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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21
Wool-Lined Clores and Mittens.
Oyster Saloon.

HAVING fitted up the Rooms in FRIeK's
L L new bricl, block in superior manner,
the snbscrberis now prepared TO accommodate
individuals and parties with oysters etc. in
the best styles. share Of puh!ic patronage
solicited by CT. HESS
Lcwisburg, Sept IS, 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21
MEDICAL REFORM

- the citizen: Of Lswi.burs and ,;s;.:. ;S.ne. 70
he hiss removed into Nonh Tlird .,,.s. y 'A''
house formerly occupied BY C.p. p,nI - 10 aa
German Reformed Church. Th,.st,' ,'e's he
liberal patronage hitherto received +. III lie
to oder his professional service. to -, eonunrs.
desire them. ." whs na,
He practices medicine in .ecorJ,,..
most approved systems of Medical - p"saa With d.
no Calomel or Mercury in any fo,m -ei'.
to prove himself worthy Of the co, g.. AsE-,
community. ""'enee Of Il.
He keeps on hand. a, s,r.
variety of Thomsonisn and o't. :" ,c.'tsn'i'.
desire them. ''sis as u.r
ne i' also prepared to clean and .,.r,e, IT,,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21

S John Alexander, ESD, of Kelly
township, on Wednesday last, killed hog
81 months old, which weighed GAS pounds.
We reckon this will pass for a Union Co.
specimen.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21
>1o>7-'>o->'1 -S-~----~@-S-"~
by Canal Commission

HARRISBURG, Jan. IL.
SUPERVISORS.
Delaware Dlyison-Geo. W. Clawsor
Of Bucks CO.
Eastern Division-J. B. Hour,, Mont
gomery Co.
Lower Junia;a-W. W. Wilson, Junia Ia
Co.
Upper Jun;ata-Jas. A. Cunning ham,
Huntingdon Go.
Upper Wesiern-W. Boyer. Green Co
Lower Western Joseph Clark. Arm
lrong ca.
West Brancn-J. II. Kel.on Lycoming
County.
North Branch-G.W. Search Luzcrne
County,
WEIGH MASTER.
Phila6elphia-R. r. Simpson Phila. Co.
Easton-H. Yard. Northampton,
Lancas,er-Lot Watson lawrence.
Mountain-R, Williams, Blair.
WEIGH SCALES.
HhIlidaysburg-J. IL. Leet, Washing.
ton County.
Johns.ownJ J. C. Barret. CIcarheld.
WEIGH Lock.
Johnstown-J. K. Gregg, Washington
Co. ...
Piusburg-A. Steward. Allegheny.
Beach flaven-H. r. Kline, COLUMBIA.
Hollidavsburg-J. K. herd, Centre.
No''humhsrIand-C. s Brown, Wayne. |
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21
- Il. GERHART,
U3fY(h Surgeon Dentist,
A I his Residence. South Third st., corn
N of the Board walk.
WTSBURG. 500
Fanttlp groceries.

OS DBLS. FISH. 3GO lbs. CHEESE, 5000
~ lbs. HAM. Fitch, and Shoulders, Dairy
SALT, Sc. for sale a. Lewisburg Cheap Store
hv &. L. BOWES
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21
Just issued. magnificent Por-rai, of
GENERAL JACKSON

engraved by i B.WrLrn.Esq. after the cr;r-
portrait painted hy T.srILr.E,q. This r,r,
VIII be match fer the Washington. and .,
every respect as we'll got up. Price $50 /,
copy. Address As above r-rr.sn,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21
India Rubber Gloves, rIittens, &c.

COUNTRY Merchants, in making their pur-
] chaser, should not neglect these desirable
and saleable articles. Their manufacture mas
been much improved recently, and they are
made very durable. Particular attention IS
requested to the
Uool-Lined Clores and Mittens.
They indispensable in cold AMI wet weather Iaiics
will find this Gloves useful in any work that will soil the
hands. at tine time that they will the worst
Salt Rheum or thspp-d UnDls immediately They are
made sll lengths 10 protect The arms and vrtsfs
For sale by WicoS. Billings & Co. No 3 Church Alley
and GooJyears Is Chestnut street Philadelphia. j. IL
PHILLIPS Pittsturg. Ia. FacoBer Haskell, Baltimore
MI. H. W. Schiller Charleston, SC Bart& Hickcox,
Cincinnati Ohio, and ly all Rubber Dealers in the Union
AZ retail by Country Merchants generally. 3Inl50
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AENITscE'S
i)aIsIt fla ,nelir Eiyb;!.inJ ;so0s,

ASEITEGES
! palsnt Ma lnelie Ei,b;.!ilJ ;,o05,
and IN this alone THIS Rod ha. been examined
by the most scientific g.n,lem-n III III. wurlI--
+ Professors NJ Muririr, Johnson, W aIior and many
others that have examined them. recommend anu
speak OF them in the highest term Of APPRECIATION,
and have pronounced them the only safe rods III
u,e in this OF any other county Tor the protection
OF Lives and Property. One advantage l. 10 divide
and throw back part OF the e.c'nc lluid harmless
10 the clouds IN time OF a stroke this enables the
rod 10 conduc, that portion OF fund ihst belong.
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
Eise 81. , doors aJorc lcth, 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
iuily used by the ioloa ne Individuals cohI Ianies
ard corp1IationS, whose names are cheeriully
submitted:
ia AID mar Ihilad'Iplia-!- L 5. Roberts Geo-=~
Santzingrr. Judgc Bouyier. Ju !-e Conra j. Hutort,
John Homes, Z. G. Cianley, j. Br,nner. IL Oakley CoraI
Ingcrso, The biockiey An>h"G-e Anderson ErotEeE>.
Rev J. L. Grant, John hoffman, Thos. GroE E,te Il
uoous A X Ginkers IL Snm.ns. Thos. Mott Co., VI
boUulng. j. +. Greer. j. W. watson, G. Uuuphrvy- j.
Ripley Co, J Nyman. T. Bsrlrn. J. oyen>hc. g. T. ~
per, Mr. Sharrless Mr. Mrrtir : Dorhiev. J. Eriukry
Mr. Da,ison, Dr. Paul II. Powers 70, j. W.Icperuy
H. siiiisr. the Rcd Bark Hotel the L. 5. Arsenal tie
Spring Garden Commissioners Hall.
In The &'ts Of Nsv JrSey.-Gcor-c Crispin. judge
Ca. Judge Dayton, John Aetnian, DR.. IL NJ lIurlic
Bcni. Roberts. Mr.. J. powr!ng.
UJThe only authorized Agent for the Counties
o' Cnio'', Juhiata. Mitiiin, CLINTON. l., coming,
Northumberland, Moutour Columbia, Luzerne, is
SAMUEL HOOVER.
Hrtleton. Union county, Penn.
Orders and letters addressed (pos; paid) 10 Mr..
Hoover. will be promptly attended to. He has
put up a number of these Rods in CGion county.
some OF which may be seen as follows:
IN UNION COUNTT
Hartley Tp-Nark iIaifFcnny, VIM. Foster Jol Ua.s
Michael Peters. Jarob Smith. David Finian, Reuben
Nench. George hrckn.r. ls,tr B.1iia-Coart Hons
and Commissioners Ohae. L,mss;oEs p-Johu Rcbrr
taron 7p.-Dr. Charles Wilson. Ua,h3a.lon Tp-Iohn
kuntz Simon kuntz. ENn Tp-Isaac Cou.d-on WHIT.
Deer Ip-Michacl Holman
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21

HUSSEY'S GRAIN REAPER,
FIR cutting both Gram and Grass
Great Improvements t5r 1852.
MANUFACTURED and for sale at the
VI Lewisbure Foundry by
GEDDES. MARSH & co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21
TO COACH MAKERS.

CTEEL Springs. Spring steei.Ir and B-,a
- Nnt Axles, Top Prop Irons. plain sndi
black Oil Cloth. black and fancy cold enanf
Cloth for Trimming. Lining Cloih, Coach La't
! niIS' &c. &c, 10 be had at reduced ra'e,'
the cheap store of KREMER & CO.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21

tailers who pretend to be Wholesalers.
Gold Patent Levers full jcwelel Isk $50 90 to sI2s 90
do do do S jeweled, isk 45 % {" 20 90
do do do full iex,Ie,i lex 40 90 6J 90
do do do levels, LEX sD co 30 90
do Ancborr fIll ieveiaI Isk 80 20 eo Go
do do do do lex 2S 90 so Oo
do Lepjnes 4 10 5 Jewels Isk 20 90 - 20
do 10 jewels lex IS 90 " Is 20
30 English and French w atclss, Isk II 90 '' Is 90
liver Patent Levers, fun je~eiod, 20 90 . - 70
co do do jewels, ~ 10 .. 70
do Anchors, ft!l j.scei, II 90 e 20 90
do Lpinss, 4 to jewels, II 90 ' 10 %
German liver Lspines, jewels. % " ~ %
Silver CHARTERS, 90 " 10 90
herman liver second land Watches, 2 so 50 IL co
God Guard Chains. 90 % - 90
do Ladies Fob Chains. u 90 &" 10 10
do Gentirn,cns Fob Chains, II 90 :. 80 20
do Vest Chains. 500 - Il 20
Gold Ladies breast Tins latest styles,
such Mourning. Eox and Glass,
Camtas, Clusters roll. braLeE, &C. 90 :. y W
Coll Gcntl.men's Breast Fins 80 /" 90 90
10 Cuff Pins, different styles, 70 30
do Finger Rings. 81 " 6 90
Gold Ear Rings, such Hoops, Drops,
Jenny Linds, Corn. Wheat, Straw
berry, Cluster, Scroll, Branch, Sc, oC {" s 90
iold Watch eals, so '' 90
do do k-ys, 80 90
do Pencils 2J - 10 90
do Pens, 20 4 90
do I.cescle., G7J 10 co
DO Hunting Loote.s, (Medalias) eco - Il GO
do Bracelets, 30 II %
silver poons, Teas, Tables, Desert, and
Salt, 90 g 70 o.
Silver pcctaeles, % % 20
And variety of fine goods, latest STYLES. neatly
got up, at prices to suit the times o. al wai-
ran,ed 10 he what sold for. Also a great variety
Of gilt ard plated goods-Chlins, Pins. Spoons
Lockets, Spectacles. Gases. Baskets, Ear Risgs,
Shaw Pins, Hair Pins Coral Beads, Steel Beads,
Purses, &C., &c, &c.-Also
Brass day spring and WEIGHT Clocks 5 90 ss 10 90
do 30 hour do do 10 2 80
day wood and gilt Time PIECES, 90 50 %
Month c ocks. l. 90 2S 90
Alst.ster Parlor Clocks. 10 90 - Is 20
raient Lever or Marincl Clocks, 500
French Accur,i.Ous, keys, 50
do do lOls 3 80 's so
Polka do lU% 10 90 80 IS 20
Music Boxes. : 90 - o 90
Aud hundreds of articles not n:en,ioneI.
Watches. Cck and Jewery carefully re.
paired ard wauanled. t'al md see
March. 1852 ..-. ly4I6
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21
IyOBESSAGn~.S UORN .SJREP,
THE TAPE WORM!

This is the difficult Worm to destroy of all that
infcs the human system 1t grows to an amost Idrt-
Mite lenyih, becoming coed and fastened in the intes
tines and stomach, eGectng the health 20 sadly to
Nitus Dance. Fit &c. that those afflicted seldom
il ever suspect that it Jors form hAsDing them 20
carly grave. In order to destroy this very
g-tc treatment must be pursnei 1t would therefore be
proier take 10 Of my Liver Fs, to remove
all distractions, that the Worm s,Tup may act direct
upon the which must lie taken in doses Of two
tabl.spoontuiis three times day: hcSe directions fol-
lowed have been known to fail Is curing the most
obstinate cas-. Of Tap. Hvrm.
HOBENS5Ck'S S LIiER PILLS
No part OF the system is Liable to disease than the
Liver it serving fter-r TO purify the blood Civ
ing the proper the b,ie that any wrong
action Of the Liver the other nrortnn parts Of
the System, and results variousy, in Liver Complaint
5anndiee, Dyspepsia, &c. We should, therefore, watch
every s. mltnm that might indicate II wrong action of
the Liver. These Pills bcu. composed of E0o.s and
Plants furnished by nature heal the sick, namely I
An Er7ecforar which augment the secretion from the
pulmonary mucus membrane promotes the discharge
Of sccreted matter. end An rafire which changes in
some inexprablc and insenshle the NOR
bid action Of the system. 3D. Tonic which gives tone
and strength to the system, renewing health
and ysor to all parts Of the body. Itl CaL,rtic
which acts in perfect harmony with the other ingredients
and operating on the bowels, and expelng the whole
mass oil corrupt and vated matter, and purifying the
b.ood which destroys disease and restores health
TO FEMALE.S.
fou VIII find these Pills invaluable medicine in
many complaints to which you subject In ohstruc-
TONS either total partial they have been found Of in
.smabe benefit restoring their
70 Sca!ty action purify ing the blood other fluids
20 ehectuai'y to put to fight all complaints which lnsy
arise from female Irregularities alache eidiness
dinness Of sight, pain in the side, back, DC.
None genuine unless signed J. N. HoBrs-
SACK, and others being base limitation.
Agents wishing new supplies, and store |
Keepers desirous of becoming agents must ad
dress The Proprietor, ]. n. HoBExsAcx, at his
laboratory, No. l:0, North I'd, above Race
st., Philad Pa.
Sold BY all Druggists and Merchants in the
United States.
AGExTs.-Dr. Thornton & J. Baker, Lewis.
'urg. Wholesale and Retail Agents for Union
;o-Davis Il Schnure, ,Selinsgrove Sitter &
fro. Midlinbarg; foungman & Walters, Dry
ALLEY; r. Keller, AdamsbuEg; s. Wii.enmyer,
flddiehnrg; NJ. Specht Beavertown; J. d
ilshsadelfer, New Columbia; A. II. Lu,z,
'orest Hill Ps1or 1Acn .s arr.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21
LEWlSBURG, PA.

4 l.. HATFIELD, has on hand large
"A. and splendid assortment Of wATcsEs.
SILvEHwARE and JkwELnr. Just received from
the best Importing and Manufacturing Houses
in Philadelphia and New York, and consequent
ly much lower than if purchased from those Re-
tsilers who pretend TO be Wholesalers.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21
Lightning Rods.

4 FrER many years close nvestig alton and
"A numerous experiments, the Pa,sniee takes
pleasure in informing the public that he has
arrived at the tue principle OF protecting families
dwellings, and property from the destructive niu-
ence of liGH TNING. The ealamiiies
hat every City, Town, ilIaee and Country falls
victim TO annually, lhro the gross negligence Of
It's inha iiuuts is beyond ca!cn!a'ion. espt cial,
Hhcn the remedy is SO easy to oblaIn-this is
found in
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Correspondsncs Of the Chronicle.
HARRISBURG. Jan. II. 1858

! HARRISBURG, Jan. ~, 1905.
Both branches of the Legislature met il
Convention to-day, to proceed to the choice
Of State Treasurer for the ensuing year
Thos. Carson, Speaker of the Senate, pre-
sided, and VIM. Lceeh, Jr., acted as Teller
on the part of the House, and Henry S
Evans on the part of the Senate, when
Jno. NJ. Bickel of Schuylkill had 76 votes
George A. Madeira of Franklin " so ''
James S. Wallace of Philad. &" |"
| Absentees 8
So Gen. Bickel was declared reelected
State Treasurer for tho ensuing year, and
the Convention adjourned.
Mr.. Madeira was a Wing Representa-
tive from the county Of Franklin, last year.
Dir. Wallace received the vote of the Native
Senator.
Among the visitors here to-day is Hon.
Andrew Stewart, of Fnyettc, commonly
known as "Tariff Andy" lie is . giant
in body as we'll as in intellect.
Tue Democratic caucus the other evo-
ming recommended that the next Demo-
cratic State Convention be held on Mon
day the 2Sth day of February next, instead
Of the 4th Of March, when many will be
anxious to attend the Inauguration of Gen
Pierce as President.
The bill to incorporate the Odd Fellows
Association Of New Berlin, passed in Sen
ate today.
Mr.. Slifer read in place bill to change
the venue Of the Administrators of Jack
son M'faddin, deed, vs.. the keystone Life
Insurance Company, from Dauphin to I'm
ion county.
Hon. Abraham S. Wilson, Col. Eyer,
Geo. A. Frick, Esq, and a number of
other gentlemen from the North and West
Branch region, are in town-some of them,
as is supposed, snuGing the savory spoils
about to be dispensed by the Canal Board.
pS Mr. Geo. Roland, the worthy sexton
Of the Lcwisburg Cemetery has hcH that
was caught under piece Of old carpet which
the wind blew over it, during the late Sc
rere weather, aud freezing fast to the
ground, kept its feathcred prisoner in close
custody for eleven days and half, without
food or drink. 1t laid two eggs in that
time and lost an eye. The missing biped
was discovered by one of the children ac-
cidentally treading on it. 1t seemed very
"donsy like" when first released, but is
now as lively and we'll as could be expected
under the circumstances.
We alsc learn that during tie summer
weather in the fore part of this month,
lilac tree in the cemetery grounds, put
forth leaves half an inch in LENGTH
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21
$500 CHALLENGE.

NHATEVER concerns the health and
w happiness Of people, is at all times of
the most valuable importance. | take it for
granted that every person will do all in their
power to save the lives of their children, and
that every person will endeavor 10 promote
their own health at all sacrifices. feel il TO
be my duty TO solem,ly assure you that
WORMS. according to the opinion of The most
celebrated Physicians. the primary causes of large
majority of which children and aduits
Liable. If YOU have appetite continually ehanscab,e
FROM kind OF food to another. Eat Breath, Pain in
the Stomach. Picking III" Nose, Hardness and fulin-ss
Of the Belly prv Cough Slow Fever. Pulse Irregular
remember that all these denote WORMS and you should
at once apply the remedy
HOBE.NAAOh'S WORN SIKEP.
An article founded upon scientific PRINCIPLES compounded
with purely vegetable substances being perfectly safe
when taken and be given to the most tender infant
with decided bcn fetal effect Where Bowel Complaint
and Diarrh~a have made them weak and de!tat.d the
tonic properties of my Worm Syrup sush that it
stands without equal in the catalogue of medicines
in giving tone and strength tn the stomach which makes
it inaiibe remedy for those afflicted with DyIs.a
The astonishing performed by this syrup after
PhyscaDs have failed is tie best evidence of its superior
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-21
GN&GC@GtcY3p

ooi received an assortment of 6re ,prr
~ rosewood MeIodeons, from Geo.A p 30
d Co.'S celebrated esta bis hmenr. Buffalo 81
4 octave e..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-17

icon the rep-e.ents.ions Of this sort which have goac
TO Concord within the last forty eight hours ~ to
render Il quite impossible for Gen Pierce to conpli-
u1ent Gen Dix after this fashion unless willing to do
it at the expense OF the open snd decided hostility %
bis Administration. at the outset Of nearly one hall the
Democratic party of Congress Of more than half the
Democratic members Of the two Houses, who are moi.
after Cfioes for themselves ortheir adherents.
Under these circumstances ia urged By those in
whose opinions place confidence ris; Messrs Dix and
Davis will be dropped from the programme IN double
quick time, and that the original design OF making up
the new Cabinet with Hunter and Marcy as It's leading
features, viii be adhered to
learn from Senators Of both parties that they sus
pect wal-st of being ct the bottom OF much OF the
late pother over the Clayton and Bulwer Treaty and
the Law and Aspnwal lines interest OF being at the
bottom Of the rest of IT, Or, in other words that Zen
Cas- kas been egregously used, without his knowl-
edge of course to lay the foundation tor seres oil
Government attacks the Eicarsgusn Oceanic Canal
and Transit Compsnies for the benefit of the "bears
in the first place and the rival a. s. MsiD lines IN the
next place Three years ago, it would have taken
nine enths of the Senators three days to find orf what
the State Of Nicaragua s the expenditures ators and
enterprise Of these Companies having made her
country of importance so far az her relations with the
United States are concerned 1t will be strange indeed
to find the Senate of the United States after having
their eyes opened to the to which it designed to
put them in this case aiding the efforts specuatorsto
destroy enterprises which have opened one Of the finest
neighborng countries to our people, which have re-
duced the cost Of trip to California one-half, and
which operate as the powerful link to keep our
extreme western possessions bound to the car Of the
American Unon-al, toe without the cost Of dollar
to the u g. Treasury Yet such believed to be the
designs Of the real orginstors Of the current Senator
al squabble over the Clayton and Bulwer Treaty
VERMONT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-17
HARVARD UyIvERsITY.-The

HARVARD UyIvIRsITY.-The first term OF
the academic year will close "Wednesday next The ex-
days viii Be continued Monday and Tuesday The Col
ese, at the present time enjoying hgh state OF pros
eet system Of organization and the examination give ev
dence Of high and most gratifying grade OF shoanmp
The past term has been emsenty one OF appheson On
the Of the under graduates and the members OF the d
ferent schools
With the present team closes the Official connection of
President parks with the UniTesty The period OF ms
administration has been one Of great prosperity Tor the Cor
ese ard but again express the regret We eei IN
common with a. the friends Of the institution At the re-
has ably and satisfactorily the 4eorous duties
Of Prendent Of the gnversy IL me ssrnss, oRe o.
and that advancing grade OF scholashp may ~
TO Harvard the frs place among the hish edu-
bu, eude TO the present unprecedented prosperity
Of the Law school The large number who have enjoyed liz
of its msnbers are no small evidences Of the ability and
fithures OF those who have had charge OF thh depart
neri The disnsuished reputation Of the sentensn VINO
have sled the several law proesssrshps has we believe
suffered nothing frsm their eepEecron with the school
which alike an ornament % the unverny and an henof
TO the profession. tCsmbndse, Mass, Chronicle
DErANIse THE U. s N.n.-Twomen named
Loring Bennett and Luther g Nay were arrested yes
terday BY the u s. Marshal Worcester, and brought
tottis city 10 answer TO charge Of wllfuy delaying
the mail stage between Barre and Worcester, By reus-
ING 10 allow to pess thereby delaying for one honr
ley keeping ahead in sleigh going az slow rate
They are complained of under ne following section:
If any person shsll knowingly and wilfuly oestret OK
Tttard the pssssxe Of the mail OF any driver Or
Of horse carriage carrying the sa1ne be shall
conviction for every such offence pay hne nes
one hundred dollars; and If any feTyuAn soaL ~ 80
delay the ame be shall Forfeit and pay for every yen IL
u;ss that the shall be delayed sun NOT
ten eolana- -. -. T..
The accused were held TO bail in 500 each i9r sAa
irarisu before T. g Commissioner herw1n, 70 dAy.
Boston Traveller, lFn'
T. A new Post-Ofice has been estaoiisned
in Canhrisre Msss with the name OF Sorln CAnsoTass
TAe Chron,is Of thar city sp Tee az - 'osr =,
O6ces in Csnhri1ss. seysrLny Known sy tse names o.
North CaubriSse Our weuld % vel 70 ee par
,iruI.r b. xyns the OF the oce 20 which their efs
ssouk - = N !. 10 little occurs
of.ts- throu a want ETA proper direction Sufficiently
oa.r nov are s.dded with double postage becaHss
u>dirrcted and resied torvEt-d BY hs Po-tnsst-r
10 the prayer ozee TIE estAsatn-I. Of a,aheI sice
bids FAR 10 I2e.ease tie sshcus'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-17
TIA distinguished English Geologt

To A distinguished English Geologist re-
Gently stated in conversation with friend of ours, that
smsng the results 60 which Layard and Rawinson have
been led by their researches at Nneveh, is the follow
Ing; Tina. the prophecies of Daniel were undoubtedly
written after the events to which they refer had taken
place and that the whole of this book is probably moth
ing but political satire This, though suppressed by
Laysrd In his work, has been communicated to the
London Asiatic Society, by Major Rawnson, and will
probably appear in its published transactions.
In one Of the works upon Egyptian Hieroglyphcs re-
Gently published in Germany which has come under
our notice is table Of Commandments copiedfrom an
inscription of the date of Of the elder Pharaohs.
These are more In number than the Jewish Decaogue.
but some six or eight Of them are the same.