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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-23
II. c.. HICKOk, EDITOR.
O N. WORDEN. PRINTER.
CHRONICLE

AN INnEFASDSSr FhGtLE JOURNAL,
Issued on Wedaesdny mornings If Letris5urg
Union county, Pe',Rygh'antc
RYS-sl.5c per year. for cash actually in advance;
tII5 If nsd within thrr" months: lg) If paid itin
year 10 il paid before the yvar exp for
s;u-le Plumbers. Subscriptions for ix months less %
l.. rad IN advance piscoatnusnces optional with the
puhiiShcr, -Ncep; when the Nr.sr Is paid up.
spyrgri-EaENTS handsomely inserted at - cCus per
,uarc one week, 81 four werks, - year two squares,
s Ear six IN 9ntl,S = for Mercantile HIytre-
IA nts not exceeding fourth OF column, : 10 wear.
mob WORK aud casual siyertis, mcnts 10 be paid for
when handed in or delivered
TrYryI,yio<s solicited on all subjects OF general int
-st not within the range of party ernriau contest
An letters must postpaid acconipsniri ly il real
i,-c.s of tn. writer TO receive attention. Th.sr
.ela.ur exclusively TO the Editorial Department 70 b. d.
,,i 70 UyxRy c IIlcKoK. Esd, Edf:oy-ani those on
business to o. Y. WoErEN. inau@ter-
ns on v,rk.t .trsc, between second and Third. over
the Post-0ice. o. y "o"'-N, PROPRIETOR
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-23
A Golden Sentiment.

The following exquisite saOrcs; is from LoSGsELION
poem, The dodes Lrqend:
a. There two ANGELS that attend unseen
Each one OF Us, and in great books rrcori
Gu. good and evil dreis lie who writes down
The good ones. after every action, closes
iii- volume ard aScrnis with it To Cod
the other keeps bi- dreadful jay-book open
TIL sunset, that we may repent: which doing,
The record of the action fades away
And leaves "A line Of white across the page"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03
Cgiraeu advertisements.
ID r. Y GO o DIS,
AT WHOLESALE.
COOLEY, WADS WORTH Il Co.,
205 Sonih Watsr Street,

200 >Onh water street,
w + are now opening very large and well Sc
w lccted stock OF
Dry Goods and Yankee Notions,
at our new and commodious ware rooms 10 which
We would respectfully solicit the attention Of Coun-
ny Merchant PodidrS, and Tdiiors, before pur-
chasing elsewhere
We buy exclusively Of Manufacturers, Auction.
Commission aud Importing Houses in very heavy
lots aud thereby avoid paying one profit. which all
Country Dealers are compelled to pay TO Eastern
Jubbcrs. This enables rs 10 offer superior induce
meuts, and having made extensive arrangements
for the coming spring and Summer trade, Ne are
determined 10 sell as LOt1 as Eastern Jobbcrs,
iDih only an additional PcrceHtdse, 10 cOper cost
of Transportation.
Our stock consists in part of
Bales brown Shectngs aud Shrungs,
" Hickory Stripes,
" brown Drills and Ticks,
DENNIS,
Cases Cocheco and other Popular Prints,
" Common do
" Blcnchrd Shrtings,
Printed Lawns and other Dress Goods,
" Tweeds, leans, and Natinets,
Fancy aud Black Cashmere,
Pieces French English aud American Cloths,
Satin, silk, and Fancy Vcs,iugs,
Together with II general assortment Of Dry
Goods and Yankee Notions suited to the Western
trade. G-3-OrdrTs wall receive prompt attention.
Thankful for past iayors, we HOPE to meet con-
tlnuanct OF Patronage from all OF our Old custom
ers aud the trade generally.
Chicago. March 21-Gm
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wanted!
Farm for Sale,

EOR sale . horse carriage, new, and got mp in
i excellent style, and made hy the best OF work
men--wi'. be- sold q, bargain
Also, Tor salc2 Two horse wagons, by
Octi j. g. NATriESrR.
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Grass Scc,l.
PIn,iylh.. pIniI.lis.

4 PUREorjcc Of red top seed can be had byap.
n plying to the subscriber a, Buck Creek, La
ale cnmniv E.h nl-3l-' A I Un.rnRn.
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Illinois 4 Michigan Canal.

Great Sale of Canal L1ph dEl Iocr Lots IN
WiaoiS
TvNDER authority granted by the State Of H.
Y uol-, n set forth IN the Acts OF Feb 81 1913,
and March !, s5 and IN The Deed OF Trust exc
cutrd by the Governor ot the STATE. June %. Is TO-
duly recorded IN the counties OF Cook aud WILL tho
Board ct Trustees OF the Illinois * Michigan Ca
nal viii offer at public sale IN tie city OF Chicago,
commencing on the
fourteenth DIM Of Nty ucr.
all the uusold Canal lands aud Town Lot. belong
ing to said Canal, that is to say, lO7 Acres of
Land lying on both sides OF sand Canal, and within
) miles OF the same, between Ch0go and the town
Of La Sale Also, al. the un,ulI Town Lots IN
Chicago Lockport, Joliet Du Page, Kanknkcr
Morris, Ottawa and In Sale, .G!5 Lots in all
With the exception OF Town Lot in la Sale to
b" offered tor -acIn lml place onthr l7h ct May,
all the property viii he offered to sale in the city
OF Chicago, commencing lIth May.
The terms Oi sale are one EiuIth, Cash, and
the residue OF the purchase monri IN three annual
instruments with Interest ate percent per annum
payable annually IN advance.
~ B.-lhr sale AZ la Sale will be on the 18th
Instead otthc l7lh May.
WILLIAM II. SwIrr, J T,u,,,,, oftIc
DAVID lEAvIrT, ~ TJ ~ ~ t"J
IosErn 3. WELLS. II" y W Cd"a%
Office Of Tie Boari Of Trustees Of the
/ d " canal, Feb 81, 1882.
March 81, lsj2-32-2n
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To Western Merchants!
SPRING STYLES OF HATS AND CAPS AT :
NHuIESA ALE

NuOI.ES ALE.
THE -uh-crberin addition to a very larcpstocI
u hts own manufacture, Is now receiving from
the largest and best manufacturing csabIl.hmtnlat
the ca-tu complete assortment Of Hats, CUp- and
Fur Goods, Designed expressly tor the wholesale
trade, whchwiiD be- sold on Ibctallrrns, anda New
York prices adding transportation Ills goods have
been manufactured with great aud the styles a
daplrd To- the western trade lis stock wIlI always
be- complete nilordng mrrchauisaudh matters an OPP
poruuIy otkrepuGa good assortment whoulhuy-
ing m Oyrrs,o,k OF goods that change IN style very
often. J. \. SMITH, 10 Lake Street
l.hL.n %. lnnr u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03

I'ONSTOCKS Text Books for schools,
\ Billions lingi,h& Latin Grammar X Reader,
lIncs g. llI.1rlE Hist OF United States,
Andres l., LrN.con--Doy'sN Davies Algebra,
Grlmmals, AriDhmetIcs, Biographies and
Readers H. Y GRIGGs.
Whites story Brick Oc, 4.
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KNDNNY,S KEAnN nIIIrE
es-Check- the most distressing discharges, and
Speedily Removes the Cause.


Pains Relieved IN Five Minutes
Railway Ready R-ll'i will stop The severe mud
cXcmcIaung pains OF Rheumatism almost Instant.
y. Persons are living IN this city who, tor month.
were confined to their beds by Rheumatic pains,
whose bones were unsound from top to toe, whose
POINTS were distorted with painful sweiluEs, that
were relieved from all pam IN IS minutes by the
use OF Railways Ready Relief This i truth, and
thousands 10 the city OF New York and hundreds
OF thousands IN the United States, can answer for
the truth OF this pssrrliDuwe need no certificates
ut curc--wc pubIishuo long list of names to prove
the efficacy OF Railways Ready Relief, for the c,-
2ens ct almost every town m the Union for the last
/ years, have tested il themselves
emu FEVER.
Chills stopped In a few miuues--Pain relieved
instantly.
Railways Ready ReIiefacts like n charm in all
cases OF ChIll> and Fever Il breaks the Chillsm-
mcdi1trIy--w mp and inylcornics with health
and strength every organ and secretion OF the sys-
tenn.
PANS or NIL KINDS
WhenCycryo feel pain, apply Railways Ready
Relief; It's sure to relieve YOU in few minutes |
you have pains IN The stomach iu'cstincs, IN IN,
liver kidneys, bowels joints, bone, Railway Rra,
dy Relief taken either internally or appli, d cxrrr.
nalIy, will few minutes stop pain, and quickly
remove IT'S cause
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03
Usage Orange Plants.

nFFICE to let, over Rogers, Nlills & Co'sstorc.
" Enquire OF inn 10 g. BuRR
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IL T. Nc OVAL
New Yorl. House.

II ME business formerly carried on by sutton
l d Fyfs. luow ". b Fyie) has been re-
moved one Door East. inlo the Old stand of
Vim. Haskell Goods will be sold as usual, only
for CdSh, and at rc,y small Adrance
Soic Of Winter Boots and SL0es'
The stock on hand will be sold of At and near
cost. II you require any Boots or Shocs, now is
Dra GoOds, Groceries, Sc, a. usual
Country Merchants requiring home made boots
aud shoes, will ind first rute assortment, and al
very low pr,ces.
Ecmember-lhc old stand Of I'm Haskell.
Ottawa, January 10, ISL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03
New Goods Spl ing Goods.

W OF "
SPRING SuAWLS,
sup"rhy iun1rd, plain grippe shawl-. extra rich
embroidered Grape -hav-, silk irUg'I cashmere
.i .tl- .-.,.s,al GOD 80 cashmere
,haws, sp.eUdi3 c0io,s, Brochr long ,hawI-, all
qualities, Broche square sAaws, extra qualities
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03
Tho Old Guard.

The Imperial Guard of Napoleon from Naren.
90 10 Waterloo; 10y J. u. IIraocy, author Of
q Napolcoa and His Narshais." tor sale by
mar CIT A II IL BvRLEY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03

1,
With sklnas pure and tairas Paran marble
SOFT and sweet a- the fragrant rose
Teeth as sound and white as alabaster,
breath OF Sw 'etest fragrance, and lips Of coral tint,
Wih flowing ringlcts and glossy locks,
LuXurnnt tresses dnnclng gracefully DER the swan
hkcncck,
No dark repu,slye spotsto marthc pensingpicture,
Or to cast dull shadows DER beau'ys master piece,
RAILWAYS INDICATED SOAP.
composed OF the most delicious, rare and fragrant
OteNtracts, oils, and costlycSscnccs-- gems
On flowers, roots trees and oriental plants,
Possessing wundrous virtues DER skin diseases
10 tie Complexion il imDorE Beauty
l}ycIcanslng the skin irnmnll empve matter,
Makes clean the pores gives action Ia the capalies
ny winch all poisonous humors ARE elcctcd,--
And healthy action to the skin restored
TO the teeth II gives wheness and prevents decay
llmnkes the SKIN soft, sweet and smooth
Transforms the mos, rrpuslvr and dl,fguIed yisage
To clear and beautiful complexion.
RAILWAYS CIRCASSlAN BALM
lmpars nu,rimcnt to the hair
Makes 1t strong, glossy, rich and uxurant,
Cleanscs the scalp from dandTuil, gives action &c
the bulbs
Fasens the hairupon the scalp and forces it to grow
Like guano TO barren soil, It makes II rich and
productive
To dress the hair make 1t smooth and glossy
Strong and beautiful, &c.
RddrdGS C,rcdSSidH Baim is The "nc plus ultra
~ Price, % cents per Bottle.
RAILWAY IL co, Practical Chemist,
1872 Fulton 81, Ncg York.
For Sale by G.. L. THOMPSON, Ottawa,
1luNrEp d CAyARlY,
S. G.. SMITH, Peru,
s. G. GREENwooD, La Sale,
J., A. BABcoCK,
s. GIBsoN, Morris,
Mar l3 l. HARnINGroN, Marscilcs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03

WHOLESALE CLOTHING EMPORIUM
sO Ssl M IN ~ -. mn
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Don't Paw Rent.

EQR sale a small frame dwelling, newundcom.
L Portable, pleasantly located, near Mrs Glen's
II the price II Is a good bargain. Possession can
be given within a month oress aitersa,c.
dee 10 JG NATTr"GrR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03

NTNFWTTVsfI w UTNS.
Al HNiNN GijJ0B's R0mc vols
VI ilumcS History Of England, 6 vols
Macauley's do do . vols
Theirs French Revolution, . vols
Allison's History of Europe, 1 vols
Prescous Ferdinand and Isabella, 3 vols
do Couqucss OF Peru,
lvng's Works,
Lamarune's Monarchy in France.
- Decisive Battles II the World by Crcnry
Lady Valleys Travels IN the United States
History of the War with Mexico, . vols, for sale
at the Chicago Bookstore by
mar 6-u \ II g. & BuRLFY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03
TO DE ALERS.

We OilHr al w hu,c-hlr-
200 Bureaus, 500 'hldrens Chairs,
100 Suns, 100 Oillcr
100 MahuI Rockers, 50 Willow
80 Rose 4 Nahoea. 100 Cradles,
ny Easy Chairs, 100 Tin & Wire Safes,
300 Naho Pr Chairs. 500 Bedslrads,
200 G. : Rock 2G9 Din & Break Tabs
300 " s. " 300 Work Stands,
1850 g ) Chairs, loo Sewing Stands,
1000 ". $
We have made arrangements tor n continued
large supply Of the above and ALL Other articles IN
oar hur, anI confidently .ay don't go further, a~
vuumay nrc worse" Please call m examine. at
No 60. Washington Avenue. - Louis.
March y7-3m SCARRlIT & MASON.
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TTTT' "VTTT TTTTI "" TVTITTTTTT-
isADN AI'. Asf.AHI ELIEE,


WILL SroP Tue Mpsr DISTRESSING PAIN
j. effects are ike elrcuiellylt arrests the most
distressing pnug, Inai.w seconds Il. soothing nru-
lra..zrg and hcalrhul influences thrills through
every minute cell. membrane, aud establishes the
secretion of every gland IN the system. subdung
Ia" most cNcrucauug pagoNysm ui pain, and I'M
parting strength and vitality tD every organ.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03
FARM EUks SALE

SITUATED at Hickory Point, 100 Acres ftnc.
y ed 10 acres broke. \ large young Orchard
mas been started, ul the most choice fruit, with a
acw frame Dwelling pa,,y finished, and good
frame Barn Apply 10 J. q. NATTNGER.
D,ctmLrlf 1851
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03
Another Family Grocery.
NOAH SNisvU

4 SKIS the attention Of the publ, 10 his splendid
n stock OF Family Groceries, Just opened
M the building lately occupied by ltnson & Peter
son a. a shoe store, on the west slie Of the Court
House Square.
Cogce. S"gar Tea, Rice Ndasses, Soap,
Candles, Vinegar, Salt, Almonds,
RaiSips, Lemons
And, in short, every article in the Family Grocery
line the best quality always soil a the lowest
town rates Also, Poultry constantly kept.
The best article OF FAMILY FLOUR, In bar
re's h1lf-barreIs or by the pound and corn meal,
bnckw heat meal, &c, &c. Cali aud See!
Packages sent free Of charge to all parts ofthe
town, and when an article don't SUIT, 1t will De TAX
en- back, aud the money refunded
Ottawa, December ~, l-5l-r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03
H0ut, nnd NhoC,

HCH Hairs mcn s,oga boots.
Wv 2oOp'rs" kip
500 pairs boys "
iGnn womru'- ra'fhoorrs and hoes
ALSO, mems and boys broaon, misses ho ot.es
and Shoes-ail ol our own manufacture the wo,k
EaTqaied. Also, ladies', n,l ..s aud children.
hnc KID, morocco and leather .'ws me boot IS sips.
cNcclSorg and patent leather shoes in great v.riey
lorsale by april 10 Walker & Hickligg.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03

'OUNTER. har, scrub and clothes brushes,
Flat aud rounding yaguIshS fitch do
Oct T. l.. Y, GEl6Gs.
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b. lac Prairie STATE Nicamcr 10 ottawa.
II. NONIGO

uAS Just returned from ~ LOUIS with large
i i aui extensive Assortment ut
Grarsr... r5luys. Ifisb,u1 dh', &c,
brought dlr,r, TO The Icyec al Ottawa by steam
boat, Ihc hr~' u the aeaSuu
II TIBLLN-Wc Western Reserve Cheese Soda
Crackers Baltimore Cove Oysters and Sirdnrs Ia
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03
nGa9 pairao Aurayna
G- aD gDUD G@

w ~ Il IN - . = 10 el-TD
For the fall trade is now open for inspection at
'HEENER'S, consisting Of general assert
WCutOi
STAPLE 4 FANCY DRY GOODS.
Ready Made Clothing. Hats, Caps, and Nlu1s
Boots and shoes, Groceries, Hardware and Cut
icry, QueeHsware and Japannrd Ware.
The assortment il now complete aud the ntten-
ton oipe.spus wishing to make their fall purchases
Is respectfully solicited We would particularly re-
quest the ladies to examine our large and well Sc
rcted stock Of Drcs, Goods consisting Of silks, pop
Inns, .sk and lnenJ Cohurgs, ThIbrt cloths, mcri-
nos, aIpaccas, caShmeIes, nous de lanes, nghams,
also a very large stock Of prints, In the way OF
Shaw,s We have cr'ry rQricig, from i5ceuis TO 10
We do not say that We will sell cheaper than our
ucghbor-, but confident that our goods must sell
q, the prices We ask, all we want is ana opportunity
to offer them. Inducements WiH he held ont that
caHHgttgi 5beiHg unprecedented Bearinmlnd,
g. We Char2e Nothing for sIoring Goods
Ottawa, s'ptj ; W CIEENER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03

WISHING fax seed to sow and con,rnc, the
w crop, will call Immediately on J Schutt, or
VIM. Haskell mar EFT
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NnnprIIMr Eln,ir.
.recly's WING Almanac.

y DOE Of Greely's Wing Almapacsi Just received
= and orsnlc by G. l.. TuoMrsoS
The above Almanac isa very valuable one, on
account OF the statistical information which il
contains, NStl3.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03
improved Farm For sale.

S,lTUATED in the Town of Grand Rapids, Q
- miles south OF Ottawa, containing $50 acres,
$50 fenced in four fields, 100 broke The farm is
miles from timber and from stone Quarrics, on
the Dividing Ridge" between Otter and Coval
Greeks. and Illinois and Vermilion Rivers "A
most desirable location either for stock raising or
grain growing, being well wntered. For further
particulars, enquire on the premises OF
March 27-tf NJ +. BALDWIN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03

Usage Orange Plants.
ORDERS for plants for sprn, setting will he ia.
~ ken by the subscriber Nt hali the price Of last
yrar--Sj per thousand for the hest, with proper.
Tomato rate for inferior qualities such as have
made mp thrirmuds to give orders will find u much
to their advantage to de- so al once as It's quite
certain that Prot Turner will be able only to sup.
ply the ordersoit the summer and lal
august % ! G. N,TrivGrR,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03

- COO yards Il brown shccring,
1. 5000 yards 81 brown shifting
1000 DO b.eachrd do
10 bales cotton batting
; do do warn
do carpet warp, white and cold
.,.j3olf@ iGI' Ggurc.,at CugryrR'sI. -
900 bbls fine sal, inst landed by bout Woicott for
> saicHt srp'j CuEEyERS.
5000 Yd- assorted styles prints, consisting OF
| MrrrImac>., Cochrcos, Fall River, and other
equally good brands for sale lower than even before
Offered IA Ottawa t lspii3 CUEEvER's
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03
Farmers

y ESTquality. Whl,key 10y the barrel for sale
ID by mar % Il .nOHtcomery
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Fresh Fruits.
SuuG,TiCS.
Groceries.
Fresh Teas.
Fish.
SutistIips,
v iuCgaT.

( 'iNNi, pepper, pimcu'o, ginger. chocolate,
- and mustard, in Ilnc order, tur,uc by
mar = Il MONTGOMERY.
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Passage from and Money
. RENliTf'D 70
GREAT BRITAIN AND tHELiNI
~

- tA8a sJAS1SI
RENTED TO
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
EAGLE LIME
NEll IORh u LlTERPOOL PACKETS.
seLtSoNS wishing to s.nd Tor their friends in
! Great bu'ain ~ Ireland can atsny tim. make
ihr necessary arrangements with The Subscribers,
VINO have 10 conuecuou sith one tthr hrs, hussrs
n Great Britain, avery complete ana extensive ar
mnE'iacui i'r the accommodation ut ptr-uusttn,-
H'urg 10 America For a., prompt rxccuiion Of
their engagements the suhscr BEN have the advan-
w4' u h1yins the sole agency tor pas4rnGrIs VI The
~. udid ships, composing the
"EitLE iiNE' or NEW YORK AND
LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
sailing twice month from cash port through OFT L..
year.
BILLS At StEslT
lor SHE IN 7uW 90 =uit. which VIII ~ ca he'd Nv any
NJ Oh" y Ms 0n3 IN th' p-ucipa town, kgyu.hou,
Enr'ui, Iceland. Scotland mud Wales Ba.nrtt.
lluHEs, q Co, Bankers. London, and James Nc.
Henry, Merchant, Liverpool.
Apply TO uT address pu~i p1.d,
NAIKsRN HicEiN', Ottawa, n.
or to Jgha McM!chae., 30 Old slip evrnrr oi south
~, y. / isnc g.
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MED!

1 900 CORDS good Fire Wood wanted, al
,OUU the Lumber Yard j. IossACK.
Dttnwn Drcrmber27
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Boots ana shoes.
School Books.

IN Cases Just received, and IorsaIc at
" scpt5 CgrrvERs
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-10-21

ESTOn our first page of to-days paper
some verses entitled the Treasured Ring
let," from the pen of James w. Sparrow,
Esq, may be found.
We copy them from the Alabama Argus
in which paper they first appeared.
The Treasured Ring1et has been much,
and we think very justly admired, and extern
sively published The Boston OIire Branch,
a literary paper of high authority and dis
tinction says, while speakingof Mr. Sparrow
and his poetry:
We have read the various poetical arti-
cles published in the alabama Argus from
the pen of James w. Sparrow, and admired
them as some of the sweetest and most beau
tiful poetry in our language, and fully concur
red with the Argus in its favorable notice of
Mr.. Sparrow's works contained in the paper
from which we copied the Treasured Ring
let"
Mr.. Sparrow is an applicant for the post
Of Superintendent Of the Franklin Academy
in this city We have only the pleasure of
short acquaintance with him, yet we are
pleased to say of him, and do it in no dispar-
asement to the claims of other applicants if
any there be, that beis an accomplished gen.
tlcnan and profound scholar for one of his
yoars-he has the reputation of being an ex-
celient taacher too.
We know that as an Editor-for We were
constant reader Of the Alabama Wing
while under his editorial charge-he is very
popular, and made for himself while engag
ed in that life reputation that almost any
might envy.
He is classical scholar and we hope and
have no doubt but that his application vii
receive such consideration at the hands o
the board as his high atsainments and worth
deserve
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-10-21
The State Election.

The election for State Senator and Rep
resentatives has closed here without any ex-
citement or party issues The State is SO
unanimous for Pierce and King, that we
had the complete calm which necessarily
results from the absence of all opposition.
The worthy Wings who were candidates
were freely voted for, no one obiecting to
their politics, and it being understood that
whilst they might do good service in the
Legislature, they could do no harm in the
Presidential election. Upon the whole, we
have seldom seen so much general indifFer.
ence about an election. Our usual vote,
when there is no contest, is from twenty-siz
to twenty-eight hundred In the present e
lection it falls short of the average by three
hundred votes. In a hotcontest our city can
bring out thousand more, but some ofthese,
We will not say how many, must be put
down to the credit of the resurrectionists,
by whose magic power dead men are often
made to vote Charleston Standard.