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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-25

n EW FLOUR STORE,
'eF-f 3 Inc Subscriber would respectfully .,eat-a
announce that he has taken rooms Ei--fz1
r sy5sSsaSi in the NORWICH DEPOT BUILD 81
Norgio Jelng the Boston Worcester Railroad Depot
large and prime assortment of 0-' A1'''
FLOUR, GRAIN, MEAL, SHORTS,
&C, which he offers at The Lo,gsqt 1r,rts, pr;css
rar,cuar attention paid to the selection of Flour
Riour delivered at any Station on any of the Railroads
Voroasts A., ALFRED WYMAN.
'.oAoVet1I' Aiay q Is ID. fgdNwgnk
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-26
Johns Conversion, and Johns Wife

told you, last year,all about the eclipse,
and the way cut ont John, aud picked
the "berry" he was doating on. Well, it
was a bitter lessou for him, but he had
determined to have a wife, and if ever a
fellow worked faithfully at courting, be has
until week ago, when be "took out the
papers" as old folks say, and came in pos
session of about as pretty piece of prop
erty as he could well lay claim to.
She is western girl, and keen ore at
that; and John didn't stand any sort of
chance at first. He was just as polite and
attentive all the while as he could be, and
it is fact past all disputing, that love for
a modest, sensible girl will work miracles
in refining and polishing us masculine
mortals; bat somehow his efforts for while
seemed all to no purpose She was polite
ami s-o.ahie With John, would sing Or plsy
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-26

A CHAPLAIN APPOINTED.-TheP Presl-
ent has appointed ROBERT G1vIN, Metho-
dist Episcopal, Of Philadelphia, to be a
Chaplain in the Navy, vice Vernon Esk-
ridge, deceased, at Norfolk, of yellow few
er.-1This is the man who, in the capacl-
tv of colonization agent, IN Lewlsburg,
preached two contradictory discourses full
of SHAREHOLDERS arguments and iuucndoes.
One of his ''tac's' was, the Southern
people dare not trust their servants at the
North, You (NortAeners} abuse them so"
Another was "that there is no case in his
tory of race being emancpated and t.tt
upon the soil where they had been slaves y
With such outrageous falsehoods did this
"Revereud' insult freedom loving peo-
pie. 1t was remarked at the time chat he
was doing dirty work for some big pay,
(although he boasted in the pulpit of his
wealth, aud here it is-an appointment
from Frank Pierce to 90 south in a fat
government station, where he can aid in
preventing the southern servants from
going north-,ce abuse them so
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-26

The people almost universally repudiatc
the laws passed by the late Legislature.
All respectable persons appointed BY that
body for office, are resigning. The cocks
are Growing, and have heard no shot hr-
cd. The city never was 50 still as it is to-
night l hord shall never again have
.ca,i to allude to such nigh. as this.
| believe that the present demonstration
will have good effect upon ruthans, both
here and across the river. | rather guess
they viii not think it prudent to pay u;
another visit from Missouri.
COLE WCREA.
To Tuos. RArrRAy, Dubuque, Iowa.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-26
Pennsylv. Legislature.-Session 1856

In the following list, which is as perfect as
our returns enable US to make it, the names OF
Democrats are in Roman and opposition of all
sorts, in italics. New members, and those re-
elected in Senate are designated by star.
SENATE.
lst. Philadelphia city-Ei X. Price, VIM. 4.
CrG6j.
., Philadelphia county-N. b. Browne, Har-
Ian Ingram,' II. c. Pratt.
8. Monlgomery-ThoS Z. Knox
4. Chester q Delaware-Jomes J. LeUis
). Berkshire. c. Evans
Bucks-Jonathan Ely
Lancaster & LebanOn-John W. kiHinger.
.Jacob 6. Shuman
Dauphin II Northumberland Tag
sGd.
0 Northampton & Lehigh-Jos. Laubach.'
10 Carbon, Monroe, Pike, and Wayne-James
II. Walton.
II Adams & Frankln-Darid lIeiHnger.
II No-k-Wm. II. Welsh
l3 Cumberland * Perry-Samuel Wherry.
IA Centre, Lycoming, Clinton, SullIvan-An-
dreIc Gre@g.'
Is Blair, Cambria, untinsdon-John Cress-
well, Ir.
l6 Lu7crne, Montour, Columtia-Charles r.
Buckalew.
II Bradford, Susquehanna, Wyoming-Wm.
NJ Patt.
Is Tioga, Potter, M'Kean, Elk. Clearlield, JEFF
fer>on, Forresi-Henry Soufher.'
10 Mercer, Venango, Warren-Thos. Hoge.
20 Erie, Crawiord-D. 4. Finnsy.'
. Butter, Beaver, Lawrence-.iOhn Ferguson.
- Allegheny, Jonas X. McCl.atock, Wm.Wil-
kins.'
% Washington. Greene-J1hn Fienniken.
81 Somerset, Bedford, Fuiion-Francis Jor-
dan.
"a Armstrong, Indiana, Clarion-S. s. Jami-
son.
90 Juniata. Miflin, Union-Jcmss ". Seiiers.
81 Westmoreland. Fayctte-Wm. L. Frazer.
IS Schuylkill-C. VI. Slraub..
Democrats l7-Opposition l6.
HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Adams-ISaac Robinson.
Ailegheny-James b. Fulton. Samuel Smith,
Jas Salisbury, =. Magee. l.. B. Patterson.
Armstrong. &c.-Michiel X. Boyer, PaEp
Ct,uer, Darmin Pheiys.
Beaver. &c.-R. b. MComJs. D. L. Imbrie,
a. v. Crawtord
Bedford. &c-R Nelson Smith, Jos. Bernhard.
Berks-J. L. Geiz, B. Nunnemachsr, VIM
Helms, George Shenk.
Blair, &c.-JOhn II. Wuirode. john H. Gi6bo-
nY.
Bradio.d-Bart. LGrorfe. Judson Ho.ton.t.
Bucks-John MaDgle, John II. Lovetl, Alex.
A. Johnson.
Carbon. &c.-Joshua Frey, Thomas Craig.
Centre-.Jdc0b Sfrub.e.
Che5ter-And. Buchanan, Robert Irwin, Jos
Dow'ell
Cieariield, &c.-Seth A Backus.
Clinton, &c.-John c. Nc cGhee. SanL Cd.G,ueH.
Columbia, Sc.-John {. Montgomery.
Crawforl-Leonard Feed. Joseph Brown.
Cumberand-Wm Harper, James Anderson
Dauphin-John Wright, Darid MummG.
Delaware-Chas. D Manley.
Erie-Murray Whallon. Gideon }. Ball.
Fayette, Sc.-Peter A. Johns. II. d. Foster,
Samuel Hill, John Fausold.
Franklin-James b. Orr, James Z. Boyd.
Greene-Rufus X. Campbell.
Indiana-Rob'. B, Morehsd1.
Lebanon. N1Hgu 1. Ber-y.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-26
GU + 5 s l \ G. .

What would become of Yankee land,
Were it not for guessing:
This last best sense bestowed on US
Is really quite a blessing.
The lawyer gueesseS at case,
Beyond his power of solving;
The Jury guess he must be right.
While yerdictS they're evolving.
The doctor guSSes he will find
His patient quite troubles
And sure his guessing. in my case,
Will not turn out bubble.
The girls are guessing who will come
To take them 10 the party;
The fellows guess who they will take,
And step along quite smartly.
The lover guesses he had best
To make 1.-The proposition,
Guesses his heart, when that is done,
VIII cease It's palPiiauon.
The maiden guesses what he'll say,
And has her answer ready
Guesses she'll tell il off quite glib,
But finds her voice unsteady.
The mother guesses something's broke" ,"
She hears such wondrous clauer-
GuesSes the children told iib,
By saying, "No great matter"
The father gueSses he'll be rich,
If things should go to suit him
GLesSes at COSTS a sight to live
4 fact there's 40 dlsputin'.
The one who wrote his, guessed he'd make
One day, a famous poet;
The people guessed his head was turned;-
guess these verses show IT,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-26
AN AUTUMN LESSON.

Though fading fast, and falling sere
And wiihered to the mould,
The glories of the waning year,
How well there l,s, MS old!
Not surer on the night Of gloom
VIII dawn the gladstone day,
Than from October'S leat-strewn tomb
VIII burst the leafy May.
If Ger us autumn blasts have blown,
And of heart-verdure left us bare,
Dear, perIshed hopes around US strewn,
And chilled US with their wlntry air
Oh yet on US May shall breathe,
TO bud in hope, IN health 10 bloom,
And with its richest veriure wrearhe
A garland fresh'ning 10 our tomb.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-26

rsa-The Norfolk Argus says that in a
short space of less than ninety days, out
of an average population Of about six thou
sand, every man, woman and child, (almost
without exception has been stricken with
the yellow fever, aud about two thousand
have been buried, being not less than two
ont Of three of the whole abiding commu.
nity Of Norfolk, white and black.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-26

eSThe Toronto Pauitt states that to-
wards the middle of the last century, an
individual of - years of age, was con-
demned to the hulks for life. 1t was then
the custom, or at any rate it was the hum
or Of the Court, to pronounce the sentences
of the term os9g years. The criminal has
undergone this somewhat prolonged COZ
fneneut, and few days ago was set at
liberty. lie is ben. double, and bowed
almost TO the knees He attains next
month his 12lst birth day.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-26

GRATING FRUIF TREEs.-An interest,"
ing discovery has been made in Francs
with regard to ongrafting fruit trees. In
stead of making Use Of graft, slip is
taken from an apple tree, for example, and
planted in potatoe, so that couple Of
inches of the slip remain visible 1t soon
takes root, DEVELOPS itself, and finally be-
comes a handsome tree bearing fne fruit.
This method is due to the bohemian gard
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-26

na. Hon Samuel Merrill, President of
the Indiana State Bank Of indianapolis,
and for many years Treasurer of the State,
died recently at his residence in Indianap-
oils. He was 4 brother of the late Hon,
James Merrill, of New Berlin, having mi
grated to Indiana, from Vermont, as a
school teacher.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-26

E-It will be recolected, that several
months since Free State man Col MCrea)
IN sef-detence shot a Missouri ruiiian named
MaIcom Clark, and that TO preserve M'Crea
from the fury of the pro-slavery mob then
Rampant, he was put into Fort Leavenworih
for legal action. He has lain there ever
since, waiting his trial by one Of Franklin
Pierce's minions. The position of affairs
there, now, he describes IN The following lei
ter TO his falher-Ip-!aw.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-26
Chr ltwisburg Gbronifle.
FRIDAY, OCT. 2f, lS55.

NORTH BRANCH CANAL.-The whole
amount of tolls collected at Beach Haven
Office last year, was, Sl60, i43 20, up to
October lst. This year up to the same
date the amount has increased Sl1 ,lI5.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-26
THE "CRAZY" PEOPLE.

tFWe are in the regular receipt Of ''1hs
Opqi," a monthly magazine conducted by the
inmates Of the Lnnatlc Asylum, Utlca, n. Y,
and peruse II with mingled sympathy and
satisfaction. The following story and poems
We select as quite as good as the majority OF
magazine writings by people outside OF The
A<vlum-EH Chronicle.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-26

Lancaster-George J. Brush, Jesse Renhold,
P.W. Hoasekseper, Fm. Han,ilton.C L. Hum
seeker:
decentralization Wright, Henderson Cay
lord.
Mercer. Sc-Samuel Kerr, S. B. MCGlmonf,
Daniei Lon.
Miillin-Iohn FtrctH.
Monigomery-Josiah Hillegas, George Hamel,
A. B. Longaker.
Norrhampron-John A. Innes, Jesse Pearson.
Northumberland. II. Zimmermen.
Perry-Krh Haines.
Phil. city,. Joy .Mrris, Jocob Dock, George
Smith, Aaron Cuburn.
Phil county-R. l.. Wright, Jos. Hunecker.
John Mccarthy, c. NJ Leisenring. Charles
Darthy, John Hancock. John Roberts, I.
Yeartsley, Samuel A. Hi bbs, John Thomp-
son, Fred. J. Walter.
Schuyklll-Wm. b. Lebo. Samuel II pPle.
SomerSet-J. Augustine.
Susauehanna-I Ihos. }. Lasham, John V.SmIth,
Tioga-T. l.. Baiduin.
Unlon-Ge0rge ". .Hrouse.
Washington-Geor2e ID. Miller,DayId Niddie.
Wayne-Nathaniel W. Vail.
York-James Ramsey, Isaac Beck, Samue.
Mancar.
Regular Dem. 66-State Administration "a.
RscArIULiTIoN.
Democrats Opposition.
Senate II 10
House CO 3f
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-26
SENATOR TooMBs, of Georgia, has &C

SENATOR TooMBs, of Georgia, has ac-
cepted the invitation of the Boston Com
mittee on Slavery Lectures to lecture III
that city. lie will deliver his address on
the 24ih Of January, and has selected for
his theme, "The Consistency of African
Slavery with tie Constitution of the
United States and Republican Institutions,
and the eject of the American Revelation
upon the African race" This is in happy
contrast with the bullying refusal of Hea-
ry A. Wise.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-26

s|H Hon. George K. Barrett, Of Clear,
field, is chosen President Judge Of the
Wayne district, having 5000 over Hon,
Thomas S. Bell. Mr. Barret viii remove
within the District Mr.. Barrett, We un,
derstand, was formerly a printer in Lewis
burg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-26

A SECOND WHITFIELD-Recent Eng
lish journals, state that young minister
of the Baptist church is creating as mu:h
excitement as Irving and Whitfield did in
their day. The London correspondent. cE
the New York .Stmddy Times says: L" His
name is Spurgeon, and he can scarcely have
reached his 22d or % year, should think.
His eloquence is extraordinary-it over.
whems you with its force and b-illiancy;
and his voice has the characteristics which
Whitfelis is said to have possessed-s
ringing tone, ana capable Of being heard
By an assemblage OF ten thousand persons"
-TMr. Spurgeon, above referred to, has
been preaching over year, ard although
at first it was prophecied that his power
would not wear, it has not yet been dimmed-
\ younger brother CT the same man, has
also commenced preaching, with similar
effects ard o, ,arity.]
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-26

A COOP EXANraE -Boston (lIass y
papers state, in few days store will b,
opened in that city WITH capital Of l50,-
900 dollar, as an agency for the sale Of
Flour at Western prices, with the additiC,,
OF the cost Of transportation aud incident
al expenses. The Boston Pos, says, ,"scme
Of the better ellss of cur moueyed men
are ready to aivance sums for tue purpose
of establishing stores of this description"
JAMES W. CoFFRorH, Eso-We SEQ
that this gentleman formerly of Philada..
aud at one time editor of the Spirit of'tlA
Times, has been elected IL the State Sen
ate, from The Tuuluune District, Calitor-
MIA, on the American ticket Ea;il this
gear, both il California aud Pcunsylyauia.
MrC. was leader among ;ae m3s, radical
nem 1crl-y
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-26
Finale Of a Baby Show.

We learn that the proprietors Of tho
"Grand Union Prize Baby Show" at Wor.
cester, closed their exhibition on Saturday
evening. The committee of awards hav-
ing completed their duties, much dissasis-
faction was expressed with the report, by
those who had been unsuccessful e9mpeti.
tors for the prizes, when one OF the pro-
prie:ors, in q brief speech, thanked the pa
rents for the patience they had manifested
during the four days exhibition and hoped
that in after years, when their children
should reach the age of discretion, both
parents and children would recur to the
events of the present week with pleasure
and satisfaction. Before taking final
leave he requested them to retire to tho
ante-rooms, where the prices and gratuities
would be distributed. In the meantime
he stepped out" to see if the moon was
UP, and has not been heard from since by
the anxious matrons to whom prizes had
been awarded We have no sympathy for
the disappointed mothers who had much
better be at home attending to their house
hold duties than exhibiting themselves
and their offsprina-B,st9n Journal
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-26

UrILITY OF THE TELEGRAPH.-A pea-
SAINT received lately BY mail Z letter from
his son Joseph, Zouave before Seyassc-
pol. The young man mentioned the fact
that his legs were ye; whole, bu: that his
shoes were the worse for wear. The af-
fectionate father having purchased a pair
of nine and-a-halfs, was perplezoi as to the
means Of forwarding them. st last hs
though; of the telegraph-the line to Mar
seiles runs through the village. He put
the address on one Of the s1les and Sung
the shoes over the wire. \ pedlar, pass
ing By, struck with the so.ility Of their
workmanship, appropriated them and plac-
ed his used-up trampers in their place.
The mex, morning the old daddy returned
to the spot, to see if the telegraph had ex-
ecuted his commission. He saw the SUBJ
stitution which had been effected, Il vow,"
he exclaimed, "if Joseph hasn't sent back
his old ones ~
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-26

The Mormon, John NJ. Bernhisel, has
been elected Delegate to Congress without
any shaw Of opposition.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-26
A Fact in Regard to Drilling Wheat.

We wish to record fact which seems
rather remarkable in regard to drilling
wheat. We sowed about nine acres last
fall with one of Ross Drills, and some
three acres among corn, with three shov-
el cultiva,or OF the former, we have not
noticed single plant heayed out with the
frost during the winter, though some was
sown on the poorest clay land on the farm,
with but one plowing. 1t was sown I'M
medIately before that among the corn, aud
presented Ia the early winter decidedly
poor prospect. But that s0wn among corn
Is BADLY killed with winte-, many plants
lying on the top Of the ground, dead. In
some places, 1t seems almost entirely ru-
iued. 1t is the same kind of wheat as that
which was drilled. Our readers may draw
their own couclusions.-hdiuna turner.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-26

LAUGuABLE.-The Albany Aryu, tells
i story of Il man buying oats, a few days
since, who gave fifty dollar bil! in mis-
take for five. On discovering the blum
der, and fastening to have it rectifed, he
found the recipient of it deliberately rub
bing out the cypher on the bill, in order
to make his cash account square with his
funds. An exchange of GIVE" for a
"dfty" saved the latter from further de-
facemcnt, and fully satisfied both parties.
E4~A Colored Mems National Conveu-
ton has been hell in Philads latcly
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-26

Nicholson received majoli;ies in q
majority Of counties.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-26
How to make Folks Happy.

To Tuos. RArrRAY, Dubuque, Iowa.
The true Democrat., 1855-02-21

sad countless respectively and all State and county funds arising from licenses granted pedders and hawk
 grocery keepers and owners of tenpn alleys and billiard tables, and from penalties esravlbonds sha when collected be paid into the the county and the county court of said county mav if Dy hem advisable at tme appropriate such funds the establishment of academy seminary learning in said county at some site central in said may be- regarding the heah convenience and other or a
 es of education in said county in the practicable
 her Proridd That before said court makes appro paoh like sum be raised by private contributions for the same purpose but in the event that said shall deem it
 To erect such academy, said court apply the n ee sng from said fund the support common schools m eH respective counties, whenever equal to such n shaii be raised by private contribution and full and .P Po"er and discretion are hereby delegated to sad
 courts to carry out the object and purpose contemplated " ,s section Prouided That each township
 ceve It's distrbutive share of the school fund.-
 to the number ofwhite children the age of five
 uuer the age of eighteen nd prouided further, e county court shall not be authorized to consolidate oi the different townships to establish academy
 e consent ot the majority of the of the diff ieient townships of said county
 De tt tarther enacted That shall be the duty of the oi uie several counties in this act mentioned, s4 ~ iey may deem 1t advisable and expedent, poh any number of to examine into the oi scoois' ana into the qualifications of school teachers in time. i 'A'''o" "o"i ''"'e 'O So@' DC tarther enacted, That when any person has VI y pufcnase any of the school lands in said counties, and shall forfeit pay for he ome ,cood ing to contract the lands forfeited or failed . h ;5 f shall revert to the citizens of said township and ha phec in e dlsPoSa III tne same manner if said had never oeen Sod anu II such lands shall fail to sell for much the succeeding sae as at the preceding one with interest," and expenses of sae use of said land t5er and rents added thereto the party failing orfeitnp as the may be, shall be liable for said deficit e' ~ ~
 8. Be tt further enactcd, That the several counties in this act mentioned shall be exempted from all other laws now in force in this State, relating common schools
 34 Be tt tRrher enacted That this take effect and be In force from and after its passage.
 Approved 22d January, 1855.
The true Democrat., 1855-02-21
HiTTEE ROCK FOUNDRY ..rxr-zy-r> AND BLACKSMITH sEsOP ~<AA z...ssyys

NIlS establishment is offered for sale .sssS s<7,S L on favorable terms. The moulding uoor and fur mace for melting iron is sufficiently large for all orli- nafy purposes The blast bellows are driven by enghe Ill gooi order. There Is also attached pat tern shop and lathe. large assortment of patterns and lnGH!ding tlasks seasoned white pine for pat telIH lh.re Is also oH hand coal and iron sufficient to operate the foundry for six months.
 he Blacksmith shop has three forgcs with bellows and too of every description suitable for an exten- sive business
 The foundry has not been in operation for the past year tol t!e reason that could not conveniently give 1t ny ersollal attention.
 iontelligent industrious mechanics who under stand this branch of business, the proposed sale offers great advantages. The location is central and heal thy and will command an extensive business If not disposed Of by the lst of May it will then be leased
 The following will De sold aa cost. A large lot of assorted bar iron and steel;
 quantity of charcoal
 Peacock, Diamond Wing and cast Flows: Shovel and Half f-shovel Flows assorted; Bull Tongue Flows, assorted;
 Cotton Scrapers, Cotton Sweeps and Harrows: Picks, Mattocks, Mining Picks, Grubbng Hoes: Single and Double Tree Irons;
 Stretcher and Lock Chains; Ring and Staple for OX 4okes; Chains; Wagon Boxes; Andirons; Saw mll lrons Gin Segments; Strap Hinges; Iron Wedges, and various other articles in that line.
 ROSWELL BEEBE. Little Rock Feb IA 1855 if
The true Democrat., 1855-02-21
RUNAWAY SLAVE JAIL.

f$o M1 1AS committed to the Jail of Chicot county, "a " Arks., on the 18th January. 1855, runa- -sS.way Slave calling himself Vi i,.e. and says he belongs to J w. sharp, negro trader at 163 Graver street, New Orleans, that he formerly was owned in Georgia from which place he has been months: said boy Is aged 22 years about feet inches high, is copper colore and has the right side of his neck, he sayS he dccoyed off by an rishman with whom he was found, they came If theseamer Kim ble at Grand Lake. Arkansas
 The owneria requested to come forward prove pro- Perty, pay charges and take him. Otherwise he will be dealt with as the law directs
 CALVIN ASHBROOK. Sheriff
 and Jailor Ghicot County Columbia, Ark. Feb. 2d. IS55.
 Is Gnl Printe1,s fan :as
The true Democrat., 1855-02-21
6e. McCREEGHT,

LEAVING. made some new discoveries in his bu- E < siness is satisfied that he HOW please the most fastidious.
 The improvements obvious. Miniatures for mery taken by him will be taken over for half price. Prices from S2 50 to $20.
 very fine lot of cases hand, some of which are extra. Please call and he will astonash you.
 Feb1 F54tf
The true Democrat., 1855-02-21
N 0 Y X C E.

HAVING removed to New Orleans Mr William \ \ Drake is my duly authorized agent to settle up my unsettled business, and is fully authorized to ceive and receipt for all claims due me.
 Those indebted will save cost by calling on him and paying up immediately.
 And also to settle up all claims due S. Jaseph.
 Feb II '54 2t JOHN J. THOMPSON.
The true Democrat., 1855-02-21
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.

TN R. SCHRAM has located in this city for the l.. purpose of carrying the above business in all It's banches His long experience and thorough know- edge of his business will enable him to give entire satisfaction to all who may patronize him. Shop on the corner of Markham and Louisiana streets.
 Feb f. 1855 lv