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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-12-21
xxxIII CoNGREss---lsT SESSION.

Washington, Dec. 12.
House-Cobb introduced Homestead Bill; re-
ferred to a committee on Public Lands,
Wentworth, of ILL.,, offered resolution that
Congress have the power TO provide for the con-
sruttion of railroad the territory of the q.
s., for the safe and more expeditions ransporta-
ton of the public monies and mails from the At
laniic to the Pacific coas:, and ought immediately
to exercise that power He moved the previous
question. .- >... .- 4ss..-ss-
Stephens, Ga. moved to lay it on the table; de-
cided affirmatively. -tszs
"aehburn, III, offered resolution stating the
power conferred on Congress to be but incidental
to provide for the common defences and oeneraI
welfare. and that Congress has power to cons,ruc.
Railroads through the territory of the U. s For
facilitating the transportation of troops and mu
nitions of war; Pending motion to lay on the ia.
BILE, &c Sssss-
House adjourned.
Senats-CEa;r presented resolution and pro-
ceedings of public meeting of the merchants of
New York held in October, protesting against the
course pursued by the Administration in relation
to its interference in local politics Of state in
moving Collector Bronson.
Adjourned. T. s5~sss-y
P. M.-Seyeral petitions praying for cheap
Ocean postage presented.
A resolution calling on the President for all cor
.respondence between the British Government and
the United States in relation to the Treaty of
Washington; also. copies of instructions to Foreign
Ministers was, on motion of Cass. adopted.
Gerrt Smith presented petition from the New
Yo Temperance Alliance, asking Congress to
take action in the suppressng of intoxicating
drinks in the Dist let of Columbia. and asked for
Special Committee.
Richardson, saying he intended to discuss the
subject, it went over.
Adjourned. ~ - es
sas Washington, Dee. 13.
House-Mr Maurice. of New York, moved
the reconsideration of the yote by which Mr. Bay
Ieys resolution providing for the election of House
Librarian was tabled.
Senate--Mr, Hunter reported bill TO regu-
late the disbursement of the contigent fund of the
Senate. Reports frcm several Departments were
laid before the Senate. Mr.. Everett gave notice
of a bill extending the Warehouse system by es-
tablishng private bonded warehouses. Mr.. Bright
reported bill providing for the appointment Of an
assistant Secretary of The Treasury by the Presi-
dent and Senate. Mr.. Gwinn introduced his bill
establishing line of steamers from Ssn Francisco
to Shanghai
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From the Neto York Tribune.
The Sealnstress.

She walked along, with figure slightly bent,
And something in her hand;
know not where she went,
But little grain Of sand,
Brought tear into my eye,
Passing by.
Her eyes were blue, but tinted with white,
Or rather with a gray,
That banished all delight.
All their brilliancy away
Showing plainly that she wept
When she slept.
Her bonnet, with its faded silk, was old;
Her shawl was slightly torn;
She never handled gold;
But like others, too forIorn,
Earned and paid her wealth in pence
Dimes and cents.
Her features were SO pitifully sad,
That any one could see
Her brain was almost mad
With the curse of Poverty
That there dwelt little ghoul
In her soul
Perhaps she did not see me when passed
would not have her know
That strangers eye had cast
Such look upon her wo;
But never can forget
When we met.
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The Farmers, song.

Composed by ]. G. SAKE, Esq, and arranged t.
music by Prof. T. WooD, and sung by tn.
"Amphions,'' at the Sheep Shearing Festival o
A. L. BISGHAM, Eeq. (of West Cornwall, VT,
June 1st and I'd, 1883.
Have you ever heard Of the farmers,
Who live among the hills.
Where every mans a sovereign,
And owns the land he tills,
Where all the girls are beautiful
And all the boys are strong!
Oh! It's my delight of summers night,
To sing the farmers song.
IT'S here the tall and manly
Green Mountain boys are seen,
$50 called because the Mountains
And not the Boys are green.)
They'll always fight to win the right,
Or to resist the wrong.
Oh! It's my delight, &c.
And here the best and fairest
OF yankee girls are caught.
With every grace of form and face
That e'er lover sought
And every art to win bis heart,
And hold it long and strong.
Oh It's my delight, &c.
IT'S here the Morgan horses
And /" Black Hawk - sieeds abound;
For grace and beauty. strength and speed.
Their equals can't be found
They always "go it" feetly,
They always :. come it y strong!
Oh Ills my delight, &c.
And here the true Merinos,
OF pure imported stock.
Are often seen TO range the green,
In many noble flock
Their forms are large and beautiful,
Their wool is fine and long.
Oh tits my delight, &c.
You've of en- read of the wonders,
Of ancient Rome and Greece,
And Jason's expedition,
To get the golden fleece
.4ionzo's got the fleece away,
And brought the sheep along
Oh! tits my delight, &c.
Oh. here's success to Bingham!
And all true shepherd mem
May heaven keep himself and sheep,
Til shearing comes again
And then may we be there to see.
And help the sport along.
Oh! 'lis my delight, &c.
And now health to the shearers,
And many joyous years
Whose hands with will and ready skill,
Propel the busy shears
With hearts sincere and conscience clear,
Our voices loud and strong.
Oh! we'll take delight, from morn to night,
To sing the shearer's song.
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SAMlLY TESTAMENT.-Wih brief
n notes and instructions by Rev. Justin Edwards.
marginal readings Of the Poil$glo Bihle For sale ct
DEC T. HALLS BOOK SroRE. ,
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Esaac T. EaOppcr.

A TRUE LIFE; by L. Maria Child. A
new supply just received, and for sale at
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From the Christian Souvenir
THE CORAL RING:
OR, THE TEMPERANCE PLEDGE.

BIZ MRS. Il. B. STOWE.
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-03
NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.

aal in these diseases medicine is Of no a. all Wis.
ever. 1t does good and IT often does harm.
Syrups, Extracts, Balns Balsams, Eh,irs Bitters
Pills. Powders and fotions OF every kind ar. alike
worthless Tor they weaken the vital energies Of tbs
already Frustrated system, while under the strength,
ening Ile-giving vitalzing influence of lyani.ne
applied by this beautiful discovery. the exhausted
patient and weakened sufferer is restored iorme,
health strength, elasticity and vigor.
These remarks relate to such diseases as SEr-
RtLGIA, TIC DOLOREUX, BRONCHITIS PAL
PITATION Of the HEART, WEAKNESS. and all
FEMALE. DISORDERS, such as NERVOUS HEAD.
At HE. LASSITUDE. and DESPONDENCY, which
only other names for Nervous Derangement :,
EPlLEPTlC FITS aud COMMISSIONS which are
known 20 result from a non-eauilibrium II
Electric influence NERVOUS TREMOES DEAF
Mss. which is nearly always caused by torpiiiiv
oi the Auditory Nerves AMI can always he peIf.riy
owed by tslyanis, when the organ Is not destroy ed
Di SPtPSlA, in its worst forms PALS. and PARA
LNSlS. uniformly caused by deficiency of Nervous
influence CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, TORPiDiTV
oi the LIVER, PAIN in the SIDE, SLUGGISH CIR
CCLATlON, SPINAL and HIP COMPLAINTS,
DEFICIENCY of NERVOUS and PHYSICAL IN
ERGY, AMI all those distressing complaints result
ing from DEIiANGEMENT of the NERVOUS
81 STEM
In the above prevalent and terrible class Of dis
eases-NeTyous Complaints are much more nunier-
Gus than is generally Imagined
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-03
Lightning Rods.

4 FTER msDy years close investigation and
N numerous experiments. the Pateniee takes
pleasure in informing the public that he has
arrived at the true principle Of protecting families
dwellings and property from the destructive 'nfiu-
ence of LIGHTNING The calamltles
that every CITY, Town, Village and Country falls
victim to annually, thro' the gross negligence OF
its inhabitants, is beyond calculation, especially
When the remedy is SO easy to obtain--this Is
found in
ARMITAGE'S
1)atcnt nlasnetie iisbtnins Roos,
and in this alone This Rod has been examined
by the most scientific gentlemen in the world
Professors M'Murtrie, Johnson, WallOr and many
others that have examined them, recommend and
speak of them in the highest terms of appreciation,
and have pronounced them the only safe rods in
use in this or any other county for the protection
of Lives and Property. One advantage is TO divide
and throw back part of the electric fluid harmless
TO the clouds in time OF stroke this enables the
rod to conduct that portion Of fluid that belongs
TO the earth without the slightest danger of lea
wing the conductor. This rod has many other
advantages over the old one. The only place Of
manufacturing is in
Vine 81. , doors aborc l2ih, Philadelphia,
where all persons are respectfully invited to call
and examine for themselves. For sale Wholesale
or Retail by THO'S ARMITAGE.
These rods have been purchased and success
fully used by the follow ing individuals. companies
and corporations, whose names are cheer;ully
submitted
IN and mar FhHC,ielpiid.-A. S. Roberts. George
Sant7inger. Judge Bouyer. Judge Conrad. j. MGifor
John Homes C. e. Clanlcy Brcnner, q. Oakley. Conrad
In=crsol. The Blockly Almshouse Anderson Brothers
Rev j. l.. Grant John Notman, Thos- Grover, Bat
Uoons A. r. thinkers. II. Simmons, Thos Mott Co, Mr.
Ripley Co. J. Nyinan. b Baren J. O,enshire. G. Pep
pr Mr. Sharrle>. Mr.. Martin, S. Dorbey, j. Br'nkly
Mr. DAWSON Dr. Paul. s II. Powers Co. }. Wncpcnny
H. Miller the Red Bank Hotel. the I. ). Arsenal the
Spring Garden Commissioners Hall.
In Ae Sate of N.,o Jyssy.-G"orge CriSpin judge
MCa Judge Dayton. .'oln Nctnian, DR.. ii. VI Murtic.
Benz. Roberts, Mr.. J. Downing.
uJThe only authorized Agent for the Counties
of TnIon, Junsta. Miffiin, Clinton, Lycoming,
Northumberland, Montour, Columbia. Luzerne, is
SAMI'EL HOOVER.
Hntleton. Union county, Pam.
Orders and letters addressed (post paid) to Mr..
Hoover, will be promptly attended to. He has
put up number OF these Rods in Union county,
some OF which may be seen as follows:
IN UNION COU-NTE
Jr,tr,y Tp-Mark IIalfenny. VIM. Poster John Haas.
Michael Peters. Jarob smith. David Filman, Reuben
Nench George kcckner. Nec Es7ifR.-Codrt House,
AMI toners Office. Liaaes,ne Tp-Jolin Rebcr.
I,.oa Tp-Dr. Charles Wilson. Washington Tp.-.ehn
Kuntz simon Kun,z. FHn 7t,-Isaac Couldron. Whhe
Dee. ZJ-Michael Hoffman.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-03
ANARCHISTS
UTERINE CATHOLICON.

I'VE now come TO the most important medi
w cine OF the day, when the number ol
those afflicted Is taken into consideration, and
vixen it is remembered that until the introduction
of this remedy it was tho't impossible to remove
the disease without mechanical means and by a
painful course OF treatment.
i.NrchiSts Uterine Ctahol,con
Is the discovery and invention of Dr. Theodore Pomeroy
of Utica, Old and successful medical practitioner. lis
peculiar efficacy suggested by unexpected develop
mens in of rolapSus Cter while under treatment
for another complaint The suggestion in this instance
led To course OF long and study, which resulted
in the combination Of the Catholicob. We have
much pain and patient endurance of suffering in those
who lab"rcd under these Diseases with the
there was cure. that feel this m.icine will,
long, he deemed an inestmable acquisition.
A physician of much eminencr, after examining the
medicine and obsery ing its effects remarked that
had sprung up in the lives Of females, aud i
they understand in the least degree IN.
mely and the inability of the profession treat their
they would not long waste their money doctor
bills yet suffer from the torture of curable isc~.
Tiis medicine is certain cure for rrolapSus Uteri.
Faln- of the Womb Proiuse Discharges and Painful
Mcnstruati"n LuchorrhHa Whites and for most Of
the distressing Complaints inci,lrBt to Females.
special Pamphlet gives full particulars the nature
and effects of This wonderful medicine.
On. + A II THORNTON, s.s,oisJ,i-e.
1dlJIl7 Sole Agent for Union county
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-03
Uit an0 Gumor.
Wanted-a Husband.


Nh Enron or 1HE IhwIsBuRa CHRonICLEs
WANT a husband. very much.
And b.-g of YOU 30 Weld ,ne snch
Syac- i tisty, IN your fun column.
Make well X nowu "A want solemn.
Nv claim. 10 wedilock are not fsw-
My heart l. warm, and stror;, and tru.
In fact. to m. { is n surprise
iiud not s,,or in mans eyes.
Brown g the color Of my hair
And il oersha,les - forri.raa fair:
Wy .ycs of that heavenly blue
That gives tht face a sunny hue.
Nv checks have but on" f,ult-tis this
They aud nv lips e'.r tcmIt the kiss:
While in ti-n. IimI.ling ,upnis lay,
Nv Lin. are homes for smiles 10 paw
Nv bu,t l. formed f. Ti"asS the view,
Nv waist is trim ana slender too,
And husy-tnn.II~i Eunrur says
The world speak loudly in my praise.
In size lin neither short tall
Nv feet and i,snds all taper suraH
Ani-Irst of all may b. told
m worth my weight in stores of gold.
The man cheese mus. le no fol.
Yet mild CROUCH r. let rule:
tiood looking. too. Of course. YOU know
All else Il quickly tell To- 20.
I'D like him also tail and slender.
NTH head wei stor'd. u heart that's tender,
Added 4" all graceful car riare,
II usay join with him in marriage.
FRANK | a.,-iN ut give a rating,
For, truth 10 tell. IN tired uf aitius,
And would arNis. that others do
A. have dune-apieaI t. you.
LtrIsBuBG. WINFIELD.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-03
GThe ciien Time"

At the Second Centennial Celebration OF
the settlement Of the town Of Glastonbury,
Conn, which took place on the 18th inst,
there appeared in the procession an old
lady and gentleman on horseback, dressed
in the style Of the Eth century, the old
three -cornercd hat, powdered wig, scarlet
coat, buff brceches, &c, on the gentleman,
and the Anticipated female dress of 1850
on the lady, who rode behind, seated on a
rillion, holding on to the coat of her
companion.
The ladies Of Glastonbury, have also
made formal presentation of loaf of
cake to the Legislature Of their State.
The cake was presented on behalf of the
ladies by the Hon. j. c. Smith, lineal
descendant of the first minister of Glaston-
bury, who accompanied it with a brief
speech, to which member from New
Haven responded. When the discussion
had closed, the cake was cut up by TIC
Speaker, and put upon its final passage
without reference to committee. 1t was
the first internal improvement measure
passed this sessicn-N. Y. Evening Post
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-03
Grain Urills.
IT is A FACT,

ONE seli-evident, and worthy OF every
" consideration, that no Miller can make
good clean -four wthou, he has good clean
wheat. suppose you wish to know the
remedy. | tell you, is TO get one OF
Bergsfresser's Uheat Scourers, or Smut
Machines. He being an old, practical and
experienced Millwrishi has invented, GO,
up and put n1successful operation the bes,
Wheat Scourer now in use. Any person
ordering machine and afterwards finding
that it does not prove to operate as repre-.
sented, there shall be no sale, as these ma.
chimes are 10 be warranted good. Further
recommendations are thought unnecessary
He is now having supply made at Lewis
burg, by Aiessrs. Geddes Il Marsh. Orders
for machines, or letters of inquiry, will be
promptly attended TO. Machines will be
sent and put to all orders. Address
J. BERGSTRESSER,
Lewisburg, Union Co. Pa. 1929
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-03
sy-A lady in New York has a poodl

sy~A lady in New York has a poodle
dog that she greatly admires. So she
"made party for it, and invited twenty
FIVE of the handsomest dogs ain society"
They all came-thc erop-eared and the
long-eared, little puppies and great ones,
as will be the case at parties, white, black,
and red; slender and chubby; of grey
hound and bulldog families; Of long SILKY
locks of har, short hair and none at all ;
generally with whiskers aud mustaehios /;
here cur crept in and ran between the
legs of Newfoundland, and there stout
good-natured spaniel overturned several
little fellows with his caresses in short,
there were twenty-five snappers and bark
ers Of every variety. The dogs were all
dressed in the latest fashions, each being
decorated with flowers and ribbons.
They were refreshed with chicken, beef
alamode, candy, cream, &c. Strange as it
may seem, this bona fde dog party was
not considered burlesque upon the con-
moner incidents Of puppydom-E~hester
american.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-03
Browns Essence of Jamaica Ginger


TSa remedy suited to the extremes of heat and
i cold, and is very beneficial whenever gentle
tonic and stimulating influences are required. Its
siimulant property being independent Of alcoholic
power, its effect as frequent remedy need never
be dreaded. While it strengthens and refreshes
the debilitated in summer season, it is not less
potent during the inclemency of the winter; by
warming with its healthy tonic principle enabling
the system to resist the influence of incipient
diseases which lurk in changing climate. No
family should be without it, and to travellers by
land or sea it will be found invaluable to use
few drops water as a uniformly healthy and
agreeable drink, without intoxication.
Caution. Persons desiring an article that can
be relied upon as pure JAMAICA GINGER,
should be particular to ask for "Brown's Essence
Of Jamaica Ginger" which is warranted TO be
what il is represented to be. and is
Prepared only by FREDK BROWN AMI sold
at his Drug and Chemical Store. N Z. corner Of
Fifth and Chestnut SITS. PHILADELPHIA.
DR THORNTON, Lewisburg, Agent
6m1l9:3
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-03
WHAT THINK YOU OF THlS1
From one Of the most distinguished Physf.
clans In the City Of New York.

Il have been using Chrs,ies C;alvanic articles il
squiet way among my patients for about two years
past, and confess astonishei at their success
IL am sure disease Is Nerrous. know just wka;
they will do. In Eiileptic Fits, particularly ~
children; Deafness AMI Affections OF the Head. in
adults Paralysis and Palsy. in all ages AMI indeed
several other diseases of Ike whichh long
puzzied the profession, | have found the 1ialrsro
articles OF surprising benefit Although detesI the
khameiess Guackery of advertisements s1i news
papers, must express my confidence and belief
IN the wonderful virtues Of CHRlSTlES a kt-
TlIkS. My name Is, OF course confidential but !
shall never hesitate TO recommend your articles o.,
all proper occasions
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-03
BULLS HEAD MOTEL ,
Ni07intWg, Onion county, Penn'a.

CHARLES @G0TZ3R
u ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF
IL Union county. and the public in general
that he has leased the above stand, for many
years occupied by his Father, and is now pre-
pared to accommodate friends 9nd the travelling
community in manner acceptable to all.
The HOUSE is large and roomy well arran-
ged in all its departments, and every care will be
taken to render MS guests comfortable and happy
His TABLE will always be furnished with the
choicest delicccies Of the season. and the best the
market can afford. The BAR will at all times
be attended by careful persons, and none but the
very best Of liquors will be kept. His STABLES
are ample and convenient, and the OoTLERS
punctual and attentive.
In short, he pledges himself to endeavor to
give general satisfaction to all, and hopes by
strict attention to business TO merit and receive
a liberal share of patronage.
Mifilnburg June 10, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-03
Old Newspapers,

GONE thousands in number, of all sizes, for
~ sale a, tho Chronicle Office, at so cts pc,
100 taken as they run, or $ when assorted. 4
chance Tor Scrap Books as well as for wrapping
paper. April 9, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-03
Throw Physic to the Dogs"

To illustrate the use of the GALvANlC BELT.
suppose the of person afflicted with that bane
OF civilization. DiSPkFSlA. or any other Chronic or
Nervous Disorder. In ordinary cases, stimulants
are taken. which, by their action on the AMI
muscles of the stomach, afford temporary relief bus
which leave the patient in a lower state and with
Injured faculties after the action thus excited has
= from the application of the tiALVANIC BELT.
Cake DysPeptIc sufferer, even IN the worst symr-
ins of an attack and simply tie the Belt round tho
Hcdy, using the Magnetic Fluid as directed In a
;ht IT period the insensble peTspiraton will act
Ae positive element of the Belt, thereby causing
Galvanic circulation which will pass on to the
negative, and thence hack again 10 the positive.
thus keeping up a continuous tialy anic circulation
throughout the system Thus the most severe cases
OF IL SEEPSlA PERMANENTLY CI-RED. \
PEW DAYS Is AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO EI;ADl-
CATE TIE DISEASE OF YEARS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-03
Fancy and Fact at Cattskill.


The unsusccptibility of some men to the
charms of nature, was forcibly illustrated
IN a circumstance related to us by an artist
of our acquaintance, who recently visited
Cattskill. He was standing on the main
highway, back of the village, contempla-
ting 4 rare sunset. The heavens seemed
flooded with golden and purple light, and
field and mountain glittered with the re-
Hected glories Of the sky. Our artist
stood mute with rapture, carefully noting
the changing and intermingling hues. Just
then he perceived person standing by
his side, and turning to him exclaimed
with enthusiasm:-
What magnificent picture you have
here!"
Whereabouts ~ was the Indifferent
reply.
"Look all around; these mountains,
the heavens, the setting sun; what picture
can surpass such vicw?:'
This was spoken with spice of vexation
and disappointment at the strangers want
of sympathy with the scene.
"Why, yes, l have often thought that
il"
Our friend then began to feel that he
had done injustice to the unimaginative
gentleman, and turned eagerly towards
him, in expectation of some Gnc sentiment
inspired by the prospect
"Why yes, | have often thought that
if l could only raise money enough to set
up cake and beer stand here, it wouldn't
pay bad, cause lots Of folks travels along
this neighborhood.'
The artist did not knock him down on
the spot, but he would have held the hat
of anybody who had offered to do it.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-03
MANY THOUSAND
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-06-03

An illiterate eorrespon dent, who is Civ
en- to sporting, wants to know when the
"Anglo-Saxon race" so much talked
about, is to come off,
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