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it ART REPOSITORY AND GALLERY.

IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS, lI
SIS Broadway. NM
Pes, Wall aai Afalse Afirress Portrait Picture
Cernicss, bas-s, Interior pecprsiions, -. Hd
Oil fafntlnCs Arisfs Mktesias IN dish, rrench and
.nsr.vings, Ac ros thc psrchsss snd ssle =, e ~
A Maui AStures, Ilnstrated WORKS. WORKS the Pine
they are pepsred, ~ their premsss iocag
extensive eonnsetions. 70 % great f.elitles- IL
~ ea9edes (rvplsts wtth all that is and beAutN N
are a all tles 20 visitors With IN
that every article e Be furnhed NJ the most
OANErr-r Bfrrteiss-This highly popular BcvsraEfn q
posed entirely ofvegetsole ngredients and psu
ssei.i 70 Eases Of LIVER cornplan' 0sssral DebIty.
prue Nervousness. nrA Sickness and fs
and Of fndisesion generally They paekrd .r
bottles dosen and for sale by WILLIAM RiOh
~ throughout The United stAt<s je36m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

IhE VINE CRoP rnE Usrrrn sr.ryx Din I alO a.,
VINE crop Of this country only 100 eailos In
isoon was %? gallons, being inert of aios.
last year was 6,l60000 gallons-sn amount which cur
country viii be able to supply for its consumption in
oO years, even ut the present OF increase
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02
AkH
~ PRoPosEGD GS paTks OF SAILING.

For freight passage apply EDWARD K COLLINS Sc wal
street, New York; BROWN sHlPLEY Co. Liverpool; G.
ROBERTS CO. ID Kings Arms Yard London JOHN MCNROE
PER- Havre. -
The Of these ships viii for gold silver
bullion specie evelry precious
adng signed therefor and the
de8i-ly
NEW YORK MARBLED iRON WORKs, omcs and sales
~ hoo tO5 broadway, opposite New Haven Railroad
pot sAnufactory Cor 9th Avenue and ~ In
sTAL PALACE New Tas original
ticfsrcrs " Adrbesed Cat Iron kdnt Tle
dssers, CToct Gases, C0unfeys
ngs for Bgdiags, sHch Lnkes SLzs Door Us.
CbluD'R-, BsicoRfes. dc, DE-, dc. =
The above Company, having just completed
ense Foundry and Manufacory beg leave call the
OF Architects Buders and the pabc generally their
ment OF H4RBLELZkD LRON NAHTLES, and other articles,
shh ihey are no. producing enlarged the
and design Of which, and their exquisite hnh
equaned, and cannot be excened.
The exact limitations OF
EGYPTIAN Sienna Broeatee, yed Antique Agate Prince Al
have ELECTED the unqualified
bes and fully established their popularity with public
Some Of the advantages Of this
Notwithstanding HIGH DECREE or HEAT Of resisting oils
ACIDS which stain and deaee MArbes and their CHEAPNE
fbeng about third the co
Manes also Of being packed and with safety parts
the country.
The Marbiing department under the Z.
NG who nrst introduced this nrudbe public
and practical utility application
other substances Culars with pates exhibiting
VI patterns, will be furnished when desired.
Address orders and communications to
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

u hkLPLIss CREv.-The schooner d. L. Clinch. c.,ts5n
msi, OF Baltimore. bound from Navy nay TO CarLs,as
IN with In distress the 16 inst ulss Con lIs
Of the American Consul The captain as veil ss ere e
seven in number, all the time down Wild. II eievsr
ana IN most deporable condition, unable 70 help 4 en-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

The Springfield Gazette tells story about ,lc, o, >r
who lost hi. horse Saturday evening Alter ,,s 4,
company with boy until miing<t he gave u, IL, dee
Par Ihe next day, somewhat detected by his Io-. hs
went INTO the pulpit and took for his the 20 lcnx
passage from JOB '0H THAT XVI, W wHgax s,e,r y,xo
niAs The boy, who had just come in, surprising the
morse was still the burden OF thought cried OUT xSow
wHkRE HE Is; HEsrS DEAcoS Sxrrii's psRSin - III
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02
ds20-aIy CMARIEs CROSBY secret,rY.

A loVkhNohs FOH STEAM KNGINtos.-The subscriber
~ having the General Agency Of PITCHERS HYDRAULIC
5oNERNoRs the only that received Medal the Fair
the American Institute In 1854 preparing the
70 Steam Engines and them
motion TO the Engine Engines making per
csnbehed regardless OF the kind Of
not 20 vary more than half Of revolution minute 20
further particulars address 7. SWAN, Jr.
delI-6m Care o Hitchcock
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

GCgryh A.AD --rs.,s .l...--.@.. .,vs,,.d
Y-fifcr E1nc hester 0inghams I
Superior Scotch solid Bar do
{" French Plaid aud striped DO
eearsucker and Chambry do
French Prints and Jaconets, a second supply
White Drillsnts. new and pretty
Manila Corded SKIRTS. scoiloped Corded Skirts
skirtafaslin, Black, White and Colored
P.rasois aud Umhreies, n full assortment
Furniture Dimityf and Marseiiles Quilts
nafq CHUTFTTAc "A LATUROP. 90 Np
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

GtuFF nR,cf rIows, .wouid csi ,he aission
~ % Farmers Double Ca9 tlter designed ~ cn
rNrT o1fn Tobaco and Riot Crop which
s--i;x ~ nne &c hoe n most eases A-c complete
t.s e.osH. gesDeH.. ~ W :. 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02
% ogAyetp s Sse a.

GRAY nAIR CHANeED BfN ONp AIl. DoUBriii-"1
~ FAIT lOCOMPLL'-vAN DEUsENB IMPROVED WAN.
rtNb has most successfy solved which couded the
ninds Of the scepca and riunphany rudc
shch or une 0e.ruoed M ercuison. Thousands are dab
expssneng IN every portion % this Union its unmtts
o benencel effects IN changing hair natural sod h
,elof andn p.odnens and hosy gro.th where
he barren and unculvated po hadnes
Ne properties IN accordance With Pathological economy
snre most happily act the decayed germs ne NE
,nd vgor into The inactive parts causing aud bcau
cfHsir and agreeable ccmpanion Ais
sruptions from the head.
Sod by the Agents ~ WOOD sucocssor "a aAYNOR WOOD
and ALEXANDER DUVAt, Richmond, Va.
prot lss ohanbers street, New fork CiV. fei-tn
BANrs, 0s. dcThe subscribers are IN reccip sddi
uonai supplea of frwia' Pure White
on also, Lnssed OIL wauauted pur-) Spirlfs Turpeutns
Varuhts; Painters Cosrs and
'orher villa iar gock of wndov osas quail
uet OF American and ffg eh peQnfhcinre
P.J0iINsroN BnorHER, Drugrists,
js1o ... ti5 Main street
lof PRffKRvfNo PfCHERafhe attention u the pubifi
respectfully calsi N this superior Ptcher
svsy best ever Inserted n.n pond VII keep
sctg cot nssry hourss they eompos, c mels
sa are shsfsfofe NOT liable 70 srssk Give hs tr. re
Mc0 BuLGbey 4 CO.,
FW leT nsin STREET
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

- 1UE<fi~ tItls,Ht -l.t.s ~ - II -
~ r<rlfor me Juseph Nf.ns vo
1e>k ~ and nrns fiandie Hnlvs Forks dozens,
nsr. sssof s,rsps. sd.<oI- shear o.y.r. ana sssls M
1Ah VAN LEW 4 TAYLOR
~ - ~ M<n street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

rtUM suABIC--itoO lbs Gum Arabic OF Uinnsunyn, .
NJ Chinese OF Almonds Essence, 90 Allen
superior Sweet o i2o os " bottle, each rcnqa Bsan. 60
sticy primes Oh Annlse; Bcrsamo and Teabery OIL Cove
Spices BasTu, kc hc for sale N any nifty the lower
terms, BY BENNETT 4 BEERS, Druggists
maa9 t2s Mai~ sweet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

"M r. PARISEy has day associated him In the
w Express business JAS H. KING ESQ., and the business
KING. n - \ 7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

SWALLOWED a Rx.-Ths wimirgtor R<p-huc, = 49,
some tvo OF three months ago, -hirh lrlr a 80
throat 20 a. TO destroy the power Of spvch Ph.s .f
could ahord her no relief and Il fsa-ed t wo rsn
nAhy 70 ner. Few days ago. hovsvcv, she sssitc Dr.
worrslPs drug sto~e, and being 6tiaued she - a ~,
oered ner glass Of vater, ~hs In the act Of d.uk IN s
e.ng'ed and threw up the pin I, straight When ans
PAoe IN ner mouth, bot 10 came bent into hall
circle at the point and much corroded =. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

StHEAP STEAM COMMUNICATION between PhiIadeIphi,
~ and LverpooL-SU.nhER ARRAS0EHENT-The IA
yerpoo and Phadephia Steamship Company intend sailing
savorite Steamships as follows:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02
KDERUyIAN GUANO 10 tons Peruvian Guano in s,ore0g
n sale y tmsSo-tsl AS LEE
NTEW AND vALuARIE MINERAL WATER-HAGY0

~ LEA SALT SULPHCR SI'RTYGS-Thi, spring recent,
discovered 10 situated SUFFOLK
analysed by DIR. Stewart Baltimore,
among other valuable constituents suPhnree Hydrogen CArb
Acid Iode OF Potassium. Bromide Of Phosphate
Line &c The unusual number OF ecient agents rem
ders this the most vaasbe mineral
sents combined the properties the
Su phur Waters In all Cutaneous affections
diseases OF the stomach and Liver, and in
frigsrenf as Tranquier of the Nervous System
D ue and general Alternative Purifier
this water Will be found valuable
sis, With further remarks, may be had Of
ALEX. DUvAL,
ieq-dim AEsnt fnr the sale Of he Mni.r In Rhrnonh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

EXrhh>,e aOThs-yIEGTNIA AND TENNFsSFF IA y
- hoAp-PAkisEN hlNG take l.. 10 ~ r.
ing and others Of this city &e thsi
aI'ahgen,nts with the Virginia Balr AL
for the 1cfns'ce priciicge running DAILY ExpiF
nal trains their line from Lynehb1T yirsns a rre Nv
stages IN all points in Weston
VIII commence operations the 10Th Of ,,'~-~
pee hotce viii be gwen Of the
he pubic WI lease bear In mind, aittauh ss. .
efhse rtgf 70 run Express vii he
recommendation, and ExToABIrASr nostosrst - a.
Ny, 49, siee - ~ -
leg - - 49, ~ ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02


a sascUITURAL AHsaoUslz-ras -uo.cdber con,
Ps~ers Tkreshers, NILS Hunts wheat Drill, Hay
Rakss Hay Presses straw Cuers, Corn Shelters, Iiside
snbsoii Piouzhs % bcpssers, Cu ators, Harrovs
A. all Of Which Will be mde IN the bfst the
patterns NJ HORSE Power and Trshsr with ssonS
Dor have been tested three seasons sud uniformly pronounced &
- asri Machines repaired cangs n Iron and hrass fur
nishef ~ short notice. II. BALDWIN,
mht1 ifS Nsir -'-est ptf' --~-f
HyfSE IVORY TAB,E "a 1rLs.sss lsst. 49,.
~ ed stock n the above article from the msnufacory Josep
Rodgers Sons " direct Importation, consisting
o bi and - pieces. Knvss With without
Knives; also asro'nenf Kitchen Knives
every description, NJ the House Furnishing y.
Isf -f.l BuLKLEY 4 co. iN wa'n sfr~Ai
UHOoH MATa-DOuR NAfr--Jua recrivsi q .-.Ke So
~ Of tho arce Manila, Cocoa.
and Adelaide Mats. Aiso Table Matte ~ varls,yat
mate nVLKLfY . T0'f - =" = .
~ kUzE MERfNO UNDER snRfs.- D-as- = q,
~ shrs hnen and Cstton Draven, is1cs' Gnufe Mern
s:.sej se, Tor 'a's ey WnhAin"sLL ss = CO.
Axfss efvCLtps NV Wvnn.--M-leta sn. n.s,..,-s,s
w Novel " 0atharine Sinclair author of @Moderf
pihmenfs" "Modsrn facety." "fsdsy orn-," ir
eh bnsies 70 cents paper covers % esnis ya pus fo'
is .ft,r. s,.- !. Nf',.
M koHfrE sftEfCHEO LA russ iae ont, ,-.,.A
W nschine rrtchd IN th United nac-
ms & n,s . ss.srs s gPd sn.ss rg ae sIeyiesn lnt.s
beet Ott L<is, elected They Thoroughly
ustc1cf " pogerfni nachhrryf and WdrrBfd
anagt, and s'ninafH pe oerSg On the Drum and Poi
r .upfy constantly on hand snatr is a. factory price.
" sos Agents 10 i6s STATE fo h~ rnanofseiarrr
nssl c,-rs. c-rv s~s s''yf -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

vUvo COUNTRY SPRING STOCR or
III EdRTHENHARE CHINA 1ND CLASS, ETC-Ths
subscriber os his large stock ths
Country Merchants Arr Who call him
greaer Inducements possibly he offered or
souh Its 70 the interest Of eyey Cntrv Merchant
nhlo ~. " e.t Main -srrct
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

a pAnis Cos New York. vIrsi Ia SorsE ar. Ina
strH Inship Express United ,-
9ke and jamestown, % aad from cc Yo,k EteAs7d p =
.hry a so ac-Having elected u :
MAI. ne S steamer oIl New Yesk T. Norfolk and
s2~ct Exprr pu,lirsrs that prrLs fs
70 receive aud forward 10 and froa Mes na
49, -
Our Express viii leave New every "wednesday sst
per piendin steamers RoASoKs aud
Goods will be received New Odcs 90 Broadway III
haI past O'Clock, Y. NJ on the day sailing.
Merchants and others ordering
quosted TO order by adams d Co.'S -tean-p Exprrs-
inland n.
Richmond daily, charge special raesengrrs All 100 -
marked to via the inland forxaIdi iY f s
er Express. ADfxS = "a
}. l. moDoSoUGH, Agent Riehiaota
NOfICE-Exprcs. SoTfoit
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

DLAcK rEA-ioo boxes excellent quality for sale by
Ii jei5 DAvESPoi.f AILgS co
HpoYs' AND CfIILDRES's oTHIeG-The largest .ss5Tt
nD men o. Boys and Chidr-B's CaJhng can Away, be
found at i Main ST. the only Boys Clothing In t
State Of Virginia, where a always be found - -
COATS. PANTS AND VESTS
TO suit AL from IS fancy s m
h children from 70 old. Call Iil Main -
les SMITH A N PVIx
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

SbRTs AND DRAwERs.-Gentensn will end At on,
GaEEe. Thick Wool, and Merino Under shirts
Cotton Mrrino Under Shirts
silk shirts and Drawers
Bleacked and Brown Jeans
Linen do
Cotton shirts with Linen Bosonns
Linen Collars Cravats, Stocks, Pocket Handkerehie
Gloves, Socks, susPenders Combs, Brushes. Ac, A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

UlLtk LIN WNIktt, FROM blue LIOK sPRINGs KIN
uD TUCKY-1s is the transported S,rhur water IN
In its composition l. identical With the aros-
gate Springs % England.
Il has extensively used 10 all the IN Bis
Diseases and Dyspp.a is % the ahlest
bic of all the saline pargaves. In this
as has rapidly in public estimation hzhiy
tecued during che months of summer remedy
hve bilious diseases IN their incpient .ntid
ppe has beeen found 20 act benehoiay svng
the stomach.
We receive supplies direct are enabled 10 surpi,h =,
perfect as when taken fresh nom the fountain.
PURCELL LADD CO.
DrugEists, - Main
fef Areu for ffn IT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-02

NoflcEExPress packages Norfolk Petersburg nu4
n Intended for shipmsnt Steamers Roanoke
wii hereafter be received by ADAMS CO. 30
the only authorised agents or Express privileges
ships. IJfDIAM q ~----
IeT-du - s,.o-.I--r - - ,,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-04
Fancy Fur store.
THE WINTER SESSION
OF THE
ACADEMY

Will commence on M0sDAY, OcToBIR l7th,
10 continue 20 weeks.
The course of Instruction in this Institution
is calculated to prepare youths to enter Col
lege, or for general business. Composition
and Defamation receive careful attention.
Young men residing in the neighborhood,
who are at leisure during the winter months,
will find the present session good oPportu-
nifty for Improvement
All gross, immoral practices, both in and
about the school. are strictly prohibited; and
kindness, courtesy. and spirit OF honorable
rivalry among the pupils are encouraged.
The subscriber is solicitouS to secure class
of young Ladies.
Tuition-For Languages $40. Higher Eng
lish SO, and Common Branches, Gncluding
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography,
Grammar, and u S. Hstory) S6. per session:
so cents extra, per scholar, for contingent ex-
penses, charged during Winter Session. No
deductions except for sickness.
JOHN RANDOLPH,
Sent l6. 1883. Principal.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-04
AL HAIL TIE TRIUMPH, THAT
i;ff5: rs. fICKAR!'S POWDER
HATH ACHIEVED.
Thousands are testfyins to its EAessy!


sThe merciful MN is KIND 10 his BeaEt"
I 4 FTER years of study and experiment By
n the Inventor, to compound from pure
Vegetable materials a Powder that SHOULD and
MUST take the place of the thousand and one
no-trums gotten up and palnei upon the public
tain Remedies" for the Of all diseases which he
Brute creation are heir to- has produced the one
heading this advertisement None csn seanine unless
bearing signature. The demand has been
sale has been chiefly conhned % the State
of PennSy lvauia. but we have contaminated such
ns that prepared TO supply the numsrou1
orders hand well as those We may hsrsafssr
receive from other states OF The Uuion.
Knowing, Powder possess all the curativs prop
erriss forth, dem fusome TRADE Of words
FOR 1t rs.dy ssie Being composed Of pure vegetable
mgr dSnts- lie safely and judriousy given thas
Die si,, the HORSE all seasons and in all s1satAs
IT. e'ert Gts ampcrsn9 Of the tem, eYeanng
bOae With premature shedding of the hair but
H.. other a il the digestion, purihss the
Bo,i regulates tine Urinary organs. thereby improving
prot eting whole yssi Of animal
even when in apparently healthy state, and estass
and lsfiiltie cure ~hrn h- has contracted the
DIsrssPER G..sDEks iOJSDkK SfAeenS
SLAB3ERiSG HE.yES BORIS CHoNc
ISFItsE LvNGs YELLOW WAfER.
ir.r,vdy fo- their NEAT CATTLE laboring under Hocy
DIsEs.s HoLow oRS and other of the many eoDpsints
winch they liable from Suppression Of the natural
MICH cows are much beaested by Occasionally
mixing with their sop or Feed 1t has . tendency
the animal sit distractions from the
milk tubes, promote ali the sc-e and ccnseQusnty
adding nch to the strength Of she animal quantity and
qaahtv OF her Milk, Cream AMI Butter
HOGS. during the seasons are constantly over.
heating themselves which uts their getting Couehs
uc'r- If the Lungs, other parts which nasurslly
has tendency TO retr their growth In all such CISCO
a table spoonful, mixed in bucket Of svl, and givsa
every other day will sqSaiily all difficulties, and
the animal viii soon Increase in Health and Fat.
Who nf the Of thousands Of this country, having
either the other Of the animals which this Powder
nenefts viii he n-Carily and nerciful the
beast, ard unjust to himself give il . trial
We coAfently predict that wherev.rit introduced
q will be Permanent in that Stable. and deemed
essentials te Curryconb and Brush Themselves are
AGENT-n tNIEL d. GULDIN.
ui76l tSpotts' >lorr,) Kelly rp, L non Co. "a
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-04
Material Aid!

TN the shape Of FRESH MEAT, care
fully dressed and cut up. furnished regu-
lary on Tuesday, Thursday and saturday
from the newly fitted Head Quarters
OF the subscriber, In rear of his residence
entrance IN the alley from ST. Johns street,
north side, between Front and Second streets.
The personal services Of Mr.. !. WHITIocK
have been secured as superintendent. and
every arrangement made for the satisfactory
accommodation of the public.
Customers regularly supplied at their Own
doors with Beef, Mutton. Veal. ETC., according
to order. 4 fair share Of public patronage -
respectfully solicited. JOHN JoNES'
Lewisburg Aug. !, 1858
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-04

WITH PORTRAIT AND 4 VIEW or RIS
BIRTHPLACE
In one large octave volume of 1900 pages
beautifully bsnnd In cloth git. PRICE ONLY
THREE DOLLARS. Or, bound in Two Volumes
cloth gilt, $3.50.
TNHE work here presented is intended to
i trace clearly the career of Mr.Clay, from
his entrance on the stage of public life down
to the period Of his dea,h-manly by the ligh,
Of his own lofty, persuasive and impassioned
eoquenee MrClays parliamentary efforts Clear direct
and vigorous embody all tho illustration that is needu
TO their full understandins-the great Importance
riety and ndestrucble interest OF the topics general
~ dscussedthe character and ability of the Orator
direct and exact bearing Of his arguments
versies and interest Of the timesa combine render
his speeches among the most valuable contributions
Patriotism and Genius to the enlightenment and e.eva
Gon Of the American people
JAMES L. GIuoN, Publisher
No. l02 ChesnUt street. Phii,dsipii0
ssGood active who wish engage in the sale oi
the above work. will be allowed discount sscrntl,
large to enable them to make arsrate business OF it,
rcr particulars, address.
JAMES T. GIIIoN. Pnhll.h,r.
. W1. l02 Che,nut Street, PkiEL.iohic
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-04

D% We see it stated in the n Y. TIL
June, that the Directors of the Crystal
Palace have resolved to keep the. exhibition
open through the winter, instead Of closing
in December as they had previously con-
templated. The receipts from the lst of
September to now have averaged $1,000
per day, while the expenses were but 5000
per day. Stoves will be erected in suiE-
cient numbers to keep the building ccm-
Portable.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-04
I~Editor and Publisher still absent.
~FIRE! FIRE!i-An adiourne

~FIRE! FIRE An adjourned
meeting of the citizens of Lewisburg will
be held ON SATURDAY EVENIG Nov
S, IN TRICKS SALOON, for the pnr.
pose of organizing an efficient FIRE COM
PANY, procuring Fire Hooks, Ladders.
and such other Fire Apparatus as will in
sure better security and protection Of the
property Of citizens from FIRE.
THOMAS REBER, Pres't
WM. CAMERON, Esq, { y;oo pros..s
HENRY W. FRIES. VICE 'es H.
GEO. A. FRICK, Scc'y.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-04

The Susquehanua Railroad is getting
along swimmingly. The sections below
Georgetown on to the Southern terminus
are represented to be in a forward state
We have been informed that Fegely and
Co-' who have the section along the Mar.
rows, TWO miles south of Sunbury, have,
notwithstanding the prevailing scarcity of
hands added seventy.ave men to their
working force.-Sanbu,y Goze,.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-04

BUFFALO, Nov. 1.-The steamer South
erner has gone to pieces, near Ashtabula.
Her cargo consisted of 1900 bbls. of -four,
and twelve hundred hogs. The -four is
much damaged, and a portion of the hogs
were drowned. The engines of the ves-
sci are broken up. She is insured for
tifteea thousand dollars
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-04
By Telegraph, for the "Chronicle."
HARRISBURG, Nov. 3,
2 o'clock, P. NJ.

HARRISBURG, Nos. y,
o'clock, P. NJ.
MARYLAND ELEcTIoN.-The election
held in this State, yesterday, for Govern
or, Legislature. &C., as far as heard from,
resulted as follows:
Baltimore City. In the 10th, l1th and
18th wards, Ligon, Democratic candidate
for Governor, has a majority Of S29--
Wing gain over last year, 204.
Baltimore City. Wethered, Wing can
didate for Congress, in the third district,
gains largely. The 10th, llth, 10th and
18th wards, and part Of the 4th district
give May, Dem, for Congress, l49 maj.
over Walsh, Ind. Whig-gain for the lat
ter Of 5Sl votes. The general impression
pre-, ails that the Maine Liquor Law TICK
ct in the Legislature is elected. In sevea
wards, Ligon, Dem, for Governor, has
LILO majority; Pierce's in the same
wards was 1853
No other news of importance. r.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-04
POISONING.

Thousands OF parents who Nermifucc composed Of
Castor oil, Com-l, &c. not that while they
appear to benefit the aent they actually laying the
foundations for series Of diseases, such salvation,
loss OF sight, weakness Of limbs, &c.
In another column will be- found the Advertisement o,
o-nsack's Medicines, to which ask the attention Of
all directly interested in their we'll their chill
drcns health Ia Liver Com aints and all disorders
arising from those IF bilious type, should make
the only genuine medirne, Hobs nsarks Liver Pills.
AA-" BE not dsosred,' but ask for Hobcnsacks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has the sg
nature Of the Proprietor, J. n. HoBENSACh, none
else genuine Ilyi39
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-04

~J. Porter Brawley, the Locofoco
candidate for Surveyor General, run be-
hind bis ticket in Harrisburg, where he was
best known one hundred and and siafy one
votes! In Crawford county his former
home, be received only hiny-scren major
iiy-the balance Of the ticket getting from
800 to 1000 majoriety.