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Lewisburfi: Chronicle & West Branch Farmer January 12, 1855.
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Jaxcarv 12, 1855.
We It fit .Wm. The Lrwisiiao rnanitcie
i ..aaieerel.iy the lara-rat eirrulatioo of any Kngliah
r id balon coun.v.
lOorreaaondraeo of tbt Lewiaburg rhruoicle.J
From Center Coanty.
iMii.L!iniM, Jan. ft, 1855.
Inasmuch as ynu have a goodly nuin-
U r f oubfcrib. rs iu this countv. it miht
he of Souie iutert-st tn t1i.m ml. I ntliora . f
I some lUICrtM 10 Ulm ami Others l.J
your readers, to know something of what
i- e,.
is going on in this portion of l'cuns alky.
As regttrds the IUilroad movement, which
is tbe most important on foot among us, it
is not dad, but (as was recently stated in
your papT,) !s only resting, and will in
due time be waked up.aud pushed forward,
with redoubted energy.
The (n're County Teach.rs Institute
l.clJ its annual session in our town tLis
week, opening ou Monday and closing rn
Tbuiaday evening. It has been an inte-
r stinp work to iuot of our citizens who
atti inled their nicetiuj;, which were held
n lite l-.vanireiical Lliurcti. 1 bis institute
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b:ts linn oriTiiitzcd about four years, and
ii.ini'i- rs nl.mit lift v ii.i tnl, malu in. I f..
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at us head, (who by the way is possessed
with ta'.eut and scantiuc attaiumeuts such
as renJor him a man of whom Center or
nny oilur county might well be proud ;)
this ittstiiHie includes in its number, most
of the best teachers in the county and
8 iiuo iu the adjoining county of Clinton;
am iug wlniiu are those who have been
teaching tor many years, auJ again others
w ho are less eiperieuced. Kev. Mr. Gib
eon, our County Superintendent, and Mr.
Allison, the Sup. of Clinton county, were
in attendance; l'rof. A. R. Brown, of New
York, Mr. Maker of Uiriuingham, both
eminent teachers, were also here during
the whole session. Their deliberations
and diussions upon the best modes of
teaching the d ti' rent branches cf educa
tion, on school discipline, and many other
topics bearing directly upon the great
business of leaching, were truly interesting
and instructive. Mr. Waring's address on
Wednesday evenin;;, ti a lare and atten-
tire audit nee, ou the Common School svs-
icm, the State interest in the same, the ,
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teacher as an officer, the County Superin-!
tendent, Ac, was a most worthy and noble ;
eff .rt, and by a Resolution of the Institute
a i - .i . i .. f
COpy IS 10 DC lUmisnca IDCm Iir pUD.l-
cation(n.any other addresses were delivered
during the eveningsessionsby l'rof. lirowu,
Messrs. Nolle, IWitcbcl, Baker, Allison,
and others, that were truly interesting and
highly creditable to those gentlemen. The
holding of this session of the Institute in
our place, Las cot, fe red a lasting blessing,
by giving a new impetus to tbc cause
among us, which will we doubt not tell
favorably in future. The establishment
of this institute iu our county is deemed an
important era in the history of her com
mon schools, and has already accomplished
much in elevating the teachers' profession
nd bringing into ir.oro general use, the
best aud most approved method of teach-
ine ana covcruinx t-cuoois. Bacn mstitu-1 '
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ts cstahlishcd in all the counties in our i
State.and cneni-.ragcd as they Ehruld hcly I f ability, on their part. Snnhury Ame
evcry friend of education mutt result in ! "'can (II. 1$. Miswr, Krj., Editor.)
great pul lie g' od. It may not Le amiss
n atate, tint our worthy Superintendent,
llev. Mr. tjihson, is Vice .'resident, and )
J. C. Mitehel; Kfq., a teacher in Howard, j
recrefxrv of the aState Teachers Aneii
ecret.1r ol theaMite lfaelicrs ssocia-
tion, which recently held its session in !
Jacwistown. The hospitality of onr citizens!
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in mtcrtaiuing the uicmhus of the Insti- I
inte, S warmly reciprocated ly then, j
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and heartily rxpreed at the close of the 1
HCwMon, and iu Icavinc us, to return to.
their respective chai-es, they carry with i
,
he. our best and waru.e.t wi.,hes for thcr :
future success in the treat and clorions .
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rallinr. in which thev are enimced. verrilv i
co
relieving thai in a preat measure tney in
cemmon wilb their fellow tcachcrshold in
their Lands the destiny of this great Kc- i
l,ullic- JLU,jr. j
rcorrw.,o:,.w,,,,.,fthria-ww.urRn,r.,nki... i
Winters Sport ill Wisconsin. t
JIamson, Wis., Dec. -7, lSf5.
lhere is not much going on about Ala-
.lison now that is of interest. Everything ;
and everybody seem to le laving back and
recruiting to meet the excitement of the
of the
coining session. I
About the only thing ia the shape of ;
ma.n !,, I I..t- . t-. I
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turned, was a skating match pn Third Lake. !
A purse of?12 had been collected as the ;
priie for the fleetest skater; Land-bills were
posted announcing the occasion, and at tbc
ppoiutcd time about 1000 ladies and
gentlemen bad assembled nn tbe ice (which
waa 10 magn.ncem ower; 10 witness the :
sport, i be distance was one mile half
milu out, turn around a slate, and return.
Nino or ten skaters entered for the race,
and when the word "go" Wis givcn,started
off in good. One, a printer, was knocked
into ;n' on the first quarter ; and on tbe
second, two or three more wheeled off ;
n.ud in turning the half-mile corner, the
bcRt skater on the ice tupndel (on the
broad of bis back) and the next best rolled
over the top of him leaving but three
skaters on tbe last half mile, and one of
which soon "caved in," leaving two pretty
equally matched in fleetness. The way
they slung their "timbcra" wasn't slow !
A young man with the name of Clark
eame in about 10 or 12 f.-et in advance of
bit antagonist, making tbe mile in one
tn.We- and fifty tU trcodt! Some
walking that, eh ! Another purse of (5
waa got op and won by a G rmsn in about
lbs came time.
For a few days thereafter tkating iru
tbe talk all over town, and even the prin
ters partook of the general infatuation,
and a match was arranged in our office to
be entered into by four of the printers
who bad never been on skate, consisting
of Sexton, his leg about 3 inches longer the recommendation of I ho Secretary of
than mine which are 3 in the clear ' Treasury to revise the prescut Tariff. Sc
J.U'K. and body in proportion, the Fore-! natur Toucy, of Connecticut, occupied the
man, l'ctc, and your humble tari int with ' chair, and Mr. Baiksdalc, of Miss., was
his hat off. Tbc prize was to be a sallon ' arr"iiited Secretary. The caucus, afn-r a
"f JjaPiT V,Ci T spcnd-.-d on a pole at the
Cu'' tlieemirSO, to be drailk by the OIIC
, '.,.,
: ,"a, r",''1 out first- Iu', alas, the uucer -
I liMitr f rnnnn ol I.-W.-iCnns '
Ialu'y ot m3 anticipations.
The builfr.-ios raided their tails on high.
And went hoondirp o er the plain
A l.titntile bee went thundering by,
And then came dewn the snow,'
and Liirrttl over the ice, thus frustratinz
i Uu,JalJc '""T". T'1'it" woulJ,no doubt,
J-vc imn.tntalizcd us, and been an epoch
,,,B "'st,,rJ -'"uison. ir irans.t
' "i"'iitm ..Vnfcoom arr.H.C"
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Governor PollOCk.
Judge I olloek wjs in town, during the
i present court, but a few hours, arranmnff
flM..- . ..
' ul uusiucss, preparatory ro ins
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i departure fur the scat of government. The
!ar of this countv. without eseention. nil!
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r.'.rvrot 1 lle nHO'llen I A tlirt -I ll.t.rA rmm
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; amongst us. it is now twenty one years (
J sinc l"",e i'S geutleuien of this coun-
j 'J, and one from a neighboring town.werc
j eiamincd together in this place by a com-!
j "'"'tec composed of twelve lawycrs.and the j
j noit Jay admitted to practice at the Har ,
' ,uis county. It was under the adminis- j
tration of Judge Lewis, and this was his ,
nrst anncarancc on the Kench. ruch an
array of legal talent as constituted that I Ciscisxati, Jan. 8.-Thc State Dcmo
Board of examiners, we fear will not often 1 cral,c Convention, for the nomination of
afen.Uointhisoranyothrrsectinnof.hciiS,a,eofficer?' mct ' M" daJ
state. Some of these have since appeared 1 The attendance was not very large. A
at a higher aud another Bar. Among j mot,on ,0 defcr tbc noni"at'Oi until next
then, we may mention the honored names ! BUmmcr "M lost b7 largo niajority.
of Crcenougb, Pound, I.ashclls, and Mcr-: Gov- Mcd,U and a" ,he present State Offi
rill. Among those yet living, we recall j Cl' wcr.e n"nuatcJ h larg wnjoritics.
. ,.. .:.,.! ii... ii t i , Resolutions were adopted dcnouncinr sla-
tu Mill iiiiuu ii'ii..1. ..irijuill, miu ii ii i ri-
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ccllcntand worthy 1 res.Jent Judge, Uon.
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r, cu ,i v i 7. I
One of the young gentlemen aliuded to, ;
after a career of usefulness and distinction :
. (V.. Tt.. .rn.t c. . ..r .l In IV. !
ca l. I lll aCui l v 4 all. a. a i uc avian 11 a v U
grcat credit to himself, and now ,
occupies the important and proud position
r i . r .1 . .
n governor elect of this great Common-.
wealth.
The second was aUo one of our most
.t:.: :..i.. 2 . 1 , r .1. i.. 1
"-"'.-u-oucu namuus ui iuc jjar, auu ;
rirpreacnted this county in the l.fi- j
i lature with undoubted bilifv. ihubsc-
oucntly he located himself in Schuylkill I
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countv, and is now President Jude of!
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that miportaut district. (Hon. C.
Hcggius.)
The third is now a distinguished law-
11' . fa 1
ycr in cs.crn . cnnsyivan.a.
i n u uuriu, iuu writ it ui nil?? arucio, '
1,-inrr 1.M.W flnirati(ln,. nvr nrpnr.I,, '
the clcvat.d poHliou of editor and pror-rie-
e t ii,
tor of & country ncw.ntancr. and looks
downih complacency upon Li. valued
r j 1 1 1 ;.. t n 1
I4I,1JU3 wllIU VIU a."1Utll.f, If till KUUUI uc i
. .tt . r
has spent some of Ihe happiest hours of
lif,. k. nwii rr fuli w.ll t tlirvlaie , ftt I
111C, ai.OKIl (, 1UU UI il Ullj WH lOl
reached so high a pinnacle on the ladder .
of f.inie, it was not fir the want of merit
Bridge at Siyers' Chipman Ts?. j
a, w( a i c?t i t . . 1
Ihe -Mahonr.yanJ bliamokm Improe- ;
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n'3 frU1 """" SuSr,,iehan-
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f , , ., - Lav '
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commenced delivering coal at their depot, 1
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1 l. Y"L " J:.t t0 nl :
nal, whica takLS tneir coil uirccr, iq ir. ia
warc . ,Ilvrc.,e Qr M(L xhe
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KT.ir tif. iinra ni.TnT.rin.il tr si'v 'n tu 11
rv v 1 i j
wealthiest citizens of IScw 1 ork, organiz?d '
tlu a of bl; ; ,
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kind I r tiiaiiutictunnz ana s.eam rnrno-'
s'.ean. rnrno-'
ses, and for domestic use. The company :
' ,n. o-nera nf il.irlenn veins of coal, varv-'
. rrom jo to 15 aj 04 feCt jn '
u'iit.ncsS( ud wh;cfc Erc represented to be .
f(,r all practical jiurpises inexhaustible. 1
These mines are leased to various opera-'
tors, who have already found a large local !
demand for the coal. The Mahonoy and ,
siim..l:in Company have, it is aid, com-;
mcneei f,,p5r operations free of debt. The
mines of the company are situated at the
mines of the company are situated at the
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northern treminus of the Bait. Central It. 1
K .. which road, we learn from the Haiti- I
o a
",orc ?un' " " ".gnca " "rrj " '-,
plction from beyond Harrisburg s spee- j
jjir as arranficmcnts therefor can be effee- i
ted. The mines in the Shatnokin region
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are believed to be capable of producing
eoal enongh to employ this road, when
fully equipped, with all it can do. San-
our Qawttf.
Tirsr and Patriotic. An investiga-
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tionwaa recently made by a surgeon of
the United StatCS ArmV. tO ascertain the :
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mOSt Common Cause Of enlistment. UI a ;
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company containing nfty-nvc,nea9ecrtainea (
that nine-tenths enlisted on account of j
fl 5-rr 1. 1
cmale difficulty, atti forty-three were
either drunk, or partially so, at the time
of enlistment. It may be a very treason
able suggestion, but it seems evident from
these statistics that love of whiskey makes
more soldiers than either love of country
or a thirst for glory.
A gentleman, in a private letter from
the Sandwich Islands, speaking of King
Kamchamcha, nays, " be loafs around tbe
town of Honduras, peeps into a tavern,
and is ready to take a ' nip' with anybody
that asks him. He isn't worth a ' conti
nental,' and auctioneers won't take his bid
at an auction."
Revising tbb Tariff. A despatch
from Washington city on Wednesday,
says :
The Democratic members of Congress
met in caucus in the Hall of the House of
Representatives, this evening, to consider
very free discussion, passed a resolution,
the put pull l.f Which IS, that It IS ngllt
I t . t 1
1 and proper that the duties on gwls, wares
I it.,1 nieri.iniiji, imnnrtt-.I into llie I'liifeil
! and nierc!iaudiZL,iinnrrtcd inio me uuiltl
St-ites from foreign countries, should be
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reduced by Congress at its present tCSsion
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to the revenue Standard, Carrying OUt the
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Iirineilile of the Jarltt Of
Mas'iiimitos, Jan.S. The Convention j
; ()f tic suJiors auJ IllJians cngagcJ in
, (hc War tf 1S12 uict at ,hc IVcsl teriao !
ct,,,.!, on Four-aud-a half street, at Hi
o'clock this morning, and organized by j
the choice of Joel li. Sutherland, of j
l'hiladtlphia, as President. 1'rayer was
delivered bv Rev. Mr. Sunderland, of this
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cjiv. and brilliant SDeechcs were made bv
t r ' !
. IVter Wilson. Sachem of the t avu'as.
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..n-a viiit-ic. a iii.iiii;iiuuua li n.i.a:iuu. , i -, ir... r.i. i.
i the fo lowing described Real Estate of the late
1,11 1 ..i'"'" &
oreccucii oy me aavy 1 ar i iauu, ana an
t!,0 military of Washington, is now (one
o'cluck) moving toward the residential
mansion. The old VcUraus appear tjuitc
rejuvenated.
sSuAmong the participants iu the Old
Soldiers' Convention at Washington, we
notjce tue naIUCS 0f Ex Gov. llitncr, Jas.
j. l'orter, aud Ner MidJleswarth, of Pa.
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very, nnow oinincism ana ir. Adams i
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"euunig me oaiu.aiiz tiiuii laws, aim
cudorsinff the Baltimore i.la'form of 1852 I
uu uc "dJm rl 1 ' V.. "'
Messrs. Tarkc A Brothers have shut
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down the gates of their rollmg null on Big!
Klk, till the dawn of "better times.
They i
manufacture boiler plate,and bacc in store '
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in the cities SjO.UI'O worth for which tin y
Gn l no gales. Ia tlm? bcin compcllcJ to
cease operations, they of course, have had
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10 uiicuargR uicir uanus. (
Tlje Kcv j,itCr the new Kpiseo-'
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relintiuishej S10U0 of the 0U00 voted by
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the Dioccsian ( onvcntion as his annnual j
rr,, , ,
I M 30. aUU lillltlU EatH HE liilH UUUC
f f J
thisfrom a conviction of riht.
Tf at !
ilU II1IUKS t
he can ret on in New York ci'y with
$mo annum auJ rcnt f
TIie ?atara Furnace in TinegTOVP,
Wgfi Ectert, Guilford & Co irbit-h
'cmnlorcd about twentv fiie hands has !
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stnPPcd and abandoned, and tbe
stock offered f.r sale. 1 he proprietors in-
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i!UUi;u luciuiui u linn au aaiuiaviii;
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r urnacc uuriug cue wmicr, "j-"' ,
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Nc.N.NKiiiES. The newspapers are
lining tu advocate the public inpec'
UC-
iimnins tv aivoeatc the tiublic lnnectiun
ana exauiiii:iuun 01 ine .tuiincrics cy oiaie
offitfcrj. lt tbat w,1(.n ueh ;
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., are r;..llttv conducted, no li .-irmcan!
rUlt rwm "ispection, ana that t.ilse nn-
;sonmcilt , othpr wron , thllt mi ght oc. ,
I b :
Cur' phuU'J le kn"Wn St onCC- !
New York, Jan. 8. The elegant Tres-!
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hytcrian Church ofl)r. JiureharJ, on 1 hir- :
centl, street near 7th avenno,wM entirely I
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de.trr.jcJ Lj-Hro al out o cloe. this .nor-
mnz. laOsf.iO.'JJJ insurances IJ.UU';. ;
A defect iu the flics is believed to have
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been the cause. 1 he Doctor lost his Lib- .
rary, valued at S 1000.
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lwl.,a. il,a ;..l-.r.f ila4nn r !
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tlic liMla Journal, is me iuci uiai atior
the election of Lynti.it was discovered.
that one of the newly elected Alderman, j
ehosen Ly the Know Nothings, wag an:
Irishman, and Lad lately changed his name ,
flom Connelly !
The Mammoth Hog on exhibition at the
corner ut fvetizie and CUrK sts., Chicago,
is said to weigh 1 109 lbs. and to ho only ,
IS months old. He is a largo gruntcr at
H cveuts, and was raised hy Mr. Duraud,
H cveuts, and was raised hy Mr. Duraud,
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large stock grower ot Kane county.
Samuel Cooper, ejected from a one-:
t ..... . !
- " county uccause
he dared vote as his conscience dictated at I
tbe last election, has cot a snug little office
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in the House of Representatives, Harris- j
burg.
Dr. David J. Johnson, Prof, in the
Pennsylvania Female Medical College, is
dead.
fPlaM Ca.m T I r 1BCC
AUW IVUHifallU alUUIllCM IUI AOJJ,
FPm;0WJ. I..DAR,lX0TOV,...l(tM,,T.wrp,,or
Ji th ta-at prai-tt-al farmer in fennartrania. Tha
Fifty V.ilome ef Ihe FAKVI J.ll KNAL will romnaDca
Januarr I. ISoS. Kacll wanber will ranuin Thirtr-to
wj-we Snpar ltjy.1 OcUro pap-a. printed on airparior
p.,.r, with new t p. and .miaiiiini with th. b.rrt
AGRICIXTIRAI RE.4 DISCI,
nBinal and wli-rU-J. that raw he prMiKed.
aod hi. awi.ianu .rr drtcronoen t r.n.ier
aaM.tant are drtcrouaed to rvnvtrr this the most
Practical Ayricultural Work Extaul,
and will titKrtl diaeard all thaoriea wot attcaled hy
praHiotl exa-riaatt. They hare obtained the aiil of man.
of the beat firmer, to Heanaylvanta, New Jaraey, IMa
ware and Maolanil, who will give their experience
tiirongh ita pagra.
ItLUHTRATlOSH
Earh nwrnher will contain aeeeral enKTaTlnffa oflm
praeed Mack, New Agricultwral Implement, Chotre
i rail, c
TEH3tS-trrnrtaUi in A'h-mrt.)
finale Copt, l ro I Twenty Ceplea, f U 0
Ha di 4 00 Siat do 4noo
Tew do ; W I 500 do ZM 00
The J'.omal liarrafter, in errry eaaw. will be dla
conUnord at Ihe eoit of Ihe period paid for Wales, the
ubecrtption be nretioaalji rrsawed.
The .neea. attendant upon o-ir offer of premium, taat
year Induce, ua.lo oOrr ihe futloaina premiums for Vol
lume 6:
.. or. iicxnnra noi.i.tns wm w paid to the nrr-
rw who will prieure oa tbe lareeat number of auharrl
bera in an e..Unta in lh- l'uite-l ;.!, b ft-rj the Aral
ef i rtl neat.
1 ISKVKSTV M K UoLLAIW la too pereoa who will
nroruro a the eeeorid target lint a. above.
3. FirrV DOLLARS to the penoa who will procure u
the third largeat liat w above.
4. TWBJSTV-HV IMIXARS to the pereoa who will
ptorurc wa the kiurth lariceal liat aa above.
a. TKN Ixil.l. AHH to the perm who wiU procure as
the uitll largol lial aa above.
CUBS.
Any nrrenn emilng Da Ten .uberribers, at owr iluo
rate., will tie entitled to receive one copy gratia, or one
copy of cither of the following works, via: Buiat on the
Hoar. Uuenun'e Treetae on Milch Cnwa, .Vffl.n.a Tn atie
on Milch Owe. Waring. Klcmi-nte of Agriculture, Nor
hlnmcnla of Agriculture, Youatt on the Pig.
r.t-n.'wilt lie eutltl.il to reea-ive two roptea of the farm
Journal, or one rpy anv of the following wrka..L: . , , .
ii..rn.uMurin r r i-is. jnhnxni'i Agricultural i'Ih-uiU- Constitution of .Ian : by treorn l.nomue;
try. J..hnm'H KVtti:-r.t i.f Asriiiultural Ch.-m:i.try eul i ,,. ,,;,r nutu.,rizi'il Ami-ii.-aii i .liliou, with til i-iuf r.-iv-lirulogv.
Or. la.M V M.-lern II .re l.-t..r. Votiatfin the lnt ....trail of 111 author. I" nee, niu.-Iiu. si tin.
SrJ:, jry.co.itainin.an essay
Am.ren, K:M fruit iruwcr'eUuide.lrewndrUat.oUl-
Ulel m.r .ml Oardem-r.
fiktiiku i.xnrrgMKXTX.
' h""' i"1 mleirraneuii.i.te.vith Jamri Vi.k. Jr ,!
; ,.ullli.llcrol . iir,ic,llluri.,,.i,iri,,ai,ir3u.t..r..r.
; ni-h one r.y of that elewut work and one eepy of the
j Kartn Ji.nnial fna Two Ooltara aud I'li-l'-t nl. and tw.i
e.i.iei.f the Horticulturist and two of the Farm Journal
I fir 1'iur liiillara, and larger uuuiliera at the l:itt.jr rates,
. Sperimm nnmlK-re a-tit Wall u"thul a.plirati..n.
I M..ner on all noln nt llauka, mailed in fue pmatnt-c of
a puatuiter at our rik.
All i.r'i'-ra huuicku w iie ,uuniiwia w..t w ,
J. M. MKRKDIT1I 1 CO..
Weal Chester. Pa.
Heal Estate.
Adjourned Orphans' Court Sale.
1Y virtue of an Order of the Orphans
! I 1 Cotirl .tf ITninn roil nt f. ui!l he solif. at
.. e. ..- .. " e .'1 V...
"le 1 "nllc """ "l ul uicui, m .um
ll.iO .!,.e To 1'tlll.ll I'll I'l. n -
ltufialoc Tp, Union Co., Pa., on
FriJiiy, lOfi January, 1855,
i;Kur. t Kuitu, deceased :
A small tract of firM rate J.IVEST0.E
..t.VA), situate in flod'aloe lownship, county
i , : :: i i c w I r.i:..i. !
aloresaiu, anioiuint; lamii 01 r-amuri uimii,
John liol.land and John Heitnbarh. contatn.n '
3 Af r' and 131 Perches neat measure, '
if i i -i - i.;..i. r ;
all cleared and tn a hiph Male of cu. uvation, ,
auJonlhe publtc road from Lewisburg t ,
Aiew Uerlin.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. M. The
terms of sale easy, and will be made known on j
day of sale. GKOItl.E MEI VEI.L.
Administrator of George Royer, dee'd. ;
Dec. 27, IM54 i
rninn Pnnntv ACnndUntls
arMtaJ1 ;
for Slip Jt i
101 ian wl53S&i I
A fff ACRES will be sold in shares '
AJKJKJ of
111 afr.( at !in ntr vhrx rr .
am " " a -a v . . v-, ,
r.i harf ltr $-5 each payable in instalmf 015 j
ol" one dollar per month. Location of lots to I
be determined by drawing: but any person 1
hv taLr.ncr . tri of 404) acres, have the i
. , , . ,
iit ii 1 1 H . immaitiatr r nn narmrnl of I hp
, 7 ' , r r . i
purchase money, and may select ihe tract most
aerceable to their wishes.
This land is situated in the townships of :
white Ueer and West Bnrtaloe, and the new 1
road from Lewisburg to Sugar Valley passes '
tts covered with limher.sueh as White Oak. '
WmUffll It,
Pjne, Hemlock, Theslnut unii Kock (.ik. and !
s!,ro K"" Wl,1,e Dfrr ,:'eek f'""'-"
ample water powers fur saw-mills, tanneries,
&c.tOI1 a majority of the tract. It is situated
' ahout I0 mites west from Milion and It miies
ia - . . C l at
" j"Bf,"" s AnnlV to
U. FRANKM.N CI.RK,
No. 32 Suuth Third St. Vktladrlphin.
-m- -r I
HUU V UIICV 17 ell III ,
,. .,. , ,,
IOIl SALE. Havme become loo old to
1 manage my large Farm to advantage, I
rr.t, ... ..n . .'. ..rVi., . -.tr...ri
.u jt.. a jh U lilt auillt .-mi m iiu.v. ,
. - -1
95 Acres, or of 105,
as Purchaser might desire. 1 he portion I
laud, and every field may be watered fmm ihe j
Li ill: Hufljloe creek. It is all under a good I
cultivation, with new frnre, except about 20
acre, of excellent TIMBEU. There
IS a l-nnestcme Quarry PPened,from
u-h rh thrtnsan i.r hnshrN are ..M
vrly. t has also a young bearing
Orchard.
m. .. . I
. ....
1 iwo-storey Frame HOLE wnh a fellar
rULRiichen, and a Pomp beside it,a Spru."
Ilnnvp .1 larr-P It ASK II 4 II a Von Sihfi). '
a Corn HrA and other outbuihli.s. i
j ,e property llfS 111 Kelly township, ne.tr ;
fltildin's store and Kelly's mill 5 miles Hotii ;
, . , . .
i i.ewisuurr, anti irtun .Milion ann nns ucrn
nrnnmincrrl one of the bet in ihe Vallcv. !
J Hie, indisputable, rayment lo be maile j
ll'lVw ,ime- i
ossesMoii triven ine im or ,-prn next.
Am I. lsSl SAML'EI. . ODER. I
j
r O H oALt, j
TA Thai large anrl desirable property on the
corner of Market and Water'.treett.well '
calculated for ares .dence for business, or for
a residence and place of business. j
Thrre is a lar;e lllilPK Hoiie containinr; '
4 larSe room... the firat floor. bed-rooms on '
the second Hoor.and 2 larse hntshed rooms on
,he lhirJ A Kuchen and v.'ashlH.ue adjoins. ;
There are also a spacious Ccllar.larze Cement '
"""Tn, a Pump, and Well of pood water, a
Siahle, and all necessary Ontbinldines.
rr lerms Ae. apply to Ueo. K. Mliler, Esq
S. E. DAVIS.
i.ewisnure, swpi. .... isju
New York Adv'ts.
THK (ililiAT HEM ED Y, i
4 BOUT which so much has been said and i
f Dublittheit. is a mo ml' as. ho has not ;
heard ot the MEXH'AM MUSTAXG LIXt-
MHXT? Many millions of bottles have been I
sold and used tu cure Kheumatism, l lccrs, .
Sores, Uruises. Sprains, King-worm, felons, ;
l, e"'"' p ZTXZZ L Tn! I
sore Fes. Kar-achc. INmp.es, Swollen Joinis
"r I.i.nlis, Cuts, Scalds, or Scahl-head, Numb I
"r Limbs, Cuts, S
I'alsv. l.tininn nr
or frosted feet. Warts, or any
,',,,:, ,
lhat can be reached bv an
external remedy. And it has always been ;
successful. It . twC.ILT eooB in healinff
WoanjSt scTcbfSt saddle or harness Galls,
or any sprain, soreness or stiffness, and it is
warranted m core Spavin, Ringbone, Splint,
or roll r.vu. on norscs.
tyThe Liniment is put up in three sizes.
and retails at 25 cts, 50 cts, and $1. The large
bottles contain much more Liniment in propor
tion to the prices, and are therefore cheapest
To Country Merchants.
Every store shnnld be supplied with this
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A. lM.il-.. i:..,.. Caatl Iraoaliu do j
Jhn llr-rttol. Jr.. K-
t I'Lilailrlf'lua.
J. Haliow'T .k IWm, llarriavLurg.
r... II. V. KTw-r, f . ..
J.II.Arp A (-..l'ar?To.
N,'l', Uttifratr A Co.. .Milt-n.
. Munry.
Simon Sliiifr, K-q.
t-f-oi-jr- Herri to-, K . IlitehrHl0.
Win. WVaTrr. lntuurTilIe.
-n. m. r. rarr, a
T. Mr. i.it.v.i, firah.. r, f
Williamsport.
J:imr II. Mnlinr. Ki-i-i
M'll- nry i l.u-b. J-tim-j S.or.
J. t. II ni inn, tj) . Lork llarrii.
t CAUIv, UEISE V CO have the larevt
Yt h -. . f ,.r i . . . ir
" "u--- ...
Baltimore, always "ivinc; quick despatch to
boats in discharging llieir carri es. Cinal?
FITS: FITS! FITS !
Tilt TtitTAM. tXrKI-T
EPILEPTIC PILLS,
For thf rare f t'it,Spttm Cramp, ait'i uli
y'trvutta and CoiixtituLunul D:ttitj.
IEKSDNS who are laboring iitnler this
iliMressitiff malailv will find llie VEtiKT
ABI.E EPII.EPTH; I'll.l.S lo be Ihe only
remedv ever discovered lor curing Epilepsy,
or Kallllli; t its.
Th-aa I1II rB. a aprriSr artlnw on th narrr.tia
aT.trm.ar.danh.Ui.-hthrYrrpr,l.arr.tr.prriallv f.,rthr
l-nrx- 01 runoff ru. inry win Da a.nn.i 1.1 r-ial tarn-
rflt fr all prv" atMirt-d with wk Bfrirf. or ho
nrrroua rntm ha hvii prtratl or nhattrrfl from
any tu v whatrvt-r. la chronic emp)ainu. or divacii
of i'tPK tanlinc. rtuprno'lurrd bj nerToiUDra,lhpy art-r-dinty
b-m-l.rial.
frirr j:t pf r hox. or two Mjn for f "- Prpnnf tnt of
th-l'.t.'nt-lms a r-m it !. will haT th IMIU m tit
th'm through th mail. fr-w of Ft .
SKTH a'. II AXCK, No. UV. IttLTtwnRr Tiirr.T. IUitimor,
)).. to wh'Wt frdt'm from all part of th l:niuB niunt
atUrt--!. pot-paul. 1 1t4,
Philadelphia Adv't
s.
JPfrirffl lT'lttttfff tf
vfVtAii,?; less than 2 ounce.
OR the core of HKII.MA or RI PT( RE
.Acknowledsred by the hiffhest niCtfiral
auihiirities of i'hiladeliihia, inct.inpar.ibly mi
pern. r lo any other in use. Sullerrrs will I e
ratitie l tn learn lhat the occasion ni.w i t!'i r
to procure not only the ivVAra tind iw.t er.-t.
but as tlurabte a Truss as any other, in iieu i f
ihe cuiiil. runs and nnroiiiloriablc article ti-'i-ally
sold. There is no dittieiiltv attendinr;
tilling, and when the pad is located il will
retain its position with.-ut chance.
Persons at a distance nnal le to call en the
snhseriber, can have the Truss sent to any
address, by rnuttine Five Uoliais lor the sin
gle Trus. or 7t for the double w ith measure
around the hips, and stalinr; the side aff.rted.
lt will be eichanjed lo suit h" not liuint-. l v
reluruiiit; it atouce, uusoile 1.
For sale oiilv bv the Importer.
CAI.EII H. -EEUI.ES.
Cr. Twelfth A; Kace ts, Vhlnil ..
I J I.aJies reii.irinc; the betietit of .Mecha
nical Supports, owins: to derangement of the
internal organs, including iallmii of the wnn.b,
vocal, pulmnnary.dyspeptic, nervous, and spi
nal weakness, are informed that a compet..rtt
and experienced lWy will be in attendance at
Ihe Hiinms. (set apart for their exclusive ne1
No. Ill TWKLFTH St. i,t doorabove Kace.
Iyo33
- ... . , m.
i..Vr ) WindOW ShadeS.
'hl ' ( 13
G. L. MILLER & CO.,
Manu ftirtttrt ra and 11 htdoult r A'r tail Vrahrit in
w . v . . .
11 ' I.M'U" MI.MII.S South-west corner
f l ?st.Ct,, an,l .reh JSts. I'hiLuit hhic.
Nnch a. (Juthe's Landscapes, Herders. Vases,
Scrolls, Diuitiets, Hold Itonlers. Ac. of the most
beautiful designs and perfection of finish in
hte country, and at such Low I'ricrH as
to challerr;e all competition. HuIVand White
Holland:, ambries, I assets. Curds, Brasses.
lll Z:
at the Depot, s. W. corner 2d & Arch. Fhilad.
Jan. lri.'.l 4m511
BUILDING HARDWARP
W " 1 "nU"Mnt
Tool Store exclusively,
The turrfst Establishment nf the kind in the t".i'.
Win. JI. M'Clure &. Bra.
No. 287 Market St. above Seventh, Philad.
MA.M FACTl KERSf Depot for Locks of
all kinds, warranted quality. ' Patent
Silvered, Glass Knobs."
Premium Porcelain Knohs.overlOO patterns.
Silve. -plated Knobs, Hinges, Ac, with the
most complete assortment of all the Modern
Goods in this line.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine
Stock. Catalogues sent by Mail if desired.
Hot Air Rgitert and Ventilator at
factory Priren.
Itf'AII orders put up under the immediate
supervision (if the Firm.
CALL AXD SEE IS.
Rm5I9t
Tea Nights in a Bar Room,
And what I saw There.
BT T. 8. ARTHUR.
Ten Thousand Copies in a Month.
rplllS powerful work, acknowledged by all who baee
depirmTh.".7T.Jn.,p..
.ketebea, illaatrating the .Sect, ef Taa.rw keeping en.1
Rnm drinking, not only on individual, thrmarl.ee, bat
inenmmnmtH-aatlarge Ibe .tory of liltle Mary Slor-
gaa and nerfalba-r, who'ie rrloraiej by her d-votion and
death, iaaioue worth thr price of the book.
byTie"." ,Z
Airenu are wanted in every town and county of the
United Statea, to aell aa edition gotten np .pecmlly r
them, beauUfully illuitratedwith n Sne mrxaotint en
graving, oy aartatn.
Il l apacimrn 'epy will be eent (poet paid) on re
ceipt of the price, TS eenta.
The larjrett eommieaion will be p.i.1. Addreee
1. W. niUUI. I V. PnMiabar.
No. li North t'uutth Street, I'auladet.liu
TruNwc:, Supporters,
LACE hTIX-KIMjm to.
der Braces, and ,l
8urg:ealApPratu,,BdBl''
dases. applicd and war,,,,!,'
faction, t.y Dr. and Mrs.M j l t?
ic Fire uauiaciioii. i-y ar.ann .urs. fj av
A CHAN, No. 4 I "Wth (SEVENTH Hi'.-'
...... . ' , . "tlett.
' Mudtlpkia.
'J'he "real number of Females reliecr A
i... Ure Ul'l .. L . tft
l porters, warrants her in r n. menrfini
ii sup. rur lo anyihin? of tLe kind ever or'!
. , , t,i,;..,
- r
TflFli Ii-av rcpfcifully to r;,l! ,h I'.v c f
attention to my Etahltl)ti.f nt.
Si.uth Fill R''M St.' (below t hesiriu-).',
il ltta, for the n.Enufsctnre arul sale ,f i,
f!op"i. where I will alway-. le it, rn-air,.,
to am nd to any ord rs I may le fav'.rr-.t .;.
I am pieared to fur nih Em rV j.rs . f.t.,(
','itahly. Mt and d. sc riptu n, V. l,c:rE , ,
lfctail.ihr.-'.tran.nt ra'ir.r'a;n and
I would a'-o fail ati;ln.n t.. the li e s,r,.-.
in:, En'ravin?, I'rir.in.s, ai.d Kri,!ii,:r.j c
Itnsineva; Carii.-- lor Envel- ;i-J.eiter hra.-,
liill-he.nls. Tards. I.'irctilars. Ac., a'; tfica'
I ttirnt-h at rry low rate'. Sitimpir.? i:ri
prevents llieir i!"ll- to ihe I,-r rjjr.ff
With latetil nitichir.es rf the I.tm iirrrira.
m'Tits fi r eirl-r sin, prinfmr. Ar, 9 f,r
the liiaiiufacttire f I'r.-. ":ore.pr;j erarrf,.
i ty f.r eeeniii7 er'i-rs wrh dra'c!t arIr
their delivery by Eprf.-s Lines era e
agreed upon. I (an r.ot fad to ci.n.f . :t n .t
I esc. i any tui.er esia!.,;x u,, m ,.f ibr . tA
in the M'orid.
II. n.i:'rr;ith;c Enre!(-.,
contn fitly on hr.inl, srn;
SvCII i lirintirtr i-fficf , aio
(lyS!77M)
i f which mav U
i f Ji-.'tnird Eti,
W.M. D1.BERT.
Philadelphia Eprirg Trade--1851
U .1 ISV.MGHT, WO 7 . r;To.Y, fLOYD
i:2 Market S't. k 2:5 Merehant St.
Itnjivr'irn and t',lsult PffiUrs in
Ma,:ic K raury iry Goods.
VKE pnir rereirir? a very GE.ERL
AOKTME.NT of
Donicctic ani Jcrcign abrirs,
suitable f. rboth 'ity and Ccuntry Tnde.inJ
w hich they cfi'er at rery . tc pritri. fr
Cah, or to Prompt Six -Months' Men.
'IrW'e solicit an examination of carstoca
by City, .eii;hbcrin2 and llistant Buyers.
CirUWCEY IlfLBl'RT,
WITH
Waiiiwriiiil Hunuigtuui Floyd. 152 Market
l:lni.Hii-Jj St. ritikdilpkia.
I .Vr.TIO.VERT.
ClK.MI. A FI I.TO.N. 18 South EIGHTH
Mrert, 1'hiladelphit: be" leave to calf
ihe aitention of Country I'ealers. Schools, and
persons vi.mr? the Cnv, to their complete'
assortment of Englith, Frrneh, and Ameriecn
.STA Tli'XER V.which they are selling M bole
sale and Ketail on ihe most reasonable terms.
Their stork comprises trrru roriry i.f Cap,
Letter and .Note Paper and Envelopes. inciud
inrf a full aaortinrnl of ihe celebrated coeds
ot lie l.a Rue Co. and Thes Rheads A Mn
of London. Also
Im.. and -vIerl Pene. Dran-iaa Pnr.lc iFrf
ber's and others'). Iraw?r7 Parer. Bris'.el
Hoard. Si alir Max. Ink. Ii.a.'aniis. t- I'zrn.
Crool.e'.U'iisterihilms'arid o'hrr t::.e Cuilery,
IVrfnot aies. Pi eiet Bocks. P;.r:fi lii s. Wril
ini Desks. A.c. Ac Tersi ns ris.ticg tbe City
can have their r'per and envelepes embcsd
with their inilinh without extra charje.
Orders Irom Healers and institiitiena rf
leariiinc rrpectliiUv solicited and lilted wr.lt
the strictest tnte-rity rim517pd
Millotv Wiire, ic.
II. ( (II I.TKK, VJ South SECOND St..
1'hiluthif h a. S d. ors above Chestnut. East
side. I'npi rirrand .Vai.u:actnrcrail kinds it
"1 ' !1. 1.( 1 V A AI'.K I 'onsistinsj in r.t't ci
y tl.e f. n.m ii.r. Lad. es'Traveh' e Bas
kets. .-rii L.:si,ets. Kli.v.cr Itaskets, t'Crce
Itaskrts, Sear Baskets. I :a:n. Fancy ; Em-l.ro'dere-t
liaskets. Ladies Wcik s-jr1. an'?
Seu in? Chairs t f bcaw!:.rul design ar.i! excel
lent i ikiiiar lnp, which he Ca seili; g ntcar
k.ibly tin up for Ci-.sii.
Just received frrm fierrnarv. a Tnrce
and varied assoiiirem cl FAM V (.UCls.io
w hich the auiutu 11 cl the j u! Uc is t -; ic:.
I'tiH v invitfj fimMit:.'''.
I'lirenolosy.
ro u i. ti; s. n-f ii.s-. , ci., aojf .v;.rr rnFR
J I ave c rened a rhrtnvhairu.' ' linrt
and (. tvrt. at ': Al.'Cll ST..
-'j'-: between Ciii and th. I'tihidrlphw,
i 4r. r.r.'ir.. 1 ...rni.l. ill ik.lf
t s - and are r rer ari d to torn
Works en Phrench cy. i
' llvdrcpathy. .Magnetism.
s, opraphy, at .t Vcrk p
Works i n I'hrer. li rr. Phraie'i eT.
in. and I'hon-
prices.
r r : t a. ... . I. la -.r-tr -ata.l
i riitMtiai i,diiiiii1iiit'ii.iiiivii.ii.' f4
f:i vr.u. ,t,.,rnrr., s of character, etven
dav and eienin?. Lv" Cabinet free to vist-
tors lvS17c5,!q
ZI.C I'tlSTS.
(V
NK-TIUItll CHEAPER TH t-V V IffTE
LEAD, ai:d free I rem all roisoncus
ualtMi-a.
HIE .FW JFKSFr 7iyc mvy.l.vr. haa rc
cri ally cnlai-. 1 it r.r w r... and in.pii,.d ibe e.nainy
i t t t.' T i ! -'it. I- ar.- -- i .-.rr.l t.- .-a.-. "Jte orilrra fi-r lh- ir
&UIEK10K I .IS1S, Hry. an.) browed in oil. ia
a.-r..in-ii ai k;... .1 tr- in to .'.i n p, uDila ; aiao
VIO . in barr-Ia. of Uv il pf'Ul.dii rai h.
Itw-ir t I1ITK .IM alii, b ia ri.ld Jit or crrnc.l in
i'tl. ia wannnt.d ure and nuaurfaad fc-r bty and
unitoini w Lit. nr?a.
nirthii of pr.-farr.tion haa reerntly been dier-arr,
aLii-h .u.-illi li.r t nifana to warrant tlie:r paint." to
' kirp frr.h ar.l ...ft in thi- keca for .ny reaai n.Me lime.
In thia n--a-rt llirir i-aiLU will be aupcrior to .ny cliwr
III the roark.-t.
Thi-ir 1 Ki N 7.1NC PAINT, wfcirh ia aolj t a low
j frirr. anil ran i-nl le nietle from the 7.ine err'a frrm
' Nrw Jrrat-v.i.- now well lnin lur ita protrctiae iH.li
' tl wli.-n a hrd to in-n or oihrr metaiie anrt.ora.
Their .-TONK (VlJiK PAINT foaeaara all tlie preper
; lica of tl.e Itn wn. ami t. r.f an ajrreraMc color frr iaia
I ting t'ottagra. i-cpula, Out l.wiMinca. Itiatc.-a. Ac.
lltlM II A Rlt7AK.S.
Wh. l. aale Paint l.a:,-ra ami Importers
S. W.cor.of Utkand Market Sla. i".aiV'l -rim.'-
.t-1
SPOKTfMEX! The subscriber haa on hand
a larze and well selected stock ef Gons,
1'istols, Revolvers, Kifles, Game Bags, Powder
Horns, hot Ponrhes, Ac, as follows.
Sinple barreled Shot Guns from $ 3,00 to $ 2
Double do do 10.00 to 40
Smooth cul Rifles 10.00 to 19
rj.wls
do 10.00 to IS
j Foster's PuTwiat Rifles, very line 10.C0 to !
Revolvers 7,C0 to
p:-.-.. , , f
1 IOI ovc.w
Comprnin? in all the best assortment t" p"
founr ,n (his rrton.and at LOWER PRICES
i ,hl"ide, o'lanelpbta. la
i conclusion, sire him a call and be convinced.
t o RICH A RDSOX. Hardward Store.
3 dorrs north of the Bank.Pontt'-
To Scbool Dlrcfrs.
BLANK Contracts wi'V. Teachers, and r
dera on Trra.-rre r, at I 'hrcn:c Cffc.
in