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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-30

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We arr ntithnftye.l t5. nuunuurr ALIEN AMBER II
EVANS isq ot san Nnpustiur candidate for
ATTORNEY trusrni ol il state al il,e ensuing kusus
election.
ror STATE CONTROLLER.
" ara, suihoriy,d "a ,uuuutrr J ,sfIS h SHAW
NJ snnInlal nr reelection Co tle shor of 81 tfE
COMPTROLLER NJ the Auru-. election
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We are H"'H""" ~ 1"n1Nl'' 'ti''.
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i-iet
No. ,ut, ind i, ,tuan.c. JAMES 4 SNIP.
sos a.. % andrln:e iaf H. office al Dt>lRlti
ATTORNEY OF ihr >t,th iuiicll District
IhNl~ ARMSTRONG. B., candidate for
lh" "hnr "i PrNN' N"i'fi- 'I i'' NNH1 'h4'' i''
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

We are just receiving and OPEN
ing our IaH and Miner stock Of
Goods, direct from New York. suit
ahlc I" the trade md the wants OF the comnu-
nliy. embracing every article ~ pur line Of h,fr
sncss making our, the most complete and
desirable stock west OF Red River. We have.
NJ usual, been cautious IN the selection Of our
Goods. with regard 10 quality and prices. 30 as
Ia be within the range of the must iasidiups,
hut. ut the same time, We ha,c increased the
radius 81 our purchases, so rs to keep pace with
the expanding wants, energies and abIiilic, If
our country. believing as we do, that We could
not have sold 80 many goods heretofore lad /,
not been for our unusual LOW PRICES!
Lately our belief has become deep CONVICTION,
and We have marked cur goods upon the spuf
N ho orcdsioH We do not say we VIII sell
al co'h but our vanity prompts ~ 10 say, We
think we can ch'au IA small lroff and .lill sell
for lrs- than the goods Of sam, af cast Call,
and examine, and son viii be convinced that
we do not wish to humbug.
WARD 4 WILSON.
MARSHALL De-. I, l-ig laU-'f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-30

~y2 WE have the pleasure to announce the
III arrival OF our splendid and well selected
"A Sfodg Of fresh aud genuine Drpgs, We'd
rims, ~.
We invite the attention Of III to our House,
where will ever be- found an accommodating and
phhMng spir'. We promise To be faithful ia
our aVoraliou--io give every possible attention
10 the putting up of prescriptions with the
most exact nicely. nj all hours
We deem II unnecessary to give a catalogue
of oar Stock and We viii Just say. wc have al
most every thing in our line and Of the ssry
best guaity
o. The i.nirs ARE particularly invited to
call and examine our stock OF Iancics and
Pc-fgmerics.
MAY :. 1850. ni7
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w II I n I = ! q N .

Their, wiil b. az ExHniTroN oi the schnlsrs ~.
tending The Male and Female \os's,oY, situated 50
the clniB ii daaf louN Witses y and aF
a ,,t, on Friday the NJ If lave ncN The
t,i,.~r,r-tit e.. r-.i,-. f..iI. .tit-a tH sIsH
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-30
READY MADE CLOTHING.

Cloth, marine, and linen chambry coats cassa-
mere, alpaca, linen, and napkin pants, fancy,
sir, plain and plaid satin vests linen bosom
shirts, muslin do do.
They deem q unnecessary TO 60 further into
detail. Besides the above, there is nearly eve.
~ article usually found IN conntr, stores. all
of whi"h will be sold on terms that will RECON-
mend them 10 purchasers Give them a call.
and examine for Yourselves
Marshall, April Is, 1850 A6'f
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ISIRli .NO1IfE.

1NkE\ tP by Wiley Dollahiic, aud cstray-
ed before Casey A-kcw, / =. on the 3rd
day Of May, 1880, one yoke OF oxen Of the
following description, to-wt One of them
white, marked with two smooth crops and two
Sits IN each ear; six years old The other
brown branded $ Il IN the right hip; marked
with smooth crop Of the right ear, and under
BIT in the left; >iS Years old appraised tx
VIM. Davenport and Henry Tinehcr at twenty.
five dollars.
T.. G. BENXlEY, Clerk
By r.. CATER. Deputy
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corrov.-rhc following quotations arr from the
Crescent Of Nlny -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-30

J. W. BARRETT 4 e.. o

DESfECTFtLLi invite pubic attention ie
IL their Spring and hammer stock, ius, re-
cci,ed at thor stand. nj the Wet ead II the
Public N7uare, Marshall They would -ay to
their customers, and the public generally TINT
their goods were bought IN New Orleans, from
regular importing house, rnd they iiat,cr them.
selves they Will be able to give general salts.
faction. Their stock consists in pert a- fol.
lows, VIZ;
Lowell drown 'and bl,achcd domestic Of
every variety. brown aud beachcd drilling
cotionade Of English, French, and American
manufacture; dcnims camlet jeans; came,
cloth ticking cotton stripes apron checks !;
grass cloths dimi,ry. &c, &c: damask cur-
taln.; embroidered do; linen coating: bui
dress linen slate do. do Irish linen: brown.
black, and white holland table linen; do cloths
do diaper; napkins &c, &c. printed muslin-
black do Swiss and null mu.lins checked.
plaid and striped Swiss embroidered do IN
patterns French JRekonc,s Of every variety
ginghams Of every variety. chambry do sold
cclors. ehambry linen. plain and solid colors ,
changcablc de-, do, &c, yclyet-, .dpacas, black
blue, and brown, embroidered muslin capes
wells parasol-, silk and pocket hdkis, aud
black and silk crasals; linen and lawn, BE;
long mi'ts KID and slk gloves; aces. cdging,
inserting, Ac hosiery Of every variety
no We rs
- Fancy silk bonnc,s. with and without
.zg- rluurs; open worked do. lace do
French lace dos Moiair do; Miss Jenny lind
do. Bonnet and cap ribbons. French flowers,
wrcaihs, 81.
BOOTS AND SHOES
n Of every variety, three dozen Dancing
Pumps.
n 4 4 s.
l)rah beaver hats; molcskn and silk do.
Buena Vista and thampcachy do
SADDLERi
lS Ladies and genilemcus saddles hri-
Ye dies, marilnrales. girihs, sarrinsles.
birdie Filings, de.
te.s UiRD WARE
~ Axes. halchets, hammers, drawing chains,
" chi-els, saws, drawing.knscs. hinges. butt,
screws; powder lead, shot cutlery, n.,l-, Ae.
tr"ctsry, China, and GLASS Ware Tin and
Wood Ware,
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= Il l. ) II \ X VAIL
AE have lus, received, aud Will positively
w sell low, the following ARTICLES, TO vii
4 lot of
Reaaj- Made Cioilisg,
consisting If every variety Of Coats, PantA
VESTS, Drawcr-, Starts Hose, &c. a 10. Of
fhurdirar..
consisting of Naiis, assorted. Sieyes, superior
heavy {. :. Hoes. liand-saws, Flies, Locks
Cotton cards, Ircwels, Tacks, &c, Ae.
4 good supply of heavy
Gsnabprgs and NLc,iings
also light stock Of Prints, new si,lc,) Print
ed lackunci.. Irish Linen. 81
Powder. Shot. Lead, Gaps, Rope, Spices.
Pepper Starch, Ks, &c
my 2b-lN WARD & WILSON
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rouASnND'S SlRSApARILLA

lust RECEIVED, four dozen of TIN. eel
- cbrltcd medicine. Call 1t the Drug Store
of NORRIS 4 TACkETr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-30

lust RECEIVED, And for sale low for
- cash, Window Glass (Waieeiord), White
Lead Boston. No =. iinSecd ca, Lamp Oh,
Lard Oh, aud Spis Tupcntne. by
EVANS q SEARS.
tmy26-ff DrBggids Marshall. Tsrss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-30

s.v'i e. 2 rprp 5 SALMON
l>0RD 4 SALMON. Hipe Carpenters ard
L ,Iiaevs. take this method Of informing the
citizens of Marshall and It's ,iciuiiy, that they
viii carry on the above brs.ne-s IA all it, Va
rious branches Their work viii be done ae.
cor Ing To order and Will be neatly executed
a..a lanctHsly attended TO-
Give us a call We work cnEAT, for cash or
good arrangements.
shop on Washington Avenue, south Of tie
public square, near lhe Marshall Hotel
jan 81 rs
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X Sk " - l. l..
AIRS BRACkEN q son have taken charge
vi Of the Rnsk Hotel IN Rusk, Cherokee
county aud solicit the patronage Of the travel
ing pnbhe The table nill be- furnished with
The best the country ailoFds and they pledge
Themselves that 40 pains wi be spared TO rem
der II one Of the most geuice and comfortable
establishments IN Eastern TeNas.
Ru.k, Cherokee Co, Feb u, 1880 ua0y
UNION II or T. l..
'I'llE undersigned would respectfully inform
the publ, that he la, opened iIo;cl in
the town of Ru.k. on the northeast corner of
the public square His table will be furnished
with the best the markc, affords his stable
with ~ rl preyendcr, and attentive hostlcfs.
Charges moderate Call and see
W u. WlItIEN.
Rusk, Cherokee Co, April 10, 1850 u50y
ct rs!
lust received, lot OF hne double-hsrreled
81 shot guns Prices yaring from S2n Ia 500.
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Won street, Narfh fiun Hs ruhh, Agnarr. 20
Marshall, are prepared to accommodate The pub
&c in their hne Their Stable Is la,,r aud cou,-
mod,ous, and viii be constantly furnished .aift
the best pspsendcr the country aaon3- n,,d
with attentive aud faithful o,tlcrs Horse,
when desired. Viii be delivered at an, boarding
house 10 town.
llE\DRlCk & BURGESS
January % lsl9 3iif
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-30

4 II. the old poi-mctal and castings that
y NAV be- delivered at the Fonndcry n Mar
shall, iur v Inch one dollar per hundred pounds
will be gwen. nal a. u. HiRRkSS.
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l,vcrm.msts~ wanted.

AF JOSEPH PER\El, who was In Match
Y J i,ocites about two years ago has been in
Mexico during ,hc war Any person knowing
of hts whereabouts will very much ohlige hls
relatives by giving Information at his office
Muy q 1880 ~ 80
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-30

lust received, lot of fine double-hsrree'
- shot guns. Prices varing from s2u 10 So
Also a lot Of pistols. VI. SFtlNlLi\
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-07-24

UIORMS-woRMs Various theories
w have been started rlalive 10 the origin
of intestinal worms, and yet the question IS
a veAed one among medical authorities. vi
one fact, however, all are informed, and IN
which all agree-the fatal nature oi Inc
influence they exert on children. AS TINS
season of the year is one at which attacks
of worms are most frequent as well as most
dangerous, we take great pleasure 10 direct
in. The attention of parents to Dr.M'Lane
vermifuge. |, is one Of the most extraor'
dinary medicines ever introduced. and has
never fai'ed of success when tried.
AnELrur, Ross Go, Ohio, Feb Is, 1913
Messrs Kidd & Co: We wish to inform you
,ba, we have sold all your Worm Specific ef'
with us. We wish you to send US some more q
soon as possible, as it has given general sst'sisc-
,ion here We have many calls for It since w
are ou, of the article Il has succeeded all othei
prepara,ions in this county, and for this reason
we wish TO keep supply on hand.
RG NJ A PATTERSON.
IT, ha,.o 20 ono oI hundreds OF similar
has been introduced, it has become the mos
popular remedy in use.
AGENTS-.-.C w ScnArrLE, Lewisburc: n
] Shafer and II Raser. Milton I Gerhart. Sc.
linsgrove; J w Friiing, Sunbury Mrs M'Cay
Northumberland. NJ T. Grier. J Moore, DanvilIt
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-07-24
The Summer Session Of the
lEwISRURG ACADEMY,

WIILL commence on MoSDAr the 29th Of
w April. Instruction will be given. as for
meriy, in all branches necessary to a thorough
Academic course. Our endeavor shall not be
simply to communicate knowledge. but to excite
the youthful mind to act for itself. When this
is fully attained, the progress of the student
becomes at once certain and rapid. The kind Of
learning which most Of our youths in this country
neeu, is that solid literature. which. while II
natures their minds. prepares them also for the
practical duties Of life.
Composition and Defamation will receive then
full share Of attention particularly the former
The Primary Department shall have our sPecia
. care. From the disposition manifested to sustain
the Institution, the subscriber feels stimulated te
renewed exertiOns.
The Session will consist Of two Terms OF u
weeks each-s short vacation intervening. lui
ton-S6 for the common branches, SO for I'M
higher English. and $40 for Languages pc
Session-Per Term, one half.
| JNO. RANDOLPH.
March 81, 1850. frinciPa'
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mit ano Gunlor.
The Bachelors Br;dll.
IA PARODY.

PARODr.
No, a laugh vas heard nor Joyous note.
As our friend to the bridal We hurrnd;
No, q wit discharged his rARkwKLL shot
A. The Benrdict jurt to be married.
We married him quickly to save his fright,
Our head from the sad sight turning,
And Q sighed as we stood by the lamp's dim light
To think he was no more discerning
To think that bachelor, free and bright
And shy Of the girls as we found him.
Should here by the altar, at dead OF night
lie caught in the snare that bound him
Few and shor, were tho words we said,
Though We heartily ate Of the cak's,
Then escorted him home from that scene oil dread
And thousht-how AwF'Lr he shakes.
We thought as we grouped his owly bed
With the flowers, the birch and The willow,
o~ the shovel and broomstick would break or ms h"a
And the tears he would shed on his pillow.
said he They will talk of their friend who has gone
And every old Bach will uprald me;
Blu, nothing reck !, if they le, me dream on,
Meath the coverlet, just as they've laid me.
But half Of our weary task was done
Ere the clock tolIed the hour for the other,
Ard We left with the hoIc that the fate he had ~on
Would never be won by another.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-07-24

COMFORT FOR TIE RIcn.--When the
time drew nigh that the oAy-hydrogen
microscope should be shown, at The
Newcastle Polytechnic Exhibition. one
nigh, las, week, good old woman, whose
riches will never relard her ascent to hea-
ven, took her seat in The lecture room 10
witness the wonders lha, were for the first
time 10 meet her sight. A piece OF lace
~as magniied into a salmon net, fea
was melamorphised into an elephant, Other
marvels we're performed before The vener'
able dame, who sat in astonlshmen', sta
ring open. mou,hed at the disc. But when
a, length, milner's needle was trans
formed into poplar tree. and confronted
her with its huge eye. she could hold nc
longer. MY goodness ~ she exclaimed
"a camel could 90 through thai! There's
scme hopes for rich folks yet.'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-07-24
Hatfield & Thomson


Respectfully inform the citizens of Lewisburo an,
vicinity. that they have entered into PARTNERSHIP
It the OLD STAND on Market ST, opposite
Hayes 4 Cos Store, prepared TO execute ever,
<ind OF work in their line in the best manner
They carefully selected of the best English and
French materials. Mainsprings Cylinders, Escape
wheels. and variety Of Watch Jewels, and f.tter
themselves that their knowledge and skill in the
business will enable them to give satisfaction Ia
all wn" may favor them " ith pairona
FINE WATCHES. such as Duplex, Es.EA
opponents, LePines, Anchars. Detached. S..J
Patent Levers, Repeaters, and Musical Watches
&c neatly repaired and warranted
Also for sale, a variety of Gold and Silver
Watches, Patent Levers, Anehars. Detached. LIE.
pines. Quarters, and English Watches. Gold
Chains. Breast-pns. Finger and Ear rings. Gold
and Silver Belt Slides, Bracelets, Gold and Silver
Pencils and Pens, do Spec,acles.
- S--~Silver Spoons, Sugar toncs Combs
&C &c.-In short, a little of everything. and
any thing else, not mentioning kniek. knack,
always ON hand or got to order
variety Of Brass Clocks for 50 and upvarJs
IT wholesale and retail
Persons desiring to get things right, would ,lo
veil by giving the subscribers a cali
Experience tells US that the Credit Svs,em "a,
lot aiford a living Therefore. in order to .nush
long and keep moving" the Cash system mus,
ecessarily be enforced. Feb %. Is50
A l. HATFIELD.
WM THOMPSON.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-07-24
..,z.,x Fruit da0
$sSs O r NJ A M ENT A l
X TREES,

The subscriber offers for sale large
assortment Of choice Fruit Trees-such as
Apple trees, Z to 10 feet high, 40 varieties,
all warranted genuine-Peach trees, 20
varieties; Tar,arian Cherry. Neclarne,
Prune and Pear trees, together with some
6 or varieties OF Grape Vines Of the bes
native and exotic varieties. Ornamental
Trees, such as the Paulonia. Linden, &C.
The above trees can be seen by the Is, of
April, on the premises Of the subscriber.
one square above Christ & MFaddin's
Foundry.
N. b. Persons wishing to procure
quantity of the Fruit trees, are requested TO
make immediate application TO the subscri.
Der. in order TO procure the varieties and
size wanted. II. K. NOLL.
Lewisburg, March 4, 1850.
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StOl,eS.

IVHE subscribers offer The public. a, ,hei
L new Brick Foundry, the following new
and valuable Stoves:
Iron Witch Air-Tight Cooking Stoves, with
Brick Oven.
Lady Washington Psrlor Stove.
Cast Iron Air-Tighi Parlor Stove, for Wood
2 sizes.
Coal Burner for Parlors-I size, I2 inch cvl.
inder.
Louis Air-Tight Cast Iron Parlor Stove-2
sizes.
Shield Air-Tisht Parlor Stove for Wood
sizes.
Egg Siove-the very best in use for Stores.
Offices. Baroome, and Shops.
The celebrated Genesee Alright Cook Stove.
The Complete Cook-2 sizes.
Also, all kinds Of Wood and Coal Stoves
-Ploughs-Castines. &c. &c.
CHRIST e. M'FADDIN.
Lewisburg. Dec. I2, Isa9.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-07-24

AsEcporE.-Mr. Bolts, Of Va, is The
hero Of the following anecdo,e. AT a bar
bacue given to him by his friends The other
day, he was making speech, and upon
his announcing, in his usual emphatic man
uer, with knowing look at the fair Por-
ton of his audience, that he vas a candI'
date for nothing erefpt n'air'mo"y' an
old gentleman in the crowd exclaimed, so
that all The ladies' could hear. " All, WELL
! reckon you can be elected to that"
takes only one cote"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-07-24

PKEIrr Mother. why does Pa
call you honey''
"Because, my denr, he lows me-"
mo, Ma. tha, isn't it,
Nv ha, is II them
j. know
"Wel, " ha, is il !"
"Why, its because you have SO much
comb in your head-that's why.'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-07-24
TanningandCurrying

INOR past favors, the subscriber returns
i his grateful thanks. and hereby makes
known that he carries on the business oi
Tanning and Curry ing,
at the Old Stand. Determined not to be
outdone in the manufacture or finish oil his
work, he is bound to have the best work.
men and materials, and to treat those who
have so literally pa,ronized tas well as
those also who shall be pleased TO paironlze
him) with that attention which he hopes TO
insure him full share Of public patronage.
All kinds of Produce taken in exchange.
Hides and Bark not refused, for which the
highest market price will be paid in cash
or in exchange for leather.
l.. STERNER.
March %, AID. 1850
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LIFE INSURANCE
Annuity and Trust Company.

Office, "A, WainM Street, Phitadelph,a.
lCApIrAL, $3.50, O,OOO-Charter PerPetuai1
uSHE Company are now prepared to transact
business upon the most liberal and advan'a-
geous terms. They are authorized by their charter
9sec. 81 "to make all and every insurance spPer.
tanning to life risks Of whatever kind or nature ana
Ia receive and execute trusts. make endo~men's
and to gran, and purchase snnuitie'. Inc Com'
pany sell annui,ies and endowmen's' anu sc' u
trustees for minors and heirs.
Table of Premiums required tor the Assurance
g = m for the ,rh0Ie term of Life.
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TO PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS. &

COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
DR,J.N. KELLER & BRO. most res
/ pec,(ully solici, attention TO their iresn
stock OF English, French. German, ana
9meriean Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Che
micals. Oils, Dyestuffs, Glassware feIiu'
merv Pa,en, Medicines, Varnisbes. &c.
Having opened new store. No :s4. Market ST.
with full supply OF fresh Drugs and Medic'ne''
~. respec,fuIiy solicit county dealers to exam
inc our stock before purchasing elsewhere, prom
;s;no one and all who may feel disposed to e1-
tend to u. their patronage, to sell them genuine
Druos and Medicines, on as liberal terms as any
o,he1 house in the City and to faithfully execute
ali orders entrusted to US promptly and with de-
sPatch. ,hvs;.
One Of the proprietors being regular Pnysi'
, clan, aifords ample guarantee OF the genuine
on.l,v of all articles sold at their establishment
We especially invite druggists and county
ms,eb,nt,. who may wish TO become agents for
DR.. Keeler,. Celebrated Family Medicines,
(standarl and popular remedies to FORWARD 'ne''
| address.
Soliciting the patronage ofdea'er'' We respects
fully remain,
in. KEELER& & BRO. Wholesale Druggists
Iv2sI1 No 29i, Market ST., fh'iad'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-07-24

MAYBE smoking is offensive TO some oI
,ou," said an inveiera'e smoker, as he en-
tered one OF the Brooklyn ferry boats.
"Yes. yes" Immediately responded halt
a dozen voices.
"WeIl,' said the inquirer, placing his
cigar between his lips. and putting away
on il. "'tis 10 some folks -
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-07-24

Foo, races between ladies' are becoming
fashionable at Hudson. The Star gives
the particulars OF a moonlight ,rot thai
came off on Sunday night last between two
pretty girls. How VIC should be delighted
70 see the dear creatures under full speed,
How their eyes must have sparklcd, and
the rose bIoomed on their cheeks-knick.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-07-24
WINFIELD WOOLEN
FACTORY,
Near IIartleton, Union Co., Pa.

IJNHE subscriber, thankful for the liberal
patronage bestowed on his old es,ab-
lshmeni, bess leave to inform his friends
and the pu,.lic in general, that he has now
removed his Machinery into his New Mill,
ruo miles abore Hartir,on, near the Turn
pike which has been built and fitted up on
The most improved plan, and will have on
by the middle Of April an entire new se't oil
JENKS' Ia,cs, IMPROVED MACHINERY,
IL addition to his already good sett. which
will make it the largest and best ftled-uP
establishment within 100 miles Of il; and
with the advantage of one Of The bes, water
powers. he feels safe in saying that his
establishment is not and shal! not be sur
passed by any in this part Of the country.
lie has engaged good se,t of workmen'
and is now prepared for manufacturing
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-07-24

The Albany Dulchman says that con.
,icl in the Ohio state prison made his cs-
cape over the walls in rather n singular
manner. lie crawled into cannon. and
got ono OF his companions 10 "shoo, him
over the fence" He landed in the next
county. and eish, consiabcs aud bed
cord are in puI suit OF him.