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VOL. 12.---N0. 46.

pa.sed on, and the ma,ried eou,le Win tA.ir
children, ioioed : marty Who vsre emierstins
to America ana settled m the county of IN.
peer. There they resided il Quiet com1orA
| had began 10 assume the aupearancs 81 euIti.
vstion-ths LOG house to s. encirslSa win
creepers and 6owsrinR shrubs. the whiye. hair
cd children plsvsd around the door. ~ "a
Ge,man hound 1sy vatehfu,lv = the eate snd
the truant sweet heart nov comelv ms,ro..
Gang A her wheel the sweet souss cf Aer n.
deriand. All vas pesce n tAis seouestersd
home. whom q the Close of bright day n
August, 1888. knock was heard g The door.
which was snswered bv the vomsn. vho .upon
opening IL. met face 10 face. her old auitor.-
The rsccRnjtion vas mutual NOT : word VA
said between them. but vhiIe ~ hssrt ~ c.s
81 them sunk within her NON verv Tar .hse
Of ms other vas roused 10 I iSensv. vhicH
made Itsslf msnifsst in : VIVA claa1 a. ioer
peut up vengeance.
The husbend vas absent. hayine eens uuon
bhuut,nr excurnion in psrsuit az 3sss. spd ail
that niskt with Ssors snd viSdovs eeFred.
I slespIeua teaYfNl traanh h1ins = vntNhep avnlNe6
his rolurn, H 6auo ao1. 6sA Ats Stsp psver
| lQnoaA Nennrn1 - l>aGnkeAA. "A
I !. Ice!s " 49, - -
fsnc - otse. :! qsyQeas ~. IhorNs % old
resident o. Lapesf county wssk!ng up0Wo 9
oasmy SUNDAY moiain& vPos tns 9o!ues cs
one Of those oeautiui Hois lakes which he
emoosomed upon tne uovesy openings o. tnes
county. found upon sne c:ach, Just Within the
water sedge.a human skuii: a, aloss 70 account
Tor its appearance there. No followed 9p the
steep bold bank which overhangs tbs lake. and
upon IT. verge, found the oody 70 which the
skail belonged. A1uiy was Summoned 70 me
ssrot. and the remains were et once id1ntihed
by the half frantic widow. whose wounds were
were opened afresh oy the discovery which
smut out forever the Iast ray o. hops which
had fingered IN her breast icr long. sad year.
The cause and manner Of the death Of ths
murdered man, were obvious ~ an exam:na-
ton o. the skeieton-a r'ne ball piercing
through the vertebral column from oehind had
passed out Though the breast bone. The msr.
dered man had never known who or What sosk
ms NE; hc lay % ~ fell, upon hia faor: VITA
his undischareed rifle resting BY hts side. and
upon his bleaching skeleton the hunting pouch
belt, knife and powder horn, which hs had
brought with him from old country houre.-
Autumn had deepened into wintsr-winter
into spring--spring had blosscmed into snm.
iner yet ihere he lay within three miles OF his
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-04-26
H. W. LATHROP,
Principal of lowe City Public School.

SoHooL Rcox. Iowa CRY, March IL. 1874.
Dear Sir: have examined with much care
the school bo1ks which you left with me a
few dafS since With Sanders scricssSf rssdiny
books have been somewhat acquainted and
considered them good, but the present edition
and particularly the new fourth reader is cer-
tainly excellent no better can be found in our
schools
Gray's Chemistry is superior work, prof
table in the school room aud 10 the private stu
dent. Thompson's series Of Arithmetics. Ell
ther in whole or in parts is also good, its ex-
tensive use speaks more for it, however, than
any cemmendation of mine can
Ar.Mc Elligo:t's Analytical Manuels,I am sor-
ry to say have not found time to examine as
wish 70 do. They treat upon asuhject which
is altogether too much neglected in our
schools in this age of rapid progression. So far
ss have examined them certainly think we'll
Of them, and have no hesitation in recommend
ing s1 the abope ,corks as among the very best
of our school books.
Respectfully Yours,
W. REYNOLDS,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-04-26

PsAcu BCDs IsyusED.--Ws learn tlst ~
cold weather VI March. 70 great sztest Ass
destroyed the peach buds in those ssstioss. cf
the country 10 New Jersey lying : few Diles
back from Raritan Bay, Atlantic, UppR kasi.
renly much less in lowsr Middlstowa and
Rasltan. Fears are also entertained thai the
clover sssd sown will b. rottsd In ths ground
quite generally BY the extreme eoldnsss eS
the SOIL
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-04-26
TEACHERS.

ASDrss NEW s.nlEs o. s.ADERs; BY Charles
~ ~. Sanden; =. ~. published by IvisoA 3
ralrxEr, New 1or..
These books are, 10 matter, engravings and
vPograpn!; entireiy new, simple 10 styte'
witnout oeing pueri'e-highiy moral ~ lone.
without being dull OF cynical-carefully grad
uesed 70 the known wants OF the schoois-
adapted to the convenience OF the teacher,
without attempting to reduce him to the con-
dition or mere machine-and withal unsur-
passed IN mechanical execusion-they are con.
ndently offered TO the public es inferior to none
Il not absolutely superior to al other w0rks in
the department Of education :.
The great cxcelience and popularity Of San.
ders series Of school books are alike sttested
oy the unqu.llhec testimoniais Of practicai
teachers, oy tue universal.ty OF their use IN
our own ana osner co0nanes-the safe mere
alone oeing oeev asy messen yeas-and ~
'nest slans.sion lnso osnss .so ogusges
mO"g .ns nusIs .,sca 'ss...on'As .n:n from n US
~, .'..r. .;.n. .h;s 80; a as ~ ~
SS.s: ea1sS s'A's - -. 80 - sts s1e
y f1Hs.es rSsl ae.x. ~. Is
C0ru,,oa Sckook. Ne,c YcfS, fWv i = =
Sanders new series of reading books have
been extensively introduced into the schools
OF this city. Teachers express their approval
of the hooks and find that children ara inter.
ested with them. concur with the teachers
that they are smethod;cal. propressi,e. and en-.
tertainnp. Tbev ara most certainlv vind;ca.
ting their wav in the pubIic'
+ From fhe pr;nc;caIs az ~ Ward Sehoole in N.
CT. of Mem Yorkl
"From the use ve have made Of Sanders new
senes Of reading books. thus far. We are prc !.
pared to saw that we are highly pleased with
ehno. Al<l - 4
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nRS. MORSMAN g. SANDERS
N AVE- associated themselves together 10 the
flpractice Of Medicine and Surgery. They
" i'll attend promptly to all calls at all times
Night calls made at their residences on the
Avenue opDOsite each other.
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THE REPORTER.
1OWA -O1EN:

!. CLARK Z y. h. SYLVESTER, EDITORS
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 90, 1854.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-04-26
EDWARD CONNELLY,

EDWARD CONNELLY,
land AGENT AND DEALER IN EX.
CHANGE.
~ ILL sell Land Warrants for cash or on
w time, to suitpurchasers, and will guarsn-
tie the warrants good in every respect. Office
c,.r ,site the Land Office.
Iowa city, August III 1852.
WM. IL. WHITE, NJ. ID.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office on
{ Clinton street. up stairs sp.sserry in'sncv
hr,tding: residence one d Dor south Of court
y" use. Will attend to all calls promptly.
Iowa city, August l8, 1852.
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QuEsTIoS BEFORE DEBATING CLuB.-Ths
question before the meeting 10 this :-If fel.
ler-what is a feller--and his gal-are abous
10 be parted Tor tmc-and they propose u
exchange daguerebty pes--and for that purpose
the feller goes with his gal 10 The daguereoiyps
shop-and Is to pay for having ths pictures
took"-and he only has money enough to pay
for one picture in an ordinary case. and the
sSoud he pu hs m.re.u s ~s
ugly mug of hernf Would II be gallant 10
him 70 put her mug in the ugly easel Would
u be jincreus in ham to put is mug in the ".
~ case which she has to keepY That's tie
question before the meeting. We are open fos
discussion.
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s. A. BISSELL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
AIAw, Upton. Cedar county, Iowa.
Nav, 1851.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-04-26

DR Woops-Dedy Sir: Having examined the
series Of Sanders readers (new series) have
no hesi'ancy in pronouncing them among the
best uow ia use.
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hi. ii. CROFT

TTORNEY AT LAW, Marengo, Iowa co..
Aiowas Will attend to all business entrus.
ed TO him in the line of his profession.
Bland Warrants located in any part Of
the State on the following terms. viz: l60 acres
$40: 40, 81: :40,t April q, 1897
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-04-26
w. PENN. CLARK,

&. B. PATTERSON,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
~ Law. Iowa City, Iowa, will attend to all
In siness sted to himi in the line Ofhis pro-
fession. may, 1921.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-20

I BEG leave respectfully to call The Pubhc's
4 attention 10 nav Establishment. No. J:5
Scuth FoCkTH ~. (below ChesibuD. PhiSad-
sigAia, fer the U'anulaclure and sale Of In.
vciores, v here | viii always be IN readiness,
10 attend 10 any orders may be favored with.
AN prepared 10 furni> Envelopes Of every
04aliir. s.ze AMI description. ho'esale and
hetaii, ,'he Cove crnmeRi pattern, plain and legal.
Eog'd ais ca! si;euliaB To the Die Sink
iT2. Engraving, Printing. and Embo~sing OF
fI>iuess Cards for Envelopes, LeiIer-heads,
nl.'-heatS. Cards, Circulars. & C. all of which
| fEIui>h at very low rates. Stamping letters
preyeuts their gong 10 the Dead Letter Office.
NTh rateni machines Of the latest improve
meutS for eTboSsiRg, printing. &c, also for
the manufacture # Envelopes, and every iaci-
hts Tor executing orders with despatch. and for
their d-.yery ~ Express Lines or as may Re
7srect rpar. ran not fad to compete with il
not excel ahy ct-"r e>tahlishmen Of the kind
in the world. Homeopathic Envelope,
coD>i1u,v On hand, samples Of which msv be
seen fhronicie office, also Of Die-Sia m ned Env.
lv5I1ditl WM. COLBERT.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-20
Philadelphia Ady'ts.
TreurD Crugge9,
Usig'ua, i,s tim .,

Nsig'ia, is,s tim 2i curcrs.
NOR the cure OF HERNIA or RUPTURE
Acknowledged by the highest me heal
authorities of Philadelphia. inconparablv Su-
perior To- any other ia use. Sufferers will he
sratited TO learn that The occasion now oilers
to procure rot only the Esii.sf and mosf easr.
bat d'trGbh Truss as any other. in lieu Of
the cumbroGs and uncomfortable article usu-
ally sold. There is 40 di;iculty attending .he
fitting. and when The pad is located it wall
retain its position without change.
Persons at a distance unable TO call on the
subscriber, can have the Truss sent TO any
address, by renting Five Dollars for the sin
gle Trnss. or TIA for the d0ubie-wiih measure
around the hips. anL stating the side affected.
1t Will be exchanged 10 suit il not fiiiug. bv
returning It at once, unSoiled.
For sale only bt the Importer
CALEB II. NEEDLES.
Cor Twelfth & Race SIS, PhIt4eiokia.
- Ladies requiring the benefit of Mscha-
nlcal Supports, owing to arrangement OF the
internal organs. including falling Of the womb,
vocal. pulmonary. dyspepiic, nervuns, and spi-
nal weakness, are informed that competent
and experienced Larry will he in attendance at
the Rooms. (Set apart for their exclusive use)
No. Iii TWELFTH ST lst door above Race
ly533
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-20
OEPuANS, COURT SALE.

0HPlAMS' COURT SALE.
DY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
Id Of Union county. will be sold at Public
Sale on the premises in White Deer township,
Union county, on
SATURDAY, 2s;h OCTOBER
next. al II o'clock in the forenoon, the follow
ing real estate, TO wit:
4 tract of land, late the estate of Adam
Geycr, deceased, situate in said township of
White Deer and county of Union, adjoining
lands of Francis Walker, Abner Robins, David
Bennage, Cha's Speese and others, containing
IS Acres and 10 Perches,
allowance measure. 90 acres of which are
cleared, and tine balance well Timbered. .ss.h
About three acres of the cleared land are -
excellent Meadow good ORCHARD of DIFF
fereni kinds of Fruit. Among the improve
"a men,s are good two storey Frame
Eel Dwelling House and a FRAME BARN
There is also an excellent Spring OF never
failing Wafer near the dwelling.
The Terms Of sale will be easy.
ISRAEL GEIER.
Administrator of AnAN GErER, deed
White Deer, Sept. 81, 1884
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-20
New York Adv'ts.
THE GREAT REMEDY,

4 BOUT which SO much has been said and
~ Published, is among US. Who has not
heard OF the MEAICIN lHUSTiNG LINZ
NENT? Many millions of bottles have been
sold and used 10 cure Rheumatism. Ulcers,
Sores. Bruises, Sprains, Rng-worm, Felons.
Salt Rheum, Piles. Sore Nipples and Caked
Breasts, Cancers, Itch, Corns on the Toes,
Sore Eyes, Ear-ache, PimPies, Swollen Joints
or Limbs, Cuts, ScaldS, or Scald-head. Numb
Palsy, Bunions or frosted feet. Warts. or anv
other complaint that can be reached by an
external remedy. And it has always been
successful. lr Is Equally coon in healing
Wounds, Scratches. saddle or harness Calls.
or any sprain, soreness or stiffness, and 1t is
warranted to cure SPAWN, Ringbone, Splint,
or Poll Evil, on Horses.
- The I.iuiment is put mp in three sizes,
and re;ails at % cts, so CTS. and 81. The large
bottles contain much more Linimen, in propor-
Ii,a to the prices and are therefore cheapest.
10 Country Merchants.
Every store should be supplied with this
valuable LINIMENT, as it paws good profit
and sells rapidly. CIV. WESTBROOK,
Successor TO A. G. Bragg & Coz
Originator and sole Proprietor.
Principal Oflices-30i Broadway, NewYork,
and cor. Sd & Market SITS. ST. Louis, Missouri.
Sold by every dealer in drugs and medicines
throughout the United States, Canadas, West
Indies, and Bermuda Islands. [ly533l
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Front 13D!lartlpbta.
@oorrespondenee Of the Lcwisburg Chronicle.l
-..I PHILAp., Oct. IL, 1854.

Correspondence OF the Bcwishufy thronicle
-. PHILAD., Oct. II, 1851.
The news Of the late dreadful marine
disaster coming jnst on the day of election,
has thrown that important issue far into
the shsde, and rot one has stopped to
chronicle the safety Of the State, or the
danger Of constitution or creed, except
our rcry democratic friends of the Pan-
syicanian. Successful candidates, and
successful parties, have stifed their shout,
of triumph and hung their victorious flags
at half mast; while sighs and tears for the
unfortunate victims, and sympathy and
prayers for the bereaved, have been the
oatgo:nss Of the public heart for the last
week
Worry few events within my recollection
has created so much unfeignei aud univer-
sal sorrow not even the mysterious fate
Of the President or the Glasgow; for in
their case the feelings were held go long
in suspense that the mind settled gradual
ly down in quiet resignation, as hope, like
the setting sun, gradually sunk from sight,
without point to mark whore day ended
or where night began. Since the long
trip of the Atlantic, year or two ago,
the public mind has not suffered from un-
necessary alarms, but the news of the loss
Of the Arctic comes Ike a thunder-bolt,
and presented the dangers Of the sea in a
new and dreadful aspect.
There can be nothing more criminal in
the way Of earelcssncss than that of run
ming at the rate Of fifteen knots an hour,
without precautionary signals of some
kind, through the dense fogs Of Nova
Scotia, or the great fishing banks, local
ity where vessels are to be found thicker
than on any other part Of the Atlantic.
Sai.ing vessels are comparatively safe, for
there is never any breeze when fogs arc
so thick, and the surface Of the water is
smooth as glass; bat these leviathan stea-
mers are not dependent on breezes, and
while the helpless sailing craft lies be-
calmed, she may be swept from existence
in a moment. There seems to have been
no signals Of any kind in u1e on the Arc
tic; and TINS we say, her loss is the result
Of criminal negligence; and where were
all her boosted equipments for the preser-
vation of life , and how comes it that the
mos. Of those reported saved, so far, are
Of ID crew and officer?
But your readers may not be interested
in this, 50 We will not urge the point.
You, Mr.. Editor, can understand some
thing Of the horrors of the deep" hav-
ins so lately gazed upon its furrowed face,
and played at rough and tumble" with
the old monster, and even "caught.a a crab."
How do you Ike the election in your
region? [Firs. rate thank you, sir.-ED.] ]
Is it no. spleadid declaration Of rights
Of the determination Of the people to do
their own thinking, and not to swallow
whatever parties or cliques mag please to
knsad up for them! The supposed failure
of Prohibition is very much regretted
here, and by thousands who take no active
part in the cause, but who have the hesrte
Of men, aud can not shut their eyes upon
the squalid misery following the train Of
drunkenness, or close their ear to the
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-20
IEWISRJIRG- CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.
"rHE CABIN BOYS STORY"

Semi Nautical Ronrapce Of intense interest, iy the
Author of the Pirate Doctor the lawyers story,
the .Od Doctor" &e 4c-
THE .uccess ihe writer of the above
popular works. j. sufficient guarantee OF IN" f'FOr
with which prpin tons coming from bis vi e
received BY the pnbc. ''TaE ,AHis BOi's ssoRv IL D
narrative illustrating the horrors Of the slave
Trade AS carried ia the Coast Il Africa Th3 author
has served the nayyanl the descriptions and char
actrs are painted from personal Acquaintance nth thcn
The story full of exciting interest and adventure as
th celebrated work q D,foe, "obinson Crusoc, and
la. the advantage that glorious hcpn inasmuch
as 1t s founded facts Of every day 0eeurIebce Inc
history Of th heroine Of the story, Eueika the trc
sian slave purchased at tantinopl. educatd su
married by the reckless yet chivslEie seynour-tHe
,manrr If the Aibatr6ss, il simply the narrrtnh "i
fact painted from th life, AMI all the numerous char
cters portrayed throughout the story are vvidy and
graphicsliy drawn.
The publishers have already received or!ers FOR tn"
VII lie -" tn edition IL originally thsir intention Z"
pUli-b; e,nse4u nly they bav" been Obliged lHrt -
to n-rt id they respectfully request TIA; al or
utrs may be sent Immediately.
Thty confidently pet TINT th" work VIII crer'e n
much uteru-t any work oi Letion That ma 81 sle
years emynati fr IN Tie PrS, n, notSl.hftan il-'
the publiciii1n Il Unric Toms taiin ~utk- re-
I,i!p. u slavery in tmrrica. and c,N, have b"n
numerous, bar appeared having rrntt'n 20 TIE
sysm OF purchasing slaves on the African Coast writ
ten " who has witnessed IL In al it, hiur d,i-
nIty The work l. written in castr aIii pos" itT r
ami will be u wrcoae and instructive alJiton to the
family library.
Ji@ work will form beautiful volume or q
page hrrdsoncy illustrated Silh fine ehgTaliu1- Hfi
elegantly bound in cloth Price. in c!1th. Ear
in panrr - c.nt. ut which corr will be sen; -
the put to any part Of ,he country Tree 0f pos
ta.c.
e. For sale who.esac and retail iy the rubli,F.rs,
ELLSWORTH STEEHF.
No - BsrKHtS STEE.r- Wv TorK
And by aIl booksellers Throughout the Uuie States
ard Bfi'i'h rrnyin-es. 2m--
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-20
FINE STATIONERY.

ItRAIti 6, FULTON. 10 South EIGHTH
y Street, Pa.h.dfipfiG-beg leave 10 call
the attention Of Country Dealers. Schools, and
persons visiting the Cirv. to their complele
assortment of Enghsh Frenoh, and An,rior
STiIfONERY,whi they are selling Who.-
sale and Real on tie most reasonable terms,
Their stock Comprises srery resri,fy Of CAP.
Letter and Note Paper and Envelopes, includ-
ing sull assortment Of the celebrated goods
of De La Rue & Go. and Thos Rhoads & S,p.
Of icndln. Also
Gold and Steel Fens. Drawing Pencils ia
ber'S and oiher>'), Drawing PaTer. BrisroT
BOARD. Sealing Wax, Ink, InlsianGS Rodgers
Crooles, ,WoSienhclmS' and other fine Cullsrv-
PormoHaieS- Pocket Books, Portfolios Wrir
ing Desks. &c. &C. Persons visiting the Civ
can have their r7Yer and envelopes embossed
with their b1iot without extra charge
2 Orders from dealers and INSTITUTION. cf
learuing respectfully solicited and filed with
ihe >ireIest integrity lem5l1pdl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-20
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

10y virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court
ID of Union county, will he sold, at the
Public House Of Gideon Biehl In Last Buffalo
TIP, Union Co, Pa, on
"Wednesday, lst Norember,
1851. the following described Real Estate of
the late George Royer, deceased:
A small tract of iirst-rate Limestone land
situate In Butfaioe township. Union county.
adjoining lands Of s;amael Glick,John Rohland,
and JChn Heinbach, containing
l3 Acres
and 1874 Perches neat measure, all cleared
and in a high state of cultivation, and on the
public road leading frcm Lewisburg TO New
Berlin.
Sale TO commence at l o'clock IN the fore
noon of said day. TERMS of sale easy, and
will be made known on dav Of sale.
GEORGE MEiXELL,
Administrator OF GEoRsE RorER, dec d
Sept -, 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-20
WILLOW Ware. SC.

II. COULTER, 10 South SECOND St,
IhHfdEA q. = dccTS above Chesinut East
SIDE. lmp' r'rr md Manufacturer all kinds cf
III I.LCN y ARE-Consi>ting in rar, CT
~ the following Ladies TrsvelIng Bas-
hoiS. Nofk Baskets. Flower Baskets. Office
Baskets. Secar Baskets. Plain. Fancy and En-
broIdered Baskets. Ladies Wcrk Stands and
Sewing Chairs Ct beauuful design and excel
'ent workmanship, which he is selling rem.r-
l,ahlv cheap for Cash.
N.B.--ju>t received from Germany a large
ard varied assortment Of FANCY GOODS. to
which the tent.on of the public is respco.-
fuiiy invited I6m5I7tad1
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-20
ZsNE PAINTS.

nNE-THIRD CHEAPER THAN WHITE
~ LEAD, and free from all poisonous
qualities.
TIE NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY, having
CRAFTY en.arg tteiI works. ard improved the quality
ct Their proits prepared 10 OF ers for heir
SufESlOR PAINTS, Dry. and Ground in Oil, in
assorted ackases OF from - 10 5C0 pounds; also
DRY. in Barrels. of ? q pnrTds oa,h-
Th"ir WHITE ZINC. wl;rh = s0ld dry ground in
OIL is warranted pure and IsrrI for body and
uniform hiie mss
method PREF aration has recently been Discovered
which be> the Company 10 their paints to
keep ir srd s1n in Il" kegs for any reasonable time
In thiS e hcir PANTS will be superior any other
in the Hark-t
Their BROWN ZINC PAINT which Is soid at q low
rrce and can only bc lie from the Zinc ores from,
Ngw J-r-cy, is now we'll known for s protective QUAR-
tir- WI applied To iron oiLsr me'aiic surfaces.
Their SrO> COLOR FAINT POSES rl the proper
ties of the HrUwu and is e an agreeable color pain
ting Cottages, IeTois, out tuidinrs. BRIGGS, &c.
fEENCIi RICHARDS,
Whri~salr Paint Dealers and importers.
NV. cor. Of l0th and Market Sts. PhiiddelIhis-
Gm53Sti%
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Nsw Stock } Window Shades. { New s'gLs
1891 lS.ji

c. I. MILLER & CO,
UNDOW SHADES-sourh-wes corner
w Second and Arch SITS. PAii1dtiphfa.
Such as Goihe's Landscapes, Borders. Vases.
Scrolls, Boque,s, Gold Borders. &c of the mos,
beautiful designs and perfection of finish in
hte country. and at such Low Prices as
to challenge all competition. Buff and White
Hollands, CambricS, Tasseis, Cords, Brasses.
&C.. in every variety for CITY or Country trade.
- We invite an examination Of our Stock
at the Depot, S. w. corner n & Arch. PhIad.
Jan. 1854 lm5II
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-20
UNIVERSITY NOTICE.

'E'HE next Session Of the UNIVERSITY at
1 LENISBURG. will open on the third
Thursday (l9ih) Of October. Students are
admitted 10 either The Classical or Scientific
course. or TO pursue select branches, II they
design remaining less than three years.
The ACADEMY receives such as are not
prepared to enter College, or wish TO study
some elementary branches in connection with
some studies in College.
The FEMALE SEMINARY opens the day
before the Collegiate Department. 1t offers
the highest advantages which experienced
Instructors and an admirably adapted baildins
can secure.
Tution-in College (per annum) $50
in Academy do 20
Female Seminary, higher branches do 80
do common do do 90
Board, so to $s2,25 week. f4w545