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The weekly independent. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss) 1848-1853, 1853-04-16

Many years OF tr,.4, .a-l4pa o mp pairing the pub
lie confidence in this medicines has won for it APP
probation and uoofcty by far exceeding the most
sanguine expectations offs friends. Nothing but its
intrinsic virtues and the unuIsakabe benefit CONFER
red on thousands of sufferers could originate and
maintain The reputation it enjoys While many i'll
lerIor remedies thrust upon The community, have
failed and been discarded. this has gained friends By
every trial conferred benefits on the al cted they
can never forget and produced curcs too numerous
und too remarkable 10 be forgotten.
While u is igaud on lle public TO pretend that any
one medicine win mtaililly cure-sllthere is abun-
daut proof TINT the CHERRY PEcroRAL does net only
Il general Thing. bat almost invariably cure tae
maladcs for which is employed.
As time makes thcsc aets wider and better known
This medicine has Gradually become ihe bes reliance
ui lie afflicted, from the lug-cabH of the American
Peasant 10 the palaces EWppeau Kings. Through
out His entire country, every STATE, city, and m
deed almost every hum!e il contains. CHERRY PFC
ToRAL Is known rs The best REMEDY cxlaht for dis
eases OF the Throat art Lungs, aud IN many lore On
countries, it is cOminC 10 be extensively used BIS
their most intelligent Physicians. III Great B.ftan,
France aud Germany, where the medical .scicnce
have reached their highest pereclon,+ CHERRY PEC
aToRAL is Introduced, and in consiagt use in the Ar
mics pospilus, Aims Houses, Public Institutions,
and IN domestic practice, as tle suresl remedy their
attending Physicians can employ Tor The more dan
gcrous affections Of thc lungs. Also in ildrr cases,
and for children it is safe pleasant and ederuui 10
cure. In inct OF The most lattcIing tcs'imon-
ais we receive have been nom parents who have
found il cilcacious ~ eases particularly Incidental
TO childhood.
The CHERRY PICTORIAL is manuiacured by
practical Chemist, nd. every ounce Of j, uaicr has
oNu eye. with mvaG@Ale oceumty and care. II is
scaled aud protected by law rom couulerles, con-
sequenily canbe relied Oh az genuine without adult
teraiiun,
We have endoavorcd here To furnish the communi.
ty with medicine OF such intrinsic superiority and
worth as should commend itself Ia llIeir confidence
remedy at once sBiei speedy and eteeil Il, which
thus has By repeated and countless trials proved itself
TO be; and trust by great care in preparing ii with
chemical accuracy, of uniform strength to afford Ply
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ABERDEEN FEMALE COLLEGE.
= A G u T. r Y,

kev. X. S. GLADN Ely, A. NJ, President and
Professor Of Chemistry Geology. Physiol-
ogy, Moral and Mental PHILOSOPHY, and
Political Economy.
Mr.. c. BRAlNERD. Prof. Nat. Philosophy,
Mathematics, Astronomy and Ancient Lam
guages.
Mrs. GLADNEY, Assistant Superintendent
and Teacher of Botany.
Miss M. A. SMITH, Assistant in the Prepar-
atory Department.
Miss LAURA SNOWDEN, Assistant in the
Primary Department
Miss NJ, SAUNDERSON, Assistant
Miss f. HANSELL, Assistant.
Mr.. MICHELLY, Professor of Painting.
Drawing and Writing, in all their varieties.
Madame MlCHELLY, Teacher of Modern
Languages, Embroidery, and Assistant in
Music.
French and Spanish are SPOKEN daily in the
institute, and the Pupils tau nt to read, write,
and speak them. =
Boarders will room with teachers and be
under their immediate care.
Parents and Guardians are requested not to
give their children and wards permission TO
make accounts at stores; except under special
regulations.
Mr.. Merrel and myself have been disap-
pointed in our arrangements for the present
by the delay of letter and the miscarriage
of a telegraphc dispatch. In the meantime,
he has sent on gentleman, a finished scho-
ar and experienced teacher.
7. C0RBEN, Professor of Music on Piano,
Guita, Organ, Harp, Melodeon, &c.
A full course of Lectures will be delivered
with illustrations and experiments in Chem
istry, Natural Philosophy and Astronomy
Lectures will also be delved On the higher
branches generally.
A Register of the studies, recitations, alb
scnces, merits and dement's of each pupil will
be regularly kept for the inspection OF parents
md guardians
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Dissolution

THE coparmershp heretofore existing between
Drs. DALTON MANNING, has been di ssolv5d by
mutual consent.
Persons indebted may settle with either ofthe par
ties.
DIR. DALTON will continue the practice keeping
his office al he Drug Store of Pane q Dalton.
DIR MANNING will remain at the office formerly
occupiedby the late firm of Dalton Manning, where
the books and accounts may be und
DALTON X MANNING.
Oct 10th, 1s52, 2G-1y.
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HERRING'S
Patent Fire Proof Safe, with
HfhIiS PATENT POWDER PROOF LOCKS.

HAVING received the Prize Medals at the
Ill Worlds Fair, are now offered by the sub
scriber to the Public as the
PRIZE SAFE Of the World.
Tested aud approved as they have been eve
where, their Crowning Victory was reserved
TO be awarded by the Juries of the Worlds
Fair. The Subscriber also continues TO man.
uIacture and furnish
Wider's Patent salamander Safe,
(beng the first in the United States to whom
the Patent was assigned which has been ia
vorably and widely known, and acknowledge
ed as the Best Safe until the disc overy of
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Rates per Session Of five months.

PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
First Section. $40 90
Second Section Is 90
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT..
FRS. Glass $40 90
Junior and Senior 25 90
Expenses in Chemistry for Chemi.
Gals ard breakage in making exre-
limen.s. 90
Music Oh Harp 80 90
Use of Instrument s 90
Music on Melodeon 25 90
Use OF instrument 5 90
Music on Piano, $500
Use Of Instrument, SOC
Music on Guitar, 5000
Use Of Instrument, 500
Vocal Music 3 90
To Musical Pupils half price so
DrawineJn Pencil, Crayon &c. with
or without Painting III water col
ors. 10 90
Painting in Oil 25 90
Wax Work (per lessons) 90
Ornamental Needle Work 90
Languages (Lalin, Greek, French,
Spanish aud ltaian) one or all IL 90
Board in the Institute per month,
(nclujing fuel, lights, washing.
bed and bedding, &c 10 90
Incidental fee fuel, seryan: for
school room) 90
Regular Lectures with Illustrations ant
experiments will be giyeE on all the i'm
1oriant branches OF the course
wine wants Of the school have not a!
yet, called into service Prof, Hyer.
ADDISON LEA, Principal.
Aberdeen, Feb. 18th 1883 44-1y.
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Il. 7. Johnson,
WATCH MAKER. JEWEoER AND REPllGER

HAVING located permanently in this
IL place, tenders his services to its citizens
and flatters hmselfthat from long experience,
he can. in the shortest notice, despatch Jobs
with that neatness characteristic OF genuine
workman.
aie has aise, in his employment a gentle
man, who comes laden with the highest rep
ntatlon from julius Walker and Isaac Smith,
OF Buffalo, New York, where he has been in
their employment for number OF years,
&C. new and good assortment Of Watch
materials, always on hand. ALI WORT execu-
ted with neatness and dispatch--and always
warranted. 20
January %. l6J3 1n-,f
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BATTTII,E & WOODRUFF,
Wholesale GroceFs,
lNo. e, Commerce Streetl

Is mo. 80, Commerce Street,
MISUNDERSTANDING.
CHARLES NJ. WEAVER, will be found in the
above House.
~ o our friends in Mississippi ~ return our
j sincere thanks for their liberal patron
age the past season. We shall continue the
Grocery business in az III Branches and trust
our friends will KINDLY continue their support
BATTELLE Il Woodruff.
Mobile, Oct. 80, 1852
WINES AND LIQUORS.
In addition to our stock Of family and mer-
chant stores, we will keep on hand large and
choice stock of Wines Brandies, and Liquors
of every description, and our friends may rely
on getting pure article. Il. q w.
TOBACCO and SEGARS.
BY the LIST of November we shall receiv
some $500 packages of manufactured che
ing and smoking Tobacco, to which we
vie the attention Of merchants and others,
we will sell at small advance above cost.
Our Stock Of Segars will be unsRrpasse
having on hand and to arrive some 90
we feel safe in saying that we can suit all, both
as regards quality and price B. x ".
10 Twill continue in the above House
and trust my friends willnot desert me, pleds-
ing myself togive my individual attention to
all orders they will intrust to me.
CHARLES NJ. WEAVER.
October 80, 1852. 2S-Sm
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Rates per Session of Five Months.

Rates per Session Of Five Months
Primary Department, $l2 90
Preparatory IS 90
Freshman 20 90
Sophmore Junior, and Senior, 25 90
Expenses in Chemistry--ior breaking
Apparatus in making experiments &c 2 so
Contingent expenses, Fuel &e., l 90
Music on Piano, 2j 90
Use of Instrument and Vocal Music, 90
Guitar, 20 90
Use of instrument, 3 90
Vocal Music, when taken alone, ) 90
Drawing and Painting, 10 90
Crayon Work, 10 90
Needle Work, 10 90
Wax Work, per course, 10 90
Board per month, 20 60
LANGUAGES .--Latn, Greek. French,
Italian, Spanish 4 Germun, one or all, Is 90
Washing extra, per dozen, 80
Young Ladies will furnish their IN towels.
One half in advance, and the balance ri the
end of the Session, when all accounts must
be closed up r. S. GLADNEY, Pre- i.
Nov Sd, 1852. 80 #
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Remmington's Celebrated Patent
CONDENSING AND DIGESTING
COFFEE POTS.

TNHE undersigned having secured the ex-
l. elusive agency for this very valuable in
vention, for Monroe County, is manufacturing,
for wholesale and retail, at prices only 10 per
cent higher than the ordinary Coffee Pot, and
warrants them to make as strong coffee, with
one-thifd less OF the gram, and give it II flavor
superior to that of the old-lashioned Coffee
Pot. He also keeps on hand, at his
Large TIN Mant,factOry,
On Commerce Street, opposite HaHghtOn's Drug
Store,
A general assortment of TIN WARE at
wholesale and retail HI keeps on hand and
manufactures to order
BATH TUBS, SHOVER BATEA.
STOVE PIPING, WELL PUMPS, Oil
g. LARD CANS OF ALL SIZES.
All kinds of outdoor work, such as Gutter
ing, Roofing, &c, done at the shortest aotice.
He invites the attention of neighborng
Towns and Country Merchants generally, to
his assortment Of Tin Ware, and feels assured
that he can furnish them as low as any South
eJa Mandatory. JAMES OLDSHUE.
Aberdeen, July 81, 1852, IDLY
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NEW DRUG STORE,
Aberdeen Mississippi.

HNHE Undersigned having open -
Il ed NEW DRUG STORE Ss-zssslo
at the old stand of Coleman g.
Clayton, would respectfully all
nounce 10 the public, that he has e<;1o
now on hand well selected stock Of pure
and genuine
DRUGS & MEDICINES
He will bein receipt Of additional supplies.
from time 10 time, aud will be able 10 sci
NJ reduced prices Reformed pracliiio els
will here tinJ The most extensive assolt.
Inent OF
Botanic NelitiaeS Ia this City.
The finest anG purest WINES and LlQ-
TORS, for Medicinal purposes.
Call and examine lis articles and prices
and he will make II ,our interest 10 lnv
from him He has all kinds Of Medicines
aud all articles usually kept in the Drug
line. q. PERCY.
February 10th, 1853. 4l:ly
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21

Mr.. EplToR: ] had the pleasure Of
attending the Third Annual Fair of the
Northumberland County Agricultural As
sociation, at Milton on Wednesday last.
There was host of people in a,teudance
very man Of them from Union, and quite
q number from Montour and Lycouing.
How this Fair compared with its prede
sessors, I have no means of knowing; but
the lfrst) Union County Fair compared
exceedingly well with Mis. The Horses
and Cattle were seen short time only on
Tuesday, when was not there but the
Premium Lists contain the names of Tho
Wilson and Ard'w Heckel of Kelly, Tho
Hoff Of White Deer, and also others we
believe from Union county. There were
far more Union county people in attend.
xncc in New Berlin, than there were OF
Northumberland county people at Milton
Our ploughmen beat theirs, decidedly
our Ladies work was greater in variety,
and with our Cabinetware, tho't superior
to those at Milton; while in the line Of
fat Hogs, Shanghais aud Bantams and al
the intermediate grades of fowls, and il
big Bects and other garden 'Ewegetables, ,
Union must surrender to "old mother
northumberland"
Mr. j. l.. Meixcll exhibited excellen
iorse Powers; James White, Il lss pounC
umpkin Stadden, Marr a. Co of Whit
'eer Mills, most beautiful Flannels; ID
tagg'r', ESQ.,, of Northumberland, any
quantity OF the feathered tribe, wild gees
not excepted; Cranberrics Of John Machi
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mer, Chilisquake: and there were doubtless
other productions of skill and gifts Of na'
ture (including three-headed cabbage
worthy Of particular notice.
The address by David Taggar., Esq. was
well written, and very happily delivered
lacking somewhat, perhaps, in pertineney
TO the occasion, and practical thoughts,
and as literary production incapable Of
being properly appreciated by fatigued
crowd standing under hot sun. 1t would
read well in print, after little pruning Of
some expressions in reference to Woman
which ,he orators good sense when revis-
ing his production will doubtless suggest.
The arrangement of the grounds at both
New Berlin and Milton, in the opinion Of
many, was deficient If the articles upon
exhibition were all within one enclosure,
to which none were admitted but Members
and those who should pay for the chance,
our Fairs would be much more useful; the
crowd of ,houghtless gazers would be less,
and every article could be far better exam-
incd by those disposed; and all who Lad
any benefit Or qualification, would be CON-
PEELED to bear just share of the expense
by which they were secured.
1t was truly gala-day in Milton. The
Alabama Yankee with his "magical, trag-
ical three minutes cure for the ;ooth-ache,
headache, hear..ache and back-achc," )" was
auctioning of his vials, often at the rate
of a dollar q minute And the Fair was
closed by the parade of Is or 20 "Fantas
tics" on horseback, escor:ing similar
group in boat on wheels drawn by oxen
which were as demure as their riders
A VISITER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21

n- A chum in Tr. Clk's Department,
invites us (the Publ to spend the winter
with him at Harrisburg. Rcaliy-re-al.
ly, We should be happy to obligc you, bat
we don't exactly like the political com.
plexion Of the Senate, and VIC have very
pressing business at home. Besides, we
did our best to get everything right on the
Hill, last winter We fear the best we can
do to save our country in this hour of peril,
will be to get the wheels of State again in
motion, initiate our ambitious successors
into the mysteries of Senatorial pothooks,
.nd retire into the shade of private life.
Our country, my dear fellow patriot, must
lose our services at some time, and may as
we'll make the trial now as ever. If she
can not get along without US We can, Gin.
cinnatus- like, obey her call, aud rush to
her rescue. For the present, We respect
fully ask to be excused W.
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LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER

rurppike, 26 miles from Bellefonte, II from
HartIeton, 25 from Lewisburg. The Susque.
hanna Railroad will run within 25 miles, ana
the projected Catawissa,L ,Lewisburg and spruce
Creek route would be within 5 or miles:
These premises can be seen by calling al
anv time. and other information Obtained Dy
addressing the subscriber at Woodrdrd r. w.
Center "a PA. JOHN e. MOTZ,
for MRs. Z. MOTZ,
Administrative of Joux MoTz, decd
July 90, 1853 I'm
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Valuable Real Estate
Az lslIapgu6 >sUE

YNHE subscriber offers for sale a certain 10,
OF ground situate in ChllIsquaque Twp
Northumberland Co., within half mile OF
Lewlsburg, and lying upon the West Branch
Canal upon one side and the Sunbury q Erie
Railroad on the other; containing between 4
and ) Acres. and upon which are erected a
%zAtwo storey Dwelling, a Barn. and all nee,
.X.k essary Ouibuildings. also a WARE f4-a
an n1dteL'SF aud. STnRE-RnnM with Ez-SA
a DOI:-Yard and Shop.
with all the conveniences for repairing and
building Boats-,hu, rendering it one Of the
most desirable business locations in the neigh
borhood. There IS also a thriving young
ORCHARD Of Apple aud Peach Trees upon
the lot, and never failing Well of excellent
water a, the door.
II not previously sold. the above will be
exposed TO public sale in the borough of Lew
isburs on Thursday The 21th day Of October
next Possession will be given on the lst Of
April, 1854. Terms of sale made known and
due attendance given on the above dav hv
JACOB RHOADS.
Atty for the Heirs of J. RHOAps. dec d.
jacksonville, Center Co. Aug. II, 1858
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Protestant Amenea's Sock for tie Times.
CT. D, vii ls'S History of Romanism.

lust publIShed-a NEw ExIaaeEp xp,.
- TIoS OF Da. IOWLlNG'S HISTORY OF
hUsiANlSM.-Ihl>p popular and valuable work
(which l. Protestant but otherwise unSec,arian)
has been Pronounced by all Protestant denon-
nations the Hia"dard History Of the subject
OF which II treats.
In consequence Of The late fire in the Pub
fishers establishment, he has been unable for
the last few months 10 suppiyihe frequent orders
lor this work. lie has now the pleasure 10
anncGace that Dr. Bowling has prepared an
extensive and valuable Supplement of abou,
100 pages, including all the recent events Of
interest ia relation to Pope Pins lX. the strug-
gle for liberty IN Rome, The Nadia -l:aua7,
a nCufc EU.uihe OF DO pages) is now ready,
and will be supplied 10 agents. booksellers and
the public wifhoat arg C6r1nee Of price upon
the o,d editions.
Hundreds al testimonials from distinguished
clergymen, scholars, presidents of colleges and
Others, have been received, te>Iifylng 10 the
fidelity and value of this History. A single one
OF these, from the pen Of that eminent Protest,
an, scholar, the Rev. Geo. B. Cheever, DID, IS
given specinQn of the whole
This client and beautiful work" DR. Chesver.
possesses uauy and very strong claims for poTusr favor,
and We do lot nb that Il IS destined 70 have
ordinary sale. IL Cf the ty embelished
and executed works have Issued from tie
American frrsS containing large number of highly
flushed illustrative Of the cerrmones super
stit0nS VerPcutiors and inrient Of Romauism hich
ufteu tel urnt tale and real utility as
we'll a. highly ornamental The work itself character
lied by research. and CONF scriptural
view the aud history uf the PoIish >ys II
succiuct but sufficiently full hi>t,ry Of the rise
progress rrurltrs aud present condition Of the
fapacy authenticated ~ reference the
historic related in spirited, engaging AMI
impressive sty and arranged in the lucid
1t auns ia facts and incidents and with its beautiful
illustrations. is better asl ted furnish vivid and i'm
pres-ive pnrrature of Eomam il is than .ny other
hook know Of 1t supplies great lack in th,olo
sicai literature: and that copfiSt with home i,
forced upon and to become the business Of Us
all clergy and aity, work richly stored with facts
and arguments will lie most timely and useful. We should
he glad to see II y every family, and acornin every
tre-tahle in the lard -
O1rAgents for the above work 10 " hcm VAL
liable inducements will be offered, wan,er in
every State OF the Union. Apply TO
EDWARD WALKER, Publisher.
May 1853. ia Fulton ST. New York.
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Orphans Court Sale.

DY virtue Of an order from the Orphans
ID Court Of Union county, the undersigned
Administrators Of SAMUEL WILSON, late OF
Kelly TIP. deceased. will sell at prvote sale the
following REAL. ESTATE. to wit:
That valuable tract Of land situated in the
township and county aforesiaJ, within miles
Of the thriving village of Lewisbure. bounded
by lands ~ the hers of Tho's Wilson dec d,
David Meyer, FIavel CIinean. Joel Ro, er Phil
ip shook. and others. containing 22j Acres
or ,hereabouts, $50 acres cleared. having there
~mAon erected two story Frame House and
.x<-Kitchen, ~ Frame Barn. a Spring House
(and never falling Spring Of Wa,er,) and all
other buildings necessary for the comfort
and convenience of Farm. There is als"xn,,
a good Apple O,chard with 4 variety oi o.
Fruit Trees. The cleared land is in q high
state of cultivation and abounds with Limestone
ior all necessary purposes.
The above property will answer to divide into
TWO or THREE FARMS, and will be sold to
suit purchases.
For terms OF sale apply TO either Of the subs
scribers, or to TupNAs WILSON. Oh the premises
ROBr. II. LAIRD,
WM. WILSON in.
Sept. 49, 1853. Administrators.
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The Washington Seminal says, several
days ago, a wealthy northern manufacturer,
offered to subscribe $4,000 for the pur-
pose of converting Mount Vernon into a
National Agricultural College The idea
is an excellent one. The location and the
lands are admirably calculated for su ii an
object.
Joel Haywood is nominated as the Wing
candidate for Governor of New jersey.
Horotio Necdbam, Free Democrat, was
elected Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives of Vermont, on the first ballot
on Monday, by vote ll9 to IS for Gran
dy, (Whig) and 2 for Bingham, (Dem.)
G. F. Davey (Whig) was elected Clerk,
unanimously.
Mr.. Fluens, of Lancaster, Pa, has re-
ceived $4,000 from the New Haven
Railroad company, for the loss of his wife
who was killed at Norwalk.
Colonel James Polk, Of Baltimore, de-
clines the Consulate of Bordeaux. This
is the second Office he has declined.
Within few days the Canadian govern
ment journals. have announced that the
project Of uniting all the provinces, with
Quebec as the federal capital, will soon take
place. Each province is to be allowed a
seperate Legislature. Lord Elgin is said
to have gone to England for the express
purpose Of arranging the important matter
The British provinces now contain three
millions of inhabitants.
The Savannah Republican has received
returns from every county in the State, of
the vote for Governor, and the aggregate
majorities foot up 1852 for jenkins, Union
Wing, to 9l54 for johnson, States Right
Dem, leaving a majority of 2o2 for the
latter,
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rn.All the surviving members who
served in the War of 1912, in their respec-
tive Companies, and now residing within
th" Sann,ia- onS2 %f nSSq2malnG' T119n North
requested to meet in the borough Of Mil
ton, at the Public House of J. NJ. Huff,
on Tuesday, the 22d day Of November
next, for the purpose of selecting delegates
to attend the Convention of old Soldiers
to be held at Philadelphia, January 8,
1854. The Captains or officers to bring
their books, pay-rolls, &c. The object of
the meeting is to ask from Congress pen
sion and back payment to the old officers
aod members of Companies that enlisted
from the counties above named.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21

ma-The following was the vote upon
the question of Division of Union coun-
ty, arranged in Districts according to their
location:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21

GRACE GREENWOOD, the popular and
gifted American Poetess and Authorcss,
was married on Monday evening, at 8
o'clock, in the village church adjoining her
parents residence at New Brighton, Bea-
yer county, Pa, to Mr.. Lcander K. Lip
pincott, Of Philadelphia.
They will reside in Philadelphia, where
Mrs. Lippincott will edit "Thc Little Pill
grim," paper for children.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21

Considering the little effort put forth by
the Divi-ionists at this end of the county,
the vote is much better than We expected.
It blocks the game OF new Court House
a. the "great. metropolis" and puts all of
our particular friends in both parties there
on their '.good behavior"