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RkOAD hOCA IL A = - o-Vm ceHi-
FIRST DAY~IUl.,DIF II, h.-swesps ake.f,r
three year old colts and alleys two mile heats, 800
entrance, half forfe-three subscribers a1d closed.
]. Capt. JOHN Belcher names d.. CabelPs bay FL
ley by Herald, dam imported.
2. mfr. Jas Talley names Oh. flley by Herald, dam
9. C. & N. Green. grey horse Granite by
SECOND DAY-WEDN EsDAY.-Proprietor
Purse, SEC, TWO mile heats, free for all ages,
SECOND KAcE-SAME DAY.-A Ene set Of Double
Harness for Buggy; mile oui, free Tor saddle
THIRD DAY-TH UksDAY.-Jockey Club Purse.
-Four Mile Heats $500 with an inside stake OF $3.50
in which Capt John Belcher names Re E ye, AID c.
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY.--A Post Stake, $3.50
entrance, half forfeit mile heats two more to
make race-now two subscribers. This stake will
close the 2sth inst, up 10 which time any one
se da 's GREEN Popeto
1.-TWO GREAT MATCH RACES OVER
L THE FAIRFIELD COURsE.-S $1,000 three mile
heats-Sl0, eco two mile heats.
ON MONDAY, September 18th, Match Race will
sleeo, between TOM WALKER and oNE-EYED
On TUESDAY. zth September, GREAT MATCH
RACE between Virginia and South Carolina, 2 mile
heats for $4,000 viii be ruu-Virginia naming b. b.
RED EYE, and Soash Car caI0Iina, b n a.; NINA;
mile heats, free ter all ages Plate worth $500. En-
On THURSDAY, 2sth-Mile heats purse slcO; free
for all ages. Entrance -.
FAIRFIELD JOCKEY CLUB RACES. -
The regular meeting of the Fairfield Jockey Club
win take place on TUESDAY, October 4th.
TUESDAY, First Day-Sweepstake, mile heats,
for year old. Sle0 entrance, so forfeit Close on
the 10Th September now three subscribers
WEDNESDAY, Secoad Day. mile heaei purse
900. Free for all ages. Entrance Sic.
THURSDAY, Thfyd Days mile heEts, purse $500
Free for all ages. Entrance SIS. ga
FRIDAY, Fourth Dayt--Jockey Club Purse, Saoo
4 lnile heats. Entrance 80
JOHN BELCHER, Proprietor.
E34The LADIES' PAVILION has been compile
ted, and en- ehcen. officer appointed 10 preserve fhs
strctest order. No charge Will be made for their
trance the Course Ladies will pass by Mr.. BEL
cheers house through the lsne-and none will be ad
utted TO the house unless accompanied by gentle.
| man. Its
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BY GOpplN & APpERsON

NALUABLER REAL ESTATE ON 18TH
AND 5TH STREETS, IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Win be
sold, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the 9Th of De-
tober, 1883. upon the premises, commencing a the
hours hereinafter named. the following valuable Real
Estate, viz: The Brick Tenement the east lire of
l3:h street between Main ard Cary streets, now &C.
cupied BY Messrs Harreys s. Eurgess, fronting %
feet running back 20 teet. Alter winch VIII be sold
the very desiraby located private residence on the
now in the occupancy Of A. Robinaon, Jr. Esq ;
fronting "a feet 5lh street. running back 20 feet
The position of the first described property with re-
ference to business purposes and location OF the
latter private residence recommend the same 70
the attention Of capitalists to hose in search Of
desirable dwelling IN eenteel neishborhood.
Terms: One-iourth cash, balance at G, IL and Is
months, for negotiable notes. interes: added secured
by trust deed. or title retained.
The sale viii commence at o'clock with the
former, and a. O'clock with the latter described pro
perty. GODDIN Il APFERSON,
sc ~ ADcts.
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ROORS! BOOKS! We are receiving
=, - our + All supply of BOOKS and STATIONERY.
h, -; ssp.me naIy, new edition, beautifully
Doane, VIZ saIge eieaT tyre tho Law and the Tes
VITA large collection OF other useful and interesns
SofAs just received. Our collection of Juveniles e
larger aud more complete than il has ever bean Al.
we would call attention To our stock Of BI,ANg
boohs ana sIATiOaERY, which we are Offering
very lox. KNOWLES WALEORD.
Corner above Exchanse Bank
&k--41 E8 Mea. st~aak
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
~ }0DUIk 4 ApPERsON.

MOST BEAUTIFUL CO Jun TR 7
Iv1 SEAT, II MILES WEST OF THE CITY,
NEAR THE FLANK ROAD, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-1he beautiful Estate, owned by Mons. Prsye,
Containing $50 acres will be cold at auction. on the
premises, TUESDAY. the l1th October 1879. II
fair, if not the next fair day. commencing at - O'Clock
T. III. The FARM will be divided into three parcels,
according to plan and survey Low being made. The
mansion is aud sufficient for the accommodation
OF large fanily-besides which, there are the usual
cut buildings, such seryants houses barn, stable,
&c
Persons desircas Of purchasing elegant and re-
tired country sea-, invited to view this before the
day OF sale.
The terlns, which VIII be accommodating, viii be
made know On the day of sale.
seai GODOIN APPERSoN. Aucts
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AMUsf,dENTs


CLASH COTTAGE.-The MECHANIC
~ GUARDS. Capt. r. y. NesnIs, having made
ksilrosd company. viii make MILITARY ard
CIVIC EXCURSION tethe SLASH COTTAGE, on
FRIDAY evening, the Goth September.
BRASS and COTlLL0N BANDS, which have beea
engaged for the occasion.
The Cars will leave tbs Depot at 4o,cIcck. Pm
Persons not enabled 10 leave that honr win have
the privilege Of going by the o'clock train Re-
turning. the excursion train will leave the Cottage
about o'clock. Those desiring 10 remain longer.
can take the mail train In the morning.
REFRESHMENTS win be furnished ct
TICKETS, for the reund trip, ONE DOLLAR
EACH.
70 No charge for Ladies'
Tickets TO be had Of any Member of the Company
or at the Dept.
If the weather should be Snfavorable on tho seth
September, for the Excursion, it viii be postponed
until Monday. Oct Sd Sc A-td
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sss4s g ht8ags a. been appoiaias psasiGE
k2eat esa. 1.ee HAygR. resigned
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FANCY GOODS-English, French, Ger
a man aud Ame ricAn--Just received and Tor sale at
low prices by ELIAS HALE, LOG Main street. City
and country merchants respectfully invited to
look through the stocE, they viii ua larger rs
sorluent of Goods in the line offered in this cit
Also, complete assortment OF " Watches, JewelTy,
Silver and plated Ware for sale at extremely low
prces. ELIAS HALE.
Importer of Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods, No.
lV5 Main ct y
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VIRGINIA WORM kILLER.-Is YOUR
child suffering from Worms? Then use this
celebrated Worm Destroyer-it is safe and sure and
will give immediate relief Try tit be had only
| of L. J. PICOT 4 CO,
| sc IS Drugs ists.
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On the pernanency Of the cure hear him ST
another letter from the above
BARRELLVILLE, Ale ghany county, Md,


October lS 1852.
Messrs. Mortimer and Mom6ray Dear Sirs-I am
happy to inform you that this day ends me in the
enJoyme Of good health, by the use of your Hanp
toms Tinc;ure and the blessings Of God. 1 am
BLEED TO pursue my daily avocsIi.n as usual, and
have great desire that the afflicted should know
great curative powers of the Tincture.
am with respect. yours, Z. W. HALL.
CHOLERA MORBUS, DIARRHEA, DYSEN-
Terry, and al diseases of the Stomach and Bowels
are cured by HANPTON'S VEGETABLE TING
TURE. rs cure and preventive, it has been WON
derfuly successful. H. viii be fouud, on inquiry that
those who it have exemption from those dis
eases SO incident to me Sumner.
Delicate females and children VIII find this great
blessing. II has restored thousands to health.
HAMPTuN'S VEGETABLE TIACTULlE.-Call
aud get pamphlets gratis with history OF discovery OF
this wonderful Blood Purifier, and certificates OF
citizens, of Rheulna-.sln, Dyspepsia, Scro-
tula, Liver Complaint, General Weakness, Nervous
ness, &c. &c.
Sold By 1iORTlMER d NOWERAY, $40 Belti-
more; aud G94 Broadway, New YORK; 0. a. STRECk-
Err, Richmond; DR.. COOKE co. Fredericksburg;
G. Is. JONES l. co. Petersburg; aid By Drug gists
general ".
~ 81 per bottle; bottles for s.. Sc II
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GCHUOL BOOkS.-J. w. RANDOLPH
~ is prepared 10 supply Merchants, Teachers and
Scholars, with all the School Books of value of the
late editions and On the best terms. Orders from
the country will meet with prompt attention.
Sc "a
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EDUCATION

USIC.-ER WULFF, teacher of the
Ayl PIANO. tSingingl VIOLIN and GUITAR,
Marshall street, between Sd and Attn streets.
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BITTER CORDIAL
w AND BLOOD PURIFIEk.-PRICE 81 FER
BorTLE-Physiciaas Of the inst standing in he
dica profession and prescribe it as The most etec
tive Alternative and BLOOD PURIFIER ever
known: wkile vast plumbers who Lad long suffered
from diseases or complaints brought by.sedentary
habits exposure Indigestion torpid state ot the live
or impurities of the blood, look upon this COR
DIAL most mysterious and magical IA rs healing
properties and restoring powers. IL stands prominent
in the treatment and cure of Neuralgia, General De-
btv and Nervous Affections Dyspepsia or Ipdiges
ton loss Of Appetite. Acld1ty OF the Stomach, Ner
vous Headache, or Flow Of Blood TO the Head, Cos
tiveness Irregularities 0 the Bowels. FIeursy,
Pains Misery II the Side or Region OF the Heart
Flatulepcy Depression Of Spirits, PaipGtion OF the
Heart Difficult Breathing, Sinking Sensations, Pros
tration CT the Nervous System, Cold. Chilly Sensa-
tons or Nulnbness OF the Flesh Limbs Difficult
Profuse Expectoration Night Swea.s, Disecssso the
Heart Affections of the Lungs, Jaundiee, Diseases
of the Kidneys, Derang Pros,Zate Condition
Of tie Organs of Nature, which painful rregu-
ldrities especially with Females producing Debii
and Prostitution OF the Nervous Sys.e1, Pale CT Sa
low Complexion.
vegetable pleasan ictake, and perfectly SAFE TO be
used in any state Of health even by the most deca
female or child.
CEF~ Price one dollar pc hottie.
w. V. ALEXANDER Il Co.. Proprietor E Nc. B
clay street, castor House, New York.
10 Remember that we sell at Wholesale and reta
that most invaluable and sure remedy for Khe uuas
in all It's forms, either ifamlnaoIy acute, CT chro
mic, no difference how bad the case, or how bong
standing This IS MortiInore's RHEUMATIC COM
POUND, which is vegetable extract, internal
remedy prepared expressly fer this one disease. 1t
has already cared thousands who had long been Grip
pies The evidence is most everyy helnng and con-
yincing, as given by vast numbers GU most re-
spectacle citizens
Call ard get circular and read the letters anGcer.
tifcetes of your friends and those around you VINO
had long suffered, huI who have been restored to
perfect health by This remedy.
For sale by PGRCELL, LADD & CO, see Agents
for Richmond. ap 70
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KU N KEEL
NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE

A~FOxAI<II OK LINZ hOOI Il
iney VIII continue by the express wishes of many
friends their
LNILAfAlSAESTs FOR FIVE EVENINGS MORE,
toaMEACING MONDAY EVENING, SEPT aSa
Lhoing most positively on FRIDAY evening, Sep
evening, October IL - A'ss-~ va seA14eas
Dnrsng the remainder Of the stay of the Night
lngaies, tickets or Music can be purchased at the
Hall il the morning from 10 to o,clock
tT ADMISSION, IS cents
AZ Doors open at I O. CLOCK
so 22-7t I0trN n rom -.
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OFFICE CITY WATEH WORKS
A NTHRAcITE AND CLOVER HILL

A NTHRACITE AND CLOVER HILL
u LOAL.-Jhe subscribers now receiving
Their winter supply Of ANTHRACITE COAL, ard
VIII constantly keep hand the best quality Of both
wh1fe aud red ash, which they offer good terms
asis can be purchased IN the city.
Iney have also taken of the yards belonging 10
cupsa By AR Edwin IT Clarke. where they are prt-
pared to furnish the best CLOVER HILL COAL N
20 cents per bnEhei.
They respect fally saicit call from their friend
ard the public generally.
Orders left 81 their Office Messrs. Toser Cock
or In tbs hox az the Anthracite coal house rear Hf
the Union Hotel 18th g. will be p1smpty attsnsea 10
&c l7ts WM III. DAVIS l. co
D0RT MONNAIES.-l4O dezen, Oh al
i atyles at low psices. with al endless variety 81
FANCY GOODS a. low al wholesale e. they caa BE-
had anywhere.
sell BESNETTk BEERS.
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K uM * EL,S

METROPOLITAN HALL!
w GEO. kUNkEL.......-....... Manager.
JOHN T FORD .......................Agen gent.
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NEW BOOKS AT NOS. 5 AND 6
~ EXCHANGE "A selection from the Cores
poAdepce of Dr. Chalmers, d. D., LII. d., edited By
The Rev. WIN. Hanna, LII. D.-SI.
Rhetoric of Conversation, or Brides and Spurs, for
the management Of the Tongue. by Geo. WiafIed
Heryey, author e 1.-THE Principles Of Courtesy-Sl.
Tie Victim Of Excitement, The Bosom Serpent,
&c, ly Caroline Lee Eentz--59c.
The Fair Rebel, a Tale of Colonial Times, by
Enlsrsoa Benuett-2se
lle Golden Eagle. or the Priya.eeT Of '7s-25e.
70. do. For sale by
e2i a NJ WEST
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h'Ok RERI--0Eer my Store d LODa-
4 lAG ROOF. JG0. THOMPSON.
- ~ No. 81 Main e
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MISS HALLS DAY SCHOOL fer
w YOUNG LADIES. will reopen on the first
MONDAY in October at the residence of Mr.. James
3 MacmGrdo, Seventh street, between Franklin and
Grace streets.
by competent teachers, bat Will personally super
lnfed the classes III translation.
Ths number of pupils is limited. sc 22-et
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GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK tor Octo-

DRID l. f S AND SPURS. w.
I'D RANDOLPH has for sale Sept. "a:
RHETORIC OF CONVERSATION, OR BRI-
DIES AND SPURS, for the management Of the
TOT que by g. w. Hervey-75c.
A SELECTION from the correspondence of Dr..
Chalmers-Sl.
Nos 10 and 20 Dickens BLEAK HOUSE, Har-
per's edition-l24c
Oct No. GODEY'S MAGAZINE.
ILLUSTRATED RECORD of the Industry Of all
Natiors--per No. 25c.
MASONIC OFFERING, q gift for all seasons,
Plates-Si 50. SEA-
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WANTED--A good CIRCULAR SAW
w YER, TO 20 iupo the country. Enquire al the
8 Zip Loc6. Rockets, Of
Sc 22-G.| z. CEILDS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07
Learning Something Well;

1t is of great importance-may we not
say essential to future success or usefulness
in the wcrld-that young persons learn
something reu. We do not much care
what it is, suppossng it not to be repre-
hensible. 1t will give them the habit of
learning tel all that they attempt. They
will become dissatisfied with any other mode
Of flearniug-inasmuch as they see it does
not suit their purpose. They speak with
confidence about what they kno'c-doubt-
fully aud distrusting, allowing them to be
candid, of what thev have acquired impcr-
fectly. The habit Of acquiring specifically
in our youth, is apt to attend us through
life. We are apt to acquire all things in
the same way. 1t places US at the mercy
Of frontless opponents, who often assert a
thing to be true, which they do not know
to be so-as also of those who are more
accurate than ourselves. 1t prevents us
too, from being useful to the world or an,
mart Of it in fine to know nothing 'ce'
is to furnish indubitable evidence, that VI
arc but common characters Of the gre'
coun,,ass herA.-Doi,y Reyi1er.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07
Ladies and the Fair.

1t is presumed that no lady will cons-
der it beneath or above her station to en-
courage needle-work, by producing speei-
mems, and being rewarded for her skill.
With all his wisdom, Solomon did not
think it lost time tor wife to cultivate
both the useful and the ornamental He
describes the wise woman, and says; "She
make,h herself coverings of tapcstry'-
she "laye,h her hands to the spindle, and
holdeth the distaif." During all ages, the
taste and ingenuity of the fair ses, in the
quiet ofdomes'ic life, have reproduced, with
her wonderful needle, the finest pictures
of the artist, and the choicest flowers Of the
field Needle-work has refining infu-
ence upon the sex. Even the prisoner in
her cell, and the patsn, nun, begule their
solitude with lace-work and embroidery
And, if our ladies need the prestige Of ex-
ample, they have it i'll Mrs. Crittenden, a
lady of rare accomplishments aud the wife
of Governor of Kentucky and Attorney
General under President Taylor, who took
Il premium at State Fair in Kentucky,
for a wrought table covering-in both Mrs
and Miss Fillmore, the wife and daughter
of our late chief Magistrate, who received
premiums at Fair in New York City, for
similar work-and in Mrs. Briggs, the
wife of the Hon. George n. Briggs, sever
al years Governor of Massachusetts,, who
received Il premium for the best homemade
bread, exhibited at the State Fair held at
Boston a few years since.-DDnriHe
Democrat
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Delightful Family Visit.

The deccndents and relatives by mar
riage OF EId. Edmund Richmond, or sL.e
field, Ashtabula county, Ohio, to the
number of nearly one hundred, met at his
residence, in family convention, and con
tnued in session from September 18th to
the 19th. The custom of thus gathering,
once in three years, commenced six years
since, when fry assembled, and three
years ago about SERENITY .foe convened
The advantages of these social and peri
odical gatherings, especially when poster
i,y are scattered far and wide into dfferen,
aud distant States and countries, are many.
We will notice but one The time and
the necessary expenses for each one Of one
hualred to visit one hundred more indi-
vidulls, would be no ipconsiderable amount
in the aggregate. But here, by the sim
pie process of multiplication, it will be
seen that ten thousand uisits pere male IN
day!' \ goodly number of this family
convention, including a great majority of
all the adults, are professors of religion,
between thirty and forty,) and all are
strictly temperate and moral in charactar
The sessions were held in the house of the
Baptist Church, which stands near our
fathers residence, and where he breaches
and officates as pastor. Among the reso-
lutions passed, was one Of sympathy With
aud prayer for the families of our kindred
visited by death since last we met. Anoth-
er, Of similar nature, with regard to our
beloved mother, who had recently suffered
from broken limb, that she might speedily
recover its use, and revisit, with her COM
panion, the sanctuary which she loves.
On Sabbath morning, Edmund Rich
mond preached to larger number of his
postcrity, at once, than ever before and
though he is now seventy-three years old,
it NAV be said of him, that I" his eye is
not dim, nor his natural force abated.' y
His text was the third Epistle Of John.
fourth verse, have no greater JOY than
to hear that my children walk in the truth. "
In the afternoon, at |, at 5, and at J T..
NJ, his three sons, Judah L., and G. 4.
and C. NJ. Richmond, preached by appoint
ment. After delightful session, never
to be forgotten, but ever to be remembered
with devout thanksgiving and gratitude
to God, We adjourned to meet again at the
call of our most worthy Patriar;h.-iAi1a.
Christian Chronicle.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07
,,s, $4,000 1880 lO,350

A geutlemin recently ascertalned that
there was exported in one year. from
Union county on the canal between White
Deer Mills and S.linsgrove, 6oo,OoO
bushel. of wheat-som. from Centre CO,
but not including all from Union county,
;nasmuch as portion Of the south end OF
the county send to ports on the Juniata
and to poiuts in this county belc" Seilns-
grove. 1t is probably the truth to say
Union county now exports as much Wheat
an Union, Northumberland, Centre, Ly-
coming, Columbia, Luzerne, Tioga aud
Cleard.ld did, a quarter Of century ago
This may illustrate the progress and the
capability of Union county.
The following was the vote for Pres'-
dent in lS2S-the mi orlty ia the several
counties, and the aggregate vote for the
two candidates:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07
Young Grimes.

P. sHILLAnER, TIE "NRs. P,gIIHcroS" CT TEE D
Tox PRESS.
OH Grimes IL dead, that good old man,
W. never shall s'e him more;
But he has lett a son, Who bears
The name that old Grlm = tore
lie wears q coat Of latest cut,
HIS hat is new and gay;
He cannot bear 10 view Distress,
70 turns FROM II away.
His pants are CATERS. fitting snug
Ger pat-utiesih her sho.ss;
His hair IL by a barber curled;
lie smokes cigars, aud chess.
A chain Of massive gold is borne
Above his fashy vest;
His cloths arc better every day
Than we're old Urines's bsst-
In Fashions way he constant walks,
wh-r- ne d,iignt Doth shed,
His hands are white aud very soft,
But softer is his head.
He's six feet tall, no post more straight,
Ills teeth are pearly white;
In habits he - -om times hose,
And sJmetIpcs very tight
His manner are Of sweetest grace,
His Voice Of snfte>t tone,
bis diinionj pins the very one
That Old Grimes u-ei to oSu.
dickey tall aiorns his face,
HIs neck. scarf Of bid-;
lie sometimes gees u church, FOR change,
And sleeps Ia ur.res : pew.
lie sports tn fastest Sab in town,
Is way- quick 10 let;
H.. never knows who's President,
But thinks "Ol1 Tips" Ia yet.
IL. has drunk wines Of every kind,
And ,ilInr- c,ii aa,i hot:
YoCNG Grimes, in short, i just that snrt
VI man ULD Grimes wa- not
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07

EDUCATION IN ALABAMA-Rev. D. p.
Bestor, writing to the Southwestern, Bap-
ist on the education of youth in Alabama,
remarks: alt can hardly be said that we
are doing nothing for our sous. A gnn
instead of library; pointer dog instead
Of teacher; horse instead of an occupa-
ton, arc certainly substitutes; and if we
are not training them in the way they
should co. we are training them in the way
they ,ciU 60, aud from which they will mol
depart" No. very borefnl picture, truly
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07

A man was arrested in Wilmington,
Del, few days ago, for stealing s55. lie
WAS once man of some wealth, an es-
teemed citizen, one Of the members OF
the Wilmington City Council, and one Of
the most popular men in the city. lie
had a wife and nine interesting children
But tue demon of intemperance took hold
of him; he spent his money; his WIG
died, some say broken-hearted; his eldes'
daughter, beautiful aud amiabie g'r'
soon followed her mother to the grave ant
bo himself, still in the prime OF itc, I
now q confirmed drunkard
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07

r~ Politics in Union county is strange
ly mixed up with local matters, and Is ROW
in such a uied!y, that it is hard to tell
which party will be urpermost. The first
issue was in relation to the county SUBJ
scrip.ion. Now they have dropped nearly
every other issue, anj arc battling fir and
o1ainst division of the county, and there
is fair prospec, of Union county being
divided. Both Wings and Democrats, oP'
posed to dividing the county, have resolved
to oppose. every man who is in favor OF
division, or who is even suspected Of s1oN
! q design.-S Syrsuyy Ame-'cnE
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07
rea The Jewish Synagogue Brnei lin

na-The Jewish Synagogue Brne' lin"
at Danville Was TO be ''consecratcd 10 the
service of the most high Jehova' on Fri
d,y last, aud R.v. Isaac Lesser, of Phlla-
delohia. editor of ..Thc Occiacut,' was TO
deliver an A iiress at the Synagogue on
Saturday The invition for public a'ten
dance is signed Abraham Levi, President.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-10-07
IsWlSBDAR GlADN1EhS
OCTOBER I, 1853.

p~The Center County Agricultural
Exhibition was held this week; the Union
County will be held at New Berlin on
Thursday and Friday of next week and
the Northumberlaud,a a. Milton, on Tuesday
and Wednesday, Oct. Is and 10.