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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-31
Tremendous Explosion Of the Powder Maga.
zine at Maysville, KY

CIscIsNATi, August l4.-The powder
magazine at Maysvillc was fired yesterday
morning, when 800 kegs of powder exploded
burying thirteen houses. The explosion
took place at O'Clock Sunday morning,
carrying destruction in every direction.
The light produced was very brilliant
Strange to say, not life was lost and but
few persons injured. The citizens were so
much alarmed that some minutes elapsed
before any would 60 into the street. The
general impression was that the day Of
judgement had come. When the citizens
sailed out they found the sidewalks covered
with fragments Of demolished houses. The
property destroyed is estimated at from
$4,000 to 100000. Only one or two
were seriously injured. One lady died from
the effects of the fright. The Mayor has
Offered reward of s 1000 for information
that will lead to the conviction Of the rascal
that set fire to the magazine.
The streets, sidewalks, house tops, yards,
&C., were covered with rubbish and in sew
eral places powder was scattered which did
not ignite The blaze Of light accompany
ing the explosion was frighttul, as large
quantity Of the powder exploded in the
air.
Every house in town is more or less dam
aged; the windows and doors are are smash
ed in and the walls greatly shaken.
The Court House was damaged to the
amount Of $400.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-31

Many of those noble Democ rats from the
non-slaveholding States, in both Houses Of
Congress, who, in the face of threats anc
denuncations, bravely met the issue, and
oaye their votes for the Nebraska bill must
make up their minds to face storm. The
Wings, the Free -Soilers, and the Abolition
lists, have conspired against them. They
are moving heaven and earth to defeat them.
We feel for these patriots solicltude that
we cannot well express. Washington Sen
tiael.
O don'tbe at all distressed about Mem.-
They will be taken care Of. Do you not
remember the direct promise held out by
your neichbor of the Union, while the Ne
braska bill was pending. that, if any North
ern Democratic supporter OF 1t should, IN
consequence of its support, be prostrated
by his constituents, President Pierce moald
come eith the patronage Of the Government to
his rescue!
Surely YOU know this, Mr.. Sentinel
Shed no tears, then, for the Northern Ne
braska men in Congress. No one knows
better than yourself what great thing
Government patronage is for the reliet OF
human distresses. Mahomet promised his
followers. that those Of them who fell in
battle should go straight to the delicious
heaven which he portrayed TO their magina-
tions, and President Fierce tells his Nebras-
kaites that all such of them as fall before
the wrath ofthe people shall enter straight
way into the paradise of public Office
Louisville journal.
Wonder " hat office is held in reserve for
the valiant Augustus Cesar Dodge, or is
his defeat so unexpected that no provision
has as vet been made for him! Avacancy
among the fre-eaters of South Carolina
would chime most harmoniously with his
feelings, and place him where his principles
would be more highly appreciated than
among the liberty-loving sons of Iowa
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-31
Important Change in the Price Of Public Lands

Among the acts of the late session OF Con-
gress published in our paper to-day is one
of much Importance, which should not es-
cape the attention of the reader. 1t effects
a complete revolution in the land system OF
the United States, and in our judgment SUI
perscedes the necessity for the Homestead
Bill which was left among the unfinished bu-
siness on the tables of Congress.
We allude to the act to graduate and re-
duee the price of the public lands t. actual
settlers and cultivors, Commonly known as
Mr.. Cobb's Billy This act fixes the price
Of the public lands hereafter according to
the following scale:
Land which has been in market ten years
or upwards, one dollar per acre; if in mar
ket fifteen years or upwards, saventy-iive
cents; If in market twenty years or upwards
fifty cents per acre; in market twenty-five
ysrs or upwards, twenty-five cents per acre;
if in market thirty years or more, twelve and
half cents per acre.
Under this act, railroad grants and mine
raj lands are not to be entered, and not
more than three hundred and twenty acres
can be acquired by any one person. The
prices fixed above are similar to those in Mr..
Hunters substitute for the Homestead Bill.
Nat. Int.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-31

After the third issue of the Albany Herald
our former fellow citizen, Mr.. Macaulifi,
takes leave of it in the following language
verbatim
Relying upon the assurances given me,
contracted debts to purchase suitable Of
flee to meet the wants of the public, FORTH
nately however, have been relieved of all
res possibility by assessing My entire inte-
rest in the Herald Newspaper. togetherwit
the Press, Type etc. to the merchants Of
this town who have organised a Print Stock
Company for the purpose of relieving me
from My difficulties, and sustaining the pa
per.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-31

GE HUBBELL,
at,orpey and Counselor at Law in Chanceiy
convsyancer Notary Public, Loan ana Ian
Aren't. collector OF Rents Accounts q Claims
osc an Brady ST, near Pos, Office: Wttherwax hloeS
xperiencc ofseNerai year, IN hs ,ed "a
o. r,tx ~ New York, he dccms h,mseH ista'tne y y
$3.50, ail busiuess entrusted TO his charge ia an. :"
,he above branches OF his protcssion-ana nay ~,
ponsible Agent at the city OF W ash'igI',,
and collect 81 ,ims against the uenc'n ""
nnvcnp,rf, Dee. goth. leJ3.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-31

bags marked A.C. Dodge. Burlington, Iowa.
numbering up the mail wagons this morn
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-31

Augustus Ceasar must have been present
at the taking of some library. - Chicago Jour.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-31
u. S. TRUE.
@. E HUBBELL,

axrO n ~ n = - %
f,a,.. a, sd street in lie Claire Block,
Eeb a3d, Is54-lyWtw
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-31
The Richmond Virginia Christian Advo-

The Richmond Virginia Christian Advo-
cate states that there are in Virginia,
Baptists, o9,soo
Methodist Epscopalians, 92,645
Methodist protestants, 1900
Episcopalians, o,i47
Old School Presbytertans, 1851
New School Presbyterians. 2,259
Total, al5,26e
Ofthe Baptists there are in Eastern Vir-
rinia 44,00 colored members.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-31
PROPRIET0RS' BUSINESS CARD.
THE -
nnu nport ~ CT c
If
Published every Thursday Morning,


SANDERS a. DAVIS,
.x,rrl BUILDINGS, coasrR OF SECOND AND BRADY
srRxyTv. DAyEsroRf, IOWA
TERMS;
onecsp, per year payable IN assanss, s,, y 2" ."
~ - "l2 - AGO
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
One saunre, ~ lines or less,l one insertion, 81 90
Each addltionsl Insertion, %
one SQUARE one month, ~, ."
IS thvee months, "
!. a. one vear 10 90
Cards Of 81 lines or less, ono Year, , "
Coe column one ycar, " n W
One- half column one yenr, 30 - =" ~
One-fourfh = :. "o
One-eiyhth - +" - w
one column SIX months, 81 81 y,
ons .1,,,,,h column sis mon,hs, 100
Che ya.n Z 10
Ooec's ssa, ,,,ee months 20 90
ont s,s .ainynn a,ree months $50
na,,s - 10 20
vi" ,a,h !, o 90
,axertis ,meut. hauded In without specifying W
So IN IN lhs number ~ inAeytsons, Will De continue6
nn,i ordered oai, and charged accordingly
Sn,ia notle,s oftransent advertisements, ana 'cad
charged Tor at the rats oi ten cen
pr lins ,,tnan,. o,,x
ei sxtrn.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-31
AUSTIN C0RBIN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law

Attorney and Counselor a. Id"
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
ma, al Naeklot Il torhiu's Exchange ohiee.1
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
March Cd 1854.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-31
HoRATIO G. BARNER

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
lie Claire, Iowa.
Win practice his profession IN the Courts pi v.i nv,
Judicial District, also in the supreme ~" ''"Ni'
Courts of this Stats ,, ,,,,, civ,
ihc hest ol reverence ''i Nm, a ls5a aJ-ly
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-31
Drs. LATHRoP MINER,
Surgeons and Homeopathic Physicians

Dns L,Tueor 4 MINER have made arrahsan'eas'
Ia at whnss n,,rs nnc az them may be consulted ,,aly
fomato4P All orders left at their onsaan 'o m"sM
IN ~ -. " " -" '"S"''" feb os--wtrM6m
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-31
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
CHARLES J. ROGERS.

CHARLES J. ROGERS
Attorney and Counsellor, at Law and Notary
Public
o.Fscr Ia Atslnsons guding oH second street,
Dayenp0rt, Iowa.
August IS, ls5i. iri aud W ly,
s. r. KEEMLE,
~ Attorney at Law,
real. Est ATE AGENT AND
Commissioner for States of Ohio Pennsylvania,
ny.I EsTATg BOUGHT AND SOLD,
MONEY LOANED.
osytrr az m Sr., ABOVE MAIN Jul. 2'-a""h
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-31
las. T. LANE,

.,torncy nj Law and Notary pubic.
t,rv,,y ON Brady street above Second over sarini-
ehcl'. store. a- -. =,
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MlrcuEII. 4 PUTNAM.

MITCHELL 4 PUTNAM,
,,to,ueys mad Councillors nj Law.
or, m M. Garner ef anh and Brady Streets, W
.Clatre's Building.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
o. II. MITCHELL. I. h'
prit 10th, is54--Ntrw-ls
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-31
Architecture and Civil Engineering.
a RUSSEII, now

a RCHfTEcTUREa and Civil Engineer will furnish
plans aud specifications for all kinds oi iiutdinGs
No Tor Bridges of Wood, Stone or lron part euiar NJ
"htion paid 10 Churohesand Ornamental Bnil.
oiiee No. 3, 81 story lie Claires New Building.
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-31

nr I NJ WITHERWAX

Wnu,a inr,rm his old friends and the public general
!y that he will attend Gas in former years. upon al "n'
may dNsre his services. a.
Oncc on Brady street doors below Seeohs. nSs, ,
den e on M, corner Of Fourth and Perry Streets op
poste the new aud Baptist Church
Davenport, June 9th 1853.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-08-31
Law NOTICE.

s,,p have this day admitted jons n DILLON. EST
w n mariner In ur Law hrm. Professional n9shes : :
viii hereafter be transacted III Ia. .ns,T ra pRn
utLLos.
Nov lst, lr53
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-11-10

TNION County. SIS. In the Orphans Court
~ OF Union couniy. In the matter Of The
EiquisitIuE of the real estate of MICHAEL
QUINN, late Of East Dullaioe Up. decd:
Notice Is hereby given to Mary Quinn Da-
vIi Qlian, George Burns and ElZl his wife,
John Arnoli aud Sarah his wife, Aun QIlnn,
Rebecca Quinn, Ja'N l.. Qunn. .iere'h hoiler,
guardian of David Geiser, Mary Ellen Geicer.
John Geigcr and James q. Geger, minor chill
dren of Rachel Geiger dec',,, heirs and legal
representatives of Michael Quinn. late Of l ast
Bulaoe TIP, aforesaid, decd: Whereas. by an
inquest for that purpose duly awarded b. the
Orphans Court Of the county aforesaid, the
real estate of the said Michael Qlinn was
appraised, and whereas none of the heirs If
the said deceased appeared in Court 10 take
the premises therein described at the appralSe-
ment; you and every Of you are hereby cited
to appear al the next General Orphans Court
TO be held al New Berlin on the ls,h dav of
December next,tn accept or refuse To take the
premises aforesaid at the appraisement, or
show cause why the Court should not decree
the same to be sold.
Witness the Hon. A. 5. Wilson. President Of
said Court at New Berlin the :0ih day of Oc-
tober, AID. 1854.
LIS SAMUEL ROUSH, Clerk.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-11-10
Jury List-Dec. Term, 1854.


BuFl~ fleming.
os,pman.-..coh wi,r,-' z Fryer urnry Y.ss.r.
EaH B,ran,-John woiH. ton ofL)
HI,f>y H-nr. Mit,er, Robert Foster, Samuel Hsupt
k,Py-Jos-ph Kelly
Ls,.isgu,s-By.r- Arnuon rho. H.ys-, Jos Me.xsll.
No. sJay2-Jobr X .hrl, Bsnj ". Thompson.
u. 5'eyeek-.,seoh petrch. -.. .fst
Fssa.-isNsc Ssn.ih.
T'.rry-Js-ob Martin, Esq.
y3iyo l-~ph L-rloy,
H,ssk,nyt5p--R.pard Eirr.
Ws De.r-John Br-ins, jacob Irl.-r, Sicho. Groorer
rRAVxRSE yy-RORS
D1~r-Philip kinney, Paul 5snf-r, Jacob Kern Moses
Eurl.-D-ni"l E.nser. Jr, samuel simonton, JOSEPH
Di-HsIdeNr
c.nty.-4.cers- Baker France Hsehsn,~rr Joseph Pain
ter. John S.ininssr Albright SvinetlrI, Frederick
Kremer. Grdrse szmpsel-
L>-s .twg-JAus. H-ycs, Michael fchthorn, Henry W
" ~..b,i,y-Iohn Fries, J. W Pennington.
Rnn.-sinor Kant. Johny Hottcrst-in. Henry Lloyd
David Haises, H-ary c: Eyer. Ssri Ritter, Geo Nby.
E,- r ,rro.-ssmi DuntIs, John zs'iers.
Hest n .T'..-ir. kinnAn. John v. Barrier Henry
shoutx. sohs Hs'--, Sebastian Witru.r.
Hirg'g-I I'm y. Wilson, 5. B. Msson, Jscob Smith
Samuel arney.
kegy-Nilliam Rover.
L,nsr.J.rob kecxner, William Noetllns, Jr, Ph!lir
y,,y Bs,iin-wiii.n steinruck
f.rry-B-at amin snydsr -
yr,.--G~orsr Bo,ch. Robert P. Cornelius.
Hashs1gto,s-Jscoh konsh Jr.
White Dcer-Joha Baker, Paul 6oodlsnier.
,4 H- PETIT JrRORS l3i week.
Lim-s.o-e-FreJ.r.ck Doender, John B. Smith, Henry
Mover Jacob Derr
IN ,ysy-sauunlC. C. Wit, Jacob Bngnmsn. John fi,man
Jr, Dsv.d Kline, Michael WOLF, Vim. KatLrrn,an.
T.nn,-El,jsh cculfron,
Bq@loe-Joseph van-ita, Daniel Gehsr., John L. Gear
hl.t-
B,a---Abner MiIIlc,warth, Simon Ais-r, Jacob Bea
yer. samu. flr-.nhoc.
Ytst BiiYi'o~-Abraham Farley,
Net BaFiloe-W.lliHm sarv1.
Lerislur,-Josrph Reed Thomas Graham, A. J. Weilen
sauI, Chrr.r. 5 Critz Jonathan spyker James Kelly
Petcr Ifufsh.
Csnire-J-cob ErichIey, Jacob Auraad.
Isrry-Abncr Hofnberger.
Witt D'sr-Mirhse' Eyer. Jarob syphcr, Henry High
In Uii'oH-GcorSe Beaver, Martin Dunklc.
Ca .pmda-rhiiip Ru-iEar;.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-11-10
The Pennsylvania Telegraph
NOW Is The TIME 70 sUBscRIBE

NOW Is The TINE 70 sUBscRIBE
We want Eve thousand new Subscribers
to the Telegraph, and give the following
resssRs why We should have them:
Fira.-I, is the ouly English paper
published ~ Harrisburg, shat will support
the Administration Of .I,mes I1'loch, and
oppose the irifuities Of Franklin Pierce x
Co.
.Secona-The approaching Session Of
the legislature, owing to its peculiar con-
struction, will be one of unusual interest,
aud we will give a correct history Of its
proceedings.
Tai"-Wc have been deprived Of some
two hundred subscribers through the iu-
fuenee of tie Jesaits and deputy Post
Masters.
Fourth An exciting Presidential cam
poiya is about opening, in which Pennsyl-
vania and her citizens will pla? no ineon-
siderable part.
Ff1k.-We shall wage cxteTminatinG
warfare against the NcLreska Mtamy, and
T'iiticnl Romaa CrhoIicisni we shal.
advocate immediate and stringent restric-
tive measures with reference 10 the license
s. stem, and keep our eye aud hoart and
hopes fixed upon Prohibition we shall
insist that in this, our hour ofperil, "NoNE
But AMERICANS BE PLACED ON GUARD >
and aid in procuring the extension Of the
probation of such foreigners rs shall land
upon our shores after 1855, to twcnty-one
years We shall oppose the extension of
slavery to territory now free, and battle
for the immediate Abo'itton Of ,hs Bard
"f Canal Corr mi.siorcr-. and the speedy
SIZE cfaH he PaiIic Works belonging t.
the COMMONWEALTH.
Those who approve OF see proper to to!e-
rate the above principles can have our
paper on the following terms, and those
who cannot, had better withdraw Their
support at once, for they may rest assured
that we shall "take no step backward"
One Copy, weekly, per annum 81 90
If paid at the time of subscribing 50
Four Copies to cns address, paid at
the time Of subscribing S 90
Ten Copies do do Il 90
Cue Cc;y C2Ty, sNmi-weekly, during the
session of the Legislature, anu
weekly the balance Of the year per
annum 3 90
If paid in advance at the time Of
subscribing, 2 90
m-Let it be distinctly understood that
we want no subscriptions that interfere
with L2cal JgurnaA A man that does
not take his county psper, and pay for it
At that. cannot have ours At any price, If
We know it.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-11-10
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.
SuockrSG Acc1psNr.I DEAru.-Au

SHOCKING ACCIDENTAL. DEATH.-An
infant child of Mr.. A. j. Trout, Of this
place, lately of Iaporte, Sullivan county,
accidentally fell into the fire place and was
burned to death, on Sunday morning last,
at the residence Of Mr.. j. W. Barrett.
The child was about seven months old,
and had beer letl in his cradle in the cham
Der, while family we're at breakfast. The
cradle stood in front Of the fire place, and
it is supposed tha. the child in reaching
for his pl.ything. upset it and was thrown
into the fire. His head lay between the
bandirons, when discoveJ, burned to a
crisp, and life was extinct. The Sretched
father overcome by the terrible sight, fell
back upon the locr, uuav'cs to snatch from
the FIRE the mutilsted remains. The mo-
theirs agony was too great for tears. The
transition from joy to sorrow was too sud-
den for any but the most oyermastcring
grief. Such an occurrence appa,s every
hcart, and calls forth the deepest human
sympathy. We trust that time may ale
viate the sorrow of the stricken parents
Wmsp0rt Gazette, Sh last
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-11-10
Issue LIST, Dec. T. 1854.

Peter Rich.er's Ex'rs VS. VT waconseI,er
same prt Off 4 " wasenseiler
Jonathan Gemberling Hartman jr with not to earn
Dsnl fenslsr vs. James MCrc:ght
Henry snyder John snyder. Admir-
Mary Reichley Vim Rechley
| Benin Long P iced
Chas stees Geo Kimblc
J Mfs.ien's Admir- Keystone Insurance compan,
Christ for Cameron vs. Geo F-ick
John Hans ys NJ Van yalzah
Geo Brown White Deer Township
! Peter Daubert : Cummn4s-(2 .uits)
John VI E"nfr Lycoming Mutual Fire Insu. Comp
High Albright vs. Lorenzo Teed
MenIy Y nish & vs same
J wsg,nae!ler'. Ex'r. ct al vs. Jacob Houssrjr
Alfred Nncass VIM Nauck
VIM J Hutehi-on sf'r and Frck
Truc.morto Green &Co Hoffman Messnser-(2 ST.
ssmi Rciter Simon Frank
Dsul Renslcr Jas MCreight
reter Dauhert VS. As Cummings
Geo Eimhie Chas stees
SAIL DuuDaf VS. ihiiip oTt
Bca-'y for sirninstcn VS. Henry High
Fivi Kinney semi Rttr
William Gos-ier Isaac Stadden
J,r TO s-lor AMI vii. do
Dani RenEIcr w. Geo HiI'cr's Ex'r.
Bank Of Dtuville Fisher and q Z German
James Mccr"isht Daniel EangIer
Samuel Sarin'r vs Daniel Sthraok
Elias c liar imam vs. George iIiii and others
Jacob Mauck VS. John ii;t and others
, Hartman ir Jacob Ginrich
" Krcrler Abraham Brein
Charles Fisher VS. William May
John Matthias W. DR. A Cummings
Sem Scboch Israel Ciut..us
Henry Coc,ran Jacob Brown
Mary jenkins ii q Tagcrt ct al
ichi Klcckner VS. Saml Mover
Jacob brosn VS. Henry Coetran-(2 2 suit.)
Slieli- Miller VS. Henry High
Gates and Wife Joseph Albert
same IS Jacob Albert
fnme Jonathan Waters .--7a
Christian Herman John liumnel
Addict. Vend'n / Smith vs. Holman Messenger
-Johp Matthias Jos Sfitman
Dr Cummings Hector sr.wart
u kleekner Church. Rooke { Co
Mar raV,tv u.F
RE arey VS. Mark Eslf, emmy -
Mont, Alex Ammons
Bastsn II. Eel John Fisher
NildIeswartt. Kerns 4 Cn Michl spottz
Maria Trutt john Trutt
Reri Kurtz vs. !, Weirick and u Weirick
Ssin Kyle VS. h,.rine Wolf, -- -.-
John Da>s!rr rs Chris. Schrnycr
Henry c Eyer q iun6-um's Admr - H
Charles Craig ;r. Samuel b ler
Beri amin Shoemaker VS. Wm. Forster u- bid.
J. V. Tha'ch ? for J IL. App W John IanAs ndm.
". Char el fdr D. W. Havs " John Locke
ia, 5b kock VS. John AShburn. ct al ,.y' 49,.
John II Waiter Genre Towersox ..''..a
Kitchen keifer VS. John Eessler. ct al .. ..
Daniel OTIS Exccrs rs Elizabeth Oft l.'. -'
Henry Smith VS. Henry Gross --s- Eg La d.
Msrgarc;ta P8int. &c. VS. J. C. Wilson wife
J imss l.vLh " John sirass g. .s...-r, a.. ~.
VIM T. Wars nsei,er vs. John Isrtmapjr. - oi
franklin Fryer vs @. Leisenring, ct d
Istann Moyer VI Gurse RahA iis~ct s-y-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-11-10
New IcuIaa,S.

The Literary Casket, Lock Haven, edi-
ted by Prof A. Taylor, and published BY
Daniel Bower, makes a very heat appear
ance Terms, 81 SO per year.
We are called on to record "snother
change at New Berlin" Mr. E'tinger
has cut loose from the Fo,kesfreund, and
in company with Mr. Quick, issued a
"know Nothing" Journal, the "Anaerica"
F1oy" Leader promises to issue X,
y. paper, No. ,, to be called the "BanHer
Of LiLer,y." (Great place, that Metropo-
lie, for nexspapers.) ... .
The Investigator, Of Berwick, is offered
At public sale. --. e -ts e
Aacns Gazette, hy NJ, II. Pomcroy, is
o very neat little paper, which succeeds
the late "4i,heniun" Of G. I. Huston.
We have resolved two papers from Kan
s,s-the Herald of Freedom, py G. W.
Brown 4 Co, and the Kdnsds Herald, by
Osburn & Adams. Tie former is an Anti
Slavery paper, and deserves subscribers
from all the free states. The latter is the
organ of the Government, which will
doubtless sustain it. Both papers have
a neat appearance, and abound With inter
esting matter.
Mr.. Weaver has disposed Of the Belle
fonte Democrat to Mr. Crosthwai,e-W
W. Brown, Esq, editor.-It is rumored,
the Democrat having become Identified
with the "American" interest, new old
Line Democratic journal will be issued
from BellefJntc.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-11-10
Philadelphia Adv'ts
DreucD Truaaes,
Weighing less than q ounce,

't.-'e@''- ~ ''Hf OttHItS
ENOR the cure of HERNIA or EUPI RE
l. Acknowledged by The highest medical
a'ithoritles of Philadelphia, inculnparably su-
perI0r IL any other n use. Sufferers Will be
Sraiiied to learn that the occasion now ofer>
10 procure not ouly the Ggii,sf crG lqo,i ea,t.
but a. diiraGt Truss a. any oth,r r. in lieu (
the cumbrouS and nccr.firIable article uSu-
ally sold. There Is no dilicUily attending lie
fitting. and when the psd Is located 1t will
retaia its position wiihrUt change.
Persons al a distance unable g. call on The
subscriber. can have the Truss sent 10 any
address, by RENTING Five Dollars for the sin
gle Truss or Ten for the donh,e-wiih measure
arouHd the hips, and statlns the side affected.
II VIII be exchanged 10 snit If not fitting, bv
returning it al once, unSoi!ei.
For sale only by the Importer,
CALEB II. NEEDLES,
Cor. Twelfth & RIce Sis. Phiir1,kuiir
y ladies requiring the benefit uf Mecha-
nical Supports. owing to arrangement of the
internal organs. inc! !uding falling Of the womb
vocal, pulmonary, dyspeptic, nervous, and spi-
nal weakness, are Informed that a Competent
and experienced LGdy will be in attendance al
the Rooms, (Set apart for their exclusive usc)
No. ia TWELFTH ~. lst door above Race
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