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For the National Era.
THE ISLAND OF DELOS.

Amid the distant Egeans sunny waves,
Whose crystal food the shores of drecia lavos,
There is one little spot--one sacred isle
Which Peace forever blesses with her smile
when lowering clouds of war the heavens oercast
And nations trembled at the trumpets blast
When horses hoofs were heard and armOrs cang
And angry hosts to deadly combat sprang;
No dread war-cloud ON that horizon rose,
No battle din disturbed its calm reposo.
The sun shone brightly in its azure sky,
Sweet sang the birds where gentle breezes sigh
No blood-stained laurels grew upon its soil
No direiul trophies of the warriors toll
Graced its fair palaces and lovely domes,
Nor swords had need to guard the Dclian homes.
| But the fair olive, sacred t.aa of peace.
| Waved over harvests yielding rich increase
From crystal founts the murmurng waters flowed
In smooth meanders TO the ocean food
When deadliest focmen met upon its shore,
| No shield, no spear no dazzling helm they bore;
For, while upon its sacred soil they stood
Fen warning nations owned a common brotherhood
day shall come by prophets long iorotold
| When all earths nations, gathered To one fold
| Shall never learn of wars dread science more
The trumpcts voice be hushcd, and stilled tho can
mons roar.
The world shall like watered garden bloom
With fruits and flowers yielding rich perfume
The Bethel flag shall wave from sea TO sea-
And the whole earth sacred Delos be-
OLIVIA
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and spirit She seemed to utterly lack the
miraculous sustainment she had known at
irst--the vision and the comfort it brought
were gone together.
One day, seeing her mother weeping, she
said. Is it not written that a man shall forsake
father and mother, and cleaye unto his wife y
Can wife do less for her husband Mother,
God has welded me to Henry my soul so
cleaves to his. that they cannot he separated :
and when he calls must go to him, even from
you"
At a later period she said, Mother dear,
want you to see that no ghostly shroud is put
ON me, but a soft white muslin dress and fold
my bridal veil about me, and put white roses in
my hair, that all may know that am has bride
and not Deaths And oh, mother, keep very
sacred the blue lawn wore ON that last night
and never let them wash Henry's blood out of
it, Most of all, want you to promise me to
plant with your own hand that blush-rose-tree
that Henry gave me- between him and me, so
that the roses will fall upon us BOTH
Before the leaves Of the elm tree over Henry
Testers grave We're goldened by the autumn
! frosts. his Fanny was lying at his side When
| June came round again, the grass was long and
| green and the rose-tree grew more beautiful
than ever there and when the evening winds
shook the branches they scattered u sweet lar
CESS of leaves upon the mounds, and swung out
| fragrance ON the air sweeter than aught else
save the memory of the lovers sleeping below
Often has my mind dwet long and deeply on
those dreams, which were yet no dreams-those
sweet, exalted visions those frances of love and
sorrow, which drew that tender and delicate
girl arrayed in her bridal dress, night after
night to the lonely grave of her betrothed.
Oh beautiful, adorable mystery of love- Oh,
grave, where was here thy victory Oh, NOR
tality, where the might of thy prison walls
As of old an angel came in the nighttime, and
| he'd forth the prisoner
There is there is a wondrous h:sa.la,cc:-. - ..SS
{ s~lstnM as .SH, d1Sper sHa trwyD>l~ 81 =
which we have an everyday understanding and
consciousness life triumphant over death and
pain and sorrow-all the mournful conditions
of our mortal being When they who loved the
maiden would have feared her suffering from
the night-darkness and cold, with the grosser
physical senses sealed, she walked in light inef-
fable, and breathed the soft airs the balm of
celestial day When the chill dews descended
on her delicate frame she was shielded folded
about by arms Of immortal tenderness when
her soft cheek lay against the hard grave
mound, she was hiding her rapt contented face
in the bosom of her love.
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thrice blessed-once blessed in receiving twice
in giving
drawing minerals, and other productions of ma
tIire and art were sent some time since from the
New York schools 10 Palestine and TO several
islands in the Mediterranean. In return were
received specimens of the sling stone suppos-
ed to be of the same kind as that used by Da.
vid in his conflict with Goliath; also, some OF
the husks which the swine did eat" referred
to in the parable of the Prodgal Son, and sew
eral others Of interesting Bible associations
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For the National Era.
A PORTRAIT.

BY MARY IRVING.
She was not born 10 shine;
She would not grace diadem;
Its glare wonld pale the holier gem
Her pure blue eyes onshrine.
She was not born to rule:
Her sweet lips stammer when they speak
The words that make the wilful weak
Within the Maynard school.
She was not born for fame
Her heart would beat too f,lteringly
To catch, from even fattery,
An echo of her name.
She was not born TO DO
star of hundred worshippcrs;
Only the eyes that look to hers
Through love, look askingly.
But she was born to bless
A vicwless violet, breathing balm
Der all the summer evenings calm,
In sweet Inconsistencies
And she was born TO trust
The limit pleading Of her eye.
=. $40 ..-: - an Is tas., 49,
Wins what no other must
Oh she was born to iOVe'
To treasure on the heart and hearth
There are not many eyes on earth
So mirror heaven above
Nes-she was born TO love
And be belovcd-what needs she more?
Thank Heaven, she was not born to soar
Our own, our nesting Dove
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26
DIED !:

At his residence in this Borough, on Sunda,
morning the 23d inst, Gen. ABBOT GREEN
in the 9Th year of his age.
Gen. G. was a man of warm impulses. anf
great enercv of character-for manv v.,,s .,
- ''
a'"'' ''' ,"u1"'.'' P'"''''"."' nau io'
long time hiled large space IN the business
affairs OF this community. Frank, open-hearted
and generous in his disposition, kind neirhbor
and devoted to mis- friends md family NJ. loss
IN g.. u.-,-.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26
49, vE"puE.

NNHE subscriber will offer at Public Sals
at his residence, on Fourth ST., in the
Borough of Le"isburg, on
Saturday, 29th March inst,
the following property Spring Wagon
l Mich Cow. good Hathaway Cooking
Stove and Pipe, good Wood Stove and
Pipe, cherry Corner Cupboard. Kitchen
Cupboard, cherry Secretary, II dozen OF
Chairs, 2 large Iron Kettles, 2 Bull Plows,
l Walker Plow, a setl Of Wagon Makers
Tools, Breakfast Table, Dining Table,
Beds,eads, large Cisern, Meat Vessel, and
a variety Of other articles.
Sale to commence at IL o'clock. Terms
made known on day OF sale by
BENJAMIN RISHEL.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26

IMPORTANT to those having impurities
of the Blood-BRANTS PURIFYING EX-
TRACT, the most wonderful Purifier in the
world, is now put up in QUAnr BorrLEs. USee
advertisements headed "64 DOSES." It is SO
.trong and purifying, tha, one bottle lasts from
ten to sirteen days longer than Ssrsaparilla. DR.
Thornton, agent, Lewisburg. l2m323
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26
GRAIN Drills.

VNHE undersigned wish to inform the
i farming community generally, that
they are now manufacturing
j. r. ROSS Neey In,prored GRIM
DRILLS, or SOWING MACHINE
Without stopping to discuss the compare
tive merits Of numerous Drills now offered
for sale, they merely wish to invite Farm
ers 10 call and see the above named article
before purchasing elsewhere, feeling conf
dent that they can furnish an article that
will give entire satisfaction.
ROSS, GEDDES e. MARSH.
Lewisburg Foundry, Aug. l3, 1850.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26
Look Here!

A 8 spuyious BRANDRETH PILLS Or.
n sold by many Druggists in city and
country, it would be well il persons in inquirins
for them would make them produce their Ceyf!f'
cate OF AsExcY. As there is but one Agent
appointed for each city or town, (no difference
how large the place and all Agents can produce
their Certificate. any persons wanting the genu-
inc Pills had better purchase where they cas
depend on getting the genuine article.
J. HAYES Il co.
Sole Agents for Lewisburg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26
MILITARY BOUNTY LAND.

TNHE undersigned is provided with all the
i necessary forms and papers, and will
take charge, on the most reasonable terms,
of any claims for BOUNTY LAND. EXTRA
PAY or PENSIONS that may be placed in his
hands A II applications. after being duly prepared
here will be forwarded to CHARLES DESELDIxG
Esq, an efficient and responsible Pension Agent
at Washington city, who will present them in
person (without extra charge) to the proper De-
Partment-an arrangement ensuring accuracy and
despatch. HC HICKOK
Lewisburg, Jan 20, 1851 3m
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
PEPsrS ,thefrue Digestire Fiuidor Gastric Juice!
A great Dyspepsia curer, prepared from Rennel
or the fourth stomach Of the Ok, after directions
of Baron Liebig, the grea, Physiological chemist
by Hougnton,M ID. No ii North Eighth 81.
Philadelphia. This is truly wonderful remedy
for indigestion. dyspepsia, jaundice constipation
liver complaint and debility, curing after Nature
own method, by Nature's own agent, the Gas'Ec
Juice. See ertisement in another column.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26
NOTICE.

TNflE undersigned. Intending to remove
i 10 the West. would hereby give notice
that all indeb.ed TO him for costs, notes. or
book account, to make immediate payment,
as after The first Of April he will be Obliged
to leave his accounts with some one ioF
collection. J. HAUS, JR.
New Berlin, Feb. I6, 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26
mi A II r led :

BY Rev. J. G. Anspach. 18th inst, DANIEL
ScHwARrzLKxDER and Miss HErrr BIckLE,
both Of Kelly. Also Epw. KoLP and Miss
CATHARINE MARSHALL, both of Buffalo.
On the 29th Jan. last, by Rev. J. NJ Rogers.
J. WooDs BRowN. Esq. Of Milton, and Miss
MARIA Polk, of Easton.
In Milton, 18th inst, by Rev.D. .Longmore,Jo Jos.
AUTEN and Miss Martha C. DERIcKsox.
BY Rev. NJ. J. Alleman. 25th inst, HENRY
BorEn and Miss MARI ROBINS, both of North d.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26
WORM SPECIFIC!

NTLANE'S SvERMIFCGE-Thi invaluable
M remedy for worms, is rapidly supplanting
all Others in public estimation. Where it is used
i, has produced the best effects, and driven out
all other remedies. II j. the best we have ever
seen is the remark Of all who have ever used it
in their families
Kidd & Col received lot Of MT.ane' .
Vemiiuge from your agent last spring, which I
sold out in one week. and I think could have
sold one thousand bottles by this time if could
have got il, nut no, knowing where TO get II had
TO wait until your agent came around. Every
person that has tried M'Lanes Vermifuge tells
me it is the best they have ever in fact it is
impossible for any one 10 say too much in favor
Of M'Lane's Verrnifuge. w ID ROBB
Tyre Springs, Sumner Co Tenn. Feb l9 ls4S
DR. MLane. Dear Sr-T have sold out all
your Liver Pills and am anxious 10 have another
lot Immediately. These pills seem to take most
wonderfully; could have sold q much larger
quantity il had been provided with them the
inhabitants are sending to Rochester for them,
but whether there are any there or not do not
know. Please send ne another supply immedi-
aiely. F SHORT, Druggist
HemIock Lake, Livig'n Co n Y, Mar ls47
J Kidd & Co-Your travelling agent lef, with
me last summer quantity Of DR. NJ Lanes Pills
and Worm Specific to sell on commission the
Worm Specific is all sold and should be glad to
procure more, as it sells very readily and has q
very salusary effect in expelling worms. II you
can forward me some or send me an order to call
on your agent in Buffalo e. Reynolds) think
it will meet with rapid sale.
VIII AINSWORTH
Varysburg, Wyoming Go, n Y, Dec 10, Is47
AGENTS----C w ScHArFLE, Lewisburg;
H Caslow and H Raser. Milton l Gerhart. Se-
linsgrove; w Friling, Sunbury Mrs M'Cay, !
Northumberland: M e. Grier. Danyille
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BOOKSELLERS,
Country Merchants. and Teachers.

C0""t/y 1uc|CHttUtS, UUH Aet]C"efs'
WE respectfully sol,ci. the attention Of al!
w dealers in School. Miscellaneous or Blank
BOOKS. STATIONERY, PAPER or Window
SHADES. 10 our superior facilities for supply ine
at unusually low rates. for cash or approved credit
every article pertaining to our business.
A long and active experience, warrants Us IN
saying that wecan acknowledgements TO purchasers
EoUALLED Br FEw-ExcELLED Br NONE.
We earnestly ask an examination Of our mode OF
conducting business, believing if an experiment
is made, it will be found for the interest OF those
desiring goods in our line, to contin1e operating
with US. Our stock is at all seasons large. and
selected with particular reference to the wants OF
Pennsylvania, Ohio and The near trade generally.
Ordersl.y mail OF O her~ise despatched promptly
and at the lowest rate. known in any market.
UJJThe highest price given for X NiS III cash.
PEEk s. BLISS.
Norlh.Eisi corner of Thi,d and Arh St.. PHILAp.
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

TTIHE undersigned. Commissioners Of Union
Co., Pa, will meet at the house Of John s.
Kern, in Center Tp. on FRIDAr the 2s,h day Of
March, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ; and at the public
house Of Jacob OFT. in Penns TIP. on FRIDAr the
4th day of April, 1851, at 10 O'Clock. A. M, for
the purpose of receiving Proposals for the build
ing Of two Bridges, the former across Middlecreek
near Beaver Furnace, and the latter across Penns
creek at Hartman's Mill. The specifications Of
which are not now agreed upon, but will be made
known on said days. All those wishing to embark
in anything Of the kind are respectfully invited to
attend. JAMES BARBIN,
JOHN WILT. Comm s ers.
GEOHEIMBACH,)
Comm'ses Office, New Berlin, March 10, 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26
GREAT COUGH REMEDY

The annals of medical science, afforIing a.
they do ample proof of the power and value OF
many medical gents, have furnished no examples
to compare with the saiutary effects produced by
"Ayer's Cherry PectoraL''
The remarkable of diseases of the Lurgs which
have been r5alz by its use att sted they by
many Prominent professors and physicians til aud
regn lands, hoIld encourage the afflicted to persevere
with the strong assurance that the Of the Cherry
| Pectorap will relieve and ultimately cure them.
We Present to the public unsolicited testimonials from
some of the first in country, upon whose jug-
ment and experience implicit confd nce he pac,d.
Of the most learned and intelligent ply sicias in the
country, considers it composition Of excellence
for the cure of that formidable disease Consumi ton
| Norwich, April 26. lSIf.
DR. J. C. Ayer-Dear Sir: Agreeable to the request of
your agent. will chceruy state what have known
of the effects of your Cherry Pectoral and they have
been astonishing indeed Mrs Betsy Streetcr had been
afflicted with a and relentless cough, which re-
duced her very low low that little hopc could be
tertaned of her Numerous remedies had been
tried without effect before the Cherry lecforal. Ami
that has cured her. George Waknson, Esq. had our
knowledge been afflicted with Asthma. tor ereH gers.
and grown yearly worse until the Cherry Pectoral has
now removed the disease and he is as free from any
symptoms a The Rev. Mark Dane had been 80
severely attacked with the Bronchitis. 10 disable him
rum has duties and nothing had afforded him rclisf until
Mr.. TEorning carried him a bottle Of your rectsr
which cured him at once, and he now oieatc usual
in his place.
These three of the in which have known
it successful hut fail We have grra, pleasure
ia certifying TO these facts and respected ,ir your
humble servants. REV. DAVID TiloENING.
HON. JOSEPH BATTLES.
Among the distinguished authorities who have given
their names to recommend Cherry Pcctora the hest
remedy that is known for the Affections Of the Lungs.
The London Lancet: :: Canadian Journal Of Meii-
cal Science Boston Medical and Surgical Journal"
Charleston Is. G. Medical Review New Jersey Medi.
cal Reporter Prof Webster. Harvard College, Prof
BARTLETT Pennsylvania University of Medicine President
Perkins Vermont Medical College, DR.. Valentine Mott.
New York CITY, Parker Cleaveland, Bowtoin College
Prof Butterfeld wloughby College Ohio. Prof Braith
waite. lS,sis, Eng Medical School. sir Richard Kane
Qucen's Coll, ge ireland. Prof. Rosenhaum. Lipsic.
The public have hut TO know the virtues mao tnnish
ing of the Cherry Pectoral- suIscas. ST
Of the Lungs, when they will feel rlmg these
dangers, whenever this remedy may be obtained.
P,eparedbyJ CAyey, Chemist, LosoeN, Ms
For sale by e w SCHAFTLE, Lewisturg;
Caslow, Milton; Isaac Gerheart, Seinserove;
and BY Druggists generally 3m35s
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BOATING Coal

On the Delaware & Hudson Canal,
EOR the year l85l-between RoNDou1
/ and HAwLEY.
The PENNSYLVANIA COAL COM
PANY will pay The following rates o
Freight:
For Trips made in 10 days. 90 cts.; il
in u days, 80 Cts; over IL days, SIS
the Company providing Boats. for which
$2l will be reserved on each trip for use OF
said Boat. For further particulars, refer.
ence may be had 10 printed Articles Of
Agreement.
From the improvements made in the
Canal, the present winter, Boats are ex-
pecled to carry 100 to ITO tons per trip
during the season. Contracts can be-
made at the Office Of the Company, 81
Wall 81. New. York, or at Rondout, the
OF the Canal on the Hudson
River, either personally or by letter.
@Messrs.F .FRIcK s. SLIFER. .Lewisburg,
who are building Boats for the Company
are authorized to make contracts 18th boat
men. or give information.
New York, 18th Feb. 1851.
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Boot and Shoe Making,
DISSOLUTION

lUMA
VNtlE Firm OF GEDDEs & MARSH has been
this day dissolved by mutual consent,
Samuel Geddes having transferred all his
interest in said Firm to james S. Marsh,
who will settle all its affairs. and continue
the Foundry. Stove, and Machine business
as usual, and hopes to be favored with a
continuance Of the liberal patronage hiih.
erto enjoyed. SAMUEL GEDDES,
JAMES s. MARSH.
Lewisburg, Feb. IA, 1861.
rIn retiring from the Firm of Geddes
& Marsh, l tender my acknowledgements
10 the friends and patrons Of the establish.
ment, and cordially recommend Mr.. Marsh
TO the confidence and patronage Of the
public. SAMUEL GEDDEs.
rAll persons having accounts with
the late Firm, will eco tho propriety Of
calling and settling, as am anxious to
close up oil ito affairs, ~ soon as practi-
cable. JAnEa s. MARSH.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-03-26
SALE !

MILL be offered at Vendue, a, the
w Public House Of Col. SAM'L REBER,
on the Turnpike, in Ens, Buffalo Up. on
Cbursoan the 9th of ttlarrb,
commencing at 10, A MI Mare with
foal, two.horse Wagon, 2 Cows, Flows,
Harrows, Harness, Saddle. Plow. Gears,
WindmilI,2 2 Thrashing Machines and horse
power, I Carriage, Hay ladders, beds, bed.
ding. beds,eads, chairs, tables, l eigh,-day
clock. bureaus. chests, barrels, tubs, kettles,
pots, kitchen and corner cupboards, 2 coal
stoves. Hathaway's cooking stove, carp
cts. and variety Of Farming Utensils and
Kitchen Furniture too numerous to name.
THOMAS REBER, Agent for
March 5, 1851. JOHN REBER.
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THE WINTER SESSION
OF THE
L LEWISBURG ACADEMY

NIILL commence on MONDAY the 2sth Of
w OCTOBER. In this lnstiI IuioD, all the
Branches Of thorough Academic course will be
laugh,
The communication of knowledge simply, 10
not the sole design Of Education and should not
be made SO its highest aim 10 to strengthen and
bring out into action, the intellectual and moral
powers Of the student Throw around him sIl
the facilities necessary to his progress, and af
rd him all proper aid, but do not na,ter him
with the thought that he must rely upon another
and not upon his own Efforts for success Inde-
pendent self-Telnnce is one Of the first lessons
that should be learned in n school room This
kind of early mental training prepares one for
vigorous and manly exertion in after hfe, and
thus gives him marked advantage over the is>
norant and uneduca,ed. The main efforts Of a
Teacher ould. therefore, be directed To the for
nation Of sound habits Of study. for when this
end is reached, the progress Of the pupil becomes
at once certain and rapid.
Composition and Defamation. as formerly.
will receive due attention-pariculsrIy the for
mer, and the Primary Department shall have our
special care. The subscriber feels fatiered with
the growing prosperity Of the Institution, and
shall labor to merit its continuance, by increased
exertion.
TuIrIoy-Per Session Of 90 weeks. for the
Common English So; Higher English, Ss !;
and for the Languages, so.
mo. RANDOLPH.
Oct. Q, 1850. Principal.
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Price Reduced!
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