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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-24
Personal Intelligence.

Ex Governor Thomas q. Seymour, q. 8. Minister -
Russia; Hon. J. Y Mason o. 8. Minister to France -
Capt willoughby bearer OF dsspatohss Leave IN tAs
steamship Atlantic to day for Liverpool.
The following names registered among the late
arrivals at the Metropolitan Hotsl-Hon. Thomas n.
Foote Of Buffalo, late Charge dAfaies to Austria; Hon.
w. H. xorrell London, route to Canada West; h.
Franklin, u. =. Navy: Don hareino Regera, Cuba; @.
hirch, Germany; and Gvneral PeynchA, of Mexico, Nj
nster Of War under tho administration Of Arista ana
recently banishsd BY santa Anna.
mannNr Brchme Mr. Andersen lady and child, tkish,
Mics Young, Thumeler ii Afslder Mr Forster, Rev O
Christ Miss Burkhards KoGel u Uhl, Hsetmer, nR
hhrleek and lady, Mr. Herkloz and lady Bohn,
hon. MT Depp br Keller Kiera, Geo Reeves, Norman.
DC Kcso Mrs Ripley stouvenel d Blaiae and lady.
roth Hmbssa three Csditx, Mrs BulAman, We
hsncorfer Mr. Do Wedd9 Mrs Orspruch, Risgsr Ris
mann, psnels Eoohtis Mrs sohrou aaatwo sons,
Miss Opel Kheims. Dsouire-. W Dorst eeem ans,
Dorn Theo Dorm, Dom, Wsnderliok oeeuans. LAD
and two sons Miss Pertersop Behrend Voss naek,
sehrsn, lady and son Bergman, Mrs 0ottsch, nnile
Kinais. ylukes Eosbssr and lady Bsrssr 4. nss-
a Barry, Barry, W esrry. Mt Klein. Y: wsm.r Eohs
kass, .senhem, Hoppe an lady, Dodge and LADY.
Ms rtr, sy and cta, Mrs DR. sohroeder schrssdc!.
Madame W Cron die Otto Meyer. Mr. Ma.on Q smith,
Stuekncy, vamrod, Pruo Andsrson lazy ana sx chill
srsn hrs MILL Pile Mr. n.IsaIsssuSy ANA .ns.,n
ss,'Sa sg G ~ u M ossrsson, N b
ble lady and child, Mr. Ollrbcrg and lady,
From Carthagcra, In brig Winthr D. Law, II Adame
From Elsineur in ship 81 Lark-Mr Dohna~
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From the Washington Star, Dec, "a
A e0IDIER's ADDITIONAL (NrRITl PAY.


We gather from recent Treasury d. partmsat action,
that sok Ter who had received certificate under the
law OF March g. 1s47 and who deserted, was apprshsn
dsd tried and ientenced ito forfeit AL pay ana allow
Ancs tue at the date of tho yromugatin OF this
tence il still titled to continuance OF the add
tona 50 FER month under that certificate, IL he
Lists be ore st the expiration Of hts term His fatus
pay not affected by the senesce and so lorg a. he re-
mains in the service upiuter uptediy by successive
list ments this additional Ia continued, ss proMuya
ted In General o 'dsr No. 90, Nov ~, 1851,
AN IMPORTANT EXTRA PAY DECISION.
has been cecided iD the Treasury Department that
the extra pay granted BY the OF september 28
1850 and August 81 1882 To the niscnsd officers Of
the army serving In CALIFORNIA; cannot be allowed the
officers while they have been Of Absence the
leave exceeded three months will the extra pay be
allowed during thssavso absence Of officer matter
how long how short such leave may been II the
Cfassr did rejon his company regiment for duty
CAsHIERED OFFICERS.
In held BY the governments accounting chcers that
an officer who was dismissed from the servcs By
tenos Of court rtal In not entitled, his dismissal
20 travel and aowaro to his residence under the Of
january So 1873 to "sxtra pay" under the aot Of
July 10, 1S4s
AfTKkpANcx IN TIE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
fhs House Of Representatives sesna TO command quite
thin sttsndanes Just nsw This h probably owisg 10
~ ssas a4ssoaeh 0 tAs hsadsys naay nsmhsss hay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-24
Theatres and Exhibitions.

VARIED ard ntere .tipg entertainments are announced
~ all the theatres exhibition this evening"
We append brsi notices Of those which moet pop
ulAr.-
AT TIE BowEsY THEATRE Mr.. L. Eddy, Miss Wood ward
hss Gertrude Dawes and Others Of the favorits artists
now a. the Bowery appear In 'Eomeo and Juliet, and
capital oc mecy.
AT rnE BROADWAY THxArRs, Mr.. Collins will conclude
Monday the grad spectacle qhs Cataract o, tho
Ganges," is to be produced.
Brsros's rnRArnH The glorious cid comedy, "shs
Burton, Radcliffe Fisher and Ray mond 10 the prin-
cipa psrts Aho, "rhs Maid with the Milking Pail" In
wAich Miss Robertson piaJs Miy.o Great prsparahona
Aie being m ade Tor Christmas.
NATIONAL THxArsE-Ths drama founded upon sUnolG
Toms Cabin is 10 be Played hs afternoon and EVENING"
Little Cordss Howard Mrs Howard Mr.. and Mrs, Prior
and Mrs Hove appear In it.
WAr,AcK's THEATRE Mr.. Broughams comedy, 80 rAe
Cane Of Life is to be played this eysning, along with
popular afserpiece Tne whole of Mr.. Wallack's eom-
pany appear In here pieces and tiers may be e
being well entertained.
BARSUx's EUsEuM-'Upcls TOMS Cabin" this afkr-
noon and evening The Panorama Of the Mississippi ara
other IL erstne features included In this piece
well as the gtaifes and other natural curosities.
CnnIsrY's MISsTRnIs, No. l72 Broadway, give one q
their capital entertainments this evening novel;.
ties appropriate to tbs season arc to be inroducsd
WOODS ErSsrRMs This very fAyorits band DE-
termned to heep ahead Of competition. For evidence a
this need only to refer to their bills for this evening
The burlesque OPERA The Virginia Cupids," well ~
ceived.
Tnx BUCKLEY MNsrRus At No. $50 Broadway are doing
wen with the Julien burIesq0s and other funny things
PKRnAx oils his 'Ssven Nile Mirror evsy night -
Academy Hall.
TIE sAMEsx TWINS are holding lightly and daily kvess
OF 3S7 Brosaway. Herr Dresbsch with his lions, and
other ouriosis shown at the place. and al oe
two shlipgs.
Bur- vii, be glad TO see a his friends old and youn
ct stuyvssant Institute this Aft rnoon and evening
JuLuESs coEcFRr At Metropolitan Hall this evening
should not be forgotten A=SDs the great features x
notice the "Hbernisn QuadriHss," ana the 'SreAs NJ
hibItion Quadrilles"
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From ALBANY.

DINNgE TO GEN. wooL-MILIrA8Y ASSOCIATION.
HHcIAL CORRESPONDENCE THE HgsALD
ALBANI Dec. 23. 1853.
General Wool has accepted invitation to dine with
the Trojans prior to his departure for California
State military association will assemble in this city
on the 10th OF January. W.
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= Cltv NJ Mnnchesfer,

Arrival or the City OF Manchester.
PHILADELPHIA, Deo. 49, 1853.
The screw steamship City OF Manchester, from Liver.
pool the 7th ns arrived here this afternoon bring
ing 271 passos gers.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
The LnSest from Washing ton.

IHc AHStSt IrOh WANING TON.
TESTIMONIAL. TO CAPT. INGRAHAM--ooNaREsSarE SarEN
GOING h0MB, ETC.
sPIuAL ccRRzspcNDgsCz SHw YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2a-9P. NJ
understand the Comrittss Foreign Relations, to
whom referred Mr. ravs' resolution for tsstnao
nia 10 Captain lrgrsha, unanimously agreed this morn
Ing report in favor OF that resolution chanang the tea
tnonial however, to \ media, with suitable inscrip-
ron instead of sword being more appropriate to the
occasion
great many members Loft by the cara tdls evening
and is possible business will be transacted in Con-
gresa next week for want OF quorum. X.Y.Z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-24

Lnto ana interesting nom the k'Io1nSs
DULL TRADE-MKRCHANTs ANNOYED By MEXICAN
DUTIES-MAN EXECUTED PREMATURRLY, ETC.
LOUISVILLE, Dec 23, 1853.
The Santa Fs mail has arrived At Independence with
adyices from ChihuAhua to ths I'd November Business
extremely dull at the latter psce and II thought
tbat all the foreign merchants would leave for Cali
orns ard the trade go into the hard OF the Msxicans
Ans rlcan merchants waiting 1T Isl Paso not ba-
ing ahls pass their goods Through the custom house.
twenty per cent being scded to the tariff with posi-
tive Instructions to admit goods unless the extreme
duties PAID.
General Farland inte nds establishing post Rico
river.
The celebrated Muscalero chief killed by Mexi
csn--ttis will create difficulty in Mesilla Valley
Hugh Smith ahot at Santa Fe by one of the men
In change Of Sheilipg's mail and II bsug generally be-
lisved that be kilo', jury empannslea and
named Scalion found guilty OF the deed and
i'm nediatsly hupgsmh s not only alive, but Is slowly
recovering
Business was quite dull at Santa Fe.
Later from Havana.
NKw ORLgANs Dec. 21, 1853
The Empire City has arrived, with dates from Havana
to the 18th inst
It reported that during the adminsr alton Of Gen.
Cantdo Of one year and half he amassed million
OF dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-24

The srea. FloIids land OF Clsrk and others plain
tins sgsinat the United St4tes and BrAdsn cesndants
- soon 70 cone before the Superior Court The plain
ths claim tw.ve millions OF In Florida, uadsr tho
King o SpAns grant the Duks of Alrgon which the
United Stats claim annulled by tbs sresty Of tbs
22d February 1sl9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-24

BosToy, d o. 2s-l0 p. M.
TIE weather here Ia very thick, With rsin and snov Il
ID therefore scarcely probabs that the America du
will come up before morning.
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Our Minister to France
INVITATION TO A PUBLIC ENrE aTAINMENr.
RIrrtunvD Dac IN 1Rk

RICHMOND, Dec. 10, 1853.
JOHN Y. MASON. ESQ -
SRA number OF your fellow ctxens and friends
without distinction OF party desire 70 meet you be fore
go from midst to the discharge Of ths high ami
honorable trust which has been committed to you We
say your fellow citizens and friends" although they
hardly be distinguished such the sentiments wit
which you have nepi ed hose with whom you have
associated Please name time when you accept an
entertainment, which will be ut best but poor mark Of
the feelings with which the 20 pe Of Virginia tass
Ct one whom they not only ,nor but love. We have
the honor to be- very respectfully, yours, 90
J. s. Caskie, Joseph Mayo. Edwin Farrar,
D. P. Gooch, Writ Robinson. W. W. Crunp
!. R. Watkins, W. W. Dunnavant, j. B. Stovan,
s. ID. Depoon, James X. Uaskie Lewis Ginter,
w A. Pstteson, John Womble, W. Clutter,
VIM. 81. Brown, Mark Dcwrey, H. Loadou
+. ,. Heath, d. Won Goening d. HElyburton,
n T. Stsrie, X. u. Burton. o. Truenart,
John Gregory, VIM F. Richie, X. A. Villa aas,
]. a. Y nlaon, VIM 2. Wintsee, II. B. Dickir son,
G. w. Masmurdc, s. q. Davis, Ii. Taylor of ,
w. 81. Davidson, Edwin Robinson Chas Ball Glib .oa,
D. H. Tucker, j. II. Conway, 90 Haskins,
r. b. Lorton, James l.. Bray, B. NJ Dewitt,
Claiborne Gooeh, W. Irwin Scott, N n. Martin,
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
The Northern Light en- route to Now
York with 81, 600, 900.
LATEST FROM HAVANA AND THE WESTERN PLANS
Large Flres.--Shlpwrccks..-Marke Reports,
He., &o., DO.

The News from California.
ARETYAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PAMYERo AT NEW
ORLEANS.
EKw ORLEANS, Dec. %, 1853.
The steamship Psmpero from San JuAn, Nicaragua,
In five and half days. has arrived at tho Baze, and
will reach this city about midnight
She brings 172 passengerr, large qusntty Of gold
freight, and California dates to the lst Deosmbsr
TIE steamship Northern Light sailed from San Juan
the 18th for New York, with so0pA,ssngsrs and 81 5oO
CL0in gold ON freight.
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Ing gose on somewhat In anticipation OF that reason
vo'so 70 the transaction Of bosusss Of importance
THE 0kEAT DUBUQUE CASE.

ing tns case OF Choutsau Nulony. pending be-
lore the supreme Court Of the United States That IT,
tns value of the eparty In issue il about Sl2 000
rather than 50 COO 900 stated. II Mallory looses
the cause the governmpt may to up this In
puons0 -
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30

sy- The .S,ar, conducted by the Ex-
Chairman of the Committee, and Organ
list fo: the Junto, refused to insert Card,
announcing Mr.. Weirick as a candidate
for District Attorney. The last No, how
ever, contains a lengthy article in reference
to the Importance of c!ecting a fl man for
that important Office, aud which must
mean Mr., Weirick, for it no more hits
Van than Daniel Lambcrt's coat would
suit dwarf.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30
IST of LETTERS remaining in Lewisburs
Il Do \

IST Of LETTERS remaining in Lewisburs
IL (Pa.) Post Office, Sept 80, 1883
Brouse Harrison, Bucher Jane Mary, Buchra
Samuel
Crone Sarah e Mrs, Caue!le D G
Englenan solomon
Erans ISick
Haven John @ =. Hedan Joha
I.eFih Henry, Luckenpill Israal
NTPhersen Joel ,, Matter G, aTad 2, Meyer A
Price Thomas 2
Rangler Daniel
Smith George, Steel Mary F. Miss. Swift A.
W., Smith Mary Miss, sA emaker Catha.
Young VIM. II. (26)
Persons calling for abnrc will say ,hey are
advertised, A. KENNEDY. l.. ii.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30
FITS. FITS. FITS.
THE vKGErAriE LsrEtlT
EP!IEPTlC PILLS,

For Tie cure Of Fits, Si.osms, Cramps, AID oil
Nerrous aad Constitutional Diseases.
nERSONS vino are llboriIg under this
distressing malady will find the V;.GET-
ABLE EPI.EPTiC PILLS 10 be the only
remedy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy.
or Falling Fits.
THIS, :iil- possess specific action on the nnryors
system and although they PREPARED especially the
IUrp"- curing Fits th'y vii b s,u:i or ,ai ben
fit fr all prronS afflicted with weak whose
nervous system has been tr shattered from
AIRY ca;isc whatever Ia chrnnc cgnia nts. DIS
Of long Stanlinc. snr-.uiurcd they
exec, iin.y hen-iiciai.
fri"e % per box twn ONrS fr s. Persons out of
the City. enclosing rcmtsucr will have the Pills
them through the mail ire Of lustasc For sale lv
SETH ;. HiECE. Ne. TO- BNlIa IRE STREET IIaltimort
Nd 10 whnE orders from al parts of the Union must be
addressed, post Iai. ilyI16-new CIV.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30
Pro,ss,an, Americas Book for the Times.
Dr.. DoWling's History Of Romanism,

ECo; puolIShed-a NV Avn rsLAnGEp KpI,
u rios ol DR. DuWLINGs HISTORY OF
hUNhNiSM--rhIS popular and valuable work
twntcA - Protestant Jut UtEeTNiSe unsecIarian)
ms been pronounced by ali Protestant denom-
nations TING Ne.!dsTd his.ry OF the subject
ul winch ~ treats.
In co,secueuce If the late fire in the Pub.
lI>her'> e>rabIShIneut he has tern unable lOr
he last tey, months To suppiylhe frequent orders
.or tnIS " 1Tk. He mas G"w the pleasure To
announce tAa. DR.. bowling has prepared an
eXlen,,ve aud valuable Supplement OF about
1870 psgc>, inciuGLg all the recent events of
interest IL relation To Pope Plus IX, tie slrug
gle for lihrrrv IN ROME. The Madiai, Gavazzi.
etc etc; and that the enlarged work (makIng
q ncnIc volume OF SIS pages) is now ready,
AMI will ne supplied 10 a.t cIs booksellers aas
tho p,.bI'e .~.~.o'.f any safrGroe oT Ertce upon
the cd rGtiienS-
Hundreds Of testimonials from distinguished
ciersyWen. scholars, presidents Of colleges and
Others. have been received, tesli!ying 10 the
fidelity anj value Of TINS History. \ single one
Of these from The pen of that emIneni Protest
ant scholar, the Rev. Geo. H. Chesver, DID,, is
given as specimen Of the whole:
'.lt, ev,o,r and t-autIfni work. DR. Cheevcr.
?Csr,es aud vTy sjrons claims for popular favor,
AMI 10 ot .uSt that II IS d->ti-i 10 have
ordinary -st. II l. IF se most beshcd
su eNrcut works Ne have Issued fro,I the
u
flushed enrs.in> trarive Of the ceremonies super
itions. cut:ons, and incidents OF Ruiausn hck
fc tell eloquent tale, aud of real utility
we'll hgfy ornamental TIE itsclf is charater-
izl by grt. .erch. and lII strip
WV jh- nstdrr and history the PopiSh systsIl
Yr surrc but sufficiently ll history the rise,
Iror->- cruat",- aud present condition Of the
ist sutLeIc reference th- undoubird
historic sources. re,r.ed IN siri,c. ensaziu. and
impressive ST l AMI I'd in tbs uci riauner
1t ahOuns in flci and Incidents .h t.sutiul
illustrations. = better adapted TO furnish vivid ard
pressiye p1rtaitur. of any Other
book Of IL suppli-s a great lack th-olo-
Ci-dl Etrratrt ard Eow that conflict with Rome 10
upon Us, bsrCu business Of Us
all clergy and i'y, work richly storrd with frc,s
n uinenis v - inst timely and useful We III u.d
M glad % So IT IN ev ~ family, aud siornns every
tr. iaI,- 10
j A,"rt> for The above work. to whom vai.
uahle inducements will be offered. wantc-: in
e.er, Sia.e 't- l,inn- Apply To
EDN ARD WALKER Publisher.
May, 1853. ia Fulton 81. New York,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30

ssa. Messrs. Wm. III. Backhus and John
n. Lukens, the former graduate and the
latter member of the University at Lew
isburg, sailed for Liverpool, in the City of
Manchester, from Philadelphia, on Satur-
iay week. Their destination is the city
Of IIeidelburg in Germany, where we I'M
derstand they intend to pursue their stud
les, the former with q view to the Medical
nrOfession.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30

nes- We understand it has been reported
that the Lewisburg Savings Institution
discounts un-current money, but in return
exacts par funds from its customers. This
injurious report is altogether mistake
The Institution has no power to issue
notes of its own, and its operations are
therefore carried on principally with the
notes of other banks, such as Harrisburg,
York, Gettysburg, Middletown, Chambers
burg, Pittsburg, &c. 1t pays out what
ever kind of money it happens to have on
hand, and reoeices the same an payment,
,citL,out anu discount ,rhaterer
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30

SAD FATALIrY-The Danrille Mte'i-
qcncer says: Thomas Stevenson, reslding 2
near Derry Meeting House, in Derry town
ship, Montour county, lately lost his wlfe
and fee children, in two weeks, with dys-
entery. Three others of his children were
attacked by the disease, but We understand,
recovered.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30
POISONING,

Thousands Of PARENTS who Yermifure composed of
Castor oil. Ctiun.l not that white th-l
apar ben the l..ri-nt. they actually lay.n- t
foundations fer Of diseases, such salvation.
loss of Il ht wrakurS> uf l!rahS. &c.
Ia another couI.n viii hc fuIi thr advert senent q!
otnsack's Med ciErs - which ask the a.tcnii,
all directly interested in their well ther cI;ii
lrn's hralth In Liver Com laiut> and all dlsorJ,
arising thosr ct bilious type, should make
the ouly genuine mrdrine liohebsarks Liver IrS.
o. Be M. d-ssr4si," but ask tor IIosnsack's Worm
syrup Liver Pills, and observe that each has the
"f III Proprietor, j. y. U0BEN>iCk- as none
Else are genuine. llyI3y
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30
TN HiIk TIE TEH.EFH, THsr
I,5fH elcRA9T'S ca TlEP0HDEn
HATH ACHIEVED.
Thousands are teat.fy:rs to it, Efficacy


4 In, pserc.fa! u ID ....l Z. his 3 a.'.'
4 1 FTER years of study and experiment by
n the Inventor, 10 compauud from pure
, Vegetable ntGter,Gb Powder that SHOULD and
Musr take the place of the thou sand and one
uo-trums gotten up ard psmei upon the pohiic
tam EemIirS fr ths uf Al ts-a>cs wlirii The
brute creation heir to- he has produced the
h this advertisement None en- ~ gf.GHs unieSs
hearin SMILE ,gaaturr. The d Ins; has been
f,uch tHtt IL; has isn chs ny eorbed t. tie stat
Of Fcuusy ylyauia bat we have nov cu'>unmated such
hat ~e freparrd 70 >uPpy III" nun"fo''s
ord r Rand. wen tho-r ana. hereafter
r.csive from other >taie> # the Union.
Knowing this Powder possess all tn curative prop
csrs here st :osth, dem fuisom, tirade If words
unnecessary: elm; that it, Ts. rs wi.
fr It ready sale Erin- composed cf pare vegetable
mgr di,nt>. II be safy and cu>ly given that
bile ai.iIHi tie II! at all seasons and o tisys
IT. e,erts u ;s ,.."psiay Il IN y TEN Grating
ioat- carciss Wi,h pr, MATURE syiruc The hair but
the other h"nt u >tr.n g. .>;'or PurifeS the
+ 3 o.i. regulates tle tTin -. tt -;r.
md pro-. rt.,i. tls siui. al.a.t a- t..-i.
ever. N...u ia ln url .fe,;. st t..v .es.t-,S
and .'.t q 'i"- 'uF" VII n D. ~, ',r'r.r.,e N
!. ss,sp-.i.q S,s..t Il a.,ss. caoil' sitass''
Z l>sLNN.I l. @iS .. t1w " tTsR.
t. the Agrcutri>, sad a.f, a.i It j., an Invaluable
Di,,,srs Hon u II. aid. TIA Il many
"h''h thy ar ''"h'e i."u SUPPRESS OF natural
p NlLCH cows aye much Lcsrft i hy c,<ionallv
mixing with thrr Sop "r ieed- Ii has t"rdrucy
trcn-tten the "nm A. remove all o-tsuct Ins from the
mix tubs lfo not" AL the screti ls ard nse3 ucntlv
aiding mach l. the strength OF the animal, '!laty and
uii'ty Of heg Mix, 'r,aia anu Bu.tr
HOS duruc The warm seasons aIr constantly over
heating themselves whih trei- ,ttrn Cou l..
c-rs oi Ihe Lungs. aud other parts ~Lic naturai.,
HsS tendency U ret-i tie n. H. s. such
table spoonful mixed in bark.t ~ -~lii. a:d ,,'var
vrr' "'l'r i"y viii srecy remove all difficulties, anu
he annual WI! s'lh ii..gr;' in u. IA ..aG .at
""" Of the t~ns Il ~ usr-1s 4 ;s suhtry, having
Ler the one or other e the an.u,.i- which i Pow Ter
" ''neft viii be n:-HrIly and uumcTriii :, the
-ast and Gnlnsi tn himself 90 -iye 1t a trial
e ouiu'nty predict that wherever it introduced
viii he as rrnanr mt in that Stable, sud lie med a.
ssenais, as the turryrumb and rtsh thrms,iy< sr.
4 -fGINT-DANIEL d. GJLEIN.
'm!!ii (spctts' stor-.l Kelly rp Union Co. rs,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30
DIED.,

In Lewishurs, e5th inst, after an illness of
several months, Capt. ALEXANDER MCLuRE,
aged IS years.
Ia Wilmot, Ind, I7th inst, ANDREW PoSr-
ICs. formerly Of Union county, aged 81 years.
In BuAalce TIP, 25d inst, ANDREW MACE,
IN his 5sth year.
In sunbury. .Gth inst, SAMUEL THoNPsoS,
keeper of the Lawrence House.
In Selnsgrove, 18th inst. JoHS BRIGHT,
formerly of Sunbury, aged about So years.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30

NORTH Branch CASAL-We under
stand that the Canal Commissioners have
directed the water to be let into the whole
line of the North Branch Caual. on the
18th day Of October next. So this long
and aricnt!y desired event is coming at
last, and in a few days. This will be a
ioyful opening to Northern Pennsylvania,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Co-Part-
II nership in the Tailoring business here
iotnre existing between JOHN B. MILLER and
JAMES X. MILLER, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent The books and accounts are
in the hands Of John B Miller, who is authori-
zed to settle 6r the Firm.
Lewisburg. Aug. 20, 1883
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30

ass- Don't forget the County Fair,
second day after the Election. If you
vote for Division, climb the hills to New
Berlin and conf'm your vote; you vote
against it, GO and repent of it Go any
how--and make good start with it.
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r Ort nEOnDaSes. .roSEe' Books ans:
sasacy ssfs:tiS.

';NHE attention Of the Trade. ami others. in
want of Porte N0nnaics, Pocket Books,
Bankers Gases, Dressing Gases, Potable
Writing Desks. EacEg lmmon and Chess
Boards .Ch.>smen Pearl. shell arc silver Gard
Cases " orkB ,xeS .CabaS. y eedte Books, Money
Belts. Cigar Gases. Portfolios, Razor SircP>
aud Razors. Travelling FlaskS and t'e Cuilerr
together with large variety OF F,~cy GooDs,
,-S, ,.I, ---.!I l s.-.,,>' g-.'~>.
&. 81. SMITH.
Porte N,nnris mi P9cEt B3of .i.lrufdci,Hsr.
3m4s7l 2O5 Arch ST. below SIKH. Pm,,n.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30

~The S'ar cautions the voters a
clinst ali frauds and hulnbugs from Lew
isburg and Selinsgrove." We copy the
.cautiou," gratutously; but don't think
it at all necessary to warn sensible people
in this region against New Berlin. They
are wen booked up as respects both par
tics at the county seat.
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ssy- THE INDEPENDENTS compose, just

Re- THE INDEPENDENTS compose, just
now, without doubt, the greatest party IN
PENNSYLVANIA. In nearly if not quite ev-
ery county, there are from to D tickets
in the tcld-and their names are legion.
From such a pieiny Of the political
I. FORMS" there is no knowing who or what
may come mp"