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NEW YORK.
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Teyarc also Agent for the principal Paper Manuractur.
ers IN this country, and Offer Sale by e
tenstve and and desirable stock OF Paper Paper am.
('ei're'S' a'eris!s that be found in any other
country.
Their business is wholesale. Writing Papers
are sold by the only. = :
Their extraordinary facilities enable them 10 offer all
prices. - : - = = 1890
Paper made to order any size or weight Liberal all.
stock and other hand:ze
The highest market price paid In cash for ali kinds
Rags.
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Flan1shed Tin Ware.
uST opened assortment splendid PIanished Ware
GSilssIllg o. coffee aud Tea Urns cIufimg Dishes Oys
Ter Stewers Eesetail lie Dishes Dish Covers Teamni s.
LS;, stomach warmers and painted Toilet ses-ss
arc'c' We respectfully solicit the attic ntion nj
e Pubic 10 our varied aud beautiful emt OF House
HoBBS, BARNES S CO,
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9 a n q y a. o OISS.
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FREDK. FICKEY & SONS.
$50 BALTIMORE STREET.
Importers Of English, Gsrman end French Fs,,,
Goals,
HAVE now III store their Spring assortment or po,
IL Monnaes, Vto'ins, Percussion Gaps Ic.ors.On
Tooth aid Nall brushes Rosewood and iiuflIS M,
brushes, Combs OF every description, CueTy Fam H.
TOMS Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, WORK Boxe,, JeWer,
IN the Hosiery lire full assortment OF White R,o,
and mixed cotton hose, lsle Thread and Six boS.
otion hose OF every description, Lisle Thread and sill
hose OF every description Cotton Tca and Silt GIo.
Fiey a StewaIt's Patent ThreoI cotton, ThTe.S an
Silk laces, Silk and Pocket andkercaieis Neck lie
ETC. etc, N A's'
Dealers will find stock the most extensive IN
city and our prices low any in Tie lie coup,r
nIaT2i-dwtf 1''''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-30

dissolution of Co-Partnership
THE Partnership heretofore subsistic TIE M,
merSlgned under the firm Warden & Edwards
Warden las sold his inter est 10 James w warden Ali
persons indebted TO said late are requested 10
ann ADJUST their debts with Jacob N. Warden
Wheeling, December 1. 1852.
. JACOB NJ. WARDEN
urCt-tI MICHAEL EDWA RDS, Jk
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CINCINNATI
Apollo Ruilding. N. w. cor. s.h & walnu
ZINC NNATI, OIIIo.
ImcOrnornIc lll2.
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FTNlE attention ,b!iL respectfully called the
superior facilities afI Lcl this Institution
hyinS ind idLs in oush practical for III
Counting room and business pursuits.
Instructions ookkeePin: by DoH5Ie Entry.-A complete
Practical Ui Inst IuctiOnIS 81 in o! keep
IN: scientifically Oub Emt Books in the different dc
pa I'm IIis " trade CONNIE and manufactures corrc
nsntS engaged individually partnership i'll business,
wIceI adverse; III the purchase and sale OF
ing "H their commission joint
ltIoh, inclui kSrcuIliOnS in sOcks real estate, &C.,
WIFI stanbItth hank insurance, railroad. and books oil
joint STOCK ard Chartered associations generally.
Commercial caculat cnbTa every variety
rutat oms pertaining 10 business operations hein: taught
LSeo az 70 te most approved me hodS-lHterest Dis
count :qul ions, arb trationo Exchanges &C.
eTedhtEs Co1TeAPoHdece-SGch exercises intrOduc-
ID this subject calculated impress business
habit genuine business style OF nee unOn
iis n:nd oil The student well amIiarize him with
CONNIE tial teeniGates aud pIraseolOgr inc udng pro
THct:cGL FsltmrmNtP-Ce hour is devoted in teaching
systeinitsc style Of business tms conhing ,cedO
SltE thorough ComnlIIu Of hand aud rcn accuracy
e:hhce with ca aud Taidiiy AMI perfect lesb:ity with
.clmy CnISl' uCtioM.
ColnG:re.ul I.4.. -.u Political Economy -DaiIy Lee
'fe gwen or these important topics connected
v ia the avUcotions oil tile III the operations
;"nIe ard 'acticat ings nj trade
run Get OF P1rner>htr Eca and ageit, negotiable i'll
+;r"meTtS, slcs, drbtS, guarantees, laws
wealth cur eIcy, foreign omd domestic exchanges,
t.Woht, Interest, inter HaiiOn1i I! AIDE, &c.
YrrNS. -
ruc:IOn being :: ven in vdually applicants can enter
Enowedse OF the ordinary English branches is all the
'"quI site PREPARATORY qualifications.
Ihe business acquaintance the Principal en1beS him
''ce' 81 lance 10 those wishing procure situations
graduating.
week.
nriHnlas VI der seal awarded ;he graduates
TEhhS:-For partial cOu'>e. books. aonery. &c, in
70 fun co irse books. stationery Diploma de- tnclu-
janS'5s-IyI Prine;;paI.
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OR SCCONDARY 2, RAS.

VII Oh should eve be contemplated with uI su
ed ueIst presents mn incuhus to tie mind, hns It with
arid Sriele''si exclcs only feelings odistrusl
or icl9gnaIe The eXcrtiUTs OF parents aud glrlias
10 tcain thci' youthful ciI pon this
lcei has ioo often proved Isc am. uLa philosophy lei
hoe3I CO hu'nce b. shown them in carry dawn
hn gnIdr'l by The light OF tb, lie pitfalls OF ignorance
AIl subsequent mi ery win be easily avoided.
DRDAlEHIIlA
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IhI oush dera!gcncnI OF the nervous SYSTEM the mind
- mt' ans, mcDry fails, the power OF concentrating
.rs Tie throne OF Intellect and dcsolae rmidity
tHh rIeSolion wi:h nc;a chOly raity,-tIrow sIuomI
Onnu ne scene. oIlci haunted by Invisible torlcts
Tue burihcn Of life becomes inSuprortabe, and lie puses
"eSc' ate!y INFO the gulf OF nteiHrerancc sui Idle
IHE TRIIlMPN OLE SGIENC,E- -
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and is only advertised proven the afflicted partic
larry strangers. ON failing into The .'whed Sepulchcs
aud Olhe. abodcs of cinrtetamism blszoed in the
public prints the only places where cure can be OBJ
tanned CERTAIN diseases. Baltimore, like other la rec
cities is mvc ted with In tribe, stragci Should Be
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Throw Physic to the Observation-Disclosures s
- HYDRO ELECTRIC voLrAIc CHAINS. E
Producing ms tant relief from the most aci pa II I'd er
n"hcnily curing all Ncu'agic diseases, Rhcuma
lsii painful and Swclicd Joints, Neuralgia
al tie Face, DeaTIess blindness St
Wits aIcc, Palritations OF tie
Heart, Periodical Headaches
lains in The Stomach. liz.
disc. lion, Dyspepsia
CIeiLe Pains,
PARALYSIS.
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MOST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS!

Shall Happfness aud Health, or .EIissry aud
-lssnf;1-i = AfeEness, attend ~ q t-s = sE5}s
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Symptoms are silent GUIDES TO the locality and advance o
disease following in The train 10 self abuse; weakness OF
me OF Sahs loss OF L1ly vigO OF suScep
OHy pam ~ the head and limbs, pinpleS the AMI
NECK deS Of ylsisn want Of lnstre il the eye, pale
are lew oftLc most prominent pIiysi evils
EFFECrS ON THE MIND
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Reflections for the Thoughtful.

Strange that countless human beings exist and
drag through life do the beasts of the field. or
the insects of the earth, evincng no more thought
reflection than though the noble faculties of mind
were not vouchsafed to them. = -
Many such are husbands and fathers, upon whom
arc dependent the health, the well-being, and the
happiness Of confding and affoctionate wife with
perhaps family of children
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tDwIH a. CLADAC6u. W. II. CLARA
FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
Solid Observation-Disclosures.

, Solid Daguerreotypes.
latest discover is the wonder Of the The
y i1s" and in resembles the
SlvldnaI hair Taken at wHITEHURST,S over Camp
oes Jewery store baltimore street. In the cit: OF a
mo- e; aSO IN his washing on Gallery, ma will soon
introduced IN all OF his galleries. which may be found
all The principal cities in the Union. = =
Mr. WrEHURSr has the honor to announce that he ha.
Ist received et;cr from the President OF lie United
IScs' informing him OF the award or Medal, Certificate.
don - - ''' y O' i p p.L IF
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THE BLOOMING BRIDE,
DREADFUL iNHERITANcE
from the Eorenfa.

And must this continue Shall we be wise in
all that the cattle of fields horses
our sheep, our COWS, oxen, the nature and
character Of the soil we possess, the texture and
quality Of goods and merchandise but in all that
concerns ourselves human beings, with human
functions and passions, subject to great derange-
ment, involving our future peace and happiness
in all that concerns the health and welfare of the
wife Of our affections, and the mother of our chill
dren; in all that concerns the mental and physical
well being of those children. we should be i'm
mersed in the darkest and most
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consume the sell nuolIc victim OF secluded
ms ic presents hl sleL Heath, upon which fruits Of
Sein giowino hJ"er OF intellect bloom, tho
atnOs ic. Is tainted with discaSe, the soil narched by
"i!at U al heat, barren End obnoxious TO the eye
Though sad the picture IL is overweight; its orf:i
as al almost dali! presented 10 the Charge Of Dr. liar
u.s. the public horou;hure, tho disceringeye
can .Ia tx frequent corrob JGaon OF its truth
MORAL re;a IN dtSclslI7 Of duty obviously pre-.
cudeS an entire removal OF tho veil Tom this aiciOIy
picture human Tai!ty, hence but few oftle Synt
attendant ufo. tins bshing lnaaLy here be given.
IIE Sill L N'lN ADNlTOR
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10 FEMALES.
You Will find these Pills invaluable medicine in man,
complaints TO Which you subject. lii obstructiumS
either total or partial they In been found
hcheht, restoring their functional arrangements 10
healthy acoI, purifying the blood other fluids SO e,.
Leeiuniy 10 quito fight all complaints which may arise
nom female eguaIi ties, headache sliness dics
OF sight, pain IN the side, back, ETC., the public
the pest Pills all dis cases. upon the following
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We the Undersigned Physicians, wing the
oil ilelr LIuuCu!e submitted inspection, sa Va
That lie iS cdlets oil which they composed makes
them tic bsStffll III Use tor ali diseases Liver I'm
ru'ieS oiile blood, NGsay this only from our
own judgement, but also from tia or lie aI
ihOrly u the United States. All diseases IcGuiI ing lie
,c oEan Alternative, Darhorctic and PgaIive Medicine
That came under notice. kas been treated with The
ohuvc Pills with the most sail siaciory success.
GEORGE WOOD, NJ. ID.
.#f "a F. CROWLEY, VI. ID.
L. HOWEN, NJ. D.
% Purchase nose hut those having Tie signature y
y hOhENSAt:K,' upon c~ch box, n all others al
worthless mutations. -
Agents wishing supplies, and all others wishing 10
become agents, must add the proprietor 10
hENsAGk ut MS Laboratory, No, l2U No: ST. Get
above Race, Philadelphia.
Sold by all D. usgsts and Me Chants in tho U. S.
Pamphlets giving certificates o! pei formed In diff
'eten. sections oil the country, by the above
can he hH' gratis OF the agents
s%td ny Eaher, Wheeling waoIesHe and retail agent
rel, Badieylowni Caring, Philadelphia; " M Iinsack
cents. % mar90Hiv
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31
Supplement to the Charter ef'the
Lewisburg, Centre & Spruce Creek
Railroad,

SEC. l. Be it enacted, &c, That the
lewisburg, Center & Spruce Creek Rail-
Road Company, incorporated April 1853,
be and are hereby authorized, should they
deem it for the best interest of the Com
pany, to connect their road with the Penn
sylvania Railroad at Tyrone in the county
of Blair, instead Of connecting at Spruce
Greek, as now provided in the act to which
this is supplement, or to interscct with
the Allegheny Portage Railroad at Holli-
sdaysburg.
Sec 2. That releases may be taken in
the name of the l.. c. & S. c. Il. r. Com
pany for the right of way along the pro-
posed route of said l.. G. & S. G. II. r.,
previous to taking out the charter, and
shall be as good and valid to all iDtents
and purposes as if the charter had been
staken out and the company legally organ
:ized: Pforiled ho,cever That the Charter
be taken out and the ComESny organized
within one year from aud after the execu-
sstion Of such releases
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31
From Wisconsin.
Correspondence Of the Lewisburg chroniels.l
MADISON, March Is, 1854.


MADISON, March Is, 1854.
The Legislative pro-
ceedings for day, are generally summed
up on the back OF an envelope.
The skeleton Of Liquor Bill was passed
in the Senate, which, after two weeks
correcting, amending, and debating, was
also passed in the House, and returned to
the Senate, where the amendments of the
House were concurrcd in, and further
amended by adding a section to submit it
to the people for their ratification. In this
the House has refused to concur, and the
Senate will not recede from their stand
and the bill is considered dead.
A few days ago, fugitive slave was
arrested at Racine, Wis, and taken to the
Milwaukee Jail. When the fact became
known, all question Of the constitutiouality
of the law and the safety Of the Union,
seemed to be forgotten, and there was no
distinction between Silver Greys and
Wooley Heads, but all seemed determined
on libcrating the slave. During the after
noon, speeches were made, resolutions
passed, whiskey drank, and feeling Of
perfect equality manifested. By night
they we're Is patriotic - whisksy aud
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31
VOLUME X.--NO. 50.
WHOLE NUNBER, $40,


and show symptoms Of waking up; and
when we look back at her progress, in pop
ulasion and manufactures, during the past
twenty years, We dare not prophecy what
the mex. twenty years will make her, when
her present "magni6cent distances" are
filed up. And what an influence, for good
OF evil, must such city exercise in how
many ways, you need not that should
show; but permit me to say, that l know
Of no city (and have lived in both hem
ispheres) to which l would rather trust the
keys of either morals or commerce.
Meanwhile, the breaking up of old
landmarks has created . wonderful Autter
in the political nest, and the Oldest birds
can't guess in what direction the fight
will be /; but there is 10 doubt that most
Of the old ''fesders at the public cribs
will have to ego to grass"
The past has been an unusually brilliant
season among ltteratears, and We have had
some Of the most eloquent lectures to which
We have ever been permitted to listen.
This is decided advance in public taste
and morals; for not very many years ago,
q large proportion of the audiences at such
lectures, would have preferred the pit or
gallery Of the theatre, or anywhere else
rather than a lecture.yoom
A great deal Of this improvement is
owing to the opening Of night-schools dur
ing the winter season, and the infusion Of
a better taste, and a spirit Of inquiry
among young men who formerly spent
their evenings on the corners, or in the
bar-room but prison and almshouse stat
istics show the necessity Of more light still.
Yours, S. H. f.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31
Public Meeting.

At a meeting of citizens of both political
parties, held in Frick's Saloon, Lewisburg,
Union Co., 25th March, 1854, the follow
ing Officers were chosen:
President-JAMES HARRIS.
Vice Presidents-A. KENNEDY, DAVID
REBER, WM. FRIcK, A. J. WEIDENsAUL,
JAMES BLAIR, F. SToUGHToN, and others
Sccretarics-J. L. Reyman, c. II. Cook,
S. F. Kline
On motion, the President appointed a
Committee on Resolutions, as follows: O..
N. Worden, j. A. Mer,z, P. Lenbart, r.
~. Musser, Chas Crick, Jos. Bright, VIM.
Moore, D. C. Slifer.
3 The committee reported the following.
Ehich was read and unanimously adopted:
Whereas, VIC are credibly informed that
Maj j. W. Simonton, the Representative
Pf Union county in the House of Repres-
ntatives Of this State, has expressed hos
lity to the bill which has passed Senate
pr the erection Of SNYDER COUNTY by a
ivision of Union county: therefore,
d Resolrea, That this meeting, composed
sntirely Of those who supported Maj. ST.
nonton's election in good faith, earnestly
demonstrate against his course, regarding
as contrary to the personal pledges, by
him made to some of US and to many
others. that he "would be governed by the
Will OF the people on the Division"
Resolved, That had not Maj. Simonton
made those pledges, be coald not have
e'nmand'a or support, ep3, from Gu.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31

speeches could make them, when they were
Joined BY large delegation from Racine.
They then repaired to the Jail, and with
axes, picks, &c. broke down the large iron
doors, and led the sable hero forth amids.
the widest enthusiasm. He was placed
in wagon and started for Racine, /" fol-
lowed" says the State Journal, "by all
Milwaukee on the way thro' the ssreets."
Wisconsin bids fair to surpass Erie in
demonstrations of-rowdyism.
On election day in Milwaukee, . riot
broke out between the Irish and Dutch,
during which couple of Irishmeu and a
small spriukling of Dutchmen were slightly
killed by having their heads eaved in By
the showers of brick-ba.s brought into
requisit;on.
In Waushara county, few weeks ago,
man who had committed murder Q year
before and been admitted to bail, was
Lynched. The day previous, small crowd
approached his house and demanded his
surrender, as they were not satisfied With
his being at large, and wished to convey
him to Jail. He warned them of, and on
their entering the house he fired on and
killed one man instantly. The mob then
but soon returned with the
intention Of firing the house. They we're
again fired on by the man in the house,
and another of their number killed. They
then left until the next day, when they
returned with new recruits numbering
in all about $50 men, when they seized
their victim, and hung him upon tree in
sight Of his own house and family! No
thing has yet been done with the perpet-
rators Of this act, aud more than likely
never will be. r.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31
FROM AUSTRALIA,
MELBOURNE, Port Philip,
New South Wales, Sept. 5. '53.

! N'N" 'N's''' w e'NS, ~ ~" ~ '''
/ We arrived safe and sound on the Sd
inst, after severe voyage over the lndi-
an Ocean. We had nearly continual
storm the sea rolled nearly mountains
high, and several times l had to fasten
myself while lying down to sleep, for
was once thrown out from ten to twelve
feet by the rolling of the ship. There
we're two young women on board as pass
cngers, who stood it bravely.
Port Philip is large bay, and has a
splendid harbor for ships to lay at anchor,
but the water is SO shallow that large ships
can not get within a mile or two of the
coast Piers to reach them would have to
be a mile long, and ships are now unload
ed by small boats. The coast is low and
level, and entirely destitute of timber, ex-
cept kind of bastard mahogany scarcely
fit for frcwood. The river here is not as
large as White Deer Creek, but quite
different stream, at an average 20 feet deep
for number of miles.
Melbourne City lays two miles back
from Port, on the River, and on the road
between is mass of people going to and
fro continually. The city is well laid out
in square blocks and has broad and splcn-
did streets. The city is said to have
80, 900 inhabitants, and with the suburbs
(not including the mines) there are be-
lievcd to be 100000 emigrants. The
buildings arc poor and inferior, on account
of the scarcity of lumber, which is worth
from 10 to II cts. per foot, board measure,
and not to be had fast enough at that
There is no timber in the country, but
is all imported. Had 1 money would
buy ship, manufacturc lumber in New
Zealand, where it abounds, and ship it
across the straights. There is poor kind
of clay here, which answers for bricks, but
they are also very dear. 1f j. S. was
here, be would soon make q fortune at the
business)
TIE City is full Of policemen, BY whom
strarssrs ars protected better than in the
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31

APPLES WITHOUT SEEDS OR CoREs.-
A correspondent Of the Memphis Wing
gives the following receipt for obtaining
apples without seeds and cores:
stake the ends of the limbs of an apple
tree, where they hang low, so as to reach
the ground, dig small hole for each end
under the tree, bend it down and bury it
in the hole, con6ning it down 50 that it
will remain. Do this in the winter, or
beginning of spring. The end of the limb
thus buried will take root and put up scion
sprouts, which, when they become sufi-
ciently large to set out, dig up at the pro-
per season, and transplant them in the
orchard where you wish them to remain.
When they get large enough to bear, they
will bear apples IS above"
The truth Of the above statement is very
easily tested, and we hope some Of our
readers will try and furnish US with the
result.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31

The man who spells God with little 9.
is a member of the Wisconsin bar. He is
a man Of superior natural abilities and an
eloquent speaker, but being very deficient
in early education, he occasionally makes
the ludicrous blunders, which have rem
dered him famous. He was accusing his
opponent Of acting fraudulently. eyes,
gentlemen" said he," "the whole trans
action appears to me to be fraudulent
one. Upon every event in its whole course
l see written the word fraud. Ay, gentle.
men, and upon that plaintiffs brow (poins-
ing fiercely at that meek looking gentle
men)-clear as the light Of uoonday, i see
written in characters of blsckest dye
F-RO-A-D."
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31

4 H~We have seen letter from a res
ponsible source, announcing that Mr.. OWEN
pf Elmira and Mr.. BAYAED Of New York
have expressed their intention of attend
ing the Railroad meeting at Hartleton on
4he 2lst April. These gentlemen are
Eminent Railroad promoters, and their
visit will evince the interest taken in tic
AT-Line Route by New York capitalists.
We hope the committees appointed to
circulate subscriptions in the several school
districts, will do SO AT ONCE, that some of
the fruits of their labors-some proof Of
the faith and interest in the work of those
most interested locally-may be apparent
'at the meeting.