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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-04
HEALTH For TIE STsTESTyy
HOLLOWAY'B PILLS.

EXTRAORDINARILY CURE OF LOSS OF M AITH.
DlSORDERED STOMACH, INDIGESTION AND
DETERMINATION OF HOOD. 10 THE HEAD.
cSPg efa letter from ~. Jha lloyd, Of Ers Bsn, nSar
Ha1on, MGioasfhshSs
To Professor HoELowAT:
sR-Iavail myself Of the kIt opportunity Of inform
ing you, that for very long period was saietedwifb
dangerous giddiBess and frequent swimmings 10 The
bead, ATTENDED By less ofsppee disordered stomach,
and generally impaired health: Every means had
tailed TO give ne any permanent relief, and at myth
about Wihom an attendant. In this melancholy con
snion I waited personally upon Mr Hughes, Chemist,
Hnreeh, fsF he purpose Of consulting him 10 what
had better % be kindly recommended your Pills,
tired them without delay, and after taking them for
short time am happy 10 bear testimony 10 their
deTlu efficacy. ! am restored 70 perfect health,
and enabled 10 resume my usual duties. You at
liberty 10 publish this letter IN anS way You may think
proper. am, Sir, your obedient Servant,
June sth, 1852. (signsdl JOHN LLOYD.
MIRACULOUS CURE OF DROPSY.
KEITuei Of Letter from Edward ROssley Esq, Of India
Walk, 1Sbqg0, daisd 4prii Sh, 1852.
10 Professor HOLLOWAY:
DEAR SIn-I deem il a duty I owe 10 yOu and the
public At large, TO inform you OF most miraculous re
sOYsTy from that Dreadful disease DRoPsY and which,
under God, effected by your invaluable Pills.
was tapped i've times within eight months, and skill
fully treated by two medical practitioners but could
MI get cured until had 10 your remedy and
notwithstanding all had undergone, this miraculous
medicine cured me In the course Of six weeks
(signed) EDWARD RowLEY.
INFALLIBLE CURE OF A STOMACH COM
PLAIiNT, WITH INDIGESTION AND VIOLENT
~ HEADACHES
ExfTad II Litter from mr.. s. GOtDez, Chemist, Of
Clifton, near BTistOl, dated Juiy l4fA, 1852.
To Professor Holloway:
DEAR SSR--I am requested by Lady named T hon.
as just arrived from the West Indies 10 acquant you
that for period ofeght years. herself and family SUI
fered from continual bad health arising from disorders
Of the liver and stomach Indgeion Loss Of Appetite,
violent Headaches, pains 70 the sides weakness and
general debility, Tor which she consulted the most
inent men in the colony, but without any beneficial
suit; at last she had 10 your invaluable Pills,
which in a veSY short Zine effected great q change
toT the better that abe continued them, and the whole
family restored 10 health and strength Further
she desires 10 saw that she has witnessed their
iraoTdinaTy virtues in those complaints Incidental TO
children, particularly IN Of Measles and Scariai-
ma having effected positive Ofthese diseases with
no other iemedy- (Signed) s. G0WEN.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-04
49, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI NJ ID =
Commission and Forwarding EHOuse

..... ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI l0 rt-
Commission and Forwarding House.
JosEPH HooHiDoE. YEANers NcEAUL.
Adogxidge a ARcFaul,
(LAie Twiehell 4 Mogridee,)
Corner Commercial and Pine streets, 81. Louis.
H0NslGNMEN Sand Commissions will meet with
~ prompt and personal attention, and liberal cash
adsaSess Will Be given on COnsignments OF Bills Of
Lsding iB had.
The Forwarding and receiving Of merchandise and
produce will meet with especial and dispatch; the
the expense Of storage and drsyage as much as posi-
bic avoided.
Orders for purchasing filed at the shortest notice
sDd lowest market prices.
REFEKENcEs:
J.SE. Walsh,
c csss e S' Blow a Co., Isl. Louis.
ChOteau & Vale,
Doan, King & Co.
Frost & Forrest, New York.
Charles A. Meigs,
T. c. Twichell & Co., New Orleans.
We have On open policy Of Insurance, which viii
cover all shipments 10 address, when advised by
letter per mall or when endorsed bills Of ladng
before, or at the time Of shipment hGGsIn mp
St. Louis, Jan. %, 1883. iebsy
1853. SAMUEL STILLWEL.L, 1853
No. SO Olive-st., bet. Second & Third,
10. Louis, MO.
Manufacturer Of
Pure Alcohol and Pure Spirits Of any
proof required Also-Spirit Gas, Phosgene Gas,
Chemical oil and esmpbene, warranted Of superior
quality, and for sale on reasonable terms.
Gebi7|53-6m
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-04

xa- sss tsrms Of Daily At ths hspa Of the
Art enlnmn "a bird ppss. er.s.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-04

Eight, (and one 10 the getter-up of the club,
Thirteen copies, per annuia, "
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-14
TeYrisle Accident.

Boston, Jan. G-Wc regret to record a
terrible and heart-rending accident, which
occurred upon the Boston and Maine Rail-
road to-day, attended with serious loss OF
life. and under circumstances calculated
to give to the occurrence the most painful
interest. Gen. Franklin Pierce, President
elect of the United States, together with
Mrs. Pierce and their son, were among the
passengers in the train, being on their way
home from this city, when by some unfor.
seen accident, the Car, containing about
seventy passengers, men, women and chill
drcn, was thrown down an embankment,
some twenty feet high, upon pile of rocks,
killing several instantly. and among them
the son of Gen. Pierce. aud seriously in
juring Mrs. Pierce, who narrowly escaped
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-14
Borough Ordinance.

Meeting Of the Town Council cf II
"A Borough of Lewisburg. held III. s,h Of
octcocr, 1892. II was enacted
That from and after the passage Of this
oriinarceno person or persons will be alouei
10 put Goa! ashes cr any clLer csscririiop ,f
dirt or nuisance or ctstructicn IF snv hind
upon any ot the streets of this Dcycprh ar !,
ai'y "i Tie cutters or water courses thereof II
any person 'r persons shall hereafter So obs
Uuct ny 81 tne Streets. alleys. cutters or water
courses ci sand Bcrc ugh. such pcrson or psr.
sons shall be liable In a fire Of not less ,h,n
urc dollar ncr more than five dollars Gre.,A
offence. And further it shal! be The d.,r of
the sh Constable To give notice 10 .nr p.r.
SON or persons " no shall o!i.iruct anv of y.
streets. alleys, cutters cr wafer ccur,e. y,
remove SAID ob>nucrIcns wiihin five'davx fr, m
the date oi such notice. aud if the said rh.,ru.
tons are not removed within the time so .r,.
cIhed, II shall he the duty Of the High T., u,,,.
bic to remove the same. the eost Of sucb ,,uc-
val and he amount Of fine or Gprs in po,,t
(Which shall he determined Nv the Bnrsr.
aud Town CouncI!.) 10 DC collected from he
person or p'rsons so offending.
Published by rider Of The Board.
JOHN HGUGHTON, Clerk.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-14
ECGDHIENptTyOyS

fInLsDA, An. Il. ISL.
I have this day carefully inspected conductor or
I,-ltua. Rod. with and index. erected by Nr-
Thomas Arrni,atc cllevuc House. iInuc.s'-r. and
have l station s7yirs that II Is not cnly the b"st
have ever seen hut that il is the only ono have yet
examined that Is constructed strictly scientific rrin
pies II is with much ples~ur. that recommend his
conductor 10 the ATTENTION OF owuers of buildings.
H. MCNuRTRIE.
am vel satisfied that the Magnetic Lightning Eol,
manufactured Mr. Thum.- Arnita-" OF fhila1-p pis
i. ,. est that has been male have spent several
wear. in tie study II the law Of e"et'ity and magnet
Ism and have hesitation in svin: that these Rods
u the priy prime PIE O: safety The electric
shock IS received and disVrel hy The mast the top
Of the roll ami would be- impossible aceo,in I" thr
lv, Of attraction and repuls;or. fr tu din 10 be
injured hv str Of lightning hen protected by Of
rt,.,, rs-. have been acquainted with Mr. Armt,g-
for several wears ard brf r. h. commenced to
ture these rods m;nr t" lriucp PIE which tcr
arc cons ructe ans. fit convinced that their a'optin
would be- attended with yt' The incrcsing
demand for these rods and the ext nsisc .es in all parts
OF the country, commemorative cf their utility aud
superiority. TRACY Z. WALLER, NJ. b.
I;iiu. sun. Phiad Co. April 10. 1852.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-14
Drilling vs.. Broadcast.

We have received pamphlet copy o'
the " Proceedings Of the New York State
Agricultural Society Trial Of Implements,
at Geneva" n. Y, last July, and find in ii
many things elected by the said trial, Of
value to the farming community. W.
were struck, however, with the remarks Of
the Committee, on the subject Of drilling
in and broadcast sowing Of grain. Ths
Committee says
"Thc advantages Of Drill-Husbandr,
have not yet been decided, except only th'
evident benefit of wedding drilled fields b!
the hand or hoe. Broadcast sowing ha
prevailed throughout the world and pos
scsscs the advantage Of greater expedition
and as many believe, greater produc
from an acre, and grain of more uniform
quality. The perfection to which bot
drills and broadcast sewers have arrived
must ere long settle the claim Of preference
among cautious observing farmers"
We never read purer twattle than this
Indeed, We are amazed that such languag
coulH proceed from Committee with sucl
men upon it as j. Dclafeld, Sanford How
ard, Anthony Van Bergen, &c. The en-
tire paragraph looks like burlesque, Th
advantages of drill husbandry has no
vet been decided'-.' broadcast sowing ha
prevailed throughout the world, and pos
scsses the advantage" &c, &c. If tn
Commi,tce were not acquainted with tn
results as established by experiments IL
! Pennsylvania, Ohio, Maryland, Indiana
and several other States, in regard to drill
ling, they should hold thci, peace. Every
body who has experience in drilling il
wheat-which pretty much embraces al
that is meant by "drill hushandry"
knows that by the drill about half bu:he
of seed is saved to the acrc-that it is pu
in equally as expeditions as with the hanc
and with far greater ccr.alnty-and tina
the product is from two to five bushels pc,
acre more. The straw is also strongc
and more Uniform, with not more than hal
the amount Of smnH heoJs produced b,
hand sowing. The fact-for fact it is be
yond questiun-ihat half bushcl of scet
is lost, by broa'i-cas,ing, which must b
left uncovered, and either rcrishes, or i
carried off by birds, &c, tells us also yer,
plainly that these small heads come from
the grains that are larry covered and hav'
no hold in the soil.
Gentlemen cf the Committee it is ratll
sr too late in tie day for such twattle
Come into Philadelphia, Bucks, Delaware
Montgomery. Chester and Lancaster coun
tics OF this State, and you will reap SOM
information upon subject Of Which yo'
srrear TO lc entirely isuorant.-G. G.,man
turn Telegraph.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-14
The 10th Session
OF TUE
Lewisburg Academy

VIII commence on MoxpAI, October Is,h
10 continue 20 weeks.
The course OF lRstrus lion in Ibis In.s,,ss,
IS calculated 10 prepare You,hs To rn,er 81
lsge, OF for general business All br,ncb.. ns
'iiofou:h Academic Coarse. including Lam
SuaSes. Mathematics, aud General Litrra,ur,
are taught.
he lPe"a' session affords good opportunity
ior improvement to Young Men. ,,s,d,nc ~
'ne neiehoorhood. who are at leisure during
the Winter months "b
Composites ard Defamation viii recei,e
careful attention. All gross, immoral prac,iees
are sricty prohibited, both in and abou, ,hs
school, and kindness, courtesy, and a suir,.
oil honorable rivalry among the pupils, are
encouraged.
The subscriber is desirous TO secure class
of Young Ladies'
1"dbn-For Languages $40. H;.hsr Enc.
lish IS, and Common Branches SC, per .cx,ion
JOHN RANDOLPH,
y Principal
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-14
New 1{l Shop.

Samuel S'ifrr has just opened a shop
on Market Square, between The Pos, Office and
I.yndalrs Bookstore, where he is prepared 10
make and sell
Boots and Shoes of all XIII. is,
for Ladies. Misses. Men and Boys. Also for
sale, GUN SHOES Of all sizes. RErAIRIxG
done as usual.
Produce Of all kinds wanted in exchange
for work.
By runciuaiity, and using good materials in
the very hest way, he hopes to share the pat
ronagc Of discriminating public.
Lewisburg. Nov. II, 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-14
TUt9 @acDiuc

has been inv.n;ed.and the statement of few facts
may prove thai it is not only the Best Machine
Of the kind IN existence, but that it is the mos, (,
ProfiGd!e iha, man can have on hi, farm. The
APPLES a'e by this machine grated up into fine
pulp, SO that 1t requires but comparatively light
pressure. and that hut minute or two. to extract
oil the cider, II being a>certainsd Ivy practical
experiment that One F0urfh more can lie obtained
than BY the old process. Besides this il requires
only two hards to grind and make up into cider
a larger quantity of apples than can be possibly
made on the oid-iash,nncd machines. On this
press. Owing 10 the conpactness Of the ponice in
the tub and the complete manner in which it is
Srorrd. pressure OF three to i've tons-wh ch
can he easily obtained produce n more
favorable result Than one hundred tons pre-. sure
Gu the ordinary cider P'sss. even if the ,rplcc
were ground as finely as on the improved Mil :
and il the apples we've merely crushed as on the
Nut machine, it would require pressure OF tive
hupdrcd tons to produce the resul, accomplished
by this Patent Mill The following are aiducsd
as decided advantages oi this machine:
Ir--.I. M s nr-r C!lcr than any othe- p-ree with
given 9urnttv nf af,e>. in a given tine and with
much less lator and expense.
%c'nd-l makes cleaner and swreter Ciisr than any
Other ma>,ne.
7hird-You ran max. vour Cfler a. Won want IT, and
six twenty barrels.
Far.b-With it you press YOUR Cu-rants = Cherries
Berries, Cheese, Batter. Lard and Tali,w.
rft-Wuh it you can save ONE FOURTH Of your
tIn'- in making ipp. Butter.
SItiWith it You grind or chop your Apples fota
toes. Turns D-rts tUIsuis, ti.nrkI.s, for Cattle"
&rcrth--Ey lie use sou can at all tunes have FRESH
ana SWEET Cider.
The price Of the Cider Mil. with light 20 use
the sane on anv onc iarn. i ;S35. Price oi the
Roo, Cutting Cylinder. 81.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-14
India Rsbhsr Gloves, Mittens, &C.

<xOJiNTRY Merchants. ia making theii Pui
) chaser, should not neglect these drsi'aoie
and sa!~able articles. Their manufacture mas
bcen much improved recently. and they are
made very durable. Particular attention Is
requested TO the
Vool-Lincd Glorcs anil Mittens
r,.v ~, Ind, cn.nblc in cold and vet weather LAM
al ;d ,bi. t;Iny.. useful r amy work that vii! S"l tn
go. =, III. sam. sine that they will cure the worst
Sal, Ih. um (hspl ~ hands iinmsdi't'y. Inc! "e
,,,,lc al, lengths tn protect he nrns Ard wrists
por .nlc ty wiicoN. Billings & to. No ) thur'h hies
ns t,,.I,r.,. 6S tirenut street rbi!aici hia j. ~
rhi,i;,. pit,stury Pa Ir'~cuorS Haskell. baltimore
Nh n W Schifi-r, aricstop, ; Z. Eart ii ckcaH.
c,n.u ohio and all Enhtcr Dealer. in th. Union
Al retail Ly Country Merchants generally 3m1So
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-14
important to Farmers ond UonsckcrI,erS
HlCKOK'S PATENT CIDER MILL.

y all former times it "a- supposed ha, a large
quantity Of cider could be made Only by using
a poudsrous msrhine, that slowly crushed the
apples without grinding ihem line. They were
then made into 4 massive cheese III straw and a
most severe aud long pressure was required TO
extract portion Of the cider, a considerable pOr
ton beng absorbed by the stiaw and The mass Of
Tonicc. and u obtain this unsatisfactory result
the farmer had TO take all his hands and perhaps
his six horse teams AMI devote a whole day that
could have teen more Prciiahy employed. TO
make from SIX to twelve hHr.is of cider. Tc
obviate the difficulty the farmers have hereto ore
l,bo upley
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-14
GRAYDON'S FORMS,

NLW AND FOURTH EDIIT"N'
.y ,,,.,-x u,,;,i,,,.. cr Nin Of Bu,innss sh'"f ~
,c,.S,.t - -t:,rL.p. NORTH AMERICAN U. s. GAIHfs.
Just yrBLLSHED.
GHAYDON'S FJRN'-NEw ASo foCErh '.p'toS' . :,
co,nn,on Pca. ouarr Se si"ns Oyer and t~rmnSr the
sunrrm, and Urp.snt Courts and the offices of ,c va
,;,i,n E.,isel Corrected. EnlarSed. and Atfp'-- 10
IN ,r Present stat. Of the Law with c"pous hsp'na
tory Notes ami References. and New snd yer! 'r.n
-. - I,y Eos.Rr r. WRIGHT, Esl lu One
thi.k Or,a 70 volume. Price only s,5O
RRoo.aLSD,IIpS.
aIu tb, work iErxSs's JUsrIcrD and Its omran'"u,
.ts,rco>s FoENs ttc reputation Of which Is 30 we'll
..t.,,,cl ,s q. uc.t no culoyy) the Magistrate WI!
nud all iI- information nrc-ssLry To correct siarg-
NJ ;hr imnoriaut duties confdci him ty the laws of
rsunsyi vania. .-Irtf fIce y BtJhays B'nn', <yfh E''
fiOn.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-14
khMlIAS
1)aicnt nlaauetir Eislliniul Ro05,


and IN this alone. This Rod has been examined
by the mo-, scientific g'n,lem-n in the wo ID
Professors NJ 'Murtric. Johnson, " alor and many
others that have examined them. recommend and
speak Of them in the highest terms OF appreciation.
and have pronounced them the only safe rods in
use in this or any other country for the protection
OF Lives and Property. One advantage Is I" divide
and throw back part Of the elccrlc fluid harmless
10 the Clouds in time o! a stroke this rnal!es the
rod to conduct that portion of fluid that belong
10 the earth without the s!ish,e-t danger OF lea
wing the conductor. This rod has MANY other
ndvsntagrs over The old one. The oily place Of
manufacturing Is
Vine 81. ; d,ors oborc lsih, PHILADELPHIA.
uhcrc oil persons are respectfully invited to call
and examine for themselves. For sale Wholesale
or Retail by THO'S ARMIrAGE.
These rods have heen purchased and success
ully used hy the follow ing individuals coiip anie-
and corpnra,ions, whose names are cheeriu!ly
submitted
Ia nnd war F'ii,ad,irhia : 5 Roberts. George
Santzinrrr judge Eou'icr. Jutsc ConraI J. Muip.d.
Insrrsol Tho hiorky A'u,bouse Anderson Br"'her,.
Ev J. l.. ,;rant. john Npman. ThoS. crovrr. lat 4
iioous. A Il Giihsrs II. simmons, rho-- Mott c.. VI
Downing, J. :. 6r.rr. J. W. Watson. G.. Humphreys
Ripley Go, J. Nyaan. Il. E,ric. } UvcLsllrc, q. T.. =
per, Mr.. sharless Mr.. Martini Dorhl-y. } i;rinkI.y.
Mr. Dawson. Ijr rauI : II. Fuwcrsa J wiu-p,,lny.
II. Mil-r the ROD Eank Ho,r The U. ;. Arsenal. the
SpriIg ,,ar,icn u inu.is 'n.:> lial.
IN iFc S'ts nf Wv Jrsry.-'irorg- Cris,in Jude
veal. .ndce Dayton, .o!u Sctnl.u DR.. II. MNuruc,
., D.. Ec. erts. Mr.. J. i',~nInS-
,tjThc eniy authorized Agent for the Counties
OF Union. JunIsta II film. Clinton. lycoming,
Northumberland, Moutou'. Columbia. l.uzrrn.. l.
SAMI'EL HOOVER.
HTi'eion, Uai0n county. Penn.
Orders and letters addressed (post paii) to Mr..
Hoover will be promptly attended to. lie has
put up a number of ,h.se Rods in Union county,
some OF which may he seon as follows:
IN LNION COIITT
HrrtIsy T,.-Hars nI.frcuny. Wu, Foster. John HAS.
Mi hael Peters, Jarob smith. David Finiai. R-ubcn
Mcnch George k!tckner. NJ, Be'iin-C"art ifcus-.
and Corur,is cnr, Uiliec. L,ntestpr, Tp-Iohn R.r
Iirn Tp-Dr. Charles Wilson. HsishiRgt,n Tp-Jobn
kuntz. Simon Kun;,. iirn Tp--Isaac Cou.drou. Whte
beer 7t.-M4,hasi Hoffman.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-14
Also coyP,yloS TO THE ,Eovs,
BINNS'S JUSTICE
BUSINESS MANS LEGAL GUIDE

A TREATIES On the Office and Duties Of Aldermen
and Justices of the r,c- in the Commonwealth If Penn
svIvana including all the required Forms Of Profess
and D~kct En'rcs, and 'mbo1j in. not only Wiatt yer
NAV be dee mrd valuahl TO Justices If the Peace. hut p
Landlords. Tenants and trn"rrl Agents. and making til"
volume what il iurIorts TO ic. safe e.a! Guide for
Busnrs- Men. Ly John nns. lat Alderman in the city
of Philadelphia Fifth editi"a Revised. Correct and
treaty Enlarged Ey = c, GRIGHrLi, ESD. In Unc
Thick Volume, 0rtav" Prc. only si.oo.
Judge Gibson says Of Binn,s Jusie that " 1t is no:
only the ist hut the only good work that have
tho subject
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-14

death. There was but one passenger car at
tached to the train, which, in consequence
Of the breaking Of an axletrec ofthe car,
was thrown Of tho track and down the
embankment, as before stated, smashing
the car in pieces. Very few of the pas
seugcrs escaped unhurt, while some ten or
twelve were almost instantly killed.
Gen. Pierce after the accident, conf
planned of a severe pain in the back, from
bruises received by the fall. Mrs. Pierce
was moro seriously injured, and was con-
vcyed to an adjoining house, and medical
aid sent for. The nature of her injuries
was not known when the train left.
Gen. Fierce had taken the cars at An
dover, for Concord, having remained at
Andovcr all last night. Those present at
the accident, says that tho escape OF the
President and others was most miraculous.
Mr.. Newell, lawyer, had one Of his legs
broket. Gen. Pierce's son was an only
child.
Among the injured, Mr. Baily Lawrence
had leg broken; little girl had her
foot crushed, and another, whose name is
unknown, was very badly injured.
The express train, with the President
Of the company, has just returned from
the scene of the accident and reports that
all the injured are doing well. Mrs.
Pierce's injuries are not considered dan
cerous. Mrs. Pierce and the General re-
main with the body of their son in Andover
tonight.
At the time of the accident Gen. Pierce
was convcrsing with Mr.. Young, the su.
perintendcnt of the new Mills at Lawrence
Professor Packard, relative of Gen. Pierce
was in company with Mrs Pierce and he,
son, and the party occupied the forward
part of the car, which was divided in til,
middle. They were all thrown into ;
heap, one over another. Master Pierce
lay upon the floor of the car, with Iii
skull frightfully fractured The cap whct
! he had worn, had fallen off, and was iiIlet
with his blood and brains.
! Gen. Pierce acted with wonderful cool
ness and presence Of mind, but the agony
of his wife was indcscribable
Concord. \. IT,, Jan 6.-The creates
excitement prevailed here to-day, since
! the receipt of the new of the death of Gen
Piercc's son, on the railroad near Andoyer
The Legislature Immediately adjourned
BosToS, Jan. l0.-The funeral service,
over the remains of the son of Gen. Pierce
took place this morning at Andovcr, in the
presence Of a very large asscmhlagc. The
Rev. Mr. Parker, of Concord, cfficiatcd
After the services had been concluded, ,hc
remains were conveyed to Concord, in :
special train, for burial.
Gen. Pierce is recovering rapidly from
the indisposition, induced by the sad acci
dent; and Mrs. Pierce has been restored
to a degree of calmncss and resignation
She will remain with her sister, Mrs Al
ken, until sufficiently recovered to retur.
to New Hampshire.
CONCORD, Jan. l0-Thc funeral cor
tcgc, with the remains Of the youthful
Benjamin Pierce, passed through the city
at ha!fpast 8 o'clock, on its way to th'
North Church Cemctry, for intermcnt-
The procession was simple and unostcnta
tious. The bercaved father occupied tn;
! first coach, as chief mourner Mrs. Pierce
remains at Andoyor
|
Baltimore, Jan. 4.-Ihe case OF Rdchel
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500 AGENTS WANTED.
$1,000 a Year.

WANTED IN every County Of the United
w States, active and enlerprising MEN,
To engage in the sale Of some Of the bcs, books
published in the country. Men Of good address
possessing small capital Of from s25 10 800.
will have such inducements offered as enable
them to make from So TO $40 day profit.
The books published by US are all useful in
character. extremely popular. and command
large sales wherever they are offered.
For further particulars address (poslage pd)
DANIELS & GETZ,
(succcSsors to w A Ieary & Coz
No. l3S North Second Street, Philadelphia
6m 339
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-14
OYSTER Saloon.

"AVING fitted up the Rooms in FRIcK's
new brick block in superior manner,
the subscriber is now prepared 10 accommodate
individuals and parties with Oysters etc. IN
the bes, styles. 4 share Of public patronage
solicited by {. F. HESS
Lexisburg, Sep, Is. 1859