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IN OPERA lsie ..sed By T. GOULD 10 i6i cbcstnatst 81
comprising popular and attractive airs from
onsss Bens and Verbs 0PeTas arranged in "a easier
.fa ere pesxnf style before appeared Though
tho, have lately been pubshed the sale has been s. Ad e.e
or, hsy, ksep uniform tbsu OF satisfaction al me
scins 81 rsess sese Interesting and useful The fStle
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vNK sVNorENS iR L -, : 49,, =,
-. N. sspsuse ~ each Mah steamer 10Y I'efpoo'
-. $50 ss.ssss lncis1ra Snsis e"ri''s sen"
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~ REVIEWDeyoted the exposition Of the Philosophy lnd
Theology taught N the sTtn OF ssedrnbog eond1eea
b. gro BUSH No 10 Howard a. Ns~foIk 10 whom sioseE
n. can be volume need With JsnaGy 1904
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,Ns s.,ueNNsl. cxssoS. aNn rnn ASnwiSu isLASps'
..N>sa - Ne sfrsstuse q each NAV S'~nN' '' "pN
"a IL. 81 .rvsrs Snfe cofisse eeh"
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VVANTED-5,0O0 Agents to sell and obtain subseri-
w hers for Periodical the THE ROCK OF PURE
GOLD Active persons having Lon - 30 in this
table being veil Rewarded
The shown Of the
took Arrangements be made BY applying The Esf
spa Publisher Mrs A. WHiTB0CK, No lJ] "a ton N Y
$50 CoETRIrUroRsAr extra ard VI Zoo awarded or
The bs article published by committee appointed By the
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TNHE BOON CHILDREN will give a GRAND EN-
TREATMENT at Hope Chapel on MONDAY EVENlSG;
Fb Il prevous to their departure for Be more syeE Iad
Por in he Merchant Of Venice the Duke A,ata and J3ss n
ths Honey Moon the Lo~bscked Co. lin chAs aid several
other Of their great parts Mp ANNA BOON viii s1 appear
their sole tescher sIGNORlNA VALENTINO viii sing 50 NJ
her rfd Songs Tickets be had Of Mr. Jolly Bro,s
at the door.
pANVARD7 GEORAMA, No. 500 BROADWAY.-
- The HOLY LAND peDe6 for short only, WIKI the
PsIosms Of the RIVER NILE being OF the sg nc
extensive PsntinD presented in evening ns9n
10th Panorama IS all Of the house shl
EVENING a. y and WEDSESD .Y and SATURDAY AZTEC
NOON, ats O'clocs.
suPrNSTESDEETs OFFICE Cfysts Palace Ose .. 1885
IEHE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that the
Exhibition viii remss daily drGs The winter from 10
o'clock A. tO5P.M
Ihiidrtn uncer u eiVe crnta
Admission Saturday.. Is cent?
J N. BATCHELDER Aetng Sspe iltsndent
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Cost an0 fuun0.


NAUTION.-Stolen, on the I'd November last, the
~ following Scrirs viz; 49, . 49,. -.
Mercantile Muusi Inn.rance Co, isS3 No l0s5, $50.
Mercantile Mutual Insursnee Co, 1883 No llSo, s-1J
A.tSr Mutual Insurance Co 1851, No Isa $500 ,
public cautioned against negotiating them a. he owner
has spilled for feissue Of the Scrip
q y REWARD.-LOst a SETTER DOG, white.
~ sh blses otte' black aud cheeks .ad BLACK sPo
a. root of bis tail shorter than the other hair inclined 70
cur answers OF SAILOR. had leather strap around ms
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Office.
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:, ,,o.DT1y MPNAGFRIE. No 3H BROAD

DROADwAY MENAGERlE, NO: 5@ D .n1,.IIan
so,, opsa dsy evening With tho largest COLLECTION
Iw,a VII ANNALS ever exhibited in New Yofs nfs
"a DE LILLIPUTiAN KfSO The frs es o.
.,,, sen weighing bat sI poasss and 'oui ls
Ian any Dwarf hso Inhibited ~ % ses 49,. me SAME
"a 80 N. Of III EH DhitsbACh
ossn from 10 4 N ppF.h As"~"s 20 '''"
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POSITIVELY the LAST WEEK but ONE oi
Il sIGSoR BLITZ -sTUYvEsANr INSTITUTE no %
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bays Cu,tjpr ready for inspeciics 1.-THE
tent icing and in Europe u ms
no eaosl aOipf with three Twelve can 90 WIZ
hear, The orf present well enough bat By the
u,hoS much and that a. saving Of nns nens
AZ ~ sive which SlS week clear sstns Of VI 90
per y occupying bas one hid ine roon es aasas "a
10 ,,rs The rr.chne. aud secneas Of 10
can l. sen questions answered By the Patsntse
,.is- nd SsIIs the years practical estts
JOHN HARRaDAf, P.ssEses, Ne ssz BTosawsy
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A GREAT number of Servants are now at & MA
N SONS Offices Sixth and If5 Bowery wanting
poynen These perons have been carefully selected BY men
in he husinfa
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WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE on SATURDAY.
W TPFFIRHAMs VALENTINE EXHIBITIONS
OF THE FAMOUS SEVEN MILE MakkOh,
AT ACADEMY HALL No 6t3 BROADWAY
Each purchaser of
scent VALENTINE TICKET, g.,
VII, in addition TO admission DC p,es,n9oo WIN
HANDSOME VALENTINE, -,
Forsl m yane 10 the price paid for the hcket
Each child under 70 years OF age, uIchasinga
l9i CENT VALENTINE
WIN In addition 10 admission, be presented win
' BEAUTIFUL VALENTINE,
Sealed m with wafer in pretty tnooss
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A ExasTHoNs COMMENCE AT AND u O'CLOCK Pm
SPECIAL NOTICE TO PERIIAMs GIFT IlCkEI
y HOIDERsAl persons holding tickets In Pehas un Ln's
mise will please present them in person or ioi"su INC ~
man do fom,nttee Forrest Hall, Georgetown, d.
iV'" on or efore the 18th day Of May 1854 . ....
Immediately the receipt
forward 10 the ins
with those Of the ticket or tickets
Th srsd will contain an order speel
article the holder entitled TO receive Inc 81.
syns and Hand Books where they must DC
sent,on. tboe for the larger gifts do not Ihereo'n ~ n
rscvIpg sueh orders ~ please present them
ino.pai3 10 the office Of the Committee IN the ly VI vi
persns 10, tickets the Georgetown once
10 tale memorandum Of the numbers on esen - hsn
close postage sitmps postage Tha - 70 -
from teket sent irolose one o.
from three TO stamps and 90 on IN 80 a.
larger having Lost Whose is kets nave
stToyed required make affidavit OF the iss .o
number tickets 80 lost stolen Al sue % s.i
tn will be egsierd acted BY the Committee ~ 'ne ~
n etpF.
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NT ri W I ~
~ Tvsl Coise Of Surgeons sc in .soaon plth y, JAasS
Hunter ae one VISITING Physicians o. the ho1
f psserses The Chest Road iondon have 20 Ss
York Office 81 No To- brosdwsy ,of INC
ZION esy IN the month April commence coesse oi
ion h The practical sudy and application OF physical
the the and IN the tfes
Tbs treatment nfs
United by Or HUS rEh sonsi.n "a sasass
and nh,ng them into rs ao
The remedies apphca direey TO she diseased ORGAN
not psr the sppe.e impede digestion They arecA me 81
render the Grafton easy an
breath It's cheering has tle
Corsurpou even Aer formed in tho aos To the
phvn the duties Of his PROCESSION me spe
efy the Chess geld for hs laoo mort
ample oher within the pale Of the hesos r
more than general pfaeseele>s .assh 20
hoys harasing the Knd-and lie which BY sno~s
else amount OF sood ssceu
40 satisfy he pkisnhroe hear Iu every city "a IN No
thew hope place educated and accoplhed Physesg
h ed in AusuAr and Percussion akny
ssaunprtd details Of th sent not ouiy wuaa
Wv of sxtensieg epss and their usefcncss but also 10
beek that spirit mreensry speculation add ssskery whee 10
the listed states Fof terms
ara psriculsr. address Drs n HUNTER Physe>ns for
diseases Of the Chest Ne 7e2 Brostway
n 4 .0On PARTNER WANTED-With this
% ZUU. amount TO take charge of tue business depart
m, Of bnness werh escs per yes aisess
L. o. this office .----,
th 400 "A Person of good steady habits, and
ID 4Us active business life can hear 81 ekco
Tine yers po6tsbe which he realize small fortune ~ a.
dressing W. WALKsR, Box No 10 this onhes
SHOn TO S500--Persons situated in any part oil
an Z{DU TIE country no would In ss pleasant
u,,uscIuripg business that has eompetfioa ana VIII py
-oe of from s2co per 10 good fsrmns
G hear Of ne opportunity by Addressing line TO ChALss
DENNIS, Box No s. Broadway Pos,ohee, Newfot Chy
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GREAT PRIZE CATTLE-The subscribers re

TINTED STATES BOUNTY LAND and Pen
SION OFFICE No Is Chsthan-st opposite Chambenst =
The time for making claims for for clothing sud e
nepts &c 10 which those who served 10 the militia aud artillery
on th State entitled extended for this week ser wnen
will be TOO late for this year. NlOhoLAo hAiohI.
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ELOUR and FEEL The advertiser, being Obliged
on account Of III abandon hs business Will dispose Of
% se on resuabe terms location Of the beg for
Wholesale retail trade in the upper part OF the Guy me
good aud constantly Increasing The proprietor WIZ @ so
three Torss With Harress &c and lease io Term u
yrs new story brick baitng erected t9r ts
particulars address r boz No 10 Pot " nee OF q"
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DEIIsSER's DISCOUNT READY RECKONER,

II BILLs-Ageement plain forn Agreement. TO let
deiet; the the Croton
ter tor the tensnt TO With Fire clause Agree
nent clause for security OF Folio Leases with
ths cAuse special Renewal
for Mortgages Deeds and Bonds Of the various Kinds
he above Blanks printed paper and ruled on the
margin Bills Of description TIE tEade and stbeIs
supplied BY GEORGE ID bELL Law Pusi,ner
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Boaro anb Rooms.

EAGLE HOTEL LODGINGS .-Gentlemen will do
IL well 10 remember they can have excellent Lodgns. sass
Rooms per nsht Of Frankfort and "nam %
as..rn llria
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Cbanees for Dusiness Men.

A NEW PATENT-HOSEA O. ELMERS JOinted
"A filing and cumming Saw Mills ani
Circular saws without taking them out Of the socks Avs no
Of can be Machines they will hundred
sad Fifty per profit His Agent prepared 70 cell ts
for Conns or States and found the Fanet Hotel Nos
"a and s47 Wsshin. ton-st NewYork ABEL BLAkESLEs
General Agent for the United States
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MICHIGAN LANDS WANTED for CASH. Per
M ,on, vhns pesse send description and price Of each
rse,l 10 D. MCINTYRE No 90 9Th sv, He~York Ann Abor
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DRUG STORE for SALE with dwelling house at
cbed long we'll furnished and stocked doing
good bu,nes- ss this City Inquire No az Gree
ylchst- corner OF Robinson.
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QUESTIONS for TEACHERS to SOLVES it
~ true that time money! has been asserted and has
so with perfect ruth mat better
sclued month By the use OF
pITRsGS,s SYSTEM OF BIOGRAPHICAL QUESTIONS than
BY the other GsOTaPhy The next question INA. ,
"bov much will be squsndered BY both teAehe ana
,hoar by continuing to use the BOOKS nA re-
qurt double Of Peons TO teach the same knoweds
And the principle that time money how much
viii the people be faxed keep In the old books bl vac
,n,sk bshly Peaons book We answer all who use
And ii sny doubt they will obge BY examining the book
tbem.elyes The Second Edition Is rapidly ds'ppeailnz
Pubnhed BY HIGGINS KELLOGG,
Publhers BooIsellers Blank Book Manufsc and
Wholesale Stauoners No 50 John
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NTULIS's MUSICAL WORLD.
ON SATURDAY, Feb q, we shall publish the great

THE LAMPLIG TER.
o,S in f n possible 10 do within three days BY me
sacond sdition JOHN P. JEWETr COMPANY,
see'N" ''4'''-' No, nd Cornhill Boston.
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h'OOn TO PHYSICIANS and MEDICAL

wv selected b the Frtelt vWas tf
nile resns az tie West VIII exehsnfe ns
ar real estate in vcay or m any KOS OF sas
Inc aire al No % futoca
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QOY wANTED-Apply at No ~ Broadway, in
- the Bookstore.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-17
Seeds distributed by Congress.

In the House of Representatives, W ash
ington, Feb. Z, on motion to appropriate
$4,000 out of the patent fund for the
collection of agricultural statistics and the
purchase of seeds, long discussion took
place. Dir. MIDDLEswARTB, Of Pennsyl-
vania, said
al have the honor 70 represent class
Of citizens who have deep interest in this
matter. The greater part of my coustitu-
ents are agriculturists, and l think that if
there is any class of the people of the
United States that has not been protected
by this Government, it is that class
Commerce, manufactures, and all other
interests are protected, and have been from
year to year protected; but nothing has
been done for the farming interest, to
which we are all so much indebted.
"Sir, know, Of my own personal
knowledge, that seeds which have been OBJ
tanned from the Patent Office have been Of
very great use in the country that come
from. suppose that it is known to eve
ry gentleman on this floor that even the
best kinds of seeds-wheat Of the finest
quality-will, after it has been used for
considerable length Of time in particular
soils, deteriorate. 1t will not be what it
was when first planted.
"The sending of seed, even from the
North to the South, and from the South
to tho North, is of great advantage. l
have no doubt that the exchange of seeds
With other countries would be of far greater
1 do not think that SIC, 900
or even $4,000 could be better appropri-
nted than for the advancement Of the in
terests of the farmer.
"Mr Chairman, from whom do we OBJ
tain the means of subsistence Certainly
from the agricultural portion Of our citi-
seus. The welfare Of our country is in
heir hands.
"The farmer has heretofore been looked
upon az Of those who we're unworthy Of
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-17


the national notice but that day has gone
ny. The farmer, if homes: and industrious
nowadays holds a respectable and even
enviable position in society
81 hope the appropriation may be
granted. l would rather it we're larger.
If any gentleman will take the trouble to
60 to the Patent Office, and examine the
different kinds Of corn there for inspection.
be will see that the quality Of that grain
could be vastly improved in his own coun-
try, | do not care where he comes from.
| have seen some Of the best specimens Of
corn in the Patent Office that have ever
witnessed in my life, aud corn which was
raised from seed distributed by this Gov
ernment"
The motion was finally agreed to.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-17
The Consolidated City.

We learn from report made to the
Legislature in 1850, by Mr.. Fernon, that
the area Of the old city proper is l402!
acres Southwark, sos! acres; Northern
Liberties, $50 acres; Spring Garden, HOO
acres; Kensington, 1888 acres Moyat,en-
sing, 1856 acres; seven boroughs, 1894
acres; twelve townships, $4,000; total,
"a, ,239 acres. The estimates vary from
this amount to Il, 900 acres. The city eS-
tends from Darby creek on the south Of
Poquessing creek on the north, distance
Of twenty-five miles, and up the Schuy ylkill
measuring from Kcnsington about ten
miles. 1t is estimated that there are one
hundred and twenty square miles in the
city. According to the calculation of the
Consolidation Committee in November last,
the debt of the city, county and districts,
was sl4,96l,7S5. To this, s4,500,000
since contracted, should be added-uaking
the aggregate near nineteen millions and
a half. The property of the various cor
porations in stocks, real estate, &C., is
valued at about sl4,00O,O00 This pays
an annual interest on the amount. The
actual burden is therefore about FIVE mil
lions and half The population at this
time is probably 475,C0O. The whole of
taxable property at last assessment was
Sl55, ,260, 900 -Philod Register
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-17

vegetables, grain, &c, larceny. Voted that
we approve of such law.
Voted that each Vice President furnish
at onr next meeting all the Memberships
he can obtain, with the money go cents,)
and that those from whom nothing shall
then be heard be considered as dropped
from our list and that the Certificates Of
Membership be then ready to give out
A valid subscription, from Lewisburg, Of
upwards of s75, conditional that the next
Fair be held there, was presented.
Voted that the next Fair and Cattle
Show of this Society be at LEwIsDURa on
Thursday and Friday, 5,h and 9th Octo-
Der next.
Adjourned to 9 p NJ on first Monday of
May Court. O.N.WoRDEN, Rec. Sec.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-17
Grace Greenwood.

| The gifted writer who has won such /:
wide and beautiful reputation around the
hearthstones of this country, under tho
pame of GRACE GREENWOOD, was born in
Pompey, quiet agricultural town in Onon
daga county, ". Her family name was
Sara G. Clarke, which by her marriage with
MI. .Leander X. Lippincott, of Philadelphia,
in October last, is again changed; but the
appellation by which she will be best known
in the history of American literature,i is tha.
under which she made her earliest appear
ance in the field Of authorship, and attracted
a multitude of opprcciative and admiring g
readers.
The first years Of her childhood were
spent with her parents, and large family
of brothers and sisters. in pleasant rural
home in her native place. Here she ac-
quircd that face-to-face familiarity with IA
ture, that wild passion for outdoor sports
and exercises which made her sort of Die
Vernon at an early age. and which, if We
may judge from her writings, the expcri-
enee of maturer life has never quite taken
out of her heart. No one but a genuine
country-girl, with eye ana soul alive to ali
the entertainments of woods and waters, and
verdant fields, coull have given the living
description of Beauty which We fud in one
of her published letters. Beauty" says
the jocund Grace, " is no fragile, rouged,
and powdered ballroom belle; but wild,
blooming, vigorous nymph Of the mount
aims, bounding, sparkling Undine, amid
green dells and dasiing waterfalls. Her
eye flashes not back the glaring brilliancy
of the gay saloon, but warm sunshine and
clear starlight; and her voice is not tuned
to the harp and guitar, but sings with the
wild bird and laughs with the rivulet-i
IIebe herself was no luxurious resident of
a marble palace, with siken couches and
velvet carpets, but reclned beneath the
shades and danced amid the dews and mo-
wing splendors Of the sacred mountain of
the Gods. The Muses. aud Graces were all
young ladies Of rural proPensi,ies and most
unrefned habits"
A little incident Of her childhood is re-
lated in one of her Juvenile works, which
shows the prccOeious development of that
spirit of enterprise and romance which
seems to be ingrained in her natural tenn
permanent On certain occasion it appears
that the young madcsp had called forth the
iispleasure of her affcctionate mother, By
indulging in wild equestrian performance
which had nearly ended in broken bones.
:. 1t happened says Grace, "that had
on that day nice new dress. which | had
sadly soiled by my fall from the pony; so
hat when I reached home. my mother was
greatly displeascd. I suppose made a
very odd appearance. Twas swinging my
bonnet in my hand, for had natural dis
like to any sort Of covering for the head.
NV thick, dark hair, had become unbraid.
ed and was blowing over my eyes. | was
never very fair in complexion, and my face,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-17

SAMUEL sH,pLs, Terry Ros'r B. BARBER, Limtsson
DANIEL wIraEr. Chapman ABS SvINEFoRp, Nep Berlin
f. X. MESGAs. WJsLtaston ISAAC EYER, Union
HENRY c. EYlR. Rnns E1a Bmgdtse
GEO DirBrRNAN M.ddecreek DAVID WAIsoN Vast BVfdiot
JoHy SwENGEI, Csster WV. vANvALIAB. Rugdlce
JAcos Dr.vER B.arer GEo. DnEIsR ,cH. M.fFinbnry
MARGsRIIz. Wet Rs1rer Isaac s. SIERNER LegisLnrg
J,coB SANDERS, C.sn.erriLe THOMAS Howard, Kelly
JonN VIII, Hdrasy SAN. HsNDEEsoN. White Deer
Corr'g .Secy-RichdV B Lincoln, Hartley.
Rec'y Secy-O. N. Worden, Lewisburg.
Treasurer-Robert H. Laird. East Buffalo.
Librarian-Samuel Weirick, New Berlin.
Eceeutiue Com.-Jas. p. Ross, Lewisburg.
do Isaac Slenker, ,NewBerlin.
do lily W. Snyder, Penns.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-17
Quarterly Meeting.

At meeting of the Executive Commit
tee of the Society, held at New Berlin, on
the 18th Feb.-present, Messrs. Jacob Gun
dy, Snyder, H.C. Eyer, Weirick, Mengas,
Laird, and Worden-the following List Of
Premiums, prepared by Committee and
revised BY the Board, was adopted: