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should aald acquaintance be forget,
And never brought to min;
should aalsd acquaintance be fsrkoi,
And aDYs % aQid iuus eyue -


should asld acquaintance be forget,
And never brought min
should aud acquaintance be tsrsot,
And days ~ auid innS syBe.n
The -mbers oi ne class Of june
TIE Junior eass Of The rnains June, 1892
eass OF e ending Jane 1881 frenaa Of
ending Ians ta5s,
asng0n, D. C. by The third of March, A D. 1881
% brighten the lnk of chain f-ndshir winch
ia. eplTels exchange
lives gfr.iiDs sympathy Hniimely
soine Of their promising
sfrsunars meeting OF -eappoBied committee VII b.
held s ts Afai Monday D. unioa
states Hotei thesnu Streets,
w1ch those members
tusitod 10 attend,
haapsea 70 secure as full abundance possible
as
good enseeh 20 furnish M rs me csn,, By will
their respective posi- nfhces.
EDWARD j. GRANT, M. d.,
of Trenton, n g., Chairman 81 Commir,ee.
ALEX sNDEH C. BART, M a.,
ai Pniasriphis, Pennsylsapie,
J. NEWTON LIGHTS Err,
of ancestor fennsylvaaia,
PHILIP FEsDLEToH,
Of Winston, Aieshans Ca. Md,
SAMUEL. p. RIcHA Ribs,
Of Bal.ie Iron and Glass WORKS, Nj
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
% Montgomery csHnss sArytspd
Joas WnpxAs, % Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lswtMaf3
All civilized OF
ed Tins advertisement
s@seai casrcs
e the globe and all throughout ht United
o Ameucn requested grsutnus
csonas betTeen mis- date and rhs Sd Of March, D. 1857
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Law Notice.

BEows, ST ANTON. WALLER.
n M BROWN FRED r. STANTON, and ). KNOX WALK
ER formed partnership for practising the supreme
of Washington,
Tennessee Offices wsshington and Mem
Of place, and
letters addressed them Will receive
ApTf - tfeod Tfnsei. Sentinel coFy.1
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unf-.rs states Pnfe1Ht Or %,
washington, July u, lee

2,
Of Tathnr, New yafk ana Geo n Ta-
" tam IN phi,ac pfa praying Of patent
granted 1884, for improve
tubes ef lend. and
netsIc substance for seven years rom 'e o
said paent place lin OF octobeT eS3
petition heard Patent once on
Aondsy of ~ O'Clock, and Al
person. appear they have,
why petition be rraEted
required He IN lhe rntsnt
Ars their specially writing least fwcn
davr all testimony filed by e'hs party
trausmied
coannce oee which viii ne mfnrbed an ap
piicafaon.
Tbe testimony be closed the i4fh Of Sep
serhrr aepoous, papers relied testimony
~ he 6led IN ,be Of thai dpy the
arrum.u,s q any, viii hin tent days thereafter.
Srrea alec published Ia the Unfsn inei
vrnes Evening C Geuuhi'enu. snu
more; rennsyivan Phi aaush.a, ps Scientific Anencsn
New York Courier, BuGalo, York and Post, borson.
successive ~rekr previous
10 thu of scrarmber p-xi lhe day Of bearing
8. +. sHrGERJ,
Acting Commissions: Of fafeufs
rs,,o-s az tte above uap.rp piea~e aDd rend
their bstis with containing h's notice
July l3-lawsw
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I'm paitan Crosby, edonis, New York
" lg granted him the id
day OF iei for "saw mills for
r-enwing buardsu &c of
paieu pinee ID dny OF 1856
petition henrd Patent Office
l2 O'Clock all
appear show shey have, why
SAID petition be granted
opposing required file Patent
Ofce objections specially writing. sasi twenty
dayp Of hearing testimony fled
taken transmitted an
Office which will be furnished
application.
The will Re the l2h day Of
Geposiens relied n,cry,
he of thni day. tae
rE Eamenrs. ! any, within e days thereafter.
thai this notice be pahiised N the unon ins
D. c., Republican hda
tmae Evening Argus Thiadephil, Pennsyv ecenthc
American New YORK; Post Massachasefs
the I'D of October
next, the day of hxarnx. -------.
- q. r. sHuGERT
Acting Commissioner Of Paients-
above will please and send their
Ja5cs with containing this nutice
gniy 2s--Iaw3w
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NoTICE.--I cpposs's' Franklin
aons-r Ave
per fooi which be icnrncd from
of Wards and Docks The lot 10
twenty extending hundred and forty seven es
nost ro a thirty feet alley. ALBEIT SMITH
Auf a-2Rwsw
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1~trcpesssw nastrosd once
Georsetovr, Ansnsi I, lass.
THE second animal 81 a psa and dsciass s nv
steckhoidrs be suprfed ny calling
r te scretuy or sendng through The ONCE
j. w DEERLE,
surA-fswaw secrsnry.
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- Hryy YORK. BREMGA. -ggrEi-
w. AMI yURITED STATES NAH sTEAwEEs
The comprising tEis hns ar WASHING
TON, apt z. Csvendy; HEgaANN Cnpt I'd
These stop Southampton bol an
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8f ~ sstsssaf "A additional Lana Office - The TER
rfigry Of Oregon.
rauxrass approved fehrusrv IL, 1855,
shNlaa esfstt-a laa6 distc in the
Fr uaicd Umr4ua district. emhTaring
~ ~ fourth vtnis-d parallel s hereby
anA efeH said district
et ors - -, Fre-sarhs
.sassasa ~ saf ra--tfpry. aan pthrrTise ordered.
~ Wst~s - raaa - Ns-h,nrton dsy
a. a ~ IsFs HehN WILSON.
C.,nEls~ipn.f n me t-ca.rai Land Osrs
NJ lw-tH~ff~ rfnfsl 4 star
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The Sew York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers

TAc pacise. app wye
.
AcriHue -. .s.*+ -..*s-aaiN'
- Thgs. shlst ast iae halh ~ scnFsrt 60
sressg sovsyaynent rervtrr. rnft has been
N4i ~ taaiT cG8Huac'a, ne also ~ feif ea.tsA,
o strength saecds and tisaf accaaaae-
elegance znf euni
rice anare York Livcrpoul ~ su cabin i
reoaa cabin -ia
From LlFerpnnl q IL York, ~ and 20 runea-
An srpariencsa surgeon agtached to eaea
No hrr1h ear ne secs red an
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untsed states Patent Omce.


Washington. July 30, 1855.
IN the petition Gamble Joseph s hill, of CnclE
natl ono praying extension Of patent granted TO
t. te 3nh day Dccrmber, i6s Improvement
naas from the expiration
patent, The uih day vi December
1855
Ii is ordered pen besd The Patent oncr
on Monday the II O'CLOCK
persons notified sppear ana show cnuse any
tney ha We why said petition be granted.
Persons required 10 ME ~ be fa'rn
specially SET foh In vns II least esy
ul hed by either party 10
nnd transmitted hccrd
The be cdycd the Both Of November
and papers upon trs,smony, be
filed In OF the
rpeu,s II any. days thereafter.
Grdared be published IN the union nien
urnce and Washington, d. G. Repuhlicnn, Bnil
more Evening Aeus Phadelphia Scientific american, View
york. and Enquirer Ciscnna Ohio, week fur three sue
OF December next The day
W "'''"N g T. SHUGERT,
Acting Commissions. ~ Pa,ents
PsEdors the papers will pease and send their
bills 10 the Patent ise containing this notice.
July3 - Iawsw
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FnRM OF GUARANTEE.

Cara. c. Megs, q. Engineers.
We the nnderslsued residents of ia the STATE OF
hereby ony wsveray with The United -faies and
Enaranty ind be accepted. that he
wilt within dsys the acceptance Of NE SAID ba exc
.ood and sufficient surencs TO
ur ar snsh proposed coniarmrty the
which made And in the
aid aforesaid guaranty
difference hGfveen the offer ny the sad and
mex lowest bidder
signed 4, y
q. u.
knowledge and belief, the
'siaaeaS ,s. E.F.
s-5 d lawtf
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for Partition.
clover perm wife and Amanda A Hendricks
BEREAs 6ied petition Pray,af for The part
Of ~ and "a IN the
Drose showing taa defendants have
intrtE and
Monday Dcthe ~ b. in Inc
Florida os the VIII be nk.n
this notice be ruha-hed
weekly tnr Democrat, Washington
THos. n. KING, Judge.
Prsk6coLA, June Is, 1858.
Jnue z3-Iuwem
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stopping Southampton, both going and rsgrap they OFFER
London snd Huve over any
route, uT the economy Of time and money
Passage from Neg York 10 Southampton aad Bremen
cabin sa.oon, S3o rsi cabin, lower saloon, slo
second do, $50.
All letters and newspapers through the posi- office
Go Will be signed on the cay OF sailing
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
For freigb passage, apply 70
C. Ii. SAND, II South Wiilinm ~. "
c. A. HEINFKEE Co., Bremen.
CROsKEY d On southsnaptob
WILLIAM ISELlE, Havre.
Mar 6-diy
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IN 4 mrNm~ saSszsE Scr asy.
- - n. TAYLOR 4 NAuRY,
mNWH usas.riisrs. ayeuue, ath
sss h.s.s x.ep.r ~ .sth reG ssis-s saa c-nss,
-. -. = TAYLOR a MAURE,S
~wsA B.osstors, 9th
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Card.
Geological 4rvsy., Chemical Asay.s., and location u b
hc Laads
H. KING. NJ. D.,
No. 2l5 street, city Of Washington, d. c.,
" ILL geological reports unayses
erHis eaIlhs Ae and instructions ya psoseeuss
ming aeial,usgac operations
NOTICE TO HOLDERS or BoUNTYLAND WARRANTS,
AND OTHERS
During present ensuing King
srn!ins
nesf, resident
giving special
hiu,sei the
ohasnad va1abis information,
Unpublished which he
sgcultnra
poFksnon and enhancing
cspais,s cop
cosI There
public
md vi
der easy scess ssd esasnqaenuy very valuable They
secured with thoroughly
geology practically
vii subject pnhic land
APncn ~scDcrz required, pssc~i
NOR operators mpl
themselves For further information address
above.
GENERAL xrFERGscIs
Hon. rs.
Hon H. Sturgeon, Y Treasurer and PRESIDENT NJ Mo
railroad, st. Lous Mo.
Ei,s encsency feut er, Beleviie, Illinois.
Professor Joe Henry secreary Smithsonian lnstse Washing
in city, %. c. June 26-eOdtw
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cammatuus and attic house
Of y s'rer House
paprred and painted
an1 possasson given tnH'e
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ws. r. sRows.

wm n W. =. 1Ho"H-
Miller a. Brown,
ArronkEYs-AT
Washington, d. c.,
vyyIr ATTEND 10 busnre
cnu Of claims Court Of the United sta;es
Office 7h street, opposite the General Posi- Once
Ia-2aw3m
f>hANxI- LAMB. I.ooking-( Portrait, "a Pic
trrcrame manufacturer 237 Pennsylvania awenuePsro
miro rs o All .res style and finish
sany compee ai
the OF boxing,
freight. and Of breskage-
The public respectfully invited TO call
lane G. d.bnG
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n. KING, M. d

Geological S4rpsys ceaa.ea Asay.ss and Location u b
hc Laads.
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Bgn Janss Campbssa Postmaster GsnsraL TIE direction
srd nauRresru = tks pust 0ns Uapertmunt are ssrnr1
81 a1ssutrr ara tss Fatlzsir ioners Thai
- bufnss y te rrfe eaaxfusasf ar&aEaa &nt pre-
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Flts AssaEsni Pstsaste kAssrms tae Cuxsrsct oHcs IN
chsrxs II hs seosnd 4ssspiaNl III taast~r GsperA the
s@ss - ss. iasPsuass oFss s sAsses = - sAss
clerk
segsistasat 0a-s -Has41a Kuz &C., frat ASSISTANT
psst1ssts Gcnsrei end Hattasf efsa u sa4 Ttcs
nsea~8 ~ gus.aas wklst gfH iha uetNt shnenf and
ds.eusnaHurs = rasf vas sAsar~ Il 'iss 80 nssnrs
spsaususnf ane Frgss X Fa~ssiass 80 ruuis ana ses
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wAsHIseros BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change Of Hours
5 =sssD1s. ~ = ~
N and after Monday the Instant
VI, Wasnins,on u 6 and e4, and 3 ard IN, r. nj
sun iay, nj AZ, p
sunday, NJ a., ,...
April s2-dG
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oT who nat scftled thG
accounts presented with confident
ru hey would BE- promptly al
leave to that in some caAs we are nsoced
attributable negiecnce want OF proper
huted issbry comply with their oh
discriminate betweon
capves. respectfully
forward and setc either by ch
notes she
July 29-3taw2wE BOOZE bbO- q CO
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TREASURY nEPAnTnrsT.
!hs Treasury Department consists u TIE ocoa n the
trT Of the Treasury cumptralerr coumi.aouer y
hs cstnms six auditors treasurer reger solicitor. hgt
bouse board and coast survey
me following bei indication of the dEtics ~ thpEs
Fsa offices and o The force employed thercin respectively
Aee-earys 06TecHon- james Gusris SeerstArv of tts
4leasury Hon. r. 9. Washington Assistant Secretary
e engineer in charge architect and three drnarbsrn
Importantly employed and twenty three clerks The Secre
Wy q the Treasury is charged with the eusrsi snrvin
he sca transactions q the government and ~ the
n o the laws concsrnng the cnnmercf and Darg4taa-
ne United States Tie supcrintsnds the survey ~ ~
the lighthouse establishment the Hospitals 1t
nited States and the construction o csrtair pahe
'u.aingE Tor custom houses and other purposes
trf Comptroller 0Rcr.Elshs W hseseT, $50, Cump-
oef and fifteen cerks he prescrines the mode ~ kn
y ~ rendering accounts or the civil and dfAounts
" = ven as he pubc lands, and reviaes sod ons -
'Aancez arising thereon
Ssooad comProaer's Qfes.-Jobn N. Bre6bcad esq
proer and seventeen clerks. He prescribes the mode
sSilng sud rendering the accounts of the army, navy
deparneuts q the public service and reFis and
ahss the haiauces arising thereon.
Ne y Cosaptissseas of ne Ca~ouaa.fingh H. Andefsnn
~ Oanmissioner and eleven cerks he prcscribss fhs
m Keeping and rendering the ~ the
and disbursements and for the building and repalr
tau houses &C, and revises and certdes the baanors
Ahg thereon.
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AVN WARRA WITS LOCATED.-The subscribers win 10
Ia cn,e lard tndians Illinois, lows nnd give
cmrers description the und ocxted.
III unop description incorrect they will
giving another wnrsnt for the same
quantity . -, - -, ,.,..u... ~.
personal superintendence ~.rxrr rpo,z,u
7t1 street, opposite Once Washington, d O.
Iuy ls-l
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Tx FIRgT-CLAAs WEL4IlEG5e Fob HENT.-Tho
n x new 18th 10Th,
They attic conveniently
runeed modern
inihes Their location il desirahe
nr in of Presidents Square,
H. Johns church and the large front
| houses occgpsea by III. g. W. Riggs and Gov MARCY
apply TIE snhscriher
sn. I-s.waw fTsiel.l A. HYDE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16
RECOMMENDATIONS.

PHIItDA., Arg. l3. lS4;.
I have this day carefully inspected conductor or
Lightning Rod, with and index, erected by Mr..
Thomas Aruita-c, Bellevue House. Gloucester. and
have hesitation in saying that 1t is not only the best
have seen, hut that it is the only have yet
examined that strictly scientific prinr
pies. 1t is with much pleasure that rcccmrac nd his
conductor TO tie attention OF owners of buildings.
II. McMURTRIE.
we'll satisfied that the Magnetic Lightning Rod,
manufactured by Mt Thomas Arni,sgc, of Philadelphia
is the ties; that has been made have spent several
years the study the laws OF electricity and magn-t
ism, and have hesitation in saying that these Rods
constructed upon the only principle of safety The electric
shock is received and dspcre BY the magnet at tn. top
the and it would be impossible according T. the
laws of attraction and repulsion, fr building TO be
injured stroke of lightning hen protected by Of
these rods. have been acquainted with Mr. Arnitage
for and before he commenced the manuinc
turc of these rods examined the prncpl which they
are constructed and ft convinced that their adoption
would attended with complete The increasing
demand for these sud the in all parts
of the country ample oftheir utility and
superiority. Ihati Il. /" ALLEN, u ~
Rising sun phiIad Co, April 10, 1852.
FS. &C. WILT and SAMUEL HOOVER.
Hartieton, Union Go. Pa.
are Agents for Union and adjoining Counties,
and will furnish the Rods the same terms and
in the same manner as the Proprietor.
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"Cant't do without a Paper"

What! do without paper! no,
I've tried it to my sorrow,
So, to subscribe for one I'll 60,
Nor wai, until tomorrow;
Should lovers drown or hang themselves
Or other foolish caper,
do not get TO hear OF it
do not take paper.
Now there's my neishbor, lothian Stout,
He always has the news.
And, something fresh TO talk about,
He never gets the blues;
While others yawn with ennui.
His heart is light as vapor;
The cause is plain to half an eye
He always has paper.
While neighbor Quick hears all the news,
And knows each current price.
And always minds his Ps and Qs
By taking good advice,
! can not tell the rates of rice,
OF corr or oats or tape or
ANY kind of merchandise.
Because take no paper.
Though have duties which require
Much toll and mental labor,
re, can spare a little time
As well as Wise my neighbor;
When time is pressing, then I'll use
The cheerful iire-sid taper,
Aud thus take time TO read the news
Yes! yes, I'll have the Chronicle :
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Map Of Union County.

NOW in course of preparation, a MAP o.
N Union County, 20 BY II inches in size,
exhibiting oil the principal mountains and
streams. township and borough lines, roads,
and streets. pos,-ofhces churches, mills, school
houses. &c, &C., with the proposed Division
rollers, and so when mounted and colored
: The subscriber asks the loan Of drafts, &c.
~ he is desirous of making correct. hand
some, aud useful map; and asks the patron
age Of the public generally.
K. voLKMAR.
Lsvista,g, May ie. 1854.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16

,HURSH = vOlkSE
NTOSTrespectfully announce tofriends and
N the public generally that they have just
received carefully selected stock Of
DRY GOODS, of every variety. and al
prices to suit customers, embracing Ladies
and Gentemen's dress goods. domestic. furn'
ishing goods, gloves. hosiery. trimmings, &c
GE0GEGIgg-a fresh supply OF the
best qualilies sugars, molasses. honey, coffee
teas, spices, tobacco, sega:s, crackers, ham,
cheese, dried frnit, &c.
well selected stock
of shov-is, spades, forks, hoes. and variety
Of cutlery. carpenters, mason's, and black
smiths tools.
QUEENSWARE. the cheapest ever offered
in this market-iron-stone. granite. china and
whi,eware, also common tea-setts, &c.
HATS AND CAPS. Of all kinds and at low
prices.
All of which have been selected with great
care, and having been bought for Cash they are
enabled TO sell at unusually low rates. they
deem it unnecessary to particularize, a. their
stock embraces everything likely to be called
for. Purchasers will find it their advantage TO
give US call. PRODUCEtaken in exchange.
EFwE srUpI To fLEAss1
L.wisburg, Oct. IS, 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16

KoszTA AGAIN IN BoNDs.-From the
Chicago Journal of the 18th inst, We learn
that Martin Koszta recently met with a
Fall, and through that means has been
again captured. No Marcy-ful interference,
however, will be expected, since the cap
tive not only submits to bis bonds but &C.
tually boasts Of them. The following is
the account of the affair:
"In this city on the 18th lust, by Judge
II. L. Rucker, Capt Martin Koszta wa,
married to Mrs. Lucinda McFall, of Chi
cayo."
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16

1@[Tbe following anecdote, related to
us the other day, is a capital satire upon
the asumptuous living" in New York j
Mr.. is one of the merchant princes
of the Empire City, and though living in
one Of the most spacious mansions on the
Fifth Avenue, his eutire family consists Of
himself and wife. Meeting friend from
the country one day he invited him up to
view his house. The friend was shown
the gorgeous rooms, with tesselated floors
and magnificent frescoed ceilings, and f.
nally was taken into the lower rooms, in
one Of which be found small regiment
of colored servants seated at bountiful
dinner On his return home be was asked
if be had seen Mr.. So-and-so? "Oh, yes. "
"What is be doing now?' "Well, when
l saw him, be was keeping a Niger board
ing house on the Fifth Avenue "-Rah
xay Aluocdte.
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One Democrat!

rive are gra,i6ed to lay before our nu-
merous readers, the glorious and cheering
intelligence, that there is one true, tried,
trusty, old line Democrat in the Legisla-
ture of Massachusetts,. He is a whole
souled, noble fellow, is not afraid to " face
the music" of the enemy, and may yet,
some day, be President of the United
States. His name is HIRAM C. BRowN,
and be halls from the celebrated 4" Tolland
District" TIE Ner York Tribune per-
petrates the following joke upon him,
which is just as good as if it had actually
happened j
MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATIC LEGIs-
LArivB CAUcUs.-The usual Democratic
caucus was held on Wednesday, to nomi-
nate candidates for officers in the Senate
and House. Hiram c. Brown, of Tolland,
called the assemblage to order, when, on
motion of Mr.. Brown, Of Tolland, Hiram
C. Brown, Esq, of Toiland, was called to
the chair The election of Secretary
was dispensed with. Mr.. Brown made
the customary speech acknowledging the
honor conferred upon him /; when it was
agreed to proceed to ballot for candidate
for Speaker. The result was as follows:
Whole number of votes l
Necessary to choice
Hiram e. Brown, of Tolland
and on motion, Mr.. Brown wa, unani-
mously declared the nominee! No nomi-
nation of clerk was made, and pending .
discussion about nominating United
States Senator, . message was announced
that "the hot water was ready" and the
Caucus broke up in body and went to
"see Sam"
At the meeting of the House the next
day, Hiram c. Brown was nominated for
Speaker. On counting the ballots, it was
found that Hiram C. Brown had received
one vote, thus keeping up the Democratic
organization. Mr.. Brown was, with other
defeated candidates, appointed on the CON-
mittce to escort the successful candidate
to the Chair, which duty be performed to
the entire satisfaction Of his party. 1t will
be observed from these proceedings, that
the story Of M.. Hiram C. Brown having
gone over to the Know-No,hings, is a
weak invention of the enemy to disturb
the harmony of the Massachusetts, Demo-
cracy, but that it has sigually failed, and
the party in the Legislature is united as
one man in support Of the National Ad-
minis.ration
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and price his work, as he is confident they will
render entire satisfaction even to the most
difident customers.
Constantly on hand. or made to order, all
kinds of SADDLES, HARNESS, Brides, CoL
lars, Whips, Trunks, Haliees, Carpet Bags, DC.
Also the cheapest and best assortment OF
Worsted. Linen. and Cotton FLY NETS TO
be foundin town. at prices ranging from S!'1'
to $4, so per single net, also Leather Fly Nets
Of different styles and prices.
The above articles will be sold cheap for
cash or country Produce.
All kinds of REPAIRING done at short no.
tice, cheap. and in the most durable manner.
The citizens of Lewisburg and the surroun'
cling country, are solicited to extend iair
portion Of their patronage.
cords of Wood in exchange
for work, also 10 tons of Hay wanted at mar
ket prices.
TShop in Beavers new brick block, Third
and Market, 4ih door from corner.
P. H. BEAVER.
Lewisburg, June 80. 1854