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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-04-08

Thousands Of parents who Yermifuge composed Of
castor OIL Calomcl &c, not that while they
appear TO benefit the PseRt they actually laying the
Foundations fc- series Of diseases, such salvation
loss Of deht, weakness Of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the advertisement ~
Hobensacks Medicines, to which ask the atte Of
all directly interested in their well their chill
dren's health. In Liver Complaints and all disorders
arising from those ef bisns type should make
&he only genuine medicine, Hobcnsacks Liver Pills,
- Re not deoeired,' but ask for Hobensack's Worm
AND Liver Pills, and observe that each has the
nsais OF ths Proprietor, J. n. H0BENsACK, as none
ene are grhuioe Ilyf39
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loco MEN WANTED!

0N the line of the Susquehnnna Railroad, be-
~ tween Bridgepor, Opposite to Harrisburg)
and Sunbury, in the State Of Pennsylvania
This road is fifty.four miles in length, RUS
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, g. co.
Harrisburg, Feb. %. ls53-n Contractors.
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Straw Goois-.-spring 1853.

Straw GOOGls-.-Sprins 1853.
THE subscriber is now prepared 10 ex.
hibit to Merchants and Miiliners his usual
heavy stock Of Ladies' and Misses STRAW
and SILK BONNETS. STRAW TRIMMINGS
and ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS; PaLn-leaf,
Panama and every variety of
SUMME HATS
for Gentlemen which for Extent, Variety and
beauty Of manufacture, as well as uniformly
close prices, will be found unrivaed.
THOIAS WHITE,
No. Al South SECOND STREET.
Feb. ll-3m46l Philadelphia.
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WV "A AN"ES1y

W. n HD
IMMEDIATELY, Journeyman Watchma-
ker. None but good workman, and we'll
recommended need make application. Also,
a good Clockmalser, can find constant employ
ment by [jan.2s,53l A. L. HATFIELD.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-04-08

DISESI. sues Is IGE MEANING of the word
TEL SIN, OF OF the two Greek words from which it IL
DERIVED This is the significant and .nnronr;.t ,;,e ~
the True DIGESTIVE FLUID, or GASTRIC JUICE,
Prepared py d. :! HouGilToN, Of Philadelph from
the fourth Stomach Of the OK. the cure of
aud Dyspepsia 1t is Natures own remedy for an
unhealthy stomach No can equal ,s
with HEALTH. tsce the figure Il The OK in ano,h. r
Tar. o; this pnpcrl l,i3l
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HARRISBURG, April Z

HARRISBURG, April Z.
The Governor has signed the bill au-
shorizing him to charter the Lewisburg
Savings Institution O.. w.
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CHEAP WINDOW SHADE

Depot and Manrtactory
G.. T.. Miller s. Co.,
IS. W. CORNER ARCH AND SECOND STREETS,
Philadelphia.
LIVERY variety of shades, Wholesale and
IL Ra,ai, such as Scroll, Flower, Gothic
Vigne,te, Oil and Dry Landscapes, are to be
had at the lowest prices for quality Of work.
Orders for Gilt Plain Store, Le,tered and 9th
er Shades executed at short notice.
Merchants and others are invited TO give Us
call. We uiN Try to pkease.
Brasses, Trimmings, &c, always on hand.
Remember s. w. corner Second and Arch
Streets, Philadelphia.
Feb II, ls53-6m46i
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DIED,

In this place on the I'd inst. Mrs. CArHAn.
1SE ASssrADr, wife Of Gideon Ansstadt, in
the 49ih year of her age.
In Bunaloe TIP, Sd inst, ASbREw KosEn,
aged about 23 years.
In Lewisburs, 9Th inst. william, son of
Francis J. Gessner, aged abcu; years.
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TO (,OACTa MAKERS.

CTEEL Springs, Spring Steel, Iron and Brass
- Nut Axles, Top Prop Irons, plain and fig d
black Oil Cloth, black and fancy cold enam'd
Cloth for Trimming, Lining Cloth, Coach Lace,
Tufts, &c. &C., to be had at reduced rates al
the cheap store of KREMEK d co.
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Aeronuts Of femlsburq Doro' for ls 50
Jos. Glass Collector of B0ro' Tax for 1852.

the year 1852, $l2es II
To cash reed Of Treasurer per receipt, SO %
" amount Of stone sold to Beaver, 800
" amount Of eai,d sold % b. Ammou, S7M
" amount Of pisnk sold to Ph.be Kline, 3!
:" amount Of plank sod 10 john Randolph, 30
Balance due Coilector, / 81
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Temperance Meetings. Tenn
perance meeting will be held at the Methodist
Church, on Tuesday evening next al the ring
ing of the bell. Rev. r. B. MARR VIII denver
an address upon Moral Suasion.
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POISONING.

CROWDED oUT-a number of editorials
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L. IDDIMGS & co.

"AVE just received from New York and
Ii Philadelphia large and attractive a..
Sortment Of
FALL 4ND FZNTER GOODS,
comprising every thing in the Dry Good and
Fancy line that conld he desired by the Ladies
or called for by the public in general. In the
superior quality of their goods and the remaT-
kably low price at which they are offered, they
challenge comparison with all competitors in
this region, and respectfully invite their friends
and the community to demonstrate this factor
themselves by calling ant examining their
stock. They have full and cheap supply Of
GROCERIES.
HARDWARE.
QUEENsWARE.
Oct. 81, 1882. COAL. &e.
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Notice.
VTlHE undersigned have been appointed
under voluntary Deed of Assignment
for the benefit of Creditors. dated January Sd,
ls5s-Assignees of MICHAEL HOFFMAN,
of White Deer township, Union county. All
persons indebted to said Hoffman will make
immediate payment and those having claims
will present them duly authenticated for settle
ment. 10 JOHN RANCK,
I'D. DIEFFENDERFER,
MARTIN DRIESBACH,
J.F. RICHART,
White Deer, Feb. Is, '53-6w Assignees'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-04-08

DEADY.MADE CLOTHING. large stock
IL for sale By AREAEh q C0
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1s5e-Arrl by balance due Treasurer on
settlement $lli 20
July 27-By making ont duplicate for Borough
tag for ls5l 2 80
% By making out duplicate for poor tax . so
=. bank books fJr duplicate l5
lS53-1an. by cash paid II. r. Shelter Inter
torest on borrowed money! 40
Jan. s-By amt Borough scrip redeemed Of J.
Wolfe for Thomas Bower q 25
Jan. s-Ey interest q yrs mo- todate is a4
27-' cash pl Jos. Glass, Sup'r rcr receipt so 0o
Feb IS" cash Id NJ Hate for hinges for T. Hail 80
Ear.2l-" cash I'd J. A. Mertz, Esq. for swearing
Borough ofic'r elected for 1853 / l.
Is" cash pd II. Miller. Constable. for
ing NOTICES of election for Boro' cficers CO
25-" balance due Jno. Houghton by kel-
ly. Collector SOS
4" amt of high cosstaf.e's bill for services IL IS
g. amt of A L. Daticlds for keerpg
town clock in order from June IL, 81,
to Oct. Is. 81 5 cn
8. Clerks salary for the year 1852 IS 90
81 cash pi 3 Shrincr for advertising Dor
ough ordnance Nov. 9, 80. pr receipt 2 25
90. n. Wordcns bill for publishing
Statement Of acct II 90
Z" cash pd Auditors for settling Borough
acc'ts receipt = 90
sss2 IS
By balance due the Treasurer settlement $50 35
WE the undersigned Auditors of the Borough Of Lew
ishur- do certify that have examined the foregoing
accounts and find the to ie correct. Witness
hands tho 18th day of Mare h. A. D. 1858.
Signed, JoSATHANWOLFEl
JAMES CRISwELI- Auditors.
John Houghfon Treasurer Of the Lewis6,srS
School District.
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Cr.
l53-March z5-by amount OF acct rendered for
materials and work done 10 streets and alleys
for the year 1852, ! 5@2 81
BS amount Of bill rendered w r. Nevius a
perrisor for materials and work ior tie year
1852, 513 Is
By amount allowed j. p Eoss. street commissr ~ 90
:. Of taxes collected by L, Nesius, SUI
rcrvisor, 16S 81
By amount per cenosc for collecting duplicate 81 90
Of tax cxonerated on duplicate, u 81
$l355 IS
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John Houghton Treasurer Of the Borough oj
Le,riS6uTg.

1sj2-Tunc ITO cash reed Of ]. Wolfe, burgess 90
To cash rec of G. Hosten for sand so
November s-To cash reed ION loap) Fer II. P.
Shelter for Of Borough so %
December 2s-To cash reed Of same per Bore so 90
1Sj3-Jan'y S-T'o cash reed '' " so 90
g - :" a. " so 90
March o5-To cash reed Of Tbos Rcbcr, Burgess I 90
Balance due TREASURER Settlement Sc IS
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Old Newspapers,

- saic q, the Chronicle Office. al so cts pr
100 taken as they run. or 81 when escorted 4
chance for Scrap Books as we'll ss for wrapping
paper. April 8, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-04-08

E0O Bush. CLOVER SEED wanted. for
COO which the highest Cash price will b.
paid. Oct 10. ID > kREMER & co.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-02-25

considered hybrid, between attic wit and
basement slang whanging."
So much for Sanders on Bennett. Now
hear Bennett on Sanders In concluding a
long review Of the Reuie,o, he thus condenscs
his impressions and susceptibilities into the
following brief paragraphs:
"But our patience, our endurance, and our
charity are here exhausted We close the
book and cross ourselves, or.'turn back to the
genicl and welcome face Of Mr.. Bennett, to
exercise the evil spirits we have had around
u.s. We feel. after skimming over the two
hundred pages of this rabid democracy, as if
awakened from some horrible dream, beset at
every step with Jacobins and scenes Of bloo5
and gullotines in full play & 'cannibal fea SITS,
and savage .GRiLusteroes, glowering in the
tarkness, bearded TO the waist and armed to
the teeth, waiting but the signal for downright
murder"
For real talent and versatility Of the most
undoubted genius, Bennett and Sanders are
unrivaled, and their periodicals are the most
amusing, rabid and instructive Of any publish :
in this or the old world.
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THE NEW EMPRESS.

A correspondent of the Ncc York Tribune,
who is we'll posted, gives that paper lengthy
and somewhat detailed sketch of the life and
career of the new Empress EuGENIA, of
France. We transfer portion of it to our
columns, as there is a very general curiosity
to know all about the matter by our very
inquisitive people. If this sketch is not
carcature, all will admit that two very sim
gular sort of genuses have very strangely
met on the throne of one of the greatest and
most powerful Kingdoms of the earth:
For some years the young Countess de
Teba or Monto, who is now about twenty
five, has enjoyed at Madrid the reputation of
an exceedingly fast woman Tall, graceful,
of statuesque symmetry of person, with lux
uriant auburn or rather red hair, pale COM
plexion, which has lately stood in need of a
little rouge, great electrical eyes of brown
so deep and radiant as to pass for black, rath-
er long and aristocratic features, large but
exquisitely scuptured nose, u lovely mouth,
and teeth of dazzling whiteness, she is atype
of admirable beauty, which languid and
blase air hardly dmintshes. Endowed with
uncommon wit and spirit, she speaks French,
English, Italian and German with as much
fluency as Spanish. A proficient in exer-
cises of strength and address, she rides with
the boldest, and drives four.in-hand with the
most skill(ul.
At Madrid it was the habit of our heroine
to bid defiance to public opinion as the whilia
might seize her. She used to appear alone
in public, driving her own carriage. She
l;sh, anf IL, har moi n :
palace, inviting and receiving company with
out consulting her mother, and often reius-
inq access even to her relatives. Once her
mother forced her door, despite the re1on-
strances of her servant, who protested that
the Countess wanted to be alone. To her
great amazement, she found that her daugh-
/ ter was missing. For twenty-four hours the
young lady did not appear, and when she re-
turned cody informed her afflicted parent
who had loudly expressed her fears that there
had been an elopement, that she had been
away on an errand!
On another occasion, the whim takes hei
to pay a special compliment to literature, anC
her carriage stops at the door OF Senor Es
cosura, one of the most prominent OF living
Spanish authors, who was some years since
a Minister of the Crown. "Good morning
nv dear sir" was her salutation to the as
tonished literateure; 81 have come to break
|. fast with you in order to have talk on lit
erature and poetry" A few weeks later Es
cosura gave dinner to number of literary
men, artists, and actors, at which the Count
|, ess was present without her mother or an,
other lady as chaperone. She was the life
of the party, making speeches and givin!
toasts with the oudest. Among the guest
was a third rate French actor, named LATER
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-02-25
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

& The lowar branch of this assembly, has af-
Ter long, labored, and we suppose pro.
found consultation, concluded by vote of 80
to l3, that rs cts per thousand ems, was too
much for the publication of their puerile do
ings in the different county papers OF the
State-right,-ius let us speak one word, and
may be we can relieve you. 1t we were to
conscientously ask ourselves what we really
ought to have, we would say in nom MT
nothing, with an advance discount for the
bore upon the people. We would rather pub
lish them at two cents and half, a million!
than have our conscience etefnally Plucking
us, and be thousand times called round the
corner in solemn consultation for the future
Yes, we would rather do it. But what we,
in our humble judgment, think, is the worst
butcherng of conscience ever perpetrated, is
the curtailng Of fees that were already low,
that thereby the people would look over your
silvery hands, and eventually give you their
appropriation. No, you are marked, your
four dollars day wont do, you stand before
the ordeal cepsured; and judgment once fixed
with the people, is hard to reverse. But we
forgot, ifyou will pick out three disinterested
men-men of veracity and standing whose
duty it will be to measure the manuscript, put
it up in packages, marked, (medcine, one
peck, keep dry,) we will agree thencelorth to
publish all such matter at three cents per bun
die, or peck, as the case may be; we. would
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Fetruarv, Q 1859.
AN ACT

mo. 81 A. AL
Sup Elementary to tho ret entitled "An act for tho
encouragement OF Ayrlcutu;o,' passed February
%, 1876.
Src. l. Bshcns-'clby the General assembly Of
tLs St,re of OHIO Tint MI county agricultural So
cities which have been. or may hereafter be organ
lied under the act 10 wach this is suppamenta bs
an the same are hereby declared bD1ies corporate
and polite and as sIch shall be capable OF suing
and being suad, anil capable OF holding in tee sim
pie such .eal estate ihoy may have heretofore, or
shall hereafter purchase as sites whereon to hold
their fairs,
Src ,. That nil deeds, conveyances and other
agreements ia wiring made 10 and by snch county
agricultural societies tor the purchase oi real estate
as sites whereon u hold their fairs, shall he good
and valid in law and equity, and shall vest title IN
fee simple In such societies said real estate without
words of inheritance.
SEE g. In all cases where such county agricultural
societies shall have heretofore purchased or shall
hereafter purchase real estate sites whereon 10
hold their fairs, the County Commissioners OF such
counties may ii they think it for the interest OF the
counties and societies. pay out OF the county easu-
ries of such counties the same amount OF money.
for the purpose Of the purchase md Improvement oil
such sizes ns sha have been or shall hereafter DO
nii by said agricultural societies or individuals Tor
such purpose. .,,
shall be dissolved OF craSe 10 exist IN any county
s,hoa rovnsnts have been made for real estate, or
mr oiculuIr.,l society," then all such real estate and
nyrtyrments shall vest in fee simple 10 the county
making such payments - ,or1,,oO>
Sneaker ofAe Horse Of Representatives,.
WILLIAM MEElLL,
Presides: q As Senate.
February Is, 1859
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rather have the honor of doing this, than re-.
ceiye ten times what it is worth. and not let
the people know it. We want it particular
ly understood that we support no such men,
nor never will.
We call upon any one member Of the Leg
islature, to take seat with us but for mo-
ment, look US in the face, and say he is hon.
est in filching his four dollars day, while we
are allowed but 80 cents per thousand. o,
consistency! verify thou art a jewel, but in the
Ohio Legislature thou dwelest not.-Guern-
sey Jebersonidn.
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February ., 1853.
AN ACT
- ~ =
.u,ate Rai,roed Msr.g.-es.

To regulate Railroad Mortgages.
Sc :. Be Il enact! Lu the GtEeraL assembly of
the S'..is Of Ohio, That in a cases where any rail-
road company organized, hereafter to he organic
ed. under law of this state. or owning any real
aud personal therein, which has by yrture of
any special provision, in its charter, OF the act re
uatng railroads" passed February H. 1913, or OF
the act TO provide tor the creation and regulation
OF incorporated complni. in the State OF Ohio"
passed May !, 1852, authority 10 borrow money, and
secure the pawn thereof, 10 pledge the property
and income o; sLcl cOn1Nny, every such company
may execute decd o mprtgGEe, or l,her instrument
in writing. Tor the purpose u securing the payment
Ct the loan OF money - made, or tie notes, s,bDndsor
oher Cvi luncas O il lels tr9 that may be so lssuet
bv sail company therefor, which SAID mortgage may
iacluie the personal as well the real property OF
:aii company.
SIC. ,. Tna. in Ill casos where n mortgage has
been or may harslttr b. rXncutc upon any p)ruOn
of The personal ami real property OF any railroad
cHullanv within Tins state by the proper officers CT
tne same, to secure The payment OF any loans OF
money! ar alraur ot mlleill; or labor made 10
said COMPANY. il shall be held 10 b. sufficient re.
cord of the same To have the same recorded in the
office of the Recorder OF Deeds, in each OF ths
counties in which said real or personal property
may BE- situ7te or employed, and said mortgage so
recorded shli be held % be good anl substantial
lien from the date OF the record nt the same III each
county where the same Is recorded az well upon
the personal, as the real pro1erIY OF said complny
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of REPRESENTATIVES.
WILLIAM MEDllL,
President, Vi the Senate.
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THE WORTH OF HOURS.


Believe not that your inner eye
Can ever in just measure try
Tho worth Of hours as they go by;
For every mans weak self, alas!
Makes him 10 see them while they pass,
AS through dim or tinted glass
Bu, if with earnest care, you would
Mete out to each its part Of good,
Trust rather TO your after mood.
Those surely are not fairly spent,
That leave your spirit bowed and bent
In sad unrest and ill-content.
And more, though free from seeming harm,
You rest from toll Of mind or arm,
Or slow retire from pleasures charm
Ifthen painful sense come on
OF something wholly lost and gone,
Vainly enjoyed, or vainly done
Or something from your beings chain
Broke of, not to be linked again
By all mere memory can retain
Upon your heart this truth may rise
Nothing that altogether dies
Suflices mans just icstinies.
So should we live, that every hour
May die as dies the natural flower,
A self-reviving thing of power;
That every thought and every deed
May hold within itself the seed
Ofiuture good and future need;
Esteeming sorrow, whose employ
Is to develop not desttoy,
Far better than barren Joy.
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LAWS OF OHIO.
Published by Authority.


no 81 AN ACT
To fix and provide f,r the terms oft'o District Co~rs
in the Third Circuit. being comp1."d ~ the Iiill
and Seventh Common Pleas District Of Ohio.
SIC. !. Be Il enqcted By hc Grasrr AasrnRg Of
he STATE Of Ohio, That the terms Of the District
Court shall be holden in the severn! coIn'ica c'npo'
sing the Fifth and Seventh Common Pleas Districts
IN the county OF Washington. on the fourteenth
day OF April
In the county of Meigs, On tie ,woa;i.th day ot
April.
In the county of Gallia, on the n,y.seconl lay
of April.
In the county Of Lawrence, on the twcnty-if.h
day Of April.
In the county of Scio;o on the twenty seventh dny
In the county Of Adams on the secon day OF Nay.
In the coun'f OF Brown. on the iiuh dar ot My.
In the county o! Cletmont, Oh the eleventh day OF
May.
In the county of Highland, on the eighteenth day
OF May
In the county ofFayette, on the twen,y-frs, day
OF May.
In the county of Fairfield, on the fifth day of Sep.
tember.
In the county of Hooking, on the ninth day Of Sep.
tembCr.
In tue county ofAthens, on the twelfth day Of sep
tenbcr.
In the county of vinton, The fourteenth day Of
September
In the county of Jackson, on The sixteenth day Of
September.
In the county Of Pike, on the nineteenth day of
September.
In the county of Ross, on the twcnty-frst day of
September.
In the county of Pickaway, on the twenty-six,h
day Of September.
In the county of franklin, on the ,wenty-ninti
day of Re ptember.
In the county Of Madison, CT the fourth day of DC.
tober.
SIc 2. II from any cause n fnilnr' 20 hold the
prescribed terms Of the District in any OF the
foregoing counties should occur it shall he the duty
of the Judges ofthe District court. on giving thirty
days previous notice in such county, to hold spa'
ca term Of the District court in such county. WITH
in the same year, dispose OF the business pen int
and should important business arlse in the District
court. in any of said counties which cannot be ri'-
posed of ut the stated OF the court for want ot
time il shall be lawful for the Judges Of the District
court TO hold special term Of lh' District court IN
such county Mt such time they shall determine, on
giving 80 days previous notice hcren, in tie county
SEc 8 Shout any day named herein for the
holding of the said District court FL upon SUNDAY
said court shall commence anih holrel 0N The mex
day, NILS :; Jol!NooN'
Speaker Of the iiouse of representatives..
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President vi the Senate.