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Notice to CCntrac tors,

CtEALED Proposals will be received ut The
y Engineers o.ficr in Sunbury, untli frtt",
lns i5,b Oct next. .or re grading and masonry
of that rrit uf th- NuS'iiEd~NNA Kali
ROAD between Bridgeport (oppoSite harrls-
hurgi aud Sunnury. distance OF about MY
five miles. Plans. proiies, and specifications
will be exhibited al the SAID Office tor one week
prior 10 that date.
The line will be divided into sections of
atort one mile in lencrh. and tenders NAV he
made 10 each mile separately OF the whole
work.
Proposals may state what proportion Of the
amount Of payments. If any. VIII be taken III
the stock oi Ike company al par.
!. Z. v AFFORD.
Engineer.
Engineers Office. llth Sep, 1852.
G II he Jiine for receiving proposals for the
above work is hereby EXrENDEDt 10 Nedues-
,lav the Tenth Of November next.
A. b. WARF0RD, Chief Engineer.
Engineers Oitice, 9TH Oct. 1882.
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CAMERON GUARDS,

S7OU are requested TO ,aeet at the
Tow. Esaia
IN Lewl>burg, on Saturday evening the 18th
INST, Tor the purpose Of making arrangements
for spending week IL making 4 military tour
up the West Branch. All persons wishing t.
join IN the excursion, are invited 10 attend the
meeting. A full turn cut Of the Company es-
pecially is desired. /. 4 DONACHY, Capt.
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TO COACH MAKERS.

= 600 BUSH. Corn in ears wanted on
.OOC account or in exchange for goods
bv7 KREMER & Co
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S8-The Printer having disabled his
hand for :ype-setting, has caused delay
in the issue Of the Chronicle this No.
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OYSTER SALOON

HAvING fitted up the Rooms in FRlck's
III new brick block in superior manner,
the subscriber is now prepared TO accommodate
individuals and parties with Oysters etc. in
the best styles. A share Of public patronage
solicited by e. F. HESS
Lewisburg, Sept Is, 1852
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TUF, TAPE WORM.

Thi, most difficult Worm TO destroy of all that
nest the human system 1t srows 10 ar almost indei
length becoming coed and fastened III the in-
ur-- ~", sto,nsr, "'-'.'. $50 n.t.' - sn"' - 80
ST. Etus Dance hts, that those aiiI-Le s-un
if ever suspect that 1t is I0pe born Fastening them to al
early grave. order To destroy this worm very euer
< treatment must be lursnei 1t would toerriJrr lee
proper take to of my Liver Pills so As 10 remove
all distractions that the Worm syrup may at erect
upon the worm whch must he taken IN doses OF two
tabies ooufulIs three times day these directions to
o"Ci lave never hecn knCTN - Lii y cQEib5 IL iust
Ubs,IGatc case OF Tape hOTnt.
HOBLNSACh' ) LIVER Pills
No part OF the system more liable Ia disease than lie
Liver 1t serving as titerer 10 purify the blood or iT
ins tue proper secretion to the ble that HDy wrong
action Of the Liver Effects the other mporau, parts
the system, and results yarous!y. in Liver Complaint
Jauudice Dyspepsia. @c. We should, therefore, watch
every sympton that mi lat Indicate wrong action OF
the Liver. These Piils being eompo'ed Of Hoo'S 0H
Yts furnished by b, al the sick namely let
An ErJecfraRt, which augment the secretion from the
pulmonary mucus membrane promotes the Discharge
secreted matter 2nd. An itrftcs, which chsrgs in
uexpicabe ard insensibie the certain NOR
bH action OF the system oi Toms whch gives tone
aud strength TO the system, renewing health
and yi-Or u all parts I'll the body. +th. CitS1tlc
which perfect ruoy with the other ingredients.
and operating the bowels, and expellns the whole
of corrupt and ytstd matter. ami purifying tue
b.Jou which destroys disease ami restores heath.
TO FENA LES.
You will find these Pills an Invaluable medicine in
hi"Iy tvmri-Hls y "h-eA yoi al, sa'yect IA ptsT9c
tio> either th. partial. tn"v have isn cun 'i a.
estimabe benefit, restoring their functional arranscueuts
to healthy action purifying the blood and other funds
eierualiy put flight all complaints which may
arise from fraae Irregularities, hcatache, siuess,
dmnes. OF si.ilt pain in the side, back SC.
None genuine unless signed J. n. HoBEa-
SACK, and others being base imitation.
Agents wishing new supplies, and store
keepers desirous of becoming agents must adj
dress the Proprietor, J. n. HopEssAcK, al his
Laboratory, No. 1870, North I'd, above Race
St, Phiad Pa.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the
United States.
AsESrs.-Dr Thornton & J. Baker, Lewis.
burg. Wholesale and Retail Agents for Union
Co.-Davis a. Schnure, ,Selinssrove Sitter &
Bro, Mifflnburg; Younsmah & Walters, Dry
Valley; X. Keller, Adamsburg; s. Wittenmyer,
Middieburg; N. Specht. Beavertown ]. ID.
DietIenderfer, New Columbia; A. Ii. Lutz,
Forest Hill. PRIcE, EACH 25 CENTS
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Wr. 8clter.

la West Beaver, llth uit., a
meeting was held, opposed TO
the 100000 SWINDLE. Col.
REUBEN KELLER held up
to view the VACCINATIONS, MID
NIGHT PLoTTINGs, and INTRIGUEs
of the SUBSCRIpTIONlSTS in
their true coIorS, to TIE delight
and satisfaction Of all"
The "Timcs" also proclaims
"OUR WATCHWOR
KELLER and REPEAL OF
the odious 100000 law
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MONDAY MORNING, OCT. II, 1872

.DrrpTIZE t--Executors Administrators fubic
rmrrs 1,ity and Country Merchants Manufacturers
scrbsufcs Business Men-all VINO "lSh 10 procure OF 70
ii nf thing-wuuld do well to give rntice of the
,,r. thron. the L~tpis fiTHtete TINS paper has
20 "A and Increasing circulation in community 'T'ri-
nm, 4, ,rs- r-r,pnrton ot ac-H. solvent producers,
r,,auu.rs and dealers. any other in tlte state.
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/, %si!il-es- @i,;>
WAIsKlAG GEG

n Milton, On Tue,,i4v last, by the Rev. Da-
vid Longmore, b. IL. GAona. ". EVANS and
M,Rr MaRG.a.r ScHHrYrR. all of that place
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An article iluucG ufou scientific principles, compounded
with purely vegetable substances. Icing perfectly SAKE
whom aA AMI be giveu % the most teuGcr infant
WITH decided bcus fetal eett- " here Bowel Cumplaint
and u.aIrLUs have n.-r them weak and debtatG IL .
tonc Properties of my NyrIa syrup such that II
stands without equal in the catalogue Of medicines
in giving and strength to the stomach. which ma
il an iu. Die remedy tr those afflicted with Dypey,ri
the astonishing cure. performed by this syrup after
Physicians have failed is evidence Of is
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@r. 3;utl.

Il PLEDGE myself that
under NO circumstances VIII |
subscribe one cent to AN \
Railroad enterprise ; and that |
will exert every constitutional
means within my power to DE
FEAT THE PAYMENT of the
500, 1000 to the Susquehanna
Corporation, which in my opin-
ion was Trongfully and FRAUDU-
LENTLY obtained.
Sept IG. PULP RUHL.'
s-5~So You see the 'Apalonichon' and
The Times support Keller and I;uhl i'll
denouncng the .f5iel,ds ct' tie Roiiroa3 or
"aubscriptioniats' as "MID-NiGHT PLOT
TLRs," INTRIGUERS,' and the County
Subscription FRAUDULENT transac-
tion. Verify, the "RowDIEs" who SUP
port he Railroad can not understand why
a Dcmocrotic Railroo@ man prc5rS an
.thtGtsouic Whiy 4,di-Roarood man TO
a Dcmocrat-Robert T. Cornclius-for
Con missioner Prom such :. .friends
OF the Railroad may it bc delivered in
this the hour Of trial
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TWO JOUR. SHOEMAKFRS
HAN have constant employment and GOOD
wages al LYNDALL'S.
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ga tha VCters Of sEion county.

SEyE are authorized 10 announce ihe name
w of CoL PhILIP RUHL as Volunteer
candidate for the office of County CoHim'SSio"-r
subject 10 the decision of the people at the
balloi-boX. Aug IL lS52 te
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Tas Acknowledged and extraordinary caf~'irs
powers OF these xoateffui inventions Is nov go
.rallv and their sales ana repgtaI ihfS
the v ioi- country extensive, that .. s"sli
unnecessary se their merits further sss
come late circumstances lsve occurred which Ee. e.
it matter of dutv public 10 be altog --ss~
silent for nile the ephemeTai nostrUn- # iue la
trumpc-ei by columns through the Pf~-' s,<
s~aiI"wcd by quarts and gal.cns bJ tic All. tssx
and are found Just good for nolA.,.s.
shristle's talysnie and Magnetic Cur a.ssss.
have been quietly working their way an,or. The
most intelligent and respectable classs-, mi a.,
constantly svnie.n. an an slsTmInE tr-'s a
dissa,es which have for ages battle sl t,s 90 q:
medicine and all the resources VI Science. 2.S~o
dl.sases are called
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$500 CHALLENGE.

yNHATEVER concerns the heath and
" happiness oi people, is at all times q
tie most valuable importance. l take 1t Tor
granted that every person Wi, do ali IN their
power 10 save the lives Of their children. and
tiat every person will endeavor TO promote
their own health at all sacrifices. feel 1t 10
be my duty 10 so!elnnly assure you thai
WORMS, according 10 The oplnlor OF the most
u.rbr4cI Fh. sriaus the primary Of srge
Elajurty Of diseases winch cudreu aud atuts are
laul.. You have appetite cUntiuuais chau-cabe e
Kind oi fsl TO another. b.j BREATH Pam III
the rI4iuach T. King tr nose, Harlnts- AMI tullnrss
of a. Ietiy Dry Cough, SLOW Fever Pulse Irrrg u.ar-
rrI.-int tai AL these .elc.e WORMS, GLd yVu should
a. JHcu spPi. the rruieis-
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$4,000 PERS MS
Entirely and Permanently Cured,

including all ages, classes and conditions amonR
whom were a large number of Ladies sr,o psce,
harry sub ect 10 Nervous Complaints Asrx besa
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Ply, not only in loving their King but in mutual
love. There will exist no envy nor jealousy,
nor apathy: every soul will be transparent to
every other, and all will see that nothing but
pure love exists in every breast.
Heaven is place of peace--sweet peace and
uninterrupted harmony: all disturbing ele-
ments will be left behind In the symboheal
heavens, or the Revelations, we read of wars
but in the Heaven where saints and angels
dwell and worship, war can have no place
The atmosphere is exempt from all malaria; it
is purity itself; all sin and iniquity are denied
admission into that holy place
Heaven is place of song high affections
are expressed in celestial music. Oh Il! how
elevating, how delightful the melodies. Heaven
is an unchanging state; for all change is ad.
vancement in knowledge, in dignity in happi-
ness-Rev Dr. alexander.
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HEAVEN is a reality, not seen by the eyes OF
flesh, but made known by revelation, and re-
ceiyed by faith. Heaven is a rest from toll,
trouble, temptation, and sin. Such rest is
very desirable, if it were only a sweet sleep
but Heaven is more.
1t is a state of delightful activity. Every
faculty and every affection will find appropri-
ate exercise; and probably latent powers, not
here known will there be awakened into ac-
tyity-powers suited to the new condition in
which the soul exists.
Heaven is full Of light; all darkness and
doubt are absent. knowledge will there be
clear, and will possess a Transforming efficacy
still, knowledge in Heaven will be progressive !;
the pleasure will partly consist in ever learn
ing something unknown before
Heaven is region of perfect love; all the
heart, and mind, and strength, will be exerted
in loving and if the power Of loving should, in
the progress of the immortal SOUL be increased
a thousand fold, all this increased ability will
be kept constantly in full stretch by the lowell
ness and glory of the objects of affection
Christ is the centre of attraction in Heaven
From him radiate the rays of divine glory
which enlighten, attract and beautfy, all the
nnumerable host of worshippers. He who
loves, connot be satisfied without a return Of
affection And the more exalted and excellent
the character of the person beloved, the sweeter
the sense Of his favor. Heavenly joy consists
in loving with all the heart, and in being loved,
As Heaven is q society, the members are hap
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GOLD MINING MACHINE sTORE,

MO. 1913 Warren street, opposite the California Mail
Steamship Company's Office, New York.
Free exhibition every day OF the cca operation Of the
pulveIsing quartz grinder and centrpetal amsgamaor
which machines combined give to the gold miner all he
desire
California passengers particularly invited to call and
the machines IN operation at nine o'clock In the
ing, or three o'clock in the afternoon
Information where when and how TO procure the most
reliable passage tickets and the lowest rses freely
muuicated. ARNOLD BUFFUM co.
lime d
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HONEY-BEE FEED,
Information offered for dollar, that may be mad.
fifty dollars, trice told ''1e

Information offered for dollar, that may be mad,
fifty dollars, trice told ~O' ~
NY person who will send their address and m. Al,
n In an envelope post paid TO E jordan %
ners, Vermont but now Of Newbury, Vermont sb h
sent hin by mail, post paid, in consideration 's
Circular informing him-lst. How 20 preoare fo,r
of esd' for bees, costing from two and half b. a. a,
half cents per pouod from which good honey Is prSn"
81 Giving information how TO the feed snees,s
with any ordinary kind OF box hive saving the ex nan
buying patent hive expressly for the purpose "a a.;
ing information how TO prevent fighting ami robbng ~
neighboring swsrms, while in the process feeding
Knowing that mutudes anxious to obtain the ahov.
named information, and that t is more than an eonv
for the dollar asked apology needed for this notice
Aug.5 T. JORDAN Newbnrv n,
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A NEW PLOUGH

LAS just been patented with adjustable standard and
beam that be made to deeper shalower and
AXE less land at pleasure The device is simple,
not increasing the cost and be applied TO ther
wrought poughs Rights by township counties States
be had on easy terGs few energetic business men,
well ended wanted agents to sell territory
FOR particulars, address, post paid, McABEE SON,
May 81. Canton, Ohio.
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VOL. vi.


sui engaged In the prosecution Of claims Againstths
o.etnment Such Of the soldiers Of the Mexican var
nsr heirs as have ned claims TO bounty land and had
veil 10 n or teee,ea or Who have not applied win
open correspondence with me- as can obtain their
.iam. "a most every instance There about such
can have allowed authorized TO act for m. ciaimsn, a
word 10 the wise lie sufficiently
suspended claims under act of September "a 1850
also successfully prosecuted no fee will be ch.rra6
any case unless land Us procured. Address sou hn
sept ID A. M GANGEWER Wasbin1ton n ~
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Whoever borrows to build, builds TO sell.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-05
FAIRFAX AND POTOMAC PLANK ROAD |!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Books Of Sub
IN scripon TO amount not exceeding SIXTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS Of Capital Stock be divided into shares of Fifty
Dollars each for the construction Of the "FAIRFAX AND
POTOMAC PLANK ROAD" will be opened the Sd day
MAY 1852, at the following named places:
At the Office of ALYREp Moss Fairfax Courthouse
the superintendence Of the Commissioners.
At the MAYoR's OFFICE in Georgetown, d. G, under the
superintendent Of VIM H. Tenney o. ~ Linthcum Henry
Addison, Samuel Cropey H. L. ofut and Francis Dodge,
any three OF them.
At the Office Of NICHOLAS CAIAN Washington, d. c. under
the superntenence OF Nicholas Calan Ephraim wheeler
Ftzhugh Coyle Samuel Bacon George X. Parker, VIM H.
Gunnell VIM. A. Bradley, r. Montgomery King and r. W.
Latham, or any three Of them.
At the house Of CRoMBE Lewinville, Fairfax county
under the superintendence of - Crombie VIM Nelson,
Thomas APP Jones' Francis Croker L. Foster Joshua
Gibson, and James Sherman, any three OF them.
under the superintendence of Annie Coe Alexander O.
Davis VIM. y. Dulin, VIM Ball, Daniel H. Barrett, r. O
Powell, and George Risley, any three of them.
At the house Of JAMES Cross In Centrevile, Fairfax
county, under the superintendence Of John Pugh A.
Grgsby, James Macben, James A. Evans, r. NJ whaey,
+. Hose and John MILAN, any three Of them.
house of JANIS PALMER, Pleasant Valley, Fairfax
county under superntendence of James Palmer Alex
ander Haght, DIR. 49, Bare3Hln II. Wrenn, silss Hutch
son r. H. Cockre, and Taniadge Thorn, any three o
them. O. w. HUNTER, jr,
" ID. RICHARDSON,
JARED MEAD,
WILLIAM 7. RUMSEY,
THOMAS r. LOVE,
NOAH DEY0,
JAMES HUNTER,
THOMAS MOORE,
ALFRED MOSS
mar 2I--3m Commissioners.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-05
Office of the General Insurance
Agency.
MARCH "a, 1852.
Located on Seventh street. betpseen ID and &, nearly
opposite odd FeIlows' Hall,

Located SevenM street, betweeen ID and 4, nearly
opposite odd FellowS' Hall,
nv HERE Policies viii be granted Life, HEALTH Fire.
w and Marine Risks in the following companies, viz:
AMERICAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT Capital 100000 Rates
Of premium reduced 70 cent Payable in cash annually
semiannually and quarterly Lives Of slaves insured at
the same rate as others. BENJAMIN SnIMAN, President
BENJAMIN NoYEs, Secretary.
WASHINGTON COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COM.
PANY, OF GRANVILLE, NEW YoRKthe largest and safest
mutual insurance company in the world Capital S9369S6
and 10000 members designed for farm property and
detached dwenghouses which will be insured at
seventh of the rates usually charged by stock companies
g. 8. CowES, President; A. BISHOP, Secretary.
COLUMBIAN INSURANCE COMPANY, OF AMsTERDAx,
NEW York Capital $4,000, besides large surplus cash
fund Policies issued Fire. Marine and Inland naviga-
ton, and transportation risks at the usual rates Of other
responsible companies L. O. GARDINER, President ALDEN
I. MALLERY, Secretary.
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, OF FoRr PLAIN, NEW
York. Capital $17300 besid large surplus cash fund.
1nsures under the system the stock mutual plan
PETER ]. WAGNER, Presidents JOSIAH Cook, Secretary
Rs- Since the above agencies have been established,
have insured s0O0o0 Of property and paid eight
losses TO the full satisfaction Of the claimants In
funds Gentlemen having property uninsured respect
fully invited TO call at this Office where ample
and full explanations viii be cheerfully given. 81
Agencies granted by JAMES 7. CLOSE
General Agent for the States Of Virginia and
mar s-llm Maryland, and Dist of Columbia.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-05

How We 90 Who, in the year of Grace eigh-
teen hundred, believed that steam could be used
to any advantage in the propulsion of vessels A
few adde- pated fanatics, as the world called
them Ten times rs many " addle- pated fanat-
cs now believe that navigation of the air, to the
practical benefit of mankind, is possible, and,
take our word for it, they are right Whether
the end is to be accomplished by means of steam
or of any present known agency, we will not
pretend to say. Perhaps some new application
Of lightning is soon to be discovered, and the
poor feeble efforts of steam lost in the obscurity
of the past. With all his wisdom, man has only
found out how ignorant he is Nv J. Sun.