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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
Rivalry Of tho Parisian Press.

A Paris correspondent of the Washington
! Republic says, The Co'isfitutionne! and tht
! Pays have entered upon i dangerous fed o
rivalry-ihat of cheap prices The Pays an
nounccd three weeks ago. with immenSe flour
ish. reduction OF its subscription from GO tC
40 francs year, and an increase in its dimcn
sions. This was all the public saw. But be-
hind the curtain a scene had passed which ex-
planned the motives of The step. The Pays be-
came the principal government organ; aud
thus, as Louis Napoleon was interested in lis
propagation, the secret service fund was always
ready 10 assist j, in case of loss or hard times.
The paper had been put at price which can
not pay expenses, for the sake Of securing IL a
universal circulation. As 10 its being pay
ing enterprise. for that the Government has no
anxiety: it will foot all necessary bills. The
Constitutional unaware of this BY play. tho't
that winch was done by some people might be
done by others, and forthwith diminished lis
price one halt,-io 3: francs year-in the
hope of killing of the Pays, aud seducins
away lis subscribers. This is at the rate OF
two sous single number, while the stamp
and the paper alone costs two sous and hall.
The advertising patronage Of the CONSTITUTIONS
mel, though enormous, can not repair this Sc
riouS deficit. The probabilities are that the
Constitutional has been caught mapping; that
il will itself Succomh in the death struggle it
meant should be fatal 10 the Pays"
c-j-The above is trick of not unfrcqucnt
occurrence. The huge Washington Ulon
does not pay for itself, but is sustained by its
profits upon Congressional printing.
Half of the " cheap mammoth papers of the
Cities. are also supported by type, piracy. and
by other unfair and fraudulent advantages over
honest printers who live as they profess 10 live
by their labor and It's legitimate results. In
the country, the recipients of truly lucrative
offices from Government, are bound To- keep up
one or more party organs and if they can
not wheedie lis suppor, from the people, their
own pockets must suffer. We need not travel !
far 10 tini sut-rnso example Of this had-a !
small imiator Of Louis Napolccn-anl like
him rather precarous in his fixture
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10

Ben- Two weeks Court at New Berlin,
commencing Monday next. Happy to re-
ceiyc money on old or new subscriptions,
or advertisements, then and there.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
TM, ToHectors Il. Tar Doyers of L,tiDn {,

Toh. CoRectors d TorP".yers cf Laioa Co.
1 S the year viii soon come TO a close. and
~ our County Settlement will have Il be
made, We hope all the Collectors will make a
vigorous effort To have their tive Duplicates settled
UP. The Colnty and state both need all the funds
ran le rai>,-ltb" State in particular.
Delinquent Collectors will tEke this fr.Idy hint il
j. the last that will lie given th.u 10y their counts
will h- placed in this hand Of pInp.r p-rs for
crillcctiu.
Al Collect rs f,r the 1852 requested TO attend
during s next Doccmirr Term of Court. anj ,.t their
il"w1uc afrr that timc No EXpu.rtior- or allow
sill bc Iiac ard t,s also ursei upon,
10 thc Treasure II poest'c the whole amount Of
thr puirais after the second TGr- of january.
1888, urTest ii. lie charged all ou,staIi
JOHN WILT,
GEORGE H2'IGtCH
SIMON Il. tlERRDLD,
tcamssi,neTs Gf L ii'n county.
Commissioner 0iHee, New Berlin, Oct ,, Is51-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
SIIERIFFS SALES.

Tie Sheriff Of Union county ajvcrtscs in the New
lin IsIrs the salc at III; Cour; IIouac 10 O'clock An
OF MONDAY ,hc lcth t.y Of Dec ls5 the ilioSin
! estate, viz
Tao hiris Of Lot No % the south half Of Lot No Or
south half Of Let No lis. in Lew i,burg BOROUGH
NIL viii, valuable improvements thereoI-to DC sold
the property vf NiIclas Ncnset-
Also lot in Center township of one half acre. hay Ing
il q good To-. Eousethe property Of Banner Thomas
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
Jus, issued, a magnificent Portrait Of
GENERAL JACKSON,

Engraved BY byTB.WELcH, Esq. after the original
portrait painted by T.SrILE.Esq. This portraits
will be match for the Washington. and 10 in
every respect as well got up. Price $500 psr
copy. Address as above [3m4S0l
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
Lc3rlSDax2'H, Pa.
FRIDAY MORNING, Dec. 10, 1852.

ADVERTIZE ,-Executors. Administrators, Public
n Oarors City aud Country Merchants. Manufacturers.
Mechanics. Business Mcn-ii who wish to procure
dispose Of yta would 10 we'll to give notice the
through the "L.IcLgry C,soic.' Tnis pap,r has
good and increasing circulation in q community
"A: large a proportion of active, solvent producers
consumers, and dealers, any other in the State
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
Union County Business.
COURT m0tIOn-Wher.as the
" Hon ARM = MlISON President IuIn..

~ lion. ABM - NlLSON, fresluent Julye
for thr 10Th Judicial District consisting, of the r"uni"
of Union and Mtlliin sni JAcO8 WrTEN.Yss and J,n's
MARSHAL, E,gsirc Associate judges in tnon county
have issued their prcecpt bearing date the Z1h day Of
Sept, l,.2 directed for the holding II All Or
piau, Court Court of Common Plea oyer ard itrnIer
au general Quarter Sessions, at NEW BERLIN. for Tho
county Of Union, on the seccnd AHsday Of DecsnJss
,sL rns the 18th day lS52and To continue tW" week.
NOTICE is therefore hereby given 10 the Corunrr.
Justices Il the Peace and CoEsiaLcs III and FOR the
ty Of Uni sper in their proper ierspns with
their Roll. Records Iniui>tous, Examinations. oul
other To do those things which q their
Offices and IN t,-r behalf arertan to he dome: and all
wtn.s es aud other persens rcccu.iu in b.sif o the
Commonwealth against any person or persons sr. re-
qur.-l to he then and there att ndns. ani mot dpart
without icav. at their PERIL Justices request Il to
l runetuai in their attendance 1T tie appointed time
agreeable to n"t:ce.
G!y>u under my hand n, zeal at hc Sherihs Office in
New I-rlin the 5t day O,t in III. "f Lori
one thousand ri, Lt hundred and hiy and IN the
seventy sixth year Of III. lnderenence OF tue tuitrd
States OF Aui.riga. cd sGr. TIC f5.amoHueuiAI-
ARCHIBALD THOMAS, Sfcr.y.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10

WA Aswe feared-our veracious friends
who blow the Apolonikon could not abb
stain from their wonted personalitics" a
single wcek-but in their last give us two
new notices, one in shocking bad rhyme,
of which the last line fingers like defeated
Ofhcc-holder going up Salt River. We al
most despair of the promised reformation.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
CAUTION.

4 IL persons are hereby cautioned against
n purchasing Nn'e given by me 10 Danl
Neyhart Asen, for Geddes & Marsh. for Fifty
Dollars, due about the lsh Of January next,
as have not received the value of il as prom
ised. and will not pay it unless compelled by
law. JOSEPH WILHELM.
Washington, Lycoming Co, Nov. 80, 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
REFER s. WORSE.

AkkBEk& - tVkkSk,
"OULD hereby inform the public thai
w they have just received from Philadel
phia handsome assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
of all kinds and latest styles, which having
been purchased at unusually low rates they
are enabled to offer TO the public at HARsAIxs
II would be almost impossible to enumerate
the many articles comprising the stock of
goods Just received, but they invite all to come
and see for misunderstanding them that
they will get More Gcod, far tie same Money
than at any other house in Lewisburg. They
have all kinds Of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,,
HARDWARE,
QUEENsWARE,
and all other articles usually found in a well
furnished store. To render their establish
mcnt well worth n visit al all times they will
continue 10 receive as the season advances,
new invoices of seasonable goods for Ladies
and Gentlemen wear, 50 as 10 be able At all
times, to offer the choice of the New York and
Philadelphia markets.
Having adopted the motto "Quick Sales
and Small Profits they hope TO receive lb-
cral s,are Of public patronage. C-jJAil kinds
Of COUNTRY PROD'lCE taken IN exchange
for Goods. lLewisburg, Oct. 81, 1852.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
MEDICAL REFORM.
DR. n. n. HARRIS would sanoune,

II NU4e H. IL II NBS u 1O WUUsO uSsSsuucS "
- the ci'iz n OF Lswi.busc and vicinity that
hc he. removed into N"srh Third street. in The
h-uss formerly occu, led by Capt Paul, above The
German Reformed Church. Thankful TT Tho
LIBERAL patronage hitherto received, he continues
to ofcr his proies.ionsl services Ia ell who may
dc lire them.
He practices medicine in sccOIiance with tho
most approved sv.tsins Of Medical Rrfmm-pives
no Cslyn,,l OF Mercury in any foIm-snd hoPcs
to prove himself worthy Of the confidence Q! tho
lie keeps ON hand for sale, m extensive
variety of Thon:. .onian aud Other Vegetable
Medicines, for the Use of such cu-tousI. - lnay
desire them.
lie is also prepared to clean and extract Teeth.
Lewi,burg, April Z, 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
DEATHS.

In Lewisburg. sih inst, in her 5rh year,
MANI &. daughter Of James Hayes.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
Chair and Cabinet Warehouse

on South Third street. Irwi,burg. where is an
assortment Of wcll-made CABINET WARE,
consisting of Marble Top and Plain Dressing
BrnrAus. Mahogany and Hair seat Chairs and
Sofas, a variety of Cane. Parlnr and Rocking
CnAIRs. and all articles suitable for Parlor.
Sitting room or Kitchen, 10 be had on the most
reasonable terms and warranted right.
Nov :9m6 WM. ARMSTRONG.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10

OTlCE.-Ail persons having claims or
~ demands against the estate OF ELizshErn
Smith late Of East Buffalo rp, Union county,
deed. are requested 10 mske known the same to
the subscriber. residing in said towrship,w Without
delay and all those in,.,btcd to said estate are
required TO make immedil'e payment.
JOHN GUNDY. Administrator
with the Will oi III. i.1aoetl SniIh. deed.
Oct Is. 1872
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10

pa, The Lutheran church edfcc is so
far completed, that the old bell again sends
forth its glad sound from its new home.
A DINNER, in aid Of the church enter.
prise, will be given in Frick's Saloon, next
Christmas Day.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10

our proposal for Typo Congress
on "Wednesday the 29th inst. (mi.printed
10th has met with general response
We leave Messrs Frick to issue the "call -
in form.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10

GT'he suit of Olivia Cdmmings VS. T'homp.
son Bower, breach Of promise,at Williams sper,
!es,erday-verdic,, s7oo damsse. for PIC.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10

1@rSouth Carolina has not only come
back into the Union, but her best journal
las an able article against the Fillibuster
movement for more Slave territory, because
it would renew the Free Soil agitation.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
,lDR SALA,

4 FIVE Horse power Steam Engine,
N also several Slide Rests.
inquire Of ihe subscriber in Northumberland
or at the American Hou,e, Lewi,burg.
Nov. 29 pd b. MATTHIAS,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10

A-One of the best things in Lunatic
Asylum, is said to be Newspapers, The
officers Of the State Institution, at Harris
burg, solicit periodicals Of all kinds for the
use OF their unfortunate wards.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
HAT. CAP, S. CLOTHING STORE
Oct. 81, 1852.

HAT, CAP, s. CLOTHING STORE.
T Il T. SPYKER have Just opened at their
81 old stand in Market ST, one door South
OF Sd. the best and cheapest assortment OF
HATS, CAPS, COATS, PANTS, and VESTS
that ever was offered for sale in Lewisburg
Hats and Caps Of the latest style. CoArs.
PAxrs, and Vksrs very cheap. A Agcneral as
sortmeu, of MUFFS from Sl,5O to Si2,O0.-
Also a lot DSoDrs, Under Shirts, WooiIen Cons
f,rts, Wooden Caps, dc.
Thankful to our customers fcv past favors.
we hope for continuance Of the same. and
| invite new customers 20 examine our stock
before buying elsewhere as we can give yoa a
bargain.
| Hats made TO order and dressed on the shor.
les, notice. Oct. 81, ls52
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10

INRENCH Merinoes and Wool des Laines-
choice lot for sale by
j. HAYES 4 CO
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
ksR:scr REOH.sD.S.

'ENIn subscriber hss received and intend,
1 keeping on hand a lar.e and general
supply of Fashionable WALL PAPER. lind
>capes for Flreb"ard> Window Curtains, etc.
which can b. sold d, Ci,y Retail priscs-caiI
and see II my
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10

y EADl-NAUE CLOTHING large stock
- for sale 10y KRENEi 8 co
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10

4 IL in want of Fine Cloths. Cassimeres,
N Goats, Overcoats. Vests. Hats or Caps,
can be supplied at very low prices at
J. HAYES d co.'s
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
Old Newspapers,

GONE thousands in number. Of ell si.e.. 70,
y sale q, the Chronicle Office. at 50 cts per
100 taken as they run. or 81 when escorted. \
chance for Scrap Books - we'll a. Tor wrapping
paper. April 8. 1850
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-04
g.aE & 1lCE 8 XXrE& l.
49,, ,si ..y;:-.. {tl''Jfn.
.,a 'ESys1.,a ~.

1 ESSESCHRS prss 10 X tom a. 4
~ On rca,r -! Th'lhnrr, Wo5'-'l-'r
|tshnn, Nt:unn, aii i.aSr, :hrSr 20
hvln, ana Nuiisna and 3u,Iiu.lr' isa-s'
t"nm sii"n. Nith other co'ntsn.'. m
arranged ,ha. al Express Ha,,rf cGn ~
varied +" isb"H. drlny Ia any PAT 81 ti'
rtt;d Sist.3. ..Aaadsr, Pr"y,ue cr I'm
We n'sn:n~ M responsibility ','a.|
terminus vi "a! rpn'e-.
Hari:fs, L'aA .foi.s. Spfcr md .",s
GtI generally. forward, d wnh ,Ia,u
NOTES. DRAFTS, biLi., A.
cotirc:rh, pad nr nrgotia,, 4 - rtr'
dpc,, ana .srrchand,,', bunshto D.
-. Hi"''. - t'-Pf'-, i''.,,ncss p,p~n'' -
Did II"
~ -"nd.nH 'nnlry or parcel, al 'or'D
be val1r, :.,r arrnIni mn. be STATED.
wtsr zee ere not rPsi~.E.'hs,'. N ",sr ~.
heyo1d The .a,,, 81 hAy t"'lc-s g.. 49,.
Parcf!
i" ro.hacrs .,~H,L br made co,o -
p,.. s."'r, and II" Fst sia. ~,ii l., ,c.... 4
!t.-s - "'o': order ant d,,hrr,'g ,r.IA.a
.c,rr,y, ln.'.sss sh";sld ~ d. ..u-
wi,n vrn ten o''.tF' ,a-.s<4It a ana r u,
signrd.
I.e,tsss a.'not BE- AIKEN, - nc.e ,',.I
ed by ,nr Post CEcr D.p4i'nsr'
PACKAGES sb"9'.' te Quake! a
Flee. Expre."
pr,neiaal Oni.r ,Failfrs,i . rsh,hrr. "a
uEr FISK y t't2, proyritr
Inu.,,. & VI oUn A,tHts, ~ a
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-04

.S,yoo},r yc,eja,;,, fran tbe sp,,,t of
l,1Iy,,,, Cobbcu.
MIR rn,,,r AT rcc,n, c,,h.r.
;,, :, iii, ,;Ii.,,. ,o ,o,, ,,o ,.oI;.. ,,f
" s,;,;, r,,.,,;,,. I'll. C,,ov;r, r.,.I,.
Tia, t...,, ,,o ,a.,or ,,.Loso .i,,,,,r,
:, L.,,s wa, imam cali fin. ,,,hoh,,
J;.G,.c,Iy ,.,,od .u. .oI;. oa,r.1 ga,
r,r .,..r,i,r !, ,,. ,.o. ;cl..,,,, ,,o.
,l,y or Il, Allow m. ,o ada ,,,o, ,ro,
~ ,y,,r;.,.;,, oy IL. ,.or,,. ror.rr,i 90
in III, c,...,nn;co,;nr !, h, h.e, c,,,1
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nn.i,.s ,r nu. !, ,,,;.,,..,,,,, Io,io.
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vor>s,,v.Il l.. Iano.i,.,l IN wan, on,,..
,i,. 10. .,,,.,ri.,., cav, b.. ~ ,i- I've
,.,..,y oa,. v;.l,no =, M,ni,,
Wool.,oot T.. Fah %
70 arrntc,xs
DARING mo l,f.,,m. rcr,;,, ,f
which v.o. !, van, r,..,,l lool vo.
the author II ,,.ioa. publication. som,.
Of which have had an extensive circt.
lnt;oo. Your a,,cu,ion i chilled 70 b,,
one ofl'.m. w!,ic! i. cn,i,!rl"Cc,,.e,;'.
A'y'ce to Y.ang Men" r.. ,,.r. Of
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-04

crowd anl 60 hurrrius ne .a..,
dishes were robbed Of the. c.,,,
before tic waters rca,h,i l..i.
tined places. We sever wi,ac,,.
,hror; mow dense a;i ever
Csc wa rcsor:ci TO, ira scn,s
20 sa''sty the cravings Of f,,.
aTre;itcs Men, boys. aal AZ,
dics, participated 10 the e,e,,e.,
diligence in htatione III homer 3, .
Baltic, and some ,olsy lar,,,,
!9,@ed drinking lo'it,>sl .aa., Z
regular speeches or any l'a.t.
ccpIi be dirnihcd by the -.
s,cceh-- rel o,,cd cNcc,t E.
-, u,iancrtcd homage, n.
me ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ga,
T., n,c.ilcnt u.pine,
q. an ogr'Y hour nccoml..;
.arc;,N ministers and OF
cAishcl guests, snd near
oIher vi>l.ors returned, 1t :,
O'Clock.
The SUPREME Coug,
dav rurii ArrA. The ilsl. ,..
tilea, oi VI Be, cocuu4.s d.,
oas.y III. do lnuci - Tia. ...L
iciaps dest,,r If hi.trcu.n,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-04

Grand EMttyiitnDleht ~ tie Pfest-
dent "nI .ltsmbcrs a. Congress On
t0Wd Of the tui.ins' Steamer Bal.
IT,.
WAsFHYCToy. March II. Accor-
ding to appointment, the steamei' Sci
den. with numerous flags ilting. eft
the Washington wharf at II O'Clock
this ia0vling, having on board tho
Preslic.. y. the t,,tci States. Nests
Hal, Crittendcu, Conrad sud Graham
Of the Cabinet, the Russian, French,
British, Spanish and Braziiao m!nla~
teri, Gen. scott, ia c;,i.;cus dress
Com. Morris, The Mayors 81 Wash,
ins.oA and '4ilcnoee, and the Coun.
ellis o! the tai CITES, together with
other di.'in pushed persona .e., and q
large number Of ladies', &c. as tho
>eI'ica left he wharf, tho Marine
Blnl, which was on b,,rl, struc.; up
"llail Columbia" Several Other
steamers were lying at the wllarfs,
decorated with flags, AMI the streets
leading thereto warc thronsed vita
private AL pnbfc carriages, RIGHT
:! With visitor: !cr the Ha.iic. The
weather vas Delightful, win a briaa;
SUI. and baimy atmosphere. TIE
.Se!len vas l3l!c sed b" the steamer
baiti,aosa, havtn, on board the men
tcrs o. tue two il9usea OF Consrcs.,
officers, and the representatives Of IL:
Press, onl lar.o number Of invited
Guests, including a tali qaota Of the
s;eI.;lcr sex.
The Soilen having reached the
Baltic, distance OF abou. six miles
from the city, tae President was re-
celyed with salute Of IL guns. -
About halt an hour after the passen-
gers by the Sclden were trcaAiny the
!ecs2 Of -, steamship Baltic, steam.
CT alter steamer continued to arrive
with invited guest, un,i! about 2 O..
ci3ck. There we're owe. 2000 pass
engers Oh board, who were enliycned
from tine 10 time WITH inc strains
iroln the Marin, Band.
Inc splendid faioons Of the steam,
er we're visited, INSPECTED and recei
'ei ;hclr due portion Of praise from
every beholder. The most attract
lTc part Of the arrangements were
the iuxuranlly spread dinner table.
'Ac'ao'n9 solids and liquids Of every
vs'iety-;he latter especially in the
most eA'rasa.ant pro!rsicn and
many we're the saluies fired w iror
!tn'iTe cO-aus ia oil din oc,ions.-
There not he!al Accommodations fcr
Tire immense multitude, the create,
number hal - l3ok w!s,fuily uDo,.
A'se 'oiuna.c enough 70 ob.slG sat.
az ,his r.ch repas..
The fumes ii the viands and l:auor.
attracted nearly all On board 10 the
'I.sat'd sal29n, snd 80 i4ass s,s tao
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-04

er ut..tt1s1. ard so. Ste~ y ESQ 'l-a'
lev, nsuct y, fsss y, aa4sg ''ttt tGa'
or. ,sA 81 =, large s-,". r'a hefs
.silrc fart, savh aaro ss,oy,s b, ~
tssl sIsssrra' sl. 49, et tsr,l. ytsts
,s., haee ks,a vA'fh,.g tst1aif
i.v... sess, Of ihcn as,hs Ted ~ ls'.
tyre. Nd asfseis ~ ito tsonr are 8 g.
a.. sh.,,l I've srv,~ij. r. ~ f.fua'
. 's.'s liss ss@af 49, ~ rel al ~ hes
- o.. t..t,,. - = 49,,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-04
AiA!I IAlA

We la-t flsasvCe IL s6a<l..e;f.- l,.l
tAs nsas Snnasl State Far /. 10 L,~ hel3
al La f'.aos, A ,nes'ia: Il tie board
Ct t1.st'sstrS Ma hc,d isre 80 WclAe..
cay sad i ~a. decided .AA, IL. fsn
s'-Sais ls he'll o. ..s ls;, - All S,1
Of ssit. rtIi al kul!ss.l--slsn !. MA,
be eIpsos,d ihsi no~ s,d ,hta VA,ae
sas a. ee.Asssoaal f5,i' ~ Ls .eet
ASST. ~ Il ia 10 ts ha,~. ,!.., Ret.
l~sa Csss'! ~. be 40 80 ao,Hs s4ai
- $40 ~ - A.s - Sss go yrss.s
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-04
10" Dio.cucs, Jg.," Of the Ian

10" Dio.encs, Jg.," Of the Ian.
ier1, gets OF the following jokes;
i CdorAece Lamp- A wicked
':tt'e sun, who frequently destroys
'Ao peace d the family By gong on.
"ou a b4s,."
h'k--l'he life-blooi Of thought.
sometimes he'd in jest, AMI sometimes
IA earnest.
4 u'r,r-- y Tol,,he. Individual
Ciai al"iyi relnrns your bow.
Il L!trary--'ihe barr,on ofl:nowl,
edge, where the laini comes 70 take
: drins
i Ppc-A gas i4clory, with q
faa'' la'd o.. 10 tas brain, t, Ugh. il.
~ s.nl'!2n.
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The POWDER ma ..aT'ac at l.oaidcn,
aear L;a'nsohrn, III sweden. csj 'odcd
,n the 9th ul,, TIC shock sha,tcr.
c scv-,a, Ysncs o: glass in the city
Of Stockholm, rtrtcu'ary IN nc Pal
ace. IT,, m saIjae eoalaiaeI $500
cNi. Of gangowder, a4i lie loss Is os'
,,na;ci At lij.0"o ,haicrs. Two
bodies only have been f,npd among
the ruins. The t9.lca!us details 81
The cN.iosion lave since bscn rcce's-
e..
The sho,As ve,c 50 via'cn, that
,l,c, shooL the earth aud IL scyl,.'
streets broke Tie windows, and ,lncw
srtu doors. or cas: them oil their I'm.
IS. whilst IN o,Lets pedestrians and
even horses were thrown down. The
population a. frat thonght there Was
M earthquake, onl rushed to the pub
lie squares aal olcn places. The
terror ou,, ceased when j! was an
nounecl vs. li4card, that the powder
magazine had blown up.
Iaa ,Dagaaiic WAS the iargest IN al
Sweler, ard was situated at half n
league from the callta|. Al that re
mains Of it arc some little heaps Of
ruius. The forest Of Iiddoc, rear
which i stood. was ravased trees Of
several ccn.n.ics growth aud large
size we've torn IN, and car,.ea sever.
al hnn!rc %ar,!s. \ great quaint,
Of tive ruins of the magazine tell Ga
tie Lake o! Lildic, and broke tho
ice. Some portions Of Ii" ruins were
fnuui ., "A distance Of two leagues.
In the villa. .cs Of tial,ngton. lid-
1inss',org, and c,|.crs situated beyond
H.. lake aHl 4. 4 considerable dis,
,ancc from The theatre 6 'he disaster,
the "i,piow5 were lrotcn, and look :
~ glasses, pictures. and other OF iccta
Langiny to the wall, we've thrown
town and !, spmc houses the walls
we're damaged. The powder ina "a
ainc consisted Of four vast bui.ling.,
arranged neal? IN the .oria G. a cross.
1t is thought that there were !opr snc.
ccssvc explosions, proceeding from
cast to Wcst.
fortunately at tn, time Of tho cat.
as,rophc almost al tie workrncn hat,
gone 10 dinner. Nevertheless il il
calculated that more than sixty per
SONS lesishcd. Deal bodies, dread
fully dlsiignred, and portions OF bod
les were found OF diiicreu. distances
From repcg: to the Ministers Of "al
BY the director of the magazine. !,
appears the magazine con,a:uo about
50 800 lbs Of gnl,powdcr. The sots
no, mclulin. the ya,u, Of the buili-
!n2s, Is estimate. a. Us 600 crowns
-0%S 900 francs. 1t appears thai
the disaster was canscd BY criminals
The ro'cc discovered IN a holc in the
earth near the nlo Iazne several bun
dies Of chemical lnaiches, o latc|.c.
Il file, and q hammer and two I'D. "
ared conv,ets namcl Daniels Pehrsor
had been seen ilrhin:: about LITTLE
before.
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