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LATER FROM EuEOpE

New YoRK. Der. THE stnan.c; Washington which
Ie Souhsmptcn Tie l3'h O:tobcr arrived to-day. Sne
Brings $50 passengers
The Niagara arrived n, liverpool ,ht morning OF tho
llrh; The Pacific the 18th
The Russian had been or'c.cI % 10 mourning
account Of the dra 81 = ir If,n
iArainan "i not be called chc arorc the middle OF
November. .
Queen Victoria had lcft Scct!lnG 2r ,rsor Castle
The pic-i:rnt 81 France - make um2hai ontry
into Paris the 10Th II had Jeca received al BJ.de,l
with great enthusiasm
Cotton active, win slight advance Sales Of Is 00l
bapa az ll'h and 2th. EreiIsufs In a healthy
cDninn Wh"a. had advanced from Ii 10 81! ard FIOu.
rum 3D. F,aiing carsoes cf Com had also advanced
from 81 10 3D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29
III AR RED.

MARaIgp on the 5 ii S.pemh last a; C.:mafiis n f!n"
die. by Rev !,r TDl Of - Pe.5'tc:n CIs y. - ~
LIAM II. ROBERTSON. JIG II .iurir - ~ ELIIhHbI
Dr. Robt g. o! the iofhsr county!
VIII. papers p-are copy
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Doubtful,

l55 Pierce over Scott, Doubtful, and al!
Nessrz Eiitors-I don't say positively that Pierce ard
Kino rim carry the electoral Of the States named N
column bul fran, present ''sisns btiiers they viii
On Monday next (25th) we expect TO have grand D
cr,Iir mecnp in this pluce. Hon II. \. Wise is looked
for ms he has made promise 10 b. here.
Ii would do your eyes good 10 he in our town tew Gays
Wc have now three beautiful polss-one OF them one hhn'
died and eighteen feet in height another Just across ~.
street one hundred and l0ureeI the other about OU yards
distant on street, about ninety tee!- all bearing '
names of Pierce Hing and Clemens" Just across tNr
river Mr. Mercer has pretty poles aoou. - !re
distant from each other.
You need not tear the Old North West Is sound
as n trout Pierce and King will make clean sweep
Mind that!
The news from Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana is lruiy
presume you have H. Three hundred cheers
.or those States.
would write you long letter, bn "don't know" as II
would be- of any use.
Hurrah for Pierre. and King! Yours respy, y. \. II.
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POST-MoRrEM EXAMINATION or TIE BODY CT


RosToS, Oct. 26-l enra :roua Marstsr'i Ills morning
hat hy cOnsen, Of his amy the PITY scinna o;'incd yer
r;.='ri h maze p"St-'t''tr7I rSiEU"n :" 'T "e''
sfcrs BODY On rXaHirai.nn i ac,Ttt" lhHi '.r IN
mC.lc VI liz do h ;srn4s 81 Ne AVER ana
h-'noT.iage nT the stomach and bowels sdpet'ndnctd o
Morbid s4:uOt The 'ooi. Symptoms .! cr"p'y were l''
disco Yefu,i Ia the .tdOtnrn.
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A DEMOCRAT.
For The Enguly
RICHMOND Ann WORK R,u p0.n


At informal meeting Of the delegation Of York county
OF the nsi2hboring counties Monday the 18TH
day of October i, deemed advisable postpone the
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ARRIVAL or THE SIAGARA-TiREE DAYS

HALIFAx. Der. 27-The steamer Niagara nas g,Ti:ri,
hrin ging aaie- trurn Liverpool 20 tie lGih.
The grIr5 o! Co'ton ;nr the ""rk "U.ruT'aa t. Il .y
hJss. Pieces had advanced an eighth, na co.d isrn %i.
upward tendency. Wheat had advanced d. "a i foIi
sbiIng. Corn was silndy.
Baltimore Flour qaoi.d n 2S' waite Wheat! "a ~:
81 81 Red % 4d IS. IL; White Com 30.i Yellow Us
Cd.
Coffee was firm Sugar lad advanced Ricc wOs finn
Ma nj stores hA. a!ra rc.,,.
Cucsols c!oscI 100. 1908 American stocks que
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29

OHIO ELECTlON.-The Columbus Statesman mas olfl-
ca and unofficial returns Of tie Ohio election from all bnt
two counties nnd estimating the result In these the demo-
cratic majority in the State for Supreme Judge Ia lS94S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29

VOL | of Do Buws "Res"urces OF the South is most
interesting and valuable work II may b. obtained @! j.
Rnu,ioInh Main
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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.

DlhDt.R5 / IL hASS MEL
Thi, large harmonious ami enthusiastic gathering
ncan addr, Friday afternoon By TM RIvE,, E'i
His .tirrI Was CHARACTERISTIC aai nimabe and brouga
LIy n ;.unG.tS q" applause.
Alright I.AAc X WA-KS-, Esq delivered \ speech BE-
fore vas, r3rcuutr u people Mechanics Hail. abornt
ing in logic and seen satire Il pronounced By oil
we nave seen have been most excellent address ~.
remarks with reference 10 HE s"'fscts OF The editor r N"
jntsiysFcsr %vrr very Eapp. and well timed and wefe
dealt nu 10 the great relish Of the crowd, who scarcely
coni contain themselves while Mr. WATKINS admins
,.rnu his good nurrj cas,i.I'iDn. Tie tact IS moe
interesting theme he lntr!r"a In before Petersburg
audience thai the icr.iYe:sIions and bacEja.
Of rhr rao- ~ the f7idigrnccr.
On Saturday. twr.C O'Clock. RGEERT 81 Sca-r. ESQ,
The trii Flrcor re c:ryad sr!c;, enchanted 10,
attention % ;l:go end interesting auditory At p"Tlt.
Lawn in an cir . great poi Us c'' ana teau'
lions were absolutely urci" he!m!ns
,.;cr Ilr Scott had crncIn!ct, Tia, RIvrs, Esq,
murr in n Sp0usc oDi and yairlu. caIi- mae speech
remark. Tn" csccr. accompanying this effort was sot-
ferrous.
Asan al nieh. The Mechanics Hall tenseIy crowd
eli Many wen, Il nn4!c 10 vrGcrr place on which
10 sand Mr. Lvo&s had rGEgGHc,d through rrrgmllN
despatch The DAY before. liz intention of speasn9 OWING
cause, Of which sc rot advised be va, MT 'es-
cn, He reached the Little too LATE. FmGTir'i.i-
Nj MEADE read - II. audi The letter pu: Ilsbc N
another coG;an, from thai ,nurui!y rvalra patriot
and national statesman, + +. iAlLETT hr. MEADE was
frequently interrupted "a hr reading this !rlicr
on4ed ard enthusiastic II md applause Oh finishing
the letter he announced 10 Inc aGl1ncr tia' that YVES no
man whom certain southern whg shecs dcnouncrd as an
ahoii,i0niSt j. this arnunc!aDn the gust Of the crowd
plainly visible Tor those ecSle-s shc, which woui de-
fame ana barern tie fair name .! man WHO could u''r'
sentiments CT loyaY u the C,nati,uon stc: t"-o.
Judge jaIN T. MAs,. MAS then Introduced 10 tho aGi.
rnce. His speech Is pronounced 10y all who heard H. 10
have been mastery Effort senatorial utterly devoid OF any
rp.fHp. il speech such IS - rarely listened H. he
he'll the crowd in bTcaihcss attention. By hi startling a.y
o! circumstances leading 70 The nomination OF Gsne'd
SCorr and the fierce wag'a 0nr institutions. ia
briefly reviewed the successes attending Democratic pgc!
and concluded By stirring app,a TO hIs oil constituents t"
their tho We inr ,ndStn
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mi-nameI biprd, Premier but in name,
Gown O!G ~ malice, cawa;dIce and shame,
In forging llrs. liz shows no Prentice hand.
But Us a master rUrkridn eer rha liaut
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In pursuance Of the order contained in the above letter
orders issued by several hcnds of department thai
the different thereof should be closed for The day
THE Department of State directed TO be hung In
ing and recommended To the various officers OF that
department the usual badge OF mourning for thirty
We understand that the Secretaries joined in ettc;
of coincidence o Mrs w ybser.
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ibllI tut . ~ ''lAH..s HNifAi
no PRENTICE


He of the Louisville Journal has been sadly
spod by successful puning in much that he can hardly
write paragraph wiihou, bctrayng both vanity and inso-
rncc yrry is this fellow Louisville staggering strut
ting pore What desperate efforts be always humorous;
an editorial Peacock, vastly proud Of his plunge.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-27
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.

we'll .calcnlated to dampen the spirits OF
the most enthusiastic friend Of ScOrT and
GRAHAM, and lead him to doubt the
availability ss we'll a the invincibility Of
his favorite candidate. To the democracy
it is equally encouraging, much better
indeed than we had dared to hope for; it
shows US that military glory is not to
decide the present contest, but that the
people are awake to the true issues, and
disposed to decide them intelligently,
which is all we ask to ensure our success.
The result in North Carolina is but the
beginning of the end, the precursor of a
series of brilliant victories, which are to
result in the success of the democratic
candidates, the final establishment Of the
democratic party and its principles.
In the glorious galaxy Of States, in
which those victories are to be achieved
shall the name of Pennsylvania shine
brightly as the Keystone Of the Democra.
tic Arch or be wanting altogether 1T
is for you democrats Of the Old Keystone
to answer; never let it be said that in the
advocacy of democratic principles, the
support of democratic candidates, the
Keystone faltered while the old North
State stood frm.-KEYsToNE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-27

4 Great accommodation to Business Men.
T BAKER, No 8. HARMONY Street
As opposite the Exchange, PHILADELPHIA
offers to the public q superior article OF Plain.
Fancy and Legal Envelopes with card
enclosing the United Stats Postage Stamp. and contain
ing the and place Of business o. individuals and
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private individuals, having extensive correspondence
this arrangement will prove Of advantage
the delay and uncertainty incident to the applying Of
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Of having advertisement surrounding the stamp will
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The paper from which these Envelopes manufac
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Samples may be ut the Office, where all orders
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tanned the advertiser his authorized agents am
also Manufacturing the idrsrtiing Eareiore. mur
used by all business and the utility # which a
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June, 1872. as
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-27

S-We this week open out in behalf Of
the principles and candidates Of the Dem
o ratio Party. We are little behind our
next column neighbor in the start, but
that is no serious cause Of apprehension or
uneasiness, for it often happens that the
"last shall be first" in the long run ; and
such we imagine will be the ultimate re-
suit in the present instance. The cam
paign is one Of absorbing interests; Sec
ond to more that have preceded it, in the
magnitude and importance of the results
which are to flow from it; and the Dem
ecracy have closed up the ranks, and en-
tered upon the contest with an energy and
hope that could only arise from just con.
6dence in the character and capabilities Of
their candidates, in the force Of principle,
and the intelligence and discriminating
justice of the American people. Thei'
confidence has not been misplaced, mol
their hopes proved visionary. At the very
outset they have been encouraged by I
signal victory in that strong hold Of th'
Whigs,t the Ola North State happy omeI
for the future, and a cheering prestige o
more signal and extensive victories here
after.
We shall endeavor to meet the wishe
of our Democratic readers, and make thes
columns effective in the service of tn
cause to which they are devoted, and d
our share towards achieving the success
which evidently awaits us.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-27

THE BEGINNING OF pHE ESD.- The
result of the election in North Carolina
seals the fate Of the wings 70 far as the
South is concerned, and they can scarcely
hope to elect Gen. ScoTr without some
Southern votes. To lose such State a.
North Carolina, the most reliable Of all
the whig phalaux, a perfect Abdeil,
faithful among the faithless," with but
ono democratic vote to dim her escutcheon;
to lose it tho under such circumstances,
with one Of her citizens on the ticket az
Vice President, and he at home in the
field personally experimenting the elec-
tion, backed by the men, the money and
the influence Of the administration of
which he had but lately formed part, is
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-27
PURE MINERAL WATER

NNHE subscribers having associated themselves
together in the MANUFAcrUnE of Mineral
Water. are prepared to furnish it. favored with a
variety of Syrups, such as Nectar. Sarsaparilla.
Lemon. Pine Apple. Ginger. Jockey Club. Straw
berry, Raspberry. Blackberry. Vanilla, &c.
Private Families, Hotel Keepers. and Pic Mic
Parties supplied at the reduced pIice Of 374 cts
per doz. Bottles returned.
Persons ordering. will please direct to DR.
Thornton. and mention what syrup they wish
the mineral favored with. Families in town
will leave their orders at the Mammoth Drug
Store, where they will receive immediate ai,en-
tion. DR THORNTON & CHRIST
Lewisburg, June 10, 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-27
THE LEWISBURG WHIG.


B0R PRksIDBHT,
GEN.WINFIELD SCOTT, of New Jersey.
ron VICE PREsIDENr,
Gov.WM.A.GRAHAM, of NorthC Carolina.
For Presidential Electors,
AIzxlxDs. Z Baowx, JAnn POLLOCK,
william ,. HusaEA Nm MrDDlEswARrH,
JAMES TRAouAIR, JAMES II. CaNPaELl
JoHS ". Stokes, JAMES D. PAXTON,
J0aN P. vERRkk, JAMES X. DAVIDSON,
SPENCER ACILvAINR, JOHN McCULLOcH,
JAMES ". PUIlR, RALPH DRAKE,
jams PENRosE, JoHN LlNfON,
JOIN suArrSsa, AaoH1sAID Ronr.rsos,
JAcoB MARSHAL, THOMAS J. BlaHAn,
CnAnLEs p. wALin, LEWIS L. Loan.
DAVIS ALTON, CaRIsrIAN MEYERS,
NAaLoS c. MERcuR, DARWIN PHxLPS
For Csnal Commissiose,,
JACOB HOFFMAN, ESQ.,, of Berks.
FIR tie Supreme Court.
Hon. JOS BURLINGTON, of Armstrong
FOR CONGRESS,
NER MIDDLESWARTH, Union county.
ASSEMBLY,
Hon. JOHN BEALE, Of Juniata county.
JOHN KESSLER, of Middlecreek TIP.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
ADAM SHECKLER, ESQ.,, of Bufaloe TIP.
AUDITOR,
HENRY w. SNYDER, of Penns Up.
CORONER,
JOHN 8. .HACKENBERG, of Washington Tp
Trustees Of M6linburg academy,
JOIN PLANK, Taos. HAssENPLUe, JAMES lRwIH
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-27
RECOMMENDATIONS.

PniL,p,, Aus. IT, 1877.
have this day carefully nsI ected conductor or
Lightning Rod, with vane and index, erected by Mr..
Thomas Armage, Bellevue House. Gloucester. an.l
have hesitation in saying that is not only the best
have seen but that il is the only have vet
examined that is constructed strictly scientific princ
pies 1t is with much pleasure that recommend his
conductor to the attention of owners of buildings.
II. McMuRTIIE.
we'll satisfied that the Magnetic Lightning Rod,
manufactured by Hr. Thomas Armagr. If Philadelphia.
the best that has been male have spent several
in the study o the laws Of electricity and
ISM and have no hesitation in saying that these Rods
constructed upon the only principle of safety The
shock is recved and dispersed by the the top
of the roi and it would BE- impossible according to the
laws of attraction and repulsion. for n budin. be
injured by stroke Of lightning when protected
these rods have be-n acquainted with Mr. Armitase
for several years. and b.f he commenced the
ture Of these rods examined the principle which they
constructed and felt convinced that their adoption
would he attended with complete The increasin.
demand for these rods. and the extensive sales in all parts
Of the country ample ccmmsndation of their utility and
superiority. TRACY +. WALLER, NJ. d.
kissing sun, Phad. Co., April 10, 1857.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-27

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers
~ intend to make application to the next
Legislature Of the State Of Pennsylvania for the
passage Of law % incorporate an institution with
privileges of discount and deposit, with capita
Of One Hundred Thousand Dollars and the righ,
to commence operations when Twenty Thousand
Dollars shall have been paid in: said institution
to be called the Le,cisJurg Sarings Institution:
TO he located in the Borough of Lewsburg Union
county, Penn. JOHN HOCGHTON,
DAVID REBER,
ALEX. AMMONS,
WM. FRlCK.
Jvne "a, 1852 GIN PETER BEAVER SC.
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OILS, TALLOW GREASE,
Ohio Mineral Paint.

oOO BBIS. MACHINERY OIL. Price IS cts. per gallon
oOO $500 Gallons do do
in casks of various sizes. do do do do
200 Barrels BOILED PAINT OIL do IS do DO
5VOO Gallons do do do
in casks of various sizes. do do do do
$50 Barrels TANNERS OIL Various kinds and quail
ties, from 35 to % cents per gallon.
1900 Gallons in Casks of various sizes Various kinds
aud qualities from - To 50 cents per gallon
SO Tons TALLow GREASE for Heavy Bearings and
Coarse Machinery, in Barrels or Casks, Of any con
sistency required. Price d cents per lb.
$50 Tons OHIO MINERAL PAINT, in Barrels at the
lowest market price.
Machinery OIL warranted not to chill in the
coolest weather, and considered by those using il
equal to Sperm Oil. Boiled Paint Oil, equal tc
Linseed Oil, other than for white.
am constantly receiving large supplies Of the
shove named articles, and my motto is, Small
profits and quick returns" b. F. POND,
Sc Water ST. (under the Pearl st. House.,
New York, Feb 1852 3m42S NeW forh
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-27
LUMBER.

HURSll l. ANIMON, at their YARD on
IL North Third s,rret. near the German Ref
Church. have received and are receiving in
addition to their old assortment, new supplies ol
LUMBER adapted to the wants of This
community, which they offer on most reasonable
terms. Books in the hands Of r. Hursh.
LewisbuIg, Msy ~, 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-27
Public NIeetfngs.-The friends of G

Scott are invited to meet as follows.
Sept 2, evening-Wm Mays, West Beaver
do 1'hos Shipton's, Adamsburg
A 2. M-Michl Eckhart's, Isle of Que
6, evening-Jacob Mohr's, Middlecreek
do Freeburs, Washington TIP
g do Amos Stroh's, Chapman
9 do Franklin Flyers, Perry
II, ND Strause's, Hartleton
Addresses in English and German may be
expected. and it is urged that all in the respec-
tive neighborhoods be invited to attend.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-27
Ee>otaburg Market.

CtOOPERS WANTED-TW good
~ Journeymen CooPers, to make Flour Bar-
rels. Fourteen cents Cash per barrel will be
paid for making with Cut Slaves, and l6I cents
with Split Slaves. Wanted Immediately.
8. d. CHAPPELL.
I.ewisburg, July II, 1859
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-27
Lightning Rods.

CrCR r,,ny rc,,s, cIose ;pves,ica afien and
n o,;,,, ,ho p.,sn,.. ,.t.s
,,Ic..,,e in ;,fo,m;n. the nuhIic that he has
arrived at the true principle OF protecting families
dwellings and property from the destructive infu-
epce of LIGHTNING The calamiiies
that every CITY, Town. Village and County fails
victim to annually, thIo' the gross negligence Of
"a. ,nb,t;,ar,s ia b.vond c,IcuIa,ion esneciaIIy
"
wncn the femeuy Is So easy ~ optaM~tu'S =
found in
APMTTacE-S
- 40.
0utcflt 1tlQ0uctlC Il1htulltq NoOS,
and in this alone. This kod has been examined
nv III. no.t scientific. o., D,lemen in the world
=, ,,,,,,: -. ,r.l,..l ,.uv
frofessors VI Muftfif' 'ohHsoh, " aiof anu many
others that have examined them, recommend and
,c.t of ,bem in IN, hirhes, terms of approbarion.
.pd h,x. n,onou,ceJ hem The only safe rods in
mo- in ,his or anv o,be, country for the p-o,sc,ioo
IS ;y.s md p,one,,y One ADVANTAGE is IN divide
..I,h,or.h,ck nor, Of Tho ele.,ric fln;a b,rucs,
- ,h. cIo,ds in ,me of q stroke this enables the
nd 70 con,luc, ,ba, portion of fluid ,ha, belongs
q, Tho earth vi,hou, the SLIGHTEST danger of lea.
v;,. ,b. conauc,o,. This rod has m,ny other
,dv.,,,..x oxey The old one. The only ulaee Of
manufacturing il in
.,
Vine 81. ) doors d60rc lGfh, fhii0dfIphid,
.o.-,,u ;;,I -, -, ',
"utIe All pe'so"> "'e 'e f>''iu"f '"'i'o'' W N'!'
and examine for themselves. For sale W hnlesale
n, p..Ib by TUO'S ARNITAGE
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-27

Da-New Hampshire is the model, the
pattern Democratic State. In that State,
no Catholics or Jews can hold any State
Office, BUT NEGROES MAY! If the Irish
and Germans of the Union endorse such
intolerance and partiality, by voting for
"the favorite son Of New Hampshire" for
President, they will be thought ft subjects
for Lunatic Asylum OR the Native
American Party
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-27
HATS-20 doz. Palm Leaf,
IL doz. China Pearl,
3 doz. Pedal,
dOz Domestic Straw,
ust reed by ID 3 KREMER & co

400 LBS. White and COr'd Cotton Carpet
oOO Chain for sale at kREMER'S.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-27

@Fhe election in Boston of Delegates
to the Wing State Convention Of Mass,
resulted in favor of Scott over Webster
candidates. Thus ends the last organized
schism in the Whig party, which is now
better united than it was for Taylor two
months before his election.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-27
Lewis5urg Daguerrean Gallery.
e. sEAvvV wo,lI ,.,..,e,

NEHk q HH"N "Uufu TespfcNUIIy
~ announce 10 the citizens of Lew isbure and
surrounding towns and country, that thew have
the South srir "i Market st. between Third and
Fourth nearly opposite Kremer Cos store or
doors east Of Jhp au-hons. where they are pre-
par,d take Dacurre type Likenssscs into
Naali Breast Pins. FINER RIMS &c. Persons havin;
pictures of their rEd have them copied good
the original and put NJ in c,srs-
Having rcrman.nt cation persons from distance
have their pictures taken time they call Persons
wishing their Family tax do we'll y calling, they
can at any time II suits tlI, Gallery heing
permanent and always open Pirturcs taken for 10
ard upwards
y Il distinctions given on reasonable terms
Lewisburg. May i, - SPYKER HAwN
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-27

Da-Greeley, Of the Tribune, advises all
people not to bet on eleotions-it is demo-
ralizing, and one effort only counteracts
another: but if you uM bet (hc says) do
not bet on Pierce.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-27

ra-We had expected to get telegraphic
news from the Democratic State Conven-
tion, which met yesterday at Harrisburg
to nominate candidate for Judge Of the
Supreme Court, and also candidate fol
Canal Commissioner, but an interruption
on the wires between Allentown and
Philadelphia has cut us of.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-27

"OOD-WORK for q Two Horse Wagon
w for sale at KREMER'S.