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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-12-03
From the AIississiPp'a,l.
LETTER FROM COT NEVILLE
Klnrwonn. Ootohcr oa. ls5O

NANhAUtsD tftNVlAA asof ANtfr
lEessrs. Fail a. Marshall On yesterday,
saw letter in Caution. IN which it was
stated that there w,.s an impression existing
in yonrtity, that there was concurrence OF
opinion between Gen. Foote and myself, on
The subject OF IL bins passed by the last
session cl Congress. am surprised that
any person should have made such a sug-
gestion, as had Thought tllat my speeches
and votes had put my opinions beyond ques-
ton or cavil SO far from ooncurring with
Gen. Foote, the conduct OF Col. Davis met
my most hearty approval; and all my votes
Indicated such an approval; and know OF
no vote given, amendment offered, or speech
made by COL Davis, which was not in con.
formity with my own views; and the same
ofmy colleagues in the House Of Represen'
tatives was opposed to the Omnibus bill
IN all its forms-and so voted; while we all
know that the position of Gen. Foote was
directly the opposite was OPPOSED to the
admission of California with ner Irregular
ties, her immense boundaries, and her anti
slavery constitution, gotten up by Execu
tive fraud aud free-soil influence and | was
also opposed to the dismemberment Of Tex
as, and was prepared in Congress or else
where, to resist those measures to any ex
tremity. Gen, Foote justi6es all that hal
been done, even to the abolition Of the slave
trade in the District Of Columbia, and give
his confidence and support to the govern
ment that has done it, My position is thu
Opposite. Yours, &c.
| w. McWILLIE.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-12-03

LIZ was Stlteu upon the authority OIL tHe
telegraph, that Horace Mann had come out
in favor of submission TO the fugitive slave
law. Such does not appear TO be exactly
the case. He only announced his deterni-
nation not to resist tile execution Of the law
while it is a law, but advocates its repeal.
He says
"For myself do not adopt the doctrine
Of forcible nullfcation. thrust shall new
er join mob to resist law. until am
ready for revolution. The only true and
enduring remedy is fepeal Those who
would forciby resist the law, lose half their
motive and impulse for repeal for if we
abolish il without repeating it, it will be
likely to remain upon the statute book, an
eternal monument of the nations disgrace
| Let effort never cease. until tho jury tfial
be obtained. "
This is undoubtedly more pacific conrss
than many Of the ultra abolitionists recon-
mend, but it is no less constitutional and ifi
just to the South. Torepeal the law woult
not only violate the mandate Of the eonsti
tuition, but would sanction the robbery ant
plunder Of Southern property. Il woul(
liegalize a species of piracy which has beer
going on for years, and which would ther
flourish, under the increased stimulus Of alb
|olition agitation, to such an extent that al
1.-THE barriers Of social security would be bro
ken down, and our people would be driver
to take up arms in defence of their right'
and institutions.
But the worst features Of Mr.. Mann's po
sition are not yet presented In the SAINT
| letter, accepting the nomination for Con
gress, while he recommends acqaescencei ii
the law, until it can be repealed, be goes OF
to say that .this view Of civil duty applioi
only to the city. 1t does not touch the fu
i gitiye' He thinks that the latter, unde
4 the sanctions of "higher law" has thu
| right, and that ID is his duty to resistthe law
| by force He thus breaches up rebellion
and treason to the ignorant fugitives, anl
becomes accessory to the violence and mur
der which he instigates them TO commit
What an awful responsibility does he thu
assume .--one which, il his suggestions arr
followed, would lead to the certain ans
speedy extermihation, in the words Of Jadg'
L Grier, Of all the blacks at the North, am
would whelm the South in the horrors 0
civil war.
Yet this Is the man whom a large part Q
The people Of Massachusetts would re.ece
to Congress. His Whole letter shows hin
reckless Of social duty, and fatally bent D
mischief
We have tIonght it proper thus toadver
to Mr. Mann's position, to correct the erc
neous impression produced by the telegraph
ic despatch. MoJile Register.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-12-03

BEAR IN MlND-That when the bill
for the abolition Of the slave trade in
the District was before the Senate
Gen. FooTE VOTED AGAINST striking out
the first section, the most odious fea7
trre Of the bill, whereby every negro
carried into the District for sale was
declared free. Foote lodged the vote
on the bill itself, but would have voted
for it had it been necessary for its pas
sage Vicksburg Sentinel.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-12-03
Fromiks Goiasrills Pias Knol
TRUE PATRIOTISM.

True patriotism evinces itself in de-
votedneSs to the State on whose soil
one gets his livelihood by whose laws
and institutions he is protected in per
son, and property, and all just rights
and pursuits; whose claims to ms iOy-
al support are natural aud direct. 1t
begins as charity should, at home.
The trne lrishman's loyal devotion is
paid to his own Erin--not TO the Brit
ish Government. The trne Southron
feels and honestly avows love and e.
deity to the South, first--his regard
for the government at Washington is
secondary, aud the action Of that gov
ernment receives his respect and sup.
port only when he conceives il legili-
mate and strictly in accordance with
the constitution OF the Union--which
Union he looks upon as league of
sovereign States, not a consolidation
of States into one State and only ens
titled to his support against foreign ma
tions not against one of the sovereign
parties to the compact resisting aggresr
sion, injustice and degradation from
sovereignty and independence. The
true Southroh neither loves norreveres
the Union, when that Union is BY
Northern construction and legislation
rendered NOMINAL for all harmonious
purposes and rightGul ends--actual on
ly for depressing and reducing its mem
bers to tho ingloiious state Of depend
ent subjects. In short the true South
ron is true and loyal to the South--to
the land we live inland this home,
potriotism burns, an ardent FEELING, III
his bosom it is no mere ilnc.soundiug
X rhetorical SENTIMENT. II is Southern
FIRE; not Northern MooNsllrNE. ltais
the kind Of fire which warns the heart
of man to love his own home and FAM
4 lily circle better than his neighbours. 1t
lis that fire which warmed the heartsof
Tell, Wallace, Emmett. Bozzarss
which warns the hearts Of thea arebelA
lious Irish, Poles and Cubans.a Itis
true patriotisn--and "iormidable toty.
rants only 10 transferg crush or OBJ
4 literate this Observation-Disclosures
Hing amor patrisE--ever has been, and
. still is, a leading object Withfdespnlss
n and oppressors. The Russian Czar for
this butchers and baDishes6 thousands
Of patriotic Poles England, for tliiss
transports Erin's iioblest and most loy4
al sons; for this, SPANS strumpet
Queen garrisons Cuba with armed myr.
midons to awe its people, while her
pimps and parasites exhaust its inn
mense revenue, and render in rcturn
for the good extorted, all the evils of a
mandebasing despotism aud for this,
N Mr.. Clay and his coadjutors in the
South, "desire 10 see The strength Of DE
Government tcstcd.p They would have
the Southerner to transfer his fidelity
!, from the South to that miserable ab
straction--rope Of sand--th Unionss
They would stihe State pride, and cbtI-
solidatc these sovereign States, and
have them a unit-to be governed BY
the will Of a sectional majority-Athe
minority legislators to be denounced as
traitors for opposing unjust andsopa
pressive legislation. The South should
say to all such aliens in heart as we'll
creed Go o0T FROM NY soiLl VPERsl
! GET YE ooNEl Yk ARE NO SONS or msEl
BAsrARDs ~ repadiatc yci bib
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-12-03

PARrY.-We know Of no parallel 10
the devotion Of party, manifested by
certain Southern editors and sdbmis-
sion partizans. save that afforded by
Mr. Toots in his declaration to Captain
Cutie: t1a
IF | could be dyed black he exl
claimed to that gentleman, "and made
Miss Dombeys slave, should consid.
er it compliment; or il at the sacri-
flee of all my property, could get
transmigrated into her dog should be
so perfectly happy, ] never would step
wagglng my tail. Southern FTeSssofi
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-12-03

MAJEsTY OF InE LAW. $50 far, no at
tempts have been made to arrest flu,
gitive 10 this city, the warrants lying
dead in the Marshals office, nobody be,
ing found meon enough TO attempt theiI
execution.--Chicago Tribune. \,
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1850-12-03

Tar Loss or THE YoRKTows.--Ne,so
York, Nou. 20. by an arrival at -Bos-
ton, the report of the loss Of the U. S.
sloop-of-war Yorktown is confirmed
The officers and crew are ON boardthe
shiploi-waf Dalr. ss2' sysa
Johnson forner..y Vice rresilent II the
un,tea yates, died III LouiSVilla 4s-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17
STOVES

TNHE subscribers offer The public. at their
new Brick Foundry, the following new
and valuable Stoves:
Iron Witch -Tish, Cooking Stoves, with
Q Brick Oven.
Lady Washington Psrlor Stove.
Cast Iron Air Tight Parlor Stove, for Wood
. sizes.
Coal Burner for Psrlors-l sise, - inch cyl
inder.
Louis Au-Tisht Css, Iron P.rlor S.ove-2
sizes.
Shield Alright Psrlor Stove for Wood
sizes.
Egg Stove-the very best in use for Stores
Offices. Barrooms, and Shops.
The celebrated Genesee Air Tieh, Cook Stove
The Complete Cook sizes.
Also, all kinds of Wood and Coal Stoves
-PIoughs-Cas,ings. &c. &c.
CHRIST a. M'FADDlN.
Lewisburg, Dec. IL, lsi9.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17
mit ano Gumor.
A Man With a Big Foot.

We heard. 4 few days since, ..says the
Knickerkocker.) a lasshsbIs snecdo'e OF
q man with big foot. he sasa Buffa'
loslan, who must be living sos, for man
with % good q hold upon the ground Is
no, likely 10 " drop Of in hurry. he
stepped one day inso the s1al! shop Of
boo, maker. in the RourishlnS capital Of
old Erie, and asked Cri.Pia if be could
make him . pair Of boots. Looking a'
kis long splay pedal ex,remi,ss. and then
elencing at a huge uncu, cos-hide that
hung upon the v.l, he saia-
"weli, ye.-I guess so"
"Wha, ,ime will you have them done
To-day is Monday"
"Well, I'LL depend on circumstances /;
I gress can have them dose for you BY
Saturday,"
On Saturday, therefore. the msn called
for his boots.
Have you 90, '.m done 7" said hs, -
he entered the iiule shop.
"No, l ta,eu't-I couSe'!; i, hes
rain.d overy day .inc. | took your mea-
sure"
"Rainsd :" exclaimed the astonished
patron d" ~si', whs, Of lhati What had
that 10 60 with il =
"Wha had TRAY 10 d. viii ii 7" sch-
oed Cfispin " il had q COED deal 10 do
with it. When make your boots I'ce
got TO do it out doors, for ! haven't room
IN my shop. and can't work out doors 10
rainy weather"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17
LUMBER

fNHE subscriber still continues 10 keep a
i large stock of Lumber in his Yard for
sale, comprising the following. viz.
100. 900 feet good'd,y Pine Common and Pan
$4,000 feet Joist aud Scsn,ling. incl Boards,
10000 feet good dry Poplar and Linn Boards
10000 Joint and Lap Shingles.
$4,000 sawed Ceiling Lath,
Pine Rails and Square Timber,
Maple and Poplar Scantlins.
Netherlands and Pine Psling,
Salt, Nails, and Stone Coal,
Oskum, Tar and Pitch;
ali Of which he will sell at fair prices.
THOMAS NESBIT.
Lewisburg, Jan, %, lS50-3m
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17
PURE FIR K S Fl 20 u
Livel' OIL

VNHIS new and valuable Medicine, now
used by the medical profession with
such astonishing efficacy in the cure OF
Pulmonary Consumption, Sercfuia. Chronic
Rkeumafisn, Gout. genera! Debility.
Complaints Of the Kidneys,
&c. &C., is prepared from the liver OF the
GOLDFISH for medicina! use, expressly
for our sales.
Extract from the London Medical Journal
C.J.B.WILLIAns, NJ. D.. FRS. Professor OF
Medicine in University College, London, consul
ting physician to the Hospital for Consumption,
&c, says; 81 have prescribed the Oil IN above
four hundred cases of tuberculous disease Of the
Lungs. in different stages which have been under
nv care the las, two yesrs and hall. In the
large number of cases. 2O6 ou, of 234. its use was
followed by marked, unequivocal improvement.
vsrying in degree in different cases. from tenn
porary reiardation Of the progress Of the disease
and mitigation Of distressing symptoms. up to
more or less complete restoration to apparent
health.
1.-THE effect Of the Cod Liver Oil in most Of
these cases was very remarkable. Even in few
days the cough was mitigated, the expcc Grafton
diminished in quantity ard opacity. the night
sweats ceased, the pulse became slower. and OF
better volume. and the appetite, flesh and strength
were gradually improved.
"In conclusion | repeat that the pure fresh Oil
from the Liver of the God is more beneficial in
the treatment Of Pulmonary Consumption than
any agent, medicinal, dietetic or rsgimenal. that
has ye. been employed"
As we have made arrangements IS TO pro-
cure the Cod Liver Oil fresh from head
quarters, it can now be had chemically
pure, by the single bottle or in boxes Of
one dozen each.
It's wonderful efficacy has induced mum.
erous spurious limitations. As its success
depends entirely on its purity. too much
care can not be used in procuring i, oENU-
INE. Every bottle having on it our written
signature, may be depended on as genuine.
Pamphlets containing an analysis Of the
Oil, with notices Of it from the Medical
Journals, will be sent to those who address
US free Of postage.
JOHN c. BAKER d CO.,
Wholesale Druggists and Chemists.
ly2ss] 100 North Third St. Philadelphia
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17
1,aIuatle Boots.

4 FRESH supply received at the Lewis
II burg Cheap Bookstore:
Fiske's Manual of Classical Literature
Davie. Analytical Geometry
Blai,'s Rhetoric. u diversity edition)
Comstock's Mlneralogy
The Complete Farmer. ' vol. 62s cts
The New American Gardener, vol, 81
The Book that will Sui, You, or Word
for Everybody
can furnish the above works, with a
great variety of others, at rery lo,r prices.
Nav 80 ST LfNDALb
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17
Pills are sold at 25
cts per box with full direc.ions)

cts per boz (wltn Iuii difeciions}
DYJ. HAYES & CO.. Lewisburg, and
ID by ONLY one Agen. in every town in
the Union. Each Agen, has Certificate
of Agency. Examine the box o. pills always
and compare it with the fac-simile labels on the
Cer.lfi.a te of Agency. As there is a counterfeit
Of the new label out this ia Of much importance,
ss tho, 10 q decided difference between the
sppes,, nee Of the true labels and those Of the
count, felt The counterfeit is done on stone
The ee ,uine are done on steel. The appearance
of ,ft printing on the counterfeit is ragged and
BLUR, the genuine label is the very pink Of
nea.nsss, both in printing, Psper. and general
execution.
De very careful and go to the Agent, when you
want Drandre,h's Pills then you are sure Of the
genuine article. When you purchase otherwise,
INQUIRE Of the seller whether he knows the pills
he offers you are the genuine Brandreth's! Ev-
cry man knows ~hether the article be offers is
true or false. Beware Of cheats!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17
Take the Hat.

Bartholomew Willard. (called 'Bar,y'
for SHORTY was a queer customer, one very
seli known in the north Of Vermont, for
his careless vsgabond habits, ready ~i..
and remarkable ready facility ex'empore
at rhvming. Sitting one day in a village
store, among a crowd OF oilers who al.
ways gathered about him on his arrival,
the nerchan, asked Rsry, Why he always
~ore tbs, shocking bad ha,r Bariy 70
piled ,ha, he va. snebIe TO purchase new
one. Come said the merchant. mako
a good RI, me on ,heo!d ha, immediately
~iihoD, stopping to think-snd III give
you the bas, castor 10 The store Where
Upon Barry .hse. h,s old tile uroa the
door and begaa:
:" Here lies ny cid tas.
And prey ahs; % !h.tf
'Tis as good the rest of ny rsinsnt:
Ii hoy me better,
fou'r make me you, debtor.
And send zoe to jsii for ,iis P,yoeM!'
Th- nrw hal vas .djudged, By the
unaGimous vote Z: he house, 10 belong to
Barty-~ho ~orc il or in great triumph.
sRyng 81, ~as hai q poor head ,ka. eou!dA's
take care Of Itself"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17
70 PHYSICIANS. DRUGGISTS. &

DR.J.N. KELLER & BRO. most res
IL pec,fuly solicit attention to their iresn
stock Of English, French. German ana
.qmeriean Drugs. Medicines, Paints; Che'
micaIs. Oils, Dyestufs, Glassware feriu'
mcry, Pa,en, Medicines, Vnrnishes. &c
Having opened new store, No :sl' Market o.
with full supply OF fresh Drugs and Medicines
we respectfully solicit count, dealers 70 exam
inc our stock before purchasing elsewhere prom
i,ne one and all who may feel i'Posed to e1'
tend to Us their patronage, to sell them genuine
D,ups and Medicines on as liberal terms as any
other house in the City and to faithfully execute
ali orders entrusted to Us promptly and with &C.
One Of the proprie,ors being regular phy".
ci.n, affords ample guarantee OF the genuine
quality of ell articles sold at their establishment
We especially invite druggists and county
merchants, who may wish 10 become agent: ior
Dr.. Keeier's Celebrated Family Incidence
(s,andarl and popular remedies } to forward 'hef
| address.
Soliciting the patronage Of ieales'. we 's'Pee''
IN KEELER& BRO, Wholesale Druggists
ly2s41 No 294, Market ST., fh''da.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17

Holland is The only country in Christen-
dom where u>ury laws are unk nown, and
where CAPITALISTS are allowed 10 demand
ard borrowers TO pay any rate Of interest.
And yet IT is an undoub:ed fact ,ha, the rate
Of in'eres, has been for very long period,
lower in Holland than in any other country
in Europe. Tic average rate Of interes,
for twenty years has been 81 10 S per cent.
lfss, but in EnsIanr il IS commonly . Ter
nsn:,. AMI there u.ury lave sxia.,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17

Office.

to the " University at
y Lewisburg" are respectfully requested
to pay their Second Ins,alment. now due.
to the Treasurer. And those who have no,
paid the Is: Install are respectfully notified
ths, all such delinluenls will be charged
Interest ON their lnstalmen,s from the time
they become due.
sAML +. WALKER, TREAs.
Lewisburg, Feb. 25, 1850.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17
4 DYING WOMAN SAVED
coMeu CUREDI

We xvs The following certificate fact OF cure. ~hisA
zoe. 70 prove ~ poser life even when u. Persos
s. V he I. - s e sssss c' szisesee' vAsn S'ssss
Isd.a4 P.lmoe4rv Dsi,4s 10 sirs;nearad: -
We a.s ne folo0iny seithese fact o. eare, which
o0es ~ power ~ t- even whom the
be n the veSy lest stags OF existence. wheA
Rrasts Jadsn PalOorsy Bs.sas IL administered The
does NOT stand ssnt-se could Name Many crsss
0arrsloSs and as.sssIisg-and Aund,eds OF AoplsO
sassY and tksussais OF cns.s called CONSUMPTION.
THIS CURE effected the wife of Mr.. ZIBA
DYRnnAs OF he Boftsson. SDroi0y6 Co. ~ T.
Mrs Dyk-man pvososnced tvtaI. and Mr.. Dytemaa
shs Of H. JoHS WAIT " purchase eiotk for
si~suS and sfA~ bSrisl asiessis expecting his wife
would die Sac in the a ssdSe of the disease
was much erwssssd and dtsrssssd-and to relieve hes
eraas sssrsss. and make dv,aS ptiloe move Easy Mr.
Dyk.msn persuaded to glse her some Of {" BRANTo
nDlAN PULMONARY BALSAh" He sook the Baisso
homc wah he shrosd md gave portion 90 his wfe-n
relieved hcsshe continued tate 10 until she recovered
hEALrH and she hss nSasYsA6 0sU for neay!y oO
Vz~s-see PomOhla for pashcul0s.
Mr. DyERHAS 70 the above facts before TIsos q
torso. Esq. of Bo'isis~ Sps. 19sh April, lsa5
Taos: G. forEo. Esq. JEss'cs. ceIGfss that he hss
known Mr. DykeR,an many years-and shat he ono OF
sher moot sortht and reSenssb1 esssssns and Mr. JoHs
VAT the mcrchsns spoken Of sh hSe sso eev&<s to the
good character of n. Lykssss and shat he was -
qsainted With al tie .s. having hessd them sitsn speS
Of ~ LRkAnAA
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17
Dr.. Roses Medicines.

The subscriber having been appointed
sole agen, for DR.. Roses Medicines, for
Union county, offers them TO The public
with grea, confidence as to their efficacy
and certainty Of effeciing cures in all cases
for which they are designed. A single ,est
only is required 10 establish the tact.
Srsa7 IS BARTON
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17
Dentistry.
WIN. o. STEWART, d

ATE Of Philadelphia. is row located on
IL Market street, Leui.burg. opposite Mr..
Schreyer's store, where be attends to operations
on the teeth at reduction of his former prices.
Teeth and roots OF teeth removed with the aid OF
improved Instruments. and in an easy msnner
Filling teeth and setting on pivots or plates s,,en.
ded to according to The latest improvements in the
profession liberated, spungy, and inia,ned gums
cured. Thankful for past iavo,s. he solicits
continuance Of public patronage No impure
materials used for filings in teeth ly2ss
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17

THE undersigned continues to furnish to orde,
Il on The mos; reasonable terms. Pianos. from
the mandatory Of Conrad Meyer, Philsd. W hose
instruments are too well known to need any PAN
esyrc. having uniformly received the commend
atoms OF the most eminent professors and compo-
sers OF Music, and the award Of the pre- miums in
Ne" Y ork Philadelphia and Boston. For qualities
OF tone, touch, and keeping in tone up to concert
pitch, they can not be surpassed by either Amer
ican or European Pianos.
Instructions given on the Piano, as heretofore.
Reference may be made TO any of those parents
or guardians who have pupils committed to his
charge. He may be seen a, his residence at Mrs
Maize's, Marke, street, Lewisburg. where terms
and particulars viii be made known.
The most popular and favorite Airs and Music
OF different kinds received il is issued from the
different musical establishments in the Cities.
May is CHARLES kALISCH
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17

They have SONS tall" specimens Of
mosquitoes in California, and their suction
powers are enormous. They are said TO be
strong-limbed, too, tha, one will take the
edge Of your bed blanket in his teeth al
night. and raise i, up, so thai another ma y
creep under aud bic. Fever and-aLue
"ain't circumstance"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17

81 wish l was shosi blamed Il ! don's'
said 4 poor cosey Inc other night, as he
"a, soliIoqaiziny in the cold. They
goes wherever they Pisases, tol! free they
don't owe nobody nothing, and ths,'s a
comfort. Whoevsr heard tell of . man
what had a hi: syis a gho., I nobody.
They never have TO buy hats and coats
and vit,als and liquor. not has to sss wood
and run a.ran,s, as | do. Their SHIRTS
never gifts dirty nor their tro~ses out al
the knees, as ever heard tel on. Ghosts
is the only iniependen, people knows on
Il really wish / vas one, blame me il |
don't"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE.
Annuity and Trust Company.

Office, "a, W0lniW Street, fhtl0delPhtd.
GCApIrAI, $3.50, ,O00-Chsrier Perpetuai.J
VNHE Company are now prepared 10 'ransae,
business upon the most libera! and sdransa-
eeous terms. They are authorized BY their charter
(sec. 81 "to make sll and every insurance sPpsr.
tanning to life risks Of whatever Kind or nature, and
to receive and execute trusts, make ENDORSEMENTS,
and to grant and purchase snnuities." The Com
psny sell snnuities end endo~menss, end Get -
trustees for minors and heirs.
Table of Premiums required for the Ai'oro"ee
f. L.. LII nf LIE