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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21

yNHE attention Of the Trade, and others, in
wan, Of Porte Monnaies, Pockel Books.
Bankers Cases, Dressing Cases, Portable
Wriung Desks. Backgammon and Chess
Boards Ches >men, Pearl, Shell and Silver Card
6enS. risatr casescc foT,iSrios. Rzzdff p Strops
and Razurs. Travelling Flasks and fine Cutlery
together with large variety of FAScI GooDs,
which will be sold at the lowest rates.
f. ii. SMITH,
Porte MINNIE and Pocket Book Manufacturer,
3m4s7l 20j Arch ST. below SIKH, PHILap.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21

R5- W. o. Hickok, of Harrisburg, was
awarded diploma and premium of SO
at the Pi;tsburs Fair, for his improved
Cider Mill.
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New Advertisements.

Sheriff Sales Of Real Estate on opposite
page......New Goods at Walls, Iddings'
Reber & worse The call for I Male
Teachers in White Deer TIP did not arrive
in season for last weeks issue. -. More
Goods at Beaver & Cos.
READINGS PATENT CoRN-SHELLEn.-
We invite the attention of our readers, and
especially of farmers, to the advertisement
of this article, on our last page. 1t is said
to be capable of shelling one hundred and
.ffiy bushels an hour, without breaking the
corn or injuring the cobs for fuel David
Landreth's new and extensive Agricultur-
al Warehouse is at %. South 9th St Phil.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21

Lewisburg Savings Institution,
rs now open..an ready to do business. The
regular Discount days are Wednesdays.
The following named persons are the
DInrcrons-WILLIANC CAMERON. Esq.
Mr.. JOHNSON WALLS.
Mr.. BrERs AxMoNs.
Mr.. JAMES MCREIGnr.
Mr.. THOMAS HAYES.
Mr.. WILLIAM FaIcK.
GsonGE +. MILLER. Esq.
OrrIcEns-WII.LIAM CAMERON, Pyesideri.
II. p. SHELLER, Treasurer.
-Four per cent per annum will be allowed on
all deposits over six months: and three per
cent. less than six and overihree months.
H.P. SHEI.LER, Treasurer.
Lewisburg. Sept. l9, 1859
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21

TiiirerSisy .Ee<tSc6MfS.

University .Ee<tSc6MsS.
FkvER AID AGuE CURED BY RowAxD's roSIc MIxrUEE.
THE University OF Free Medicine and Popular Knowl
edge. CHARTERED by the State of Pennsylvania at its
last 10Th April iS3 mainly for the purpose
arr,stin the evils resulting from the sale Of spurious
and dangerous also for the purpose supply
in. the public with reliable remedies in VIII,
the patient not obtain will not employ the best
medcn advisers. having purchased that invaluable
edy Eowand's Tonic MIXTURE on account Of its Just
celebrity and known efficacy in the treatment of Fever
Ague. and its kindred ctions has hesitation
recommending it in the highest terms the patronage
of the afflicted.
t1OwEE COMPLAINT cured nv E0wANDs BLACK
- BERRY ROOT. The a'ove Institution extends its
sanction. in like to the remedy for owel Com
plaint.' well known Rowands Compound Syrup Of
Blackberry Root and earnestly recommend it to the
fdence of patients afflicted with these plants beiev
ing b. invaluable in the of such
Hon. Henry X. Strong
\ Hon. J. X. fianig n,
BY order Of the Trustees. John X. Rowand, NJ. d.
1 u. X. Ashton. Esq.
Hector Orr, ESQ.
e. All communications to be addressed.-Jpl,n r.
Rou and NJ D. head of the Pharmaceutical Department,
and President Of the University.
Home Dspensary and Office No Il South Second Street.
Philadelphia.
Branch Dspensary at the Store Of
DR.. T. A. II. THORNTON CO., Lews5,1g.
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THINGS AS THEY ARE!!

THINGS AS THEY ARE!!
TT is an admitted fact, that Tustin, Stewart
& Lewis have received. and are now offer
ing an extensive assortment of Fall and Win
ter Goods. at so greatly reduced prices, as to
make the Lewishurg Bazaar
Head Quarters for Bargains!
Their supply embraces all the usual variety
Of Cloths, Cassimeres. Satinets, vestinss,
Muslins. Prints. Flanne!s and Blankets, togelh-
er with the newest styles Of
Ladies Dress Goods,
consisting Of Silks, Cashmeres, Merinoes. De
Laines. Ginghams. Hosiery, Shawls, Hdk'fs,
Gloves, Trimmings, Fringes, and Ribbands.
Hats and Caps,
and everything else for use and comfort.
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Carpeting. Table Oil
Cloths, Baskets, Brooms, Tubs. Hardware,
Glassware, Queensware, Lamps, Looking Glas-
ses, and a complete assortment of Groceries.
Honey. Molasses. Cheese, Hams Lewis sugar
cured,) Tobacco, Cigars, &c.
Perfunlery.
A well selected stock of Perfumery. embra-
cling the best of Coognes ,Pomades Bay W ater.
Luhn's premium Extracts, and every variety
of Essences.
Country produce taken in exchange for
goods. TUSTIN, STUART & LEWIS,
Opposite Kline's Hote!o
Lewisburg. Oct IL, 1883
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DAGUERREOTY
SHAWN would inform ,h'

CIH MIX = ia " y WONT" lH'vrIII N.
- public that they have fitted up a
1iccn srprass,y for 1agHaff,ciap.0g,
in the New Building over Dr.Thornton's Drug
Store-entrance al the first door. up sta'rS-
where they are prepared 10 perform any work
in their line in the best style of the art. We
can take pictures at almost any hour in the
day. Children taken as well as adulis-anj
other pictures copied.
As we have now permanent location, fitted
up purposely and exclusively for Daguerreo-
typins, we think we can render entire sailsfac.
ton, and respectfully tender our services.
+. F.SPlKER.
Lewisburg, Aug. !, 1858 J. L. HAWN.
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LesciSbasrg, Pa.
FRIDAY MORNING. OCT. q. 1858.

hDVERT1ZE .-Executors, Administrators, Public
Ohicers City and Country Merchants Manufacturers,
Mechanics, Business Mcn-al who wish to procure
dispose of anythiny-would do well to notice of the
threu g the 'Lc,cburg CHRONICLE" This paper has
good and increasing circulation in community contai-
ming large proportion of active. solvent producers
oonsumsrs. and iealers. as any other in the State
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21
MILLINERY.

MILLINERY.
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
Mf MRS. IRLAND has received from New
-. York and Philadelphia. a large and fresh
assortment Of Goods for Ladies' BonDets, etc,
ETC., neatest and most fashionable styles, and
on most reasonable terms. Rooms on Market
street formerly occupied by II. p. Shelter and
by ID. 3. Kremer.
Millners in the Country can be supplied
with articles in their line. Dress Making at
tended to. Oct. l2, 1858.
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Executors Notice.

4 III. persons indebted 10 he estate ofJOHN
n HCMMEI. deceased, late of kefiv Tp.
,re hereby required 10 make immediate nav
men, of the same to the subscriber al hi. re,.
ience IN Kelly township; and those havin,
''aims against the same will presen. tAeS
tally s;,ested fer settlement In
JACOB HUHNEI.. Ise.u,or.
J,'y 50, 1888 "A
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21

hUbSt1OGSt1HtVtS y ISOuECCs
ETTERS of Administration having been
IL duly granted to the undersigned on the
estate Of NICHOLAS WELSH, deceased. late
of White Deer Twp, Union County, notice is
hereby given all persons indebted to said es-
tate 10 make immediate payment. and those
having claims against il will present them,
attested for settlement, to
JAMES MARSHALL,
Sept, I6. 1853. Administrator.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21
.,LL NAN TIE TRICYPH, THAT
.;S ;; fICKART'S POWDER
HATH ACHIEVED.

----
Thousands are testifv;ng TO its Efficacy,
..Ths mercifti Nun IL kird % his Last"
r.rEY ,-,,r. ,T .,,J,, ,rJ ox,.r;,r,,, -,
u ~'' Va ''"'S "H - ~PSi 'S' ~
"A tne inventor, 10 compound from pure
tegefqbR materials Powder that SHOULD and
IL. 49,. -, -, =, ,L..-,,,J - =,
"''' '" nv f"S "a N " N AS
nostruus Sotten up ai famei upon the pnbhr as Ger
tain hem7iies hr 'n- cure oi an diseases when tfs
brute creation are hrlF U, lie hs produced the ch'
ii-ahhs u- "o"r'-emsht- Nohr can '* 1e'""s uniesS
e"rihs our fAt I'.LL me g hano has N ~"
-hcn thst - "a" nhs eeeu oneh' ooHueu u IA. Sa~e
o fenn-yNahia' h't We nav row ccnsin'niatrf such
''' VIC "rru .osoPP'! 'hc n"nefs'"s
ord-r- no" on haiL a. es - tnose We may hereafter
r'c-ise from o'h'l Nt,tes 81 thr ,'lon.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21

BT-The Publisher of the M7tontaa has
been disabled from work, and is in want
Of Pressman, IMMEDIATELY -.s.a
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given, thai the Co-Part-
N nership in the Tailoring business here
iofure existing between JOHN B. MILLER and
JAMES X. MILLER, is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent. The books and accounts arc
in the hands of John B Miller, who is authori.
zed TO settle for the Firm.
Lewisburg, Aug. 80, 1858
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I UST reed and for sale at the Mammoth
81 Drug Store large supply of DR.. Green's
genuine BIrTERS, for cure of Dyspepsia. etc.
Aug 10 Dn. THORNTON Il co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21

EJ- Thanks to Messrs r. D. Harris
and c. c. Mullen, for California papers
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21

CHAD and Mackerel-a new supply at
- MAY 10 WALLS.
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NORTHUMBERLAND. Oct. 8 1879

My Dear Sir-I am afraid from present
appearances, l shall have to disappoint
myself in the pleasure cf meeting YOU and
the other gentlemen composing Your Soci-
ETY. Oh Thursday next
have just arrived from the State Fair
at Pittsburg, after a most unexpectedly
long journey. We could not leave with
our " caravans" until Monday, and were
afterwards four days on the way. Instead
Of being absent 10 days, was gone Is.
This alone would prevent the preparation
to which your excellent association is enti-
tied. But besides this, [ have caught
severe cold, accompanied with hoarseness,
so that have neither the voice nor the
baains at present to satisfy you.
You will not, am sure, impute nv fail.
ure to a want of zeal in the good cause in
which we have all 80 enthusiastically en-
barked. On another occasion l will en-
deavor to give proof my sincerity.
Most truly yours,
DAVID TAGGARr.
Jacob Gundy, Pres't Tn. Co. Ag. Soc
Ma-In consequence of Mr.. Gundy's not
having called at the Lewisburg Post Office
before the late Fair, the above Letter was
not received in time to be read on that oc-
cason.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21

TNINEST Moleskin, Cashmere and Magyar
HATS, Silk, Plush and Cloth CAPS at
HAYES.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21

and Picislins JARS Just reed
and for sale at the Mammoth Drug Store.
Aug 10 Dn. THORNTON Il co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-21

AIDES deep Trimmings of all kinds and
IL qualities, also Fringes, Gimps and But
tons at lew prices at HAYES.
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GERMAN and FRENCH Languages. Draw
ing, Painting, and Draughting, taught by XIV.

WOOLEN and SILK Needle work executed
and sold by MRs. VOLkMAR, who also will
give instructions in that line of female educa-
tion. Lewisbnrg, Sept. /. 1858
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Latest of the Season !

C,TOVES Of all kinds at low prices for sale
y by b. X. & NJ.
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Seasonable Supplies
FOR TIE
FALL g. WINTER CAMPAIGN !

UNHE undersigned would respectfully an-
nounce TO their friends and the cilizens
Of Union county, that they have opened a New
Stock of DRY GOODS.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-21
NUMBER 1.
CALIFORNIA NEW s.

We have only sp1ce far the following items
from the San Francisco lItralds summary.
LATER From san FRAsctsco The steamer
Star of TIC Hest arrived at New York on the Orb
inst, from San Juan del N,rie, with 500 passcn.
gers and ss97 ,,23 in gold dust on freight, and
$40 900 in the hands otpassengcrs. She brings
dates from San Francisco per Sierra .Necdda, to
half past o'clock P. NJ. OF Aug. rs The Pa.
cilic U. S. Mail STEAMSHIP. Wtnfiefd Scott left
same date at o'clock A NJ Hon. Sol,n Bor-
laid, Minister FIR Central America, was to pro
cred to Granada on the 3l instant.
God dggings have recently tcen disccqe~ed
in the city Of Sacramento. They are supposed
TO coptsi of dust hid by miners, who had en-
camped upon the ground shortly alter the dis
coveIy of the mines.
The Immigrants by the Gila Route, are be-
ginning to arrive in the lower part ofthe State,
bringing with them herds Of cattle.
o. Hinton, alias S. G. Gordon, u Iis com.
mi,ted robbery Of the Il S. Mail in Ohm. has
been arrested in Los An gles, and is in Jail.
The Rouge River indians, in the northern
part of the State, have broken out into hostili-
ties; they have attacked the white settlements,
aud murdered number Q! citizens TheirsChiei
has sworn to recapture their Valley, whica has
been takeir by the settlers and mners. De-
tichments OF u. S. troops have gane in pursuit
The returns of the County Assessor show
that the taxable property Of San Francisco. City
and County I'm Dunts to the enormous sum Il
$30,05n, ,475-being an increase since last year
of Sll ,050,475.
The head of Joaquin Murata, the celebrated
bandit, was brought to San Francisco, on Sun
day morning last, by Messrs. Black. and Nu,ail.
| oi Harry Loves Ringers. 1t is in state OF
perfect preservation.
The United States Land Commissioners for
California, are engaged in the rapid spatch Of
business connected with the Commission.
Petitions. are in circulation, calling a meeting
to urge upon Congress immediate and vigorous
measures 10 build the great Pacific.
The statistics of crime in the city, for the
month Of July, show $50 cases, Of which 60
were mpris med, So fined, and 142 discharged
There was but one case Of murder, and it oc-
Cured on the high seas.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-21

THE LARGEST CosTRAeT ~ THE u. S -
We have il in our power TO say it, and we d.
say il, with ieeiing Of honorable pride, that
We have now in our city two of The largest rail-
road contractors in the United States. These
gentlemen are well known citizens of Macon,
who have always been noted for their enterprise,
energy and public spirit. We have reference to
Dr. Robert Collins and Major Elam Al xander,
who, as we learn from The recent report Of the
Brunswick and Fl ,rida Railroad Company, have
taken the contract fei building he whole ofssid
road, distance Of 300 miles for which they
are to get over three millions of dollars, and t.
Enish The work in two years - G. orgid Citi=ea
Our friends of the Georgi, Citizen can moi
have read our western papsrs, they weuld
MT have asserted aconiract FIR S3,Oea000, 10
be the largest in the United States. We can
mention number in orr immediate cinty ia,
exceedin That. The Mississippi is one-the
contract is S9.n0au,00n; the Dayton b Dad
Gauge is another, taken by one man at So 900 1
nu0; the Hiiisboro is another, at $4,000, ,a0el
If they want to hear of mons.er contracts ket
them read our western papers -R Repiec.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-21
EXTENSIVE FIRE. TWENTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS WORTH OF PROP

SAND DOLLARS WORTH OF PROP
ERTYi DESTROYED.
We, have To record the most destructive fire
which has yet occurred IN our city. II was
discovered last night, a little after one oclock
the cellar of the large building lat, ly erected
by Mr. Mcclure, fronting eighty feet on Main
and running back something over a hundred
feet on Seventh Street The two large store
rooms, in the south part of the building were
vet unfinished, but the corner one was occupied
with large and new stock Of Dry Goods own
ed by our enterp isins fellow ciizrn, MIR. P.
NAPLES. As the building was entirely pi ne
with composition root, tie fire spread with
alarming rapidty, and in less than twenty min
utes from its discovery, the whole building was
wrapped in flames. Endeavors to save any
ming wers almost thrown away. So rapid in
deed the progress ofthc fire, that il was with
difficulty that the clerk who was sleeping in the
store, was rescued The Hook and Ladder
Company worked remarkably we'll and to their
exertions, we owe it Tint the fire was not
more general In spite of every effort however,
two small adiaccn. buildings, used fora bakery
and beer honse were burned down in d very
short time the main building was entirely con
sumed, with nearly the whole stock Of goods
We believe that the invoice showed property
imoun,ipg 10 $4,000. Othis about $500
worth was saved, aud an Insurance will cover
$4,000. more, leaving net loss of $500.
The building VIC understand was insured by
the carpenters for s2a0o, 10 secure their lien on
the part not yet delivered to Mr. Mcclure.
There was no other insurance. We hive heard
he lsss to Mr. Mcclure on the part accepted,
yariously estimated at from $l2l0 10 $1,000.
Many of the carpenters lost their tsnl chcs $,
the progress Of the fire bcing SO rapid as to pre-
vent their removal
While there is general feeling of sympathy
for the losers, il is very naturally felt more
strongly for Mr.. NAPLES. He has long been
known rs ideniiii, d with the interests of Du-
buque. Ire has been eminent amen. our nier
chants for his enterprise aud l,berahy in every
public movement, his energy, integrity and keen
business the; in every transaction OF lf'. To
all these ineslnab,,q q aIitcs, which have gam
cd for Mr. Naples universal respect and esteem,
Dubuque owes much, and his loss is almost
felt as a public misfortune We are well con
vinced however, from III, indo,nitable charact r
of The man hat the loss viii be but transient,
and that his industry, intelligence and enterprise
will soon more than re'rieve his misfortune -
His tcrowdsd stores on thc corner of Slxlh and
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-21

IL IL is said that the inhalation Of the smoke
arising from burning the common puff-5all, will
produce effects exactly similar 10 those of cho-
loroform. Its thus used in some places for the
purpose of supplying bees before taking their
honey. II hss also been tried on cats and dogs
Nth success
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-21

The camel is The only animal that cannot
swim. 4 is an extraordinary fact, that the ms :
ment Il loses lis f,o,ing in stream j, turns over,
aud can make no eifor, 10 prevent isseif from
being drowned
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-21

The Gas IieHrs -Atthc Council yester
day an ordinance was passed allowing Barker &
Spilhnan Of Cleveland the exclusive privilege
Of lighting this city with gas for the period Of
twenty Eve years, at the same rates al which
other ", sierra cities are supplied
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-21

Eg The citizens If ST. L,us on Thursday
voted faver Of subscriptions ,, the city of ST.
0o0,0e0 to The North Missouri and Iron Noun
tain Railroad-.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-21

LARGE TRAxsAcTloNs.-1he advance Of
Brcads,uffs in The English markets, as reported
by the steamer lilantic, has led TO very ex-
cited state Of our domestic markets. 1t is re
poried that on Saturday last over sixty thousand
barrels Of -four changed hands in New York,
and near fiyc thousand the same day in Buffalo
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-21

Srnsovs Less ny F,Rr The large barn. fl
led wsii the entire crop, farming impt'lgenis
&c, of A. B Smith, in he Town of Lake Mills
was totally destroyed by FIRE. last Mandzy fore
noon. Il appears that little fllow. about five
o. six years old, the son Of Mr.. Sgith, was
the cause Of this serious lpss, by se9tlng it on
FIRE by mattel, he llsd slcked Up, tobabIy ia
the barn The ioss ie estianated 81 Zoo dollars
upon which we are sosyy 10 state q Ere is no iif
suFznee Gdts s7eG l3
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-21

Ia The store Of II ?. Merriman at Bloom
ing'oa, II on last Friday night was broker
into and rob ed Of 500 worth Of clothing. -.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-21

iY The librarians cftwenty four Of the larg-
est public libraries in The United States, hold .
convention in New York next Friday, for the
purpose of conferring together upon the means
Of advancing the prosperity and usefulness OF
public Libraries, aud for the suggestion and dis
clssion oftopics Of importance 10 book colec-
tors and readers.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-21

~ In S iirpn House at Chicago was dcs
iroyed BY fir on Sunday last. Loss $1,000
Insurance 500
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-21

" Bsrnasp, having run ashore OF every 9TH
= isnlbag 70 exhibit, i now showing himself
through Wisecnsin, in series Of aymna>sic tam
pcrancc ekerciscs
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-21

HEAVY ROBBERY ON STEAMBOAT. "A acI1
tleman who was passenger on the steamer
Caroline from this city, on her Upward trim to
the Illinois river, returned yesterday evening.
bringing intelligence ola heavy robbery which
had been committed on board Of that boat l,oa:
long before his departure. The person wto
succeeded in efeciing it, entered s,atc-room
in which the clerk was sleeping, and absfractc i
the key to the otfice-safe from his pocket
The safe were then unlocked, and a kape of,
money amounting 70 ) 500, all in $50 coId
pieces, was taken. Ii belonged to PASSENGER
on board who had deposited it with the clerk
for security. The robber also possessed him.
self Of $500 of The boats money. or the la.ter/
there were $50 bill on the Bank Of Missouri
There was also some $40 gold pieces, and. 4
variety Of small bills The robbery took place
early on Tuesday morning, while the boat was
lying ashore at the town of Harln. The rob.
Der made an easy escape with his booty-sf
Louis Rep. Sth.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-21

- Small soeplics have insisted that Moses
could set have Wratcn the Pcnlaicuch, since the
account Of his death il given there. We see
nothing il the objection. A correspondent Of
the last Darenpoyt Gazette, writing from Har-
rison, Ohio. thus records the melancholy demise
Of 4 his young soul. :
Here in this plscc my young soul surrendered
up 10 the king Of terrors and parted forever from
the ssssles of eertianase. kipd and venerable
falhey.
The eee nticn ozn <sansdr fheir <h,,,, sh,.t ,,n
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-09-21

Nrw DISCOVERY OF LEAD Nr. John Rich.
mond made very fine discovery ri lead within
the past few days. rhe lead is upon land own
ed by Mr. Ham, and The sheet is som tao feet
thick, with arraspect Ola large opfnng.
STmr ASu1nEr.- Dir. Geo . kairlcls &
Co have, we understand, "a fine prosper, .
having worked into a creyice Of heavy block mi
neral.
az The height Of the Washington Na,lon-
al Monument il now l5e feet, and an ilier course
ysill be com nensetl in a few davs -