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HATS-so do1. Palm Leaf.
IL 3 dox. China Pearl,
3 doz. Pedal,
4 duz Domestic Straw.
ust reed by ID kREMER Il CO

600 LBS. White and Colr'd Cotton Carpet
vOO Char, for sale at KRENERS.
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The other night one of the men On
board of the U. s. ship PennsylvaniS & /.
tempted to make bis escape from the SER
vice, by plunging overheard, in expec,a-
ton Of reaching the shore in safety. The
poor fellow had scarcely touched the
water, however, when he was seized By a
large shark and speedily dispatched.-
Norfolk Argus, July "a.
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OILS, TALLOW GREASE,
Ohio Mineral Paint.

=
e0O BBLS. MACHINERY OIL. Price rs cts. per gallon
oOO $500 Gallons do do
in ctsk Of various sizes. do do do do
900 Barrels BOILED PAINT OIL. do IS do DO
5000 Gallons do do do
in casks Of various sizes. do do do do
$50 Barrels TANNERS OIL. Various kinds aud quail
ties, from So to % cents per gallon.
$500 Gallons IN Casks Of various sizes Various KINDA
and qualities from 35 to so cents per gallon
so Tons TALLUW GREASE fr Heavy hearings, AMI
Coarse Machinery, in Barrels or Casks, OF any con
sistency required. Price i cents per ID.
$50 Tons OHIO MINERAL PAINT, IN Barrels, nj the
lowest market price.
Machinery Oil. warranted not to chill IN the
coldest weather, and considered by thosr using II
equal to Sperm Oil. Boiled Paint OIL equal To
Linseed Oil, other than for white.
I am constantly receiving large supplies OF the
above named articles, and my motto -. small
profits and quick return-." ID. 4. POND.
Sc Water st (undcr the Pearl 81. House. }
New York. Feb 1852 3m42s NeW iofhi
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Some OF the Chinese, in California,
have silver watches SO large that they use
he oaiaids case to fry potatoes in.
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OF Of Prinis--Summer We1r-and Ready
IL Made Clothing. just re,'l and for sale by
d. =. KkEMER & co
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NEW ST0RE.XEEFERS
NEW GOODS! G;

California for Gotd. Pen"sylrania FIR big
Burns and H1rsss. Ser ScHtt Gas sv Buchanan fr
i'''s'!,n, Cor Bir'.r far rs,ysa2 2'sls bu; FOSTER
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4 Great Accommodation to Business Men.
T G. BAKER. No 8, Harmony Street
A/' opposite the Exchange. Philadelphia -
offers to the public a superior article OF Plain
Fancy and Legal Envelopes with a card
enclosing the United Stats Postage stamp and contain
ing the and place IF business OF individuals and
firms, neatly printed the 20 companies or
private individuals, having extensive c"rrpondpnee
this will prove of great oh, atnr
the delay and uncertainty incident TO the applying Of
the Postage STAMPS the advertiser will guarantee the
stamps appei iy him rcnuin permanently. The benefit
of having advertisement surround ng the stamp Will
be apparent to every business man
The paper from which these Envelopes are marufac-
tured is ~ superior quality being enamel ed parchment
of smooth polished surface, and water proof with but
little additional -xp.nse.
Samples may be at the Office. where all or'lers
will be proMpiiy attended to- The above cement
having been t6. 'hese envelopes only b. oh
tanned of the sdverter or his rhorized agents. am
also manufacturing the Adr'1ti ing Ent,ors nurh
used by all business men, aud the utility e which s a
parent every ndis dual who has used ths These
envelopes be furnished in large small quantities
June 1851 As
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VNOOD-WORK for q Two Horse Wagon
w for sale at KREMER'S.
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Lightning Rods.
ARgITAGE's
;1atcli Hla9uciic Li1b.niI1 iicb5,


found in
AREITAGE's
i)atcilt nla9uctie Li1b;nin1 ficb5,
and in this alone This Rod has been examined
by the most scientific c"niemen in the wosli-
Professors NJ Muririe, Johnson, " slcr and many
oihers that have examined them, recommend and
speak OF them IN the highest terms OF apIHobaion.
and have pronounced them the only safe rods IN
use in this any other county for the protection
OF Lives and Property. One advantage is to divide
cod throw back part o! the elrclnc huid harmless
TO the clouds in time OF stroke this enables he
rod TO conduct that portion OF fluid that belongs
to the earth without the slishte>i danger of lea
wing the conductor. This rod has many other
advantages over the old one. The only place 0.
manufacturing is in
Zine 81. 8 doors Q5oue 18Th. PHILADELPHIA.
ahsre all persons are respectfully invited to call
and examine for themselves. For sale Wholesale
OF Retail Ivy THO'S ARN!fAGE-
These rods have been purchased and success-
fully used by th. follow ing individuals. coiranie.
and corp1faIions, whose names ciieeriul!y
submitted:
Ia cad PA1sd.lplio A. s : Rorerts. George
Santziu-er, Jud-e Bauver, Judge ConraI J. Nuf,rJi,
John Homes. C. C. Claney Brenner. Ii Oakley, Conrad
Scy J. L. Grant John Netmsa, Thos. tirov'T, Bat
Uuuns A l. G'uk - II. Ms, Tbo Mott 4 Co. Nr.
powuiuz. }. I Grrr-, j. W Watson G. mphrrYs. J.
Ep!cy Co, j NyuEn. H. Barlen J. ovenshire. e. Pep
pr M Sh.rlcs, Mr.. Martin, :. Drbey, J. BriuhIry.
Mr. Dayfon DR.. Piul. ii. Powers q Co, J. " Wn~pennv,
~ Nlrr. the Rcd Rank Hotel. ihs T. : Arsenal, the
SIrrg Garden {. i2Uiissiore-s' Hall.
IN ice sat # .Hric JTsfy.-GeorEe Crs, in. Judge
NCd1 Jud-- Dayton, 'ohn Netnan, Dr.. II. AIIurtic,
l., nj. Roberts, Mr. J. Downing.
GjJThe only authorized Agent for the Coan'es
OF Union. Juniats. M,tilin Clinton, l., coming.
Northumberland, Monroar. Columbia. Luzsrne. is
SAMUEE HOOVER,
H1rtlefon Union county. Penn.
Orders and letters addressed (post psi) 10 Mr..
Hover. will he promptly attended TO- He has
put up nanher Of these Rods in Union county
some o! which may he seen as follows:
IN C.NI0N CoCNTT-
Rrrfsy To.llark IIafpenuy. VIM. Foster, John Haas
Mirhael Peters Jacob smith, David Filmap, Ecuben
Mench. George KIeckner. N'tc Bsrlm-Co1rt Hous,.
and Commits -ioner,' ofre. Limestpe Tp-Iohn Reber
JH'0n Tp.-Dr. Charles Wilson. Washington Tp-.Iohn
kuntz Simon kuutz. RpH Tp.-Isaac Couidron. Wate
Deer Lp.-Michael Hoffman.
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10G0 lbs. inch. I inch. 8 inch, inch,
IOOO II inch. - inch square and s by
]. / by I Sanderson's best CAST STEEL just
reed by ID. S. KREMER & co
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers
~ inieud to make application to the next
Legislature Of the State Of Pennsylvania for the
passage Of law o incorporate an institution with
privileges Of discount and deposit. with capital
of One Hundred Thousand Dollars and the right
TO commence operations when Twenty thousand
Dollars shall have been paid in: said institution
TO be called the Lewisburg Sarings Institution:
TO he located in the Borough of Lewi.burg Union
county, Penn. JOHN HOUGHTONy
DAVID REBER.
ALIEN AMMONS,
WM FRICH,
June "a. 1852 6m PETER BEAVER &c.
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Cut this out ond prese,se ~
WINES. LIQUORS, &C.

HAvING adopted the Cash principle IN nv
Ill business, by which avoid the annual lis'
Of bad debts and the expense attending the c"l-
lection Of old sccounts. I am now enabled to sell
and ,oiX sell at prices that will SAVE to my eut-
toners at Ieas, 25 PER CT. on their purchases at
the same time ,rnrront erery article TO be pure
a. yepre..nted aud suPKRIoR far the price.
Orders filled in original packages as imported.
of "A, 20, IS, 40. rs and i20 gallons eacn.
gran,,.s of every description, at 81 90 a 90
Old Holland and Shcdam tin, D, W
Jamaca Rum of different ages, % 90
Irish anil Scotch Whskey. . ~
London Brown Stout and Scotch Ale, C2 30
tJld Madeira. sherry. and Port Wines, ~ 90
,n do casks - 90 10 90
Champ ai-ne Of every quality, 10 10 W
With TenerifTt. Sicily, Lisbon, and Malaga
Vine in or casks. Also imported i.iqueu's--
Gu acoa, Marssehino, Auak, Cherry Brandy,
K,rsohwatsr. Sc.
Ola Monongaheia md Bourbon Whiskey from
l to 10 years oh.
GTEvery cask carefully examined before ship
ping. Goods shipped under personal supervision.
Wines enclosed in douile casks, if desired, 80
prevent tapping.
4. Ii. M'CALLA. Importer and Dealer,
3m425 30 Walnut Street, Phiiod
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hEEDS Of superior form. for ssls At the
IL Chronicle office. . cts single. boe Joss
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= Tie use Of ,.co or three columns o. the
"Chronicle'' fir the advocacy Of wHis fr'n'
eipies and Nominees has beeS purchased. 10
The Drnocn.rs the same chance Is offered ID
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
skins and Fancy Css<mcrs. Colored and Whit. Liner,
Drills Cottena'ies, vestings, styles Marseles Vest.
inss, English Hosiery &c, e..
FOR LADIES' sEAE,rich lus.ercf Black sih. riair
aud changrable Siks striped Silks Marselines oheck!
India silks, Florence Grodenap Glsccs Paris painted
Jaconcts and London prin,sd Bsrrsge he Lsn. sure.
plain Msusenes, Toll De Noirc, French and Scotch
Ginghams needle worked Collars and Unerleevss Jaeo
net and Swiss Ed-nes. and Swiss Insrrting., Woven
Linen Edgi1gs Lar plain and fanny Cap Nets (nev
styIes Tari-tons, Illusions Bordes. embroidered
clear Lawn Idk'fs, superior quality Md. Tafeta and
Silk Gloves long and shert Mohar Ntts, White Crsr.
shayIs elegant Spring Shawls, &c &C. large asort-
men. Of FURNISHING GOODS, Drugss.., Mats, s,ar
Damask, Super Cotton shee,ngs, Pillow Case Muslin
Furniture Check Tckngs Cotton Fringes Cotton Table
Diaper, Damask Table Cloths, Napkins oylies
Cloth and Cotton Table Covers Super Marseiiles Quilts
Counierpanss, Hackabuck, Diaper ami Crash TowelnS
&c. &c.
Their stock Of GROCERIES i. vsrv I,,e.
and cheap Their QUEENSWARE assortmsns
is one Of the finest ever brought to this section
Of country, and extremely low. Also an extensive
lot Of HARDWARE.
Their stock Of Goods having been .purchased
at the present extremely low prices, ,sfcr Cash.
enables them 10 oi3er snusual inducements as
respects variety. style and prices The public
are respectfully invited to eah and examine for
themselves before purchasing slse~h hero.
OCouniry Produce ai the highest market
prices wanted in exchange for Goods
GEODES & IUDlNGS.
Ls~i-hurG. April 81, 1859
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CHANGE OF FoRTUNE.-Some years
ago, a servant girl, who had robbed her
mistress, a miliiner in London, was trans,
ported to Sydney for term of years.
Since the discovery of Bathurst plains, the
female convict has written to her former
mistress, that the colony was good place /;
that she now kept her carriage, she was
happy TO return the amount which she had
stolen, with interest; that she earnestly
recommended her to come oYt and set up
shop; and that, in that case, she should be
happy to extend her patronage to lady
for whom she had so great an esteem.
AN ENGLISH IDEA OF AMERICAN GE-
oGRAPHY.-A parcel was recently received
from England by Boston merchant, with
the following address:
"--, Esq,
Portsmouth, -
Rhode Island,
New York,
U. s. A."s
Such instances Of Ignorance, says the
Traveller, are not very rare. The Anerisv
can schoolmaster is often abfoad but k6l
seems never yet 10 have visited Epnln1d
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wHIG COUNTY CONVENTION.

In pursuance Of the call of Whig Standing
Committee, the Delegates elected from the va
rious districts in the county, assembled at the
Court House in the Borough Of New Berlin,
on Monday the 9th inst. and organized by
electing JOHN F. WILSON, Esq, President,
and JoHS s. HAckESsxRe, Esq, Secretary.
The following delegates presented their cre-
dentials and took their seats;
Beaver-John s. Smith, Peter Kline.
West Beaver-Jacob Smith, J. d. Romig
Butfaloe-John w. Simonton. James Irwin.
W. Bufaloe-Joseph Roush, John Kline.
E. Buffaloe-Robert H. Laird, Jacob Gundy.
CeDue-Jacob Fryer. John Swengel.
Centreville-Conrad WGlHy, John Young.
Chapman-Amos Stroh, Isaac Hoff.
Har,ley-John Haas. J. F. Wilson.
Kelly-George Nickel, Jacob S,ahl.
Limestone-John S,ees, John B. Smith.
Lewisburg-L. b. Christ, o. N Worden.
Mddecrek-Henry Mitchell, VIM. Courtney.
Miffiinburg-Thos. Hassenplug, Thos. Badger.
New Berlin-Charles Merrill, d. w. Woods.
Penns-H. X Ritter, Samuel Boyer.
Perry-Jacob Martin.
Union-George Wehr, Jacob F. Hummel.
Washngton-P. S. Boyer, J. s. Hackenberg.
White Deer-D. B. Kaufman, Jas. Marshall.
The Convention then proceeded to nominate
| candidates for Congress; Hon. Ner Mddles-
warth, and Thos. NJ. Bibighaus, we're several
ly nominated.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot
with the following result
| For Congress.
Hon. Ner Middleswar,h, Of Union Co. 3;
Hon T. NJ. Bibghaus, Of Lebanon Co.
Mr.. Middleswarth nominated.
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THE NATIONAL ERA, WASHINGTON D. c., DECEMBER g. 1852.

them. Models Of some kind TO draw from, are
absolutely essential to the slightest substantial
improvement in this elegant and useful accom-
plishment. The best of all models are those
made by the pupil, for himself to dellneate.
Preparing such models is the best possible ex-
ercise in mechanism.
Parents wishing to provide for the young
spirits under their control, during the coming
"wINTER EVENINGS" a supply of "FIREsIDE
ADJUSTMENTS" may be interested to know that
numerous and powerful agencies are already
combined for their aid The public function
aries Of our own and of foreign Governments,
State Legislatures, the public press, school SUI
perintendents, and, to great extent schools
have already done good work, in this great and
common cause. Public sentiment is also NOV
ing with power which nothing can resist, in
favor Of the true DEMOCRACY or Science" To
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world, more directly or more efectually, than
by providing for their "wINTER EVENING FIRE
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" STREET SCHOOLS"
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THE OXYGEN LAMP.

THE subscribers would respectfully inform the public
l. that they the sole manufacturers for the original
oxygen Lard or Oil Lamp, patented by u knnesr Feb
4th 1851 This lamp has been before the public for three
years during which time there have been hundred
thousand sold and has received three first premiums and
two diplomas
The subscribers have hand at their shop In Circle
vils Ohio fteen thousand OF these lamps which ready
all orders that may be received In prices fer great
Inducements to Dry Goods and Hardware merchants Tin
men, Pedlsrs, dc.
We caution the public against all limitations of this LAMP
intend prosecuting all nfrngemens Of either
faoturer, vendsr, or user
Persons who viii make the selling Of this lamp their sol-
business realize handsome profits the
agents testify
Rights for twenty six different States for sale.
RICHARDSON BKOrHtRIIN,
Nov i-6m Jirr'eyilla, Ohio
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PHILOSOPHICAL AND CHEMICAL APPARA-

MANUFACTURE by &. n. WARNING for siI
Vl year Professor Of Chemistry and EsturSl Philosophy
college Hi Pcugbksepse. He will be happy to open
correspondence With those wishing TO purchase sGch sr
ess chemicals who may have lsborRores@ arrange
Apparatus securely packed and sent to any part Of the
Un,ed States at lower than the catalogue prces OF
any house IN New York Termscash
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KOLIAN PIANO FORTES.

nALLETT, DAVIS, co, the long established ADD
order the better TO their Southern West
customers have recently opened at No 2
Broadway New York where large and full supply OF their
superior Instruments both with without Coemsn
ebraied olisn accom- panment always he found The
Eolisn, by the sk at improvement OF Messrs H.. d..
CO.. been Invested Of the harsh ssraphn tone and the
purs pips flute tone substituted, giving to 1t all The
sweetness and beauty Of the paror organ Their Pianos
been too long and yoraby known TO need commends
ton and united to their Holan no sweeter musc
he found Every instrument warranted give salts
faction the whole Of the purchase money will be return
ed with cost Of trans portation:
GOULD BERRY, Sole Agents,
2T broadway, New York
N. Il. Messrs a. b. have the beet catalogue Of sheet
music and musical instruction books be found 10 the
United States Liberal discounts made TO the trade
Aug &.
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A PUPIL WANTED.

THE Subscriber will take into bis family the LIST Of
January before pupil boy girl, Of good disposi-
ton and habit to be educated and cared for az his own
children.
He is teaching two of his children, boy and
girl and also lad from Lowell Mas. They pursuing
the English branches together with the LATIN Greek and
French languages For particulars to terms references
other information, please address
JOHN y. BROWN,
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ExorERIo ASrHRopoLoaY.

DY T. L. Nichols M. D., Port Chester New York-Prp-
ID opal Of the American Hydrophic institute pocket
volume l6mo about 100 pages nsary 100 snsrsyisgs cloth
comprehensive and confidential treatise the structure
functions pssona attractions and perversions true and
false conditions the most intimate relations OF and
women anatomical biological Psychological pathology
cal obs etrcxl and hydro therspsesl treating especial
y and with nllness aud fidelity Of illustration Of the laws
and processes OF generon gesaton evolution parturi
ton and iAotaton This work nteIded to be strictly
private book Of study and reference and full answer TO all
professional consultations will not be sold by booksellers
agents but will he sent by mail post paid receipt Of
dollar, by the author Dec. 2-3m
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PLANO FORrEA FROM NEW sCALES.

r. WARNER co, All Broadway, New York, beg
to invite attention TO their OF Roewood Piano
fnrtes just manufactured from their and greatly
proved Scales These Instruments embrace points
excellence entirely and not 10 be found in any
made in the United Ststessucb for example sundy
material In the Scales the Globulsr
Tubular srs &c &c. They made 81 the very best
materials and by the ablet workmen be found In the
country warranted IN all rsspscs, and sold
vorabs terms. Second hand Pianos taken In exchange
10 WareroomS All Broad,oay, Ne,0 York. 81
3
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T. GILBERT & Co.'s New York Wars-rooms
1913 Broad,ray corner Of Anthony ST., and
opposite Broad,rdv Bank and Iheatre

1888 Broddirdy corner Of Anthony ST., and
opposite broadway Bank and Theatre,
XETHERE tho largest assorInsnt OF Pianos with snd
w without the celshratei Improved A.osn may he
fouods Of which have the mstsiio frame, and
rAntsd TO stand any climate and give entire satisfaction
and will he sold At great bargains by experience 81
eight years resulting many portant the
NOLAN has been brought 10 perfection attained by
others Nearly Ann Aolisns have been applet, and the
demand Is rapidly increasing Elegant Boudoir Cottage
Pianos convenient for small rooms. T. g. Cos Pisnos
admitted TO he superior to all others owing TO their
nrmnsas and long standing Ia tune Prices At tha
mandatory. Dealers supplied At liberal discounts 4 VI
Wsds and the entire Bssson catalogue Music aud In
strstion Books, furnished II this store ut Wholesale
HORACE WATERS, sole Agent
Constantly hand, extensive assortment OF Second
hand Pianos in rosewood aud ashay cases varying In
prices from SO "a Sb0 Second hand Rolan Flames fom
san 10 rs 8rAad Pianos from tsoto t7uo friass 4
Guitars, FROM DO 60 j'6 Sc, ~. sept i6--iy
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for the Nafesal Ers, and authsFsea TO take Advsr
ssncnts and subscriptions the ~ required
as Ills oGoes Boston Cosgssas street, New nosn
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~ X. NJ pErrEN6iLI., Newspaper Advertising, SAP
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