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NEW STORE.KEEPERS
NEW. GOODS! 6

cahjornia fir GoH, Pennsylvania tfo1 Jig
Dpns ard Nlrsss. Ga. Seat Cass DacbG,sea FIR
P,sidsnt CIR. B;'-r FIR ret ing BInIs bat FOSTER
~ -TJyST1N ,or .,;i;,,
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PROTECTION FROM
lIGhTh!nGs

UNHE sub,crib.rs arc nov nnanuiac,vrin in
Le.,.burg Their celebrated Patent
Ii: hin ming Rods, VAR rsn,ed superior To
.ny IA use and winch viii b. pct up "n any
description OF buildings at ,hs 'educed prize OF
Is cents per foot. No extra charges ior Po".s
or anv a. the FIx,mes-thus making q rod CT
usuai length cost Sc.
These sup-Iinr rods are spi' al twisted, ! inch
ron in 10 H,ei lengths. perfectly screwed t"ge-
ther " it'll brass sockets and put up through e'i>.
irsuiarer- in a M ~ substantial mode. ih'' whole
mount d with >olid silr.r plated Copper Point.
One Of The rIop ieIofs being praciirai hemIst
and Electrician would assure the public that these
iml.ruvrd Rods are mauui IcIufed aud put up CT
the nosr approved ,rincilirs
We would simply remak. thai "a great has
been ,hr drnand tor lhe-e crie e'ra:ed Rods. That
over .iX hundred thousand fee, have been ~ d iH
one season. Dur leans are trav-f>ing all parts
Of ihe county wilh al! Necessary appa'stus ior
putiirG up Rods "a, once. We have numerous
cert iicaies from prominent In urance Companies
and from scientific committees, spraking III tie
his hes, terms OF their superiority. Among Others
We call attention to the following:
70 the PuLtic.
NmLrln.PoKr. May TO- 1852.
Being called upon by M. A. Ctoss. Agent foT
Heylurn & Baker in the construction and erection
ni Electric Rods. 10. a recommendation, 1t gives
me PLEASURE TO state that | was present at the
Dickinson Seminary in this place, during the
pre.snt month when P.o. Barrett. OF thai ln-titu
ton tested Ike points OF the rods with strong
rsIvanic battery. The points tested by him were
made OF copper, and plated with 81 yer. No
impression was PFodrced upon the points hv the
electric auid and SO well convinced was that
they would answer the intended object, hat
inmed. .s,ery had one erected ct my new house IN
this pisce.-Al the rods they have erected here
have been well done and isolated with glass IN
a substantial manner. Rev Mr. Bowman wSs
al>o preseD; a, the experiment, aud believe was
fully sati-h,d as To the result. therefore take
pleasure in recommending ,es Rods.
Eespe:,fully Yrs, Al WILSON.
We certify to The correctness OF the above:
Tas BowNAS. Primo. of Dickinson Semy
J. W. BARREPr, Pref do 60
JSo. ]. M',oY, DO do
EO6ders left at tie Washington House in
Lewnburs. or q, Capt. Huf's Hoiel in Milton
viii ,eceive prompt attention.
REYBuRN & BAKER.
Lewisbure, Juno !, 1882 -.. ---.,
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DR.. Charles Reicherbach,

GERMAN PnisIciAN-a regular "rsdu-
" ate Of The Medical U"'.etsi'y al Berlin IN
Germany. under the celebrated Prot. I,eb's-
respectfully tenders his professional services to
the community. -
g., O,ricr-NW corner Fourth and Market SIS.
Lew!-burg. May 20. 1852 ="
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MEDICAL REFORM

nR. IL. Ii. HARRIS would announce TO
~ the eilz'u- oi Le~i>burg and vicinity that
he has removed into Nfh Third street IN the
house formerly occupied by CspLPau,, above the
German Reformed Church. Thankful fl the
herral patronage hiiheIto received, he continues
10 o0er his professional services to oil who may
desire them -
Hc p'Ictices medicine in accordance with tie
most approved systems Of Medical Reform-pivrs
no Calomri OF Mercury in any form-snd hop~E
10 prove himself worthy OF the confidence Of the
Community.
lie keeps on hand, for sale, IN extensive
variety of ThoEsonIan and other Vegetable
Ac'lic'ne@, for The Use Of such customers as may
desire them.
lie is also prepared TO clean and extract Teeth
Le~i,bure, April 7. 1859
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MEDIC ST NOTICE.

NR. rs. Fl, THORNTON -niists his
IL professional, services +, me cnrzrns
OF. Lewiatu's and siciamS. 10 tie varies.
b:ssches Of hss fr,ls.:-on. a.
E-sidstra---Srs Ma's-s. Mpko! 81.
y CEce-Dtss gore. one DER sbovs IN.
M.ganah Sinse Of J. ~. Va,lsl
raw,,hu.o, o.. ylS5O
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To Mralids and the Sic6.
THE CELEBRATED
conratcrk #e0irtns.

ist- The GREAT PAIN ETTRACTcR (CoSA@As4
DALLY's) curing all Burns and all eA,sIaai P.-H, 4s
"a BALM or COLyyBLA for Staying Or Ee..r :.
tn Human Hair.
sd HLWE;s NERVE AND BONE kISaHssY
and INDIAN TEGEEsBLE LLLIER, a s-r -:
sth AeNAlA's ACOUSTIC OIL, a certain .al. p.
Defines
9Th. HAYS LLNANENT a known cure fr IT,. :.
9Th. SP0Hy'S ItK HEADAcHg REMEDY
7sh. A01HEAS AELIEk, for all i'll til. {. ~
Sab. LoNGLErs GREAT WESTERN iyTI. =
PANACEA for ,o!ds and frverish fe~ing and prsys'A
feyers; for Ashpa Ltser Complaint and Bii.io -
tons: t.r Darroa. Ind dg--iion and Lnss OF sp;s;
for Go tvsnes females and males aid
psints for stomach Affections Dyspspsia, fi'~s h.
ati &c Tn. grsa, points are IL !. not tsd 'see.
9th KoLNsToCKS VEhA7FrGE (wosm Ehl..l
10th MIS- BRoHN'S GREAT PAIN E-LL.s
No mrdieine has ts n di i-eO7end that Is IsfP,
such wonders when spplied szfsrnoDy as AVE- -
By frct.on.-in bottles from ~ TO 50 csnts..E
ll,h SAtNHoL7z'S AoAtH AND hkD BIT
i2lh. ! he cell era,ea LIA'S LIE PI-A. .Ed II n
: is.h DIX BARTHoGE0Ew-S PINK sYsuf. -.
popular kxpectUErnt for Cou h.. Colds. Iufsrir s.
l4,h TIE EAST INDIA AND ZEIGAA H-Is
DYES the uniy su-. coloring Of the hair
18th. LIN's BhLA or CHINA, Chiao.. l-Gs-<.
for Cuts, 81 uises- Scr.s, Ic.
18th EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA lhi. ss-i
tce has outisei ali other sArsspariilas. a. III --s
great satisfaction
l'th. the celebrated spread STREACTJk+ :, q
PLASTER, mad from On. LIN'S recipe sud 1t u
popular in the mar ket. =
18th. DR. kiLNE's TOOTH ACEE BEC[a
certain ant Z. for Tooth Ache.
18th Dr. COMST0CK has Iateiy bought :Ls -is
the Unit Stats. If the eel-brstd CO-Gt Ei55 ~
MNEhAL WATER. found ut th- Salt Spsit 3. ~ -
WA G Ciase. at -. Catheriues. C. III r.t %
has at;sia 4 notoriety and popularity 3
clual.-d bS any preparation al that place ssi
b,rn with its merits, which
dirsTy. t--.'--
Al the rrnr.,i'rs are fully Described In AJNlAA
be given to az. wtO cal where the aedicnss sc,,
NOTICE. All Preparations heretofore knsts {"
CoMSTOcK's' or coMsTock & COS, civ
5ed \ HOw belong EXCLUSIVELY 10 In. i.lf-.ss
!. CoRl'teeA and though the sisnauEs Of ceio
Sil! be continued this extra label with the ID. IL; &
signature Of DR.. l. $. c. viii in future designate sse
;ENUiNs. -rss
AL OTHERS MUST &c sP,RIoUs-
N.,,.. -.
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nEEUS OF superior form. fos sale u The
- Chzcnisls ofass, 5 els s,aps, bcc yG sas
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DOC Anm1c and II6
Ia az AAGk 10 PeIcheS.


Of which a'aut l7c acres are cleared and in u
good siae Of cultivation TIE remainder Is heav-
i!y rin.trIei ! here is l.I,ue -,one on the Fs
and most ol II aa- been over lined. Il has also
,xcr!lsnt Meadow Lands.
THIS Farm is rhout G miles from Lewi,bu,g.
aud /. miles from Is utf,lne X Road. nn ,i,e road
between Eengier's and Guidiu Mills. about an
.qual distance from each II has erected on !: a
goodDWelling House, "a large Bank Barn
and all he necessary nu,buidinss; a Well with
good water Ct tie door OF The h"u>,. and a good
~pr,ng neer the hu,ing and an ORCHARD
of Fun, Trees Qt all KINDS. There Is also on
The Farm 'Cef,ans IfOIESe, "rh a good
Spring OF uuiaI!inG wafer n-aI II a gond ~ able.
youap Orchard. and a VA TER POWER or
a never falling stream. ..-.. ..
TIE properly vii. lie sold IN whole CT in two
parts. Terms made known 2. eny time BY the
uer Ca the premises.
JOHN EYLER. in.
Bufi,lo Tp. May 81, 1852
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E0saLx- fresh MAcfE2sl.. Nos kxs
b 'Ss barrel h,~ as quarter e>r,ai. ana
s.nr,y u, rssj ans tse .Als ~ ,,s,,
-Ap9% -. %-HAYES Z CO.
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VALUABLE BUFFAi0E VALLEY
.Tar.n fer Sale.
IA W

fJNHE subscriber offers at PRIVATE SALE
that valuable ,rac, Of land in DufFiioe TIP.
Union ia. p, sdi'ning David Herbst, Andrew
Macee and Jacob Byler. containing
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-10
Exploration of the Amazon.

The scientific exploration Of the river Amazon,
its tributaries, and the vast basin which it waters
undertaken, under the auspices of the United
States government, by Lieut.. w. L. Hernden, of
the navy, has already received notice in our
columns.
By the arrival of the United States brig Dol
phin at this port from a cruise in the South
American waters, we have the pleasure of men
tioning the return of Lieut. Hernden, and are
enabled to sketch briefly the results of his inter
esting and valuable explorations.
Lieut.. III. left Lima on the Pacific coast, with
q small party of exploration, in the month of
May Of last year. At Tuoma, small city Of
Peru, situated between the east and west ranges
| of the Andes, Mr.. II. divided his party, and di-
rected his companion, Lieut.. Lardner Gibbon,
with guide and servant, to proceed to Cuzco,
and penetrating eastward from that city, endea
vor to strike the head-waters Of the Purus,
which is supposed to be nayigable to that point.
Failing in this, he was to turn south, aud,
passing through La PaZ and Coca Bamba, i'll Bo-
| Iva, embark upon the Mamore, which is a tribu
tary of the great river Madeira, and, descending
that river, Join Mr.. II. in Barro de Rio Negro
Mr. H. himself turned norh and, passing through
the great mining district of Cerro Pasco, and
crossing the second range of the Andes between
that place and Huanaco, embarked upon the
head-waters of the Huallaga-the first great
southern tributary of the Amazon. Descending
from the mouth of this river, he entered the
Ucuyali, the second great tributary and ascended
some three hundred miles to the missionary set
tlemept at Sarayacu.
| Mr.. Hernden crossed the Cordillera at the pass
Of Antarangra, which, by barometric measure
ment, is 1920 feet above the level of the sea-
| He then navgated in canoes n distance of about
four thousand miles, and arrived i'll Para on the
| llth of April of this year.
Lieut.. H. describes his voyage as highly inter
esting and speaks with enthusiasm of the sur
passing fertility and valuable natural productions
of the countries he passed through; he found
fine and saubrious climate, and describes the
river as navgable for draught of twelve feet
for at least 5000 miles. Mr.. GibbOn not having
arrived at Barra, and it being impossible to as
certain how long he would be delayed in lis voy
age, Mr. Hernden, leaving further Instructions
for him. returned to the United States, where he
will await his arrival. We hope to hear some
| thing more in detail of the little known and in
teresring country explored by this accomplished
| oficer.-N. y. Times.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-10
The Democratic Platform.

"2. That the constitution does not confer upon
the general government the power to commeace
and carry on q general system of internal i'm
provements. "-A plank from the loco toco ptatform.
Any other than general system o. impro C.
ments" would be justly odous, because local and
partial The avowed doctrine of this same plat
| form, in regard to q tariff is, that /" no one
branch of industry should be fostered at the
dctriment of any other" Thus while the geaerat
| application of a principle is denounced in one
case the assumed partial application of priuci-
ple is made the basis Of hostility in another.
| Such are the consistencies of the Democracy of
lOcofocOism.
This plank is not only obscure, but it is pur-
posely so. 1t appears to object to general
system" but leaves the inference that there arc
improvements which the Democracy man
sanction. This will enable the friends Of every
particular work, in any section Of the Union. to
hope that comes within the rule! When, after
the election, all shall find themselves Disappointed
the leaders will point to the platform to prove
that the party was pledged agains. any "gcaerat
system" much more against any pIriiat system
Of international improvements. Nevertheless,
this bait will undoubtedly catch a great many
gudgeons.
Nothing less than what is avowed in this reso-
luton would have been proper after the nomina-
tion of Gen. Pierce for he is one of the earliest
and most inveterate enemies Of the whole system
of internal improvements. While member of
the House, he voted against river harbor, and
road bills which received the sanction of "Old
Hickory" HIS hostility to general system OF
internal improvements" meant hostility to the
expenditure of a single dollar by the general gov
ernment for any improvement purpose whatever.
This resolution, therefore, with General Pierce's
practical Interpretation Of it, becomes equally
clear and comprehensive. We congratulate the
Western Democracy upon such platform and
such a candidate. If on no other principle, on
this the platform and the candidate harmonic.
Gen Pierce, if elected, will take care that the
money of the general government is not squan-
dered upon either river, road or harbor improve
ment.--AlbaHy Journal
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-10
son, and was going to take up his abode with
his son in the city.


his son in the city.
If, in passing down the main street Of the
good old city of A, dear reader, you have
ever met gentleman with a compact, we'll
knit frame, quick and vigorous step, and q
face swarthy enough in hue, but not unlike,
especially about the lower part, a certain emf
nent statesman, celebrated for his eloqnenee,
you have seen Solomon Pepperell, Esq, Prosi-
dent of the Farmers and Drovers Bank, di-
rector of divers Railway and Insurance Com
panies father of the Hon. VIM. Pepperell, M.
c., sc.
Shrewd papas point him out as a model to
their sons and wise mammas think him very
agreeable man--no bad match for Julia Ma
tilda, or even the pretty little Ida Emilia They
do not know that often, when he is smiling SO
blandly at their evening parties, or presiding
with 50 much dignity at the meetings of stock
holders and directors the vision of a pale,
childish face its floating golden locks mingling
with the gray ones of a wrinkled old man,
rises before him. and sends the blood back
from his swarthy cheek. Oh no, they do not
know this; he never speaks Of this, bat they
do know that he suffers from IN affection Of
the heart" poor man, and they conmiserate
him deeply, and admire the beneVoence that,
after such an attack, invariably leads him to
subscribe literally to some one of the charita-
BILE societies of the day. All, he is, indeed,
public-sprited man.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-10

Mr. CHoATE AND THE WING NoMINEEs.-At
the Boston Whig ratification meeting Mr.. VIM
throp said, in explanation Of Mr.. Choates ao-
sence, that he was engaged in consultation ana
preparation of argument in an important case
before the United States court, but ne hao sent
word that. though he intensely desired another
nomination. he was in favor of sustaining that
made bv the National Wing Convention.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-10
" For shelter and shade, too,
As the sunshine or rain may PREVAIL

THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to call the atten-
Nv ton Of the ladies and gentlemen of this city and
NA vicinity to his assortment of Umbrellas and Pa
~ rasols, consisting Of green and blue Turc Satin
green and blue watered bordered Silk do lined do Like
wise general assortment Of Umbrellas good assortment
Of materials suitable for every description of REPAIRS
Repairs promptly done in the best manner
Pinkng OF Rufes, scarf, Aprons &c, in the best
nsr, at short notice DANIEL PIERCE,
South side Of Penna. avenue, 18th street,
may 11-eotl sign of several Umbrellas
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-10
nR, HARRIys INFIRMARY,
No 81 gQIITH QAX

IL NO. 81 SOUTH GAY STREET,
BETwEEN SECOND AND LOMBARD STREETS.
HN- SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE EFFECTED, OR NO
MONEY REQUIRED
Over twenty years experience In the treatment of all
forms Of PRIVATE DISEASES enables Dr. HARRIS to in.
sure sound and speedy in any of these complaints
His remedies free from disgusting oils basdn poisonous
compounds of mercury and Injurious drugs which often
lead to eposure rendering the unhappy sufferer ipa
forlye.
THIS INFIRMARY,
celebrated throughout the UNION for the eectua cure
all classes of Secret Diseases in the shortest time
compished by proper and safe remedies established In
this city thirteen years ago, from Quacke
ry No public notice of this institution would required
1t not for the number Of strangers large city
posed to IMPOSITION from the alluring bats Of Mock Doc
TORS, who will promise anything to entce strangers their
wHTED sEPULcHREs
ENFEEBLED MANHOOD
may here find certain restorative. The remedies Of DR.
HARRIS In renovatng the POWERS and
removing all ORGANIC DISABILITY with other evils entaed
by certain Secret Habit, innocent in action certain in
effect and unsurpassed by any discovery of the age.
TO FEMALES.
Dr. H. has given particular attention to female diseases
His experience enables him to relieve
all Irregularities, Nervous Derdngenen Constitutional Wea
ness, General Debility & Prompt attention given to let
ters and treatment marked with skill and decacy Com
munications sacredly inpiolate
Distant persons cured at home, by addressing DR. COR
DON HARRIS, Baltimore Qeters postpaid) Medicine sent
in any direction by mail. may 27--1y
CT. LOUIS BONDS WANTED, at the
y BANK OF THE UNION,
may 4-tr Browns Marble Building.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-10
veil soon. See, she sleeps sound as a kit

be well soon. See, she sleeps sound as kit
ten y
The woman stopped, and laid her hand on
the childs forehead; then slipping it beneath
the bed covering, felt of her feet and drew
back with shudder
The old man did not note the expression of
her face, but he said, almost angrily-
"There, there, Mabel Greene, don't disturb
her. Sleep and warmth are all she wants to
set her up. They are always the best doctors
for children
The woman gazed in his face for moment,
and then said" You had better let me stay,
Colonel, or call up Mrs Smart Il don't
think the child will hold out until morning"
"Mrs. Smart" he repeated, angrily; ~
have no need of that woman's services. You
can stay yourself, Mabel Greene, if you insist
upon it. but shall take care of the child my
self. You mistake her symptoms altogether
"Lord bless us !" muttered the woman, as
she left the room, not sorry, perhaps to escape
nights vigil in that cold place; /" he is just
as sane as ever he was, and twice as proud
Who'd thought Of his wits comm back"
The hours passed on, and the wild north
wind swept dolefully round the angle of the
old house where little Milly lay, rafting the
loose clapboards and the mildewed window
frames, and creeping in at every crevice, (of
which there were more than enough for eomfort,)
as if anxious to render colder still the childish
brow over which the chills of Death, even
then, were stealing The old man paced the
room hurriedly, now muttering to himself, now
pausing and gazing fxedly at bright light
that cleaned from the windows of Squire
Pepperells mansion, about half mile distant
It was evident that Mabel Greene's words still
fingered in his mind; for once or twice he muir
INJURED audibly-" Die die here! The wo-
mans foolo
Finally, he went up to the bed, and groped
beneath the clothes, until his fingers clasped
her foot. 1t was like lump Of ice.
As he turned away and covered his face with
his old wrinkled hands, there was an express
sion of agony in it, terrible to behold; for with
that touch came the memory of his boys, and
how anxiously he and his wife had watched
the coldness stealing over their young limbs
and he groaned aloud.
The child moved slightly. Instantly he was
by her side Whispering
"Mlly-little Mlly"
eyes, grandfather, they shall neither hun.
ger nor thirst any more!" murmured the pale
blue lips.
Slowly, family, almost inaudibly, as the
words came, the old man caught them all, and
with frenzed gesture at the bright light in
the distance, he groaned-
"She is dying-oh, God, dying here! And
yonder is the roof of my fathers-the roof
under which | swore she should IiUe ="
Wildly, hurriedly, yet tenderly, he wrapped
the coverlids around the little sufferer, and
with his wild glances peering here and there,
and the light, cat-like step peculiar to the in.
sane, he stole down the rickety stairs, and out
into the street.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-10

The most beautiful may be the most admired
and caressed, but they are not always the most
esteemed and loved.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-10

On the 5th of July there was more rioting and
fighting in New York than in any other city in
the Union.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-10
Pekin Tea Company Agency!
AT WIN. ADAMS BOOKSTORE,

Pennsylvania Avenue, three doors Gbo0e Al street
MTHERE the following list of Teas may at all times b
NV had--neatly put up in artght packages of lb,
lb, and N lb. each:
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-10

SAMUEL 7. WILLIAMS, Attorney at Law,
So Fayette street, Baltimore, Nd,
DRACTIsEs In the various courts Of Baltimore Prompt
I attention given to Collecting He refers to-
Hon. s. U. Downs, Senator from Louisiana.
Hon. g. w. Jones, do. Iowa.
T. c. Connolly, esq, Editor American Telegraph.
DR.. John Wharton, Baltimore, Nd,
feb U-H