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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-13
Lightning Rods.

~
1 FTER many years close investigation and
n numerous experiments. the rat.niee takes
pleasure in informing the public thai he has
arrived at the true principle oi protecting families
dwellings, and property iron the destructive inGu-
ence OF LIGHTNING The calami'ies
that every CITY, Town, Village and Country falls
vHt!m to annually, thro' the gross negligence of
its inhabitants, is beyond calculation, especially
when the remedy is SO easy to obtaIn-this Is
found in
ARMITAGE's
l)alert Masnciir fi9hinin9 RODS,
and in this alone. This Rod has been examined
by the most scientific Gentlemen in the world
Professors M'Murtrie, Johnson, Walor and many
others that have examined them, recommend and
speak Of them in the highest terms of appreciation
and have pronounced them the only safe rods in
use in thso any other county for the protection
OF Lives aud Property. One advantage is to divide
and throw back part OF the electric fluid harmless
10 The clouds in time OF q stroke this enables the
rod to oonduc, that portion Of fluid that belongs
to the earth without the slightest danger of lea
wing the conductor. This rod has many other
advantages over the old one. The only place OF
manufacturing is in
Vine St. 3 dpors aJore Icth. Philadelphia.
Nhere all persons are respectfully invited to call
and examine for themselves. For sale Wholesale
or Retail by TliO'S ARMITAGE.
Orders promptly attended to. Terms cash.
These rods have been purchased and success
uliy used by the follow ing individuals, companies
and corpoia,ious, whose names are cheeriully
submitted:
In and mar PIGdslpiid-A. S. Roberts, George
Sartzingrr Judge Bouyier, Ju ige Conrad. j. Muord,
4, O.
lngersol, the Blockoy Anshouse. Anderson Brothers,
Rcv. }. l.. Grant John hoffman, Ihos Grover. Bate X
loons. A. r. Ginkers H. Simmons. Thos. Mott Co. MIR.
Downing J. 1. Greer, J. W. Watson, c. Humphreys j.
Ripley Co.. j. Hyman. d Rarltn. J. Ov.nshirc q. Pep
per. Mr.. 2harpe-s Mr. Martin Dorbley. J i;rinkley
Mr. DAWSON, DIR. Paul. :. II. Powers Co, J. HiEepennv.
II. Miller the Rcd Bank uot, the U. 8 Arsenal, the
spring Gsr.en Comnissione-s' Hall.
Ia Gc Hote of Nsr JeTssy.-Georce Cr:spin. Judge
MCali Judge Dayton, John Netman, Dr. II. MMurtie,
Benz Roberts, Mr. J. Dow ming.
IN Union rOENTT.
HIrt'ey Tr-Mark liaifpenny, WIN. Foster John Haas.
Michael Peters. Jacob Smith, David Filman. Reuben
Mench George kieckner. Mag EeriiH.-Coart Housr,
and Commis oners' Office. LimsStE, Tp-iohn Eebrr.
Union 7p.-Dr. Charles Wilson. Washington Tp-.Iohn
kuntz, simon kuniz. Ern Tp-Isaac Couldron. Waste
Deer 2P-Mohael Holman.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-13
NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.

anil in these diseases medicine IS o! no avail via,
ever II never does good and il often doe, hsr-
Syrups, Extracts, Balms. Bslsams, Elixirs, Bite,
Pills, Powders and Potions Of every kind ar. ..s,
worthless, for they weaken the vital energies o.
already prostratei system while under the s;rsaz-
ening iiie-gvng, vitslizing influence Of GalvaEi.-
applied by this beautiful discovery, the esh,l,
patient and weakened sufferer is restored 10 form.
health strength. elasticity and yigor
These remarks relate to sueh diseases as SEr'
RALGIA TIC DOLOREUX, BRONCHITIS RAJ.
PJTATIOS Of the HEART, WEARN.SS ssI All
FEMALE DISORDERS, such as NERVOUS HEkn
ACHE, LASSlTUDE and DESPONDENCY WINS
are only other names for Nervous D,-anyerloa,.
EPiLEPTlC FITS and CONIU LSiONS whicL a..
now known TO result from a a0n-eguiiihrium n
Electric influence NERVOUS TRENlORS. UEAF
NESS which is nearly ALWAYS caused by torTtls1
Of the Auditory Nerves, and can always lie r,rs
oirrsi by Galvanis;n when the organ Is not ies"fs.
DiSPf.PSlA IN its worst forms. PiLSr ant ? tAs
LiSiS unifnrmly caused by deficiency OF Nrfy1.,
influence, CHRONIC RHEUMATISM. TOR1.0TT
OF the LIVER PAIN in the SIDE, SLUGGISH llE
CULATlOS. SPINAL aai HIP COMPLAINS
DEFICIENCY o; NERVOUS AMI rIIl SiCAL ~
EECl and all those distressing Complaints fsl.;
ing fIoa. a DERA&OEAIENT Of tie NERyOC.
SYSTEM.
Ia the above preva!en. ani terrible class o. q,
eases-Neryous Complaints are much more E11-.
Gus than l. generally ina giIei-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-13
MANY THOUSAND
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS

from the most intelligent and respectable persons
ding in every portion Of the United States. could
be presented. These are now unnecessary bat
numerous selection embracing many statements 81
the most ex,raorirnary character, srlhcieut to con
VINCE THE MOST SCEfTiCAL may be had OF the
invited TO call
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-13
Telesraphing. new Rate Table.

Fer every additional word l cent to all sta
tons on this line.
Not now in operation.
svAli other stations west and south OF
Philadelphia. rate increased cents.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-13

LeysisbuTg Savings InsliiaaiOH,
rs now open and ready to do business The
regular Discount days are Wednesdays.
The following named persons are the
U,aEcToRs-WIILI,NC CANNON, Esq.
Mr.. JOuxs0s WALLS.
Tr. BYEHs ATHuSs.
Mr.. Jaws M'CHEIGHr.
Mr.. TnosAs H,rrs.
Mr.. W NiLLuAM FsIrK-
Fasn'K G.. MoIsH, Esq.
OFrIcEu.-WiLLIAM CAMERON. PrcsdeHt.
II. p. SHELLER. Trsasrer.
-Four per cent. per annum will be allowed on
all deposits over six months /, and Mree per
cent. less than six and oyerlhree months.
II. =. SHEILER, Treasurer.
Lewisburg. Sept 10, 1899
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-13

Nelson Polk, Lcwishg, Riding Dsidle 5o
HUGH WILSON,
JACOB HoRLAcHER,
WEIDLER ROLAND,
JOHN ROLAND.
". 13--AJ-icmtaral Implements.
The committee, after examining the d:f
ferent articles submitted to their inspec
tion, do award the following premiums
George A. Fr:ck, Lewis5ure. for the
best Swarl rIow 3 oo
john kinkea.l. .Chi!isiu,qpe, > i best oG
Charles $ james, Lcwisturc, ba-r
SuSsoil Plow, (only one cniered) 90
J.M NesJit, ,Gbilisln. best Cul:ivaior 90
+. Liechtenthalcr, Mon:our Co, for
Cora Pow aud Cultivator 90
Abraham Frederick, East Buifaloe,
for Churn operated by dog power 90
The committee have % regret the apathy
exhibited by the Farmers in bringing for.
ward their implements, as they are conf
dent much better display might have
been made. EPHRAIM IoSG,
MICHAEL DUNKrL,
SAMUEL ZELLERs,
JOHN CHAMBERLIN,
JoskpH NJ NEsBIT,
CYRUs BRowN.
NJ l4-M,nures, and Farm l~coaats.
[Chas S. James deposited specimens Of
Ammonia,ed Superph sphate %! Lime; and
john Will, specimens Of homemade Ma
nure, and Farm Account. No Report
received from the Conmittee.
No. ID Unesumerotd 1sic1-s.
For lot Of domestic Silk raised aud ma
nufacturcl hy Mrs. E.zl Negias, of
Lewishnrg, we recommend prcmiuml 90
Beautiful Flower Basket by Mrs. Su-
sauna Rengier, Of Buffioe, so
DR.. jacob lIorlacher, NV Berlin,
specimen Of Universal Salvc man
uiactured by himself, an excellent
articls l 90
Henry W. Cro.zer, Plan of the Bor-
ough of Lewi.bnrg, drawn by him
self, well done | 90
S. ID. Nunson, L2wisbur-, bottle of
excellent Currant Wine so
Henry uvi.zaan, BaffIlo, hnriz 'ntal
lHi !Hiit ~ dlAiHcii w |
j, Sc TIP 50 |
Solomon Ritter. Lewisbur., a sp"ci-
men of Sculpture neatly @, NJ for
durability and workmanship l 90 !
Karl Volsmar, Lewi.burg, Lithographic
Printing, highly recommended TO the pub
lie for lsatness and workmanship,
o. y Woracn, Lewisburg, Letter Press
Printing, doae with rea'nes., and dcs rycs
praise.
Col FL Slifcr, Lawisburg, a Case of
Stuffel Bril-, beautifully got up, ani de-
serves notice as an ornament.
Spyker u Hlwn, Lewi~bnfg, specimens
of Dlguerreotypes. elegantly got uo. and
for ncatncSs AMI workmanship the com
mittee recommend a diploma.
J.L Iodcr, Lewisburg,a case Of Jcwelry.
Ieautiful specimens of Silverware, &c.
BCTsyior, Lewisburg, a very neat view
of Ohio State Fair, got up at Cincinnati.
George !. Frick Lewisburg, six spec-
mems Of Stoves got up by himself, show
good wor, manship, taste and durability.
The committee wou! especially notice the
Globe cooking stove, and recommend it as
in their opinion as cool if not better than
any now in use, and for merit would rec
ommcul Diplom,
l.. STEINER.
JOHN G. Brown,
THOMAS II CORNELIUS,
j. SEEBOLD.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-13

Life Insurance Companies!
London National Loan Fand,
(26 Cornhill, London; II Wall ST. N.York)
tYCapital So, 100000
.Etna Life Insurance Company,
'Hariford, Conn.)
!y Annuity Fund $l5OOOO
Keystone Mutual
(Harrisburg. Pa)
IVCapital Sl2O. 900
DOLTClES in the above Companies can be
/ obtained, on reasonable terms, by appIi-
cation to the subscriber. California risks, 3
to per cent extra.
Feb 10 II. C. HICKOK, Lewisbury.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-13

Tue Acknowledged and extraordinary car..,.
powers Of these wonderful Inventions is uor -,
erslly known sRl their sales and reputation br, =
out the whole country extensive tia. + ~.
seem unnecessary to urge their merits further b.
some laie cireumsiances have occurred zLich rer
il matter Of duty 10 the public not TO Re aI,ors,
silent for while the epbeneral nostrum. n m =
are trampeted by columns through tie PreVs.
swallowed by quarts and gallons By lie .la.,.'
and are found just good for nothing,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-13
CIIRISTlE'S GiLYiNIC CURiTiTES,
Are mn Absolute and Positive Specific

The BELT j. used when the body Or system gene
rally Is affected tie NECkLACE. for CON plants Of
the Throat, Asthma and Bronchitis and OF tie
Head and the BRACELETS for all disorders of the
limbs, as RheEmatism, Palsy. TIemors and
SpaSmotic affections These articles simply a.
ulied as directed with the MAGNETIC FLUID winch
accompanies them, and when iaiiAiully used ttey
NEVER FAIL
So The great popularity ard excellence n lie
GiLE ANit ClEtIiVfS consists m the iact Int
they arrest ard cure jisease by s=ir4rf arr-r4lsz
in place OF tae usual method OF DIuzgl7- ant
Fhysickn- the patient till eNhaustc. .siIs, slIss
hopolcs>ly under the infection. TRY fleas a. o.,
,toi> sy1fers ?. cl=e d, circulation Of E.e BLf 70
he Sr6r,f,ars iisiEora'e tie s
30 ne ssi',sf h-'H Hie- alg r.rril,ta-'t
Since their Introduction in the Jnite States, only
III re Ycars sI.-.- nI.rr tim
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-13

re- The f,llow;ng were elected Olicers
for the ensriag year:
oHcsrs OF the Union County Agricultural Society,
Presi'cn,-JACoB GUNDY, East Buffalo.
Wee Presidents ohm Chamberlin, East
Buffalo; Isaac Eyer, Union; George r.
Bliss, |. s SternHr. Lewisburg; David
Watson, West Buffllo; JAS MCreight,
Bufllo.
CJrr'y s. 'y-Rich.V VB Lincoln, Hartley.
Rcc'g Secy-David Reher, Lewisburg.
Treasurer Robert II laird, East Buffalo.
LiJrorirs-Samuel Weirick, New Berlin
Erccntirc C5m-Ias T. Ross, Lewisburg
DO Isaac Slcnker, NcwBeriin
do H.W .Sny der, ,Selinsgrove
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-13
Removal.

Removal.
~ WINEGARDEN has removed from
sway up town" back to the new build
ing at the old head quarters, in Market street.
Immediately under the A" Chronicle" and Tele-
graph Offices, where he will be happy to
smoke" and "chew" his friends and Gus
toners, in good style and quality at moderate
cash rates.
Lewisburg. Oct. IA, 1853.
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NOTICE.

OUR Firm being this day dissolved, we
~ would say TO all who know themselves
indebted to us, that We are in need of the
needfu. and are anxious to settle up our bus
iness with as little delay as possible. Our
Books will remain at the old stand, and set
tlement made by either Of the Firm.
REBER Il WORSE.
LcwIsburg, Sept 70, 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-13

vhcu al loGc g. relief hal leen given up aud every
I'm. else been triei in ysini The beneficial resuts
which have uniformly attended their use is cont.
de1ily stated 10 be wi:h.i- parallel in the anas,
OF Medical Science. Ciergymen, lawyers, AMI even
physicians lalies of the highest Standing; dssul
guished persons holding elevated official stations
merchants, manufacturers, and mcchaa ics the Poer
and the rich alike; often whole families among all
classes, ranks and conJiIio have equally been
cipezts, ami have equally acknowledged the Won
thus received
fs- Let 1t he known and remembered That he only
Natural Restorative for the Nerves is tal, alIsn
MI tlat In al NalNnns nisaases shnuii
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-13

b@-The Treasurer requests US to state
that he is ready to pay all the Premiums
awarded by the above Reports. W.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-13
SOAPS and Perfmns ery.

All Kinds Of LAMPS. Lard OIL, Pine Oil
and Burning Fluid. Liquors Of all kinds, for
melicnal purposes. Violins, Flutes aad Ac
cordeons, Nuts. Fruits and Confectionery
and in fact, almost anything in the way of No
,ioa5 and General Varieties. Call and exam
inc for yourselves. charge nothing for look
ing. THEO. s. CHRIST.
Mifiinburg, Pa, Jan. ., Is5tly
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-13
Christie's Galyanie and Magnetic Cur,tI,,,

have been quietly working their way among tb,
mos: intelligent and respectable ciass.s an e..
constantly achieving cures in an alarming tran (,
diseases, which have for ages baaiei all the al :
Medicine and all the resources Of Science. Ta.,
diseases are called
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-13
THEo. 8. CHRIST,
Wholesale and Retail
D r u G G ! S
Enfosp G,Ospnfv. VD0.

TIA AVING purchased the entire Drug Store
formerly kept by T. J. Elliott, deed, l
now otisr to my friends and the public in gen.
erai a fresh and pure lot of
Drugs, eRt.l.:a;s aql Dg,- Sipffs.
Also Paints, Oils, GLASS. Putty and Patent
Medicines. Brushes and Combs of every
variety. 4 fine assortment of JEW
ELRY. such as Watches. god and
silver Pencils. Ear and Fin.
ger Rings, Breast Pins,
&c. &c. Cards, En-
velores, Note
and Letter
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rs, 900 ERS MS
Entirely and Permanently Cured,

nclriii- 81 ages. ciae'cs anf colti.ions. uroH.
whom ere !af.-c allLcr Of Ladies who rec.'-
Ila.Iy sua.ect % Ne-.nls Coz. plaint. have been
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

joins G. GARDENERS TRIAL Posrposrn-I, :;
stated that the two indictments agaitst John Chas
Gardiner for false swearing and perjury, CHARGED
to have been committed during the trial of Dir
Gardiner, have been postponed by the court to the
fret Monday in May. The postponemeut took
place At the instance of Mr.. GARDENERS counsel
the United States counsel having proposed TO go TO
trial on Monday next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23
SPRING TRADE OF 1854.

TO CO UNTRY MERCHANTS.
& MERCHANT & WESIGER, No.
~ liz Main street, have received and opened the
largest and best stock of Ready made CLOTHING.
for Spring and hummer, they have ever offered for
sale. Their goods were manufactured by themselves
expressly for this trade, and viii be sold as low as
they can be bought in any market In addition 10
their present stock they will continue to receive
stock will be always fresh aud desirable
Aiso on hand large stock of Shirts, fancy and
white; Fancy Goods, of every description; Rubber
Goods, of all styles Under Shirts and Drawers; Ho.
sery of every style and quality and every other ar
tcle usually to be found in clothing house
5. MERCHANT WEISIGER
mn Ia No. liz Main ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES The
w public are notified that will attend at my Of
fce in the City Hall, every day, except Sunday, be-
the purpose of trying and proving such balances.
w-ig hts and measures may be brought to me for
NH sIIms j. C. wINGFIELD. City seaier
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

PASSAGE OF THE MAINE Liquor LAW.
BALTIMORE, March 2and,-The Pennsylvania
House of Representatives have passed the Maine
Liquor Law; have also the New York Lcgisla
ture, to go into effect In May next.
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LATER FROM TEXAS

NEW ORLEANS March 19-By an arrival here
We have adyices from Texas to tho 18th
Mr.. Leppouon, ex-agcnt, has been murdered nv
the Washota Indians. 1t occurred on the 10Th ri
February
Businessin Galveston was active, and good health
prevailed
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION

Concord, March 2I-The Patriot claims the
election to the House of 100 democrats to AS CO.
alrionists with democratic towns to come in
The Statesman, on the other hand, claims 10 coal
iton majority. These papers do not differ as to the
individuals elected, but merely their political
class ilicaton, question which cannot probably be
settled till the Legislature meets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23

THE SEIZURE OF THE BLACK WARRIoR.-Lieut'
Watson, commanding the L. s. steamer Fulton, at
Havana has written letter TO theiSecretary of the
Navy, in relation to the seizure OF the Black War
Tor, in which he says:
THE Spanish law is so vague that when they de-
sire to give trouble to commerce vessel can
have her papers made out but that they can find
n flaw excuse for her seizure. As an instance of
this, have been told by the captain of vessel
loaded with lumber that she has been seized be-
cause the quantity discharged was a few boards
more than was entered upon the manifest
When the coors of the Black Warrior were
hauled down, which humiliatina spectacle wit
messed by the American citizens residing here,
numbering, | am informed by the Consul no less
than fifteen hundred her crew, seventy in number,
received on board the Fulton. ] deemed this
the best pursue for the benefit of all
Ccrned, and am persuaded that it prevented a col
lison with the authorities"
1t w. confirms the previous statement that he
offered to re-host the colors of the Black Warrior,
and bring the matter to an immediate issue, but dc
sisted at the desire of the Captain and Consul.
The U. :. frigate Columbia was daily expected to
arrive when the letter was written
OUrRAGEs ON AMERICAN VEssELs-A letter in
the n. Y Times states that few days ago. an
American merchantmen, going to Matanzas, was
nverhauled, when near that port, and fired into
bya Spanish war vessel The captain made his
protest in the premises before the United States
Consul at MatanZas, who sent statement Of the
to the Captain General at Havana, but receiv.
ing satisfaction, has reported the case to our
government. Another American vessel, belonging
to THE city, in charge of Mr. j. j. Fars, recent
ly subjected, at Maanzas, to a charge OF $3.50 ton
mage duties on her load in contravention of the
port regulations, which exact such duties on
deck cargo. The money was paid under protest,
aud the left in the hands of the Consul at
Ma,anzss for adjustment.
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COL. STEM KILLED BY INDIANS.

NEW ORLEANS, March 20-The steamer Perse
veraucc has arrived with Galveston dates OF the
18th. heavy rise has taken place in the Brazos
and Trinity rivers. Cotton was arriving freely
Texes paper reports that Col. Stem, late an In
dian Agent had been killed by the Indians near
Fort BeIknap,
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT

NKw York, March 22.-Atrsin of cars run off
the track yesterday afternoon, killing the engineer
and one passenger. The accident was caused by
the carclcssness OF a switch tender
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CHINA, CROCKERY GLASSWARE

~ nc, at the old stand, 2l8 Broad street.-At the
solicitation of many of bis friends and customers
the subscriber, with view of accommodating the
vest end Of The city, is induced to continue his
CROCkERY STORE, where he win keep the usual
supply of everything connected with the business,
such as China Tea Sets, Glass Bowls Goblets De.
canters Flower Vases Lamps, Looking Glasses,
tannia Castors Tea and Coffee Pots with an endless
variety of China Ornaments. &c.
NH Its EDWARD s. HICKSQN
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CONGRESSIONAL.

TIE Ncbreskra Blu referred TO TIC Committee Of
the Hhote
In THE SENATE, TuKsDAY several remonstran.
cos against the Nebraska bill were presented. Mr.
raArr presented the memorial OF the Mechanical
Institute of Maryland asking al international
regulation of coinage between the United States and
Maryland. The senate debated bin concerning
the appointment of Cadets to West Point, giving
Senators an equal right with members of tho
House to make nominations of students to West
point--snd increasing the pay OF the rank aud file
OF the army At an carly hour IL went into Execu.
tive session and sdjourncd.
In the HOUSE, 100 600 extra copies of the agricul
tura part of the report from the Patent Office vera
ordered. Aner some uuimportant business, the
regular calender was taken up aud proceeded with.
In short time the Nebraska Blu came up in order.
Mr.. RICHARDSON moved its reference to the Com
nliuee on Territories for amendment and address
cd the House in support OF his motion He aud
ed to motion Mr.. CUTTING expressed wish to
make to refer the bin to the Committee Of the
whole House lie wond dcprecate that reference
a. killing the hill by iudircction 1t could not be
reached during the present Congress If referred
After Mr. r. had concluded, Mr. Cutting moved the
reference of the bin to the Committee of the Whole,
and he demanded the previous question upon his
motion. The previous question was sustain cd and
his motion prevacd-ayes no. %. Mr.. C.
then by way of clnchinc the nall moved to recon
slider the vote and to lay the motion to reconsider
on tie table, which latter motion prevaied-yeas
li0, nays &c.
This result is considered a triumph for the Anti
Nebraska party. Letter writer's cay that the friends
OF the Bill chagrincd at the result and the enc
mics greatly pleased II is said to be questionable
whether he bill can be gottenup the present SEES
eionI
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EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-Tha

= above reward, and all reasonable expenses will
be paid for the apprehension and delivery to us in
Richmond of Negro Woman Slave, named MARIA,
Or as she calls herself MARIA PERRY, if taken so
miles or more from Richmond, thirty dollars il Ia
ken in near Richmond.
Maria Is of medium statue, with round face, skin
about gingerbread color, good set of teeth full
suit of hair, and pleasant countenance. Her pre-.
else age not recolected but she is belle we'd TO be
about TIVE mt y-four or FIVE years old.
PHIL. NJ. TABB L. SON, Agents,
Office on Governor street,
NH 1f-ts Between Main and Franklin sts
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BALrIMdRE, March 22-Thc markets are dull
awaiting the arrival of the Paciic's news. Flour
is worth 81 S706.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23
.:s-.-.a NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTIONS

BALTIMORE, March 22-Thc Concord Patriot ad-
mits that several members of the Legislature claim
cd as democrats have been elected in opposition to
the regular democratic nominees The exact con
dtion of parties cannont be known until the meeting
of the Legislature
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-23
COTTAGE RESIDENCE

VALUABLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE
ON GRACE, BETWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
viii be sold THURSDAY Afternoon, the 5oth
March. 1854, upon the premiies, commencing at u
tage residence thereon (conteinng rooms, besides
kitchen,l on the north side of Grace, between 4th
and 9Th streets. The lot fronts about 81 feet and
runs back $50 feet TO an alley Is feet wide.
TERMs-One- fourth cash; balance at 4, and u
months. for negotiable notes. interest added, secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
NH q GODDIN 4 APPERSON. Aucts