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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28

GUST received from the City of Philadelphia
y fall and choice assortment OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
comprising Mems, Ladies, Boys Mlssr~' and
Chiidren's Boots, shoes, Bu>kins, Slippers, * C..
&c. OF every description. Ai-o every variety oi
work in h;s line MADE TO ORDER aud ali
kinds OF County Produce taken in exchange
Also OH hand choice selection of Classical
and Common School
GcofsS,
Sunday Schoal Lib ary Books, HYMN Books
Bibles, Testamets, Portfolios, Mrnai<. Blank
Books. Paper, and all kinds Of ) STATIONERY.
Thankful to my friends and customers, and
the public generally for the LIBERAL support here
totore received, hope by strict attention to my
business to merit and receive continuance of
the same. JOHN HOUGH ron.
Lewisturg. Nov. 1851
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'E0EY lumber Z,

TsNHE subscribers having renewed their stock
with choi lot Of E.uis.ter, now offer
iar sale at their YARD (lron;ing The German
reformed Chu'cal an Assortment comprising
I&lL inch Boart.S Common ard Paunel Boards
1lSmClI DO Yellow Pire 10.
Plank y and y inch River Pine.
do Go Sugar Valley Pine.
scan.in-, and Pine gHl II, mloca Ju.sts.
Roofing Lath, and Ceiling Lath
Joint Shingies, 20 inch AMI foot.
Lap do foot, various prices.
do % large, SJg,r Valley
5 inch Buttonwool panks, for stair Ea'lir-s &c
scantlil- flf ioipCsts poplar FiSnks.
Square Pms Timber inch Pine PLANK.
OAK Posts and Chestnut Posts. Linn Doar's.
large lot White Pine Pslin- prepared by machinery
Kiln led Lpinher on hand
The above III be sold at fair prices for Cash
or feas ,nabi, tno, ioag-si1,!ed) credit. Books
kept At The residence of Peter Hush.
HURSH Il AMMOV.
Lewisburs, hpIi! 80, 1881 ,S7
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NAHHlAHTSa

In Anthony Tr. 18th inst. hy Ed. VIM. $.
Hall IaA Fo.rIn and Miss REBEccA NJ Dire,
both OF Lewishurg. Union Co.
1We received a marriage notice from Mifiln-
Iurg, without my signature and therefore DO not
,.uhii-h it..
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28
2scoNS,
Ese .Ki;l, 10 E'ieGSe
At TIRE

Farmers s Mechanics FaV0rite Store.
t =, ''+ nave n;,I a.' srn,s o,,l,Sd at a,
--------a -Z--s-------a D,y GooG,. Groceries, China
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28
,s,n hc Hon. Iu'res of ,he Cour, Of Common,

,cNn ihc Hon. judge OF he Count Of Common
d Plea ~ lir"n cn,B,v na~ composing and
holding the Court ci uatr sessions OF the p in aid
Tor the said ounty.
Tie petition of Thnyn's Green Of the township of Kelly
in said county rpsp4ci iuliv .uw": That lie cupies
EouSe tie ia toUnsi VIII ch has heretofore isen ts
and Cccu, ea PUB j. Ec;s # 'nt"rianmcnt and Is
cs.r of 'n,iuuin- 20 kee publ house therein: he
therfprc praNs your honor - grant i'm ccrs tn E
ul l:- iausr a. II aforesaid for Ne ensuing
an! Il will ", pray. THOMAS GREEN
Kalv Tp. Jan. IS u. The suisritvr-. citizens Of
Kelly Tr in Urior o. recommend the al owe r. tinn
and riy hat the inn tlv"Tn above irant on il
c. sr, to arun mua- Tuhir and q, 'ertain sTan-
gers or tilvrcs. and that tn Il oner above MED is
ut god rUte lore-y ard m'crHBca. ard 's well
provided IL ious ooaveniei-c for he '1iging
and accommodation Of strangers ard tr..y !. Re.
John Grove Sam"'i Stahi Lew's Srofts
John Iluume John Criswel Jac'b - bl
John Iuntiugton John Da''sman Daniel Siahl
Henry funnel Wm 4. Dcugsi P"trr Guyr
Samu. Spo:ts Jacob liummel Audi. W leche!
Jacob Mover Jacob Mover pd
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Exciting News !
Hs-=r for The NsD Clothing Store. No. L'f
Now for "A New SJit OF Cio,hiGg.
10000 CusToMEns WASTED

10000 CusToMEns WANTED.
n MYERS s. co. take great pleasure in
ASs ANNOUNCING to the citizens OF Lewishurg
and surrounding country. that Ihey have just
opened an extensive CLOTHING STORE in
the S,oreroom Of The lac SAMUEL WoLrE-on
the corner oi Market and Water s,reets-whefe
they have n large ani well selected stock of
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-28
They can't Keep House without it."

Se ~ASSS AA0ucV WAsAVhb A6
Experience Of than sXeen ye,rs has ,b,ysA,y
the fact that Merehanis Cs sbsae 6arg ing OIL or Un,-
versa Family ET5rooaisGn, viii cases. and ~
hsve al such
Spa1ins. Sweeney. Rngbone, Windgalls. Poll
Evil, Gallons. Cracked Heels. GIRLS Of all
kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprains. Bruises. Fs-
tula, Sitfast. Sand Cracks, Strains. Lamsness,
Foundered Feet, Scratches or Grease. Mango,
Rlermatlsin. Bites OF Animals. External Poi
cons, Painful Nervous Affections, Froet Bitea,
Boils. COrns. Whitlows. Burns and Soalda,
Chillhains. Chapped Hands. Cramps. Con-
fractions Of the Muscles, Swellings. Weakness
Of the Joints. Caked Breasts, &c &c &c.
The Unparalleled srccess Of this O "a the cure az H.
easss IN Horses and tailie and hau,n essA N
GARY becoming more known TO tbs farrsS eommunhv
Can hardy he cre.e, except BY those who have eo:a
IN ihs habit Of keeping in their stable. AMI hou.ss
vast amount of pam, suffering and tas srs NJ -
the tln1eIy application oi this Oh
- Be sure ihe rsms Of the soils rrnpreIor oROnnR
W MERCHANT, IOckpOfi. n Y, 10 hovn in the C.se
oi the bottle, and in his haniwriny over the eo,E
Az orders addressed 10 The proprietor ~ b psennSy
accomplished by the nee o. this meiiciss
Soid BY respectable dealsrs generally, h IL Crt,.s
staies and Canada Also BY
" SvHA ut Lcyyis',urc / K.s.,.r New
lie I'm; Caslnw Milton u Mas.er. sanhury;
= y Cav, rorthnn5 IL: P.,ier Il HNe,n.
he'Ie' ME. ). ia'i,n Wilii,msport. Wioitssi.
Agents T klei, !. {, ?hi.sd, Il Ward Il -.
New York: Nm Jackson Pht.surs
ly3s in-hi. :pd
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w. o. NICKOE
w. o. nICKOE GIILIARn mock
KEYSTONE MACHINE WORKS,
IS aud 20 North Fourth Street, NrrriLury
G1ILIARn DOCK
UICKOK & DOCK,

Manufacturers If STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
ot to 100 LDJye I1Iter,
4 ND every description OF Machinis,s' Tools,
n such a La'hes, planers and upright Drills
Saw Mandi!ls, Mall Screws Sc made to order.
Particular attention given to Cutting Grers--
inch to feet in diameter--iarse and small
Screws, Tap, &c.
General Machine Work done promptly aud in
the best manner
accurate calculations of the strength power and
speed OF every variety OF machinery. and make
working drawings Of the same iu the most perfect
manner. Our Shop and Machinery are NEW
and feeling confident thar we can render perfect
satisfaction we respectfully request our friends
and The public 10 give us a call.
Dec ISL lIICkOk & DOCK
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q for Sale. 81

&A
.HNHAT large and desirable property on
the corner OF Market an Wa'er SIs..
well s'uat"o for residence, for busness,
or for residence and place OF business.
Iaere i large BRICK House contain
ing 4 lar2e FOO rs on the FIRST floor, o beG-
-onns on the second floor, and two large
finished rooms on The third. A Kitchen
aud Wa-hhouse adjnins, and II has also a
'arre cement Cl-'erD, Pump aud Well Of
good water, aud oil The necessary out.
buildings.
Fog Terms &c apply to GEo.F. .MrlLER,
Eso. S. T.. DAVIS.
Lewi>burr, Sept. %, 1850
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,,d1!;.s nM; % .d,ESy:s MEAyE

TE'BiS preparation is now being offered to the
Puhhc n q guaranteed cure for the
HtANES in Horses. and - the only known
Remedy for il IN the World having I<-n used in
he private Vete mary practice of the proprietor
tor tn last 81 years; and he his never Known
II to fail in Il single instance Of producing q
lasting cute. AMI leaving the horse in good
spirits for work The utter inconpeiency Of the
horse Tor iabor when troubled with this common
t.-e,ss, should iBdece every one having such to
apply Immediately to his Medicine
PIE ONE POLAR PER BOTTLE
which ~lil be sent, with full directions, to any
part OF the L :. III letters or com14a anica,ions
to be addressed (post paitDt p HOYT,
Rear OF No. 10 South FIFTH Street,
Phiaieiphis,
Whnles,'e 4 gent flr the United States.
Whoe-sle and R.tal Agent at Leui.burs DR.
THos : II fron>roS Narke, ST., who has jus.
received {. esl supply - \ merriam. F,ench and
English Drug and Chemi,E.. periumery, Dye
stgif- &c
Sild also bv Klr~knr, K Roush. New Berlin
Y'upsman 81 Walker. d Valley lily Mssser,
SdLtnFy; Deno'magaie, EorihI [6n396l
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HoUSES FOR SALE.

yyyNS HOUSES en- Norh Fourth street,
Il between 81. Mary and ST Anhony streets.
rbuiIt on one io) will be soii esoe together or
.ep,ra,eIv. snd posses-ion given on the lst April
n.xt. Both houses ere Of brick . -,orss high.
80 nv Is wirh frame Kitchens about lo ~ i6.
and also 8 sblrng for two Or three hofses. There
are ie. Fsut trees o each lot. and Wells on
the sijoin,ng lots.
OIe thisi or one halt The purcha-e money 10
to paid Josn and the remainder, well secured.
III equal anno4l payments
JOSEPH BRIGHT.
Lea sisburg. s pt. % 1851
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Bargains

Des& s e6A4AsS .
YENHE undersictri ~"u.d cal! the attention "I
1 III. public g'Leia'> aud especially oiiz NJ
of l.. i>huIg ,he fact ha lh-y dr,iTr 20 close
their business Of Merchandising IN i.esistuig,
and viii lheteorr SCI t,em stock uf goods now
II hand IN WHOLE nr IN FART, nt very
.mail . ,Hnce on the
FIRST COST PRICES.
Any all kind. of Nsrchanrahie Produce or
Trade " III hr taken in exchange aI Cash Market
prices GALL AND SEE what bargain. may
lie "h,ain'd Barton s. Chalfant.
Lewisburg. Jan "a. 1852
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-08-20

" haHs0hd dOi!GTs. UudeI Ahig rule. they
~ere lees that hTiy hOvsaNd doiiarI Thus
slp@nis that ior wiptrr's l.rislo,ian ar8rr
Lor"ioruIsm. ~ pay THREE TINES as much
as Ne do und~r v big rule. Also 10 rhe qaaI
" Of 'he 'gslsIion. ~ have wri,,en bers,oiors.
aud We DO nO' feel disposed 70 enlarge upon il
al present
Nov, these are The facts. They oVgh To
carry their own efecIUal cOmmeniary with
them. They demonstrate more clearly lhan
any other system OF srguneni. the true chafac.
ter and value of this eternal cry Of lore for
6e0uOmy aHd reform and regard fur the tax paw.
ers OF sbe SlsIel They show cuneusively, ,ha,
the people sre paying dearly Tor the privilege
ni brirg ruled BY such men. and such a parry.
They learned 'hsI lesson under their rule from
lt3B TO l0i4, 10 the enormous sWlOdlps Of the
'rrches who then 'a-teBsd Ihemselycs upon the
lT~asuryi and they are fast learning that the
came class OF men have NOT changed their na.
1uTes-bul are J'sI as greedg ior plunder now
as they were 10 the days Of BAgNLY. YcNTz &
90. We lay the first lnsIsl n,ebi Of Ihe evidence
brinTe the pc pie 80 day. o her developments.
equally 81 uliug end monsIrous, will ap9ea,
iFbfn Time tn time,
We ask the voters Of Ohio IN examine this
sui ct. aud see if lhtre is any excuse or spol.
'Ry Tor the enormous increase Of Ihe numb
ani pay ri the clerk. aud serge sn,s. Can The
ax-pa!ers. those ~hose property Is Isken TO pay
III 'hese lrerhes upon the urasury, discover
anN UIher exru>e Than tnis: thai a swarm of
hungry asplranIs wanted place. than the mum
br ~as ar PrebIrr 'han the l,Ratma,e wants of
The L. glsls,Urr iequ red. and ,ha. the surplus
vas quaurTed upon the treasury purely for par
sdn purposes. and Wuh 40 thought nr regard
'"r The ruOiic wrali Was there auv olber tx.
case "r This enormous number Of depu,iesl
IL Is u'ne that the ESoP's-Ihe masses. v ho
nEI'h AK nor exp C, offi p. bul whose loi paws
the Iax's u the S,ai-. should ln iuIo this bus
In-ss. aud SEE hoS N 50 men are conducting
the "tiirS Ell rusIrd ~ their charge. We shall
couut ue 10 urge this investigation. We cha.
ienRr c"mparSnu. IN terry respect. between
Wing policy and Lncniucu policy. and more
especially brt~een Whig practice and Lncoiocu
rrac'lce. in The management Of the affairs ol
the SIle.
We aver that exravagance, corruption and VI.
ter recklessuess. are the cerIain results OF Loco.
0co rule. We have here uff red TO the public
ihe Jdcts IN sustain our pnsiunn. We call upon
the vuIers OF the Safe 10 examine them. and
AT The POLLS. say whllhrr they approve
this reckless. prodisaI course. People Of Ohio!
iouk 10 your own Htfalrs Ia seas n.
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LAWS OF OnIO.
AN ACT

1911 AN ACT f.-
TO authorize Guardians to release the interest
of their Wards IN tax liIles to real estate.
Sec. l. BE il enacted by the General As.
Sembly Of the Safe Of Ohio, That where any
lands. town lots or other real estate, have here.
tofure been, O. hereafter may be sold Tor taxes,
aud The me thereto has become vested in any
minor, il shall and may BE- lawful for the guar
dian nf such minor To convey. 10 the name aud
on behalf of the minor, by deed Of release aud
quit claim, all the right ule aud interest Of said
minor. nl liw or equity. 10 and tn such lands,
town lOIs. uT other real estate, tn amy person or
persons entitled To redeem on recover the same;
Provided. that such person or persons so enu.
lied 10 redeem or recover SAID lands. Iu~n loIs
or other real esIat', shall pay 10 the guardian
afurtsa,d. an amount of mauey not less Than
that Coz which the sins was sold; anl lhe taxes
subsequently, paid Ih"reon BY the purchaser, or
Ihnse claiming uudrr him, together with INFER.
est aud fifty p"r cen,um on the whole amount
so paid by such purchaser, or 1hose claiming
under him.
See. g. lfanv guardian shalt tender deed
Of release aOd quu CLAIM of The right aud tile
of his ward oT wards III and 10 any lands, town
lots, ar other real estate sold for taxes, 10 any
person OF pe.sons entitled to redeem or recov.
er the sane as aforesaid. and such person or
persons shall refuse 10 accept such deed on The
terms and conditions specified in the preceding
seclion. he ~ they shall not recover costs ac-
cruIng after such Fuder, IN any proceeding thar
such person or persons may institute for the rr.
dempuon ~ recovery Of such ands, town lois.
or other real estate.
JAfES { JOHNSON.
Speaker Of The House of r 'presen'alves.
WILLIAM MrDlLL,
President Ul The Senate.
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REMAREABLE EscAPE.-Mr. Gilben Jacobs,
OF SprlDgtleld township, in this county, was
struck oy lightning On Wednesday morning
lest, near Tremainsyille. The flid singed the
nair OF his head considerably, burnt a whisker
completely off his cheek, bis,ered bis neck and
back, and tore open his boot upon one OF bis
feet, leaving him apparently dead. There
we're three men with him al the same limo who
were more OF less shocked; they Immediately
wen. to work al their comradc, and with The
aid of cod water, and rubbing him for about
half an hour, revived him. This case shows
the necessity of perseverance, in The endesvor
TO recover person struck BY lightning, Had
his triends no, kept their ehdeavors up (oT
long tine after iurher tfforI seemed vain, be
would in oil probability never have recovered,
...a...... Toledo Rep
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A second Sam Patch leap came of on Mon
day last, from The Suspension Bridges below
lhe Falls. into the middle Of Niagara. River
Some five hundred persons were preseDs 10 Wit
ness The feat, 10 consequence ofIhe strong I'M
expected current of air under the bridge, the
gentleman back, instead of the pedal exlremi.
lies, was first introduced TO the surface Of The
water. lie was not so badly injured, however.
but that he commenced swimming towards The
shore, aud was soon taken into a small boat.
lie had an appointment TO descend The preci.
pice at the Falls. in similar insnner, but lhe
rtsDI. Of this experiment has determined him
to lock to some other opening for noiorieIy
and fame. We can see neher dexterily, wiz
nor reason in This senseess munia for iDmpihg
from high places. All The world knows that
any donkey can go down--lhs only dif6eohy
is N rising LOekPOr. JQar, tg-
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FxPENsEs OF THE GovERNMENr.-Tb Civil
and Diplomatic Appropriation Bill, for The pres.
sm year. ms il is reported 10 the House, amounts
10 S5,785.259. This, as compared whh neEi.
ous bills, is moderate, and shows that The Ad.
minislraIIoD of the Government has mol fallen
into The lavish expenditures Of many Of their
predecessors. II will be increased, however.
before its passage, BY Amendments, amOUnIing
perhaps 10 auuther mlion-probably not more.
The Iolal legislative expenses ure $500 4sS
these Of The Departments are STATE, S7s,.
695; Treasury, S4l4O00; Interior. S344, SOC !;
War. $3.50, ,76O; Navy, Ss9, 100 Post Ofice>
STA 400. The Minis have S24l70O. The
total territorial expenses are Sl23,540. Ju.
dietary expenses, $453 100. The Light House
establishment. S544.4o0. The CoasI Survey,
1896 OCO. Salaries Of Ministers and pIhen
Diplomatic expenses, S40l 400. Surveys of
the Public Lauds, S482,U00. Public Buildings
and Repairs al Washington $262,Co0.t
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Facts.

We have the official volume before US, called
Annud M.ssage anil accompanying Documents,
1851 2. On The l2.h ppge of the Presidents $
message we hnd mis- statement; II hr total ex-
pendnure Tor the last fiscal year was $48 COS.
878 68. The Salesman, Iherelore. hrS- un.
der a small mistake oi aboul Seren ana a half
millions Of doitGrs - not much IOr it, .
BLl lei US see how THIS is made up. On the
same page the Presden, saws: "Snce the 1T
of Decembtr last. The payment in cash, on ac
coud oi the puOlic dtbt, frciuSiUe Of nitrrSL
has amounted 10 the sum OF S7,5Ul .456
The same page saws The public
debt amounts To S62 $50 39526. 1t
The interest on this when was pad
Iha. year would be over 81 $50 COO
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From the bio tate Journal.
GRAVE MATTERS,
WORTHY TIE SERIOUS ATTENTION OF THE PEOPLE
OF OHIO.
CHAPTER Nv.
ErPens's Of The Session for Clerks. Sergeants
aLArms, Messenger Bovs, 6-e.


a,.Arms, Messenger Boys, &e.
When the people Of Ohio voted for new
constitution. a new Legislature. &c., they dic
not suppose they we're paving lhs way for enor
nous additional expenditures. They were Dor
informed that When The new machinsry was "a
be put IN motion, there would be a grand army
oi attaches aud sub clerks. aud .ub d. puii
&c. &c, which would swell the ,xpeuse &c leR.
IslaIion very far beyond shat il had been "a
years past. But such Vas Ihr case.
We say 10 the people OF Ohio, tbs, tie cx
penses of The last l. gIsiaIure we're ENORMOUS
TAR greaer Than they ever Were before, aud lar
Rrr ater Than they should have been. il the least
rtQard had been paid 10 ihr Interests Of the peo.
PIe-IhH TAX payers Of the S,aIe. L.. US look
At the facts.
Ltsl ~lnIer The Clerk Of the Senate. c. B
Fiu"d. called around blm eight ass siauis. The
Sergeant.aI-arms employed siren ash Ianls, aud
Iher" were SIR IN sseng,r b,vs.
To the lloo>". Mahlon II. Medury, the Clerk.
PICKED up aud had under Pas thirteen assistants.
The S"rReant.srarms had eigh assistants, anu
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81 $50 COO
SIl Q5I 46k


Here is over elerPn and qudrier m,tt,oas oi
dollars more To be deducted before We aul,r NJ
legitimate expedlIures OF the government. TINS
reduces the sum 10 $36 $50 900, between SeUen
and eIgM millions LksS Than that of Polk IluIe.
Bu1. says the Locoioco. POLK had ,he MeAI.
can war. True; but vast pan of lis expense
has been paid by the Wing admins ration.
The war made The $6s SUI 600 Of Nauonal
debt now upon US. By The Tea.y. The Wings
have been compelled 10 pay $4,000 900 10
Mexico, beside some three or four mllliOus 10
pay off our claimants ON Mexico, We have u
vastly increased Irrri,ory 10 protecI, hostile lu.
dian tribes 10 watch dc. &c. all Iu conse.
quence OF The Mexican war. Besides, by the
compromise arrargemeptwf pay ten millions ni
dollars 10 Texas. Il the Sin'esnan. wants t.,
run parallel brlwte0 The SwARIwoUTs aud
Prices aud RARRlsEs uf rs parry. md It's pre-.
'ended GALPHlNS and GARDNERs Of lhis day,
We sbsl pe halpy 10 show II up 70 the PeoPIe.
q. s. Journal. .........
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Or Who would be a Locof1co edIor7 ithas
been the disgraceiul aud ungtaIeful Office, Of ev.
cry man who has continued steadily 20 edi. q
Locofoco paper for The last twenty years, e
SANDER, sngmaIlze aud sbuse, regardless Of ruth
or patriotism, three Of Inc most distinguished
Generals Of our country Harrison, Tayler and
Scott. What shame his, that any set Of men
can become 50 degraded as 20 indulge in such
courses of filthy ynuPeraion, asa matter ef ev.
ery.day profession q y. ,ss ~ -
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SsasoIissrs. 10 % not give rrerra Hshcs q
ihe eau'r.ry, sre cgnsiGvfsa ~isirng 70 coui.uua
uc.rsuhacrpi.sns.
, ID sutsrr,s,r, order the discouiiuancs Of
hsir pa gers tie pullisi.er NAV cuhlinuue 10 send
2 fn until all sfearoges are paid.
g. 81 su5scubers negiect or refuse 20 take their
papers from the gihees % which they are sent they
grr he'd re-poasibie i.A they haEeaettled their
bii.s, aEd Orlered their paper discontinued.
4 u subscribers remove 10 other places ~itho'
notifying tie tubl.shsr and the Papef Is no, seus
10 iorme. q cction, they are hrld responsible.
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4 FIERCE MANA candidate tcV The M'ssnu.
n L. s'a'ure in glvng hE VIEWS cn varou,
III cts. rpmts ouI fiat footed on one poln., in
iiS wise H.t s.g.E ..f
pn' opposed TO LANK ROADS and al,
Oihtf such dcmh0b {, cOnSu uciions.
We iced no. ask whom he will vote for for
President.
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A Desperate Fight with "a Black Bear

The Portland Argos contains the following
account of a bear 6gal, which rdnsprej in Al.
dover. Norh SuTp,Us, Oxford County, Maine,
on the 90 ! INST:
As ErasluS B an, young man Of twenty
years was haying in his field accompanied Ly
a Young b " of I2, named Duun. he looked up
aud saw near nnu Il large hirck bear ol the
white faced breed, (;he most savage Of the
black varirIy.) lla'mg taken his gun with him
IT, shoot partridg-s. he caught II up aud Tired at
the biule. but ~uh IIue effect. as the bear iun.
medla,e'y b. gan 10 cIosp upon hm. Bean fell
back slowly, IoudIug bis gan IN The mean'ime.
when. jusI as he had got MS chang IN. his hee.
capehI 10 l~ig and he fell backwards, and
brum lcapt upon him.
:" Ills situation now vas a fTghIiul onr, but
his cunlurss did not torsakr him, and he imme.
dialeIy fired again, bul Wrh no visible effect.
The bear 1T unce went To work. spZiug his leII
arm. bing through II and lace raIng It severed,
" nile thus amusing himself, he was tearing
with his oreru"s The clothes aud scratching lhr
flesh on the young mau's breast. Having drop.
ped ms arn, he opened his huge mouth 10 make
II Iounce AT his lare. Then il was that the
ycuug mHu made The dash that saved his life.
: As The brar opened his jaws. Bean thrust his la.
ceraIed arm dawn The brule's throat, as Tar as
desperation would enable him. There he had
him. The bear could neither retreaI nCr nd.
vnnce, though the pusilion ot the besiegtd was
any S'hng bu agreeable on so warm II day us
Thursday las.
f" Bean uo~ called upon the lad to come and
lake from his pocket o j,ck-knile and open il,
l / he "a a FIR kra
young nsn. He msrchtd up 10 the work bold.
Is. Bw before he could get At the pocket he
had Iu crowd The bear head aver a liUlt The
beast meanW bile Dcl being al all easy with such
hinge mouihul in his throat. Having got The
knIle. ~nh his unuamtled hshd. Gu, ibe bpar 5
throat from ear 10 ,ar. killing him stone dead
while he lay an his body lie then threw The
b at ,if rortrd his friends. had his Wounds
dFt ssed, aud Is nav comturHbie. Il was iitg.
edlhe bear w''ghed near -four hundI,d pounds
One ri hs paws. which our informant saw,
weigh, j lun pounds eleven ouures.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-08-20

The expenditures Of The Government under
Taylor AMI FImore's administration per year.
is $55 442 48i. Under Polk il was only S43,.
897 9l6- NLaLeSman.