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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-12
HlRnAARE

Riddle s. Bro. Burke Street, Martin bnrg
KEAYEjust returned from, Baltimore and
q " have opened a inrce, addition 10 their
stock Of Hardware. i is ihe lareeslfver oiler r.
ed TO the Citizens OF Berkeley, carefully seIec
ted. bought for cash and will be sclj al a small
advance. They respectfully request their cus.
,olners aud the public generally TO ca II aud CT
anime. September, 20, 1852
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EMRRgIDE RiES.

GTIfRTS. chemizetis Collars and J.ader
- sleeves. Linen Cambria Handkerchieis and
CUFFS, Edgings, ms. rings. Sc, afl Just rrcei
ved aud row ready 10 exhibit al low rates.
good bargain in those goods | can assure YOU.
Nov. 81 y w. GRANTfIANi
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CONFECTIONERY.

A LARGE assortment of Candies, Figs, Raj
~ sins, Nuts, Prunes lin jar and boxJ Currants,
Iitron, Pickles, Pepper Sause, &c, &c.
pec % 1850 j. f. HARRISON
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-12
ASHLAND FOR SALE.

HAVE just received so large Autograph Land
4 scape views Of Ashland, the residence of the
late Hon. HexRY Clay, gotten up by our late
townsman, Morgan Thornburg; which every man
should have in his house
Dec. %, 1852. J. F. HARRISON.
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1iInNpIAE DliinENn.

FENliE President and Directors OF the Martins.
burg and Potomac Turnpike Company have
declared dividend of 81 per ful share, FOR the
first twelve months, payable TO The Stockholders
on anl after the Isl Of October next. BY order
ofthe Board: JOHN II rlKFYS,
Tregfsyey ~ &P,T. c..
September Is. 1882 Republican COPY
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-fose, caI az .. fo'Con1er, Cofnes.
snasfsoss snAss slsmes, Mary
ah's' joan 1hnngbanss az: Palmer saml J. 2
Ahsssfs0i; rAte =. 1ia1den ysz II sPorteFaeid, G.
Attention, NARY 0rsxMy, a. II. Patzeli. s.
~ Gregory, Fannie l. Patterson. e.
buceys Mary GaaszA, George Poisai, Jacob
i.oNMan - hnn Ssrtseil, kicpard Potts, Joseph E.
Eassas1. yao H. GsliaatT, Patrick Pys, Mszs
Brown, incnes 5iynu, Thomas iPayton Martha =.
Bufseri George IN Qk
Barton, Asa Hsnfy. Catherine Ross. u. III.
BroHn, kohts tco.l Hill Samuel Rogers.
Seyle. John Hoit N. H. Baye. Thomas
Borough Samnei fierues, Thomas Rice Samuel
BreseBntf, sarofne Hoilaan u W. tt1ohjson William
Barnett. u II. 5aaxAn, Moses
Bishop, Gsphuss Hnerttnan Andrew Shicaids William
Ballots Henry 2ffarrraye X. T. r. Soraorf Juseph
Ball. John Higgins. Margaret Shannon George
Barber, Peter Hanger Mr.. Shimps Jno widow
Beggs, JoseVF NJ. - o. heirs
Bowman. s. 4. ln,yyp H. small Adam 4e
Brown Margaret y.fa AIS n. iSrlr,,1ha- n II
Black. John {. Johnson Lefty iSboopperi Jacob sr
Rtoomfetl sarah L,-ss EiarO.r,tt 5Issstayf Sa-nue
Butts Catherine Jrtt Daniel 2 ls!atton /. H.
grannoB VIM Jones. SamueI ISnFser John
f,rogsing, James K txn,ith klfzatsti,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-12

Dec l5.is52. RIDDLE Il BRO.
REPRESENTATIONS.
FIRr-prooY PANE This is rather singular
term TO use for Paint, one of the most eombustibe
materials known. But there ~ suci an article as
Fire Proof Paint 1t is made out ola kind Of chalk
or stone. which is found in Chic. aud prepared by
MIR. Blake We have made use of it ourselves and
can give our testimony in its favor. 1t is similar
in appearance to brown cement, and when put up
on the roof of . binding runs in among the shin
giles and fills up the crcvices and becomes hard
as II rock If one can imagine large block of
granite Or sandstone completely dissolved. SO as to
become liquid like melted lead, and when pour
cd over Che roof ola building, turning back again
its proper clement, he can form pretty correct
idea u Blake's Fire Proof Pain.s Merchants Doy
Book.
OFFICE or MASTER OF ROAD, b. & o. r. f.,
baltimore Nor. 3rd 1851. {
Nm, A. n HAnr, Sir--After using "Blake's Pat
ent Ohio Fire Proof Paintp for the last year have
concluded to give you an additional order for 40
bhls, feel pleasure in saying that consider
it the best material for covering Wood Brick or
Iron now in use. You will send. say so bbls. of
Chocolate and Il bbs. OF Slate color twenty bbls
to be delivered during the present menth, and the
balance in March
Respectfully your 0bdt Servant.
w BOLIVIAN Master NJ Road
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sEg0sD sU??Lr.

ED IpUIE & FRO, Bt'EEE 81.
K 4 apiosi1g rnh GGEMAx IisroRarr frrpcs.
have just receives q second supply Of Hardware.
Groceries and Ilous' heelins articles which tl'ry
offer TO thsir customers upon ,ac usual acccmuo-
dating terms.
Nov 10, 1852
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NEW eo0Ds.
Grensrelfer q Sci,,o.n
FANCY GOODS

selected With great care, consisting in part Of
Scotch biaii Ginrhams fiian aud hated Lavns
Do. ito. BeYeges do. 40. De Lanes
thangeabie silks Plain aud lgured DO.
Black Alpaca Listrc: Embroidered crspt S'uwis;
Do. Golfers; Plain Jaean-ts TO-. { anahaies:
Striped nibrirs Plain Suisse str iped Saisse;
Bishops I@swe Alull Muslin Lnih i. Cu,ts;
Linen Gait Emtd. Caps, 1aes tgsi.s ~nissr Tleisq
Suisse Inserting yusonss Lagiaey 10. irkertrr;
Back SILK Nef; Figured de-; White Cation lslu.i,ns;
10 Six Gs.; ca|arrd SILK Illusions. etc, ste.
Ial.a.- and Ail..es Shee.. -. ~.
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TALLoW AND LARD WANTED.

r WILL pay the highest market cash price for
any quantity Of Talow and Lard
January J. " GRANTHAH
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EDMUND p. HUNTER,

! All 0 e NlAI AZ iLI4Wo
Has removed his Office to the rear building of
his residence formerly Capt. Eoarnan'sl on the
Public Sonarc-3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-12
Gsiaixe's Patent Fsse Proof Paint.

nv L have just received direct from The oaten-
w tee six bbls. OF the above celebrated Paint:
Dec l5,is52. RIDDLE Il BRO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-12
To Professor HoILowAy.

Copg ~ q Letter from Dir. n. W. Kirh4s. cbem.
AZ I, Preseot Sired, L;rrpool, d4tsd Gil JIM.
1851.
To Professor Holloway
STA Your Pills ana Ointment have stood The
highest on our sale list Of Proprietary Medicines
FOR some years. customer, TO wlior, can refer
Tor any enquiries, desires me TO let you krow The
particulars of her case. She had been troubled "a,
years with disordcred liver, and bad digestion, =
On the last occasion, however, the yiruIencc of
the attack YVES so alarming, and the inflammation
sci IN so severely, that doubts were entertained or
her not being able tie bear up under It fortunate-
ly she was ndnced to try your Pills, and she IN
forms me that after the FIRST and each succeeding
dote, she lad great relief She cont;r,led II n IL
them, and although she used only three Boxes She
Is now in the enjoyment Of perfect health could
nave sent you many more cases but the abovp
from the srrerity 81 ne attack, and the spetan cure
think, speaks rIncliin favor of your astonishing
RUS (signcd) r. w. KIRKUS.
AN EXTRAORDINARY erRs OF RHEUMATIC FEVER.
IHvAs DiEMEg's LAND.
Copy Of Letter inserted in the Hobart To,ca Corr
ier, u the ia March, 1851, BY Major j. Bafch
Margaret NJ 'Connigan, nineteen years Of ACE.
residing at New Town. had been suffering from
violent rheumatic fever for upwards OF two months
winch had entirely deprived her of the use of her
limbs; during this period she was under the care
oi the most eminent medical men in Hobart Town.
and by them her case was considered homeless a
friend prevailed uponher to try HoIioway's cole-
oratcd fiils which she consented to do, and in an
incredible short space Of time they effected per-
feet euro.
CURE OF PAIN ann TIGHrxEss IN THE cuEsr Asp
STOMACH or PERSON 81 YEARS OF AGE.
From uessrs. Thew {. Son P,oprieiors Of The LINN
'1arerfistr, rho can couch for The .toiio,ring
ment.-.7ugust end, 1851.
To Professor Holloway,
SIR ri desire to bear testimony to the good ef.
ieeis Of Holloway IS Pills. For some years | sui
Tered severely from a pain and tghiness in thu
stomach, which aas also accompanied by short
ness of breath, that prevented me from walking
about. lam 81 years of age and notwithstand-
ing my advanced state of life, these Pills have so
relieved me, thai am DESTROYS that Others should
be made acquainted with their virtues. am now
rendered by their means, comparativcly active
aud can take exercise without inconven or
pain, which could not do before. (signed)
HENRY COE, North Street Lynn, Norfolk.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-12
GUS,IOCKS. STOVES, sc.

GUS, LOCKS. STOVES, sc.
iEaHE undersigned having located perma-
H. u emily in Martinsba-g would respect
fully announce 10 the citizens OF The town aud
Couniy that he has opened Shop on King
Street. two doors east OF The residence OF Mr.
Conrad Ronsh and opposite the Residence OF
Mr. John M. Wolf. where he viii be prepa.
redio do all work connected with the GUN
AND Loo KSMlTH business. Guns otev-
cry description made and repaired upon short
noilce. EFF
He also has on hand. and will keep an as
sorlment OF STOVES. COOKING. PARLo., Sc.
for wood or coal. which he will dispose of
upon reasonable terms. Te asks share OF
patronage. Call and examination yourselves
LOUIS HOFFENBROEDEI..
Dec 90, 1852. a
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-12
IEWELRY.

ILW FL!tIs
I HAVE Jlst received large y, Of Dreastrips,
7 Ear Rings, scarfIns. shawl Pins. Jain Gold
Rings, Set do. Large Plain Top do Wrought do !,
Cola and Silver Pencils Gold Pens, Watcli Chains,
Fobs Keys, &c, which | viii sell on the most ne
eommodaing terms
peas S, ISL WI nEsLETIYT.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-12
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

CURE OF A DrsoRDERED LIVER AND FAD
DIGESTION.
Cepg u q Letter from Dir. n. W. Eiyk4s. CHEM.
~ Z, Prescott Streef, L;rerpocI, dtztsd 6h J,as.
1851.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-12
MUSICAL pNsTEsUMENTs. )

E,LUTES. Flagelets. Violin. Accordeons,
n and Music Boxes for sale by
Dee 8, 80. W. II. HF SLETINE. &
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-12

wood Cutters and DiteEser wanted
7 WISH to employ some hars.s to cut cord wool,
1 and man 10 do some litehing.
Dec. i. ls5a-3.. " T. COMPTON.
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NoTKE.

n y PENSIONERS are hereby notified not to pay
ItH any one, except self, for work done at Ia y
shop. withouta written order from me.
June 20, 1852 MICHAEL GROVE
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-12

EUST received a splendid lot Of Tobacco,
- Segars, and Snuff, for sale cheap by
Dec. s, 1852. w. III. HESLETfNE.
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SU,W!,S. Sl;,WI.s.t

GONE of hose very large Waterloo Shawls
- on hand vet. and can be had cheap al
GRANTHAM'S New Store. Nov. "a.
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RQsrenefs:

GEoEGE DolL.
MEyEHELL LOCKE
NANARsnALE & MoLFT, ,t..;.,...r
Jonx W. BoYp,
BESJAMiS r. BoSp
GEoRGs W. lluNs.
January s, iS53--3m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-01-12

a Last Of Premium Notes returned and
entered upon record docket. from the Isl
day Of January, 1862, to the lst dan OIL
Jdnuaru. 1853.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-04
RAILROAD BREAKrAsT-A Good Ide.

RAILROAD BREAKPAsT-A Good Idea
By an arrangement just completed, pas
sengers before leaving Bufalo for New
York, while purchasing theis tickets at the
Office they are handed bill Of fare, from
which they select such articles as they de-
sire. The orders are Immediately forwar
ded by telegraphic communication to the
rcf.c.hment room at Warsaw, and mum
bered tickets are handed to the diaeren
passengers. Upon arriving at Warsaw
each finds upon the table whose numbe
corresponds with the card, the breakfas
he ordered in Buffalo, and the train wait
twenty minutes for him to eat it.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-04
LEWISBURG UNION COUNTY, PENN FRIDAY FEBRUARY L. 1853


Mr.. WHARTON moved 20 refer the bii
just reported to select committee OF fvs
members, with power to send for person.
and papers.
The motion was agreed TO.
Mr. DcNSiSG compare Bills] reported
that A. NJ. spangler had resigned, and
that Lucius F. Barnes had been chosen as
Comparing Clerk on the part Of the House.
On motion Of Mr. SERGEANT, the House
proceeded to the second reading Of the bill
TO aid in the erection of monuments COM
memorative of the Declaration Of Indcpen-
dence, and the bill passed fnslly.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-04

We are gratl6ed in bein, able to state
that all difficulty between the stockholders
OF the Wes, Branch Bank has been amicabi,
and satisfactorily adjusted, and This iusll-
tulion will coutinue 10 do. ss it heretofore
has done profitable and successful busi.
ness. We never write more confidently
than we ough, in relation to the s,abilit,
Of Banks and, in this instance. say whal
We know 10 be true. tha, there is not a
soander Bank, in Pennsy ivania or else.
where, than the Wes! Branch. Nearly all
The stock is owned by men Of wealth. who
are personally responsible for the payment
of all lis notes; the management OF il,
affairs is 10 the hands Of some Of The besl
and safest business men ia the country
and lis paper is kept al par IN Pblladelp phia
and will Continue 10 be so.-Lyc0n.in5
| Gazette.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-04
The True Heaven.

Rs.oice, uy soul; No SIN sLA.. Light
t'eternal spir.: world,
Its curse shall fee to endless night
To deep pe.dii.oa hurled.
Tia s.ISIs from every cline Shsil soar
To their upchanging rect,
And esrth's divisions vex NO more
Tie .Ii1if. oi TIE best
There's not NsIsopIsT in Heaven,
To shout the loud Amen,
t. swell the song II sins fo.:iven.--
All. where are bi;o;s then.
Within the peaceful realms sb3ve
No fEtSsYrIEIAS soul
Shall tell Of Gods elec;ipg love
" bile elIiess s.s.s roll
n EE,scoPALlvy, too, trov,
Nor par. nor 10; has there;
De lie Of High Church or Of Low,
IL Heaven Ls has Nc sh.re.
The or.Kra ps'er shall aad s.st
lh ai! ,ne nOig pace,
7 is lot for him to plant his feet
Among the soas u grace.
Th- BAa-IsT, too, shall knock in vain
=; tie celestial gate,
And YET GtEi.Ita1ce never gain
Wht., tLea, shall Be IEY fate,
"TAc PURE in heart" Submissive, meek,
Who love God while on earth,
WHO oun His name, His VII who seek,
Are heirs Ct Heaven by birth
CHRISTIANS shall swell HIS holy song
Without = jsrrins chord
Eternity the note prolong
Of "sLoET u THI LORD"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-04
VOLUME IX.--NO. 40
WHOLE NUMBER, 4GO.
The Ministers Call.

sless Jesus lov-ly Saviour be h2. esli.a &c 70
In tie sin-y sra mas; .ssT hs eos< uos
sAissei' dear friend. AID lSy.ns AsgAISEs tas sSsS
iEamY-i mas. tios,
arc .oo1t -AEstoa every er-.,s.s ssr ne tie rssi
500"
Ssy rO' flr months thsn h. h.r.es tie Sc d
are Whit, ,h= h.rs.s; near
lie that r-siih =ia sLss A. In Ii, ssn,tur. d,h
aIte.E;
cteE Ill ;raTel o. NJ Jesus ole. nscut.In. hvA ard
valley. io~,
To seek tide s. ry asA. XAs.s .0r . ~ II. vu:d
i, go
Tome poor sinner viii yca seas ns H. cos Door suz.,,
Los re,eH.,
The tessi Js-a. b. h., called you, {, ~ him w,
In An:;
Oh tsarksn srns-' = sn,-ra,ed ..y vii yos hsv.ry
Lord Or no,
To yOs y sd Is directed, ssa Sill u. .ord Il n Is.
cone p'o. i.rs ~ho h.vs Wandered AID you: ala
lac mountains rise,
Let your hopes cAEs ts :anasi prsare 70 n.s, ha
in the .kies,
il L Oas sas appear LIE crimson, he'll s.sh ysa. scai
a. ~tite -no~,
come POOR siEnsrs - he Saviour .ud sa the ~ssd TO
.-e go
CINE ta,ksitrrs vhs hare ~..ss-.d ece home ssr.s
home 70 Fsthel'. house,
Corae huHs oOa-s L5u.e, -.Itsrins pilgrims ec-zs
horse aEc rsy your yo~s,
he t.sssei Jesus - av.Ies YOU, al thing rvsy
DO- / AnO-,
lie i-itd ca: .ra = k;.st s:l c ne tie vc,i
is.g0.
i. lizzie abs Of ny Eeie.er yoa VIA :.ea On PASTURES
sreva,
E0lo~, fos Chrs; Saviour, =; you; Ugh; -
scn,
Eve: R1 ant love each othr AMI .Lua the p.:As :lss
lead D. we
And t-avel tie way ross:h.r trevs brethren, fs
must =.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-04

gospel into an engine Ct State, and subsii
tu,ing human fallibility for those personal
convictions Of religious belief which every
one should exercise for himself, and foI
the exercise Of which every one is respon
sible.
Iu what manner it may be proper fol
one government to present this grave
question to other governments, 60 not
undertake at present to sag. l shall move
its reference to the committee on foreign
relations, feeling satisfied that they vii.
give it their earnest attention, and in the
hope shat they will make report which
will lie authoritative, as the expression Of
our views, and still more those Of our con
stituents, in any communications the Ex-
ccu;ive may open with foreign powers.
Certainly there can be no objection to
firm and friendly representations, aud /
can not doubt that these declaration. OF
the wishes Of the American people viii
have weight everywhere, aad am satisfied
they viii ere long produce i saluiary effect
in some countries, and eventually in all
This kind of interpositicn well befts
this republic and as day by day We ind
ourselves engaged in far different questions,
We have cause to feel gratifel that the op-
portunity is eGered Us Of aiding in work
which comuends itself to cur consideration
BY the highest motives that can influence
human action.
And am free to confess, sir, tha; foi
myself rejoice at the occasion thus given
to US, while pleading for the full to.crltiOn
of religion, to bear our testimony to it.
priceless value. Independent of its con-
nection with the human destiny hereafter,
l believe the fate Of Republican govern
ments is iudissolubly bound up with the
fate Of the Christian religion, and that a
people who reject its holy faith will find
themselves the slaves Of their ow1 evil
passions, and Of arbitrary power. And /
am free 10 acknowledge that l do not see
altogether without anxiety some Of the
signs which are Swallowed forth around
Us.
/ Aweak and sublimated Imagination witt
some, and irregulated passions with others,
are producing founders and followers OF
strange doctrines, whose tendencies it is
easier to perceive than it is to accoun; for
their origin and progress. But they will
fnd their career and their remedy not il
legislative, bu, in sound religious opin-
ion, whether they inculcate an appeal to
God by means Of stocks, and stones and
rappinJs, the latest and the most rid:cu
lons experiment upon human credulity, o1
whether they seek TO pervcIt the scripture.
to the purposes Of their own hb;dinou.
passions, BY destroying that safeguard ol
religion and social order, the institution
Of marriage, and by leading lives Of unre-
stricted intercourse, thus making pi oselytts
to miserable impos,ure: unworthy of ouI
nature, BY the temptations Of uubridlcd
lust
| This same trial was made in Germany
some three centuries ago, in period OF
strange abominations, and failed And it
will fail here. Where the wold Of God j.
free to all, no such vile doctrine can per.
manen,ly establish itself
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-04

Statistics show that Printers live shorter
lives than any other class. The noxious
etluvia arising from tie type, the constant
confinement and want Of exercise, and the
late hours to which work is ofsentins5
prolonged, are the Prime causes:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-04

BETTING ON ELEcTIoNs.-TheS Supreme
Court Of Ohio, now in session, have dsci
ded that any person losing money on be-
on the result Of an election, may recover
the amount lost by suit; and if the lose
fail to sue in six months, any other per
son may sue for, and recover i, for his ow.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-04

AMERICAN Books IN EyoLAND-In a
number of the London Athenaum We find
forty-nine American books advertised, one
extensively reviewed, and four favorably
noticed" A far greater number of vol
umes Of American literature have been
sold in England during the year 1852
than Of English literature in America.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-04

Tie Ericsson vessel, We are tod, will
be at Norfolk on or before February Goth
to meet the Secretary of the Navy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-04

A rat was killed in Petersburg, Va,
last week, which weighed two pounds tel
ounces.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-04

THEY who drink away their estate, drink
the tears Of their widows and the very
blood Of their impoverished children.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-04
A Hint.

Harsh words are like the hail which beats
The herbag. to the ground;
Kind words are Ike the gentle rain
Which sc.tters freshness round
As POLISHED steel receives stain
Prom drops at fandon flung,
So dos the child, when words protane
Drop from parents tongue
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-04

Love is a weapon tba: conqusrs ne,
rhsc IL else fails.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-04

TuI1 cIe. before yoS rad any mo,..
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-09

severity upon the former, we shall seek an
apology in the remark, They would have
it so.H
But il becomes the more necessary for another
reason. It is obvious, from the course of En-
gland, France, and Spain, that foreign conspi-
racy to make Cuba valueless as a part of this
Union, by making it a Jamaica or st. Domingo,
is probable in the future if it does not exist at
present. The facts, which we have mentioned in
this article will put the country upon their guard
against trusting our foreign interest TO those
men whose patriotism is limited by the more
powerful suggestion of a wretched fanatcism,
and who might reconcile their conscienees to
the surrender Of our foreign policy to the de-
mands of a sectional organization at home.
We say again, as we have said before, let
the country applaud its true friends and reward
them and condemn and punish its open foes,
or those, who, under the mask of party fidelity
and genuine patriotism, conceal motives and
feelings as dangerous to the peace of the
democratic organization as it is to the honor
and safety of the Union
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-09
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1t will contain all the best matter published in
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labor diligently and faithfully, and hope to de-
serve and to enjoy the reward of labor.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-09
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The Portsmouth, Va. Daily Transcript com
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and uncalled for remarks in relation 10 it. Its
rudeness, however, We pardon, as we feel that
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