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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-01
HARRISBURG BINDERY.
J. J.CIyde & F. L. HUT


Suecessorsto w. o. Hcloi d Co.
Book BINDERS AND STATIONERs, AND
BLANK Book MANUFACTURERS,
Harrisburg, Pa.
M OST respectfully inform heirfriends that
WI they are engaged in the above business
IY directly opposite Herr's Hotel. @l They
haiter themselves, by careful attention TO their
business, 10 receive a continuance Of the pat
ronage so Literally enjoyed by the old firm.
BLANK BOOKS for Banks. County Offices,
Merchants, AMI private individuals, and every
variety Of full and hali-bound constantly on
hand. Paper ruled 10 any pattern. Old Books.
Periodicals, Magazines, Law Books, Newspa-
pers, Bibles, Music, works issued IN Nos. &c.
h@..-I - --J sthIc, pam Ui cAtge. -att WIN
warranted, and done cheaply. -
Please give Us a call. c. K II.
II Books &c. 10 be bound may be left with
the Editor of the Chronicle. 509
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Paints. Glass, Varnish, Drugs, &c.
DOB'T SHOEMAKER & Co s. "

~ corner Second and Green Streets, Phiia-
delphia, have constantly on hand large assort
ment of articles appeItaining to their line Of
business, comprising Window Glass Of
every description, as French and English Plate
Cor Store and Parlor Windows; Enamelled
Colored and Engraved Glass for Churches
Vestibules. Conserva,ories, &c. American
Window Glass. Of all sizes, at manufacturers
prices. Zinc Paints. Of French and
American manufacture. Snow White. Brown,
and Stone Color. These Paints are much
cheaper, and more durable than White Lead,
and are fast superSednc that article. Var.
niShcS. of all kinds, equal 10 the hest. al re-
duced prices. Also. BRUSHES. and every ar
iicle required 10 make complete assortment
of PAINTERS MATERIALS.
We are extensively engaged in the mannfac-
ture Of Paints in Oil and Putty, and
are prepared TO supply Dealers or Manuiactu.
rers OH the lowest terms.
Prices Current sent per mail, on application.
April 4, ls55--57lm3
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NEYER'S PianOs.-The subscriber
vi has been appointed Agent for the sale
of Meyer celebrated Pianos. C.Meyer reed
the Prize Medal al the Worlds Fair, when he
was in competition with the most celebrated
makers Of Europe and America. His instru-
ments are universally known to excel all 9TH
efs for exquisite tone and durability, Those
wishing to purchase Pianothat will last for
many years and give perfect satisfaction, will
call and examine one OF his best 7-octave rose
wood instruments, at J. l.. YODER'S
Watch and Jewelry Store, Market 81
Oct. IL, 1854 Lewisburg.
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Lightning Rods.

4 FTER many years close investigation 81
"A numerous experiments, the Pateniee ta.a
pleasure in informing the public that he tH
arrived a, the true principle of protecting fannie.
dwellings and property from the Destructive inis
ence OF TIMING. The caamius,
that every City, Town, Village and Country fa-,
victim to annually, ,hro' the gross negligence. o
its Inhahi,sn.s, is Seyond calculation, especial,
when the remedy is SO easy to Ob,ain-thn
found in
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Agents Wanted,

TO sell The best work of 7. S. Arthur.
i Ten NIGHTS IN A BAR-ROOM, AND
WHAT SAW THERE" This Is a large
!2G,o. Of 30 pages illustrated with beauli-
ful Mezz,tInt Engraving, by Sirtain, bound IN
the best manner. full gilt back.
Specimen copies sent 10 any part of the
United States. on receipt of the prlcc,.15 CTS.
Some agents now selling this Book are ma
king $50 per month. Apply 10
" BRADLEY.
im377 fs North 4lh 81, Phiadeiphin
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NOTWITHSTANDING been appointed the

~ SEXTON to the Lewisburg Cemetery,
the subscriber would state that he is prepared
to perform all duties connected with the burial
of the dead, on short notice. Also that he Will
attend lothe re-rtermer, Of deceased persons,
under the direction Of their surviv ing friends
Residence in the Lodge at the Gate of the
Cemetery. GEORGE DONACHY.
i.ewiSburg. Nav 30. 1854
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E.ri1rcSS OMce!
0In
slIITU

~0IO The undersigned have been
appointed Agents for HOW ARD & cos
EXPRESS LINE, and are now prepared TO
forward, ea'iy. Packages, Specie, Bank Notes
&c. 10 Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Al
bany, Baltimore, and intermediate points, also
10 the other Northern and Eastern cities.
The public are respectfully invited 10 pat
ronze the above line, as II is the quickest and
safest method of transportation between the
cities and Lewisburg.
Packages received by or before A VI. will
arrive in Philadelphia the same day, and be
delivered early in the following morning.
Receipts gwen for time and price.
Phiiadsiphia Offce-il & 43, South ThirdSt
Oct. 26. CHRIST Il CALDWELL.
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subscribers are the sole manufacturers and
quaied Safes and Locks. The reputation of
the genuine Herring's SAFE is world wide
and for the last ihiriee years the mercantile
community have witnessed and borne tesii-
mony TO their xryrn FAILING fire proof quail
lies. More than 10000 Of these Safes have
been actually sold. and over TWO HUNDRED
have passed triumph antlv through accidental
fires. The public are assured that all Safes
manufactured by the subscribers are not only
Spect> even superior to those which have been
so severely tried by fire. Few will forget their
services in the burning of the ..1rbnne es-
tablishment," New York, and at the Great Fire
in Strawberry street. At the large FIRE last July,
opposite the GIra1i House and still more re-
Gently in the Fire at Fifth and Chesnut Sis. in
this city, in which these Safes came forth the
acknowledged CHAMPION, when many other
securities failed. FARREL & CO,
Iryu .Safs nnd Bank Lock Makers,
81 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
Chilled Iron Safes, with Powder Proof
Locks, manufactured expressly for Banks,
Brokers, jewelers., and others requiring secu-
riiy from rogues. Bank Vaults, Doors, &c,
on hand and made TO order. All the most Gel
ebraec Locks for sale a, manufacturers prices.
Second hand :. Safes" Salamanders" and
s. Iron Chests" Of other makers, having been
taken in part payment for Herrins's, for sale
al half price. March 30, '55. 51"vl
Agenf-J. o. R,ruAnpsoN & CO., Danvile.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.
THE Partnership heretofore pXistin

l. between David Blair and J. J.. Barrett un.
der the firm of Blair& Barrett, in the business
Of the Mount Vernon House. No. 95 North
Second Street, has been this day dissolved BY
mutual consent, j. l.. Barrett having purchased
the interest Of said Blair, will continue 10 keep
the Mount Vernon House.
DAVID BLAIR.
J. l.. BARRETT.
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DUMPS-Pumps Pumps M-Well and
Cistern Pumps, Suction, Force and Chain,
the very best articles now in use those wishing
TO purchase can be convinced Of this fact by
calling upon Henry r. Noll, Esq, Lewisburg
The subscriber has also on hand LEAD PIPE
from to /! inches. 10. RICHARDSON.
Danville Hardware Store, 3 Doors M
cf f'hs Bans Of p,nyile SEPT. IS, 1884,
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Improved

Improved
SUPER Phosphate of LIME---2.50O
also
GuanO Of every description,
CaiciOed Plaster Cement. &c.
~ Produce Of all kinds bought and sold on
Commission.
r. d. SELLERS & co.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
No. 65 North Wharves.
Between Race and Vine SITS. PhiLadeipLia
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UNION TEMPERANCE HOTEL,
Ice Cream and Eating saloon.

Ice Cream and Eating saloon,
Carner IF Second and Market SIS.
Having rented the comnodlous and well
E::lfiued buildings al the lower end Of Market
~. formerly the mansion of NmHayes,E Esp
the subscriber is prepared 10 entertain
STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS.
Man and Beast, with lodging and food-bu
not with intoxicating liquors.
~ There is also attached an ICE CREAM
Saloon for Ladies, and an EATING SALOON
for Gentlemen.
lie respectfully solicits a fair trial, and
share Of the public patronage.
T.. PETERS.
Lewisburg. March 80, 1854 3m
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DAVID BLAIR.
J. l.. BARRETT.

The Mount Ternon House will be continued
BY the subscriber, who will be happy 10 see
his friends and spare no pains TO make them
comfortable. J. l.. BARRETT.
Philadelphia, April Z, 1855.
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spiritual Telegraph"
|WE Organ of Modern SDiritualiSm

l. FOURTH VOL commences in May. 1t
contains the fullest record extent of current
Facts and Opinions on Spiritual Intercourse.
Pnbished weekly at 81 per annum, also all
Spiritual Books for sale by PARTRIDGE &
BRlTTAN. 3l2 Broadway, New York.
IS. Catalogue Of Spiritual Books sent
on application 3m575
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Cheap Saddle
a u d n Irne = >
.H0AitiGNCfOry.

The subscriber, thank
ful for favors hitherto
con ferred, respectfully
invites the public to call
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MEXICAN GUANO.
J subscriber has for sale Mexican

l. Guano Of the best quality (cargo of ship
Thorndke) This article has given entire
satisfaction to those who made use of il the
past year. on Corn. Grass and Oats ground :;
its effect on the soil is much more lasting than
that Of Peruvian Guano, and the cost nearly
forty per cent. less.
b. s BURLING,
I0l North Front 81.
smSos PhilsdslyhlA-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-01

TEWELRY Of the latest pattern Of ali quail
u tiles for sale al the lowest City prices by
J. l.. IODER.
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OLIVER WAEE-Table, Tea, Dessert, Salt
- and Mustard Spoons, silver warranted
equa, to coin. silver Tea spoons from SIS
upwards, no charge for Engraving, at
J. l.. YODERS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-01

CvCHOOL ORDERS neatly rria ana ~
- sale at the Carcn,eis CB0
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NATCHES- and Silver Levers,
w LepineS, and Verge. Gold Watches
from sos To SlO0 at J. l.. yODER'S cheap
Watch and Jewelry store
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BEHRING'S
'atcrt ChamDiOn Fire.

Patent champion Fire
Proof SAFES, with HALL's
Patent Powder -Prouf l ocks,
which were awarded scpar-
ate Medals at the Worlds
FAIR, London, 1881. ard also
ilt the Worlds FAIR. New
York. 1853 and 1854. The
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n OLD CHAINS-Ladies' Chatelain, Gold
" Fob, Vest and Guard Chains, from $40
to $40, at ]. J.. YODERS.
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CPECTACLES-Gold Silver, Plated, and
- Steel, suitable for all ages. All kinds Of
Glasses put 10 Spectacles at the shortest notice.
Particular attention paid 10 fitting Glasses for
weak ewes J. l.. YODER.
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THE CHEAP CASH

RO0K and Stationery Store, North
- West cor. of Sixth and Arch SIS, PhiLa-
d,iphia. Great Barg a ins in Books!
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- Chestnut q FIIth SIS,
Friiav morning, Dec. 18th, ls5i-EVANS Il
WATSONS SALAMANDER SAFES TRIC
as they always ale when put TO
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2 CLOCkS-all kinds of s-day and
S3O-hour Brass Clocks and patent lever
He.Jtime-pieces, Brass s-day clocks at 81,
brass 30-hour clocks a, lcT as 81. All clocks
for one gear at il. YODER'S
cheap Clock. Watch and Jewetry Store
opposite lddings & Co.'S, Lewisturg.
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Items is down on the "yentilators" now
so much worn by the ladies'. He don't
know the intention Of the Substitution"
Of yauze for cotton and calico, therefore
we hope the ladies will pardon him for
copying the following, on what is styled
ladies', "full-undress -
Unnpmbered globes bestud the hlue
Conspicuous 10 the sight;
But most con spIcuous TO the view
Are those that siud the white.
Kindred to the above is the remark Of
a coupryman, when asked, after leaving
one Of the presidential lcvees, if be had
ever seen such sight before? "No,"
was the emphatic reply. "not since 4 was
seemed"
Truth and female beauty Go not always
70 together. fretiy girls are famous for
fsbing while ugly ones run with the
gospel. The poets always haruess truth
and beauty together, but the world Jerks
them apart.
Professor MaPes thinks dogs can reason.
We doub. it. II they could, .bey would
not make sucl, asses Of themselves as to 90
i lrs.ia IN 20 JUS, bec.usc tin culle,dcr
E..sn.i !. ;:,sE tsils.
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DLATED WARE-Cake and card Baskets,
Table Forks, Spoons and Butter Knives,
Teaspoons silver-plated on the best German
silver, 81 per dcz. All goods warranted to
give satisfaction. All kinds OF Engraving at
the shortest notice at J. l.. YODER'S.
GOLD PENS-alI prices in Gold and Silver
IT Holders arI without, Loiie-e f,r saia
neon a, J. l.. NODER'S.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-29
Colonel Lane in Kansas--The Game Of the
Administration.

Kansas seems to have been selected by the
President as the theatre Of his exploits and
wonder working attributes. As soon as one
scheme is discovered and exploded, the Cabi-
net remarkable for its inventive genius, has
another fully concocted and matured for His
Excclency to execute. Colonel Lane, late
member Of Congress from Indiana, and awarm
supporter of the Kansas ebraska bill, is now
in Kansas as the agent Of the administration to
effect the formation of a State constitution.
Colonel L. is the same individual whoTefused
to take the oath prescribed by the Territorial
Legislature for all lawyers who might desire to
practice law in Kansas. He stumped the Ter
ritory in favor Of the election Of Reeder, and
is now advocating State organization and APP
plication for admission into the Union. The
administration desire particularly to get rid Of
tho Kansas question, and viii effect her adj
mission into the Union, no matter what sort Of
constitution she may have The visit Of SEN
ator Toucey 10 this city at this time is supposed
to have some connexion with this scheme
Toucey manages the plot here, while Lane Is
getting up the convention in Kansas and, not
withstanding the remova! Of Reeder by the
President the two are now lcagucd together
to effect the purposes in view.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-29
Failing Ont.

The Washington Uiioa and Courier DIES
Etats Unis, the French organ of New York,
are having nice little family quarrel The
French organ charges that Russian diplomacy
has succeeded in winning the favor and sym
patty Of the administration by the use Of
Russian gold. The Union Indignantly repels
the charges, and says the Frenchman is
"trampling upon the laws Of national courtesy
and liberal hospitality under which no is al
lowed to publish his paper in our country"
We regret TO see friends, and members Of the
same family quarreling about such small mat
tors The sympathy Of the administration for
Russia has been too often exhibited in the col
umns Of the Union for II now TO deny it, nor
do we think the Union can, with any justice,
charge the Frenchman With "trampling upon
tho liberal hospitality" under which he Is per-
mittcd TO publish bis paper in tour country" =
when IL has so often, and but recently pro
claimed the rights Of foreigners to be in every
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-29

ADDITIONAL FROM THE PLANs-We have re-
ceved dates from Fort Laramie to the 2eth ult.
Colonel Cooke has been ordered TO the COM
mand at Fort Riley.
General Harvey Fas to leave Laramie on the
10th, to establish fort at White Earth river, with
view Of chastising the Minnesagos Indians, the
most hostile tribe in the country.
The Aligaba Brule Indians had agreed TO deliver
10 General Harvey the murderers Of the mail par
~, and hereafter 70 oop6ne themselves 10 their
own boundaries. The chief Little Thunder was
not killed in the engagement at Blue Water.
Tho general impression at Laramie was that
there would be no more fighting at present, the
winter having set in with unusual severity.
The court-martial ordered for the trial Of Capt
Howe had dissolved without transacting any bust
ness, on account Of the irregularity Of the order
constituting II.
Col Sumner, with seven companies of cavalry,
vas en- route for Laramie. .
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~ Medical society Of. the District Of

~ Medical Society Of the District of
COlumbia.--Ata special meeting of the Medical
Society Of the District Of Columbia, held in this city,
on Saturday the 27th instant on motion the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resoiped, Thatwe have heard with deep regret, the
death Of friend and professional brother the Sec
rotary Of this Society," Doctor A.. HoLNEAD. His kind
of heart his uniform courtesy in the discharge
of his professional duties, endeared him to all who
were brought in communication with him.
ResoLred, That, mark of our respect for his
memory, we will attend the funeral in body, and
wear the usual badge of mourning.
Resoiued That these resolutions be communicated
TO his family with the sincere expression Of sympa
thy for their bereavement and that they be published
in the city papers.
WIN. JONES, NJ. D., President
ALEX. j. SEnMEs, M. d.,
Treasurer, and AGING Secretary. .,y5.a
oct 29--lt Intel. Sent. 4 Union
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The American Convention for the Tenth Con-
gressonsl District Of Massachusetts,, met at AM
herst on the oath, and nominated G. O. Chsfee,
Of Springfield, to Gil the vacancy in Congress,
occasioned by the resignation Of the Hon. Mr..
Morris. The Wings have nominated the late
member, the Hon. Edward Dickinson.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-29

We learn from the Austin State Times, that the
Adjutant Generals Office at Austin, Texas, was
burnt on the Sd instant, Major Glet barely escsp-
ed All the army rolls, in fact every important pa.
per in relation to the military affairs Of Texas, were
consumed
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-29

The Clarksburg (va) Register notices thus a
pair 81 Yellow Flesh squsshes,p raised in Harri-
son county One Of them raised by Charles
Lewis, Esq, measures feet and inches in cir
cumference, and weighs l22 ~ pounds; the
other, raised by Josiah Adams, Esq, measures
feet inch in circumference, and weighs 1877 Ia
pounds" The same paper also boasts Of a Ker-
shaw.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-29

A New IsvESrIos-k the Philadelphia Com
mon Council Chamber, on Thursday last, an inven-
crossings. II consists in having gate across the
public road on each side of the track, which gates
are always up when no teams. are passing. The
gate is lowered, SO as to allow a free passage by
the horse his feet touching platform, causes the
gate to sink into the earth. When train Of cars
Is approaching the crossing the wheel of the loco
motive touches spring certain distance from
tho gates, which locks the gates and prevents their
being moved until the train has passed, and the
spring Is touched on the opposite side, unlocking
them. Would this gate work in frosty weather,
when snow covered the groupd2
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-29

American Cause in Texas and Arkansas.
A friend, says the Memphis Eagle, just returned
from Texas, informs us that the political excite
ment there, is greater since than before the cleo
ton, and that the progress of Americanism is on
ward and upward. He states that one of the rep
resentatives elected to the Legislature-an Ameri-
can--who lives in Clarksville, was shot twice by
the infamous Sag NIGHTS of that place, after lis
election The Americans rallied to his rescue, de-
termined to ayenge American blood thus split
but the assassins dscreety fed, and have not been
heard of since.
On his way home through Arkansas, our friend
was informed by reliable gentlemen, that there
were several counties in that State, in which al
most the entire voting population belonged to the
American party, and would vote the American
ticket at the next elections. At Little Rock those
gallant Americans, Borland, Danley, knight, and
others, had the most cheering intelligence of the
progress Of the American cause in almost every
civil district in the State.
Roll on the ball, o Americans of the South and
the Unions and keep the " California and Ken
lucky thunder ringing, till 1t fills the whole land.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-29

CARTRIDGES roR THE CRIxTA.--The Montreal
Chronicle of the 18th instant states that the COM
missariat advertises for vessel to convey six
thousand barrels of cartridges from Quebec to
England. The large consumption Of ammunition
in the present war not only exhausts all that the
mills can make, but viii cause the larger part Of
the contents of tho provincial magazines to be
called out Of their slrmbers into actual service.
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WASHINGTON, d. c.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1865.

NorIcE Persons having claims against the
american Organ arcrequcsted to present them
during the present week.
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respect equal TO the native-born. II might do
for Us to make such charge against the for
eign organ, the ally Of the administration; but
it comes with bad grace from the Washing
ton Union. The administration had better
despatch DIR. Forney to New York with power
to settle the difficulty, before the Frenchman
becomes too turbulentto be restrained. Prob
ably little of the Russian gold, which has
worked such wonders with the administration,
might appease the red republican. Try it.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-29

We acknowledge the receipt Of the November
number of Leslie's Gazette from Joe Shillington.
This number Is beautifully illustrated, and contains
the very latest fashions for the ladies'.
Also Putnam's Monthly from Taylor 4 Msnry,
full Of valuable reading matter.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-29

THASKsaIvIse IN ISDIASA.-Governo Wright
has appointed Thursday, the 2sth of November,
to be observed as day oftbanksgving and prayer
The Governor Of Massachusetts, has appointed
Thursday, the 2sth of November, as day of
thanksgiving.
Governor Clark, of New York, has appointed
the goth Of November for Thanksgiving day.
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fis'n Immediately responded in an audible yes."
So completely do We meet one another.
We have been rcadin' Jacque together. reck-
on you wouldn't be- pleased with his observations
on this, but its the very epitome Of morality and
virtue, we think. rn come TO the end Of my sheet
an here Hiram just come IN +; ugh Ny soul re-
volts fiom him. But Pm doomed 10 misery. Pity
my unfortunate organization that required such
different associ atoms. N&4&S
Yourn. ABIGAIL MOSES.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-29

New York PoLITIcs. 1T is said that there are
less than thirty-sir distinct political organiza-
toes in the State Of New York. We expect to
hear before long that every man in that office
hunting State will have party Of his own.
The following are the names Of the thirty-six
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-29

tH- Northern Liberties Fire Company.--
The Members Of the Northern Liberties Fire Com
pany are hereby notified 70 attend special meeting
Of the Company, on this Monday evening, at Z
up for consideration II Is earnestly hoped that the
Members win be punctusl in their attendance.
oct 29--lt Secretary