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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06
Beware of Misrepresentation.

Tall misrepresentation may be expected about
these days. Let no man be deceived. Let Free
Democrats have confidence in each other, and
having confidence lot them believe that story
wrong which ought not to be true. This is the
only safe course. Our ticket is in the ieid-our
course is plain one-our duty plain. Let US
do it.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06
Assessors.

1t will be borne in mind that each District elects
its own Assessor. Judges of elections will pro-
vide separate ballot boxes and separate Poll Books
for the votes of Assessors, and their returns,
of the Assessors vote, TO the Auditor, and not to
the Clerk. The other election returns are to be
made as usual TO the Clerk.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

Split Tickets--LOOk7'oTif for Frauds.
Ln out for spurious Ticket, pur porting to be
the Free Democratic Ticket but having on it the
names Of bunker nominees. It is not enough to
read Free Democratic " at the head of the
Ticket-every voter should read every name on
votes, lest he may be deceived.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

9 We have it in contemplation TO issue our
next paper on Monday next This will give us a
chance to say one word more to a portion if not
all of our readers, before the State election.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06
Presidential, Election.

The Presidential elect on occurs on the first
Tuesday the second day of November. The Polls
on that day closed at the old time, four O'Clock
P. NJ. Judges of election should bear this in
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For the Ohio Star.
SALEM, October 2, 1852.

Mr.. EDITOR BY blunder in my letter, or a
mistake in paging, either you or made an error
in regard to MIR. Vaughan's speaking at New Lis
bon. He spoke there only once. 1t was Salem
where he spoke in the evening, and to which re-
ferred. He addressed the people there three
times. Yours, ONWARD.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

a The Free Democrat is tho name of new
paper just started at Lockport. N. Y. 1t gives a
cheering account of the progress of the Free De-
moeracy in that State.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

R- The True Democrat is tho name of Hal.
and Julian paper just STATED at Cooperstown, N
York.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06
Closing the Polls.

Judges of Election should bear in mind that by
the law of last winter. the Polls are to be kept
open, at the election on The second Tuesday of
October untl sir o'clock, r. VI.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

q The Syracuse Free Democrat is the name
of paper just issued at Syracuse, N. Y, to nd.
vocate the cause of Free Democracy.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

r1Y- The Oneida Telegraph, published in Mad
nef of the best of Materials Please call and examine
hiay 18th. 1851. JOHN A. YOUNG.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

Ey GERRlTr SMITH has been nominated for
Congress by the Free Democracy, in the 22nd
District, New York.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

Esq. and others of the ExecntiSs ConisDittee'
should not be forgotten. or unappi,s:inssd: All
these gentlemen at their own particular Setnsstare
released from further service for the, ure5sfs aud
others are appointed in their places. They hate
the satisfaction OF leaving the Society VIII, ,ss hser-
ests they have So carefully watched over, in ss ss4S
OF darkness and weakness, in high state of p 71ss
pefity and in their successorr of committing its in
terests to faithful and competent hands.
The incoming Board, composed of enlightened.
competent and faithful men, with that public spri-
ted citizen WILLIAM GOLDMAN Esq. at its head,
deserves and will command public confidence.-
The interests ofthe Society are in good hands, the
the best spirit prevails throughout the County in
reference to it, and we we not why it should
not enjoy years of increasing prosperity. This
Society is an institution honorable, and credthble
to the County of Postage. Henceforth the Far
mer's Holiday, the annual anniversary of the So
cety will be locked forward to, with absorbing in
terest.
In the foregoing sketch we have designed onFg
to generalize-we huve made no attempt at details
ed accuracy indeed an article going into full details
wo uld fill all our columns. The thousands pres-
ent ian d almost all the county was therel win nn-
derstand it better from personal observation than
from the newspaper, and the Premium list which
we give affords the best detailed account Of the rest
Very likely through inability to see everything,
or through inadvetence, scme things ought to have
been alluded to which not. but under the cir
cumstances we trust no one will regard omissions
or illusions invidiously.
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County Ticket.

county Ecket.
Commissioner,
WILLIS STRICKLAND.
Auditor,
ORLO w. STRONG.
Sheriff.
SYLVESTER TAYLOR, Jr.
Coroner,
SAMUEL HASTINGS.
Recorder.
THOMAS w. BROWNING.
Director OF County lnfirmary,
FREDERICK WILLIAMS.
For assessors.
1st Dist. FERRIS COUCH,
81 HIRAM STACY,
81 !" JOSEPH. c. BRAINERD,
4th -" O. E. HANNUM.
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n - y O.1sJ I,tlNNS--As -s.,,~.-
y es ysids of Eastern manufacture, for.sale chez
hy f. II. klCtiPNDSON.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

FOR SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
LEICESTER KING-TrumbuI County.
SAMUEL LEW WIS-Hamilton
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
/. Alber, Lewis, Hamilton.
2. Amos Moore, "
3. s hephen f. Giffen. Butler.
A. Richard Brnndriff. Miami,
5. DR.. John Paul, Defiance.
6. Tffonas McCague. Ada,ns,
7. Joshua Marin, Greene,
8. Obed Herr. Champaign.
9. Joseph Jackson, Senecs,
10. Hugh S. Fullerton, Ross.
IL. Julrds A. Bingham. Vnt"h.
II. Edwin C. Wright. Licking,
l3. Allen Mcneil, Morrow,
IA. Philemon Bliss. Lorain,
ia Nautilus Collier, Tuscarawas.
l6. David Putnam Jr. Washington.
IT. Wilfiam Steele, Monroe,
l9. Sylvester Fl. Thompson, Summit,
10. John P Converse. Geauga,
20. Robert w. Taylor. Mahonlng.
.2l. Thomas George. Carol.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06
.portage County Agricultural Society
Award of Premiums.

THE 7,h Annual Meeting CaitleSbow and Fair,
of the Portsge'Coon.y Agricultural Society was
.beld on The FairsG rounds,in Ravehns, on Wee
nesdsy and Thursday the 90 h and solh day Of
;September, A. d. 1882.
The weather was fne, The FIRST day was devo-
1ed 10 the registering Of Stock and rnanufuciur-
ed articles. the second day was occupied in ex-
.hibi.ing articles, awarding premiums &c. The
numbessin al. enhance and the increase of az
sicles eniessd for competition over any previ-
sous gear shows growing interest in the sci
.ence Of agriculture.
Gen. l.. v. Bierce and o. P. Brown. Esq.
each delivered an address. worthy OF the occa-
sion and highly crediinble TO the meD.
The several Committees awarded Premiums
as follows
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

E. n. Richardson,
Has opened his Hardware Store in Aliens b
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

M .,s--...as a. -setys supvs.s.
/ a. sale sy E. T. RIeAa,sI.sos.
AtlRCULAR SARS--A COED assostaasn'.' e J.
y sSs sss .annes Queens
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

Ladies' Dress Goods.
A. LARG Eassvrtmentof Berage De Laines Per
= IA ssiae Ch,sis Rarares 1Tawns. Sninyd Silks
alcilean Union demands its extension ovor of En-
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

L..,..t1.,. $3.50 !, r..... ,..yf
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

or lndiheFence- Let Us be willing tonlake lit-
tle sscrihce Of ease and convenience, and for
.east, work with will. The good cause
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-06

;y,;ys-lrH HlI5aII !.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-11
DRY GOODS.

FOR NENS WEAR thsy have French Closh Do'- :
skins and -Fnncy Cas>n r., Colored ard White Linen,
Drills Cotopaiss, Tc.tBgs, styles Narse.llss Vest
insr English Hosiery g., e.. = .- s...
FOR LADIES' WTxP, rich l1.tc-,d Back Silks, plain
aud csnacabls silks. striped siis Ngr..!ins, oh ked
India siss, Florence GTrdrnap G.aces. faris painted
Jaeoncs rna L. nccn Griutol B.rras- Is Lans suI
rluin Mousl.n-s, Tp; De Noi:e, gT,-nch ,ni seoieh
Ginghans needle wo-kr Collars nud Unit J,co-
Mt aud S.iss Elnnc,. aud ,wi-s in.rrts,:~, woyen
linsn Edirrs aud IEs. plain ard fanny cap Se. lnew
r,y yios TaE, tons Ius Eol dos. sE1bre ieret and
cl' MI Lawn Edk:s, sIi-T,or qgl.ity ki! g1s.. and
Silk Gloves long and short Nohsir Ai.s White Graz
Shsws, elegant Spring Shave. &C. &c. A !arls
ment q PDL NiSIilyvG GOODS Drus-s.., M.t-s, Stair
oamasx, SUI er Coton SiretinSs, li"w Cas, Muslin,
Furniiur Check Tchiis. Cotton Firing s. Cui-pa Tab.
D.aler, Damask Table CLOTHS Sark Dcyi Eni oe-
Cloth and Cotton Table Covers. Sup .i.rsilrs Quits
Gcun,erp amos, Husahusk Diaper AT Crash Toweins,
&c. &c. .f., - 49,
Tn-H .tocs Of liRDcEKsE3 10 very large
end cheap Their QUEENSWAIsE es- -osrnsn,
is one OF. ,hs f,e-. ever b. ought to tA,s .scr,s,
ofcountry, and sx'rrms'y lDw. Also az extensive c
lot q lard w ARE.
Their stick 81 Good. having been .purchase.i
cs tho present. extremely low prices. .aior Gosh
enables ihem 10 o1s6 unusual d.cruaen,, ~
respstts variety. Style and pr'ces. Tie public
ere respectfully invIied 10 cab and examina fsr
themselves before purchasing else~ here. E,
OrCoun,ry Produce at the hsshsst marker
PRICES vented in exchange tns Goods
GEDDEs s. kDDlNGS.
Lsvishvre Apsh ~. lsS2
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-11
PUBLIC SALE.

10y vaiue Of en- order sued out Of IN. t;y.,
ID OF Common rleas oi Uuion COUNTY. IN,
uu4ersisEed will ehpc-e 10 Public sale. n, IN,
house oi Z. u. Kline ~ the Borough Of Levi,
burg, on
"Wednesday, the LIST day Of Sept.
next. at O'Clock. p. NJ. as follows:
4. 4 valuable uac, of Land situate in Kelly
township Union Co . Pa, Rounded by lands o,
Dasii III Kelly, Samuel Bickei, Jo-eph Kelly,
Peter Stahl aud Others. containing 20S Acres
and % perches, about 81 acres oi which Is
W oodlani. and the balance under cu.,lvation.
The Improvements ore a Mansion House. Tenan,
House. Log Barn and Frame Stable. uhd othe:
Ouihousrs. There Is a large Orchard and Two
excellent springs Of Water en- the place.
II. also a 10, o. Gror5nd at tie nor:h cas-,
corner 0: Third snd st Louis street. in the
Botough CT Ls~i,bprg having thereon erected a
large tao->toIey FRAME HOUSE and Fame
Stable, besides ether Improvements.
pEA, t,so Let OF Ground on North Third
STREET N said Borough, Joining lots of Wm
Wilson and VIM Duty, having thereon erected
9 two-st'tey Frame House and Frame
Stable, &c.
Nv. Also Lot of Ground on North Fourth
She!le- and Jos Bright, having thereon erected
two-s'o'ey BRICK HOUSE end Frame
Stable, &c.
Terms made known on the day Of sale BY
JAMES F. LINN,
Committee &c OF N.cholls Iensch
Iewi~Lurs June |. 1859
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-11

TN the matter OF the Petition OF John Young
man and Jesse NJ. Waller, TO perpstaats
i,s;imony-No. Il Feb. r. 1882. d, ,a,
To Jam F. Linn. E-l (C"nm,s'es in Lunsey
of Nicholas Mrnsch) Hoker Hughes, end
Napoleon Hughes Defend ,n,s: --......
TAKE NOTICE that the Undersigned aP'
poin,ed T., ,he Uou-t OF Common Pl a. oi Union
Co Pa, Conmi--inlsr g. take the testimony
in this case will tnee, En that purpose 81 his
o9ire in ,se Bnru.h OF New Bell n. IN said
oour,y. on TUEsnAr the 18th day Of Ja'y next
a, 10 O'Clock A. VI. Of ss,d da,. whsn aud where
you eau q tend II YOU &C proper.
JOHN SMiNEfuRD. Coz,missione.
New Berlin. May 20. 1852 4w 49,
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RECOMMENDATIONS

fHrADA, Aug 1s. Is4-
have this day carefully inspected n coniuct1r
Lightning Rod, with sri index. erected BY Nr
Thomas Arn,ia en- Slievue Tous, t.loacrstrr and
have hesi.atcoj ia saTu nat it II no. only thr q
havs, seen, u. thas It il the only have yt
exan,ins.i tha. s epatru el strictly scisnfc prri
pies j. Is WITH n3ch plessur that kFscoumerd III
conductor 20 tie at.,n.icn of owners Of Sufingss -
...t ..t@ -.. Il. McMCKER-E,
I an o.. sqtisiei that tie Nscret!c Lishtnsr- H,d
cia sutactrrei by Mr. Tb1Ins Arnite, OF PhiAie pha
The hest that has ever been Ie have spent
years in the st,i ~ the s- of electricity rignt
i'm and haze nes;ts.1n ssynr tha. these lo>
construcsLuaor the only princple of ,.t Fh electric
81 ok l. civs and dspcr3t by the magnet at tie top
OF the roi al /. world b. i-.pa,sht' arccrd'n, II III
aws Of attraction ami rspusion. fr ha airia to he
injured by stroke os Il ;hinins when protected y of
these rods havs been aequtntet with Nr. Arritase
for several years. and fro 10 er--i tire
ture os thsse rods exanu.4 tho Psnsp when ihev
rr-fed ars fit ron-irccS thst tlsir z;opjn
wond b. att rel -rh con.piccs Th. Increasing
doraap for these ro and t,ss esensirc saier II r
OF t country, is arps semu-,sson of heir ut Wy and
suprror.v. fRACg t. WALLER, y. D.
Rising sun. rhilsd c.. Arrii 10. lss!. --5-- -
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-11
NeUtsi)iies S+sartsSs,
lCu, this out aud preserve i'.)
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.

"AVINti adopted the Ca-h principle in NV
III business. 10y Which avoid the annual list
oi uad debts end the expense dirR the c"l-
lection of oli accounts am now enable 10 sell
and iUiG sell a, prices that will SAVE 'o-my rus
TONERS at least 25 FER CT. on 'hrr purchases a.
the sare tine 7 ,carrGnt erery article TO be pure
as rfprs,snteG and surEaI"n far tie pr7ce
Orders fnd in "rig'na pa kare- a. imported
If "a. 20. 35. so. IS AMI 20 gallons each
Branai,s of every description. at 81 90 > 90
O!d Hn! and and Schied4n Gin, S. 20n
AN aca Rum ni d'tie ell ages, IL" 3o
Irish and Scotch Hhissey. Is %
London Blown Stout & Scotch Ale" 81 :oh
Old M,deira Sherry & Por, wines" as A.oO
Claret OF every grade IN ca-cs. ~ - iOoO
Do do casks, "a 30 10 90
Champagne Of every quality. - 300 'lt GO
With Trneni-r. Sicily, Lisbon and Malaga
Wine in Or casks. Al-' imp"ted liquors
Cu,acoa. MHsschino, Ark, Cherry B andy,
klrschwsrer. &c.
Old uononsahsla and Bourbon Whiskey from,
] 10 10 years olh.
lTE,ery cssk is carefully examined bcfo'e
shipping.
Goods shipped under personal supcTvi-ion:
Wine. ,rc.csed In double cosks # desiIed, 10
i. II. M'CALLt.
IMPORTER AND DEALER,
3n-a25. SO Walnut Nreei, PhiiGG
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-11

P,,sburg, June 5.-Two men were
killed u, SteubenvIIle, Ohio,.his afternoon
by the premature discharge CT cannon
while loading salute 10 honor Ui ihc
nomination oil Pierce.
Gen. PlERcE.-For tie information ol
those at distance, " no nay not have teiore
heard much oil hun, we will say, that he
is a lawyer 0! acknowledged eb'iiy, a
venlIemsn of accomplished manners anu
a great laYoTite among his n.iShoofs.-
IBos;on Courier. tWhig.r
On Thursday afefnoon LAST, four Chi.
d-.n Of Thoma> Finney, who resides tour
miles boye llalif.1 were IT the field when
!, thunder storm came up, ard they took
shelter under a snel. tee, sitting dosn
upon the ground Ia p.o,ec, themselves
from the rain. Whilst they were IN this
uosi,lon they were struck by l,hlning and
Two instantly killed. Ole 10 ana the
orhsr IL wears CT agc. The other two
children were considerably injured, but it
/, believed both viii recover.
Qaakerism is favorable to Io'.geei.y, il
seems. According 10 Itte cnSi>h ceh,cs
returns, the average aye erarued BY mem.
bers OF this peaccia! sect in Gteai Britain
/, ffy-one years, t"o ;nonlhs, and twenty
one davs. ilalf Ct tie population OF tse
country, as IS see: ~ The sa':'e returns.
die before reaching the sge oI iwentv-one,
and The average duration ci human life The
world over is bu, ,hi:,y three years; Qua
kers. therefore, ii.e third longer Than
lhe resi- of US. The reasons are obvious
enough. Quakefs are temperate and p'u.
dent, are seldom in d hurry, and never IN
a passion. QIakers. IN the very midst OF
The weeks busnes<. (nn Wednesday morn
ing,) retire from the world. and spend an
hour or Two in silent mediation al the
meeting house.
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SAVE YOER HONEY
CHA'S p. FREEMAN g. CO.,
tlate Freeman Hodges d Coz
m Ortcrs and JOD ID d rs,
IlA Broadway, door sor;h OF Liberty 81.
.HEEss X';bseE.

.vEEs' X;sssE,
"AVE now on hand, end ~iii hs .ecei7ing
H daily through the. srsson, New G'od',
direct hotn the EuroPesn Manufacturers AMI
cash Aucii,ns-rich Ia -hlonabis. fancy SILK
MILLINERY GOODS. Our stock OF k,ch
RIBBONS cnmIni-es every variety oi the iaiss'
and mol teauiiiui tesigns imported.
Many OF c,r good, ais ii,snuisciu'e expressly
10 cur order! f.nm our own designs and pdtrrn'.
aud srana uurlvalrd. tte ntleI goris tor ne,'
Cash az to,,er prices than any cfedu house ~
America can afford. All pufchi-cfs viii tpd 1t
greatly to their IE;eie.: 10 reserve a p"n!un y!
their money md mike selections IRON our grest
variety o, rich cheap Goods
AlSons rirh for aonnet$, Cap-s, Sashss and Eelss.
Bonnet S,ss. Satin-, Grapes. L----. aud I--eoI.s.
Irnhrod,. i-a Cola-s. Che.nis It's Caits, Bert.as.
Habit. Sleeves. Cuffs, Edsiass aud lnseftns-.
Lnitroisd H. vier-. kAce AMI LIZ u-L.trk adris Hdkss
bonds Illusions anu Einb.oider. Il Lac.s fer Gaps.
Emhroceipd Laces r Sbawls, Nau.iias and V.ls.
uoiitnu, Mech en-, vasncie 2es and bruseis Lass.
English and woss Thread. Smyrns, Liss Thread, ard
Cotton Lac s. : -. e.
Kd Lisis -sd. six andSewinsSi Glorss aId xitss
French aud American Artificial Fiow'rs.
French Lace. Eugli>h Ar ricxn and Italian.
s:ra. Bannlts AID Trimmings.
January. 1852 3m4le
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-11

nW. LOCkE-Den,ist-is now on pro-
ie.s,on.i visit to Le~i-,o~n. aud will give
notice uf bis return. Msy 22
X. II. HARRIS
Star Daguerrean G0lierx./

Corner Of Fourth and Market Streets, opposite
bairs Hotel, Lewisbur.
AHERE having II superior arrangement, Of
W light. ahd Ictn his long experience IN the
All, tie Is at all times enahied to take truthful
lille ike. expressive and lasting Liz eneNscs.
superior u sny heretofore taken IN Lew isburg.
and put then up IN e ,:rat and durable case, for
One Dci!T each. The citizens OF IewIs,,.rr aud
sicini are respectfully invited 10 cali. whether
they want pictures oI not. aud examine his spe.
ciness, and See
'.IIow high the polish. pure the tone
AEd every lace l. Natures own;
SURE never Art. with all its skill.
The soul with such d-sht Goa d I'LL
Aud never was such Transport won
Is by those ctares from the sun"
Think not those pictures by the sunlight made
Shades though they will like a shallow fade
no! WI the np of n.sh in dust shall liz,
When D-ahs grey film o'crsprrads the beaniny eve
Those NE liz" pictures, INC king at de,Hy,
VIII still be fTesl and vivid todIy!p
II Portraits, Daguorreoty pc Likenssses. &c.
copied. ar taken true 70 The original, and neatly
set IN meda'loEs, breast. pins, &c for as cents.
Dasrereorypes taken {. well in cicudy as ir
clear weather. Tor Children I.ikenrs-es p!ea.c
call early in TIE day. INSTRUCTIONS gwen in the
art on moderate terms. Nay 2S 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-11
Lightning Rods.
AEMITAGE'S
paicI1t 1laanciie liablnina iso0s,

4juiSItI 1ISuJutIII IIJuiuItJ ISuu3,
and m this alone This Rod has been ex amine,i
hy the most scientific g-n,len-n in the world
Professors M'Murtre, Johnson, Wsllor and many
others that have examined them recommend AMI
speak Of them Il, the highc>: terms OF GpsTobal,ca
and have pronounced them the oHiy >aie rods il.
use in this or any other county Tor ;hf projection
Of Lives end Property. One advsnlase is 10 divide
and ,k-aw back par. ot the ell cIr,c eui1 hsrmrss
To the c,ycds III lime Of stroke ,hi- epehles the
rod to conduct that portion OF fuid lhsi h-iong-
to the earth without the slish'e-t danger OF lea
wing the conductor. This rod. has many other
advantages oveI The Old one. The only place ot
manu- 'actu'ing il IL
Vine 81. 8 d,Ors CLIQUE leth. Philadelphia.
VII re all persons are respectfully invited to call
and examine for lheHi-elv.-. For >sl. Wholesale
or Retail 10y THO'S ARiITAGE.
These rods hsve been purchased and success
fully used by the follow ing individuals companies
and corpnraiion,. whose names are eheefiully
submitted:
IN and MGR PiigdeiIAia a. & S. Eoher;s. Gao---
c,ntzingrr Juds- Bauvcr, Judge C"nrat J. Muford,
John II me-, g. G. Clapley. Brcer. q Oasl"v, CoErad
Ingc-sal, The Blorsey lmhou-. Anderson BroIh-r-
Rv J. l. Grint, John No.laar. Th"s. Gro,rr. ret.
blooms. A Il. Giukrrs II. Sn.Ino.S, Thos Nntt ca. Mr
Doxniur. J. J. Greer. ". ya>on, c. Humphreys J
sFfy scE E eS a 1 Aynip @ a- hl: e -r EriakfeT
aIr Dawson. Ir. Paui. IL povers Co, j. Wiuepenns,
IL. Miller. the R'd Bank Hotel the I. 5. Arsenal, t&u
Spring Garden c C'Inmissone-S Hall.
j. ass .5a.s cf Fstc Jrr.ty.-Georc. Crsrir. TuGre
MCalI, udse Dayton. John Netmsn, Dr. Ii. MAurtie,
seni. Roberts, ME. :. DoUn.rs- go. De-.
uJTThe oaly authorized AGsn. ios the Counties
al Cnioa, Juniaa NJ Hin. Clinton. Lycoming,
Northumberland, Mon;eu .C'iunbis. Luzrrue. l.
SAMI'EL HOOVER
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CoNcEHT.-The AtLenians" from
Bradford Co, Pa, viii give concert in
the Town Hall, on Monday evening next
They are worthy a crowded house.
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NLOrHS. Cnss.rners. Vesings. F~eeds,
" Sa,ners. Ken,uckv Jeans. and Trim
minrs for Gentlemen. Closhins-soTd very low
for Cash or short credit: interest after 6 months.
Thee Goods were selected with much care by
! myself. and are gsslsnsee 10 b. .hs. represent
them a.AMM0N.
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Spring an0 ljummer-1S52-

NEW STORE & NEW GOODS.
yY,HE sadsr.isnsl re-5ectu.y announce to
L ,heir. isrnis an' the cilis'ns Of Union
county TIA. tiey have op,nei a uew s;eck Of
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Famrilp Groeertea.

OK BBlS, FISH. SO lbs. CHEESE, 1000
~ lbs. HAM Fitch. and Shoulders Dairy
SALT, &C. for sale a, Lsris5urg Cheap Store
by c. E BONES
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LUMBER,

HURsH l. AMMoy, st their YARD on
- Moth lh'rd .trrs,. near the German Ref
Church. have rseeivea and as rsceiv;ng in
addition TO 'hsir old assc,,meni. new supplies Of
LUMBER adapted to the want. Of ,hi.
community. ~hich they ofIsr on mos, reasonable
asrms. Books in the hands Of p. Hur.h.
Ls~isburg. May 81, 1882
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-06-11
LeWis5urg Daguerrean Gallery,

~ ann"unce 10 the ciiIzens OF l.rws-burg AMI
surrounding towns and cocnFy, thu, tIev have
OPENED a DAGU -lIsEAN GALLERY n the Blk Build
ing the sou n ride OF Mtrkr. ST. between IarI ani
F,urth sts l. afiy opposite = KreEe7 Cos store or
doors 'sst OF hn Hou -htous where they rr. pre-,
pr u take DaSurre Tyre LiEeue>s,s iusrrt into
MaiilIa Breast P!s, f1-er hiDg- Sc. 2 r-ons having
rturcs OF ir lieds, have ,h,r, copied "A, GOOD as
tho or siHHi. and put up in
Having permau' ut l'catinn. persons hcU distance
can have their pictures taken any time they call
wishing their Family taken. well by Gazing. they
can come at any time 1t suits III, N Gallery feins
pcrrnauent asa always opsn Pictures taken ior CG
ard upwards.
NIB distractions given -easonahl- terms
Lcwissarg, May !, ~. SrYKEE ( uATS.
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To Contractors.

DEOPOSALS will be received a, the Col
l. lec:eT's Office. 10 Northumberland. un ii
O'Clock, p. u WEDrLsRAr, June 23d. 1852
for building an CItlet z0ck IN Tie Canal at
that place. together with oil the necessary Txca-
raiions aat sa5aakm,nts that may be connected
ihee"iia. Plans and specifications CT the work
will be exhibited iaree days previous TO The day
Of letting aaj ell lie necessary inioT given
e, ihs, time.
I'D. .RoDEARMEL. Supervisor.
New BeIlin, Iuns |. 1882