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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20
ZINC PAINTS.
nNE-THiRD CHEAPER THAN WHITE
" LEAD, and free from all poisonous

qualities.
THE NET JERSEY zinc COHPtyr. having
greatly enlarged their works and improved tic quality
Of their products PREF arc 10 execute orders for their
sUFERlOk PAINTS. Dry, ami Ground in OIL, in
assorted packages of from - - 500 pounds; also
DRY, in barrels, of 200 pounds each.
Their WHITE ZINC which is sold dry or ground in
uniform " whiieness.
method ofpreraration has recently been discovered
which enables the Company 20 their paints
keep fresh and soft in the kegs any reasonable time
In this respect their paints viii lie superior any oth,r
in the market.
Their BROWN ZINC FAINT. which is sn,i at a low
price and only be made from the Zinc ores from
New Jersey is well known for its protective quail.
ties when applied TO iron other metallic surfaces
Their STONE COLOR PAINT possesses all the proper
ties Of the Brown and oan arccahie color for pain
tius Cottages, Depots, out holdings, Bridges &c
FRENCH RICHARDS,
Wholesale Paint Dealers and Importers
NV. cor. ofloth and Market Sts. Philadelphia.
G-,SD
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20

o@The New Berincrs have found one
friend. Some chap in Lawrence county
away over tie mountain in the back end
Of the State-says in his Journal, speak
ing Of the Division vote:
"By this decision the farmers, the bone
and sincw Of the codnty, are completely
diddled, aud will in the eud have to foot
the bill for the erection of public build
ings in both counties"
That man lies equal to any Of :he New
Berlin tribe--should not wonder if he
was brought up there.
hT-Thc Sclinsgrove Dcmokrdt argues
that the Division election can not be con-
tested, inasmuch as "no person was voted
for We understand, however, that
steps have been taken by some of the New
Berlincrs for trial, although the more
judicions of them deem it useless effort.
Whether they will perseverc in provoking
further odium, remains to be seen.
SNYDER .COUNTr.-Middlcburg and
Freeburs have taken the start of Selins-
grove and got their $4,000 Bonds nearly
or quite filled. (We like to See these
signs Of enterprise in our up-creck neigh
bors, but after all, il often proves that
"the first shall be last")
byThe attempts of the Filibusters to
get up piratical descent upon Cuba, by
provoking troubles, and then magnifying
them, are as great as ever. Our latest
advices contradict the rumor that the Ma
tioual Government contemplated War
for Cuba
nrD. Ii. RoUsn, appears this week as
Publisher Of the New Berlin Times. Dav.
Is pretty clever lad, and we hope may
succeed in his laudable efforts for greatly
tnprociny the Times, externally and in-
ternally.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20

FRIDAY morning, Dee. 18th, ls54-EVANS &
WATSON'S SALAMANDER SAFES FRIU-
MPHANT, as they always ale when put to
the test
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20

~ 0ssiosss .Mss.-Th- LKvIsErao CnRosIclk
- The largest and lest circulation u any Ssvsaysr
y UDopn County.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-29
Walker the Fillibuster.

The New York Times gives the following
sketch of Walker, who has so successfully in
vaded Nicaragua:
Mr. Walker is native of Tennessee.-His
education is liberal to an extreme. Few young
men, we understand, enjoyed finer advantages
in that respect, than he did on coming to man
hood. That he has not PROPERLY improved
or legtimately directed them in his subsequent
career on the Pacific is no fault of his person
al habits, his lack of firmness, or want of po-
| litical information. He is lawyer by pro-
fession, and had editorial experience at the
press. His devotion to the democratic princi-
Piles of free government is extreme. On this
point, faulty, if you please, he has been stub
born and persevering, rather than enthusiast
tic. We understand, indeed, that enthusiasm
in the popular sense, is no part of his DISPOSE
ton. He is, or was, when heleft the Atlantic
States, and we have since heard nothing to the
contrary, of steady sober habit, remarkably
quiet in personal intercourse, Of high moral
courage and indomitable will. While moth.
ing could have given his family, friends and
acquaintance at home more surprise, than the
first news Of his turning fillibuster in Lower
California, there is not one Of them who has
since doubted his bravery, or questioned his
perseverance in the execution of a settled po-
litical purpose. Nor do they believe that his
success when achieved, will be turned tc
bloody account, or against humanity, or to b.
the wilful disturbance of the relations be-
tween friendly powers with which his move
ments have no necessary connection.
Mr.. Walker is young man of only thirty
one years. If he is yet wanting in the ele
ments of true wisdom as politician, he i
equally devoid of motive to desperation or reck
tlessness as the successful invader of Nicara
qua. Of the character of the material, in men
that he carried with him from San Francisco
and that which has since joined him from Sac
ramento, we are partially ignorant; though W,
: incline to believe that he has the power and in
fiuence of complete control over them, and that
in any event, he will sacrifice his own life
sooner than see his followers, as a body brin:
odium on the cause, or defeat the purposes h,
has (unwisely it may be) asserted in Nicara
!, qua. -a..m -s4.- --s--
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-29

RIcH.--A lawyer built him an Office in the
the structure attracted the attention of some
Irishmen who were passing by; they made a
full stop and viewed the building very criti-
cally. The lawyer, somewhat Disguised at
their curiosity, lifted up the window, put his
head out and addressed them:-"What do you
stand there for like pack of saucy blockheads,
gazing at my Office? do you take it for church?'
One of them replied; "Why, indeed, I was
thinking so till / saw the devil poke his head
out of the Window
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-29

The New York Times gives the following
sketch of Walker, who has so successfully in
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-29

+ 0AFA gentleman just from Louisville, IN
forms us that Mr.. Sanders (our ADD deliver
ed an address, on Monday cTsaing, at the
National Hotel. His audience was large; and
the speech well received.
From the Louisville Journal we clip the
following:
We are truly gratified to receive the sub
Joined proceedings of a meeting OF the Amefl-
can party at Evansville, Indiana. They show
that the hearts of the Americans of that gallant
State are in the right place. Indiana will be,
must be national We want no better nation
al. We want no better national men than
those who adopted the following resolutions:
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
Alta meeting of the members of the Ameri-
can party held at the Hall of Independence
Council, Nov. 20, 1855, the following pream-
BILE and resolutions were adopted:
The American party of the city Of Evans
vile, actuated by an unwayering devotion to
the Union and an earnest desire to establish
, in American politics a pure and elevated ma
tionality thoroughly American and disconnect-
ed with all sectional politics or religious sectsl
unanimously resolve
1st That we accept and cordially adopt, in
SplIlI anu SUBSTANCE, Tic pldlIoIH VI PIihCiPA0H
laid down for the American party by the ma
tional convention held at Philadelphia in las
June, and pledge our hearty support to any
party organized and acting upon the principles
of that platform.
I'd. That the delegates heretofore appointed
to attend the American mass meeting to b.
held at Louisville, KY, on the 26th inst. b
empowered to act with that meeting in tn
adoption of any measures calculated to plac
the party in a position which will clear it 9
all sectional questions and issues and enable u
, to cooperate in accomplishing the legitimat
and national purposes of our original organiza
$ ton.
d 3d. That the thanks of all men who love tn
= Union and cherish the principles ofthe const
, tuition, are due to George d. Prentice, the dis
: tinguished editor Of the Louisville Journal, fc
a the able manner in which he has vindicate
|, and illustrated the principles and objects of tn
:. American party and that he be recommends
# to their liberal support
u VIM. K. McGREW, .
D. j..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-29

OF Park Benjamin has just commenced a
lecturing tour through the Western States.
Cannot the Evansville Library Association Sc
cure short engagement with him, for this
place? Evansville is almost invariably slight
ed by those men Of acknowledged ability, who
are willing to appear only where they have
reason to believe that they will be apprecia-
ted How is it to be accounted for?
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-29

GIVE see by notice in the Louisville
Journal, that our venerable senior' arrived
safely in Louisville. Mr., Stephen Kenyon, Of
the Henderson Patriot formerly connected
with the Evansville Journal, is also reported
among the editorial representation. Mr.. San
ders will be at home this morning, we presume,
prepared to report.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-29

or An impromtu gathering of the Ameri-
party was held at Louisville on Monday, in
the large new Hall. The Hall, capable of con-
tanning about 800 persons, was densely crowd
ed. ? The spirit manifested there augured welt
Or the morrow.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-29
VIM. K. AIcGREW.

The Journal also published the resolutions
presented by the delegates from the different
parts of Kentucky, which, though differing
somewhat in form were, the same in substance
with the above, manifcstng the entire unani-
nifty of feeling existing throughout Kentucky
and the adjacent States among the members OF
the order
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-29
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-29

o. Hull, Hunt & Co.. of Louisville, Ky
slaughtered 5000 hogson Monday last.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-29


- UNIFORM STANDARD OF WEIGHTS
the sssso Of wsn as q 81
50 eoTTes. Seal. j. jus. arbi.sr between suy.,
and Her. and 1t is OF the utmost i'm portancs
that instrument universally called to decide ques
should be Of ush rsii.siy and as
the Of all those who be affected BY hs
The invention Of these Scales and the that
close 0bssrvasion and practical sIpsr9ss: and the
have now 70 sne degree OF
81 weight Their aron
compound balances have been
cate and in every case nnsrrinsiy correct. N'''-
reputation which these Scales have acquired has
and is based npOs the principle adopted BY the
weighing go forth from establishment
By ssrs aahsrsnse ss this pEnsRs the eonadsnss the
ally incrvsssd and with i. the demand uni from small
smeuntsd during the ISL nearly half nlsn Of
e1 aav1s-d4w1m hosSDo"h ssS cdu EC.
GINGHAM. snail Check Bingham received thi.
" day and for sale By
nev26-d4w 4iS Main street louisville. KY.
HBURPI.B PRINTS Briggs' Purple Prints re-
noy ssi'ed this day anJ iIs ssI' Low q co
IRISH LINEN.-s Irish Linen assorted on aties
received this day and for sale by
- Jesse sTis: Muslin: assorted qualities;
nov26 JAMES LOW & co.
NpIBBONS.-5c cartons Handsome white Bonnet Rthbeni
~ 800 pieces Yelvet Ribbon, assorted widths;
Received this day and sale by
JAMES Low & CO.
nov25 d&w ais Min street. Louisville Ky.
SCNDRIES ..
- $50 Sr Warrens Needles rtes nuua6ers;
I0l dozen g white Linen Cambria andksrchfs:
100 do ladies' do do do do:
100 40 biaek 10 DE-
Received this day and for sale by
JAS. row co.
noE:1-dtv ilsHsin st., Louisville, X.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-29
Observation-Disclosures NoTiCE.

NOTICE hereby given that Letters Of Administration
have been granted the undersgred she estate OF
4DOLPH BRINkMAN. deceased. The estate is supposed
70 br solvent.
nova vs. BRACKET MILLS. Aaninissrator.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12
SWAIMS CELEDRATE
PAN AC T. A,
For THE CURE or INCiPiENT
ONSlI M PTION

CONS MPTION.
sCROFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE
SWELLING, RHEUMATISM, DISEASE, or
TIE LIVER SKIN, AND ALL DISEASES
ARISING FROM Impurities OF TIE
BLOOD, AND THE EFFECTS OF MERCURY
SWAiM'5 PhNACEA has besn for more than U
~ years celebrated in this country and Ia Europe
Tor It's extraordinary cures, for the certificates Of
which reference Il made Ia tie directions ana hooks
(Which may be htd grats) accompanying the Pan
acea.
II has been used In hospitals and private practice
and has had the singular fortune a. be recommended
BY the most celebrated physicians and other emil
nent persons. Among Others by
". Gibson, M. d., Professor Of Surgery, Pa. Uni
versity.
Valentine Mott, M. D., Prof of Surgery, NY.
%.P. bswse., M. D., Prof. of Mid, Pa. Uni
versity-
N. Chapman, M. r. Prof Of Physio, Pa. Univer-
2. Parke, MD, Presr College Of Physicians,
Dr. Del vaIo, Prof Of Medicine, Havana.
Jose Eourrnce de Lurz, Prot OF surgery, Lisbon.
G. w. Irving late Minister to Spain.
J. Chapman, Member Of Royal College Surgeons.
London.
Sir Thomas Pearson, Maj. General British Armv.
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, &c, &c.
And, also, the wonderful cures effected
Swans Pan,ceH, have for many years made IL
Invaluable remedy. The Panicra does not conts
Mercury In any form, and being m innocent prelb.
ration, II may be given TO the most tender infant.
bottle Containing three half pints, ,)or three bolLs
or 81
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
swaim's Panacea is in round bottles, huted Ion
gtndihaly, with the following letters blown on III,
glass
SWANS -PANACEA-PIIILAD !"
and having the name Jas. swain, stamped on the
sealing wax, and written on the label covering the
cork and splendid engraving for the side OF the
bottle, composed Of geOmetric lathe work, COM
prising niue difereL. lies, which have been turned
for the exclusive use Of the Proprietor, by Draper
Co., bank note eugravers, Of Philadelphia In the
centre is portrait Of the late WIN. Swsim, copy
right secured.
ALSO, SWANS vERMlFUGE.
valuable Family Medicine, being highly ip-
proved remedy for all diseases arising from debility
Of the digestive organs, such worms, Cholera
Morbus, Dysentery, Fever and Ague, Bleeding Piles,
SICK hendathe, Ac. &c. See the Pamphlet (Which
may be had grdtis) accompanying the Vermiiuge.
Prepared only at SWiM'S LABORA TORY, old
stand, seventh st., below Chestnut, Philadelphia,
anil sold by all respectable Druggists In the United
,tates.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-Persons wishing
10 obtain the genuine SWANS PANACE EA aud
SWANS VERMlFCGE, should be careful 10 OBJ
serve that the name OF SWAIN is spelled correctly
on the bottles and labels or they may bo Imposed
on by medicines made In imitaii OF them, by a
person bearing some Uhaf similar name, well cal
cuated TO deceive.
General Agents for the United States.
SCltlEFFELIN, BROTHERS Il Co
l10 william Street, cor. OF Beekman street.
J2s-6m NEW-YOkK.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12
IMPORTANT TO VISITORS

TNHE Kay Street House, between Bull and
Touro streets. after having undergone u
thorough renovation 10 now thrown ope 10 the
\pnblic. For pcasantness Of situation. this house
may be considered one Of the finest ia our city,
and the immediate efforts Of its proprietor, for
we'll known to need comment. Having devoted
many years to the business, the subsc, ber feels
justified in wsrranting perfect satisfaction in ev.
cry department Of the establishment. "Mem-
bers OF the Assembly" about visiting our city
will find this most desirable abode, nnd the
patronage Of the F,icnds while In attendance up
on their yearly meeting is respectfully solicited.
4 Indiv iduals or families can be accommodated
TOR any period long or short. Season board
ers will please apply Tor their rooms at an early
date. JOSEPH BATEMAN.
m2l-u
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12
MOI ICE

THE subscriber would respectfully inform his
L friends and the public generally, that Lee is
thoroughly furnished Tor doing all kinds ol team
ing, moving, expressing. carrying and bringing
freight. All orders will he p':nt traly attended
some II the best horses, Wagons, drays, Re, for
dong all kinas Of work, ieels conddcut hat he
will no, Gui to give general satisfaction to all
who may employ him. Orders left nj the house
No. School Street, or 1T the stable corner ui
Levin and Thomas streets, will he promptly
attended to. BENJAMIN BURTON.
If
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12
DAT ENr AGEN NCY-
l. kIDDER'S GAS REGUI NTOR.
NOTICE

'J'IIE subscrib re would inform their friends and
Il the public generally that the, have opened
their well known estsblishmpnt in Levin street,
where they will he pre- AIRED nj all hours 10
serve ur such d'shes NJ nav he desired. Meals
nicely cooked snd sent ~ any part Uf the city
Thse h. n Laundry establishment on the preuii-
ses; n share Of public pa,rcpsg~ Is solicited.
- ROBINSON n RAY.
m23 60 Thames street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12
HoAovay's Pills are the b,sf ytmtdy hno ". ia
ENrENSIvE
SPRING SUPPLY OF CHOICE s. FRESH
~ T. 4 q

NEWTON BROIHEKS invite the aticn.
~ ton Of their customers to the ioil"wing
choice stock Of fresh family Groceries Just reed
per shop IIcnz from New York, which are OF
f.red at ~h ,lesae ana retail In quant'i's 10
suit purchasers AT the huwc., market prices
10 bbis Neu Orleans Molasscs
50 buxes bfowH l!asana Sugar
10 i,ags Java Rio Csfre aud Mocha Cofee.
400 packages Green and Black Teas
80 bbk Stesar,. ec6ned Sugars
boxes St,n+fHd loaf Sugar
25 b,ls crushed aud ground sugar
~ Boxes ground Coffee
100 blLs sppc, Sne ANA extra Flour
2DO bags extra A1sIly fluM
s bbls ilominy aud Samp in small lags
10 boxes h-aton Grii- and Fa, ino
25 boxes blue AMI peal S,arcn
~ cases Indigo aud Flg Blue
40 boxes CASTLE aud Fancy Soap.
100 b6xcs extra and No. Soap
30 cases patent Amsterdam Candee'
5 lbls smoked Beef and Tongues
10 casks Hams
$40 bags fine San
3 cases table SALE
Is tubs leai Lard
30 boxes Cheese
10 tirrcrs prime Rice
81 bOSes r, fined SaIacra;as
boxes sup. Cayb. Soda
10 boxes Cream % inrpr
~ boxes Chocsk,ie aud Cocoa
15 cases B ing Powder
10 c,ses Amer ic,n aud English AlustlId'
20 box - Pepper Sauce
cases English Sauces aud Pickles
% baskets Olive O
10 boxes Olives and Capers
100 boxes nch and layer Rais;ps
100 ham and quarter bOxcs R,sms
rs Kegs R,>ins
81 boxes Smyrna Raisins
100 drum. Figs
cases Pruns in Fancy bo,.cs and jars
5casks Currant.
20 boxes Ciiron
25 bls dried Apples
bbls dried Peaches aud rlums
8 bags Almonds
10 boxes Lemons
30 boxes pure ground Spices
~ Kegs pure ground Ginger
cases Nuimrgs aud MaGr
bags Cloves, Pmcnto, aud Peppev
10 b"xes Lemon S,iup
20 cases Maccatoni and VerInaceu
3 kegs Pearl Barley
2) box Fancy Crackers
5cIscS Preserves ard Jsllies
10 hhls Elephant Oil
20 bundles Brooms
IS boxes manu- tc,urcd Tolacco
cdsce sm"khg and chewing Tobacco
20 Jars Msccalny Snnn
3 hblr Sco.ch Sngii
1OJ boxes Pipes
200 reams Wrapping Paper
% bbls cider and " inc Vinegar
20 cases Wolie's Schedam ~chuapps
25 casks Scotch Ale and London Porter
100 thousand Sugars &C., &c. [,20'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-12
WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY

NIIE subscriber b-gs leave 20 iulo,m al
L those doing business ia onfecrinnery, that
he has opened now wholesale Confectionery
Store at No. ~ Spring street, one door South
from his retail store, where he is ready to sup-
ply ever, thing belonging TO this line, wiz.
Loxengcs by the box and smaller quantities,
An kinds Of Stick Candies Drops, Hearts, CO.
coanut Cakes. Ksses, Nut Candies, Clugh
Candies, etc. All kincis of Kettle W ork Almond,
Cassia i'nds, ,Sugar'd Cinnamon ,Susar'd Cloves.
Sugar'd Cardoman, CELERY aud Carraway Seed, =,
Sugar Phnns different sizes, etc. Also, can he
supply a, the shortest notice, with all kinds Of
French Confectionery and Chocolate.
Tne quality Of his Confectionery is just as
good as any offered in tie place. He warrants
il To be ALWAYS flesh, purely favored, free from
-four or any other addition used by others. Any
thing not found IA recommended, will I've taken
back. For the accommodation Of his custom
ers he will send around team with flesh
supply several tines through the week. For
all goods sent aud paid Tor at he wholesale store
above mentioned, he allows 4 cents dscoun, for
every dollars worth counted from one dollar
upwards. MUENCiilNGER
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w. W. HAZARD.
p a Il X II U U s Z

EEwPORT,R.
THE public aie respectfully informed thar the
i above house will he opened Oh the 10Th Of
May, Tor the accommodation Of permanent or
transient boarders. The house has been repair
>cd and furnished with new furniture throughout.
IL ID the determination TO make il in every re-
spsct a first class Hotel. We aim to extend
such inequalities to guests tha, they shall find
m2a J. WHALEY, Proprietor.
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CITY MARK Ell.

THE subscribers having leased AMI fitted the
l. s,oe recentv occupied by Mr.. George II.
Norman, (irccIIy under the Daily News Oflicc)
No. IA corner Of Thames aud FRANK street,
would respectful, inform their former customers,
their lricn..s and the public generally, that they
are prepared to furnish Beef, Mutton, Lanb,
Pork, Hams, Lard, Sausagcs, P,ntry, Game,
Butter, Eggs, Fruit, and Vegetables of all kinds,
ed Market.
Having made arrangements with wholesale
dealers in New Yok, and other places, we feel
confident thai we can furnish Hotels, Private
Families, and Retailers, II, prices that shall he
satisfactory. A share OF public patronage ,s
respectfully solicited.
WM. 8. ROWLAND,
JOHN GOULD.