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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-24

kuo" hou irgd aHd hungry | ami land .
] vii irll ,og "a Nhs, detained nic.
lou nevi'pi trouble Yourself 10 10 .
That. she answered. tossing her head. .
o. OF no importance 10 me-.
Hrh pulled his bat over as eyes. and .
walked soherly away with the oxen
quite forgetting that hc was cithrr huu-
ery or hrrd II Ruth ivli an, m'sriv-
ue'' PRIDE krW them down aud 10 jus
NY herself. size -aid, hali H'uud Wen
! don't care be had no ba''nes- to stay
away t'.l midnight, Nevertheless. She
arranged lAe supper ~ uiecl rs ghi
be. bpi Arb did nor come -hi, appetite
had quite deserted him. Across the
meadow, near where the oxen we're
feeding he lay ou the grass, The moon.
light, neckcd 10y The applc.boughs lull.
ing over and around him
\ day or two of unhappy reserve
went hy Zeb remaining litl. about llr
house. and saying little vhrn he W..
there, hut plawime early aud hate. arir,-
ed rather than ,eNed. When he .I,okr
TO Ruth, Il was with word, aud ia
manner stndiou,lv kind. and with her
dullcr ,cu.e she did NOT >rc that he wa,
changed. bat crisis bad been reached
at lrneih in the Young farmer, life aud
nature.
The evening Of so many happy an.
ticipaiions was near at hand. The morn.
ing was bright. aud Zcb rose early. and
was busy with preparations for little
project he had in hi- mind. when Ruth
came ont. and ussiSiinq him tn IN tb.
La, of pniatoes into his waoon. ipopir,d
whether IA. was oning IN to,,.n tb,t ,l,,
she would ike 10 90. she said If bo
could make room for b,.r Il am IN.
yiled 10 MOLLY Bnkc's marrow uiaht'
she continued. and that is the reason
| wish 10 ontotown tbis mnrn;,,' Slo
did NOT ak Z,b if bo ol.o ,g,s i,,;,,1
she never though, of the pos,ibility.
Ii was afternoon before tbey reached
the ciiv. and leaving hi, sister ,t the
house of a cousin. in the snbnrbs. with
the promise of meeting her at an an.
pointcl hour hc drove o,vav in search
of markc, for hi, oats and ,o,a,oe.
The procers with wbom h, v,s !, IA.
habit of dealing were MI .upplied the
few offers he received were greatly he.
low hi, cxprclntions and L,nrs war.
sprnt in driyino from stree, IN s,r.a, he.
fore he was able ,o disnos. Of hi. nro.
dnce ,l anv reasonable ur;ce U.c,,,d
no time 10 dine-ro ,i,, ,o c..l ~.
hors.s-ona ,b. he,d, oc H., ,ir.1 mi
mails with his old hat The .n, va.
near setting when Ruth returned. her
hand fall of little package, and marcel.
and her face beaming with iov. So
they went home together. and when
! D.I. - A.. - =, t.,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-24

Daguerrean Auit, Sk,l-ht Rooms in the Union
Buddiug. Main street, hsfiaad, D. Pictures put
upiu even Ysuety ~ Sisie, with without Cod
OF, Al pnccs Nap ing inin - cis in sla. t-b
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and Wholesale aud Retail Dealer IA
straw Hanneis FashiuaAhie Millinery aud Fancy
t;uads Union bniidiur, Aain street, RstiaHd IT.
Old RnBnets dressed over. 81
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J. x. BARNES,

Manufacturer and Nbulessie and Retail Dealer in
Hats, Caps, Pure aud Ke'dt Made tiuihing, No. !
Uaut,l.' uloek Hafaad ~ I'll
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Commission Metchants and Dcsltrs IN Flour, salt,
Ir,B. steel, Agricultural implements, boors, rash,
Glass kc., sc, near the Freight Dei"'i, RHiiaHd,
N -
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-24
Approved, December /, 1898.

No. f7.--AN ACT in explanation Of
section fhy-onc Of chapter twenty
TX Of The compiled statutes, entitled
railroads"
MS hereby cnacicd, Sc.
SEc !. The word. passenger
irnin," as used in section Gny-onc oi
chapter iweriy-six Of the compiled
statutes, shall not be construed TO extend
10 a single passenger ear accompanied
by other cnrs named IN said section.
SEc. 2 This net shnll fake effect
from IL passage
Approved. December ., 1853.
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Teacher oT Mnsic, Wh..ehaii y. y Piano Foi;es
Tuned aud Repaired Be-id,hce Hh doos scutb
American notei, William street, Whitehall,
y. y. b-u
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Dealer IN Ready Made Ciuthihr, Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Csp-, &C, Sc., No. Merchant Row, Rat
fEHa- - II
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Dealers in Natshes, tiucks, Jewery, silver Ware,
Fancy Gold., &c, Perkins EHildiuR. near the De
pot, RHfiaaa, tt Repairing neatly done at shon
tnttrr IL
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Attorney ara Vnsin.siiaf At Law, aud Solicitor IN
hfHaiarfess - -
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Manufacture and Drslef in Tn, sheet In'n and
Copper War and also, exclusive Agent In Rat
land Connp, f1F the .aic nf the stove esiled "The
Tfoy stat" f,est Dsof Elsi of Dyer Hotel,
RHfiasd gf iO--ly
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Physician and surgeon. Ohice AZ the New Drug
-toTo uRdes the Bardwen lluasc, RaiiaHd,
~ gly
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rHARIrsL WILLIAMS

Aitarnsy and tuHusellof Al Law, aud Solicitor IA
ihancrr,. Odiro IN tbe ruur House, h@iiaHd,
81 IL
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lrcnn'urr rrs,ruom1rl


Passed October session, aud d.sis.stsd
state.
No. 50 AN ACT 10 addition io clar.
ter -cyrnly.6sc OF the complied sat.
uies
II Is hcrrby cHacfcd, Sc,
Src. | Steam mils shall 40, be-
subject to The restrictions and penalties
of SECTIONS two .ond tlrcc Of chapter
sc,cutf-iive OF the compiled statutes Of
this State.
SIC. =. The owner. md ocgupcrs
Of steam grist mills shall keep posted up
in some conspicuous place Ia such mill
q notice Of the rates Of toll demanded
for grinding each kind of grain.
Sic. o. Every owner or ucoupicr
Of such mill, who shall neglect 10 con-
ply with the requirement, of the pre-.
ceding section oi this vet. shall forfeit
and pay three dollars for each md ~.
cry months neglect, To he recovered hy
any person prosecuting for the same,
with legal costs
Src. T. Every owner nnd occupicr
Of such friNmll who shnll exact q
greater nmouni OF toll thnu shall bc set
forth in such notice, shall forfeit and pay
to The pcrsnn injured three dollars for
each offence
Approved December |, 1853.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-24

neaiot. la Funiiurs, Ptoyisst,s irsn, Coat, Nails
Hardware, Powder, aud fuse, near the Depot
Ran4H8 ~
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Approved December /, 1853.

No, iG.-AN ACT relating 10 tho du-
ties Of baggage masters aud station
agents
II is hcrejy eaocfed So
SIC. !. II shall be lhe duty Of all
baggage masters aud ,lHlion agents on
the railronds of thi- State Ia give chtrls,
when requested so TO do, to ,hc owners
Of bagengc when delivered TO them Tor
transportation from station Ia .tniinn
and said checks shall be returned 20 the
baggage master or station agent when
lac shall deliver said baggage To the ow-
ncr or owners thereof; aud The fnil.
road corporations, whose officers or sor.
wants shall refuse or negl,rl 10 comply
with ihc requirements Of This act. shall
forfeit and pny into the treasury Of this
State the sum of ten dollar. for each
aud every such neglect or offence, and
DIZZY shall also be- linble for nl dnmngcs
which may accrue in consequence Of
such neglect.
Approved, December /, 1888.
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MsnuiBctnt aud Dealer IN Bonts shoes, &c, SC,
sc, over -. T.. Robbins STORE R=fiaaa, IT.
RrpsinrH doue a, short notice, and all work war
IL
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Approved, December ., 1883.

no, 4S--- AN At1 IN relation 10 fire
insurance companies.
MS herety uac'ed, Sc
SIC. l. Whenever application for
Ere insurance shall be lnkcn or irnns.
miiied by or through local or luycl-
Ing agent Of any fire insurance com.
pany, il shall in law be- deemed ~ 10
tie ncf Of lho saId COMPANY nnd in all
questions arising NJ TO iie m,fs anted
10 such application, The .aiI a-rrt rlall
b. taken md deemed io ie the secnl
Of lhe insurrrs, and nol n D. injured.
SIC. 2, 1bn net slH'l fake eject
from i!s passage.
Approved, December &. 1855
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CLARK g. BRoTHFRs

Manufacturer of ilsne- saddles, Brides, Halter,
rarcinrlet, &e., &,., No. Park Row, hsaaHa,
D. -
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Attorney ana ssansniiaf ID Law. roicitaf in ChhH-
,rn, ESQ Aasst tr Fcu-iunefs. uHiHtl l.ani-,
kc. uHrr. - rtag fhTails Hlurl, Hsfiaaa,
- H-fi
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BOSTON TYPE FOUNDRY.

Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
:. :. Macumtor's Patent straw Cutter, Hras
rN. ~ IL
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Whulrrne aud Retail heater an Dy Ge-pas, Grucer
ir., Crpcksr, beunmgiun Enamoied, Pariau, Glass
and stone Nafr. Iluid Lamps Csmph"ne, and
Hurnisr IiUd, Nn. Merchants Row, ucaf the
bsti. Hstiasd. - l3-N
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CHAPTER H.


al /eb, is thai youy said cool
naiurel voice, IN familiar tone and
young man driving in a uulng cart,
drew up before the gate, and followed
the salulation with nn oath. and coquir.
ing as TO Zeb's being a, h3m@ when
there was such almighty aliraclion. A.
broad
oh, Jehu p answered Tie young man,
hushi11 boisterou.ly, i hlp- you lon't
think | was invited. Gra.iou. mc -
you don't expect a wool-hopper like
me r,Ill erf into such a place AS Mol
ly Biakes house z And he laughed
again, saying 'Zrb, my boy. hos ser.
dani ynu nfr
Ihr man in ihe cart wH.. as he said,
wool-rhopPrr--a most genial aad
amiab'e follow, nptviih,isnilas .ome
buhrin-' of siycr.c fonuue- for hr
lad been cot bose on the world ai an
early asr naI had faced ,r,rn anI ban-
ger, laughing ull lbe Line, Come. come
I'-b. Ae 'a.j. seeing the mppias mood
OF ise yoaHg GHmrr-'c.inh info my
coach, And allpw me 20 give you an
airing by ih~ ligia of thr msoa H.
with y0ui ! eau lshi dosn ihr blue.i
dr'i'-lhai ever GO haii Of c'sap'
W sre opt 90 hubble the spirit Il
uhpmFFrr u, Hr,nciaie aiih. and ~
rirriel htrliUs, ~ Grf phi-h be
prr.e1r'g fii. aaA joined in tAs uili
ri.orl' shsh ibe ciapper r,ny now
1ad .hen peaked o.l;
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itiand 4 Burlington r r.

~ ~ ~ "1 - f1-- is'sia
CHANGE oF TINE.
AN AND AFTER aOsDht JAM tUN
" fe.a ifsius ~ so rar 40 ttlHNH FIfr
"a rANf BURLINGTON FuR RUrLANp.
e. D. saf 80 ~
~ aNr niTi,ANn fuE nEi.tnW- PALS,
~ 1a. 4. n ans It.tf A. a.
Az HEiAow's rsLis FOR RrTLANn,
% 9a N spd alsf.N
81 iTtNf Htri.-.a rnR BURLINGTON,
~ ~ 5 n. sna saFA.
haf'tHrt.u, frsasf rnunHtie dlfsfta fft ths
V.saisi raifsl aiis rfr.rnl sna iths1s Ralifaaas
u 'f fssf srt A.lsh.
u ausae. frtias stsshfrf y iih titf ssufaft aus
u 'i.HginH. Aiaaus tNr tsts1a. aae IS s-s~fn Nsf-
ht'tssssas tf fFlf AHlanf, Ase iuff sara
rr1rHFffnfs sna fhs Mfss
u Nf.ha ftif. Nfsiufs .sHsFf e .lf fis 'nrrhifs
~ HH htI.tf 90 = ii.tsr EfHfaads
IuHN =. DUNLAP. sapt.
fffan nfnfHfhr'f hfFHfF
81 hauara. Sea. is.s. irfa.
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RirFusf s1t Caiu.fiiar az Lsa and soileitH in
rhasrfr ai-o frs..iHh and Eesialy i.and Agent
81 ngfanc tolnfi and tif iniis. nihrn nfsf toof
noTia afths '..lu ii.ai-v, katiasa- it ~ n
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WARREN " syIrH

Auarpcs and tai.a-fiiof a Law. pfhes 10 the
teau iisiasr, Rsfiaaa, -
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cARFrH EH,
ursrf 81 grsrEfirs snf rrtt-i.lis hatiff, Cheese,
isnrs Gss-ts- sr..--N.is -frtfr. nrsf she haR
sees iruirt, Baf.ant, D. g.
GEORGE GRAvEs
Maaufsrfufrf and "a isarsdir Had nFfhfl israicf in
utsit, <hs-'s. Eai.lrft aud ai tiHas a isHihrf
LsHH o. k-iy
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Troy Il Boston and Western
Vermont Railroads.


- seSt.-;t,tf '--t.--'''-@ Ss.-..1i.rs
tHtNGE oT TINE,
Z fsiss issFs Nafiaad tliru
ACTON Ann AftaN. go s. n. sfnss 81 1roy
~
AtI-, tl,ls A. ", EFnTe 81 Tn aisr.N
] AffE~S. aaq z. y. 80 fsr ARRIVAL II Etpfess
ff.ui Ni1.frfsi snise A. rrN tta 8. u.
Lsaa Eui4 AZ liaas
Nt. aal 4 ~. trfiss ~ RniiaHd 80 A n
0Afhf~r. faiaa 4. ~. sFiiFa 81 EutisEd ilni Z ".
u cuN Aub AllsN, AS r. n arnfe a HUI
sftFa
M Aa " ftafcfs Wtin ffuin Euflani 100
- Hif % hfH slEHsieN, 90 ~ irsrs lsasssHrafs.
y fa - tfrffss fssan Tfdi Ili rf.sp anlt al Hsn-
~ anl hefe oes ffas sna EaiisaG
z ". p JOHNSON. sept
u AuFaH istt lfaA as-u
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wltagszao and Retail uuggis,r, and Dealer. "a PET
Asmsft Taury Arirlps, ffus-es, snuGart Braces,
burning Fluid aud tampheBr, in indn nuidine,
Man sweet. aud under the BsrlN sli House, Wa-h
ingtan street, Eafiaad, -. IL
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Nsnufsrtuf.s ana Dealer in cabinet fnuinr,,
ghairs, Mattresses, looking DiAsaes, PirtBfc
Trsnes and Ready Made onitn-. HnnJuon's Bald
inr N ashfurtfn 81, NHf'fsa. D. s-i
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-08
Lewisburg Post Office Arrangements.

EASTERN Nails (via MILroS) every day but Sunday,
close at ., A N.
EASTERN Mails (va NORTH n every day Tut Sunday
close at 81 o'clock, 2. N
WESTERN, on Monday, Wednesday snd Friday,
close 81 A. NJ
NORTHERN (williamsp0rt Nond Wrdn and Fri.
close at PM of night preceding
(Sslinssrove) Tuesd. TLurfd and Sstnrd..
close at IL, VI.
BUFFALOE T ROADS Tucsdsy and Friday,
close AT S Pm Of night preceding
rABusiness hours daily except Sundays from until
ll19. M, and from Il, u until S, pm.
nov. %, 1858. II. W. CROTZER, Pm.
M@s A VARIETY of School Books,
AaS Blank Books. Gift Books for Holiday
presents, Pens, Ink. Letter and Cap Paper,
Fancy Stationery. Magazines, Papers, etc. etc.
for sale cheap al the LEwIsnuRe Posr OFyicr.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-08
New Store. Market street,

merit door to Kine's Hotel LewisJury,
VINHE following Goods may be procured
Cashmeres at 37l cts worth rs, Mouslin
de LANES at l2l cts and upward worth double
the money, Paramettas at 25 cts worth SO, Gala
plaid (very rich) for 35 cts worth 621, Lupin's
French merno (warranted) for Sl,i2t, cost
81 so Ia import; CalcoeS for cts and upwds,
Table Covers al 1928 well worth 1925, En-
broidered Handkerchief. Collars. .Undersleeves
and Spencers a, less than importers prices,
Marseiles Skirts $l,25 worth $50, Linen
Hdkfs at l2i cts worth 25 cts, Plaid and plain
Cambria Muslin, Manchester and French Cling
hams fine Linen and Cotton Table Diaper and
Linen Napkins and Toweling, very cheap ;
bleached and unbleached Sheeiinss p yards
wide Pillow Case, Shee'ing and other Muslins
at 81 cts and upwds; Wooden Scarf Comfcr,ers
for Ladies at IS C. worth 81 so, Lambs Wool and
other Hosiery, black, white and assorted colors
fine Kid Gloves, Ladies kid finished Silk and
Cashmere Gloves very cheap; Grape, Bomba-
zine and Apacha. Ribbons and every variety
Of Ladies Dress Trimmings very low.
CASSIMERES, CLOTHS, Satinetts, Satin
and other ves,ings. Tailor's Trimmings, &c.
Genllemen's fine metinotndershris and Draw
ers. Hosiery, Silk and Linen Hdkfs, Stocks,
Cravats, Collars, Shirts, and Red and white
Flannels.
These articles were purchased for Cash at
the late Auction Sales, and will be sold at asio.
nishingly low prices-also a fine selection of
Stationery, gilt-edsed and plain letter and note
paper, bridal and lace Paper and Envelopes.
Tissue PAPER, &c.--also a choice assortment
of Canfeciioneriss, Canded Fruit, Fig Paste.
Raislns, Figs, Dates, Nuts. Lemons and fresh
Cranberries in fine order-Fancy Articles
choice extracts for Hdkfs, Colognes, perfumed
Bears Oil. Toilet Soaps. Combs, hair and tooth
Brushes, Port Morales, Dominoes, Backsam-
mon Boards, &c.
B. Ladies and Gentlemen wanting any
article not in the Store, can have it procured
from the City by leaving their orders a, the
above place.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-08

a9-Take Holoways Pills il YOU ~ish to have good
health Many Of tn. citizens Of the Union constant
y complaining OF drowsy sensations, sleepless nights
h"adnche and the Thousands ills that flesh is heir To-
What Is the causel They require nvigorating and
purifying medicine, such will he speedy and
eersn: HoloWays Fills unel"aed for certainty Of
Their effect, and ehieacions Of action Let NIL who
read this try them They upon the very main rings
OF life and infab'e all Disorders Of the AID
stomach ami are equally b. necal in bilious iain,
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Ta.s WlMI8B SESSION
JF THE
LEWISBURG ACADEMY

Will commence on THrnspAr, Ocr.l9, 1854,
10 continue 20 weeks. ,...
The course of Instruction in this Institution
is calculated To prepare youths TO enter College
or for general business.
Composition and Defamation receive care
fdI attention. ...... 49,
The Subscribers solici,ors 10 secure class
Of Young Ladies.
The Bible is in daily use in the school.
For reference, the Principal takes pleasure
to refer 10 many Of our citizens. both m and
around the place. who have had their children
and wards under his care.
Taiiion.-For Languages $40, Higher Eng
lish So, and common branches, Gncluding
Reading, Writing. Geography. Arithmeuc.
Grammar and U. s. History S6-per session.
Contingent expenses per Winter session, 50
cts. per scholar, extra.
No deduction except for sickness.
JOHN RANDOLPH,
Sent. Is. 1854 Principal
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DIED.,

In Blocklev, Cd inst, aged about 80 years,
EMILY X. wife of Rev. VIM. +. Bunker, late
pastor of the White Deer Bapts, church.
In LewiSburg, 30Ih ult, CHARL,s, son Of
Jackson and Hannah hMLaushlin,aged2 20 mos.
In I.ewiSburg. at the house Ct her son-ln-
law, DIR. $. l.. Beck, 9Th INST. Widow SARAH
SrIrzsL. aged 81 years. Her remains were
taken 10 M'Ewensvil.e for interment.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-08
Exccufor,a NHlice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Letters Tes-
,ameniary on the Estate of JOHN A.
VANvALZAH, Esq, late of Kelly TIP, Union
Co, deed. have been granted to the unI:er-
Signed By the Register OF Union county IN due
form of law therefore all persons indebted 10
said Estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment, and those having any just claims
are also requested TO presen, them properly
authenticated for settlement.
SARAH b. VANVALZAH, J Exec
LAIRD HOWARD uiors.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-08

CPORTSMEN,-Thes subscriber has on hand
- large and well selected stock Of Guns,
Pistols, Revolvers, Rifles, Game Bags, Powder
Horns. Shot Pouches, &c, as follows.
Single barreled Shot Guns from 3 800 to s 6
Double do do 1000 to 40
Smooth cut Rifles 1000 to IL
Twist do 1000 20 l2
Fosters Pt. Twist Rifles, very fine 1000 10 20
Revovers 700 to %
Pistols so &c. to 2
Comprising in all the best assortment to be
found in this region. and a, LOWER PRICES
than can be bought this side eofPhiadelphia. of In
conclusion. give him call and be convinced.
O.RICHARDSON, Hardward Store.
doors north of the Bank. DanriNe.
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TufCsrsiiH .NeNf5r5yseS.

PEgEs AND AcuR CtEs3 II .cwaS3's T0S.c HurssA
THE Cni~ersity Of Ires Med.c Al II luisr knew
eig-- chaT:r!ed b. the state Of PsEHsyvsI!a A. iA
last session tyiz 2:h Apr iSS mainly for n. purro,s
Of arr-s.irs lie evils uu. from lie .s C spur:sus
yrrOus Sso foT the purpose
ing the pubic With reliable remtd iu vL.T
til. ;aIent not obtain si L"t .tnIlny the t.ss
nedca advisers ha,ins purchased that isL!
edy, k0wsnd's Tone Mixture, account Of It's tsse
oeetrity and known efficacy in tie trsatnsrt Ct t-,sf
and t", and rs kindret Affections, has 70 tSE r.
recon ending IL IL lhs hixhe lie s.T.nss
of thg atl .etrd
R0WEL COMPLAINT cured by EOTASD8 BLACK
~ BERRY ROOT. Tie atoTe Iusti,ution extends tts
sanction, like TO tie rrinsdy for Howell Coh
piaint, SO we'll known Eovands CanpouEd s,fup C
blackberry Root earnestly rercmusnd 1t the
fdrnee y! patients afflicted with ts.sy
pg u DC iny.Iusbiv In tEe treatment of such
4 Hon. Henry X. sirsrg.
\ i.cn J. L. fiEu;.tn
BY order Of tis Trustees, J.hn L. Eo~ane, u. D.
4 D. X. Ashton. Esq.
Hector orr, EsG.
GJ III eonuuniea.icrs 10 lie sGdrr,ssu.-JeLn p.
EosAnd, NJ b, h~si Z, the ?hS.naceutea Der rAs.naAS
And iErs ueut Of tie Uniysrs.y.
HONE Disrsns.-y aIdofirs, No AZ South ssssne ssses,
rl.i.qriFi Fi.ia-
Branch Di.psnsary =: the Store OF
DR.. r A Ii. THORNTON CO., Lseis,sry.
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Who wants a phiia. Daily paper1

.nN and after Nnv. lsi, the Undersigned
" will furnish subscribers viii, any OF the
Philadelphia Dalliss, OF the evening of the
same day as published.
whoever. then, wishes the news, can be
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S%The Pennsylvania Farm Journal
commences a new volume with the Janua
~ No. 1t now furnishes an amount OF
reading matter, especially adapted to the
wants of our localities, which entities it to
place in every farmers library in Our
St,te. Union county should double her
list, and would be the richer for it. 81
per year. w. NJ. Meredith & Co, West
Chester, publishers.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-08

1 + which will be found large and we'll
~ selected stock Of
Hardware. Cutlery. Iron, Steel, Nails,
Carriage trimmings. Harness moHnungs,
Carpenters. .Cabinet-makers' and Shoe
makers Tools. Boot and Shoe Findings,
Moroccos, Kid. Innings, French Calf
skins. Cedar and Willow Ware, Steel
Springs, Anvils, Vices, Screw Plates.
Screw Bellows, Builders Hardware o.
every description, Vent al Window BID
shutters, s,WiniowSash, Silver pltlWare,
Britannia Ware. Guns. Pistols, Revol
vers, Manila and Hemp Rope. Sperm,
Lard, and Whale Oil, Tar, Window
Glass, Looking Glass Plates, ,Linseed Oil,
SPIRITS Turpentine. Pure White Lead,
White ZInc Paints. Blake's Fire Proof
and full assor,men: Of other Paints,
Wines and Liquors at Wholesale and
Retail, japan, Copal, and Coach Var
nishes. &c. &c.
All of which will be sold very cheap for cash,
country produce, or four months approved
credit. 10. RiCHARDSON,
al the signs of the Anvil and Saw.
Danviilc, Sept. II, 1854 lylCt
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/ CHANCE TO MAKE A PILE !

0N account Of i'll health, the subscriber has
~ determined to qui; the Mercantile busi-
ness, and offers his
Store Rooms, Ware Rooms, and Dwelling,
FOR SALE Said stand is situated in the
Town Of New Columbia. Union Co., Pa, on
the West Branch River, in rich settlement,
where from $4,000 to $4,000 worth Of Go"ds
can be sold at good profits. and in sight Of the
sunbury & Erie RaiItoad. Amy person desi-
ring good location for business. will find this
a rare chance. The property can be purcha-
sed at low price and on easy terms.
For further particulars. call on or address
the subscriber At the above place.
J. d. DIEFFENDERFER.
Ner Columbia, Ncv. I. 1854
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@lWe trust our citizen. will not forget
the lSohool Meeting at the Town Hall to-
morrow evening. An interesting discus
sion took place ut the first meeting, and the
Importance Of the subject should secure a
full attendance.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-08

4-The Democratic Convention of Vir-
ginia have nominated Henry A. Wise for
Governor, E.W. MComas for Lieutenant
Governor, and W. p. Bocock for Attorney
General. [If the Know No:hings do MT
make the aforesaid Henry i Wiser man
about Election day, there's no use in ha-
wing any Know No,hings.l