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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25

na The dedication of the new Luther

na-The dedication of the new Luther
an Church building in this place, on Sab
bath last, was attended by large concourse
of people, many being unable to gain an
entrance. The sermon was preached and
the ceremonies performed by the pastor,
Rev. Mr.. WINEcoFF, assisted in part by
Rev. MIR. BAUsMAN, of the German Re-
formed Church. A collection was then
made to make mp deficiency in the build
ing fund, and over Sl00 realized; more
than enough to relieve the church entirely
from debt. Rev. DR.. CLARK-Presbyte-
rian-preached in the house on Saturday
evening previous, and Rev. DR.. MALcoM
-Baptist-on Sabba.h evening. There
has been preaching every evening since by
pastor. Rev. Mr.. ALLEMAN, from Aarens-
burg, was in attendance on Wednesday,
but was too unwcll to preach, and returned
home next morning.
The edifce is not quite as long as it
should be, but is we'll built, and is deci-
ded ornament to our town, and a vast i'm
provement over the old building. The
mahogany pulpit is beautiful and highly
finished piece of workmanship, from the
shop of Maj. +. A. Donachy, and, togeth-
er with the pulpit chairs, and altar table,
was donation to the church as will be
seen from the following acknowledgment.
Carsl---In behalf of the Lutheran Con-
gregatlon the undersigned return their most
grateful thanks for the liberal contributions 10
the new church, and especially to Mr.. F. A.
DoS,cnr for his generous donation of the
mahogany pulpit, to Mr.. WN. Armstrong for
the mahogany pulpit chairs and to Mr.. WN,
ConSELIrs for the table in the altar.
p. HURSH,
LEVI STERNER,
JACOB GUNDY,
JOHN BROWN,
MICHAEL SWENGLE,
Building Committee.
Lcwisburg, Feb. IS, 1853.
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BRICK IN HOUSE,

together with numerous out buildings a large
Orchard of elegant fruit, two never failing
fountain pumps for the use of house and barn
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. when
terms Of sale will be made known by
JOHN RANCK.
J. ID. DIEFFENDERFER,
J. +. RICHART,
MARTIN DRIESBACH,
Assignces of Michael Hoffman.
White Deer Feb. 25. IS63-ts.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25

ra. There has been revolutionary out =
break in Italy, and European prospects,
generally, arc ominous.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25

CAlkNy CAESk y COs
Flour, Grain, and Lumber
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 23 & Is Spears Wharf,
BultiH0re.
Refer to
John Clark, Esq, rrrsisnt Citsrns cank, baltimore
4. p. Gii-s, Cashier franklin Bank,
John iertzler. jr., Esq, pbn,delnh,.
Roeefs, Sinnickson & Co.
j. Tome, E.q. Prrsidcu: c. ell lisnk, Port Deposit.
j. Wallow-r Son, Harrisburg
Col. II. c. Eyer, s.,;nsurove.
J. H. App Co, s'
Nage, wingste { Co., Milton.
SIMON Sin NOV; seSSyi.I. sSSsyi a.f: k.q, Nuney.
George Bodns, Hushcsville.
". Weaver Il Co, Montoursr rie.
G-n W. z. Parker,
I. ". L!oyI Ell Cashier, | w;,,;.,,,,o,t
James II. Huliny, Lsi,
Lewis @. Iuiing,
McIfenry Bubb. Jersey Shore.
J. r. Huing, Esq, Lock Haven.
TCARR. GIrsE 81 Co. have the largest
Wharf Rooms Of any Commission House IN
Baltimore, always giving quick despatch to
Boats in discharging their cargoes.
Feb. IL, ls53-Gm46l
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Orphans Court Sale.

Orphans Court Sale.
Df virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court
ID Of Union county will be exposed to public
sale al the house of Chas. d. Kline, in Lewis.
burg, Pa. on Saturday the Goth day of March
next. certain messuage and lot Of ground on
Market street, Lewisburg, on which are erected
two brick Houses, Stables, and frame House,
and other out buildings.
Also. messua:e ami lot of ground on So7th
Third street, Lewisburg. on which are erected
brick House and frame Stable, and other out
buildings.
Also, messuage and lot Of ground on North
5'h sireet,on which are erected frame House,
Pottery, and other buildings.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ, when
terms Of sale will be made known by
JAMES F. LINN, Admir-
of Col. Jackson M'Faddin, decd
Lewisburg Feb. Is, 2s53-ts
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straw Goods---Sprins 1883.

straw GOOils---SPrins 1853.
NHE subscriber is now prepared to ex-
hibit to Merchants and Mllliners his usual
heavy stock Of Ladies' and Misses STRAW
and SILK BONNETS. STRAW TRIMMINGS
and ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS; Palm-leaf,
Panama and every variety of
SUMNER HATS
for Gentlemen which for Extent; aricty and
beauty of manufacture, as well as uniformly
close prices, will be found unrivaled.
TEHOM As WHITE.
No. Al SoUru SECOND STREET,
Feb. ll-3m46I Philadelphia.
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PUBLIC SALE


TNHE subscribers will offer at public sale
Il the property of Michael Hoffman in White
Deer township, Union county, on
Thursday and Friday, Sd d. 4h of Mrch,
consisting of the following property, to wit
Horses, cows, young cattle, sheer. hogs, wa
gons, plows, culiivator>, one carriage, one bug
gy, horse gears, harness, threshing machine,
grain reaper and seed drill, hay rake, hay by
the ton, household furniture, and a variety OF
articles too numerous 10 mention.
CANAL BOAT,
lying in the canal at Milton. ALSO-At the
same time and place, will be offered for sale
that elegant and well known farm on which
said Hoffman resides situated on the west
bank OF the river, about half mile above the
Milton Bridge, containing geo Acres, and
allowance, all Of which is in a high state Of
ltivation, whereon are erected
Large Stone Bank Barn,
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@TAKE NOTICE, ~s.sa

4 Ii who know themselves in account will
IN the late firm Of Hursh & Ammon vii
please call for settlement. II is desirable Il
TO have accounts closed on or before the frs
of March, 1853. p. HURSH.
January 2s, lS53-3w
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business Notices.
SEE NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

rDr. Thornton & Christ's dissolution
Men wanted on the Railroad
lost Key-SO men wanted to take boats to
n. Y.-Herring's Saamander Safss-
Assignees' sale of Michael Hotfman's valuable
real and personal property in White Deer.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25

EXhlbitiOn---The Sabbath School a,
the Methodist Episcopal Church in MIFrLIS-
BURG, will have public exhibition on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday evenings. the 3rd,
9Th and 5th of March. The Church has been
beautifully fitted up for the occasion, and the
exercises promise to be of unusual interest,"
The public are cordially invited TO attend.
Mit,linburg Feb, 25, 1883.
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zetuisbttrg #arkrt.
Corrected this Dan,
POISONING.

Thousands of parents who yermfuce composed q,
Castor OIL CaloInc. &c. not that while they
appear to benefit the patient they actually LAYING the
foundations for series of diseases such saraiion
loss Of sight weakness of limbs Sc.
In another column will be found the advertisement oy
Hohensacks Medicines. to which ask the attention OF
all directly interested in their well their chill
dren- health. In Liver Complaints and all disorders
arising from those # bilious type should make OF
the ouly genuine mcdcine. iob.nsacks Liver Pills
tn Be no, do.roi,' but ask for Hob-nsack's Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills and ob-erv. that each has the
nature of the Proprietor, J. y. HOBENsaCK, none
else genuine. ily&59
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WA N"~HEHI

Dissolution and New Firm.
JONATHAN WOLFE having this day dis.
u posed of his interest in Josiah Bakers
Drug and Variety Store to DR.. William Leiser.
the business Of the establishment will be car
ried on hereafter BY Josiah Baker and DIR. VIM.
Lesser, under the firm of .Dr. Lesser & Baker"
A continuance Of the liberal patronage hereto
fore received from the public is respectfully
solicited. A full and choice assortment of ev-
cry thing in their line kept constantly on hand.
The Books and Notes of the late firm will
be settled by Josiah Baker at the old stand.
DR.. Lesser & BAKER.
Lewisburg, Jan. 20, ls53-2m
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that lot of Timber was ia.
i ken up by Hatfield and Ranck. while doat-
ing on the West Branch Of the Susquehanna
river al New Columbia. on the 7th day Of Feb
1883. A lis, and description are filed in my
office for inspection Of all concerned. The
owner or owners thereof are requested 10 prove
property, pay all legal charges and take them
away within three months from date, otherwise
they will be forfeited.
ROBERT CANDOR, J. P.
White Deer Mills, Feb. 10, ls53-4os
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25

CHEAP WINDOW SHADE
Depot and Manrfactory
G. L. Miller s. Co.,
8. w. CONNER ARCH AND SECOND SrREErs,
Philadelphia.
LIVERY variety Of shades. Wholesale and
Ratail. such as Scroll, Flower, Gothic
Vigne,,e. Oil and Dry Landscapes, are to be
had at the lowest prices for quality Of work.
Orders for Gilt, Plain Store, Lettered and 9TH
er Shades executed at short notice.
Merchants and others are invited to give us
a call. We ,DiA try to pieuse.
Tra.scs. Trimmings, &c, always on hand.
Remember 8. w. corner Second and Areh
Streets, Philadelphia.
f, Feb II, ls53-6msGl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25

81 DfTES7'- SrcH Is 1uE TRUE MEANING Of the worl
" PEP SIM of the two Greek words from whrl il l.
derived This is the significant and appropriate title Of
the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID. GASTRIC JUICE
prepared by Dr. J. $ OCGIlToN Of Philadelphia. from
the fourth stomach Of the OK for the of Indigestion
and Dyspepsia. II is Natures remedy for an
unhealthy Stomach. No art Of equ, its cura,c
powers. II renders GOOD EATING perfectly consistent
with HEALTH. tSce the figure of the On, in another
part OF this rapcr) ly45l
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25
FOR RENT.

THE subscriber offers his Grist, Clover, and
Plaster Mills, and also his House, Garden,
and Stable for rent for one year. There are
four run Of stones. one pair hulhns stones, a
Smut Machine and Rolling Screen, in the GriSt
Mill. 1t is constructed for merchan, and coun-
try work. 1t was thoroughly repaired last fall
with two new Water-wheels, and is in good
order. The Plaster and Clover Mills were al
SO newly repaired within year. The proper
ty is in the centre Of Buffalo Valley, on the
Buffalo Creek-44 miles from Lewisburg--
Possession given on the lst Of April next.
Jan. 10, 1858. DANIEL RENGLER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25
SINGING GEOGRAPHY.

SINGING GEOGRAPHY.
%HE subscriber is now constantly engaged
in teaching Geography by singing, after
Pel,on's system. Two new classes are now
under tuition daily, at 81 o'clock o'clock, A.
NJ. and II and 81 o'clock P. M, commencing
on Friday, the llth inst New scholars will
be received at any time during the course.
A Grammar Class will also be organized on
Saturday, 18th inst, at q o'clock p. NJ. Rooms
a, the house of the late Mrs. Murray on Second
street North of Kline's Hotel. Terms moder-
At. J. N. BEERS.
Lewisburg. Feb. II. ls53-46lT
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10 Mralids and the .Siick.
THE CELEBRATED
CotIatotk #r0triura.

|
1st. The GREAT TAIN E-TTRAcTCH (CoNNEL's
DALLfs curing all Burns and all external Paine and
Sorrs.
I'd. ELM OF COLCHBLA for Staying or Restoring
Cd HEWE7S NERrE AND BONE LINAkENT
and INDIAN FEGETABLE ELLTLR, cure for al!
4th. MeN-iiR'S ACOUSTIC OIL, u certain cure for
Deafness.
9Th. SIOHN'S SICK HEADACHE REHEDT.
.,h. XOTIiEES EELIEF, tor ali women in the fami
| sub: LoyGZET-S GREAr BEsrERy IyDlaN
PIS4cEA for Colds and feyrri- FEELING prev nting
fevers; for Asthma, Liver Complaint and Bilious Afi-c
tons; for Darrhra, Indigestion and Los of Appetite
for Co.tvcncss in females and males. and
plants; for stomach Adcc Dysp-psia Piles. Khcu-
matsm &C. The great points ara il is not bad to take
gives pain. AMI never leaves cosiive.
9th. KOLMSToCKS TEHuIf1GE Worm Killer.
for children or grown prisons
10Th. MRS BROTN'S GREAT Fam KIkLER.
No medicine has been discovered tina, is happily adsr
ted internally drops to be taken and perform
such wonders when apple,, externally wash bath.
by friction-In bottles from I.1S to SO cents each
ll,h. SaJNKOLTz'S E0IcH AND BED BIG
E-iNE, for driving away v.rmn in short time.
l:th. The celebrated LIN'S LIFE FHLSAnd TEN
18Th. DR.. BARTHoLENKHcS PINK sYRur, the
14th. THE EAST INDIA AND NE'ETORK RAIR
18th, LIN'S BlLM OF CHIN.,, a Chinese R-medy
10th. E.fTRiCT OF SARSAPARILLA This ar
ticic ouved all other SarsaparIas, and still; svs.
Eth The celebrated spread STRENGTHENING
PLASTER, made from Da- Inns receipe, and the most
popular in the market.
1Sth. DIR. kLLNE'S TOOTH ACHE DROPx A
certain and easy cure for Tooth Ache.
10Th. Dr. COMSTOCk has lately bought the right for
the United Stst-s of the celebrated CONCENTRATED
MINERAL WATER found at the Salt Springs If DR.
VIM C. Chase, at st. GATHERINGS, c. W. TLis medicine
has attained notoriety and popularity never before
been commensurate with its merits, which arc extaor
dinary.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25

D~ Gen PIERCE left Concord on Mon
day week, remained a day or two in Bos-
ton and New York, spent the Sabbath in
Philadelphia, passed through Baltimore
without stopping, and reached Washington
City on Tuesday evening last, and went
from the cars to his lodgings at Willards
Hotel SO quietly that the Mayor, Hon,
John w. Maury, who was at the depot
anxiously looking for him, did not know
he had arrived. He had declined all pub
lie demonstrations, and his movements
were SO quiet that few in the cities on his
route were aware Of his presence. In
Philadelphia, he walked and rode out with
out being recognized. His health seems
to be feeble and his late bereavement
weighs heavily upon him. At Philadel-
phia he was approached on the subject of
his Cabinet, and replied that it was settled,
and would not be changed by any influences
at Washington. He added that it was ga
sealed book" So the secret will not be
known till after the Inauguration.
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LeaciSbasrg, Pa.
FRIDAY MORNING, FED. 25, 1888

n DvHRrIZE, ZE,-Executors, Administrators, Pumic
o5csr. CITY and Country Merchants Manufacturers,
Meehancs business Mcnail who wish 70 Proculs ., ~
S:. ~ ,nvthinx-would do well to give notice OF the
,s through the .Le,cisturg Cirenice This paper has
~ood and increasing circulation in a community contd-
ing a. Ir,- proportion Of active, solvent producers,
consumcrs and dealers, a. any other in the State.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25
STOVE WARE-ROOM,

Upper end Of Market 81. ntrt Brick Foundry:
TNHE best and mos, approved COOKING,
SHOP. OFFICE or PARLOR Stoves.
Ploughs, Castings, &c. at low rates, by
CHRIST Il FRICK.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25
UORLD.S FiIR
Premium Safes.
MORE PROOF OF THEIR
SUPERIORITY.

ISeLX4 L Ss5.ys MORE PROOF OF THEIR
GHEA XI ElGiAE.A SUPERIORITY
.tSS6sHHEa Thehn,e Fire IN Jersey CITY.
E.s4xASfss~ - Mr.. Silas c. iicrriny-Sir:
~tlzs-.4z-z.-zZzzz 1t gives us much pleasure
to stat. that sale of yourmake the Of pre-
serving books and valuable papers, gter with
OF silver Spoons Forks &C. from destruction by the fire
that occurred in the night the 9th
No 10 Montgomery The fire the Safe,
which, owing to its situation wall, did not fall into
the cellar but exposed to the full heat the fire
its commencement, and when taken the ruins had
all the brass plates and knobs completely melted of
Yours, L. B EARLE d Co.
Jersey City Feb. B. 1853.
Great Fire in Strawberry st...Letier from Lewis
& Co-Phlladelphia, March 29. 1852.
Mr.. John Farrrl-Sir: 1t affords much sa,iafartion
to inform you tlat the Herring Saxmander Safe which
purchased of you short time since, preserved our
books and papers in good condition, during the
deal through which passed at the disastrous conagra
tion that tock place at warehouse the morning Of
the 2Sth inst when the saf expOssl to the
tnse heat for hours and when dragged from tho
mcnt BY "f barring testimony to the worth
valuable Fire Proofs. Very Resp'y, LEWIS 4 Co.
The Proprietor Of the genuine " Herring SalaManI-r
Safes" challenges the whole world, in the of
TheHsdnd D1l.rs to pr,duce their equal. Awarded the
PRIZE MEDAL at the WORLDS FAIR, Lond,n and the
GOLD MEDAL by the American Institute. Over 5000 Of
these safes have been sid and use, and more
than loo have passed trumphantly through accidental
fires.
Scond hand Safes and Salamaniers Of other makers
having been taken in part pay for " isrrns fr sale at
cheap rates. JOHN FARREL,
81 Walnut ST., Philadelphia.
UTMarbleized Iron Nantes. Table Tops,
&c, from the Works of the celebrated ''sALAMANDER
MARBLE CO. on hand i'll great variety.
Feb D. ls53-3m
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Old Newspapers.

GONE thousands in number. Of al si..s z
- sale a, the Chronicle office. al So -. ~.
100 ta.sn as they run. or 81 when .s,o,,ss
chsnce for Scrap Books Is well % IA, - -
paper. Apsil Q. 1850 P"S
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Brick Gs House,

and lot of ground opposite rhe above descri-
bed Mill and store Room, very desirable place
to live, all of which property is located in the
en'erprising and thriving town of White Deer
Mills. half mile from the Canal through which
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25
TuruDike Election.

A n election for officers of the Lewisburg &
n Mfilinburg Turnpike Company will be
held at Gideon Biehrs, in East Buffalo town.
ship, on Monday the 7th March next, at 10 O.
clock, A NJ. GEO. SCHNABEL,
Feb IL, Is53-tepd President.
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Brick Store Room and Dwelling,

all new, near the above described mil, being
one of the best locations for an extensive mer-
camille business in this country. Also, a large
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25

mote the construction OF Railroad
from the Central Railroad at Spruce Creek,
to Lewisburg. Hon. GKo. BoAL, Presi-
dent, Col. ii. S. Gross, DIR. Chas. Smith,
Vice Presidents; Coils John Love and j.
J. Gregg, Secretaries.
The Committee on Resolutions, Messrs.
Geo Buchanan, John Hasson, John Nef,
J. W. Holloway, r. s. Watson, Samuel
Gilliland and VIM. burst, reported in ia
vor of the early passage Of an act to in
corporate "The Union, Centre, and Hun
tingdon Railroad Company with capital
stock of $4,000, at $50 per share, with
the privilege Of increasing the stock when
necessary. Also, that corporate subscrip-
tions of stock be authorized along the
route of the road. The road to connect
Lcwisbrrg and Spruce Creek by the most
practicable ard expedient route, through
either Pcnns or Brush Valleys.
Col. II. S. Gross, David Duncan, Esq,
Mai. John Nef, Hon. John Hasson and
Maj. VIM Burchfeh were appointed a
committee, to superintend the circulation
of petitions, ard procure the passage ef an
&C. Of incorporation, and also confer with
the Central, Susquehanna, Sunbury Il Erie,
and Reading Railroad Companies and 9th
er capitalists, as may be likely to feel
an interest in the proposed road. Meet
ings were also recommended to be held in
Union and Huntington counties to further
the project.
This movement is destined to attract .
considerable attention. There is substance
IN the project, and weighty influences at
work that will make themselves felt in its
behalf. Negotiations are on foot to form
a connection here with the Catawissa road. |
If ultimately successful, the proposed road /
will, among other things, form highly |
important link in direct railroad commu- /
nication between New York City and
Pittsbuog. A convention will be held in
Lewisburg, shortly, to further the project.
~On the 18th inst; Immediately after |
the election for Directors, the City Coun-
ellis of Phila. rescinded the ordinance au-
thorizins conditional subscription Of
s2,O0O,OOo to the Sunbury & Erie Rail-
road, but expressed willingness to renew
it whenever the President and Directors Of
the Company would live up to their en-
gagements in geod faith. Mr.. John Diehl,
in a speech upon the occasion, stated that
in violation Of positive engagements, Di-
r.ctors we're elected in whom Councils had
no confidence, and those whom they ap-
proved Of, were not sustained /; also that
q large contractor on the road had undue
share in the election of directors and that /
the repeal Of the ordinance was not from
hostility to the road, but want Of confidence
in its management. Mr.. Fallon, the Pres
ident Of the Company, has published
lengthy card, to which MIR. Dichl and DR..
W. S. Irvine, Of Warren county, have re-
Piled. So il rests at present.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25
SAW MILL, MACHINE SHOP,
Plaster Mill. Dwelling House,

and other out.buildings, and about two acres
of land belonging TO said mill. which can be
sold in town lots. The above property is situ-
ated in one Of the best locations for custom
and merchant work in the State. ALSO,
LARGE and well finished
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-25
CANAL BOAT.

Large Stone Bank Barn,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-22
An ClD(brI..

Alrar or two since. Mr. B was elect
ed To represent the town Of Shrlhurnc, y. H..
in the legislature. He was PLAIN old far
mrr, full OF sound sense. and ready for any
ryal work dat was ucc,iru When he made
his appearance at the State House. it must hr
confessed that his h,oI ,o>, mil, va, anything
but l;,,hionahc His hat WAS perfect rrll"
Of Antiquity his coarse tro,k and trousers
of genuine dapplr era. homc>run-hlN SHIRT
bosom, the product of his witt's own loom,
and his boots of the thickcSt and most sui
stan,ial cowhidc. As Mr. b entered the
lobby. there were several Young 'membcr>'
standing about the fire, and surprising the
new conner to be only a visitor, they mcrcly
east a glance at his weather Drowned face.
turned up their noses at his vcr,lant look and
then continued their conversation. b
took seat near the stove.
"No room here for visitors" said one of tie
ilipIants.
90. I'm 4 member"
"lou a member" uttered the first speaker
'Sartin," RESPONDED b. i'll mild tone
Nv here from -
"Shcl!urnc'
WELL" said a faShionably ,rcsscl member
with dislaiuiul look at the rough, cuars,
dress OF the farmer: 'haven't the folks ii
Shclburnc got anybody else to send here :"
"O.a> for that matter. returned Mr. b
with perfect rood nature, Il s'poSc there's
good many men there that knows morc'n Il"
Int hey ho'"f any ?t en- got uoy c'o'hc< thar
N !" hr'nr.
The ilcdylin.> were iloorcl, and before TIL,
session closed They found that the "mcmbr
from Sh,lhurnc" could sec through a4ur>,io:
a, Tar 4, they could ,,;,. around If