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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08
CLIPPINGS

lh" man who lives III vain live. wors.
than IN vain. tie WAC lives to no purpose
lives to purpose.
Pride is n voice. which pride itself in,
cline. every man to find IN others. and Ia
overlook IN himself.
wound from tongue is worse than a
wound from "a sword the latter affects on
| ly the body the former, the .tit,, the
soul
! The excesses OF our youth are drafts
upon our old age, payable with interest,
about thirty years alter date.
TINS Penus, lvania hoase Of represents,
,'ves has passed the main liquor law The
New DIRK leeislatule has also passed tn.
same measure, to lake effect IN MAY. - Dem.
Archbishop llnghs has expressed hiuns.f
in iAvor OF the acquisition OF Cuba 1t IL
said that he can do more Ia bring It about
than ANY other maa ia the United States
the Pfeslden, not excepted Dem
The legislature OF New Jerse, adjourned
sine dine nj three o'clock on Saturda, morn
ing, the 18Th ult The Maine liquor law
WAS defeated bs vote Of 80 to 90 ! Dem
letter has been received ~ the navy
department from oon,'r Watson, Of the I
). steamship Fulton, at Havana. in which
he expressed himself in term. Of the s,tong,
est condemnation OF the outrage - Dem.
\ person named Henry Carter. ut New
OK, has received Sl7on J.,,,,,a. ,,o,,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08
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TIE MELO pIAN

THE Subscriber take. pleasure IN announcing
l that lie has made arrangement With the
manufacturers fer the sale ~ the above neni,
Invented and patented Musical lustrumeni--
Invented aud manufactured hy ii. Is Horton
4 20, Aaron. OHIO.
4 specimen Instrument lust received tnay
be seen by calling on the subscriber.
IN view oil oar precufiOu- nav CATION, applI-
caIVn without delay, Is solicited Of ta0ss VINO
would -tCGrr too Themselves lll. pride And or
uainru. OF the plrirr, and delightful CHOIR u-
stfuneut They can be sent with perfect sale
, lu .tb par, ct ihv country.
SCkfPItDN ETC.
The M"lo-p"4u wares IA compass from five
leo sN octa.e-. Boz ~lsr Do .- smaller tuH4 %
'ttpo, but 10 SHAPE 49, much 4Ae taal lu,lrl
meat.
lne Instrument mast DO beard 10 be apprc-
ciatcd-tor It's own tongue cJH 5r.t sound .s
own praise altl illustrate It's lajmllbe mod
lalton ard perfect harmony with tie human
voice, by reason Of which u has already worked
H. aay lu thc hearts Of multitude, % happy
tiinilic~, and eaG-cd It To breeuic highly pop
Laf al, an accompaniment 10 The social ard
,,ered song
It, power can be made amply sufficient for
large chnif and 10 lus,fumen. in tac w"rid
hafmoni2cS SO perfectly w'n the human VOICE.
It seldom gets out Of fvpaif and may be
used tor ycats Without leit,u. out OF fafc
fficc Varies according To s1c. and also
neither -iugle or double sets oil reeds
ivrms made knOMn Oh Application.
H. DANFORTil
y - The subscriber w,ii also .Ne i0,truc.
non Oh the Instrument. Al-9 turc and e. pair
Pianos just received good supply OF Pa 70
uu.s. tN1. 36--uy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

GENERAL Lamar recently paid v's' u"
the city Of Houston. His health. SAYS the
Banner, 10 better than II has been Tor y
number Of years IT, is ese-.d'ngl, agree
able, pleasant, aud lively. in conversation.
and Notwithstanding he has passed r"a'
through his three score years. yet he tells u
wheu At home that he goes into his 'nrm
and follows the plough, daily, among his
hands.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

Arm WASTED --Singl 10 ladies, deslrous
Of doubling their chances for usefulness
and serving their country. are i"to
Tin, Mai ! kearnon advertises for x'W
in the Western Texan. For the inform
ton Of applicants. the Major states !" IN.
advertisement that he is handsome, moral
and industrious. and able to pay his way
and hoard n, the Plan. House &c. Apply
a, his Rancho. on Coma"chs Creek --
Ranger.
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STAIR - LNAs,

tuaafo at Ugrruon,
NOTICE is hereby gwen that Jefferson NJ
Y saunders, administrator OF the estate uI
houa- C. Saunders dcceasrd, has flied hI
accounts with the said estate, and thar -alu
,cruunl- viii b. opened al the neat term co.,
hr county court, TO be held m AND for the
county of Harrison. Texas, uu Tine l.-j Mon
iag ia Apui 1904 % beng The ~ b Jay thereof
tor consideration and allowance, Nneu HDa
where all persons inler,-tcd MAJ attend au
conI,.l them IT they -ec proper. by efaer Di
,,id court o ilLNDttlt h, tlk
April 1854. No S'-l-l
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

On "Wednesday the 18th u'., Oscar =
Smith, q student Of Hamilton, Ga, was
shot by q man named VIM. Buriord. III
Organ Of that place. says king alcohol
was tho cause Of the shooting Smith
lice IN critical condition Der
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

VI Il 7. IT,
On the 23nd of March ult by Rev jos pl
Nicholson, FASTER of Christ Church, At Hon.
ton Hon JAMES X HOLLAND of PanoH
county. Texas. to Miss IANtEli.A An
DREWS, second daughter Of Col Andrew OF
this city.
.eross the threshold led
And every ient ki.s'd n ~ suop A. shsd.
ni. house she rntcrs ih-r,. t he hight
Shra,ne ,,ithn while all without T. night
4 eusrli. Nnerlo'rr hIs lite prr.riine
Doubling mS p'cpsufa pui h,-r n-r-- dividing = 80
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

Of TIE 81 l. oi T. Ss-, and approved tie Ais:
Of Dev,ins-r, 1853, which act apprcr':st.s 10
ans company Who ,asy construct a rA.lfeaa
from some POINT on he eastern line Of Tia
state, not north o: the town of Fulton H..
Afkbrsns, 70 suitable point on the Rio
GrstTe, AZ or near the town If r. Ps.o, eross
ug thc rivers Trinity. Brszos, ard Coloraty,
az renr he 32l degree of north latitude q,
IHtucAhir. ard pot the same IA conpvlu n,..
nation. 40 sections 81 lind Of $40 acf.s TO he
section, for each ul.ip Of said fuad. nra also n
fi. tt q Way, not exceeding three huudf, d fee.
.u aidih. along ih- tLtt length OF said road
through Tue pub ,4lds Of TIE State. and ni-o
alI iiv ms esls. %! every ecser ption, on tie
puHac i-tis "a tar mss If said road. +. hi.s
they puAlu ile property ot the Sts,r, for .is
uses md lutfosr- q said 'oed. ~ II. consirue.
iion, ana 90 - t1., q WIKI the necessary
furniture frd machinery, tu. 10 tinker On n,
aHCrnte sections tsfsNtd TO tho State to l..
used eiier T.. completion Of ia. fOHd .Atel.
upon Do. lutee hundred f.t sfauIed as H..
rlht q Wee Al - the nnapfropfieted pub.
% lands uf tte State, between tie So, ard
s3i degrees a. nufif. latitude. ald east Of tho
lOse acrret e.. longitude, west ifcia Greet.
NIeh, gtd be.pVeH 'te parallels OF 20 Lsr,es
mi so uiuutes atd - j' crees Of north la,..
tate, aud sect OF sad lC3i degite of long..
iade arc reserved From location Until tho
lraek .i said road j. selected, after which all
~ sa.1 urarpropH.ied lard aitiin 30 miles On
cseh -ur 81 -iad fuad - reserved, and so soon
.- said ifaeR lt l".aita, the company contract
.us Tor su.d tald BE- 10 ctC-c said re.t rvat,ra
Go ts sur. eyed iu.a sections oi $40 acres cecii,
-s'i -.c.uH- io b. t1 d square and those ad
lol 1870 i.ie fsaa 10 lfoni ou. MALE thereon and
so 10 p r-r prevented IS SURVEYS r.sdo
Frtous Pee DO, pla az Oi SID meg aisd wiIen
-alI cutur.uf cd u hayc cou.t lrtrl 30 mile.
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l. I I T. II y y 4 4 % l. l..
MARSHALL, TExas.

- - ~ - y ~ II l.
MARSHALL, TKxas.
~ THE Subscriber beg.
e5;1EfEf Lave to inform ~ b, j., s Y.
generally, that he now
owns the well known L.,ery Stable foru.es.y
known n Pefn's Stable.aut having rinGc con.
.ldrrlble Improvements is ready 70 take care
Il horses and stock 10 as good s.,lp A. can
BE- doHe any where aft na take. e l.
llyu-on, tie sole proprietor, having been 1.-
.oc.aicd with Slr Perry "a the business f1f ti.c
last Two years. Is vel acquainted with thr
same. and VIII guarantee ample -ali-isrtou ,o
customers. All he asks Is q call TO SECURE pat.
f0uapt.
! wish Il remembered that | am not cor
ueticd with ans hotel, but viii recciy" nud
return h9f-cs, baggage, &c, To- ANY part 81 the
town designated. hsgo always on hand
a good assortment 81 Horses Buggios. Hacks
&c, 10 hire -r'l, " trade.
&. T. HiNSDN.
IA have secured the ser,ice- of
YWAe Nr J NJ. Babe, a connection with
the Gt8se establishment, who carries OH tie
saddle aud hsrusss business 10 al, .,s btaneae,
wlcre customers and t5a,sicls eat be- s,t,ldgd
10 at shot. n9tlte.
brt % 1881 II n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

Miss Della Webster is now il the jail al
Bedford, r,mbls Co, Ky, IN default OF
giving 4i0.O 00 bad for assisting slaves l"
escapc from their owners to the Tree states
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

flh, years ago. the senior baptist MIN,
,.ler. IN England usually wore large bush
sigs, carried gold headed walking canes N
.4yir right hands aud umbrellas under their
4 arms. No, half dozen OF their church,
r, had an organ Or \ stove sermon would
b. found fault with IT less than an hour
.1ag, or II a scrap OF paper WAS seen before
Me preacher; aud An ordination service
Mas SIX or seven hours ia length.
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>Oi'iCh.

4 Ii. persons knowing them-cisc. indebted
: \ either hy uutr OF account, To- IT," 1fm- OF
Narun, Mclean, s. Co. MrLciu 8 Jones
and to Nell VI, Lean a Co, arr. uouuvi to
come forward aud make immediate paymeu,
to the Undersigned, lwho are alone authorized
to -.jile these ameUnt-,) Of they vii find them
IN All officers hands for collection.
NELL MCLEAN, q co
Apnl = Sol u37-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

The value Of the cargo Of dry goods loo
the ayt,s, merchants, which was DESTROYED
by the sinking Of the steamer Aon'''e !"
few DAYS since, is estimated by the \"'ehe1
tourier at $4,000,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

~ l. - Ut w
Rev p = Butler. If Georgia. "lll preach Il
the B,p,i-t Church IA tins place, 10 morrow
at eleven O'Clock
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08
NJ " ADVERTISE HLNIS.


MARSHALL TEXAS
A. their ncw stand, on ne corner Opposite
& q Grgg d 90. West Of The square.
~ WOULD respectfully invite the attention
of their friends and customers IN Harri.
a son and The adjoining counties to their
large and carefully selected stock Of fresh and
genuine,
Drugs, Medicines,
Parts, Oils,
Pat Medicines, Garden Seeds,
Surg Instruments, Shop Furniture,
Paint Brushes, aruizhers,
Brandies, Fancy Soaps,
Hair OILS, Colleagues,
Chemicals, Dye stuff,
Periumery, Window Glass,
Fine Wines, Pomadr-, &c a..
Dut entire stock - nr~, having been select.
ed IN the best Northern markets, by one of the
firm, whose experience IN buying aud 81 Hug
drugs We thnk sufficient guarantee to our Gus
toner. that we eau sell them at a- reasonable
prices and on a. accommodating terms a. auy
other similar establishment Our establish
meni has the ubiiVidrd attention Of Doth pal.
ucr- and order, or prescriptions will be- fnth-
fnliy and punctu .ily attended To at all hours,
Mar.h II. Mr. ; ls5i. "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

INCREASE OF iAANbLE IRofLhih -
Bt>,R Co,Nry The Western Iexan,
.peaklng of the growing Importance OF
| BeStr county, says tina, the assessment
| -all,, for the present year, show an 'ncress.
| 10 the valuation OF property, to the nn"un'
! oi $50. 900 over thos. OF last year
CRreL TREATMENT AND DrArn o. 4
| tHlLD On the ION ultmo, u man by the
came OF Amor aad hl, wife, hsing near
Sligo. Henry county, were brought before
| Esquire Galispie, Tor the cruel treatment oi
/ the husbands child--a h'tIe g'rl about ~
Years old. The PROOF WAS conclusive.
The child nni deem ctu.lls wlpl aud -caid
|pd Il wa. covered with bruises aud sears
Ii WAS taken from the ,niiurn,n paif. AM
/ tA.y were unfortunately = leased, Ia,
|m,n d.,n't drn, ttr chntgs, hut l'id It on
H.. wife; SAID he cnulio', control hrt. Is,
L h, threatened tn take ~, liir The cWl
Bad been kicked across lh- -" ~, eve" 49,
|she IRE, ~ the presence ol us '"t 'tf H'"'
|.thrrs Those vino wtti'e>''d Ia" cas-
shon.hl him - guilty ~ th" h a.l'f st'P
hno'h.r. o. the iu,sdAN pHoNlug IL
IA a. the two dr'non. t,m1p' Ned, H"d "'
rlday Afterwards the poor rhild di'd L.
.aaiitlru to the luhuman vl"lrucr, Ia. ht'l
|SuHrfrr was almost starved 80 death /
had been deprived o. fond, according I" To-
tr,tinou, OF one witness. io' twenty lou
i iouf. at a time, and was = ducrd hln -
L To- ,krleton, and wascnhihitrd si tn 'Ii4l
/ s Il, st piahlv ohlrc, ibc "iIe r ID chd
dtpn ct her ovn, that I''ed differently
the man has ,,lalives LIVING near lud'Hn
a,pli. The verdict 81 the jury at tn" 81 -
,.a,t's n1ucs, was that the ch'ld cam"
| - death i,nm the Treatment r'c"i'"d i'"
it, parrni-, which from the d' seilp''"" -
au rN.u ltn.ss, Is too ohvl,,us I" b" d"nh''o'
The Louisville Democrat SAYS Nm"t = "
man be,wee, ,hity aud forty ,esrs "' age
With light hair and blue eyes, with s''sN'
mpediment in his speech. li' is rather
lnd.r medium size. \ reward VII "a"
dpn't y. offered IL, the i'"vrfnof tor u''
apprehension OF the tugit'vcs. 'h"y arr
aot fit 10 i've Uet'f;.
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man RKIOTlpLN.

AIR. A uERRI\D respectfully invites the
vi attention. OF III, community TO his fic-
lur. Gallery
Room. dp stairs in the building formerly
known =. Sander. and Mcdonald Drug Store.
Room. open lrou. los 4. Nj, till
Marshall Feb t. 1884 Is.
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NJ tt Z.
1 Ii persons having CLAIMS against the e--
\ tate Of William q Booker, deceased, ar.
hereby notified to bring them forward within
the inc prescribed by law, and those indebted
to said estate are requested To come forward
and make payment; also per-ons having
claims against the estates Of " iliiam and Nancy
fiil Gibbons, deceased are hereby notified to
brng.lh.m forward within the tune specified b
law, and those indebted TO said estates are re
gue.igd TO come forward aud make payment.
JAMES VILLA AhS. Adm
\pil : l~3i II.
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i.suc3 March rs, 1854
". - DARNALL, J. +
DAVID Nst'alsJl,

DAVID NspuAJI,
W.TCH HtkTR AND Jh WELLER
Wuuib respectfully inform bis frepd-
rA az ihc public hat he has ya-t received
s1'~ /. handsome AID tR-iefuy selected As.
~ornent u JEWtLsY, consisting Of breast,
pms, car rings finger riaes, and number OF
s4airhss, Il vnrou- patterns. Sc, which he j.
read, 10 sell on accommodating terms He is
Also prepared 10 do Al work with which he may
b., favosrd, IA w"rkmaullke and expeditions
WHHnrr.
shop OH She north -ide Of ghe pubie .qusre.
Na,shail Npil /, 81 ly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

nEAiLkS IN Fore N and Domestic Hard.
~ 1aare, I'm. f-sa-cs iron, Na'is, Copper.
Iiic, d., Ne Ct lanai street. >es urisan.,
A.,.,,',s .ltY l'are'. reftahle So Nis.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08
ADMINISTRATORS s\HE

10y order of the County Court, Of Pamela
ID county. Texas on the hr~t Tuesday IN
MAY next, VIII sell at the COURTEOUS. door,
IN ia. town of Carthage, ~ administrator q
ia. estate OF MARY |. Iiaden, decea-"d, the
following tract of land on twelve months time,
the property Of said deceased estate. To vii
AS acre. of the headrgh. of Ca-~rll Ste
vens. also 50 acres of the headlight of Dick
son Thompson, both of which pieces OF land
are situated az Pamela county, Texas. Notes
with approved security, and mortgage on the
property sold, will be required OF the purria-
srrs
b THOMPSON, Adm.
April :, Sol II,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-08

y T. " I. - Ds.
WE are nos receiving aud opening ~ our
w New Stand, corner store, adjoining
Young u IohHsou- Drug Store u large ~.
flmtut OF
SIAILE t\D FANC1 GODBS.
Our Stock, which is entirely nclo, has been
carefully selected ~ the best Northern markets
We viii b. m daily receipt OF addition, to
our assortment during the neat twcHtY DAYS &.
aud our stock when complete, viii not b. SUI
passed bs any IN this marSeL
W. ask he favor If our Old friends aut the
IubHe generally, to give Us = share 9i their
pa foHage.
II & 4. II. kEi
Marshall, March - 1i 30 Il.
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~ 4. - - 4 l. q.

TAR J + iIEkNEN Office on the North
- west cornet Of the pubHc square one
door north Of Brewer & Adams.
Marshall, Mach -, 1884 Is.
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Law Notice.
MEDIC Al.

hOCT y W. EAnES, Marshall, Texas.
- Office over N,.~rs. Mcdonald q S-n-
der new drug store
March :. 1854
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,iI,lJi, Al, ARD

hOCTORS \ y & h. +. NJ johnson have
! , associated themselves in the practice Of
Medicine
~ Office one door west Of the City Drug
SfpY,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-06
Self Restraint.

Not only are righteousness and sensu-
ality unworthy ,ignomnious and pernicious,
but no man whose avocations demand Of
him any great and frequent stretch OF
mental exertiou, as iguoraut of tue fact
that they are injurious to the mind. Or-
dained, as the mmateriai part OF our ha-
ture is. to receive its ideas, and carry Oh
its operations by means of material organs,
it necessarily results that whatever tends to
weaken or disorder or obstruct those or
gans, must have AN Immediate pernicious
influence upon the understanding.
If the body suffers from excess, the
mind becomes rroportionately affected. 1t
receives its impressions slowly and indis-
tibctly, from the arrangement of the chan
nels through which it communes with the
world without and it rev"lves, compares
and decides upon them doub'fully and in
efectually, from the las>iiude and exhaus-
ton Of the machinery by which it acts.
The frighrful proofs Of close connection
subsis,ing between the n'nd and the body
are too frequently forced upon our atten-
ton in a manner which is painful to recall
and loathsome to dwell upon, in the slug
gish imbecihy Of the glutton, and the Ut
ter intellectual prostration of the drnnkard.
The thoughtle>s may look lightly upon
such spectacles, but the wise man passes .
them with an averted eye, and moraiizes
upon them, aud the causes which have
produced them apart. He knows that
though the darkness which any particular
act of intemperance or excess casts over
the soul may disappear and leave behind
no perceptible traces Of its visitation, yet
that temporary extinction Of inte'lec-
tual light but presages aud is a foretas,e
of the degradation to which, by an habitu-
al repetition of such acts, sensuality will
be sure to reduce its victim.
Who has not been witness TO such ill.,
stances of intellectual ruin? The young
men and the young women who reclined on
the couch Of volupiuousness yesterday,
and the thousands Of old and young, all
around US, who daily dissipate, should
pause and consider how they are extin-
gushing the light that is in them, and
sinking themselves into the very torpor of
intellectual death
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-06
--H"-------
The Great American Desert.

There is great desert in the interior Of
North America. 1t is almost as large as
the famous Sahara of Africa 1t is fifteen
hundred miles long, and thousand wide.
Now, if it were a regular shape-that is to
say, a parallelogram-you could at once
compute its area, by multiplying its length
upon the breadth; and You would obtain
one million and half Of square miles for
the result. But its outlines gre as yet
very imperfectly known, and although it
is fully fifteen hundred miles long and in
some places thousand in breadth, its sur
face extent is not over one million Of square
miles, or twenty-five times the size Of En-
gland. Fancy y desert twenty five tines
rs big as all England! Do you not thins
that it has received a most appropriate
name, when it is called the Great American
Desert.
Now, my young friend, vdat DO you un'
dsrssapd by DESERT I.tSiak lesa Spess
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-06

JAPAN.

Wake. bs.utifu rra'ul ri the call Il the nh'inns,
Take the gift that The hay" garueied for thee,
Nor longer let dark. suiri1ai Ublaiions.
Frum affairs Of thine, tie dread Offering be-
Those gorious skies which thy isles are caressing
Give .jo.cin.y back Freedoms snrg 10 the trtekc;
Thy Ma, ers and shores W. lc, NE gad the blessing
Americas banner bears over the seas.
And lo-at cur pcacsabl- tlinnders rcsounding,
ousiy ANNA exults lcyond Ic,ins fair iiay
Icr already the pulse Of thy people is boundins,
Already it thrills at the last coming day
Wake b-aunf-i rlss, enn the heathens lind sadness
Let Mercy sni Peace thy bright ministers be,
Till in Eart mighty hymn Of giving And g!adness
One jubiiant strain flows eSuit.ut from thee
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-06

The horrors of emigration equal the
horrors Of the slave trade. A passenger
writes thus of the manner in which the
dead we're disposed of on board of the ship
in which be came to this country: "They
were flung into the sea like bru,es, no SER
vices, no weights attached, 10 covering
other than that in which they died, and
thus they foated astcrn one female saw
pass by with all the upper part of her body
naked" In that ship seventy five deaths
occurred, and seventy-fve bodies were bu-
ried in the manner described.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-06

~ The tolls received at the Collectors S
Office At Williamsport, for the year ending
December LIST, 1883, amounted to S23,.
so 85-beiDg an Increase Of g., AZ Al
over the amount received the previous year.
1O,2S8, BAL feet Of lumber, aud ;564, ,4SO
shiselss pssssd that Office during tue past
ysss. -
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-06

An elderly lady writes friend: "a
widower with ten children has proposed
and have accepted. This is about the
number l should have been entitled to, if
] had been married at the proper time,
instead Of being cheated into nouentity"
Sensible, to the end.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-01-06
H. C. HICKOK, EDITOR.
O. N. WORDEN, PRINTER.
The Lewisburg Chronicle
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