columbia; A. H. Lutz,
Forest Hill. Pares iica 2a cisti
1 QfQ 1000 English and German AL
1 0JO. M ANAt'S for 1853. jusl received
and Car gratuitous distribution. Call and get
one and save your aixpence.
Da THORNTON CHBI8T
i-,OAL.PLASTER.SALT,FISH,IRON
Vj and NAILS, atwaya on hand and for
sale by
D. S. KRRMER & CO.
11 T K ATT" Q for JU8tices,CoMtu.
IJjjAiN JVO ble9,&c,oo hand at
the Chronicle c-tlice, or printed to order
loon, A. K. liinK-M, 11. tmmn. n... ii.o.-. - v-.,
liownii.e, J. F. tirccr, J. . W auon, U. IluDitlir y. J.
llir.!. v o., .1. Xvmau. II. Hirb-n, J. ivi-nl.iir. ii. I 1'-n.-r
Mr. ii!u.ruli, lr. Jlurtin, S. Kirl U-y. J. UrluLlcy,
... f,.:.... I. II i-.,w.-r Ji t -. . J. V. in.-p--noy.
STILL 310RB SEWS COXCERX1XO
THE SUSQUEHANNA RAILROAD
.... . i J T Tu-(l
..l.Vl .. in 1.0 rr!r-,l,.l from LeWltOUT! to
IjKicLtotni on Juniata
tli rough by Miniluburg t! j
T ia lal mat iMLiiinn
.head of all lh. Uompanie., and h.. now 1
pened I one of tb best .nd la.geat .lock, of j
,,enca on. oi . rYrkriCt
WLL & AVIM Lit GOODS.
T is a fact lhat II. II. KIKSei ns gx
opei
K
tveropeneJ in ilii. country, and of auch ljle.
aud qualitica M win gi '
DRY GOODS of all kinds,
GROCERIES,
Coffee, T-a, FPi, Snear, Mor.w- Bic, Cb ,
Crackera, Soap, Candlee, TuUoro, SS.
Also lLirdmiTf, Quwvcare, Ced.xncarr,
ftW and Shoes, Had,
.nd Capj of lh. latest slyle and btr.t quality
ground and
article, too
will be told
Umbrellas, Utuihca. uroonn, riin
dry, Oils of all kinds, and other
...mnnni to) mi'lltioil all of which
at piicea o low a lo astonish porebwr.
All kindi of Country ntuutita ua.n ...
eichance for (Jood.
rr''I'lease give ma a call before purchasing
elsewhere, as 1 charge nothing for looking at my
Good.. D- KISSEL.
Mifflinburp, Cct 29 1852
Tte Road to Health!
IIOLLOWAV'S TILLS.
CVRK) PIrOniiKKKD LIVKKasa BAD I'W EVib
Mrttt. i.V.--5, " '.' 1
To 1 rof.-w-or lleti-ot-. v, r.r V i'..'-; .
fcave ah. -1 the lri.-lie.-t on our a.e )- ' :' ft
.il. ii.- f.ir .n.e i:.r. A CU" l.-i:'.--. i
. 1.
t-.ry .Me
. au ri-t- I
i f t i uy ei q-jirea, d. alrea tne to i-1 y- u iwe the parii.
i ular of her cute. M..-h.id be. n Uoobo-u or ).-. i H h a
I d- ...lerect liver, and ha.1 Ii:-e:i. u. Utt ti e lat oee. .
I oz.-ver. the iruirti ol ll.e altio ii waf u... o....a
Ihe ii,iioaii"0 f t in ao a. v. rely, th.t d' uM-were euter
la:m d i f il r not Uuii: ..l-h- to benr up uu.ier it; fortun
ate y !.r.- t' .du-ed ttj )..iir l-liia. at--l ahe it.f.rnia
u.e thi-t aflor ttie lir-t, and ea. h aut-cerdiiig do. 'ho bail
cie..t ru'ii-l- s:ie e.iiitoi.ie.1 I ) Uke tluui. ud a.lhu alea
ud nniv tl.nV fkica. ahc ia now tn the etyoyln-nt ol
icrl.et health. 1 eoi.ldhue trot .- many inr caaea,
hut the ala-ae.frt.ni the atrtri'y fthcnuurl. and the Ji'y
rure. fpcaka lu. h 1 thiok in t-vor of y. nra-ton!- in-l-illa.
-en..l.l K. W. kllthLM.
AS EXTUACr.CINAUY ffUE or KIIHIMATIC lttfclt,
IN V is I)iC-;'a LiMi.
C'.fJ 'fa lrV.tr Smrrlnl ia thr itarf Tmr Courier (':
ir- M'l'ounin.iiinetren J.araol n-e,re..i !"
nn.lud U-en -uJ. riii fr.ou a vt- :. ut ri eun.i..ir
lt M ttrn. i-i.it, . J
;Tar.
f.-Ter. I. r llowar.la of tv.o niontl wl.a h ha.l entirely
d-i iiv.d h.-r of the u-e -f her limb-: iluni!- thi- pen-d.
.he iri,a un f.T the rare of the mM rmim-nt me--.. :il men .
in il tart Torn, an I l y thitu h r cu-e w:.a eocid-re.1 I
h p-l.-i.. A fri- ii-l prevailed ufon h'r to try llolloway a ;
o-letr:.te.l Pill.-, wh-ch aha eooM-iil.d to do. and in r.u j
inrr-dihlo short apace of tune they e::e-.-lea a r -rin.-i cure.
Cl'KU or PAIN and THiMTXKsS in T'ta CIIKST ami
tTOMAt'll or a rr.ltsd.N n Vt-.n or
rrem .Ifrjira. Thrm it Sen. I'npH l.rr of thr ..aim JuVer-
fi..r, a-o '-ua V"tiC.'t Jor Uu vltnriH tfat'utrnt.
To I'r.-t a r I..u-waT. A-ual M, 1S..1.
Mi-. 1 .lerire to hear ti atimonr to the paat etTecl of
iioilowat I'l I Kora- nieyeaij 1 -ulT. ted a. rarely firm
a pain aii.l t.- tilneaa in the atotraeh. whu-b maa atao
acrvmiari. ! I -h fl.e- . f hrea-.h. lhat pr. aent.d me
from w..lkiii. i.. ut. I at M ye.ira vX aife. and nutw.th
tlaealiD n.v a. . ne-.l -tote 'f li..-. -III. I'llla bave ao
relieved m-". th.t I aui .le-iro'ia that other, rhmild W
uiV ai ui.iBt.-l . ih t'-t-1- tirttiea. I am u.. renden-.!
hv their me:-na. ci-mpiinit:r--iT aeti'
aeti-.. aud take eier-
pain, .huh 1 could nt ,lo
i-i-e walnut iu.oule.ii- r..e OK
l..-. .-i-it.-.ll
IllNliv i;jk. Xorih .trcet. I.y.n. xf .lk.
tTOM'Kr.H'L EFilfAf r or n.il.taiWAT'4 1'lLLo ts
l-.t.-U or IiKOI'lV.
Trra-.n.' anff. rit.i; fr.m Drop-y. either ar-.tit ttnurnoi
life, or at other liuiea. ahou'.-l uunteuia!. ly h-ve re.-ours J
... l ili. fl. hiin.in-j- i.f oeraon." er.- atiuua.lv cun-.l-
by th.ir u.-e. of thia direful e..ini.!aiut iu iu d.Uirent i
stai
a, wheu all other Dieaua lia-i inuii.
Thru clclralid I'd!' are -..ci;'nU e;pacuatl in the
l.jK'iitg omj.iant3 :
Acne Propsy jHureliee Secondary
. li.ntnrv Liver t'mi.lnta Mnitbau
' E.Hons Tom fcrvMielas l.uoilaio Ta- lou! jreul
' plaints Kirale lrn g- I'll, s Tumor.
iUiotchea on ulariliea llh.uroatiem I'L-era
Ih-Skin Fever, of .11 Uet. ntiou uf cn.ral Af
liuwciiuipi ia Kiuua ...r -
I l nliea Kila Si-P'fula. orWormaof.il
IVnstiial'n-of i..iit Kite'ai:vil kiiei
tl il.-weia M.-a-l-ael.e R.re 1 hrttfits W'eakm-safrm
C.liaumptk.u llnlii:esti..T Jit'-tte and any caua.
IH-hility lnttatiiatHin llravel c. c.
Sold at ti e Esial liehment of Profctsor Km lott.tr. 24
Slrand. (near r.-uiple lb. r. y.i-..ion.l ;ind l-y 11 reactah!e
IlHJits and .l.i.rs in M.-di.-inea thn.-iho.it the British
Ktuj-ire. and. t to. ..f ,!ie riiilcd .-ti.tes. in lu..va at i. Vc.
a?c. and S'- each. Wl.ol.sale l.v lie" principal Urug
iionars in the I nion : hv Me-sr- A Hi P ?i5i-.eYork;
and hy Mr.l' Il HsiceT,';. Siulh ,-ixtb M. fhiladelphia.
4-Then- i a .s.n-i.hT.'.hle aaTin; i-y takll Hie larcer
I!,.x,s . N. II. Iiirecti ns f l.f th- .nidinc of patients in
every disorder, are ainxed to each liox. lyalji
WATCH
DEPOT,
LEWISBURG, PA.
VI.. HATFIELD, has on hand a large
. and r-plcndid assortment of Watchks,
!Siiebware and JtwELBT, just received from
the lust Importing and Maoufaciurin? Houses
in rtiiladclphia and New Voik, and consequent
ly much lower than if purchased fiom those He
liiiler. who pretend to bo Wholesaler..
Hold Patent Levers, full jeweled, isk $Cl 00 to $1IS 00
do do do 6 jeweled. Isk
do do do full Jeweled. 1. k
do do do 4 jewels, lok
46 00 '
mi tio
66 (in
ta) HO
4u UO "
ai 11
;m ti
. oil '
So C . "
IS it) "
U 00 "
M no '
14 no "
on IsJ
14 uo "
11 UO "
; ti
do Anchors, full jeaeicd, lvK
do do do do lok
do la-pines, 4 to 8 jewels, lk
do do 4 jewel. It
do English and French Watches, 18k
liver Patent Lovers, lull jeweled,
do do Uo 6 jewels,
do Hunting do jeweled,
do Anchors, full jettelrd,
do Lopines. 4 lev 8 jewel",
German liver Lcpines, 4 jewels,
Silver Quarters,
Oerman ilver i seced hand vraUbes,
Uold tlirard 1haina,
do LadiK' r'.'b t'hains,
do tlentlcmcn's 1'ob Chains,
ao Vest Chains.
tiold Ladies" llr. ast Pins, lateft sfytcs,
such aa Mourning. Hot .r.d li'ass,
lameas.Clusti-rs.. roll. I.raiich.ac.
Cold tlentlemen'a lirenst I'ina.
Jo Cuff l'ins. dilf.T. ut aljies,
i.o Finicr liina.
Hold Kar KitiE". .a h as Hoop'. Pr.-ps.
J. nny l.ii.d--, t'..ro. Wheat, sm-hw-berrv.
t luster. S-roil, Diauch, a -.,
Sold W atch 'a:a,
do do Keys,
do Tencils,
6n Fi-na,
dn peit-aclcs,
do lluntin- Lockets, (Medal las)
do llraceleta,
Silver poons, Tcus, TaMea, Desert, and
Salt.
Co OU
60 00
3 00
SS PO
Ji 00
li 00
ss uu
as oo
so vo
13
t no
to "
S la) '
VI tai
14 X
S 00 "
In on
1-' on
:h rxi
ltt oo
S.S f O
17 oO
1 00
1
0 CO
In ta)
1 no
3 .'.il "
40
1 25 "
1 fO "
6 75 "
8 00 "
3 40 "
1 00 -1
00 "
5 f.n
1 oo
6 ia
10 uO
3 OO
10 00
12 00
la iw
20 00
Silver pcctacles,
re . . . .a
And a variety of fine-goods, latest atyles, neatly
got up, at pricfi to suit the time. (T aiid war.
ranted lo be what vo!d for. Also a great vartety
of gilt and plated goods-Chain Fins, Spoons.
Locket. Spectacles. Cases, Banketa. Ear Ringe,
Sbawl fins, liair rinorai ueaus.cieci ue.us,
runes, etc., etc, o.c. :nao
Brass day spring and weight Clocks
do 80 boar do do do
ft .lav wood and gilt Time r treea,
Monti Clocks,
Alahaatcr Parlor Clocks.
Patent larrer (or Marine) Clocks,
French Aceordeons, keys,
ao au 1S
t no jo no
i m - oo
T 00 - S 00
li 00 " Oil
10 UO S 00
a oo
l to
a so T so
10 00 " IS 00
3 00 6 00
And hundreds of articlea not mentioned.
Watches, Cck and Jewelry carefully re
paired and warranted. Call and tee.
March. 1852 lj416
HUSSEYS GRAIN REAPER,
for cutting both Grain and Grass.
Great Improvements for 1852 !
MANUFACTURED and for aale at the
Lewisburjr Foundry by
GEDDES, MARSH & CO.
MEDICAL REFORM.
DR. II. B. HARRIS weald u
lh chiiciM of lwirborg tn4 vicinity hc
be bis femo.ed into Nanh Third (tratt, ia tt,9
bouM fcrmcilj occqpicd by CptPmil,abot ih
ueiPiw iwiwibw vhuch. UBUKIOI lof th
. ...u . . . 1
b Con tin
lo ouer dm proicMODii acr.icsa to an who
deaira them.
He practices medicine in accordanc wita
. . tmM .. , wi
approved system, of Medical Rffo, ,.
no Calomel or M.rcor, an, forr.--.rJ ,
WTirov. hinuelf woiinj of lh. confideuc. of ia.
eommaoi,,.
He keep on hand, for aale, aa nUnaii.
variety of Thomawuan and other Vegatabla
Medicines, for the us. of .uch caatomera aa Bay
desire ihera.
He i. also prepared to clean and .itracl Tttik.
LeoNburg, April 7, 1852
THE ONLY TkVB
. PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON.
I T UST published, T.B.WELCII' roarnifictnt
; tj Portrait of tf&S KScQY&y -cam.
I ved (by permissiou) Irom rtATonvorj.j.
nal portrait, in Ihe Athanxam, Boston.
I Tina ttiprn pit tore, rmrnivt. aader .
f nro or THOM AS H i l l', t q , the emiorat Md a.bl
gifut artlut, i the only comet likaim. of Ha.Mxua
rrr .ubii-h(-d. It haa bten rharartrruuda. UW gTMUH
work of art ever produced in thia couctry. Aa to iu
litr, we rofrr to tfie Utter, of tl. iwtopud irm of U m.u.
ton.. Oaokus U .hi..i;t.ii F.aaa i it.rttf, heraya,-4
. faithful r-pn-tfrntaticn of the ee'eforated ordinal," aa4
toCmi Jt .71 etV.sry of llie .SM.rraM Conn f u. tab
.! Mate, .ho aayp, -A. . work of art its excrilenet ac4
biauty routairike cvrry one Ik aeea it ; and it niolea
bappy in tta Iikeneaa to the Kath. r of l.i c-antry. It wa.
B. good f. rluo- t ha. a, aim In Uie day. of ay kej
houd: and bia .hoi. aopearaMC. ia yetatrniily '- r-in.d
on ray m.fuury. lh. portrait yun hat. ivaued aopeara
to nie fc he an exuet blru'tM. It-renttiur pertWliy th.
ea;.reMiou a. w.-U aa the torn and feature! of the kv.
Aud myt .at i ia hft hit nwreanfnMi tf
thr arrxi'.ori'y.iial. l'Rlj.rDVT Iili M.a wa.a. -th. Errat
wora ia aUmiraiily utvu at.d rmimntly worthy 4 th.
! i-uu-ona of the puLiK." aay. MAM.Mia.r. th. eaiiMiit
I p..itruit ji-ioti-r. aud Ihe fuil of Muart, yuur ar.t to
' my uiin-i t luurv rttt.arki.bi. than any otl.erl hat. am,
f.T re-ntii- the r-A. le iEdirkluality of the original pi.
trait. '.. .-Il.i-r n lit a n-jl ie at-d dTftitfu-d refir. ol airaad
n.ui.nrr, wr.,. uii wi.v Ttraw hunei.Bi.dcred amrked
ti trm-'r: i.-L:. ..I ti.q .u L.&U it CtU.aieiDorata.
I t r t ',Tfit mrnts o' (-; j:jrrr vr V'Ai'-V r,Jrr o.rp
' ' ' I:'...;."'-.i; t.i :ht ,.,rrmt u r'f, toitlt'n ui '..u
t. p ; 0 7.-J '.' t Ir't. 1 1 r tj.t hAtne.r.g Jrfirt;,
W( .'.il.. ' .'-.;..(. n-t .V A r- u'.,r:n-(-j il.
- la'eh-..t at .1 .iii..t. 'J ' Voik ; Nearle,
K-1 r . ttn.-l. i.n 1 .b.l.lin. 1 1 li fcta ; ib-.tar ll.r-
uirs'-.f bo-tori : ti:art.-.. l-ia;. t tt hr!e-lon. S. C. ; and
ti e f..i..!.d n ol W rahiorten. Hen. tieo. U. P f..ri
faut.-ilan artist. .-Tii.-vt.- Ilia xe.llenra Mi.lknl
' lib re. M..J.T O.tt. W nrield Srott. Hi n. Grtrp.ll.
' li.-ilJur. lion. Wm. K. K nr. 11. .n. I'ani.1 WeUtrr. Iln.
i l.on f-i i d. II. .n. L ai- t'era. lion. W m. A.tirahxan.llrx
J-hu p kenu.L-y, lion. R. t'. 1 imbfop. L. 1. 1. Jtk.na
. II .n r.i-ser U.lanr; lltu. J. an lAier. II... John Me
I Leau, lion. Itulu. tb'te. fcucuiu- Chariea iWtrm,
j rl the e!l krowu l.-l.rarir.n cf the Totton Atn-nii..
, who wiya. k-l wni.ld tathrr t.n it than any pemud ropy
lb.itae.er ae. n:' t. I-. Whipple. Rh.rd Hi;dr.tk,
; lion. ld- Ir.rett. I.I.. D. J.t-1 Pparka' IL 1, a.
! 11. 1-re.rott Li. I 'utton lrTit.ir. l!a:pl. U. Tmi
j ton. KM).. Pr. f T t . I Lrn-. J- T. ll.adley. TIU tirera
Ilall.ek. II. . lonjfrt:..w. W m. f;il!more Mnima - ard
; 1-M r.ciuei lxr. Ta ifouid. T. R. M.cauly, Sir Areku
! bald A L-ou. lj.rd Sii.y. r ol Lonv.n. Ac- Aa. l.al aru
. throughout llie eot.re l i:i.-n. ha. withc-fat voioa pnatiae
I -jo .nal le all topr-w. tl i. aaluail- trrai-ore it it told
al ule j,m ITice of Ji per coj y. I'uWhlied by
Oh-Rl.: W.C!IIT.IS.
X. W. corner of r fth ai.d Areh atrerta. fhlladelphia
li u B1...1 A-nt r-.rtli.Sub.f fUaura I'.lji.
a.' Iani. and Ivlaw.r-.
Thia Portrait ran only U oUsiind from 3lr. Byarly, or
from hi. July .ut'.or-a d aa-i.te.
Arrnnir''nie.tp hair lie. a an.de with the Poet COlc T.
partn-.et.t. by hn-l, -t,j - .1 the Portrait can 1. aand t
any t-mt. f-rr m.il. in perf-et oi.t-r.
jri-Prrn. by rrn.iit.nic Pi.e K.lara io P. B. Bearlv.
will bare a eoj.yrf the Portrait .end totnew rvea.av.
Mapoif ri.-nt liilt P'n.mea. i;ot up expre.tr for the
rortta.u, furnished at the low price of $&,Ov'a-h.
Just issned, a magnificent Portrait of
GENERAL JACKSON,
En-raved by T B.VrLru,Esn.,afterihe oricinal
j portrait painted It T.SrtLT. Esq. This p, r.ra.t
W(, b(. m
j every respect as well cot op. Price f S,00 per
i coyy. Address a al-re 3m50
j Z
TTIVTCR GOODS.
HAVINtJ disposed of most cf onr Fall
ttoct. we wool. I rerectfullv inform the
j puhl-e thai we are nowopenine Ihe larf esiand
( most elegant nock of Winter Giod lhat has
; ever appeared in this market. Harins selected
i liiein wi;h preat eare and purchased for Cash.
we would cordially invue all our old customers
and all other in want of Bargains to give ns
a call, as we feel confident that we can give
entire satisfaction as to quantity, quality or
prices at the old stand of
Nov 26. j. Hayrs i. Co.
ADIES" DKrXs GOODS, of all desirable
ieties of Triuimings, to be had cheap at
J. HA YES 4 CffS
k I.L in want of Fine Cloths, Castimeres,
XI. Coats, Overcoats, Vests, Hats or Caps,
cau be supplied at very low prices at
J. HA YES d CO.'S
1 7REXCH Merinoes and Wool des Laines
a choice lot for sale by
J. HAYES e
CO
" See WINTER come, to rule th. varbai jw
Sullen, and aad. wilb all bis ruinf train,
Snows, .nd clouds, and storms.'
BUT with them comes also the aniidutt, tat
we have jnst received our second supple
i "I WINTER GOODS, which you will do well
to call and examine, as they are not surpassed
for qoalily, style and cheapness, to say nothing
of ihe quantity, for we have a little of everything
that belongs to a store in these diggings".
Come one, rome all, and examine for your
selves, for we are-ton mnch .n...t ..i:,. ...
00 i ,ake "me to unierate.
Lewisburj, Nov. 27, 1853
PIANO AGENCY.
n A VING been sppninlrJ Agent lnrihMU
ol the celebrated Pitoos, mtoutactuted bj
GEO. TOG11T, Philad.,
the ondersitfiied would be happy to eopplj any
oilia.naAf I Kara S.1ua.1Al. .n K t.
W ataamirra. an 1nilriim.nl ..II .fa .L. .
.a Hil'ii teill UIBUVJ, alter IIIV IBITavt
! ;,..,,. r , ,K i.
inlroduced in,0 tewisburt. to which
, ,m happy , ,ef , one. Th ,
, ,re ,, j tDj if no, ,u.raory on trial for
, JMr ,hf . nay ,,, exchanged. Pric reason-
,b(e FR NCIS J. GE88NER.
Lewisborg, Feb 24, 1853.
H. OERHART,
Surgeon Oeatfat,
A T hi Residence, South Third St., cam
XX.
of the Board walk.
LEWISBVKG.
39
JUST received an assortment of fine-tone
rosewood Melodeons, from Geo.A Prinee
A Co.'s celebrated establishment Buffalo, NT.
4 octave Melodeons from C to C
l do do C to T
6 do do F to F
Large 6 do F to F. Piano style,
' A. L. HATFIELD, Lewisbnrr,
SUPERIOR tour facedBrehe I.enr raTa,
for sale by J. MATES 4 CO
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