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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19

GRaHAMs MAGAZINE persons
DESTROYS Of taking this Magazine, the best
literary periodical published in the United
States at Tro Dollars per year, accord.
ing 10 our previously published arrange.
meni, vii! please hand in their several
amounts before the las, Of mex, week, a,
which time we design forwarding The a.
mount then on hand
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19
pATrNT MEDICINE ADVERTISING.

~ sAxnras. We in thank you TO return US our
order H. Blske.y, a. We better plan to make
~ sstiol.s Ino than advertising n paper -
go per annum; had your paper r.snsc,sSio price
.-Sus q you are not anxious we esn 20
New York, Nov. 9Th, isSe'
We have few remarks to make ~ relation y
The above ungtntlen,aniy letter and they WI ap-
nlv very forcibly to what We have sa'd ieeeh.ly
IN re.pect 10 our contemporaries aiding, BY halt
mice advertising, to flood the west WIN IRE
spon.ible and qaack preparations. Last sep.em'
her q Young man protesting 70 be agent o. fad
mau & Co., OF New York, called upon Us IN our
capacity Of druggist, and requested Us 70 TAKE
some Of their preparations on commission. We
informed him that being unacquainted Win 'heir
medicines, and already having others on haha
which we were desirous OF returning, We prefer
red not receiving them. Two months afterwards
we received 4 letter from Radray 4 20. stating
that their young man had called epon ana az
noin,ed us an agent for their medicines, and Of
The same time requesting to know 'hc iowes'
terms upon which We would insert an enclosed
advertisement ofnelrly column ~ isns'h. An
order on Blakeslv, Of s.. Louis, Tor SIX dozen OF
their med cine was also included. We wrote 70
them very kindly in reply, stating that We could
not advertise that amount for less than iofy dol
lars per annnm. The above IS the answer. Not
content with subjec,ing US 70 two hostages ana
robbing Us Of our time. they add insult anu 'aise-
hood. Men so viciousy constituted VIII have
no hesitation in palming npon the pubic pe'nl-
cious drugs, even At the expense OF human 'i'e,
and il is 10 warn that public, through the medium
of our humble sheet, Of any medicines bearing
the names OF RAILWAY & Co, that we have made
the above remarks.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19

RATHER SMALL IN LOUIS NApoLEoN.--A
most extraordinary action is spending in the
French Courts II seems that when Louis
Napoleon was confined in the fortress OF
Ham, no was informed BY some of The Of
ficials that if he could procure ten lhousand
pounds he would lie released from his CON
finemont. The Duke of Brunswick fur
nishel The cash, and Louis Napoleon escap-
cd. Ills serene fliehness now wants tho
money back; and his Eycellcncy the Presi-
dent, being unwilling or unable TO 'fnrk
up" the Duke has sued for the amount,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19

Gov. BRIGcs. Iowa CITY cores.
ponden, Of the Upton Times speaks thus
wit,ily and truly of the late message Of the
late Gov. Briggs
The Message Of Governor Briggs is
undoubtedly the ablest document ever
submitted by him, and the only spec
ulation about il is ''who wrote iit' Such
10 the curiosity lha, reward is offered Of
Bic. 10 ascertain the fact,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19

FIRE.-Sone time during the night Of
Friday last the school house in District No
l, Buffalo Township, about "a miles from
this place, was burnt TO the ground. Il
was a good frame house and had been
erected but about one year. Ms. Hamph-
rev, the teacher, lef, all safe when he reti-
red for the evening and supposes its des-
truc,ion to have been the work Of an incen.
diary.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19

oive "aid and comfort" to bis own, let nm
espousc the cause Of his county aud seek TO
carry ous a principle that has heretofore
governed his party, by breaking down =
monopoly that is 40 incubus upon our pros
|neritV
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19

There came a ran Oft the boat who had a whirlgig
in his head. He had Inhaled the fumes OF the aembc
until his Nj its we're ia whiri. Things animate and
inanima,s ~hiflsd Around him. until he stopped and
stood si apparently iHncyiny himself the oil
ton. He off the boat to take look at this good
ly city of ours Circing around, he passed the print
ing ONCE door, circumnavigated the post in front,
sheered oil into the street, and again bore for the OF
fee. Twice and again he repeated the manoeuyre,
thea seerei for the boat, satisfied that there the
bgyes, lot OF printing Offices this Town OF any other
Of as sAa 10 the Sest!--Dsvenpori liows) GaIette.
We have few OF the above accurate observers
IN our ciiy but since Father Mathews visit a.
mong Us they have become rather scarce. We
saw perhaps the same Traveller " ho took the free
dom Of Davenport in our streets yesterday. lie
could not stand cree; only with the assistance OF
a lamp post; but still be insisted on being shown
10 the neafesi church. As We did not think he
would make useful member especially in the
situation ne was then in, we pointed out 10 him
the NJ rhet house, and the las, we saw Of him he
had ioca iei himself on one Of the stalls and was
loudly insisting to some interested boys that he
was in a church pew. This must have been the
individual who reviewed the Davenport printing
Offices. -.uemphis Tsnn.) Eapres.s
After circulating around, much as did
the victim Of the still, our little paragrap'i
has nj length journeyed south Of Mason g.
Dixon and there found an equal. lf visi,
from Father Mathew will thin out such
representatives Of fallen humanity, let us
endeavor 10 obtain his kind services in the
spring, AT which time he has promised to
visit this region Of country.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19

INSANE l1osPIrAL BURNED The Insane
Hospital at Augusta, Ne. was entirely dos
troyed by fire on the 9th inst and twenty.
eight persons persisted in the hatues. in
GLIDING Henry James the Superintendent,
who lost his life in the cndeayor 10 save
those who were under his charge. Loss
about $4,000.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19

FIRE IN ST. LouIs.-On the 9Th inst a
fire broke GU, in the establishment ofLynch
s. Co. on Fourth between Locust aud o.
i've s,s., ST. Louis, which consumed tina,
ard several Of the adj.cen, buildings
Loss, S62, 500. Messrs Porter e. Hayens
we're the heaviest losers
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19

GEaReE WILLIAMS aud THaMAs BR wv
ARRESTED some weeks since for the mur-
der Of Mr. HARVEY J. HEwfrr, near Poo
ria, Ill.--have been tried before the Peoria
county Circuit Court. found gail,y, aud
sentenced 10 suffer death on the 2Oth Of The
present month. They have confessed the
crime.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19

The Grand Jury Al tho November term
of the District Court for the county Of Lee.
found forty bills Of indictment. "lnlepen.
dent OF the criminal datket," says cores
ponden,, ''(~hieh presents seventy three
casesI there are in all one hundred and
sevent,.two cases for trial. This is The
place for lawyers.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19

TELEGRAPH UNDER WATER--There arr
at present three lines Of submarine ,ele-
graph wiro in working order under the
Hudson river, four under The Connecticut,
tro under the Delaware, aud eight lines
ander the lIarlaem river, all coated with
gutta percha. And one on O'Reilly's line.
under the river in Chicago.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19

RAILROAD CONFERENCE.-The proceed
iugs OF the Railroad Convention held in
Iowa City on the 9th inst, we're no, pub.
lished in the papers Of that city until the
llih. We will endeayor TO find roam for
the resolutions and memorial nex. week.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19

DR.. C. RoMrSGToN, German physician
of Chilicoihe, is writing work on The shells
of the Scio,a river, fnmed among conchoIo-
gists rs the most beautiful of fresh water
shells 10 the United States.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19

BLAcKsMirnING.- refer our readers
TO the advertisement Of Mr.. Crowly. In
shooting or doctoring horse he cannot be
excslled.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19

WEALTH OF MsGicraSs.-Blliz, "!"s.'
and'c other popular magicians 10 'h's =. mi
try, are well known. and highly es'e'. Z,
for their many excellent qnsliies '' IN
zens. Signor Bliiz it is estimated, 4
about $4,000; Wyman, The rf'u. ~.
Magicians,) 500, 900 all made by DE- =. S O.so.
vailed tricks; Herr Alexander 80. "a,
Monsieur Adricn S20,0M, and J. h'''"'
ton $50, 900. Chicago jour.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19

JOHN LONG, the Human Prairie Wolf is
The title Of a work in course Of publication
in New York. John was bad man., bn,
not quite SO wicked as to deserve the above
appella,on.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19

N.iyhhar LACosslrr, Of the Masca,ine
Enquirer .solitarv aud nlone has put q
ball 10 mn,ian," which il /, failed to roll
has succeeded in convincing Us, that in the
expression OF opposition to Davenport, in
which he 81 freely gives ntterance through
his paper, he occDpies the same ground he
did in The Convention 90 mentioned in the
extract from the Upton Times made be.
ln.. Oar neigh COR needn't be SO ultra
jealous Of Davenport, there is room enough
back Of each place for expansion without
our corporation limits interfering:
After oil the solemn declarations OF Mus
catine tina, she was in favor Of Davenpor,
as The starting poin, for The Council Bluffs
Road. the delegate from that county ap-
pointed on The committee TO draft Resoln
tiaas, &c, FIR the action OF the Convention.
(rciug ~ less man than The sile editor Of
The Mnsca,irc Enquirer} moved in the
ccmin,,ee-cousis,ng Of one from each
couniv--ihat Davenport be stricken out Of
The memorial. and Upon this motion Id the
committee the gentleman had the satisiac-
ton % recording his own vote, aud geilin.
one other 10 vote with hun.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19

THE high wind that prevailed 10 this
vicinity, about fortnight, since, blew down
The walls Of the 2Gd story Of the Normal
School building, in Jackson county.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19

DEATH OF ZacHARIAu PoULsoN. The
philadelphia papers announce the death of
Zachariah Poulson Esq, one Of the oldest
printers and publishers in the United
States.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19
DETTERLINE.
Iowa Cry, Dec. IA, 1850.

Iowa Cry, Dec. IA, 1880.
Nj S4spERs:--The consideration of the code
OF laws reported by the Commissioners OF reyis-
ion Messrs. Woodward, NJ ison and Hampstead,
has for the most part occupied the attention Of
the two Houses the pas, week. BY inadysr-
lance, or other wise, but copy of the code
was furnished, which The Senators had the good
fortune to obtain. This Kind or Partially was
received with a bad grace by the House, but at-
Ter some Walls of wrath had been exhausted, and
several days had passed, they received by way
of favor from the S.na,e, several chap ers Of the
code Tncse portions OF the code had only teen
made 10 transmit them 10 use Houc-and carri-
Cd.
A moot preposierous move was made in the
Senate--to adopt the whole code without exam
nation or amendment, and s'try ihem,n as I
heard member remark, "ter two wears, any
how .r--,hat is 60 to the expense Of having the
whole code Comprising perhaps seven hun ired
pages Of manuscript pubshed and then when
the two years have rolled by, and the. necessity
Of amendment has become SO inevitable us 10
compel action, be obliged 10 order the printing
Of a. new edition, and lodge the old ones in the
garrets and by-places Of the capital TO be mond-
men,s Of their folly. This is the course proposed
to be pursued by the picayune economists OF tho
present legislature. They are Tic Kind OF men
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19

On Wednesday OF last week TOOL Pc
gers were crossing. the Mississippi VI
ice at Dubuque.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-19

THE WEATHER. During The past week
the weather has been remarkably plessa ut,
and mild as pleasant, it we may except
one day, as vii! be seen by The following
statement shown by the thermometer hung
In tho oman mir al snnrisa.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-02

SHORT DArs.-The days are so shor! at
ho,h ends. Just now. lhsl there is no mid
de a, ali-mornns and night fairly dove
tail together. We get off our roosl in The
morning with the rest Of ihe chl:kens-put
on our he-panlaIelts-so TO the glass and
fix The vegetation al our capu'-ihen turn
aronud and bump our nasal Proiuhcrance
right smack against SHUTDOWN. We then
take a slice Of bread and toast I:-(,hars
breakiasr laya BIZ Of meat upon n--thar'
dinner) place another slice OF bread 50 'ked
IN tea, top Of lha,-(whch is suPper) then
dev our ihe whole. and @ to bed again. Oh,
these January drble,s o. light called Gays.
are so insignificant, that's it's herdIy worth
.ne's while to get up al all but lie dorm.
mt ike a wood chuck in the winter. As
we heard Paddy remark yesterday. "And
fairh, the days are nothing at all. BE me
soul, lis dark btfore It's night.'
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-02
DECEMBER,
1)it ano Guu,or.
Big D:iudia,

In Nashville, many years suo. r. 6icd n
gentleman Of great ho,piislity. large for
tune, and though un-ducated. Of h rd knot
s-nse. C,i w. had been elected 10 iht
Legislature. and had also been jud.e cf III,
county Ut. Ills elevation had ma.ie hin
somewhat pompous. and loni of using b.
words. On his farm he had large on
rall-d Big Brrndie," which ire9u-.'ly
broke down lis nrigtbor's Gncrs, and
rommi,ird o;her drpreja'i'n. much Ia III.
Colnn-i's ANNOYANCE.
One morning ai:er break fa,i. in presep-r
Of .onc gentlemen -ho hsd STAYED VI h
him over night, and who were no. on
tteir wav 10 town, he cai.d h.. userIeer
aud laid 10 hi,r-
"Mr. Aien, d-.ire Won la im;ound
Biz Rrindc. IN order thai may hear ~
more an',nsd,cr.lous relative 4" his s,eraa
Jrprdaii,ius.'
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Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-02
Get the Best /,

4 LII young persons should have STANDARD
N Dictionary at their elbows. And while
you are about it, get the bet: that Dictionary is
Moan WEssrEn's, the great work, unabridy, d
II you are too poor, save the amount from off you
back, 10 put it into your head.-Phrsnolo..j Jour
ID. Dr.Webster's great work is the bes, Dictionsr,
Of the English language. London Morn. Chron
Containing three times the amount Of matter O
any other English Dictionary compiled in ,hi,
country, or any abridgment Of this work.
Published by G & Z Merriam. Springfield, Mass
and for sale at the Cheap Bookstore of
May 30 ST LYNDALL, Lewishurg
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-02
S-'t-. :ssS uerMan PHYSICIAN.
r.so,S A. IL. THORNTON. ". ID.

WHO has been regularly educated IN
w the University o. Mar! land. aud an
u uor.t, Graduate Of Cas'lelon College OF
Vrrmo.l. euJ . Member cf the M'.9ica'
aud Pn,losnphica Society Of the STATE OF
M.r,lund, offers his professional services
IN al the branches OF the Healing Art To
he cirixeos OF Le~sburg aud It's vicinity.
lie ha. b-es engaged in the praci,ce ol
p.edirine, in Luzerne county in this State,
COR nearly thirteen yearS-irom whence
he brings i-iIer. OF recommendation from
The fr.r mru 10 that and Columbia county,
IS rega,ds his Standing in the profession OF
u.dirine, and HI. genera! character. VIZ:
Hon John n Nconynsham Eev Narm'iuke Pesree
Zibs Eennet Charles hale'us
Andrew BeasnOnt J ii Young
81 HesdIsy Drs Wilson
E. HB Wight =" Thos w Mir0
X W Nicboison. Esq warner
J-.ss Bowman, E,q fohs
Ch.s y Bowman. E-a Sleek
Re, Thomas Bowman
NIB. DIT. may be found a, his office
., the Drug store 90 the east side Ct Mar
k.t 81. uexl to WalI>' store, Or nj his resi-.
ieucc 5, door below KIine's hotel.
t.ewi.burg. Jan. 5. ls49
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-02
FANGY GOODS,
NOTION AND VARIETY STORE

"AVING taken the new Drug Establishment,
Ill Of SchgGe 4 Chamberlin, l would res
peclfullv announce to my friends and the public
that have replenished my stock and will keep
constantly on hand large. fresh and we'll selec.
ted stock Of pure Drugs. Medicines &c. which |
o'Ter At Wholesale aud Retail. by stock being
entirely new and purchased tor cash at low rates
in the Philad'a market, l am enabled to sell al
lower prices than ever offered in this region
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Dye Stuffs, Patent Med, Glass,
Perfumery. Oils, Paints, Liquors,
Fancy Notions, Variety Goods,
Fruits, and Confectionery,
with large variety Of other article. usually kept
in Drug establi. hmentr. Thankful for pas, lib
rral patronage. hope TO merit its continuance.
Persons wishing to procure pure and fresh
Medicines, are particularly invited to give me o
cuiI before purchasing elsewhere, as all Drugs
are carefully inspected before offered for sale aud
all Medicines manufactured I'y myself are war
ranted good. Having q practical knowledge Of
the businrss from upwards Of ten years experts
sroe, later nysrl II that am competent judge
nf the same.
All orders eni, listed to ue will be promptly
attended to. an.; my Iriends may rely upon get.
ting evsry,hiug Of the very best qnainy.
CIV. SChlFFLE. Druggist.
L~~is'" -. ,S19
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-02
Myers Liquid Cure!

I IS a rn>i,lve aud ,evcr failing Kennedy
ior PILES, whether l"'e'nal, Ex'
/ rcr,,I Rand or tii,t.,i,ng- S,'rniua, " hle
Sseii,nyS. u'rrrs. u,'erarrd Sore lnroa''
C.,nk-r Sore NJ m'h, Rhrumai'sm. Cu'h' :
:. ~ Diseases, .NcfcryiA AGccfrons &c -
also inr Scalds, Banu,, Cuts, SPrains, biui-
! ,cs, a. &c.
We re.. Jus, fled ia proci,ming the Fact TO
49,. WoI. ,,., Of al medicines ever h'oi hfoir
b.. ,,,h,,r p,ue have ever heen more hrn' hcisl
a. af,,,ct,J hnn.ni,, thin Nysrs' Liquid Cure.
~, Know ,s,. Is saving a great deal. but d We
,.,. 10 write volumes could not say too much
a. praise OF THE
arxG.tirr-rn"LoSei>S n'Ntnt.
1unJ,el.. nav thousand. hlss. the haPpy hou'
h., Il =, they were made acquainted with lis
,r,us-rod ~, virtues; and our presrn; purpose l.
"a ,,f,,n oher thou a,ids. how and where th"y
NAY ,,,,,,in ,ha, t. lief which they perhaps have
long sought for ia VAN.
m. sr,e, ;or excellence Of this preparation
,y.r al other medicines. for the speedy and per-
,,o,cp, -pre of PILES. is weli known TO all ~ho
have ,e,,el il. (, has been proved III thousands
e;us,,pc,s and has NEVER FAILED 10 cure tne
,,..y oh >y;pgte rn,ls and are confident II riH
,,r.r f,,I if used proper lensih OF time aceo'o
;n,, ., dir, ,r,,ors. As proIf OF our en'i'e coh-
,,cnrc in H. .iliracy. we assure all purchasers 'ha'
4 .fe, a p,oprr ;ri,l. i, pove nchec'uai' 'he
" ,nev paid for i, will be returned.
Tb. I.;,uid Cure is an siiectual remedy '"i
pnovorm. Bile.. Pimples, B.bers l'ch' ."-""
Limb. Cb,Ib,a,n.. Salt Rhrun. Musquao ID"
-,,ngs Of poisonous Insects and Cu'aneous o''ea''9
,f every description
giving Immediate and pcrmanrn. reet'
H., effects as a rea! Pain Killer, are magical.
livery FAMILY II 1Hk LAND
-houId provide themselves with this insaiuao;e
Preparation the chcapn.ss Of winch Piaees
within The reach OF all.
Full Directions accompany each bo'"r
rampheis. containing copies OF eer'itcate'
from those who have les,rd the Liquid Cure' may
be had gratis of eur authorized agents
Nyers' Liquid Cure is prepared only ny
JEROME & CO 81 Sprsce st. New 1 OK
Agents C W Schsfile. Le~ishu's; J u "aSe''
Milton isso"o'<
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-02
Consumption disarmed Of its TerrorS |!

HASTINGS Compound Syrup ct Nap.
Ill fad-a positive cure for Consumption,
Decline, Asthma, and all diseases of The
chest and lungs-a single bottle will prove
It's efficacy.
The proprietor not only recommends his
NArTHA SYgUP, but warrants it 10 cure
Tie warrants it 10 act upon the chylc, and
purify il he warrants it TO remove all I'M
pedimenls which retard the free circulation
OF the blood he warrants il to open the
internal and external pores Of the body and
eject all the obnoxious particles which have
accumulated in the system he warrants it
as never! failing remedy in hectic lever,
night sweats, dyspepsia, liver complaint,
pain in the chest, and asthma and he war;
rants il to arrest the formation OF ,ubercles
in the lungs, and to heal those already
formed, so that persons in consumption
may take It with the most positive conf
dence Of cure, for its great seat of action
is the lungs, which it penetrates in all d.
rections. purifying ahem of everything
obnoxious in its progress, and which, il
applied according to directions, it can not
fail to leave in a perfectly healthy cond.
tion. Agent at Lewisburg-
2iO) c W SCHAFFLE.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-02
FERFUMERY /!

C,CUAEFLE has received choice as
y .or,men, from f. HOMssa and J..
Hauel. Perfumers, whose preparations are
eeiehraied-
Re,,.'Ou Pearl Powder
OK Marrow Fancy Soaps
Bay Water liar Dye
Cologne Wa,e, Shaving Soaps
Curling Fluid &c. &C. =,
Also-n general variety Of Jewelry and
Fancy Articles. S Spectac!es, Pencils, Wallets,
roo,hbrushes, Hairbru>hes, &c. DC.
G. W. SCHAFFLE.
Lewi.burg, May Is. la4S
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-02

EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE,
Annuity and IrUst Company.

Office. "a, Uaiaut Street, PhiiaaeLphia.
CAPirAL, S250,0G0-Charier Psfpetuai.I
H'HE Company are now prepared 20 transact
business upon the most liberal and advanta-
geous terms. They are authorized by their Charter
Gee. y "io make all and every insurance appef-
tanning to life rl.ks OF whatt kind or nature aud
to receive and execute tru- Is, make enlowmenis,
and to grant and purchase annuit.es." Fac Cou-
pany sell annui;ies aud eHdown.euts, aud act
trustees for minors and heirs.
Table cf Premiums reqaired far tie Assurance
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-01-02

PROFESSIONAL CouRTRsy.-Ai the con-
c,u>ion of The late Kilkenny sessions, the
assistant made some strong observations
upon the indirorous conduct OF the attorn-
eys of his court, "~ho did nohing." he
said, "but sneer a, him, aud endeavor to
cast ridrue upon him. But Ill bear it no
laassr." exclaimed The enraged judge. "as
this very nigh, shall wiite of aud insis,
upon being transferred 10 another county.
ID ,es Your worship think said Mr.. Mi
chacl I!yland, Solicitor, ad ires.l"g HIM
SELF TO he ira,e law dispenser, 'Iaat ne
morial, sisn,d by all tie attorneys of ih''
co.rr, LacAins our spi.iicnion, would b.
ofnny sssi,a"ce in ohtaln'ng your "tJ"r
A look Of oi'Yecuiur feroci,y was the only
sponse 10 the generous in;erroga.ory'