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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-28
A Story for Children.

There was once farmer, who had a
large field of corn he ploughed it aud
planted the corn, and narrowed it and
weeded it with great care, and on his field
be depended for the chief support of his
family. Bat after be, had worked hard,
he saw the corn began to wither and droop
for rain, and he began to have fears for
his crop. lie felt very sad, and went
over every Gay to look at his corn, and
see if there was any hope Of rain.
One day as he stood looking at the sky,
md almost in despair, two little rain drops
up in the clouds over his head saw him,
and one said to the other:
"Look at tha. poor farmer; feel sorry
for him; he has taken so much pains with
his field of corn, and now it is all drying
up; 1 wish l could do him some good"
Yes" said the other, "but you are
only little rain drop, what could you do?
You can't even wet one hllock"
"Well," said the first, ''to be sure l
can't do much, but can cheer the farmer
little at any rate, and | am resolved to
do my best. I'll 90 to the field to show
my good will, if can do do more; and
so here l 60" And down went the rain
drop-one came pat on the farmers nose,
and one fell on stalk Of corn. Dear me"
said the farmer, putting his finger to his
nose, "what' A rain drop! Where did
that come from? l do believe we shall
have shower"
The first rain drop had no sooner start
ed for the field, than the second one said,
"Well, if you are going, leieve will 60
too; here I come" And down dropped
the rain drop on another stalk.
BY this time grea. many rain drops
had come together to hear what their CON-
panions were talking about, and when they
saw them going to cheer the farmer, and
water the corn, one said, "If you are 60
ing on such good errand, I'll 90 too;
aud down be came. "And u said anoth-
or, "and I" Sand L." and SO on, till a
whole shower of them came, and the corn
was watered, and it grew and ripcned, all
because the first little rain drop deteremi-
ned to do mhat II could
Never be discouraged, children, because
you can't do much DO phdt you can-
angels can do no more.
THE VICToRY.-The Louisville Times
etates as an incident Of the mob in that
city, the following:
"a woman who attempted to save her
husband, was pitched down stairs, break
ing her neck and limbs so that she died.
The mob, finding their game scarce, set
the torch to the houses; the women fed
one who was fleeing with young infant
in her arms, was followed by hard heart
ed wretch, who was coming up, put the
muzzle of the weapon to the childs head,
fred, and bespattered its brains over its
mothers arms.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-28
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.
UELMB0LD'S Highly Concentrated
III Compound Fluid Extract of

L (DmpCunJ Ftuid ENafisct Oh
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kidnevs. Secret Diseases, Structures, Weak
ness, and all diseases of the Sexual Organs,
whether in Male or Female, from whatever
cause they may have originated and no matter
of how long standing.
If you haze contracted the terrible disease which,
when seated IN the system, will surely 90 down
from generation to another undermining the con
siitution sap the vital fluids of life do not
Yourself iu the hands Of Quacks who start up
cry dsy in a this. and fill the papers with -la
ring falls. hoods we'll ulatcl TO deceive the Young
and those acquainted with their tricks You can
not too careful the selection Of remedy in these
The Fluid Extract Of Gurhu has been pronounced by
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II is medicine perfectly pleasant in its taste and very
nuoce its action, and yet thorough that II anni
hates particle of the rank ani poisonous virus OF
ts dreadful disease: and. unlike other remedies, it does
not dry up the disease in the blood Constitutional
Debility, brought by selfahu'r, most terrible
disease, which has brought thousands of the hu-
untimey graves. thus blasting the brilliant
hopes parents and brhting in the bud the glorious
ambition Of many noble youth, can lie cured iy this
Inflllible Remedy. And : u medicine wtir must ben
every body the SIM y de,icue 10 the confined
and despar.ng Invalid, equal Is to be found, acting
both as a Cure and Preycnt5'c.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-28
BlNDERY.


SaccessoTSt0 W. o. H,ctok d Co.
Book BINDERS AND STATIoNERs, AND
BLANK Book MAHUFACTURERs,
Harrisburg, Pa.
MOST respectfully inform theirfriends that
Nl they are engaged in the above business
~ directly opposite Herr's Hotel. aI They
nater themselves, by careful attention 10 their
business, TO receive a continuance Of the pat
ronage so literally enjoyed By the Old firm.
BLANK BOOKS frr Banks, County Offices,
Merchants, and private individuals, and every
variety of full and ha!f-bound constantly on
hand. Paper ruled 10 any pattern. Oh Books,
Periodicals, Magazines. Law Books, NewSpa-
pers, Bibles, Music, works issued IN NoS &c.
bound in any style, plain or extra. All work
warranted, and done cheaply.
Please give us call. &. d ii.
,s' Books &c. to be bound may be left with
he Editor of the Chronicle. 500
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-28

DLANK Books of all patterns, including
ID Day Books, Ledgers. Journals, Cash and
Minute Books, Pass and Memorandum Books,
Students Note and Composition Books, &c,
al NJ. Fitzpatrick & Bros. Sd ST. Lewisburg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-28

rOLD pens repointed at 25 rts. each, at VI.
" Fitzpatrick q Bros New Book and Sta
ticnery Store, Sd st. Lewisburg, next door TO
Beaver a kreamer's Store.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-28
GENUINE HONEY SOAP.

T'IIE purity, frag-
l. rance, and mild
emollient properties of
this Soap, renders it eS-
pecially deserving a
place on every toilet.
For chained handS.ani
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-28

lnURE Cider Vinegar for sale at
May i,'55l BEAVER & KREMER'S.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-28

nORTE MONNAlES IN Pearl, Ivory, Pa
pair Mache and Morocco at prices
varying from 10 Cts. 10 $l,25 at NJ. Fiizpat-
rick * Bros New Book and Stationery Store,
3D. ST., LewiSburg, next door to Beaver &
kremer'< store
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-28
Adv'ts.
George SturgeS,
Walnut 81. PhIladrlphia.

COLE Manufacturer of the Improved
y spiral spring 7Eatresscs, No. 81
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-28
SALAMhNDER SAFES /.

Friday morning, Dec. 18th, ls5i-EN ANS Il
WATSON'S SALAMANDER SAFES TRIU-
MPHANT, as they always are when put TO
the lest:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-28

DEN and Pocket cutlery Of Rodgers, Wos-
tenholmS. and others fine manufacture,
at prices varying from 10 els. 10 ) 90.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-28
NOTICE-ITaving been appointed the

Lewisburg. March 30, 1854 3m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-22

There afe important considerations growing pul
al liz tate exercise Qf lhe vet0 power. over and
above those that All connected with The cruel
Disappointment Ct p4ralss a'Tsstly interested y
a9lv felf AZ this renewed rtfusal % discharge an
Ee15ssl debt. that must demand public considera-
liUn9 we allnde 10 The PROSTITUTION of that power
II purposes ipr which 4 was never conferred ny
ths Eons,ilusIpn. and by which \ Is made the ac-
live agent ondcfeaiing he wishes 81 ths country
md ~ fnleniSons 81 Congress rhe veto power
was con6d1d ii he Pfesideni We think only @ be
nsed ii he rYAqest emergencies; 70 gRafd against
ieeslali0a passed under tbe hdslg impulse Of pop
ular excitement Or % prevent The enactment Of
laws conflicting with The Constitution. Ihs whole
sIiris al fepubIcanism f0Ibida he assumption that
itwts desianed 10 enable tie President n override
lie decisions Of Congress upon questions which
are Af unacceptable ID these objections but 10 relas
sionI9 which he may Tier from The majority q
Tie Immediate representatives Of the people. ils
exercise cannot b justified ii The decision qf ones.
lian$ Of expedieHeg; Of Political difference, cr q
contested facts. AMI when hfoushs & besr upon any
considerations bu those we haye referred q il be7
comes an autoeraliea power fcpnguant q the Fefy
essence al liberty. and capable Of being made the
vehicle Of ohAlinacY b Inst of power Of passion
and q prejudice e ne bands q az g
trnlIenl llseII 8, = "a l01 me recszsIg eqt
ifon hose bills upon which depends is vial ope-
faians n fact there i No limit y lhe authority
81 t41 IAENIANMti - ~ NNM NtNfNtA ~
exlrtlne pferoR1iire upon occasions when neither
violation oflkl Constitution nor The objection "
fnconsideraie legislation can Be properly urged
he concentrates i, once 10 himself The whole pow
e. II The Government destroys q blow The indie
rsnhence oftbe Legislative department. and bY
ncrhicious indulRenee Of power EXHIBITS The dess
no.ism ol cfhee In iss nosi offensive foFniA
The veto 81 the SpnliasiDn bilkiemaniiesfIy open
Is iii these sriclufes Upon constitutional gfounfs
no objection can Re urged against 1.-THE pfetsnce
of has,T legislation would he an absuFay 4 men
Toned Ia connection with it-its terms cannol Be
cnnsnnrd into any violation Of executive privilege
| --ifhss been passed and e. passed blythe Senate
che school Of Presidents has xece}xed ihe ap-
prevail 81 Ire popular branch of Congress md wAs
| supported ~ nine-irnlhs of Thu public journals
ofeYery shape n political opinion and ~ y ths
faca 81 iii these Affirmative he Freshest stretches
Iss - inwarEnhiable degree lis privilese and en-
dsaFofa 10 cover A arbitrary eSercise oIpowef m
der the prctence u constitutional obligation. Ine
African bird, whom nasuralists tel u> taneles lts
large body concealed when IL head Is fnn INTO t1e
/ sxna. Il nol guilty * greater solecism than i
he President who Tetoes bill under such tlfeain
/ nfa43nos n fkeSf - Baltimore A71ffifnn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-22

IA RsIxsr, - ne Ia instant. b Rev. p HtIccr|.
Samuel. N PATTERSON ~ N'n HARRIET
HUG HE'S both tf ne above p1ne4 place
On TIE 18th instant. v Rev. Mr. Fink. ~. ADAM
DAUEH1ItN aud Miss HENbIk[lt ILANEH-.
beIA late q Germany now d NerIIs.toIs
on lie Is 4 is<isni. ty the fant JAMES II BUTT
All; Mis- AIY 3s'ff-s'' q befkf'S.
w ,,s IL instant. DR.. A G. HAtIoND. Il 1tiksil7
.css.iS. ia Mlss e ATIiARiNE 9 eAsffklha..
JflIsSo1 cau4ty
az ~ ssk insistf il Vsshinr,on ccu1,y. NJ.
~ ! 1.1s.s.. Notsar M JOHN !. uHrIutA
sad Miss SARAH SPlcER- b9ih u ffst. ecaP'f. a
81, lie io.k Instant. Al TIE zane place. az z.1e'
Mr. WILLIAM ~ BROW n and Mss SARAH o>'@-
RELIs-balh Il Hiprshife county, "a
(]a he aoih iasibat a. d. same piese y ~ ,.
AZ. WILLIAM HQWEkS ead y ~ s'Ae D',z..'4 \
r0l Tz-boih 81 Shenandoah county. "a
a. IL a2d uii;sSo< al ne sane place. b{ q. s
NJ ~ 4. NIIH0IN AID Mis- MATILDA >e4ii.'
HllI .AL-AalA al NlI1Inl..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-22

Cfnpn Il or nRicEs IN rus BAETlAoRs NAakkt
Fsrtks wttk fading Feb a. 1853

Cing~At or ilhlcss ~ ~ r, y. IA
y ss' esse -. s o.. 3 s..
Reported expressly for she Free tles'.
tpFLsa.-Snpply large and no demand We
quote nominally a. 50 90 q o. % per uol.
BurTgk Ibe receipts ar lsgAiellnan'Ast week
change III Prices Ne al e Gasles ID kegs az
is 10 10 els Western iQ1e y eis. .Rdlfaf Ito "a
Ill. Prime l5lio IS cts
BgsssF * = We quote 20 70 % els, With no
demand
BEtNs.-Sales e. ii liked al IS cts. 70 g.; White
S13s5o 81 26
BacoN. Active and prices remain as quoted
Sales o Shoulders akeA e n eis. Sides 70 a,
Hams plain iDto N cents Fancy ~ " n Cts.
1nuxTRy SoAP lii good demand with sales A.
ia Is.
C4rrls-75D offered At the scales on Thursday
,vlah were shid at 81 co, 10 $685. on The hooi,
equal 10 $500 10 SO % nelt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-22
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SCENE INA Nlyy-NOTHINfsH
CsltJACIE.


Moses EameR member d DE Legislature q
New York, puhisRes letter describing bis }eeep.
ton ID 1 Know 4ghsng Councilin Syracuse az
lei yoting for WIZ 4. Seward, foE Unilsd States
senator
Mr. Barker informed ahe Grand Council That
wNuId make explanations ID relation ID naY vote
east ii The last edsian White | was pfgcfieding
Is do So one II tfe members asked mr. pr y 4om 1
voted Tor United STATES Senator When replied
Wilsiaul Fl Sfsetfd L created great eNe.ez-
enf in all ra flspf Lhf hall Some tiTenty q ILL
il. more lhanthe resi-, rushed 1870 ~
lid plaslfrn hissiNg Stamping fhFsf 80 safasnf
fheif teeth Intending their e. M's 49, sraiShrH
49, s ,sss 'svfiE founienances flushed ~ ilh
'svsss TRAITOR. PsEiarer Liar VIII
ian ard nfhef enigets, mpanleQANtla me tx
ses,, 80 Z 1850 hfpl ont, down slaifsiwiIh
- : him out of the window, &c &e
81 3. 8 i time dlgmegling was ID complete up-
,sf Tke presiding olEeef could not control hose
ngesenf and afed Die meeting adjourned f5r
M hour There was flena general III h Isf fhe
SIasfofni where iRas ssaHdiae Some 81 re fores
moe seized my collar hut by Tie exeFtioa Of fsM
1sfsanal friends was saved from further K,2-
suee. BIZ being with great hasle, esceftea 4gsf.
pirate stairway while ofiefS eipsse IS 81 ~ +
and kent back the IN - neg g IS ~ h,ief
street Mr. Barker hd 9fsed mr. IA 81 .is-1 t 4 y.
CD ~ ~ Is. sS .EssSaif 8b0pk the pi8re. pnH 70
80 W. w ~, III III AL II xonTey nuef haFlnx mo
III ~ 80 f2s ii attend tai look lhe ADVICE and
y s ~ ysss5esIss III me ifs 4 tfaln
& - IN story b He EDITOR who was robbed of
! I'd 81 III qee money week offwo since, isEa-
.56I n il6 dFauaaiizad
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-22

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10 = la viii ~ ex.Ess.s A'n s'a 20 s''s-',
,2s .I;.k Is Is. piasSss hinged. tn g Ne1s 2. -
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4 $50 ssss si.,aiselI a ~ ssIas 4.{, sH i.
4a;Ss3s$S ~ 4 iii e1aIi1te = e mst.es g
~ t.,.t ~ IS SklefIt1 lFola rFfzes e, -
$500 SissssSzs. 81 1lia1aaee NEai 3 sae'7s =
Ss.f.,., 1. .SIS, Il i were pet hat Naassl
.;3..s. ...fst from hsgias iksir names e rEsAl
81 S..zs.. ,|1s S4isa1ce ufoa this point now al
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IN Ire lid 1ssaa1s m ~ aRe hie psii
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IS .sEs16al anino.isy towards s;.isg ~ epposiiin
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-22
Public sale OF Valuable Jff-x
ieYson Land g Personal Property.

xxrIf.L ke sogd al Pnhlie sale. Miih0ot resefvs.
" 90 the premises o. TfErsdng AZ 5ti day
4 II MarsA, tht~valnable TRACf OK Ian
( latly The reslie c. Of Vim. Blown dec d, lying
4 ip he County Of jefferson isnmediaiely on ne
/ Turnpike leading from ChafIesiown q Siniihheia,
about miles from either place adjoining lbs ARMS
( os John r Flhgg AaffsW AidEilge lnd VI SIR.
1 legs containing about
| ssa., =. ), ,yb,cf 81 s me TIMER, wilh an
t.4 80 - II l,-nsi 10 III fsIds The land bas
hsen cnlffsaiel ier ne last tfp Years Nrh ylsr
ossn IS. and s now IN fine stale q
VIZ ~, III consist III conYf a
sssf DWELLING HOUSE. wiih ESt5#
rooms good Barn and SEahling Corn Elll
h0nse, Ice-house, Mix hause. Meat. I'LL. +.
mouse. NegfosQpaF'ers and Parry. holises, an Or
rhaTd of very cheiee FRUIT TREES now inst
10 their prime. apda weliol excellent tterfsiiinr
rArER n the yard Tbs fencing has recenHv M
.rrgone athofough repair. lis cohxrnienf3i,7 -
Nils and within ieW hundred yards Of Came.
~ N 2epgi where ine highest prices hre general.
Baeksmiih's shop with dwelling a,,ae5ed
when Is one q ne best stapds5n The county.
Iils 10 pleasant asiehb0ihood. with rood eoe;-
y and + good localidn iuf Phgsitar and AIM
s'nsf ons g ss Pos' desirable farms in he county.
al IT, same time ADD 5lase sill Is sod ,be -.
onal Property offihe deceased among With -.
ttQHk l1orses ~ Mares ~ head 81 Cailis sons
,esh cews 4s one sheep some have Lambs 30
i2gs q barrels cd Corn; 50 bushels RYE a
~ bushels Slovkf Fed g Acres Of Wheat in
e ground Or & tins Of Haf; q iot Of FortsI: 4
uanliiy Of QdaN in ihe Mil; Irish Po,sfoss
nan.lly q me Ba ot half interest 10 4 Thfesh-
NJ Machine Gefn Shelter. large number 1. u
aai Posts and several hundred Rails: WAGON.
,lonses Cart Harrow, Carriage. Gears
lpusehod Kitchen Furniture several Sieve
fe nss Cooking Stove. 1000 SHINGLES idd5 ~.
.asoned Pine Plank 100o Brick sc. There III
several valuable Servants Tor Sire r<,.,s,s,.r
IEHNs For the taie Of land terms Is ~, ..
d day al sale Cd ne nefsfasf I 1ter
hdes 9l1 cayh-brer that an,sa \, = TITS
onfss Kifh inierfs from ds.4 81 4, 4,
s :. PsIa Qa g before 4 becomes due. effE,s ~
t5e. Z, 2. eng euf q re Efoaud. npon which ~
S. VAL g charged rem day d ss|t-- ..,1
'p'9ssq sessf''y g oe given before any bfi',s-'s
nd can Be given! = ne
H.. J. 81. a II 8a6assi'sl z n EsEEs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-22

EENNTE CHAAnER, Feb n llss3.
Dear Sir; nay answer a your 1nqaines viii q
brief ana xplicit
~ Ill ifnllY fecoen he lhe dpcriue o6 SSAle rights
n is application u slarery IS well ak 70 any th
II rs1sitSf al pfiI,lie CONCERN
srka V4Fafnis and Kenffiekv resolutions DC 796,
s3ss = IL y = E, 80 fissk TX - 49,
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3lns, -. La i. 80. a..,{sss
Mase 81 4
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III = III . AK Nh ss1.
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IAN sne op.elkg s,As - ls~
" ~ 90 IS Il, 49,
- $500. ss,;s Il j nrnsst &.
49, az 4 - NJ ~ sr5
Al hnaan AaM anu 'as NV u
~ US 1fsse1S 49, NV - 49, q
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s. Order b tftris< ~ 1menolneAt similarly IoE
SHOWS ii III ia ceased soIo|sfs
The Sneaker Is III before NE HereH message II
Esal ihe Pfesifs II SiAinE hls 0k kiQns II fhe
rftakl SpnlistNn
31r RaSir liIIfe if pressed AZ ~ kns Nifa sAe
fFr IA is2 3Sess35s 6s fitfa a fe a1fffin.
isftso1 s... 8 s.sl friend d ne vsso pow
8. IS nso5Ed ihsi is cons asFas6a d ne katiAci
- ss.In5re3 iIII VFe5SeEjaf. ii oEiEr II he i
s' IL s.|'sF s 6tsafitniiF III studying lie
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lin 4seEs "a q4nssfk Sai1 lhai Mn iwKirs 4
a. lssSssrs 49, 49, te2h&fnina hEe AheHSioke
..'..Is3 shs< sss HIS fEesso6. Milh s5e view AZ
s.3sEfs 4'3 ~. a.szs r. in9ikx;ifA
sl..7 \. s.s tassa da,rr-AsTkS Sc noes 90 +
$3.50 |sfss 1,<4. nII<fs s Hi Bay
IS $ .,s3:'i.,z 3
~ ~ a,nksji 4shsa lis n3stpossnxn AZ lilI liz
q M sssk ~ kilf eonIa Hill hn passed III
;isi III ssFisV nN4 II III 4 EtsS ish Nase oi
u fSs ks fos III tasinup;
~ l'Ss~iiTss ll rs rfkpsct iii ill., principle
sT6icls Is ssisks dawn id viii u Ia people
Is 81. s.s,s,
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roSSf;sntfonaI nSs3SIs6n rf fheflr Is inteiFKd-~
ss..asss 49, IS W.
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