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THE STEAMSHIP ROANOKE.

lhs fne steamship still continues to aac considerable
notice from our citizens and s,onpcrs visiting the CITY
We learn from Captain Parrish her worthy commander III.
on her last trip from New York 10 this place she ef; a
port 10 company with the steamship "Union" OF tIs
charleston llnc aad heretofore considered the fastest
IN me world Captain Parrish gave the rcns lhe R0a
hoKe ana beat tho Union eight miles in fnry. Indeed
We learn that the Roanoke" has no, inst with her equa
yet In point Of speed and regards comfort We doub!
there is finer sea vessel afoa,
inc travelling community will see by our advertisn:
counns that the price of passage from New York. BY
'ns vessel has been again rsdaccd during the summer
len dollars, which includes meals and
datons. Who will not go 10 New Yolk now2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

THE SHERIFFALTY-We find from the following,
published In the Leesburg Washngonian that The Govern
~ con,rues the Schedule TO continue all the Sheis In Of
6cs until Others are elected under the Constitution
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, February Goth, 1852
sa-he Governor after having carefully considered the
subject in connection with the opinion the Attorney ten
orr, has deemed il necessary issue commissions 10 the
.herifa who will enter upon second years term at the
March Court Of the present year. inasmach as they VIII De
continued in Office by operation ofaw, without
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no ,Iu. u.DAyID ROYsTER.- Take notice. ,ha

no ,IR. DAVID ROfSTER. Sir: Take notice. ,ha;
sa day April A. D. S52 between The hours Of sunrise
..a.., f lat tay houre
c oa Bedford and State OF Virginia. shall proceed 20 lake
eposin Col John Crenshaw James etTich AID others
cn: that day at the Office Of MGss John.on
.por.rs OF Woodbridge, aud others all OF which said de
c evidence for the defendants IN suit In Cha'
&tEae D: in which you complainant and and oth'
ate dee:aps IT, from any cause the taxing OF a oen',
@ .av ar, them be commenced the times anu places
'e RESPECTIVELY being commenced shall no Do
: os lays tho taking will be adjourned, from Time
me G0.!' The completed. - ,e.o
"rtE -;er aay hat this fourth day Of March, A. u lea-.
ELIZABETH p ROiSTER, EXscutrlx
OF Joseph r. Royster. deceased.
is,ch 5-es:- NJ nor Accent ISAAC S. TINSLEf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19
OAK GROVE ACADEMY,
rfNl.<'rE

r.,E exercises OF This Sco ituaed within two miles OF the
Collegiate Institute, on the road iedlns from New
"a. Buc saEiam C. IL Will br resumed on The 2h OF Janu
s $50 and onih- 18Th o. November following
curse instruction embraces the ordinary English branches
lain. "a III" ars. b7as c!:es OF Mathematics.
:or he heretofore extended 10
,.s-,,ily sciicis continuance the and pledges
~ maj no pains will be Spared moral and mental culture
q :" entrusted 10 his
sx-For Beard and Tuition PC, session Of months, siCO
:-1..ss JOHN +. CLAIBORNE.
E-,vc Past
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uf CLAY FOR MIR. FILLMORE.

The New York Express drnes the truth of the story that
NJ ClaY had avowtt reirc1ae lof Tho election os Gen.
Cl p! siIen o:rT 1t Of AM either, ana il publishes,
BY Iarmission the following eXraCni private !eer from
Mr. Clay, addressed o. his friends in New DIX city.
The cr il very emph:" and. coming from tie greet
Whs PrcThet, will excite sensation ia The Wing ranks;
"You rightly understood me in expressing 1re-
t.crcG Tor Mr.. Fillmore the & candidate "r Inc fre-
a:dc.ey. ins dit before III, home and have frequently
here private Intercourse since arrival Ut hashngUn
rlc not now gchtsir the !lci may be g"nrraiy known
bu; s'p;.a ienn il right publish any formal aVowdi
# thai pref renee under my own s4aatl!e IN the nc"spa-
pes Such couSr wu,.I subject lne IL the iTuat!0n o!
:upposiug that my opinions possessed weight VITA The
pus!;: than anyctEi they do. The foundation .: my
preference - that Mr. Fillmore has administered ie E%eci'-
tive Government with signal and ability He hes
,rct aad found rue, faithful honest and conscientious
| wisn 10 say nothing in tGrogaliOn from his eminent
competitors Tey have both rendered great scivlccS 10
;he c5Uniry-hc the field the other IN the ci1lEct
They might possibly administer the government as well as
r Fillmore has done But then neither ct then" has been
tried Hc ms been tried in the elevated position he now
holds and think that prndenrr and wisdom had better
restrain from making any change Without necessity
for -tis existence OF which do not perceive.
! am Truly your friend and obedcn servant,
CI.3Yn
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sWRMAX & DAVIS hevo associated wish then' WM: G

S'rRuiS < DAVIS haro associated "i;h thecl " VI: :"
NOBLE Ie business hereafter will &c conducted IN Inc maine
o';-=p2a. Da:.. Is ca. -, o,,,,o
eovs la7 Pearl street TO our new ana soS,no @
1 .prc, Cuurt!andt street, nearly opposite 'Ac ie
c.g ..I Western IIo.es where fectlf iaGe
~. ..r:~l stock "i silk and Fancy Dry Goods. %e
III. :rae cussng part Of the oi!owlhe VIZ
Far U-. io1d- N,.iins iaces Rbhons, Cloves, Shaws
hic's Crav.. Ac SC which offer on the most lneIa
aaa .cli c, rom friends when they next WISH ne
~ FCRMAN. DAVIS & co.
e,.--, r.->,. Iors G. DAVIS, Wa e. NosLs
~. IT y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19
r,rrSyI. DOLLARS REWARD.

,StW the Belmont November last aNeEro
s vgaa named VIRGINIA. She Is about iweny.two Years
,. occv mediau of dark ginger bread color
considerable between The upper front teeih
,us good looking and intelligent Negro lwili pay The
m Of ;weny 1IcIs for her apprehension and delivery
.,rh out o. the King William, Ei;een dol
Ii said county AMI delivered 10 the subscriber
'' WM NJ TURNER. Guardian for Virginia Cro&'on.
v,-- William, Lca l3. lo52-c2n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19
LAID on THE TABLE.

biz 10 amend the charter OF the O.nse and Alexandria
ha load Company snd Senate bill al.nd incor.
FoFatng the Morgan and Frederick Turnpike Company
were laid the table
on motion OF Mr.. ROBERTSON Of ~ the House adjourn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19
rII1vTy DoLLARs REWARD.

xDRrW blacksmith. ls Beaver Fam 80 ard see his w'Ic
,e county, 25,h December last. lie uboui oo years
tsSro, respec;lu his drpomen lie was bought from
M az he frequently spoke oi ms coming out 81
:cwad So viii be paid delivering him 10
"a :. Beaver ban, Goothland county. ,,,,re nov.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

g,,oS iSD STEEL SIOIsi;,-l leo ions oi lieueSdi'
4 >.o."s I,Igrs, ard English Iron
i>.. AMI hoop lr'U. ,,,.--..,-..,. -
- MAYORS best Cast sset Comprising o'! "
% 81 American biscrel English bli,,eyed, German and
sol. eel.
y. ". Rods and Plough Plates
ra ,,c l!;ock Tin and SIel,.r. Por sale oy
r. 1rSw EDWIN WORT1lAM & CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

upon giving the requisite bond until successors shall ). elect
eo anu quu!hed under the Constitution.
very respectfully, your obe,en servant,
-. "m Il. RICHARDSON. Sec'y Gem.
~ he Clerk Of Lout!oun Ccuaiy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

We have received The fret no. OF the 'RoanoEe Repno!i
cana Democratic weekly, puJi=hcd in Danv!s by Messa.
Sterling IT, Lester and James L. Claiborne. II is edited with
talent and Split and must command the success which it
observes ami which fully wish FOR il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

NEWSPAPERS AND THE TARIFF.-a ci:cniaI f!cn:
the Treasury Department announces that newspapers,
propcv called will hereafter be- l1tc - any charge
Of duty when imported roa Europe fo lmca;e disriou-
ton to subscribers. Works periodicals. in book pamph-
let FORM necessarily remain subject 10 tie rate Of duty In
,.oscd BY the existing tariff act.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

i"ssits. CHARLES T. HARRIS, JAMES Q.
q March, ls2 Office of the ouse Of Represen:
:: !. lie Capitol 10 the City OF Washington, d. C shall take
j. ;9 Of the John Freeman member CT the House o
from the State Of Mississippi 10 be read as evidence
~ % :ndhg Chancery in the Circuit Court or thr coun.
rt;-4ats FRANCES S. HARRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19
SUGAR, MoIASsES AND COFFI

sVG.R, MoLASsES AND RcOFFEE.-!50hhdsS sugar
= ,-a RICO and Ne" Orleans
Sys S:uaIis Cuce sugar
,lcEac.s .pif and Crushed Sugar
.n.s "a. CuI.e, Rio anI i.agu!Ta
tr1.. ~ and COSTA Rica c Tee
~ h.. an! aj MclaFEes
L. together with many other aI'c,eS ~ ae M
iss. tas S,e loss h'"i w. f'''
NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

GRADUATES.
Vim. ". s Du.cr Portsmouth, Va, IIydr0cee;
Peter 7 Coleman, Cumberland. Va, Intermittent Fever;
John b. Gardner, iItnrco, Va lisocai:".;
Charles A. GIlhcr Amherst, Va. CONTINUED Fever;
Rober;J Gran,nsr, DnwiI.ic Va. Fever
Be.eriry i;rlsg, Greensboro. Ala, The Liver;
Burcsh CLrrison Richmond Va. Ply s!oi:y Respiration;
Uwcl D. Hill, Richlsrli. Va Bilious Rcu;ent Fever;
VIM. s. Ilorsley, Annie W.. aniuu! Heat;
John Keys. Washington. Va. Fracture:
Burgess VI. Long. Chesterfield, Va. thrarar;
Edwin :. MeArthlr. Cccs,elii.IL. Va, hucurisIn.
George A. Matthews. CnumiIs Miss, Intermittent Fever:
Thomas p MaIs:on James cry. Va Mania Pnrtu;
Thomas u Moon. a,bcna:lc physiological lccu..ries
! oi the human female;
James H. Otcy. Bedford. Va, Anatomy. Ph,sI"cs and
! Pathology OF the Liver.
Beverley 81, Geo Pcaciy Williamsburg, (aItfllt.:
John 81 ton cnrico Va enet Considerations Of Frac'ue
David Steel. Petersburg. Va, hhort!rG;
Wesley 4. froiter. lienry Va, Acute LarynsHig;
Robert H. Turner, Louisa. Va, IrcumoHa
Jackson W.Whllmore, Petersburg. Va, (iunnnrll1
Wm l.. Wood, Hanover, va, Inflammation;
Cyril C Wyche, Henderson. y. G., Fracture
The Gold Medal The prize essay he Reaons Of the At
nophrrc Animal Lc conferred on DIR beverley Grss OF
G sbur3'. Alabama.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

We learn from the Noi9.k Argus that Dr.. O. Freedman
Of the Eastern Shore oi .a n has purchased delight.
u situation Cape Chars where he intends 10 establish
sulner residence fp. al! who delight il salt bathing and
ssa air Hc expects have in readiness for the coming
suasE conlodious building or the reception of two hr'-
rcd citizens from lime time 10 enlarge and
improve his accommoGa cLs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

gfea: n:ectng has hccn held nt Baltimore 20 secure the
construction If raosd from the cInaus o the lJiH enc
Cumberland r9a; at Harrisburg 10 SGnbIry and williams
pora distance al about 81 mils. 1t vas resolved thai
Baltimore y.:i DO rr pat. secure tho " and thereby
ran;:cr herself wh the Lakes. ih2u, BOO delegates from
Pennsylycnia were in attendance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
~

rS1E Board Of Visitors lave supplied The vacs cy IN ms Del arr
cent ty election Of Judge ScaburE gentle
.sa well legal scqGireme,s, and long experience
ir and on e Bench eneny qualify him ioT the duties OF
Professor of as all. render The selection highly gratifying 10 the
a!S, III. eae Insiiu!ioH with which he now connected
A.g.h rr eE ,s-n.as JGd:e :. will not allow the com
Ike 2d Wednesday u october next
the III advance, lo
lan.n ue wish avail themselves oi his In
sg:ious i exhibiting The OF study Text Books
eya,s e. w: rr, ay,ct application 10 RO
gGaT GIrEWOoD D. Secretary OF The tacu!iy-WlisiE
Nt-.lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

b,THJYiAX GJANU.-lam receiving !u'! supply oi
h-s, P..r Il, ann in fine order, which VIII be SOLD ~ tue
go. - -. y, 90. &C. nv HUGH ". FRY.
IL ir.n aa uno tho Centra Road will be continued a.
:.. u II Arl. Pe-5 n using tis Ioad "ou'u w
"a So. ~ t:ai. orders during this noA'n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

~ MARY C0X,-You will take notice. ;1at shall, on .ne
hr' lay Of Aprl! the Clerks Office OF Essex county
wen he hours and p. NJ. take the deposiuoh o
kr"e. used evidence in certain SUIT IN Chaneely
Gis The County Court O.! Essex, in which am paintln any
-: 1cE!a aud from any cause the depo'on aloresau
~ no tie akc; the day above mcnuone' the same VIII oe
r 2ri m oa day day until taken and completed s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

| The Cirsshu.s ya) Democrat raises the Gag Of Juiga
Douglas Tor Prc,i.a and G,veao: J"nson FOR Vice Pre-
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/ servant,
Ii. CLAY" ="

The splendid gold medal presented 10 Mr.. Clay Ly the
czars Of New York was los, in the latter city SatH!-
day last; On Friday Washington ii was entrusted TO The
care Miss Lynch OF Nc'" YORK. TO DC delivered 10 SlF
Ullnln tt New York. M Charles Butler, in the company
OF whose family Miss L. travelled New York, took charge
of tc s;a in carpet bag, which carried In his hand
ali lc way 10 the wharf N2w York, and he there saw f'
on the hack driver. srai5ut nriEng al Miss l:0c'is
res.cice the tag missing and nothing has betI heard
of IT, NJ. Butler in his at.n stating The occurrence re-
quests Of ir unan Iaa, perfect duplicate OF the medal
may be promptly prepared a; his cost. reward OF S1CJ Is
olced or lie recovery OF tie medal! which was OF s'c
gold and cost - 500 is feared that may be melt
C.! into iGgots, to avoid detection:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19
,1DIIS N. LATHAM,

JOHN n. E,ATFIAN,
ATTORNE ! AT La W,
WAsniSGroH CITY, D. c.
ysnsCIrES he several Courts Of the District OF Columbia
,ues :ftaent profession, which may De enlrus''
~, M cars. vi meet with 'ror1r; attention. He refers 70
;.essrs S.LoaS. Wtra.As S Co, =
iSo. N. McCALLA. "ashinG'oh'p'S. y.
IAucs J. Miller Esq,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19
RICHMOND MEDICAL, cDIIFGE

ihe commencement of this institution Witnessed BY
very great crowd Monday night An ann--r'Io'" .t
d-"-- .''"ur ny DT Gibson and conferred -
the President Of Hampden Sidney Culego, Dr. Greo" in
some eyccIlen, remarks The following are those upoE
whom degrees wcro conferred:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

Among the nnctyfour Cuban prisoners just arrived a.
Me-" York from Spain !he ship Prentice ciartred by
the United STATES, recognise the nlnc oI Charles ~
Horwe who formerly worried IN oe, and is an inicl-
l:qeit cas :@c yoaa- We cca4r1r;ni@ h!:n upon
h= safe rclu.n TO his country The prisoners sent tn
Slin un Hi2au1 attiret in the prison dress hadc
Of thick kind %! l!acn ana during the night were fastened
10 heir .rs l.; iron nag, pilce IN" a"cic "hd
chain Sir. Blruger, M:isc. al Madrid, IL emitted 10
urea, credit io his uan. @xcFlipns have the p '1'"s
sc Gore hcan- fpn iii. Webster ia: f' MS 'he'-
y IN advancing money their Necessary expenses 'r
homo. losSna Congress for enumeration
tlr pcis r< while admitting: the rashn=ss of G@n Lopez
con- e!c 10 him courage and gal!antly.
He poor German Hungarian and native Cuban prisoners
whc incI the exneditna being unable to bring that n'u-
cnce To bear on behalf which the English and United
States have oil been sent 10 Conta
the dreadful penal cDon in Africa undergo hard Labor in
ciuirS, o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

II, J
CALLER meeting o he Stockholders the Jnr.s River and
Goruiupy Will be held In the Hail OF the House oi
Vuesa. h- 2d March next IN accord
a the provisions the 2d Iy law o the Con" which
:!py.s general o; Stockholders may be
:ave any By the President he application Of any
Y Sockhorrs, less than t"gehcr no. !es'
IA. SIX -gUus.f.. shares o. order &. the President
NM. =. MUSFORD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19
.EORIY DOLLARS REWARD.

c,rpES rom ;c stable TraLTc, The l2ih
"a l ~ 5oo Gail m.,rinmd) hasa the fore
h s.ia HAIR rubae oil 1auucis- sad lie am! sra!e
s Saddle c"th blue. ard neatly patched al one
g,i MD. h;ci lds osnabuIgs So viii be
@ vr-y ., h horse ana s25 for apprehension and
80 ,> H.. ,ii,f A. I. HOPPER, Agent
Chas,erfs II Coal and Iron Mining Company.
o-li itrI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

GEoneE7ows, D. c., MARCH l6.-Wihin the las. last five
days five boats have arrived mere WIN 5vo oar
rels Of four six OF these boats from Cumberland.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-04-07
The Inti.LiQuor BIZ.

The bill to prevent the sale of spurious,
vinous or maltish liquors in less quantity
than thirty-one gallons, passed the Senate
of Pennsylvania on Thursday last, and was
sent to the House of Representatives for
concurrence on the same day. Whether
the House will concur is debateable
question, and one which quite large
number of the members would just as
Lave not see debated or agitated; but the
matter is before them, and it is hard to
dodge the question. By many it is regar-
ded as question likely to lay them III
their political graves, no matter how they
vote, and hence the indisposi;ion to meet
it face to face. But will dodging it not
inst be as likely to slaughter them, as to
meet it fearlessly and We apprehend the
present Legislature is as fit for the slaugh-
ter as any that is to come after it.-Den'-
ocratic J,ion, [Liarrisbary)
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-04-07
NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.

and in these diseases medicine is of no avail " hit.
ever. Il never docs good and it often does harm.
Sy yruYs, Extracts, BaAs BalsamS, Eii> HiticTS
Pills. IowderS aGd Po,IOns Gf every hind are alike
worthless, for they weaken the vital energies ui the
aresdy prostIIt-d system, while under the strvar
eHing, HlegiviuE, ytalEing influence Of tis!yausln
applied by iIs beautiful discovery the exhausted
patieat and wcakeHei sufferer is restored 10 ioler
nea!th, strength, elasticity and vgor.
These remarks relate TO such diseases rs MEL
RtLGiA, ZIG DOLCREJX BRONCHITIS, PAL
PTAIiON pl the HEART, WEAKNESS and al
FEMALE DISORDERS, sGch as SERl OJS HEAD
;tHE. Lt>SIfj | D. and DESpOEDENCf which
are only OtheT names for Nervous DerdIigrncHt ::
EPiLGrI!C FITS and COMMISSIONS which are
now known 10 result from a non-equilihram OF
Electric influence, merry OUS TEENORS. DE. NJ
NESS, which ~ nearly always caused hv tollr.ity
Of the Auditory Nerves, aud can always be !-ts.ty
cure! by talyHnisL, when the organ is moi destroy
u SPrtsiA in is worst forms PALSY and PAlt-l.
LlS.S uniformly CAUSED by dcfcicac. 6i Ncr,els
influence, CHRONIC EIIulN tIisN TORPIgiTA
1i HE LIVE PAIN in the SIDE SLUGGIS.; .I,s.
CULA1lON SPINAL and HIP COMPLAINTS
DEFICIENCY Of NERVOUS aui pHlSlCAL ~
--bGi. - all those distressing complaints result
a.; from a DERhNGEA.ENr oi the NEbyOLS
i STEM.
Ia tue above prevalent anil terrible class Of dis
uases-NcEyous Cone rialuts much
> general. .sILe4-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-04-07
WHAT THINK YOU OF THIS?
Frem ono Of the most distinguished Piys;-
clans in tic Civ Of New York.

81 have been using Christies Galvanic articles in
quiet way among my patients for about two years
past and confess astoGished at their success.
II am a disease is NeruoilS. know just what
they will do In Epiieptic Fits particularly in
childreH; pcafness and Affections OF the Head in
adults Paralysis and Palsy in all ages and indeed
several other diseases o like nature which hay long
puzzled the profession have found the Galya
articles Of surprising benefit Although dctest the
shameless qusckoTy Of advertisements and news
papers, | must express my confidence and belief
in the wonderful virtues of CIlRiSlIES CURA-
TiNES NV is. of course. confidential, but
shall hesitate TO recommend Your ARTICLES un
all proper occasions"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-04-07
The German Washing Powders


Is considered, by Thousands who have tested
1 it, as being the greatest
SCIENTIFIC WONDER OF THE WORLD,
entirely doing away with that laborious and
injurious practice OF rubbing the
Clothes upon the Washboard,
and great saving of
TINE, LABOR AND EXPENSE.
NIB. To prevent fraud and imposition (for
many are trying to palm of articles put up like
mne) the Proprietor, l. z. HOIT, will put his
,critea signature on the top label OF every
package. And be only asks all enlightened public
hot TO cOniound
The German HashinJ P5srders
with Others that are in the market. 1t is put
up in packages with lnll directions and sold at
The nominal price Of l2i cents.
rrPrin,ers will find it greatly TO their advan-
,ace to purchase these Powders to clean iheiI
Types and Roleis, Icing very superior artIc.
Tor that purpose. Manufactured only by
l. HOYT,
at his Laboratory and Principal Depot,
No. 10 South FIFTH ST. Phiidd
Wholesale and Retail agent AT Lewsburg, DR.
Tnos A IL TnonNToN, Market St, who has just
received fresh supply of American. French and
English Drugs and Chemicals, PerfumeIy, Dye
stufls, &c.
Sold also nv Klcckner & Roush, New Berlin;
Youngman & Walter. Dry Valley; Hy Masser
Sunbury; S B Denormandie, Nogihd
Remember the name
GERMAN WASHING POwpERs.
All letters TO be postpaid. Gm396
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-04-07
Why PeJoie D-i6k.

Mr.. A., because his doctor has recon
mended him TO take little.
Mr.. B., because his doctor ordered hin
not, and hates quackery.
Mr.. c., takes drop because he's wet
Mr.. d., because he's dry.
Mr.. T., because be feels something
rising in his stomach.
Mr.. F., because he feels kind of sink
ing in his stomach
Mr.. G., because he's going to see a
friend off to Oregon.
Mr.. H., because he's got friend come
home from California
Mr.. l., because he's so hot.
Mr.. X, because he's so cold.
Mr.. L., because he's got pain in his
head.
Mr.. NJ, because he's got pain in his
side
Mr.. N, because he's got pain in his
back.
Mr. O., because he's got pain in bis
chest.
Mr.. P, because he's got pain all over
him.
Mr.. Q, because he feels light and
happy.
Mr.. r., because he feels heavy and
miserable.
Mr. S, because he's married.
Mr., T., because he isn't
Mr.. V, because he likes to see his
friends around him.
Mr. W, because he's got no friends and
enjoysa glass by himself.
Nj Y, because his uncle left him !;
legacy.
Mr.. Y, because his aunt cut him of
without shilling.
Mr. I've should be happy to inform
our readers what Mr. rs reasons are for
drinking, but on putting the question to
him, he was found to be too drunk to
answer
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~Nr. Pa-tington remarked to his

cyNr. Partington remarked to his
wife that he had decided to make several
oppositions to his house and actually pur-
chased some of the immateriaIs for the
purpose. What do you propose to do :"
said Mrs. P. "Why, my dear, l mean to
build lemonade in front, and set out
revenue frcm the street to the front door. :"
Sand why not, my dear husband, run
position through the large room, and make
it snug Ike so that when our friends
call, We can treat them kind of hostile "
1T will be good place" said he; ''and !
have been thinking of bringing down the
wolfpit spring in an aneedote, 50 as to
have a fountain" at vii, be too costive
nv dear" said Mrs. Partington; to which
he scented.