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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-13

Is Mr.. CLARK AN ABLE MAN-Thc Ontario
Messenger, printed in tho neighoorhood OF the
residence Of the coalition whig candidate for
Governor, says of him, that
wehave never heard men Of any party express, IN
so strong terms, their disaisfc elton with any mi.
nstcn, on account Of tho utter, pslpa5e, aud we'll
known incompctency OF the c,ndidate, ia eligeut
shigs in this section do With Mr. Clsrks. Mnttudes
Of wings DO not hesitate 10 declare his nomination to lie
ojsgraeo 70 the ~hig rarty, AMI that his election
would be dsarace 70 the State these expressions
run". TO from Wigs who have lived in the same VII
if - Win r'ri I'D known him intimately for many
t.e-s, cvsll acquainted with his "qu aiaca.
4oas , ter s.st.. r. II he has any.
III - ) doubt - to the capabilities Of
Er. Cl ~ d: The duties Of the once to which
le asiies. 1t becomes the more necessary,
therefore, {, have reliable Lieutenant Cover
nor-one who will not turn over the State aud
lite interests body and soul, to the interests AMI
disunion designs of w. II. Seward What say
the peculiar friends Of Mr.. Scroggs?
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10 THE EDITOR or TILE HERALD.
The intelligence published In ell the morning pspsre
via Acapulco and the hmus that the state Of smao-
hpas had proncur esd for AlvAres, II . mfstshs
IL IL sim ply the echo by way OF Acspulso, the most
south western sespor Of Mexico Of the aIes report
received four weefs snce tm Vera Cruz In the state
OF lam sutpas itself 8.
New York, October II, 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-13

GRs and MARIO appear 10 the opera OF the lr.sns'
tonight It Is raid that Boston viii BE- their next oiac;
Ct soj6arn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-13

FINANCIAL OPERATIONS OF THE TEMPERANCE
PARTY-Edward G. Delavan and others, in
heir last proclamation in behalf Of the New
York State Temperance Society, say that
We are endeavorirg TO operate more extensively
then heretofore thrpugh the medium OF tho press in
sdditior 10 irsc = CT culars appeals and use at
heavy cost in the aggregae OF OF leadog 20
hicaI ard INDEPENDENT Journals, have -ntly H.
seed ia &c dor Bile shee flied WITH facts, arga nen.s
nd other matter adapted the existing crisis in the
iem Terance caute
"The use of independent journals" Eat
hsayy cost' We think it proper, in behalf of
he Independent press not Included in Nc.
De'avan's list, that tbo.e Aforesaid independent
journals which have been bought over At
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Police InuellaUcpce

PASSING COUNTERPART TEN DOLLAR BILLS ON THE
CITIZENS BANK OF WATERBURY,, CONN.
Within the past Few lays lumber OF c,nntsrfcit ten
col sr bills the Citizeas Bank Of Waterbury Conn.,
have been passed OF several Of sto eksspers in
the neiehboihood Of Canal street A man came into
Aeaos hat store, on Wednesday night and purch lsed
hat giving for the Of these c,uotsrfsts Tho
proprietor took the Offered BILL give tao purchaser
good money in change The next sufferer was Francis
E Lincoln, $50 Cansi STIR no gave him crsvst and
pocket Handkerchief, and IS and 81 sents in change
he Their to the store Robert
Smith, 1872 Hudson street and pur n .sed some shirt
CELLARS, giving for the GOODS II same kind Of
bills Mr. NTH, htwsver suspectipg tina. all was not
right, cent the clerk ont for policeman rhs clerk
rturred with obcer BlAkeock Of the Ninth ward
ptlce who took the INTO Gust dy and brought him
TO the Jefferson Marset Police Court before Judge
Clarbo, where afhdsvifs made aga nst him by
Aessrs. lincoln and Smith rho charge OF passi "
counterfeit money H. his name az lafayette
Burns before the magistrate who united him to the
pr isoD for further eAaminst Tho nuteredt is an
admirable one, and well calculated deceive good
jucte Of money The fol owing 10 copy OF the riIl
in the possession Of tho clerk ct JEFF Market
Pon,e Court
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BIT LAND.-we understand the Plattsburg Land
ONCE tnron ged with people 70 enter land under thu
prsdr alton bill 4 large quAstty Of bit (t2x sents)
land has been entered In Cay, Ray and Carroll Tue
restriction along the Hannibal railroad covers the most
valuable land N the Gictrict-Lbyty tribune
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rho sale drew = good aDd srified csmpany. The
iots sold embraced ribb,as, ssssls aad silks. Hga
qualities Of broche shaw,s did net sell 3, veil -
those At low priced qualities. The low priced silks
also sold wei. The Noe OF ribbons brougn fair
prices. The sale is to be continued t, day.
Messrs. Var WICK Koohe Co~nseod beIdaVsry
good ard spirited sac o encrode-ies, the '"porsa-
tioL of Meesrs. John II ggns & Co. The Catalogue
euh aceo 0i4 10 s. all 81 watch readily s,i NJ
full prices. Trey happtnes to be the style OF gods
ioy now In demand: aud nenc the sele went on
remarkably wel
RELIGION AND POLITICS.
The Bal tiat Convention recently held at Syraause
beforr it's adjourn pert adopted resolutions In favor
OF probloitory liquor Law, and also in favor OF
proh,bitory ,guor law GoveInor--in eEsct virtually
nominating Nyron Fl. Clark "a the Baptist caooi.
d tie for the puoeratoral Office. The convention
likewise adopted resolutions adverse TO the repeal
Of the Missouri compromise as our report con tains
no account of action con ,ernipg religious affairs,
infer that the members Of the convent on are, just
attnis time. more concerned for the vel are OF toe
State than the welfare OF the sonl. However, there
is time for all things and THIS is most rnqas stion
ably the time for po!itl clans to Use or fall.
THE FISHERIES.
Our Washington despatch contains imp ,rtant in
formation relat We to the fshe les. Mr.. Perey has
succeeded in inducing our government to agree to
propose 10 Congress mission OF dubies colonial
caught fish imported into the country pending the
acceptance Of the reciprocity treaty by the pro-,
Gin ial authorities TINS bat fair considering tnat
te fishing grounds have been thrown open per Sc to
the enterprise of our citizens, who vil doubtless
mske the most OF the privilege during the bcief Pc
iiod which remains of the present fishing season.
AFFAIRS IN THE CITY.
i, A heavy verdict OF three thousand dollars was
awarded concrete contractor, in the Court of Com
mon Pleas yesterday, against the Second Avenue
Railroad Company tor breach of contract.
TIE mortality On board emigraat ships arriving
at this port is frghtal. Yesterday the packet saip
HaIvcs. Queen arrived from Liverpool, and her re
POI gives seveni y.fou- deaths on the passage. On
board the French vessel called The Psca.ore. also
arrived yesterday, from Hayre, fifty deaths from
CHOLERA occurred on the voyage.
Charles Graham, indicte for the murder Of John
wilson, by stabbing him with . knife, was found
guilty of mar slaughter in the third degree yestsr
day, il tho Cont Of Oyer and Telminer, after an
ingenious and able defence by the Messrs Msnkmau,
cbuIsel assigned by the court. Judge Mitchell
SCI the prisoner to three years imprisonment
in the State prison.
The Irish Civil and Military Republican Union
Reid regular mse.ing last evening, which was
very well aiteaded.
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MUNICIPAL REFORM COMMITTEE NOMINATIONS 70
CITY AND COUNTY OEEInERs.
WIG CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.


trIct, comprising the Fourth, sixth Tenth anc Foar
tenth wards met last night at the whig
the Broadway House, to select nominee for Congress
limnsry proceedings enaed IL moved aud carrci to
INTO bsotr Is for nominee for Congress- Tho contsst
between landlord l. MAcomber and j. W Brice. On
tho first ballot the vote stood - follows:-
sanaford l. hacomber...... ....12
w Mscombs, "a: then d.c.os to BE- Il: omiu.e Of
The psry after which the usual committee rsuaca
ton was appointed, whom the convention adjourned.
To THE vorRs or the FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL D1srRiCr:-
am candidate for representative in Congress from
your district ct the ensuing election, without regard to
causus nominations or the wishes Of political WIRE
puller. win address you 81 largo In few days, on
topics Of general political interest; and shall during
face the people the 70 '1or
: - ~ JOIN W. BRYCE
THE PRACTICAL DEMoCR ATS.
Sta meeting Of this fraternity, held in shis city,
hessrs Ira B. Davis, George W. Anderson, aud J.
Henry appointed . committee to interro9ate the
candidates for State and Municipal oGnces to their
opinion Of the platform upheld By the Organization
NBNBER OF ASSEMBLY FOR wEsrCHEsrER COUNTY,
OcrosxR IL, 1854.
TO The xDrroR or THE HERALD.
.wxsrcnrsrra Co.-AssEmsLv-2. Tho whis Conven
ton OF this district met Monday and nominesed onn u
nan.
The above Ia cut from the Tribune Of this date This
John G. Ferguson 4ominated simply because he was
oh dyed TO vote for VIM Seward for United States S.
pator II was mot becauss he was . whis, neither was
the Maine No. quest considered though the design 10
10 use the temperance to accomplish the ends
VI this Clique, The rstarn Of Seward TO the Unitsa
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he Rev ; swEssMAN, IN his intro iuctory address
I'D it was WI h No sight sstisfa:pn that he spose
upon Pro es'ant republican prioc pl-s Ito conceived
sutei s,ie Ia shica hs could oe en-
gsgsa, than Tho etfe,c AZ hoss prnci In allud-
,ps he pol lelgtus freedom OF this COON.
Try. he said hsr We had internal fae--popery-the
enemy OF all ht socially soo,. II popery existed
meJel! as rengous ofrsDiaston 1t would not trouble
The commur ity ucn but u se poitics iphu.
ep-e, Which sought % destroy Republican insttu.
t'ns IL. hopgh,i tue OBVIOUS duty OF every citizsn
10 resist tho aeges Of home 10 argued 10 .avor
OF polit cal action Inch would seek stc men Il,
Office, who heart -Oui oppo to Panel dos
rotism. In corelusIon he said that true patriotism
would never permit DeTisau citizens sacrifice thor
free institutions the shrine OF Popary II 4 WAS
tight 10 to rhrov NJ to- overheard Boston har.
Dor it Is right throw political PoporS overheard
In the u tied States
The Rev j. lEsKIr in q Tor fpes CHI called the at.
tnton OF tho meeting to he present. With
fon anisni. Hesstome, he ss.d, the strife bet ~een
Popery and Patcstau ism had been about tho dcgmae
Of religion; but anoihef political issueohad
been forced upon III american people The political
relations OF the qn.s ion were to be considered
There was DOW sucu thing ks man Catholic vote.
ard he that american CT tiz had en-
o0uIaged It, Tfe Romso church sough. t, make raii-
cal changes IN tina us~tonai system the couotry
and even claimed political power the State. He
alluded to the Cathync Couuc Ia ely held in this CITY,
aad said that fsBy III religeus body had done tho
Ae, the whole press Of he country would bc down
il BE spoke .trorgs aga admitting foreigners to
ofce and believed loot me movement whisn it
ssary fer Prott slant lea maize prec ssly
that vhich If beng made W nv the Know Nothngs.
In concluding his he said that Roman Catho-
hc Wherever he born, could not be American
citizen
In ueeluer CO Of the ubseuce of Chauncey Shafer
Fsq., . brief sps. eh made ny Rev Tbomas Hogan.
in bis stead ter few remarks from the Presi-
dent, the meeting a'joarned
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BROOKLYN.
RRnnxrvN IfVy Uutn NnMy,. AmyN%se

BROOKLYN CITY WIG NOMINATIONS.
The Brooklyn City Wing Convention assembled st tho
City Botel at O'Clock last evening, to nominate
city officers P. G. raylor chosen chairman and
E. j. Whitlock and Healey, secret ries Two sets Of
dtieg Aes appearing from the second and Thirteenth
wards 1t was dsedei admit the ticket headed BY
Pscksrd, of Second ward that Of Huhtly IF
the Thirteenth The nomiustions wore then entered
into and resulted as follows:-
SnSi 81 romeo. Wihsam b. Lewis.
~ lDPI oAeI. lam Il. NOrtufuP
Ssity aressuIer Cfa vford " Smith,
SaJ JueKe... ..E ID. culver.
The convention did not daish their labors until ono
O'Clock in the morning
THE CHRISTIAN YOUNG MEN or BROOKLYN AND TIE
MAYORALTY.
The Christian Fourg Men Of Brooklyn held spirited
meeting at the Il stute Wcdr esday express their
feelings and sentiments in reference the political
questions hesc'c she community. Mr. J. I. Conk-
lin was called 10 no char J. Root vas appointed
secretary. ReRasks made by II Geo J. Bennett.
Nessrs. n Parsors, Vm BacAus, Geo. A Boil and
Ge protesting Ohri- tans TO t-ke active part in
tie ensuing election. sere, o. resolutions w-rc
accepted, Recommending George ball for Mayor. aud
tbaDkil Mssor lambe for what done while in
office to enforce the Sunday law.
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KNOW NOTHING DEaosrg ALTON.
TRuR AuEslcANs IN Tus FIELD.

TRuR AaEsiGANs IN Tas FIELD.
= pubic meeting u favor of pro.estaat republican
Deiples, was he'd Wedres Ia tbs saffolk street.
oh oh The meet, vas we'll attended by both ladies'
ard gentlemen t. following tho order Of tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-13
Nyalls Tor Europe.
Urw YORK nxaALp-Ep,rIoH FOR EUROPE.

Hew York. Friday, October ID. 1864.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-24

T BEG leave respectfully 10 call the Pubic's
attention to my Establishment. No. 81,
South FOURTH St. (below Chesinui), Ph'hnd-
eipki1, for the manufacture and sale of s.ii-
yelOpeS, where will always be in readiness
to attend 10 any orders may be favored with.
| am prepared 10 furnish Envelopes Of every
quality, size and description, Wholesale and
tail,the Government pattern. plain and legal.
would also call attention 10 the Die Sink
ing, Engraving, Printing, and Enclosing Of
Business Cards for Envelopes, Letter heads,
Bili-heads, Cards, Circulars, Sc. all Of which
furnish at very low rates. Stamping letters
prevents their going 10 the Dead Letter Office.
With patent machines of The latest improve
ments for embossing, printing. &c, also for
the manufacture Of Envelopes, and every faci-
lity for executing orders with despatch, and for
their delivery by Express Lines or as may be
agreed upon, ! can not fail TO compete with if
not excel any other establishment Of the kind
in the world. = Homeopathic Envelopes
constantly on hand, samples of which may be
seen Chronicle office, also Of Die-Siamped Env.
TIv5l77Jn WM. COLBERT.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-24

SENATE, March 20.-The art Nebraska
resolutions were taken up in order, on
second reading
Mr. Buckalew made an able speech in
opposition to the resolutions.
Mr. Kunkle replied, in one Of the ablest
speeches ever uttered in the Senate. He
reviewed the whole ground Of the Legisla-
ton on the subject of slavery, in the Ma
tional Congress, from 1877, up to the pre-
sent day; showing that the Compromise
Of 1850, never contemplated in the remo-
ties. degree, the repeal Of the Missouri
Compromise. His peroration was one Of
the most beautiful displays of genuine
eloquence ever heard in the Senate Cham
Der. The audience we're perfectly electri-
fed. At the close of the speech, the Sen
ate adjourned-HrrrisJu,y "Hen,ld."
On Tuesday, the bill pussed Senate
by the following vote:
YEAS-Messrs. Barnes. Crct5, Darlington,
Dusie, Euns, Ferguson, Frick, Hamilton, Hen
dricks. Kinzer, KunkeL M'Ciinlcck, MFarland,
HNingy, Piat,, Price, Skinner, Attr-ls.
NAYS-Messrs. Buckalew, Cresswell, Fry,
Foulkrod, Goodwin. Haldeman, E.W. .Hamlin,
B.D.Hamlin, Hiesier, Hoge, JamlSon, Quiggle,
sager, Wherry, M'Caslin (sp)-l5.
(Whigs in ifalics-Dcm. in roman)
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-24
FITS. FITS. FITS!
THE vISErAnIE lxTR.cr
EPllEPTIC PILLS,

For the cure Of Fits. Spn'ms. Cramps, and oil
Nervous and Constitutional Diseases.
nERSONS who are laboring under this
distressing malaiy will find the VEGET-
ABLE EPILEPTIC PILLS to be the only
remedy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy,
or Falling Fits.
These Pulls possess specific ac.ion the nervous
system, and ahou. they prepared especially for the
purpose Of curing Fits will be found # cprcisl ben
eft for all persons afflicted with weak whose
nervous system, has Frustrated shattered from
any whatever In chronic complaints, diseases
of long standing saperinduccd by nervousness they
exceedingly beneficial.
Price 81 per box two toxss for s.. Persons out Of
the CITY. enclosing remittance will have the Pills sent
them through the mail. free Of POSTAGE. For sale by
SETH S EASCE. No. los, BALTIMORE STREET, Baltimore.
Ma to whom orders from all parts ofthe Union must be
Addressed post paid. lly+Id-new
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-24
Check Of the Nejrask Dill.

Every true republican will be rejoiced
to learn that the nefarious plot for extend
ing slavery TO the northern frontier Of this
republic has sustained serious check in
the Lower House of Congress. Mr. Rich
ardson, of Illinois, introduced it yesterday
afternoon, and moved its reference to Com.
on Territories An amendment offered by
Mr.. Cutting, Hard Shell, of New York,
that it be referred to the Committee Of the
Whole on the State of the Union. This
amendment prevailed by q majority Of
sirtern.
We may now regard the bill as safely
lail up for at least a couple Of months. 1t
has many and determined enemies, and to
throw it into Committee of the Whole.
where all amendments are in order, is like
referring doubtful reputation to a bevy
Of tea-driuking old ladies, or tossing hare
in the midst Of pack Of hounds. If the
bill cmerges as it went in, it will be one
Of the worlds wondcrs.-Ihildd. Regisfer.
MircA ID
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-24

s-o Controversy between this and any ether Patent
The utility and practical advantages arising
from the use of the great d-labor-saving
qualities of the Sewing Machine being now
universally admitted, and several patents hav-
ing already appeared. the next question which
naturally arises Is, Which one of these is best
adapted for household or manufacturing pur-
poses! In answer, we would beg leave to
state in a few words the advantages which we
believe our Machine possesses over all others,
ask fair and candid examination of its merits and with
confidence leave the in the hands of enlightened
and discriminating public for just righteous verdict
We claim, in the frs. place. onr ability to make the
strongest handaone and most duraIIe scam, and one
which will neither rip ravei when every third stitch
il cut The stitch by which this end is attained dis
tinguishing faturc Of patent, being wholly unlike
any other in and secured excusiyey by letters
patent.
Secondly the simplicity Of the construction Of our Ma
chine running does snely the cam or eccentric
movement" without tn. use of single cog Wheel can
not fail of convincing the mos Observer OF its
imnsns strength and consequent durability
7ht'dy rejection Of the shuttle action frees the
operator from the necessity of stopping every minutes
to repiensh the quill and enables US to use ordinary
spools Of cotton or silk of 800 yards in length
Manufacturers Of Boots. Shoes, Bags, Clothing Mat
tresscs, Carriages and all Cloth Leather work where
strength and durability are required from the very finest
to the heaviest will find this the only Machine adapted
to their use.
Pamphlets containing drawings and numerous testi-
monials from those who have used them years. may
be ha or will be sent by request and the Machine may
be seen in full operation by calling at any above Offices
SS>The Gold Medal for the Best Sewing Machine was
v,rde Us at tn, Great Pair American Institute
bsd In New York ard ct the Fair Of the Maryland Ius
tituts, held At Baltimore, Oct lsi3.
i3mSl7c;dl GROVER, BAKER & co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-24
YUI.: STATIONERY.

ItRAIG & FULTON. ID South EIGHTH
" Street, Th,iqdtiphG-beg leave 10 call
the attention Of Country Dealers, schools and
persons visiting the Ci;v, 10 their complete
assortment of English, French, and A,n'ricaa
.STAITONER (which they are selling hole
sale and Retail on the most reasonable terms.
Their stock comprises er'rH rpiefy OF Cap
Letter and Note Paper and Envelopes. inclnt-
ing r.ll assortment Of the celebrated goods
of De la Rue s, Co. aud Thos Rhoads N sons
of LcniOn. Also
Gold and Steel Pens. Drawing Pencils ga
ber's and oiherS). Drawing Paper. Bristol
Board. Sealing Wax. Ink. Inks,ands. Rodgers .
Crookes .Wos'enholms and other fine Cutlery,
Portmonaies. Pocket Books, Portfolios, Writ
ing Desks. &c. &c. Persons visiting the City
can have their paper and envelopes embossed
with their Initials without extra charge.
- Orders from dealers and Institutions ct
learning respectfully solicited and filled with
the stric,est integrity 6m5i1pdl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-24
The Division Question.

The bill for the division Of Uuion, by
the erection Of new county TO be called
SNYDER, passed in Senate on Tuesday eve
ming last, unanimously.
In the House, it is stated our Member
takes ground in opposition to the bill, on
acccun. of the Isl maj. cast against it at
the iaformal election last ail,when anoth-
or issue was frsudulcnt'v mixed with the
Division question, and when one-third of
the Anti-Division vote was not returned
under oath. With these facts staring III
the face, we can not conceive how that
vote eau be taken as fair expression of
the will Of the people.
But, granting there was Isl majority
against Division, last fall, the people have
4 constitutional and natural right no,o to
ask for Division, BY PETITION, and Maj
Simonton is bound by his oath, and by the
spirit Of the pledges he made his triendS,
to respect that voice. Over three-Gfths of
the voters, we are informed, have asked
for Division about one fifth have declared
against Division; the remainder are salts
fed either way. There are 500 or 1000
men-iu Hartley, West Buif,loe, Mifilin-
burg. Buffaloe, White Deer, Kelly, Lewis
burg, East Butfaloe, and U"ion-who
voted for Ma. Simnnton, and half of whom
voted agains, Division, who how ask fer
Division. He knows the men, and he can
read their namps. in their own hand writ
ipg-men who knew what they did, and
meant ,rhat hty said-in the petitions be-
fore the Legislature.
The men who thus voted and who thus
request, supposed Maj. s. would faithfully
rpresent their wishes, legally expressed,
whether by ballot or peti'ion......or, nc
would Not have been elected. Aud We
will not believe-unless compelled so to
do-that be will in the end TRAMPLE
UPON THE CoSsTITUTIoNALLY EXPREssED
WILL OF A DECIDED MAJORITY OF HIS
CONSTITUENTS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-24

which you can luxuria:e at ease somewhere
iu that wide and all-cngulphing "walley,"
within an hour. ride Of the Great Metro.
poli,an Emporium......Why then just add
yourself to the long catalogue of illustrious
names as another sad, sad proof that "Re-
pIi6iirs are uRgrdfefR"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-24
Willow Ware, SC.

H. COULTER, 40 South SECOND St,
Philadelphia, 2 doors above Chestnut, East
side. Importer and Manufacturer all kinds of
wv hLOW WARE-Consisting in part of
w the following. Ladies Travelling Bas-
kets, Work Baskets, Flower Baskets. Office
Baskets, Segar Baskets. Plain. Fancy and En-
broidered Baskets. Ladies Work Stands and
Sewing Chairs of beautiful design and excel
lent workmanship, which he is selling remar-
kably cheap for Cash.
N.B.-Iust received from Germany a large
ard varied assortment of FANCY GOODS, to
which the attention of the public is respect.
fully invited t6m5l7t1dl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-24
Book Agents Wanted.

4 GENTS WANTED in every Town and
N County in the United States, to sell the
most popular and saleable books published
many of them beautifully illustrated with Col
ored Engravings; also the most popular works
Of 4. S. AnruuR, including "At,hur's Cottage
Library"
Intelligent and entrrrrisug will iud this pleas
ant and pr, ftabie business.
For particulars, address (postpad)
J. W. BRADLEY. Publisher,
1y4s2 No. Is North Fourth St ITlaleiJ.sir