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urged BY them Massachusetts is providing for
THEN, bank ioan, without even The .'wse proyis
ion" Of collateral security Of s,ocks Now II The New
York example Is dangerous what must be said oil the ex
ample OF this State Is il not Just what The Newbury-
port Herald (whig) lately sad II piece OF Insanity
What The last resisasce this policy that The jour
nal suggests Ii appeals foreiby TO Governor Seymour
TO veto the bill IL says
81 wise ruler will look beyond The apparent bat ten
loIaTy interests OF the hour 10 The permanent welfare and
the interests OF his country He will face the noisy
camors OF the moment, however general they are and
base himself what will stand the test OF time and
perienee.
" The argument, that if this bill become law the de-
mands OF those will be answered who seek TO increase
the State debt TO supply the demand for issues OF paper,
ought to have no weight Their demand will never be
satisfied. The only answer 10 those who want an un
natural and dangerous stimulus Is decided no
The people will decide the issue II II be LETT TO them
Appeal 10 them with manly courage and confidence.
This will do well for Massachusetts, as il will Tor
New York. Never there soander sentence writ
ten than tina, 1.-THE DEMAND FOR ISSUES PAPER"
will never be satisfied The batch Of credit banking
authorized this year will but whet the appetite for more
the next aud this will 30 until there is another
explosion Put this question 10 the people OF Massa-
chuses to-day, and the majority against The outrageous
course OF The legislature would. beyond question. be
Overwhelming and democratic executive OF Massa-
chusetts with back bone enough to plant himself on
principle would not hesitate 10 veto the whole batch OF
additional bank capital, and appeal with manly courage
and confidence his constituents for their approval
The people would glory in his fidelity to their interests
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We have the pleasure to announce the nomination OF
the Hon. Charles James Faulkner by convention OF the
democratic party Of the eighth congressional district Of
Virginia The convention met in Winchester on The 27h
OF April, and on the third ballot Mr.. Faulkner was
elected the democratic candidate for Congress Mr. John
Randolph Tucker, young democrat of brilliant promise,
yielded the nomination 10 Mr.. Faulkner without
test, gracefully posponng his own laudabe ambition to
The harmony Of the party 1t is suggested that the cleo
ainy but we cannot believe that any democrat can re-
fuse to support the nominee OF his party especially when
the candidate ia worthy of support as Mr. Faulkner
The efficient service which be rendered the party IN 'ns
late presidential election and the eminent ability wh'eh
marked his congressional career ente Mr. Faulkner 10
the confidence and cordial support OF the democratic
party We entertain no doubt OF bis election.
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BY c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
Tuesday afternoon My l2h, O'Clock the prem
se shall sell. by trust bearing January
Liber A. No. a. folios 49, Lex
1874 Ac Washington country
District Columbia ali that piece parcel Of ground situate and
lying Washington being OF lot numbered
nineteen square hundred and
oa plan Of the said
nd of az
@ eleven and half l4) inches west from the northeast
thence tho south sid. OF
street north (2 seventy m
thence twenyfou (2 thence north the begin
ming seventy (75 together improvements
residue in three payments,
mouths for secured by sdeed Of
trust bearing Interest from day OF sale.
Ifthe terms OF are complied within days,
reserve night the risk and
purchaser
All conveyanees at the expense Of purchaser,
N. CALLAN, !
w. ID. DAvfDGE, ! i"s'''''
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
Ap 2s--eodAds Auctoneer,
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by j. c. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer.

by j. c. MCGUIRE, AucttOnecr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME FURNITURE 6c.-on
Tuesday morning, 10 O'Clock of
James g. McGuirc shall SELL by virtue Of deed of trust
le5a duly recorded
A. g., 49, 49, i2l of
Washington county following described property,
Two ornamented git-frame mirrors
Pair of mahogany hair spring sofas
dozen 10
marble top sofa tables, rockers
Walnut whatnot, walnut dressing case
Red plush rocker six walnut chairs
cottage chamber suit eight pillows, and four holsters
Three walnut dressing bureaus, walnut wardrobe
Walnut marble top wasbsand four lamps
Two cottage bedstesds, four husk mattresses
-Four best cured- hair mattresses
Silver plated casters, granite dinner and tea
SIS under credit Of thirty
SIXTY days notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
THOS. j. FISHER, Trustee.
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
Apcq Auctoueef.
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49,, or yur prnooR ATTIC PARry.-We were mueh
ur.sed recently in perusing able letter from Hon.
Howsu Cobb, of Georgia, well known ~ one Of the
prompen, leaders in the Union pocs organization ..
The South which composed indiscriminately OF
wings and democrats but united in supporting the com
prom-e measures OF 1850, advising its abandonment I'M
der the circumstances that now exist and reunion OF
the democratic party OF the State upon The basis OF the
principles laid down in the Baltimore platform, and re.
Gently enuncated in the inaugural OF General Pierce
Gov. Cobb gives many excellent reasons, showing tina.
il inexpcdient longer connae the Union party and
we doub, no, that his counsel will prevail and II co.
we shall once more have the pleasure OF seeing The gal
liant democracy of Georgia and Mississippi firmly united
in one compact and nvinoibe organization, giving 70
General Pierces administration their warm and eoroa
SUPPORT Ci~1,nron Enquirer.
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We understand that some o III wings Of this county,
on last Monday, whilst General Bsyy was ahiessin4
the people, held caucus and invited Mr. Lew" = ~ a.
Finney. of Aecomac. 10 lake The FED against bin. we
have heard some assert, that had they known osne'a
Bayly'. view. previous to going ia This oaasu' they
would not have desired opposition TO hin we have
heard prominent wings Of King and Que -, a wen
Essey say hey were opposed to bringing out opposon
10 General B. and we are certain whoever may be m
duced TO enter the field will wish ne had remained qusl
o'Sse = TTappohanrok Gssetk, AyrI "a.
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To the Voters in the Third Congressional DIS
trict OF Virginia.

FELLc CITIZENS: | announce myself candidate for
your sursges at the approaching election. have wait
ed until the people Of each county coul assemble
court day. and give Unbiased expression to their wishes
Now that have Heard from all the counties, and the
city OF Richmond, present myself before you, with
heart fell thanks for the kindness and confidence which
have been manifested towards me, and the ronise that
II you shall please to again, will you to
the hes, of my ability
Very respectfully.
JOHN S. CASKIE.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
sArURpAY MORNING. APRIL 80. 1855.

p}r Lkwis OF Montgomery, Alabama, 10 our gen
s.ai agent OF Alabama and Tennessee,
sisted by G. " o. LEWIS and SAaust d. Lewis
abr O. W. Cincinnati, Ohio, general travelling
assisted by JoHS IT, DHEr H. D.
THoaAs o. DYER NJ. L. WlsnaAs, Isaac BARTLETT, H. e.
Cooks, A. l.. CHLps, and l.. r. BKowsELL
uyI sAAsL H. JAAEs, No. le1 south TENN street, fhAaef
pha general travelling agent assisted BY Wa H. W3LD
CoLLIss JAaEs DE1SSo, HAsArr Jos bvrros Gao.
Burros, Isaac NJ BopINK, EDausp W. Wtsf WiLLiAs L.
WATERMAN, and GEoKox /. McLsop.
Uy-Receipts from . tbs above will be good.
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HE SUPREME CoURT.-Tbe supreme court Of Penn
syvana Terminated It's March term Philadelphia on
Thursday last. The Pennsylvania remarks that the
judges have by their attention to business their industry
their ability, and well digesed opinions won The appro-
val OF the bar and the confidence Of the commani,v
The argument list, overgrown in its proportions and
place on which has for so many years past given promise
OF long repose to an unwilling debtor, now of moder
ate size and removed this court can with Ger
tany be reached and decided at the first term after re
moval This improvement, and the prediction. of
those who argued against The election of Judges BY The
people are falsied by this practical and beneficial result
OF the system. The judges learned and able men,
have shown themselves fully worthy of the uss, con-
fded TO Them and have thus done all 10 make the people
government
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ny GREEN & SCOTT, Auetioneer..

DRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on Monday, the I'd
May, shall SELL front of the premises, at O'Clock,
brick house and which stands, situated in
square cas- The house five good
street, between 5h and 9th streets
Yard market The property fronts fifteen feet
inches, running back hundred feet
Terms sale One third cash balance In six, twelve and egh
The
GREEN b SCOTT,
IN 98-d Aucuoneers.
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THr COTTON cRoP.--A wriefin the Charleston Mer-
cary who thinks that the estimate OF the cotton crop OF
this year IL likely TO be under three millions OF bales,
and believes il 10 be unounded and well calculated to
lead into Wild and ruinous speculation, makes est
mate OF bis own, founded what has arrived and what
may be expected, taking the receipts OF former years for
data. and calculates that the crop will be about $780,
900 bales.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE, Auction&er.

VALUABLE CITY LOTS AT AUCTlONBy order of the tros
Of Washington shall sell at public sale my
Wednesday, May H. at 10 O'clock the fol
lowing described property, viz;
half Of lot lots l0 III IL, IL, 49, III Is, 49,
and half Of lot 20
Do 900, lots and 10
Do 800 whole
DO 354 lots 5 aud g
Do 3s5, lOt25
DO 459 part oflot5
463 part ofIot2
4g4 lot Is, and half of lot 2
DO 500, whole square
DO 5D3, lot 30 and Improvements
Do 5Oi part Of lot II, lots IL, 3D. a. Is is, H. IS, 49,
5i2 whole square
5i6 2,a 4, 9, TO- II, 70 10, a. Is,
49, a. 49, 49, aud 81
Do SAT, whole
DO $40, whole square
Do 557, lots IL, IT, 3d. and %
DO 5s1, west bsif Of whole square
Do 59S, lot 10
500, lots l and
Do GOO, Lotto
Do Do s ss1, lots lot : !, Is, 30 and 3,
$685. half oflot is
Do 600 |
Do $751; lots Z and
DO 500, lot 10
Do 70I, lots S and
DO 7o5, lot 10
Do 10e, lot 5
Do 708, south otlot /
Do 70S, east of lots 4 and
Do 744 of lots and
Terms residue equal payments,
a months with
day satisfactorily endorsed given for the
ed and deeds OF trust taken at expense
Of the purchaser.
the of complied with within hve days after
purchaser JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
APP 22-eod Aucuoneer.
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MATCHES, JEWEIRY. sec.-Istest styles.-M w.
GALrs BROTHER have Just opened their spring supply
latest styles gold Watches rich jewel
sc.
Also choice lot Of fine plated waro such SETS walters
Aibsts forks, spoons, Sc.
Resides complete stock Of ed silver and fine steel -peciace
and OF description they have
a varied assortment Of goods suitable for wedding gifts.
M, w, GAIT h BROTHER
Sign OF the Golden Eagle, Penn av, between
An
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III Tenth. The house story brot 20,
and Of the In
The furniture ts mostly and rood order
and everything necessary for use In ordinary family
The house il for the fpur. rnn
be @od -
Inquire Of James 3. Holland, At hi. once.
An 8-dN
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Lieut.. Maury, Washington.
Professor Henry, Smithsonian Institute.
The whole premium to be awarded for complete
work on the three topics named. treated under distinct
and separate heads For the first alone 5000 Tor the
second and third, So,5oO each. All communications
eave TO the subject to be directed to r. X. Brown, edi
,o' gan Francisco Evening Journal, in whose hands
ooho Tor twice the amount OF the premium has been
paced HENRY S. FITCH.
Z. SSbould Congress al hi. session mass bill for
me construction OF the road, this offer is void II not
tbe authors OF the day invited TO compete for il
without distinction OF nationality ri q
SAN FRANeIsco, March &c
eJ Our eastern contemporaries invited to publish
with comment - '
Mr. Fitch has deposited with the editor Of this paper
bond 10 the amount OF $40 900, security for be
meni OF the above premium, according TO the terms of
the proposal
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nm. EDWARD ~. CARMICHAEL, from Virginia,
his professional the citizens of Washington
His residence and Office i2h street, adjoining the Irving
Hotel- Ap&-du
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CILK mud L.ce Mrntles at cost for Cash onIy.-we
hand the
msp- and being determined clcss them without delay
will Offer the they In New York. for
charged account cent will be added.
exposed tables. Ladies wishing
cheap should this
the Undue offered viii certainly be great.
CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Ap 2i-6uf [lntell
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Nv y. q. Mcguire. Auo,,onocr.


VERY yALUABLR LOT NEAR TwELFrH-sTREET CANAL
BRIDGE AT AUCTfoN.On Wednesday afternoon May at
O'Clock premises shall sell subdivision u, Of lot No In
running width Canal and containing
2,a3p feet.
This lot from proximity bridge, and OF having
inducements for place of business and 10
o attention OF capitalists.
Tem,. residue twelve months with
by deed OF trust Tus ndisputsbs
all convey ances the cost Of purchaser.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Ap2o-d Auctopecr.
7 mEIEaE. Professor OF the French, spanish, and
~ and 9Th streets, Pennsylvania avenue, south side.
Ap 2S-lmif
no PAINTERs.-IO0Oo lbs. white Iead.Just received
direct from factory 900 lbs Lews white lead
do pure IN assorted packages which we offer for sale at the
lowest market prices. -
HOWELL h MoRsELB,
Apo4-dd' Successors O. wHiTTLEsEY.
MORE New silks, Bareg.s, and Embroidered aud
H plain Canton Crnpe shawi eceivedWe respectfully
hct the ladies, snd all goods
stock before purchasing We
and feel confident offer
goods We would like the public bear mind thai
making daily additions the
desirable good. TO be had ALL the place find
them,
we have a,o just opened splendid Of bsnds
cents yards with many other cheap goods recently bought
suction.
W. NJ. SINISTER n CO.,
APP 24-d6uf 7tb street, the
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7 MEIEaE, Professor OF the French, spanish, and
German languages Avenue House or at Mrs Dav between
~ and 9th streets Pennsylvania avenue, south side.
2S-lrnf
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-13
For the Lewisburg Chronicle.

WAKED UP, the local temperance cause
may be with you, not SO with US; We have
some Rip Van Wrinkles, who have slept a
long time, but the cause is onward, for We
hear of some who now preach the faith
which they once helped to destroy.
The Buffalo & Kelly Temperance Soci-
ETY. have held regular monthly meetings
during the years 1852 and 1858.
On the 9th March last, special meeting
was held at the Union School-house, Buff
falo, for the purpose Of electing officers for
the present year, when Andrew Magee was
chosen President, Jacob Ziebach Vice
President, J. D. Chamberlin Secretary, and
a committee of six for the present year.
Thanks were rendered to the former Presi
dent, Joseph Kelly, Esq, James Shields,
and other officers. 4 meeting was held
at the Black Run school house, where ad
dresses were delivered by Messrs. Kelly,
Magee, Ziebach, and P. Stahl, Jr., and
eight names were given in to the teetotal
pledge.
On the evening of 29th April last, the
monthly meeting was held a. Buffalo X
Roads-addresses by Eev. DR.. Malcom and
james Aiken, to very respectable audi
ence.
Next monthly meeting at the Pike
school-house, near Sheckler's, on Friday,
9th inst, at early candle light, where the
friends are invited to attend, ard addresses
will be delivered. J. Il.
Buffalo TIP, May II, 1858.
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DIED,

In Lewisburg, 29ih March, Of typhoid fever,
(in his l7th year, JoHS VAN BUKEN, eldest son
of William and Ann Weaver Of Montourville.
The deceased was promising Student in the
University.
On the 10th inst, at Buffalo X Roads, Union
Co, Pa, in her 10Th year, SARAH, daughter Of
William and Sarah l.. Vanvalzah.
Roses, too blooming snap their stem,
Then wither soon, and droop and die;
How like yet unlike thou to them
Too sweet for eeti IN, must bloom on high
In Northumberland, 7ih inst, Capt. JAMES
LEE, in his s0th year. Mr.. Lee was said TO be
the oldest citizen OF Northumberland native
of New England, but many years builder of
bridges in this State.
Near Halliday, Lake Co, I'll , 18th ult., aged
% years, SAMUEL CLIyGMAN, fvrrn-riy cr un-
ion county.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-13

FARMERS OF UNION 1T is important
that you and all Others who wish well to
the Agricultural Society, should j'oia carly,
that the amount to be expended in Premi-
ums may be ascertained, and also that a
sufficient number of Members, from whom
to select proper persons to serve as judges
of the articles presented in competition at
the Exhibition, may be secured. A good
start, will make ours vigorous and useful
Society.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-13
1000 MEN WANTED!

nN the line of the .S,ssgushauaa Railroad. be-
Dridseport Opposite to Harrisburg)
and Sunbury, in the State of Pennsylvania
This road is tfty-four miles in length, ruus
through highly improved country, and will
furnish employment of Stone Masons, Carpen-
pers, and laborers for the next Twelve months.
A large proportion of the line is heavy rock
observation-disclosures that are familiar with
work of that character will therefore find GER
tain employment and liberal wages.
DOUGHERTY, LAUMAN, & co.
Harrisburg, Feb. 90. lS53-if Contractors.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-13

r9-The Lebanon Valley Railroad Com
pany was organized on Wednesday week:
by the election of General Simon Cameron
as President; John Tucker, Robert Cole
man, William Strong, Isaac Eckert, Sam
ucl Bell, and john W. Killinger, as Direc-
tors, and Henry A. Muhlenbcrg, as Secre-
tary and Treasurer.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-13

1-Our Town Clock has great many
hard hits for refusing to proclaim the time
it keeps; but the old Clock, more mindful
than some professors of its connection with
the Church, with Christian meekness refu-
ses to strike back. Dear Mr. IL, when uiN
You restore Cline for the Million ?"
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The Railroad.

The next meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Susquehanna Railroad Com
pany will be held at Harrisburg on the
9th inst, when the Proposals for Grading,
&C., will be taken up.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-13

nAT THOMAS A. EMMIrT, Esq, with a
corps of Engineers will commence the
Railroad survey from Lewisburg through
Center county to Spruce Greek, on MON
DAY next
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-13

S~The Daily Me,cs (Phila.) designates
the proposed Lewisburg, Centre & Spruce
Creek Railroad, 4nother strike at
PhiAadcLphia"
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sa|Wc have received a communicate

saTWc have received communication
accidentally mislaid) strongly recommen-
ding JAMES D. CHAMBERLIN, of Buffalo
township, as the Wing candidate for As
sembly, next fall. We give the sub
stance of the article, which was from a
responsible member of Mr.. c. own party,
and contained request for the Star to
copy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-13
STOVE WARE-ROOM,

Upper end Of Market 81. nert Brick Foundry:
NIlE best and most approved COOKING.
i SHOP, OFFICE or PARLOR Stoves,
Ploughs, Castings. &c. at low rates, by
- -~ CHRIST & FRlCK. =
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M " ~ MAP
OF THAT PORTION "
NO RTH A Nj E RIGA

u u =
KxHIBIrINs
The CniteI States and Territories, tie Cs-
aados, Ne,r Bruascick, Ncru Scotta,.
and Nesico,olso Central Americ6
and tie Hest Iadia Laands.
Compiled the recent Surveys and aush-pss
soarrcs.-pu,dslud ly JACOB A0Nk, B.itimO.s, ,Ai.'
A FTER much labor and expense, tAe'Pub-
~ Usher is enabled to furnish a Complete
and accurate Biographical Map, on q larger
scale than any general map heretofore issued,
embracing the whole country from the Atlantic
10 the Pacific Ocean, and extending from the
50ih parallel of North Latitude TO South Ame-
rica, or 10 within degrees of the Equator. No
labor or pains has been spared iu make it one
of the most accurate Reference .i-ps ever put
forth, there being much entire new III after taken
from actual surveys, and many names not
found on any other work extaul.
The Drawing and Engraving are executed
with nea,ness and accuracy. showing distinctly
the Railroads (made or prsJrcted,) Canals, Ri
vers and Lakes, with the Names, Eoul.s... les.
Position and Relative Size Of all the States and
Territories belonging 10 the Government of
the United states, Of North America, and vi the
Republic OF Mexico, together with the Canadas.
New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, also all tho
NADIA ard the Isthmus of Panama the lacati0n
OF all the Cities, Principal Towns. Villages, the
Indian Tribes, the ProuIineHi sappiny places
on the great routes leading We, 10 tte Gold
Re gions, 10 OREGON, &c.; also a table showing
the distances Dy land and water between the
most important places on his Coniiuent, aad
to other parts Of the World, exhibiting clearly
the Gold Regions ef California. the Surveys
and ExplorationSo Of Cei.F fremont, Lieu. w lkss.
Emery, Albert and others.
II will be found a valuable acquisition to all
Institutions Of Learning, and very nseful in the
Library OF any gentleman as reference map.
il being al. on the same scale, with no detached
portions. When mounted on rcElers the size
#. high BY S Il. inche, vide.
N.B.-A New Map of the World on Merca-
tors Projection, is engraved on the vacant
Southwest corner Of ,he General Aiap,pn Aew
Plan, there being Is degrees duplicated, exhi-
biting China In the West as well as in The
East, with the Continent Of America in tha
centre; showing, copcluSiveiy, the transports.
ton Of Goods from East TO West aud r;ce ,erso
must, eventually, be by The ls,hmus Of Panama.
Nicaragua Lake, or through the United States.
il being many thousand miles nearer.
LUTHER ROOT. A..x-
will soon canvass Union County for this Man,
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Winfield Wooden Factory,

Near HartIctOn, Union County.
FINHIS establishment is now in the best order.
The machinery being nearly all new,
and none but the best of workmen employed,
the subscriber feels safe in saying that his
work shall not be surpassed by any establish
ment in this or the adjoining counties.
His Wagons will be around as usual, and
those wishing to patronize his establishment,
will please avail themselves of that opportu-
nifty.
Ey9 have also on hand, and intend keep
ing a choice assortment of Goods, such as
Cloths, Satinefts, Cashyneres, Iiceeds, Bianhefs,
Yarns, &c, which I will sell low for cash, or
exchange for Wool and Country Produce gen.
orally. MARK HALFPENNY.
Har,leton, April %, ls53-u
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LEWISBURG CHRONICLE g. WEST BRANCH FARMER.

D1vIsIoNIsrs The Anti-Divisionists
are shrewd political wire-workers, and will
stop at nothing to defeat your wishes.
Make no bargains with them-place no
confidence in them-be not deceived by
them-let them not introduce discord into
your ranks. SNYDER COUNTY.