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i5ADQUANYEKs FOR FAsHToSAnLE CLIO

HUST received, the variety Of Cloths Camcrcs and
y vsncs the the lalest and most we'd
styles Consisting ra French black Cloths and Cassimere al
oucs ccured Cloths and Cussmcrcs shade
and quality: French HEAVIER Cloths all qua!c French Inalsa
Coang Cloth entirely French Pceam Cloths, Frsch mar.
BILE and clcudcd CassncTcs.
Silk Plush and Velvet Quadrlls Silk Plush
and Velvet Six Plush and Velvet; Ribbed Ss Plush and
plain Plush SILK Cashmere Festng Denmark SILK Nnes
black rcnaie silk Ncs!nGs. Bu and White Grenadinc
Silk Y. snss. party Nesags, decidedly rici
REaBY.MhDE CLOTHING Of all kinds and qualities. Of tic
vcry latest kos>u Over Goats Esninax WRAP
IaInanc Frcss Albert Top Coats Hunting
Goats
FANCY GOODS -Fancy Ties aud CTavas Crlml and RI ics
something new black !ancy rich fancy and black
Silk Scars do Gloves Of al kinds Collars Sslehders
Socss-Sk Aehn; Dress Shirts; SILK SS MeriGo
Shirts and Drawers. Call and see for yourselves
T. e. SPENCE, of Main and Governor streets"
a iI,uSr.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
gHyIIE has taken the rOWATAN HOUSE in the city
Richmond and is prepared t" entertain in the hes: manner
members the gi.aue travelling public generally
Having repaired and newly and handsomely furnished
this well known and popular Hotel plea any an" ~
Gated on Broad and Eleventh streets Capitol and City Hail
he thar enabled give satisfaction those
"' mo- " w go R r DARRACoTT.
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PlNEI POINT LINE TO BALI1mOhE.,
1922. aaRs ,sfssiI zs sIEiEiizSsssEas l
TER AltltANE MEN
Fare only SIS.

81
syHF nlc eheebv Informed comfortable and commo
nous iow pressure steamer MARYLAND Capt Chas E. Nit.
M having been entirely rele enlarged and improved III every
spec m ecriS large number OF passengers and with state
hose who precrbcn. retired Is now on the route between
md and baltimore Passengers by this agreeable and eco.
a line wi RIchnond by the morning train 90 Tuesdays
O'clock A and Baltimore on the following mornings
M 10 rroc.r y tie and Frenchown Steamboat Le
~ A. NJ or the early those daysto Philadelphia
Icning Ii-a.c he imore or the aernocnsc urs
AZ Friday succeeding with the
an winch svesn Richmond Il , p Nj OF The same days
in the case Of Ladies and Families. who vii
Tree OF Charge FORWARD caoi pas
(nciuding meals and lodging on noardosi o.
ne New Castle and rrenctown line So So Fer second class
81 So Making the riote fare from Richmond 10 Philadelphia
s class passengers by This agreeable line 81 50 only
further particulars through tickets, apply al the ONCE Of
Richmond rrcle and Potomac Railroad Company
nv 10 J. Is. WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
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GEOKGE w. SOUTIIALL,s ESTA1

SIN MONDAY the M d,y NpN 'ncr l-! IL Williamsburg
shall the George W SruitaPS estate b.
ginning wlh his Furniture Horses Carriages 8 ana on rs
PAY lie 9Th (ulc ily sal! sell his La and Mis-
Library and us large stock q: choice oil Vines DC
Catalogues will h. distributed TERMsSl% months cred
all dollars on bond and approved security
On FRIDAY the 10th December following. Oakland arm II
Warwick county shall sell. similar ms ts SOCK 81 li"c4
Mules Cattle, Hogs Cora Fodder. pamtai"n I:!is &c
RNNEKr ANDERSON. Admir-
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y "o''1iS no., S,., ~, :, S,,y rni

NNrll bs sold publicly sand, Point in the county Il Charles
w cIy, without rr.ar weather. on ILi>Ah. November
q 81 L.. !rirtl r"rs r. a! the
prli>habc orr; bcI1iuc ag cziit- IL" tom cTn; excepted
II the following viz lauGhoi9 aud Kitchen
Furniture Agricultural Implements. and Frnn"g M "i great
variety n ri the proved kinds from me ncSt nannact
re- embracing Thichtr RtaleIs ard Cradles Fan Mills.
Shelters AID fUSlrr Straw Cu.rs. Portable tiT!'t Mil
Cation Hay Press aicows Rollers. " "l won' and rrrl
Wagons Carts. TiT.,. PnUchs 81 and
cpon general and nj Luss Rvtr; ao
IN. comioluus Carriage and II r"ar'y Hi
rr Ferry Boat anil four small i," use! pleasure
fishing Az 'hs Fodder. S;ncks and aw from
LARGE crops aud the stock of sulr- ani
Hoses the 'Dio"is improved t,'r a" Ue De-
pu.m "G ~ hlrc cr"s~ hi," tioE" an! u"'oke ~:
~ Yrnirr, au! Caves. 90 Bu''s,' and
Is! sheep. including KLn. all from The improved .i"tE the
M,ssrs Delaware. together with the ll".s
have Tor private Tis hum!ti Negroes
Also so valuable mhcrru Land rncn' 10 James III
YER being only unsnd portion sandy Point
TEKNSA of $50 and urr cash: AL "hoTc that
October ls 1913 for approved enGu Ell ncga.
table nulra, m boats w;lI satisfactory s.'uti:
oc, aD-cr,s RiRT II. BOILING.
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SAFE OF NEGROES, STOCK, cRoPs, &C.

shS TUESDAY the 4 December the rcdtncr OF The
late Thomas the County Louisa, 50 nt
above Richmond will se the highest bidder. the
mules, sheep ard hogs tile crop
oats fodder surk care wagon carriage household and k;ch
rn furniture, plan;ao: tools, sc.
thu and for the other property ere
dix OF ten months viii lie for all oarsth'
purchaser ry:re toEt with approye! security.
Nav K O. & MEREDITH Executors.
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INSTRUCTION. ON THE PIANO FORTE, HARP

GUITAR. AND IN VOCAL MUSIC.
PROFESSOR BRANDT respectfully informs The citizens OF cr
ne intends giving lessons the above mentioned IN.
suments higher branches of vocal music com
menco the 18th ul November next
Prof having experience of eighteen years the poIes.
SION and esuy taught several Of the largest semi
the South offers the different female
milaes as well Richmond generally Far ad
will have the benefit of being accompanied on the
violin.
Professor Brand, permitted the Rev Dr. Jones' aad 10
the Rev. DR.. Leroy Lee
ali orders p H. Taylos Music Store, where refer
| enccs can sept '-G3c"H
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.HI
criher under .crr m tcuii SE,c Corr
FuYarna cnnny VIII Proceed - .' ~ Iutl. ats ;At
o YIN ISfhh. II
November and WEDNESDAY, the IL .y 81 lrrtlbrl I"Ni be-
ginning at o'clock. the Nrlinrr. all k Lu@r.
ing L. The consisting oi 75 NrrCe '
Carurntrrs BacksriF; 10 iuEstr ~ mne la 'd caiiH.
100 sheep 600 hugs, he plan
4 and shop io0ir OF al kinds
The Negroes he Uid cash. the Other property ct.t
nine mon,hs-ihe purchaser sYns bond ~ 5rnos ecuy
JAMES GAIT.
.l,,trn, tI,D GA. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-19

EMOvED.--The subscrIb has removed his Hat AS&6
ma CAP M4uulactny No. ISL Broad st. where SssI2
'GI hr PLEASED his old lrleLdS aud The public
al = G. L. BEITY.
H.. Fhelars y!rs Of Hats aud Caps, always on hand
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-19
SAFE Oh LANDIN NMELIA

COMMISSOSEE'S SALE OF LAND IN AMELIA.
sI virtue :" decree al the Circuit Court Of Amelia rendered
sS r October lSj2 '!e Ci Mcdowell and others
Wn' II L heItsnn, admir- ~ Elizabeth ~ Moran, deceased
an! others VIII IN WEDNESDAYihe sh day OF December
the aif day! Proceed TO sell. the premises. M
public the highest bidder II 81 land Or ess
Amelia. bounded by the lands nf Lew
co,er lie East and West by Deep Greek The - u;s and
pubic road leading 10 UehuIsvlr on the North ana Wet
TIE ri The Will be U!ehi cash. the balance N iw
equal ~ and Two the purchaser giving bono
approved security, AMI the title Of the land be retained un
The purchase money II paid
Nay T. III. r.
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SAI.E 0E YAI.TAnLE REAL ANp PEKsnNAL

ESTATE. IN TIE COUNTY OF h Nc WILLIAM.
vru, executed b. T y t't'gi! ale ~
William. ftusecs. for W." ir',nsc
Of securing c therein cctt uc nom
hr ~ 10 naT aueicr John Drilr.cs. -icl
"a Il. I'd was h Jay February. >I. ald no"
Of Office ui County CUn OF NM Niis
assigned! -a'i rIurcc s'' - Iuhc aullI 90 M"'
day day May, :53, before the tav,m door At kt WI
valuable the Nm William
Court loHs. npon "lch III: Court House an otter !c
and private bud cheated. ""na'"iEs 80 acres more " les
he .i"y and Al llr and l"c: We
sell about Il oE Is likely slaves cGais;:"s "i mcn w'ef
and child en-.
1Ictrac 81 llEi above r,irrrdo l. o. regarded one 9i IL,
valuable he county 81 kiG william iii' 'Iu".d
in HE. surrnu, ~ ia'ian a.
industrious an! hylm. II Virginia Il abouT
in mari quality perfectly accessible and convenient ;"
any purou the There an several p
vat. uI"n AMI Carriage Shop Black
smiths Shop Ians -AO, al. ii which good
repair.
TERMS-Ouc ilu Of the purchase money be paid In cash. The
residue IN one the sale 70
ised of upon the land and bonis WIKI GOO"
personal security I. GREt.OEl JR, Trusl,c.
Nav 3-ctis j. L. MITCHELL. ( ''"''''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-19

EXCHANGE HOTEL, RICHMOND, VA.
rkSiE subscriber having completed his Winter arrangements
takes opportunity returning hs sincere thanks TO his
bI generally Tor the liberal patronage he as re-
above establishment aud bees leave 10
that the Hotel better condition Tor the COM
lori OF It's guests than been before lie has made many
changes dictated experience which adds greatly sse well
comforts and respectfully socis continuance OF Inc pat
ronage hitherto so literally bestowed upon HIM
Nov l-tf JOHN r. BALLARD, Proprietor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-19
THE FARM liz TiE:NhICO CALLED "IIiEEL
GkEEN, SIX MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND, IuR
= IL

sSllE subscriber viii o for sale auction tho rcsF
MONDAY III" 1871 al December itir. II Un;. Tie
II O'Clock. Is valuable
H2 0 which boai iui III woods u original rrDw
AMI ciulme fam u Dr. Jno - Powell anal oels viii La iii
vlrl The hi'",s Wihthf
hoGr there viii be abcn -" al which ~ Il
meadow, s. ri' OF %oC uf the o the place
and r is portion 4" the 70 have been seeded! 10 wc
with The OF auanu
nicn The sufficient Ter tie arcomnO!a!1n OF
large family The wiDz has and lire rncrs 10 each
he location healthy hcin til" "Ti Of the Brook
Turnpike g0oi road and whr an hours ride Rlclnr'
There excellent vi @il sho distance pi INT
dwelling The OF Payment which will h. very acronmct
ling, will be- made k,rwn % the day Of sale
Attt lime and icc vii BE- sold all the personal estate
upon consisting Of fodder. sucSs
farming mlc ments household furniture, &c Also. al TIE stock :"
mules horses and Cattle
TERMSFor the Irscrai estate all under so cash;
that months credit. ir approved sos.d negotiable
paper.
IT, any The land should be sot, viii be
out for year ". CDn.AND.
lie conducted ~ " EupDlS. Nov. lG-r!awIIs
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CARPET WARE ROOM,
% Main street,

RICHARDSON CO.
IN STORE. an! VISITORS
w STOCK cari.nF, ruga &c,
direct and selections
IN Northern The embraces great
variety
Surcrh English rGlves
DO DO. tapestry.
Do. do. Brussels.
Do d. three Ply.
10
Fine American .lree ply
Do do
English and Amerlccn chcneir
velvet rugs Mosaic superb cloths embossed and printed
table and piano covers, floor cloths, tonr mats, &C
RlGHARDSoN u W.
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ALMiNACS FOR 1853.

JUST PUBLISHED Ann FOR SALE BY J. WARRoCk
YEyE Virginia North Carolina Almanac Tor the year 1888,
calculated David Richardson al Louisa county, Va con
ASTRONOMERS calculations OF
Delegates OF Virginia; the Courts OF Virgil
aiso Courts North Caroinawith choice supply OF
reading The Two Brothers, Young Ladies' Toilet cXceI-
1.-The Greeting, and Fare.
we'll America; New Apportionmen OF Representation H. con.
Wedding ne Faeng Young Lades The Pocket Bok
Currans ngenuy Preserving Winter Apples I" Pickle Peaches
The proper time for planting Evegreens New method o. planting
Thistle Riddles Problem, Charaics, Puzzles Enigma &C. &c
with pr,nIn n, tcntion. Sept. 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-19

MADE
FENWO THOUSAND DOLLARS WANTED, 81 Nutcs OF POO
mac Rank Farmers aud Merchants Bank
cents Mechanics 80 ceEswi hc taken al ouf co''
ms ,aure Tor cuaty well mate C!ohns cnn ne
over C,a,s toas Pans Vests n.er Shirts anu
Ora Collars Cava &r DC ard every other article KEEP ~
our line Call early Richmond Manuiactoryof
~ e. MARVIN. ia Main -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-19

by these presents, that - The udersisheu.
.le3y aud appoint attorney, Nho! OF ei.lel
"., for - and in name, all question: that may
uc before the meeting OF the stockholders OIL the Rcionu
Davic Rail Road Company, 10 he held IN me cry OF nch'
on S day Of December so2 or al any aa-
thereof hereby ra;ifyng all the acts OF sald ator
he premises fully as II were present anu Vous
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LAND FOR SALE,

T Tie late esicnrc Nancy B4nkius dec the county
"a Is rccraher II iair. II
mex, r day sold Tract Land containing AGO
we'll linlcr. 100 Mt land. The
Land three highly improved and productive Tobacco
HE Improvements consIst Of large aaG convcn,i Dwell
iur with all well and
TIL! place immediately hr ApI"nS OK River
mics ABOVE Petersburg 30 miles Rich
nonJ and within the Clover Hill RAILROAD. thereby az
!ns choice The Richmond aud Petersburg ke The
ciev surpassed BY locality Ea VIRGINIA
and place VIII be sold all the Stock Crop Plan
tatIon tenSIls. fonsrhol and kiicli=n Furniture.
TERMS which will be liberal mac known the !a sae.
For turll er particulars address The subscriber
TIIOS o. BLANklNGSlilP. Petersburg, Va.
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7 cwiW WM. TT. NUIIENI Sun, ST'rIiI IUnIih'
S1I = nI, Nh ~ nIrIGs

EsUEShNr late decree OF the County Cnmrt of Lonsh.
shall sell public auction. Louisa Court House MON
Day l:l Ic'1, that being day.
land bcun the children Of Robert smith decd yi-
Louisa, the Hickory Creckouc
ac,es. ard adjoining the lands n Mc
and others The other hb"u; III.
III: lands OF D4bncy PoneAtrr to cit Ei
AMI others
TERMS Twenty dollars will be equircGi cast! dUfay tn
expenses sale: tbs balance OF purchase will H. ay
al It's and The
nom The and all 10 secured b,
personal security and deed u The land
Suv.i i-cwiw p. w. CIlNNOR. Cont
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NOTICE.


,5.IE WHARF belonging III" Estate W!iiar Dcli..'
deceased, will be TursIay tie 81 ,
A: O'Clock, nj tisr
NnY lid. Ann p DEPRlESr f,r here { and o'lara.
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NOTICE..

RICHMOND AND DANrILLE RAILROAD COMPANY;
1, fifth annual meeting stockholders III the Richmond and
Dave Road Company will he held in The city oil Rich
IN Wednesday, sts day OF December 1889 The stockhod
VII have the privilege Of going and returning from the
a:.Iag The free Of charge.
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TO TIL K LADIES.
VI ut., + Gil ~ &c

Pa RlS L a y III i - ~ =
Has. C. PHILIP TO her and the pubic gene
u ally would announce TUESDAY, the 2Gh inst LOT &f5E
.sGi.s her PATTERN HATS. with rich and varied Vf
Millinery and Fancy Goods the present and ap
*alng season. Oct. 2,-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-19

LlASAEANI GARDENS AND NURSERIES,,
FLUSHING. NEW YORK
r. PRINCE co, offer for sale besides their lsuai ~
W sock. 10000 Frui, Trees OF extra large SIZE Tie Pears
os Ia be- ring state and 10000 Ornamental Trees OF -
moderate The collections OF spleh"'
'srces. Roses and lerbdceous PonieS, D1hlas aux
u.rI;aci The Strawberries suTpusS all OILERS
No: iT-cit'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-19

VIRGINIA MILITARY ISsTiTtTt.-1S" E3ardc.
this Institution will rncc, ~ Hc'norh ~ ne yl
December fill eleven Sae Cade vacancies Vacancies
ia in the Monongaa Wythe Oho KanaSha, PETERSBURG aud lie
city Richmond Senatorial Districts anf- the ti!a st {" ne
Districts By Old Constitution IL addition 10 hTi1lots from
hesr Districts applications viii also be received aid
cred fror the Stale and they sill hc " 70 r DEF
signed AT Lexington, Va. fh-i'IiS ~ S,.!i
Oct
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-.
Ii rgu,ony whereof - have hereuno affixed - hand, thu
:. las 81 -. lSj2.
", Ixv snail be valid for more than months from The date
s-,s" Extract from the i;h bys.aw)
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:::SE..;@2s. -.
IS :, i. s c. e, IIiL: IcTs.
ui I'd. hal. nICHIa.Oi = i,E D ),

n ;cGkOES.-H be s",i ~ r.t.ay. the 10 h. a:
o'clock ten isel. Ee5rGcr cci'n SIr, sal Gr
Nov IL \ a. X III -
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iilANo voNTEs OF RELIABLE mgs

a! ,be ,h ~ collection ct OH Paintings, be sold on Fri
.,r IN , luz as at'ersed will De open for exhibition on
fhe a % ,lhHsiay) at No LOG Main street, up stairs,
ksIy anu gentleman oi tins city aud community
H. i '"'"e" 10 call and examine them
GEO J SUMNER, Auct.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-03
Browns Essence of Jamaica Ginge,

Is remedy suited to the extremes of heat and
L cold. and is very beneficial whenever gentle
tonic and stimulating influences are required. Its
stimulant property being independent o! alcoholic
power, lis effect as frequent remedy need never
he dreaded. While it strengthens and refreshes
the debilitated in summer season, it is not less
potent during the incIcmency of the winter by
warming with its healthy tonic principle enabling
the system TO resist the influence Of incipient
diseases which lurk in changing climate. No
family should be without it, and to travellers by
land or sea it will be found invaluable to use a
few drops in water as a uniformly healthy and
agreeable drink, without intoxicalion.
Caution. Persons desiring an article that can
be relied upon as pure JAMAICA GINGER,
should be particular to ask for "Brown's Essence
of Jamaica Ginger" which is warranted to be
what il is represented to be. and is
Prepared only by FREDK BROWN and sold
at his Drug and Chemical Store. N E. corner of
Fifth and Chestnut Sts. Philadelphia.
DR THORN ION, Lewisburg, Agent
6m4l93
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-03
BULLS HEAD HOTEL
lii6gi,Jmg, Union COUNTY, Penm'a.

CHARLES GE0TZgR
ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
IL Union county. and the public in general
hat he has leased the above stand, for many
years occuPied BY his Father, and is now pre-
pared to accommodate friends and the travelling
community in u manner acceptable to all.
The HOUSE is large and roomy well arran.
ged in all its departments. and every care will be
taken to render mis- guests comfortable and happy
His TABLE viii always be furnished with the
choicest delcscies Of the season, and the best the
market can afford. The BAR will at all times
be attended by careful persons, and none but the
very best OF Liquors will be kept. His STABLES
are ample and convenient, and the OSTLERS
punctual and attentive.
In Short he pledges himself to endeavor to
give general satisfaction to all, and hopes bv
strict attention to business to merit and receive
a liberal share of patronage.
Mifflinburg, June 10, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-03

VQNI9E Subscribers having associa'ed themselves
together in the MANuFAcrUnE Of Mineral
Water, are prepared to furnish it, favored with a
variety OF Syrup- such as Nectar, Sar>aparilla,
Lemon, Pine Apple. Ginger Jockey Club. Straw.
berry. Raspberry, Blackberry. Vanilla, &c.
Private Fsmilies, Hotel Keepers. and Pic Mic
Parties supplied at the reduced price of 374 cts
per doz. Bottles returned.
Persons ordering, will please direct to DR.
Thornton. and mention what syrup they wish
the mineral favored with. Families in town
will leave their orders at the Mammoth Drug
Store, where they will receive immediate atten-
ton. Da THORNTON Il CHRIST
LewisbuIg, June Is, 1855;
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-03

IRIsH WIT.-Two gentlemen were once
disputiug concerning the quickness ofreply
On the part Of the Irish one Of them hold
ing that what people thought was repartee
made at the moment was already cut and
dried for the occasion while the other held
the contrary. To settle the matter, they
resolved to try some Irishman themselves.
1t happened that next door to the former
gentleman lived Paddy, who vas in the
habit of creeping through hole in the
fence and Choking praties." The gentle
man having seen him one night at it,
thought It would be a good way to settle
the disputed point Having informed his
friend Of the project, they stationed them
selves alongside the hole, and as Pa; poked
his head and shoulders through, one of
them gave him smart blow on the erani-
um, exclaiming, Here, sir, where are you
coirg,7 "Back again, by jabers!' said
Pat, and back he went.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-03
didn't know Beans"

On late trip of one of the New Orleans
steamers, she Was crowded with German
emigraHts. As might be expected, after a
lsng sea voyage, their appetite for fruit and
vegetables was most voracious. At Selma,
a short distance below st. Louis, the boat
received some fifteen or twenty sacks Of
castor beans, consigned to Mr.. Blow. The
appearance Of the beans, "geod to the eye,,'
excited the cravings of the emigrants. Fl
nally, curiosity and appetite triumphed; a
bag was surreptisieusly obtained, a large
painful extracted, and a huge luncheon of
soup prepared. In a short time, the pas
sengers in the cabin and the officers Of the
boat were startled by the report that the
cholera had broken out on deck. On going
below, they found the castor oil doing its
work. The bag lay exposed, and large
po, full Of this rare deicasy steaming hot
on the table The thing was soon solved,
and the Captain had ta 90 into Quarantine,
because, az he said, "the Dutch didn't
know beausw Western Paper.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-03

AN AVAILABLE FAcE-A Western ed
itor, referring to wood.cut hkeDess Of Gen
Pierce, published by contemporary says /:
at is the same which appeared in that
sheet several years since as the likeness Of
the celebrated Ephraim K. Avery. Sub
seouently it made its appearance as the
nortrait of the "Hero of San Jacinto."
Il has been inserted, from time to time, to
,cnrc.ent DIR. Brandreth, of pill notoriety
alse, Signor Blitz and 81 Professor Gardner,
the ,oap man" 1t has also appeared at
diferen. times at the head Of the Town
send Sarsaparilla' advertisements. A few
years ago it was published as striking
likeness of Martin Van Buren,, and IN '4s
as that of Gen. Cass."-N Y ReUeiNe.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-03
MEDICAL REFORM.

n U. HI Ii. Ii lS ID - WoH'o aHb'UHe' "
~ the citizens oi l.ewisburg and vicinity that
he has removed into Nor;h Third street IN the
house formerly occuI led by Cspt-Paul, above the
German Reformed Church. Thankful fr the
lneral patronage hitherto received, hs continues
to oiler his professional services to all who may
desire them.
He practices medicine in accordance with the
most approved systems Of Medical Rriorm-eises
no Calomei or Mercury in any fcrm-snd hepes
to prove himself worthy OF the confidence of the
community.
lie keeps on hand. for sale, an extensive
variety Of Thonsunian and other Vegetable
Medicines, for the Use OF .uch customers a. may
desire Them.
He is also prepared to clean and extract Teeth
Lew isburg, April Z, 1859
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4 MEAN EpIroR.-The Editor Of a

a MEAN EpIroR-The Editor Of a
western paper having lent his axe to one
Of his subscribers, the borrower unfortun-
.,alv broke off the handle. On returning
it. the man said, you can easily get it fixed
Yes, replied the editor, but-hat will cost
at least quarter of a dollar. Well, re-
Joined the borrower, if you amt rather
small for an editor here's the quarter ;
but I'll thank you to stop my paper at
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