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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-11
EDITORIAL coasxsroHnaxcx.

Torn efLeCiairs--its srespsritg--Rss Sf.Psaf-
Ga,eaa rirsv and sisg--Its ragged s'te-Aa 'nesnof
aitnes sarmoa~tsd-city ef Dstssss-its present
aud PrssPsetirc prosperity.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-18

SETTLEMENT Tom to Joe, 6 I've dis
missed my servant"
Discharged, you meant to have said re-
marked Joe.
mo, sir, there is no difference between the
terms-they are Synonymous"
" Well, them" added Joe, "rll Just dismiss
that small debt owe you, and we'll call it dis
CHARGED
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-18

1t would not be amiss if an old bachelor, who
lives in contempt of matrimony. were obliged to
give portion to an old maid who is willing to
enter into it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-18

JENNY LIND IN OPERA The Dresden Echo
announces that Jenny Lind or Mrs. Gold
schmidt, is about to appear in an opera written
by her husband
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-18
MEDICAL.
nrNn1NE MEnICINE WAREHousE.

GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, no!
" I5I CHARTR EET-J WRIGTA CO. havin
Of their have
tho all the genuine popular Patent d
constantly
fresh at raeaiar bc~ the usual
prcea enabled to odo- for the
assortment cHn be ound ihiso
had experience N the purchase and
Patent acquired facilities for conducting this
the liberal scale and are now prePtedto
exceedingly that the purchaser cannot
handsome hisnvea'men her whola
retail be found uli assortment Of
GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES The following lat eomprinet
part furnished to deaefs IN roslrpr
1tn twenty than nanrc!uf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-18

STATE OF LOUISIANA
fARisH or Ont Asa, ity of New. Orleans /
be tremeheed tna the 18th Of January $50 before me- me
subfcrihe Justice Of the Peace
y Appeared AsIand,T Brother, President H. Wheeler
SrrpaYe the hone Mutual insurance Nov
OeuE duly sworn according nw daposs and sa ne oy
rosrpsuy. III oIi Mi VI i Ts'' a. a. gu
JANIS II. WHRsLER, " '' ii'e''' ''s'"0'''
besore a., -.
= '. JONTE, Second Justice Of the PrNce
ts The Board Of Trustees have dyni Of pcit, Nine
r. cent on the earned premiums of the
the let OF hnrch 1870 WI ~ s''' ~" 'N' '''''
sni loss damage IS Fire, current rat. Of s, & s
SanPs"ee' ALEAASDEB BROTHER, President.
-, :, ~. JOHN r. SHAW, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-18

IlSt~aan, 0p"f q. n tAfHH1toE y \ ''ll.as-
Ro~.ua, rafy,,,S Sa.sr., wv pas,. DIaI@iR,
''' >os.5 3-,i a,'rs, eaa.,. sssT,
'.'ti s..y sss :s' sa. n iiI'''
yar as,4s Ss4arI 3"asf,
wyTss 9,le'ss t,l,l'. q :, a., .,,,.
~ s-tss To Medicine 'iss
- agrElsd on ege-ly 'asufaAis 'gtne 7as4liy
IAR DAvIs's SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
80 ~ e5Ssr7FT5J,Se 'sSoScE1s As sri ga toGGaS
iAs msl57s '.ge' ;r'ioa. may as 'ege P.Tph's 70,
be e. @ p' 81 5as q t'''
FRnh Ma IoHN .. Maa5AN, Dyu.s-n
Tho syr,g WA Cherry sSp sisai.-'sas.s',
Assaa-ana ofoa. .- lsasi &c sst'as a,,''t
FRon THE western smrler,
Ma r. tio~sr ~ 'g.-5, ~ Ha,a pi,
..ny aal m ".5 ~ .i '.. adsi'1a .e 2 w 81.
iasr ,aS.-.#f w. v. PHILLIPS.
raoa Is. fp"Aso . saeo, :, prrs"'' ,,c
~ .ss r.. Ss 20 ii. t..s, r ~.
H. gos ha1--t n grtr'- Pc t'-b Hsrij - Or" u ir-
s4.ss sad 80 s l'.a rtyr's af Ipl scsap'' ~ sr
gJ- Wtcn u, III aassl larlo H. pl5 H .es ersH.
4, 4. r".. r, III, AZ go ,tta, l.,t,
~ ne ,a;aog.s v.aa asl no ua'sr atai'
b respectable azt,' NJ. o-.
sr!asi;..a a4., n IN, a,,lr, fy.ssSa, sr,t'
f.s7ast ftENal ttaif'
.azrF oa O.. s,s .s,r sr !. Ices
~ III .-.T fi.t WI -.. \ n, -s.et.,r ti-es
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g,it, n. . r.. d. .s..,.. H.,
r.- o.sr --s L- ,. H. U,v n ~ r.s t-.4 ...v-
Tar ,rJ ,.sie -orr.1-sd Ri; g.:,-, md !, nov We
t., ss IN -a...if' t,rs- +. t..-rg
q .l', ..t. ''.'' $1,000 y II, .'' ~;
-.., 49," .--t. v - e. t Il ---.' E.l.
ID s. r--vei al -
ANOTHER CTRE.
'. N '.7'.' -. i.n rA-' E'f"i'Ne' syLf'
i'.a t'HE.0 .aA t'f"f .I '..l -E.E. '1i lar
s, s, lr'. J.. ~, $780, r.,
.-9" " ,.' a-a r.t' \ 4. g ..- (,
n .I4,ta. t'.,t II III ift.,'..-t, 5.-. ge r..
= 5,as.r iz Il. rtys a'--,,3 r ~. s1e.a.a 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-18
CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

The OF the public called the superior acieso
this office for the execution OF EVERY VARIETY of
2serk, Sch, ant dsantp 1e.irI= Press lBrintia9
FROM A MAMMOTH POSTER
To the Smallest aud most deiicGte Gard and Chctslar
In style of unsurpassed beauty and elegance and prices
moderate office in the city,
THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE
the complete and the South LaIrt
additions of the
Latest Styles of Types, Berders and Ornaments,
Have recently been made and the latest Improvements int
business will continue to be introduced fast as
they make their sppearancein the Northern
and Western Type Foundres.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
In Cold Colored Inks and Bronze,
Executed with and dispatch, in the latest and
brilliant style.
Particular will given the Printing STEAM
BOAT BILLS aud CARDS. STEAMSHIP BILLS md POSTERS;
fer which departments great been given 10 the selection
Having Press of dimensions, enabled
procured
Particular will sso upoa LAWYERS
BRIEFS, pooheca which will be furnished the shortest
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENT-Let every DO

AJEW ApUERTJCEsfFNY -. $780, ID
" READiT.
NO l.
N
Il Tf,r Erpsr .nnnStrpT,,T1g ryrp prrnnnri rx ru,
MEDIt'ai ron r IiE ,iiC !, ri " ~ q
THE MOST yIDr gST p tNs IL a FFIy sEcnNns
will SION THE MOST sFvFnE AIMS IN FIVE ,tISTEs or
v Snd VI 9,e ne most 99Taie s9d Ean
IOURs ~ '''''' -''' '''i'' 80 ~ - g"
LNTERNhLAND EXTERNAL
Itneysttal1n giving
m TrTp srru Avn nav, s,,yrvn,,, On INV,
ORLEANS
te who 7Le sqncng with either f the following complaint yot
Stea on JOHN WRIGHT isl CfGAkTRFS STREET
.REE VOC FROM FAM IN FROM fiRFF io 1--WE MINUTES,
" p nm
~ vyyrsrK c.gTz n NJ ~ y ~ ~ ~ 5,i.a,g.
NugII,tGTissi -' N s1iTp = ,IG a ~ d, "NH"'
SPS SHSh'iA * T TEs t HouK;
DiARFrrrA ~ FiFITF YIN yISiI;,sa
ssppGttMA0HA y, - p M s ,f{t,
CRAMPS +; FiSE MisiiTES'
s PIN 'vsA6 sETsESS N MtlSSnTEs
s cg!tL R!4,n.r 4 FIVE EYE NISqrFs
iNFLUENZA N one HOUR
"a XIX c SrTsss IS BRgiSts
TERY nc oISREtIX md ali TconHIHnts bss ib,,
md quictly errn TIE dieessa.
SICK HEADACHE,
EyApWAFs READY EtlEk Will SToP THE MOST DIS
1acfp twlceanco aud The math aeatrairsbf
'''' 'O'' '''' '' vac PREVENTION
synbslns The peaseni ana agreeable pcamc o. r. Il. r. It vi
an tfeh'A' am and heavy tceny1
''f'' ''''' t1' IN pArtITNa
body sgery norma YOU riEsspths
rsyeni dsaase ard aicAaes3 6Gatarhe ard glioansss
,,,.n,,, all BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
fIiNtUL nscHAEGEs rosyo he st5oye Tatasia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-18

Por THE QuEsrIoN-A lady said to her beau,
after fifteen years courtship, "Charles' I'm
going out of town tomorrow"
Where I"
Il don't know"
when are you coming back =
Never"
''I am going to look for something which you
have not, never had, and you can give me with
out any loss to yourself"
{" You are welcome to it, | am sure; but what
is it ~
ga husband! ~
=" Why you might have had that fifteen years
ago, if YOU had only said the word, but | was
afraid to begin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-18

PLAsTERs.
sherman sPoor Mans
Allebaa oorMan's
IAllabaas diaRubbet Baek,I
The lnpro, ed Poor Mans,
Jew Davld's or Hebrew,
Peters Vegetable,
Knapp's indian,
Whits's Machine Spread Strength
snirs,
Whiting'sStrengihenirR,
Kidd's Imperial,
IHerrick'a Royal,
LINlMESTs.
ButleriB Bone aud Fever,
Bmtinr's Lotion,
!, Dasis's fiors1,
lIunt's, Hayes, scIans', Hs-n
TOOTH PASTES.
Sherman "a Compound Orris Tooth,
Th0mpson's Aromatic Tooth,
Ionea'a Toathnche.
LOZENGEs.
shetmRn's Cough, Worm CsmFss
Ching'u Worn,
Tistar's Cough
DROPS
AglomCn d tfoi4A-nr,
rumAr's fbothAcheJ
Wdlinms's To .AaChsI ...
MISCELLANEOUS,
Thorn'a Extract,
Winet's Afrenum FrirAri,
Car.t-'u Spanish NiTIura
M0ther'a Rsher,
Mrs kllder's Cordial,
Vaughn's Dithontrpt,e,
'Oeg1od'a indian ChUlogOgue,
Halsr = Forest Vine,
Mira. Hayes Dyaentery Cordial,
iCilirn'a Female Specific,
Cuileu's ludisu Vegetable hsns
RowAfid's Magic Lotion,
Bgipa Army 1in~tufe.
nayia'5 DsrufH,t71 EIsfAri
JAyne's Alternative,
Jayne's Hail Dye,
Jayne's C4rmlHRtys,
Rowaud's Carminatiys,
Balm Columbia,
Cpham's Pile ElecIIsIy,
Jones, Chemical Soap, ....
Gumptou's Balsau,
Thompson's Eye Water,
Mira. Hayes Eye Water,
Perry Davis'a Pair killet.
Jonse'1 H-lf R-stota ate.
Juusa's Lily waite
Beal's Hgir Restorative
Sofa fowiru, ColaEra',
Nsta fun,
CIR 4ssI an balm,
Balm of bItraI.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-18
DAILY CRESCENT.

ROMANCE IN REAL LIrE--In Ingham county,
Michigan, it seems that one Mr.. c. had conrted
one of the fair ones residing in Vevay, and all
arrangements were made for the consummatlon
of their happiness on Sunday, 10Th ult But
very much to the surprise of Mr. T., on Satur-
day he received n note from the fair one, by q
special messenger, that she had changed her
mind. But he no doubt thinking it ruse on
her part, repaired to her fathers house with
the necessary means Of consummating the bar
gain, when, to his utter establishment what he
supposed might be ruse was stern reality
for she, his intended, the evening before, was
actually married to a Mr.. b. This was, Of
course, dilemma, But our hero, nothing
daunted by this defeat, and probably not in
tending to have her get too much the start,
forthwith courted up the younger sister, and
was married the same day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-18

FgSlIE subscriber bers leave to call the n
attention Of ta well -eIsch stock OF trsh
genuine prtGS MEnlClNES CiEMlCAIS Md AZ
CHE EXTRACTS, ESSENTIAL OllS FEGFGMEHlLS, Zzss
HAIR, FLrsH hat NAIL TEETH BRUSHES. Also
and vael t.-ut II FANCY ARTICLES ii '9tt 40 OF
Nr7 ge tsa iaPo aql zltti wiz tue atnos
efar hs ahNfy vr ta "a l-a lowest Etats,
"' to call
na y ark and % ttg,r orders,
FAMILY NtuIC'NES argaNy fu Of h" best articles Ftysi
slav' srrrt zazg r1pdllii aud up vi p a-st1es
.1d s st.st... It I'm tsanr. T.. LOEfS MASSEY,
da!S S-vor'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-18

YERAlFUGEB.
Wluor's Canadian,
B. A. Fahnsslock's,
SWANS,
Bailey's,
IayRo's,
Chnlleny.
sARsAPARlLLAS.
Dr. Towuseud's,
Dailsy's,
Rauf-'-,
Nnkooph,
Bfs,ll's,
Woods,
Bul1s.
PILLS.
CAickner's Sugar coated Pnrsasiy
PARIS Life,
NOdatt'o Life,
Wright's Indian Veg table,
Hrandrrth'5 Vegetable Un,v"taAi,
MoIriHon's ilygelan,
Lees New London,
COupeT's,
Anlercone,
Wiatar's Gentle PrTsattve,
Hi50ard's An.ibli0as FAMILY
Swayue's Snnsl We,
HerTick e Sugar coated,
Sappingt3u'H Fever Bnl AaTs9
Covel'g Rseymatc,
AJhe pua6-s,
N'pusTr'H Vegetable,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-18
gyT K. 4. FRYER, INDIAN DocroR, cures

NfJ K. T. FRY EB, INDIAN DOCTOR, cures
Nv CcESUNpIIoN cf ~ Liver and lungs p.l'tpsia Cnoe
vener-a elect ouoia eat aud most Hetre Ulcers
Nous CARES he Bones "Aa Ss'tntes, hags ty cray y ran
and rol ns AID feet, together h all The
Incidental rgrrt ila se Hirs and ertn Nv
the lui epg experience and practice
diseaat mat been
hopeless celu rasvI
Asl'-tLhAN httet
= Ia h. lrcl3 r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-18

et.AsPfR ANp HhRHi.E nusr 900 tbls
- - ~ r '' 's iltsivF,7 N4sts tlsE *
+ia}A e. tAsEiit
ks s. s.-.,.,s tssssssts.s q .sfsss Gs,,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-18

moe iHiLAnELPHA, Saptsmssrl
6tbg NE common Femeies paegorie oni H.
SiuHy neiieiurs Or. Davis's IA
rsd etd me IN few doses three iouhso OTIS
ny mother, WHO'S habitrs
glay taking squllsand paregoc has been kinp b.
bN1 as before ale commenced taking h NM ~
rg-s, THOMAS MIILAR, q Racegtlset.
sud '1e and retail by the AGENTS for pe s-,fn
"" "'t J. WRIGHT I5l Ch.Ttresst ''''-
Where al Or'frs he - 'ITr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-18
MEDICAL. CARDS.

NR. f, CHAPPELLIER, Graduate of the
roitv of Paris thirteen practitioner Of Medicine
= ,ebeE Mise has rcruannIy settled at New orlcans No 81
y y 1900. ~ - $3.50 - mytl Smt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-18

af- The Postage to Aspinwa aud Panama dig.rt - Ia
cents single rate aud cents zach uewspappr and Il,
the Sandwich Islands Australia, Van pipman-s -
and China, iva San Francisco s on each single
ter cents, payatte in advance.
fy The single letter California and Oregon is q
cents repaid, or 10 cents unpaid. On newspapers
etc etc The domestic rates apply.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-03

The AUGUST ELEcTIoNs.-Elections will take
place next month in the States of Kentucky, MIS-
souri, Arkansas, Alabama, Texas, Tennessee, and
North Carolina. In the two latter States the cleo
tons will DO held on Thursday, the 4th of August
and in the others on Monday, the lst of August.
In Kentucky and Arkansas, members of Congress
and the State Legislature are to be chosen; IN
Missouri and North Carolina members OF Con-
gress; and in each of tho States of Alabama, Tex
as, and Tennessee, Il Governor. Legislature, and
members of Congress to be elected. Party
lines in Texas, are pretty strictly drawn, and in
Kentucky, Missouri and Tennessee, the eanvassis
exceedingly animated.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-03
VOLUME XXIV~- y umber IS
For the Ohio Star.
Lines ON the Death of Miss cormel,a ne 'e clark. .

LINES OH the Deafb OF Miss Cornelin Clark.
Weep not for me; father, weep not,
For the spirit is glorifed now;
The bright morn has dawned on my weary SOUL
There's no shadow to darken my brow;
The dreary night of the grave is DER,
And l am its prisoner more.
Mother you miss my place bv your side,
Where we've knet together in PRAYER;
bow more in sadness and tears,
For strength, life's burden to bear;
No, Mother, By the white throne stand,
And prayer, is praise, in this glorious land.
Brother beloved! Oh 1 yearned once more,
When the death-shades darBened my eye,
To fold thee close to my throbbing heart,
With the loved oues round me, to die.
But it was well; oh, weep not for me,
Beyond TIE grave shall our meeting be-
Oh, Sisters dear, ye wish me back,
LIES dark, thorny, pathway to tread;
Where the blighting shadow of sin hath past,
And the snares of the tempter spread.
Would ye call me back few brief years,
To rove again in the vale of tears?
There's sweet music here, and the breezes bear,
Balmy breath DER the fadeIess flowers,
And The golden Tyres of whfe-rohed saints,
Echo back through the sunlit bowers.
And glory beams the crystal walls,
Whence the shade of evening never falls.
Oh, the dark ri yer of death is past
And the spirit hath conquered IFS gloom,
To wake the light of unchanglng morn,
In immoriality's fadeless bloom.
Oh, loved ones! Como, in this happy land.
We shall all meet, an unbroken band.
Ravenna. June 9th 1858. E. G A.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-03

BY D. C. STUART.
When the Spirit is quenched by the finger of death?
And the lamp that enshrined it is cold,
Does the flame that umed ii die with the breath,
And minge and pass with the mold?
Are the thoughts of the mind, and hope of the
heart
AS brittle and brief as the clay,
That is born with the breath, and dies with the
breath
And is lost in the lap of decay!
Oh no! when the lamp shall be shver'd in dust,
The spirit that kindled its light
Will rise and expand with mghtier glow,
And sparkle eternaly bright;
Every thought of the mind, every hope of the heart
Surviving, shall conquer in death;
'rs the lamp that is frail, It's the body shall fail,
Not the soul light that mocks at the breath.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-03

LATE FROM THE P PLAINs,-The Salt Lake mail
arrived ut St. Louis brought dates from Fort La
ramie to the IA of June. The rains on the route
had been greater than usual. The bridge at Lar
annie had been washed away, and several hundred
wagons Of emigrunts were detainedin in consequence.
boat had beeu obtained and the emigrants were
crossing rapidly. The Platte was very high, and
there were $4,000 sheep at the junction, One
man lost 1000 increasing the river. Theemigrants
aud their cattle on the routc were doing we'll.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-03

There are two angels that attend, unseen,
Each one of US: and in great books record
Our good and evil deeds. He who writes down
The good ones, after each action closes
His volume, ascending with it to God;
The other keeps his dreadful day book open
Till sunset that we may repent; which doing,
The record of the action fades away,
And leaves line of white across the page"
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-03
The queen of my Heart.
BY PERCY BYsHE SHELLY.

Shall we roam, my love,
To the twilight grove.
When the moon is rising bright;
Oh, I'll whisper there,
In the cool night air,
What l dare not in the broad day light!
I'll tell thee apart
Of the thoughts that start
To being when thou art nigh,
And thy beauty more bright
Than the stars soft light
Shall seem as welt from the sky.
When the pale moon beam
On the tower and stream,
Shed a food of silver sheen,
How I loved to gaze
As the cold ray strays
Ger thy face, my hearts throned queen.
Wilt thou roam with me,
To the restless sea,
And linger upon the steep,
And list to the flow
OF the waters below,
How they toss, and roar, and leap!
Those boiling waves, .
And the storm that raves
At night DER their foaming crest,
Resemble the strife
That from early life
Has ragged in my stormy breast.
Oh come then and rove
To the sea or the grove,
When the moon is rising bright;
And I'll whisper there,
10 the cool night air,
What dare not in broad daylight.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-03
Can the Spirit Die!

BY d. C. STUART.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-03

New NassSEcs
tsWith music, sweet music
We greet you again"
Lilly Dale, ANSWER wait for the wa G.
Katy Darling, song &quar- on
tette Uncle Toms lament Tor
Home Again--song ard Eva-Woodbury
quar- tette Old folks at home
Ben Bolts reply Young folks at home
Billy Grimes Mountaineers Farewell
Sailor boys last dream- Bakers
woodbury. rChilds Prayer, &C., &c,
Wait for the wagon
With good assortment Of yvaItzs. polkas ouadril,s
&c, may be found at -,
Halls Book GToEE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-23
The Anti Division Plan.

From the New Berlin SrAR" Of Feb 1851
"Union county is sadly behind the majority
of her sister counties, in the BEAUTY AND
CONVENIENCE OF HER PUBLIC BUILDINGS. Some
Of the ciiisens IF the county feel this rery sensi
bke, and they find the reelection very unpleas-
ant one, painfully calling to their public pride
and spirit, therefore are THEY determined,
that those Buildings shall fall. and
another rise in their place that SHALL BE A
CREDIT TO THE COUNTY. They have already
once exercised their right of petition, asking
the Grand Jury TO recommend the new build
ing, but this was refused, though the eiose rote
is Encouragement enough 10 proceed. BY the
way, IT is somewhat remarkable what marvel
ious changes sometimes take place. between
sunset and sunrise, as well in mems opinions
as the weather. But let The Grand Jury a, Nav
term prepare TO receive a petition, so numer-
ousiy signed, and couched in such language, as
WILL compel THEN 10 report favorably to a
New Court House., and WIPE OUT A FOUL
STAIN ON THE FAIR FACE OF THE COUNTY"
nsa-Ali to be paid for by TAXING THE
COUNTY. And the costs of a new Court
House and Jail will be $40, 900 or s5O, 600
according to the estimates of the Star,
the Times, and Messrs. Wilson, Roshong,
Seebold, Swineford, and Schoch, the New
Berlin Anti-Division Committee. c.~ssa
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-23

More YELLOW Cover INFLUENCE
A girl in Lowell-Jane White-attempt-
ed to drown herself, by jumping into the
canal, on Monday. She had been living
on yellow covered trash for some time past,
and was of course in love with dozen
heroes in moustache, bright buttons, and
flashy yests.-Boston Bee.
Virginia, although the "mother Of
Presidents" is not very careful OF the
memory of her great men. Jefferson's
tomb is in ruins; the grave Of Madison
cannot now be recognized, and the estate
of Washington she has permitted to be
sold to company of spectators.
The Vermont Standard, temperance Or
gan, in summing up the results of the
election, comedies that majority Of the
House will be in favor of the repeal OF
the Maine Law.
NORFOLK, Sept. l7.-Another attempt
was made on Friday morning, to set fire
to the dwelling of G. p. r. James, ESD,
British Consul at this port. lie is absent
at the Springs.
Since 1902, fourteen hundred cadets
have graduated from West Point. Gen.
Joseph G. Swift, heads the lis. for 1902,
is still living and in excellent health.
WASHINGTON, Sept 1.-THE clay mod.
el for Col Benton's bust is just finished
by Mr.. Stone, of this city, and has been
exhibited in public.
The yellow fever is so bad at Pensacola
that Capt. Tatnall, the Commandant OF
the Navy Yard there, had stopped all
work in the yard.
Table Rock at Niagara Falls has fallen,
at last Most fortunately no persons were
on or under it at the time of its dislodg.
ment.
A slave, said to have belonged to Gen
Washington, is exhibiting himself as a
relict of the olden time at Pittsburg.
RICHMOND, Sept. 1.-THE Wings OF
Natchitoches, La, have nominated John
Blair Smith for Congress.
Yale College has existed one hundred
and ffty-three years, and educated six
thou sand students.
The U. S. garrison, at Carlisle, Pa, is
to be changed FROM dragoon to an infan-
try post.
A few days ago, 5000 bushels Of new
rice were sold at Savanna, at s per 100 lbs.
Joseph Robinson, a colored man, aged
l04 years, recently visited Hudson, n. Y.
Queen Victoria has prohibited the polka
being danced in her presence. =.
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Division Question.
{ Tile greatest Good Of tie greatest NunLer.
FOR DIVISION.
The Division Plan.

Since newCounty buildings must soon be
made, the Divisionists propose that the
towns having the benefits of Courts, &c,
shall pay the first cost. Their plan is to
have County Buildings erected wholy By
private subscription, without any ia. upon
the people; Es5-AND If BUILDINGS ARE
NOT so FURNISHED, THE COUNTY WILL
NOT BE DIVIDED.
Whaterer the cost may be, must be full
ly made up,and bona-fde guarantees,to be
approved by Judges, Commissioners, and
Jurors, must be first furnished.
The County Seats in each county to be
determined by the BALLOTS of all who
are concerned.