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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-11

Thefollowing gentlemen are announced
by Telegraph, as composing the Cabinel Of
Gen. Pierce:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11
he subjects Of memory than those Of the

the subjects Of memory than those Of the
other senses, and the more distinctly they
are, the more lasting is the impression
made ON the mind ;" and to make this
study still more pleasing and Interesting
the system has connected With it the SCI
euce of music, science which seldom fails
to rouse both the physical and intellectual
powers Of the scholar into renewed and
vigorous action. Every day furnishes
abundant proof of the cxhileratlng effect
and controlling influence of music over the
mind. 1t is employed in expressing the
unrest and most refined sentiments of the
heart, and the mos, sublime emotions OF
the soul, and shall its aid be denied IN Sc
curing the attention of the young, and i'm
pressing upon the mind facts pertaining
! to one of the most useful of sciences! 1t
is for the interest Of all to examine this
method thoroughly and candidly and sec
the advantages it possesses over all other
methods, for no person has done this, but
what has become favorab,y impressed with
its utility, and those who were its greatest
opposers, have, after careful examination
become its Grmest advocates. j. N. Is.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11
For the Levisbur- Chronicle.
Peiton's Method of Teaching Geogra.
phV.

Geography, as has been truly said, is
one Of the most useful and practical of the
sciences. Nothing mas contributed more
to the general intelligence of the people of
the natural aud physical condition of the
earth, to their familiarity with the soil and
productions Of every climate, to their ac-
quaintancc with the manners and customs
of the inhabitants of all countries, in all
their vast variety from barbarism to refine
ment, 10 their commercial intercourse with
all nations, and to our social and civil in
st,utions, and the enhancement of individ-
ual enjoyment, than the study Of Geogra-
phy in our schools. Yet the knowledge
of this science has been acquired during
long period of years, aud has been the re-
suit Of tedious labor on the part Of the
learner. A new system has at length been
brought before the public, which makes
the study Of Geography more pleasing and
interesting, and places the student in IA
cilities for acquiring more extensive and
thorough knowledge Of this science in .
short period of time This is Pelton's sys-
TEN of teaching Geography by singing
from large outline maps; and it is now the
testimony of the best educators, both in
Europe aud our country, that the method
of teaching Geography from large and
boldly delineated maps without names, is
superior to all others in facility Of acquire
ment, durability Of impression, and dis
cipline Of the mind. The principle of this
method Of instruction is, teaching by the
eye, based on that law Of intellect, that
" the objects Of sish: more readily become
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11
New Nl Shop.

Samuel Slifer has just opened shop
on Market Square. between the Post Office anc
Ivndall's Bookstore, where he is prepared to
make and sell
Boots and Shoes of all xii dS,
fer Ladies. Misses. Men and Boys. Als1 for
sale GUN SHOES Of al. sizes. RErAInIso
done as usual.
Produce of all kinds wanted in exchange
for work
By punctualty. and using good materials IN
the yery best way, he hopes to share the pat
ronage of discriminating public.
Lewlsburs Nov. IL. 1882
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11
Important TO Farmers and UOuSekeepefS. ;
HlCK0K'S PATENT CIDER MILL.

IN all former times 1t "a> supposed that large
quarrl,y of tlder could he made only ty listing
u puudrrou> ma hine, that slowly cru>hrd The
apples without griniIns them fine. they were
then made into massive cheese III straw, aud Il
most se,cTe aud long pressure was required TO
extract portion oi The cider. a considerable pof
lion beng absorbed Ivy the sta" and he mass "i
PONCE and l., obtain this unsatisfactory result
the tanner had to take all his hands and perhaps
his s,x horse teams and devote Whole day that
could have te,n more pi"htahiy employed, To
make from SIX 10 tnelvr barrels of cnier. j."
obvaie the difficulty the farmers have heretofore
l. 4
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11
india Rubber Gloves, Mittens &c.

DxOIJNTRY Merchants, in making their rnt
, chaser. should not neglect these desiraoie
.nd saIeable articles. Their manufacture mas
heen S much improved recently, and they are
made very durable. Particular attention l.
requested to the
Wool. Lined Glores and M'ttcns.
They are Indispensable in cod and W., ,iI sn s
In sd Ills Gloves ueful in any work that VII soi W
h.nis nj the same time that they s'ii ente ..a
Sal, Kh,um or Chxp,-d Iianis immediately. ih'S "''
-. ali lengths TO prut.,t the q, ms and "Iir's .u
"I' ave ii, ~ W;lrox B,liugs d 10. No 3 Church hie,
,,,a ,;.oI,esr,e 6s C,csnut street ililads ma. :.
pbillt- Pittsdurg. Pa falconer Haskell. ,'..
A., n W schiller, Charleston, 3 e. Bar a ".",o ..
%;a,i oiin and /, V MI Huhber Dealers in the unio"
IN a, 80, hy roupt,y Merchau;s generally "nfo
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11
500 AaENJS .W.ANTE0.

wv 7ANTED in every County Of the United
w States, active and en,erPri>ing MEN,
10 engage in the sale Of some o! The best books
published in the country. Men of snod address
possessing small capital of from ss5 to sioo.
viii have such inducements offered as enable
them TO make from 50 10 $40 day pr"h'.
The books published by us are all useful IN
character, extremely popular, and command
large sales wherever they are offered.
For further particulars address (Posiase pd)
DANIELS s. GETZ,
(successors To w A I.eary Il Coy
No. l3s Norm Second Street, Philadelphia
6m439
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11
GRAYDON'S FORMS,
WV AND FOURTH EDITION.

"No apornsy Magistrate, 'd Man cy %, SI "e' S..,--
,,,,,o,a n--l'nnAp. NorTn AaEfisAa u D. "AI'i1I-
JUST TIBLISHED.
1,.vDoS.a I,ENl-NLH AND f5CRTH ErIioS-
Of Cor.e, sncin Of Prartar IN the Court. Of
rnon pe,. Quarter Sessions, Oyer aud Ierin,ner tn'
% M ornhant Courts. and thu ofhsrs of IN" va
SUP 81 nar.r. and justices ot the u ar- ionrth
,s;tion Revised Corrected. Enisrs.d and AisF'"i 70
to the Present State of the Law ~ith '"p',u-
10 " Wv s ,,, E6,-,nccs ami Ne~ sud srf1 Coo ~
,'s;v. ,,, In,rx By EobEEI L. wnreHr, hSs- g oH'
,I,irE octave ', lume. Price only $50.
HEtoNMHNpATIoS.
.In tbi. work (BlSSss JrsTrcE) and =. o'nranien
{" Gr,YioNs FORMS" thr reputation az ahish tl
,tIshcd ,s % need no euosy.) the Ma-.-trHte al
6rJ all the in ru,ation nec"ssary TO cor n
-, rho ;mnori ant duties confei TO him iy TIC a~s "
P.nnsy vauia "-P'.fA< u B''y"ay' 0'""'' ~" N>'
tSOn.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11
THE TAPE WORM.

This is the most difficult Worm destroy of all that
inicst til. human system 1t grows almost iu,l IL
length. becoming coiJ aud fastened III the intcs-
and stomach, rilrcns the health 20 sadly as TO
Vus Dance. fit. &C.. that those afflicted s'om
SUSPECT that it i, iur. orH hascning them TO nu
early g.a,r. In order destroy this worm very
&, trratn must be pursued 1t would Therefore be
proper to TAKE to OF my L'er PMS, 50 as I" remove
all distractions, that the Worm syrup act direct
up, the worm, winch must be taken in doses of two
thiespooniulls three times day these directions fol-
have been known to fail curing the most
obstinate Of Iaps borm.
H0BENS.iCK'S LIVER PILLS
No Part the liable disease than the
Liver, 1t serving hiterer to purify the blood or CIV
proper secretion To the bile, that wrong
action OF the Liver effects the other important parts OF
the sytem aud results ,arIously in LAYER Compl,int
Jauudce Dyspepsia &c. W. should, therefore, watch
the Liver. These Pills being cImpo-ed of Eoots and
oats furnished by heal the sick, namely lt
An E1Iectouat which augment the secretion from the
pulmonary mucus membrane or promotes the discharge
Of secrced matter Ind. An herutrs, which chang in
inexpc.ble and inssn.ible the certain
bid action Of the systm. 81. Tome which gives tone
and strength u the system, renewing health
and vigor To all psrts Of the body. 4th Cahdrtic
which in perfect harmony with the other redcnts
and operating the bowels, cxpeliing the whole
Of corrupt and vntL matter, and purifying the
bIooi which destroys disea.e and restores health.
TO FENA LES.
You will nnd these Pills an invaluable medicine in
many complaints to which you subject In obstruc
tons either total partial they have en found of in
sstimabe benefit restoring their
to healthy action purifying the blood and other fluids
50 eecualy TO put TO flight all complaints which may
arise from female Irregularities hraache giddines
dmness Of sight, pain in the ride, back, &c.
None genuine unless signed J. N. HoBES.
SACK, and others being base imitation.
Agents wishing new supplies. and store
keepers desrous Of becoming agents must ad-
dress the Proprietor. J. N. H"BENsAcK, at his
Laboratory, NO. l2O, North 2d, above Race
ST., Philad Pa.
Sold by all Druggists anc Merchants in the
United States.
AsEsrs.-Dr. Thornton & J. Baker, Lewis
burg. Wholesale and Retail Agents for Union
Co.-Davis & Schnure. .Selinssrove Sitter Il
Bro, Mifflinburg; Youngman & Walters, Dry
Valley; r Keller, Adamsburg; a. Wittenmyer.
N. speeh,, Beaver,own; J. d
New Columbia; A. H. Lutz.
Forest Hill PaHx FACE Is cssrs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11
This HacDtuc

has heep iny,t,t.d and the s,aenen at a few facts
NAV prove thai 1t i, no, only the Btsf Machine
Of Ih. kind IN existence. but that II Is The most
proftcbie that a man can have on hi farm. The
apples a. e by this machine grated up iito a fine
pulp. that 1t requires but compa' atIvely light
e,sure, and that but a minute or two,tU extract
all the cider, II being a>ceItaInsJ hy practical
experiment that One FUurih more can I've oh,ained
than by the old process. Besides this i, requires
only two hands To grind and make up into cider
a larger quantity OF apples than can he possibly
made on the old fashioned mac hines. On this
rresS, owing 10 the coinpacthesS OF the pouce IN
the tub aud the complete manner in which il Is
ground pressure OF three To five tons-whch
can he easily obIained-will produce a more
favo'sbe result Than one hundred tons pressure
on the ordinary cider press. even IL the applee
were ground finely on the improved Mill :;
and it the apples were merely crushed as on the
Nut machine. it would require pressure OF two
hundred tons 10 produce ,he result, accomplished
by this Paien, Mill. The following are adduced
decided advantages OF this machine:
frStlt makes cider than any other press, with
given qnantit, of apples, in given time, and with
much less labor aud rAprnsr-
Seco,d-It makes cleaner and swecter Cider than any
other machine.
Third-You make your Ciler as you want it, and
when you want it-aud in quantitics from gallon to
six or twenty barrels.
FouIn-Wth it you press your Currants, Cherries,
Berries, Cheese, Butter. Lard and Tallow
FJth--wth it you ONE FOURTH Of your
time in making Apple Butter
&1.hWitb i, YOU can grind chop YOUR Apples Pota
toes, Turnps Beets, Carrots, PRnpkins for Cattle
Sr,nth-By its use you can at all times have FRESH
and SWEET Cider
The price Of The Cider Mill. with right to use
the same on any one iarm. is $35. Price Of the
Root Cutting Cylinder. IS.
The size oT thI, Machine is about kv fe
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11
Also, conpar,os 70 lHs Asovs'
RlNNS'S JUSTICE
MANS LEGAL GUIDE.

TREATIES on the Once and Duties OF Aldermen
- s,ice. of the Peace in the Commonwealth oi re"n
srrr,n;, including all the required Form. of Proress
nj Docket Entrirs and embodying not only whatever
NAV be deemed valuable to Justices Of IN" ,eare; oa,
,ndIords Teuauts and Grnerr Agents, a"d making tne
,olume what il purports to be- Safe Legal Guide ir
Business Mem by John Binns late Alderman IN ths cy
% Fifth edition. Re- vises Corrcct.d and
n,,~ y, En,,r--d By D. C. BRIGHfLS, EsQ In One
th;,I Volume, Octavo Price only $aOo
Ju,rc Gibson says Of Bnns's Jusf,ee that " - moi
only ,h h,t but the only god worA that we have
On the subject"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11
The 10th Session
OF Tng
Lewisburg Academy

VII commence on MosDAI, Oclo5.r Isa.
to continue 20 weeks,
Inc course of Instruction in this Institution
IS Calculated /" prepare louihS 10 euier C-
Irgr' OF lor general business All hr,nels,, 0.
a thorough Academic ur>e, iuciudirs ! ~.
Sudsc>, Mathematics. and General Lit.r.-U.
are taught.
he P'r't"fse'sion affords good oppcrtgr
i"r improvement 10 Young Men. residing
Inc nel@hborhood who are al leisure dunn.
the " inter months.
Composition and Declamation vii rsreir,
ea'ei"! attention All gross, immoral prlcrees
are NInctIy prohibited, 10th ~ and atuul tn.
school; and kindness, courtesy. aud a >r.r,
o' honorable rivalry among The pupils, ar.
encouraged.
The subscriber is desirous 10 secure clav
Of Young Ladies.
ltH"n-For Languages SO. Higher Err
liSh ~ and Common Branches Sc. per >e>s.ol.
JOHN RAND0LFH.
oe' Il ie"@ PRINCIPAL.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11
ExccutOrs' Notice.

ETTERS ,es,amentary on me idS. W.,
and ,es,amen, Of SAMUEL AsN"s' 'ats tssr W
The Borough Of Lewisburs' Gee g. nav. s -.
granted TO the subscribers oy '',e
Union Co. All persons having eiaiu's ",',annn,
the estate will present them LOT se" m,,h.
and all persons indebted MAKE payment wiz"
o"' u''a'' BYERS AMMONS. )
Lewisburg. Oct. ls. 1852.
NIB. Byers Ammons will continue 'ns
lumber business Of the late hrn o! hrHsa anu
AnNos, and respectfully soiiciis continuance
Of the pubic patronage, ,n. .unoNs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11
$500 CHALLENGE.

WHATEVER concerns the health ana
w happiness Of a people, is al all tunes OF
the most valuable importance. ! take LOT
granted that every person will do all IN 'heir
pnweu.io save the lives of their children, aud
that 1ery person will en- 'earor 10 promote
their own heath at all sacrifices. feel 1t To
be nv duty 10 soiemnly assure You that
WORMS. according To the "plnlon ot The most
celebrated Ply sicians, the primary causes o large
naiortv of Diseases whch children anf "iutS are
able II have appetite continually 'hange"he =
from on. hind of frd to another Bai Breath. ram IN
TN. Stomach Picking the Nos. Hardness Hni tuh -
Of the Belly, Dry Cough Slow Fever rui-e lrrcrnar
remember at all tLe-. denote WuiNs, aud you should
at arpy the remedy
UOBENSAGk'S WORN SfRtP
An artic. upon scientific principles c"inpo"ni'd
with purely vegetable Substances, Lens lrioty safe
vii, u tahri. an, In, riVcu the mn,t tender infant
with IL cdd t';,l ril..t. Where Bowel Complaint
have niad- them weak and dcll!tat"i, IL.
tome properties of my Worm syrup su'h, that 1t
stands without AN equal iu the catalogue of medicines
in giving and strength To the ,oniach which makes
il an Iuiahlr renee thor afflicted with Dy.PepS"
The astonishing cures performed by THIS syrnp after
Fny sicans have faed the lest evidence OF It's
eli, aly uyrr, all others
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11
Correspondence of the Chronicle.
HARRISBURG, Feb. 2, 1858.

Mr.. O'NElLL, from the select commltte
on the subject, reported as committed the
bill relation to the erection of a monument
IN Independence Square, Philadelphia, TO |
commemorate the Signers of the Declara-
ton of Independence and moved to pro- |
ceed to the immediate consideration OF the
bill.
The motion was agreed to; aud the bill
passed its several readings.
Mr.. KUNKEL read in place bill to IN
corporate the Milton Cemetery.
MIR CRABB submitted the following res
olution:
Resolued, That hereafter. no bill origi'
mating in the Senate, or being introduced
from the House of Representatives, shall
be considered by the Senate without unau-
imous consent, unless it shall have been
previously referred to standing or select
committee.
Mr.. CRABB stated that the object was
to prevent hasty legislation, and avoid the
OWLS consequent upon it; when the resolu-
tion passed.
The supplement to the State Printer
act, was taken up and discussed until ad-
journment.
In the House, a bill passed for the pur-
chase of ten new locomoti, es, at cost of
$1,000 each
The House refused to recede from their
, Suubury & Erie amendment to the Lake
Superior Railroad recommendation, aud q
committee of conference was appointed.
Mr.. Waterbury (Harrisburg) reported
bill authorizing the erection Of an Ex-
? EcUrIvE MANSION.
Senate bill to incorporate the Cleveland
!, & Mahoning Railroad Company, taken ur
and discussed until adjournment.
, THURSDAY, Feb 8.
t A bill was reported by Mr.. Slifsr for q
+ new railway to be built by the Philadel
: phia & Baltimore Central Railroad Com
pany.
The amendments to the State Printer
J. bill were taken up. Messrs. Crabb, Oar
lington and Evans (Whig,) voted with the
e Democrats to give the appointment Of :
Superintendent of Printing to the Cover
: nor, and the amendment passed by l maj
Bill passed second reading, 1S to Is.
|. Movements to increase the salaries o
the Governor and Of the Supreme Cour
In the House, Mr.. Wharton, (Judicia
ry) reported the bill to prevent fugitiv
b slaves and manumitted negroes from set
y ting within the jurisdiction of the Com
t monwcalth Of Pennsylvania, with a mega
tive recommendation.
,, Mr.. Chase (Susquehanna) introduced
. resolution instructing our Congressman t.
. vote for the Homestead Bill.
o The Cleveland and Mahony Railroa,
bill closed the proceedings in the Assem-
J. bly,.
FRIDAY, Feb T.
Rain falling this morning, and ever,
/ appearance of break up in the River.
5 Lewisburg Savings Institution bill pass
ed without opposition.
'' The State Printing Bill coming up, wa
lost hy tie vote.
:, Iu the House, the bill to fix upon Phil
If adclnhia city as the place for the Office O
le the Sunbury 4 Erie Railroad Company
d. was discussed, and laid over (as it WAS ais
in the Scnate)
: y Considerable private and local bushes
n was transacted in each branch of the LIE
il, gslature, to-day. QUI.
- For tic CbrnDi
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11
Lightning Rods.

4 FrER many ,sars' close In'estiga,''n ana
~ numerous experiments. the Iatrh'ee 'ah'S
pl,asure IN informing the puhlic that ne mas
arrived OF thr principle "' p' 'o'ec'ing 'an','S
DIV elings aud property from the desifu i've 'nns
ence of LIGHTNING The ca'a"'l''e'
that every CITY. Town, Village and County 'a''s
victim to annually, lhro' the sro>: negligence al
its Inhal ,ants, Is beyond Calculation 'sP' e'ais
when the remedy is so easy to ob'aih~'h's Is
found in
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11
IN PR ESS,

And Speedily 10 DC fHNuneu'
.a;,;n G,.a,I, Enarr ID and Improved, under the td
,or;aI Direction Of Francis Wharton ESQ, An'h'r OF
:. American Criminal Law" Sc, &c. In Two '"i"m's
Svo -. ,,,,,rrn d. vrNrP
snip in the United States, with full refer"c'r 10 '
latest authorities, English and American. ny fAASS
I fh,uB,I ESa Iu One Volume, svo .
- orders or Letters Of Inquiry fron the Countr!
,iw .,,.n,.d To- KAY BROTHER,
Law PUBLISHERS AND BoOkskLLiEa,
,u,,-1 1913 Market .1ye-t, Ehiisd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11
TAILORING.

IA The subscriber having taken the shop
Il lately occupied by Samuel Ammos. aud
"by Ammon s Montgomery, on Marss,
suee', Lewisburs. Is now prepared TO e1ecsit
cutting and Making of Clothes according %
the latest FASHIONS and on tie mos, At.r,
terms.
Patronage of TIE late Firm respectfu,lv ,a..
cited. JOHN uo\rCOuFpy
Lewl>bnrs. Sept. 23, 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11
OYSTER Saloon.

HAviNG h,,ed up the Rooms in fH''k
II new brick block in superior manner
The subscriber is row prepared TO accommodate
Individuals and parties with oysters e'c. ~
the best styles. share OF puhhc ranonas
solicited by Y. "A''
I.ewisburs, Sept IS, 1882
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11

~ the ci',z~n- Of Le~i,busg and vicinity ,h,,
he h.s removed into Nor,h Third street. i. a.
house formerly sccupied BY Capt Paul, abovs ~.
German Reformed Church. Thsnkfsl "a, ~.
LIBERAL patronage hitherto Ieceived, be eoo,iuu..
to offer his professional services 70 oil Who ma,
desire them.
He practices medicine in secorJancs with Ii.
most approved systems Of Medical Reiosu-si,,.
no Csion,.i or Mercury in any form-snd hsp..
to prove himself worthy OF the confidence Of IA.
community.
He keeps on hand, for sale, On .x,eusi,.
vure,y Of Thomsonisn and other Vsre,.b,.
Medicine-, for the Use OF such Customer. =. ma,
desire them.
He is also prepared to clesn and ezt.,e, T.esA
Leaisbu'g, April 7, 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-11
ARMITAGE'S
fateut Hlaanctir EiJblnin9 RODS,

hy the most scientific g.n'lemen IN the wo'ii-
Professor. NJ Munrie, Johnson, W aiior aud many
others that have examined them. recommend ami
s,-ah of them IN the hiehe-i terms OF appreciation.
and have pronounced them the only safe rods IN
use IN this or any other county Tor the Proeciion
OF Lives and Property. One advantage Is In DIVIDE
and throw hack part of the ell circ hud harmless
10 the clouds III tIme OF sirok. ihi> enables the
rod TO conduct that portion oi huij that bei"ns>
10 The earth without the slishie-t danger OF lea
wing the conductor. hts rod has many other
advantages over The old one. The only place OF
manufacturing is in
Jiae 81. 3 doors aborc 18th, Philadelphia.
uh,re all persons are respectfully invited to call
and examine Tor themselves For sal" Wholesale
or Retail hy THU'S ARMIrAGE.
These rods have been purcha-ei and surcess-
iully u>rd hy H.. icIo" ing individuals. COMPANIES
and corpmations, whose names are chsefiuIly
submitted:
In and mar FisGrlsIyAI--A. L 5 Roberts. George
Santlin..r. Judge Eouyirr Jut-r ClursI J Muf.gd,
John IL nie> e. q Iiau,y J. Bs-nurr, Il. oake, torsI
in.rr,u Th, Eock.cy A.ui>hou>c Anderson 4 Irpthtrr.
Rv J. l.. uraut John NORMAN. Tho>. ,irovrr. Bat,
n"ous. X. Gukrrs Il >nm.ns. Iios Nott \ Co.. Nr
IpirN & to. j. Nyurn. t. iarrI J. uy-u>hIic e. T-p
per Mr.. Sharpe>. Mr. Martin. Dortlry. } Bsnkiry.
Nj. Davi-ou, Dr.. Paul IL ToScTs 60. WI leunS.
II. Miller. the Rcd Bank Hotel, the u. : Arsenal, the
spring Garden Commissioners Hall.
IN NE N't. of Ns,c J JTS.y.-'ieorgs crsI in. JCi-.
MCa!l. Ja,c D ytoa 'ohn NrtriAn. pr. IL. NNuriic,
b. nj kol.sIs 'lr J. Downing.
u The only au,huTIzed Agent for the Counties
oi Cnion. Juniata VI film. Clinton. Lycomiug,
Northumberland, Mollour, Columbia, Luzerue, i,
SAM,'EL HOOVER.
Hrtl.fon. Union county. Penn.
Or!cr> and letter, addressed (po>t paid) 10 Mr..
Hoover. will he promptly attended to. He has
put up number OF these Rods in Inion county,
some OF which may be seen as fpllows:
IN UNION COJNTT
Hartley Tp-Niars ilalfpsuny. Wm. Foster, John Hsas,
Michael Peters, Jacob Smith. David fIman, R-iibsn
Nench. Gcor-e kicckucr. " 90 Bsriin-Codrt IIou..,
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