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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-13
BYTaF! GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

VV~iIEEEAS vucarcies Ear" occurred IN 10" Senate
w M I;r-,s y. iE.' D!-::ct composed .. ;h c"un
"a, Il ?a;,,ck. Henry sni s-aakn, by the death o'
sltssA. SrcaGT: gni III the h.rsc composed OF tH'
cou.-- i,giy i1npsh:rt hn6 Morgan Dy me iessts
,r .. rc,,t X sUl:: and wi!,.c-s, vacancies ha"eH6O
.cuy:, n ne Il use IT Delegates .: Virginia. ~ me ry
of NJ: a. or the death o. :" l. Ro2EkTs, si III S!e
al..y Of hnu.va. tv the heath # jonS lHoNPsoS;
Nam .hcc.inv., I Ju-.'Th johnson, Governor %! me
Commonwealth Ahv :hoUct; proper. rT wrs o. e'c1on
issued s,i ,rrc" .r-G"- 70 '. 10 rec are "h er''
20 y. ..t IN each rlaa c"HYosI: "'c. al -i' S'a"!'i
d:.::s,- II, III. e"":G! ruccs OF 'oi 10: fF' according
ls 80 ta- lwel;. ary "t H"T'nrrT n"I;, ior ia"in'
be: Q: - sannIe, ':o"' "S"' '''', ,nt' ~ "
3sv of the same month; and re!nn :" or Er!a III saa
rcu:.r q. kaia:rs TIE L!ri NU;.Gs. ~ IL sanie
,aogiu. - supply tee vacancies aiVfc.h,.
O., ..!,l w.: he.! .. Governed aat ua 'cT he less
.-al OF iGc ,'Urlra.:cslta Richmond. this !oh
L .t7v Of October. leSi.
Bv.a, ,;ryc-,or JOS. JOHNSON.
GrirGE w MvwEoaD. Secretary G: toe Cutn;b.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-13

MAIRIRp, et Urwpc!rv, Hanover COUNTY. ~ ."naIH'.
the On Of November, by the Rev. Ii race -'n,.: =
COLIN CLARK, vi baltimore. 10 LITTLE b.. s.ov.:
daughter o: Rev. Joa:l Cooke.
A!.o ut the ssTe place aLd boar, 5y :la S.r Estsoe
a;r,u:f-low, JOHN J nlAaIeUN, u s.iclinoL:. -
FANNIE youngest ta"ss!s' ii the iis' t-a -""s'
M,S6u.o, =: :waant!sud, M-rn'-,ri,5 ?r~r.~. 81 )
:th il.: - I've tsT /. y fJG.u,n, -. =. - -.'
And 'r-- itliEt V!AG;Hia. Ia sateE -. -: - -
Z. Gaule
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-13
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

RApPAIItNNOCk LAND FOR SALE.
II OFFER "a: -u!e my Plantation III Rcnioni county,
(Nabcvrv island uncuI miles above lnppH:iai'h"'h
and miles below Smiths wharf banding OF the steamers
thu, ny between Baltimore ard fredericksburg ~ au
ius auds vi DR.. Wexford Mr.. Gundwin ana hers VII"
conni- survey &G s. lncree o ne CO nouu
~ arc nrnble divided into three ield-) the rest wen u
bercd -xccpt portion. which is hardnarsn h''u "''r
excrilcut grazing. The soil IL we'll ";'r'.d "a '
growth e: wheat and lands IN tins he'sh'"i
hod which could lul bc rought tor so per acre: !.
i. we'll wa;esed: the roud r"' the rT.st 10 me rn
descrtla x.nc slope uTersre:s house h" irs-
tousr, III good repplr nnd six cobsis ior s.''
y-ry co,nnGdons and OF the best iaateia ~ yu.
srIr,.i The r,nuunt OF woodland in tn. rae. from
Inc ul timber which has been steadily MdTsicins t,
x,- =, vrYr ard ;ts converieuc. tor delivery n.
nt,c,to,i vi re: oil enterprise Persons "lsn - Who has
the premises arc referred TO Mr.. Robert address
s-"' 20 =" ''e '''"'' ARTHUR H. IL BtENAhn'
1,, -. Fredericksburg, - ,e-
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rIEry UO.,LARS REWARD

II -" premises of Fredcrlck AnGcfso, On y" HIt!
- !a.e .,-:. Il negro man nan-d fREDER!Tn, 81 i5"
saia!r Ayy 80 year of age, OF l!cn compleXou spauks
'io" aat LITTLE when spoken 10 u" has Il
"a. on Leg. Street. Adams Street, nj M.s Asy H.
tai:"r.s The above reward OF nny dollars. "Il be
fR! c :. taken ou, O. the State Virginia twenty
." dn..a-, Il ,rkc. in tie Sa;e snd delivered IRE
'rc- A.d"r-oa. OF t. Edward y. EachO
Agc ct! Tiius j. EAGaY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-13
RUNAWAY ARRESTED.

kN az C",ai:.t 10 n" in.i oi Southampton county,
w IN III" l';: day IL Scpte:"a'r, 10, Negro man
'a-: NILSSON, nho says h"ncloE:s :" nr Austin RaS.
= O.: Princes, inne CnUnry said u"gr" i ni ghi com
0'Saa sbou; .-r, iurhe- hi:h, ;,y !rpr,!inrnf
' .pc"ra and - about ~ year oi ag" rh" uwncr :1
t"'' ~ forward prov" properly. psy charges,
: :" 'm ou o; i"il h" will t." dealt " "cc"r-;
D., u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-13
TyFI, IIIOIT CORN INDPI.ASTER Mills lvc

yuNiE i'll nvins lr""u rc-!>I Hnd aided TO- ne
Il ruu!.c raj hc acconlino' at'd promptly witt
haYnG their Corn ground into hl"ai ot In" best quiy
and ai.o with Corn and Cob Mcnl ic"din; stock by
which !: is estimated aavn. ui onr.thd i realized -
Cora in IN" rurs bags, will yield ubOu rGu'!
QUANTITY o. tic Corn Ind Cob Meal. making most excel
Leaf :-.i
Tn. ;,r,nrrs Oh the James and Rivsnna Rivers, hnd
Others can b!-r obtain !Ic. ground rastcr q: ~" hr'
cua!y q, mach b,ow the k:caaroni price To tho" VINO
bs.- pat nkr II loose II VIII Er !uilH'h
a; : ~ per tuu less ;Ial the Richmond price.
Apply 10 MessTs crtiisurw & Co., Richmond az lhc
Mill. Oh III, james River and kai,Awha Canal. or 10
! O, ;I-Lrw;w JOSEPH ALL EN-
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ElRClyiA-N cHAycERY.-!n Goochinnd coun

CHANCERN.--!n Goochinnd Couu.
~ ct- .j:a Oc,ohcr, l~i.5. Narhan Tate surviving
Faoo.- 'g.".i and Robert Tate. decd nrt -:s'oe oi
sud r - it-u.! TaIr Sarah sims Susan .Tfrigh
,gci .'.'." ;uer;:t Of Gooch.-id count. nnd u.
i," flr,i-
a.: '.' u. -" Children ci Betsy Dickinson, dec d.
F4op :, i,.'...s .t.:!s:n Darh and andrew D:cE.
bow, ,,ya =. o. Mary Nyrr, dec'I 1,.e npmes are IN.
fct .'e e@!.dF' II Nud ::snd.cu OF Benjamin Tate.
|.- 'c,n r. Z.tHic. john " au! Anderson Ta;e.
nj 4 .sii *, Sh s"an+. T"". jr ,l.o lega:ees under
|:4l ....i .nS 49,: 49,: :. ."' ""cd, Defts
,af p".'..s :1a"i4: h.,o lie, r, r,vit ;hs,
hs aid iei.ssn.s S.s IN" se.He .; s State it s ordered
ashentior c Ills oGd.r AMI do I'm" .s rne rn"in al
~, ;hei. Interests - "a.t !s'nHce> SaTF 70
- "-cw3w MAR " Mi,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-13
llIl Eli.EiiDNS.

! Th" Boston, New York. and Baltimore papers
which came 10 hand Saturday principally 0ccu'
pj" viii! the returns "i the "lcc.:nn rlis l.,t w- X
in their respective S,atc>. IL New York ti!ty-eahj
couuiit. have hcem heard from. III. Yota "r Src!c.
tnry =: State inu;s ". Il. iollows
Heaiey Know Nothing. s.....................;29! 9!d
kiug, fusion. h'"h
tlaicl, -o!t. IT, ~
NA-d, hard. Observation-Disclosures. .ji t''
According TO the Herald the legislature, as far III
y knuw.no,hings, democrats. !issEMBI ~ knew.
nc:a!n.s % democrats, aud !. liIsronsis.
On Thursday Hs; the kn"w-S -Soh;ny5 were ur!tc
cy"ndcn, :"0y ,"s >"t.e ~Ia! dI''', -" IiG "'
pu!pr voc, By majority o! nGc ih"nsnnf. l!ils"s
suned mhipr!'Y has suddenly dwiaal"d down Ia ;''i
to;sand with the pru.i,rc, Of farther rctar;ions.-
Tie democrats have elected S;rwa:: III the tirat
-rrssouu district aud Bowie IN the sixth. The third
district is in dispute and, II right irc"I!' liou Mr..
Vsusn.t will receive the certificate of ric:;Iuu.. lhr
Baltimore RrIaH.:c.n d fri'iay evening, says
"vnn@nit'. n... G,ainritY Pr'-;rn II :Ie dis
-;t I'm lSl was !.,Ji. ir' gars .ir Harris ~ TIE
.nnn'v grvr nim - i.inri;y III The '!s;!c'. !: III
vote ~ ,h,: 81 wu!rI is nruwm out CI account "i ii
b,ut. bcin. fJuu IN ihc bl|,.b"r more ;!''u t}'f
vy.r.. naluvs Registered ON ~ p"'i'n".r dr' an
,:.,t win TT ei.r,.l 10y n;ac 2D0 ma inriy.
l. NJ ,"'al.uut sLould obtain the sent 10 which he
rpprars 20 he .;ry entitled :he delegation in tic
u.xt Congress from Maryland will Sau'i IS follows
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-13
VALUABLE FARM ~ fina'iSSahE iHH ale

(SlXTETN HlNUNEU IN fsf''7 'III, Enuuuer
W AvISC leased Tor of years. 80 hra re-.
Ill White sulphur SPRING, TO .; n, Kept In the
bss, stylc. the under-igucd now offers 'of sA'e'
HE srII " hich surrounds the SprinSs ,J. remark
able for exrrao!dinary crops Cora. and csS' Ie,I ve
mad HE best possible m"adow' pS mr., b ~ ysnr 4fsuc
cd 100 bushels o, 's,t ] rr"anrr in isl S"d as
was ;s season Produced - Dss Inc ID tT' h IS s., ssS' ~
susceptible OF division ad s '"T"'"! one o' '"' ''' -
TERMs-oncthrd or let o! December next aud inc
hi ~ nI wears thereafter with interest from d"te
rhcr psr,icnlsrs enquire Of the subscriber ny !r
r o ' To- .Wsrrrnton springs, Va" or 10 Wash
lu:ton. y. C.. ruou,s cprrN
N.y l--cfi ihS"''- Ntttt't''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-13
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

nv HITCuIE. PRYOR N pUANAIANr.
wM F. RlTCiIIE u Roui'K d. Pryor EDITORS
'-'' =
,yn.x MORTING, NOVEMBER H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-13
VIRGlNIA'S JANUARY INTEREST.

We have heard that there is IN attempt briug made
to create the impres'inn that The State Of Virginia
will not be able to pay her January interest upon her
bonds Such an idea, no doubt hns been r0inCd in
the brains Of persons ia'rrS'd in discredtimg the
bonds OF the ancient Commonwealth To satisfy our
own mind upon the subject, have applied at the
office of the Auditor Of Public Accounts where we
learn that the amount ot rcvcnr derived from tnSs
imposed upon lands, property Ac, and payable into
the Treasury, during the c"Iniug months Of D-'em
ber mud ,Ianuary, will he more rl,an sl,oU';I Ih'
To be derived fruin Bank dividends aud
tax upon dividends payable in January. loo'Ocp
Other sources Of revenue, 3o.ooo
sl,l3G,c0O
The above docs No: :rciaHe the rrcln.uns, bours'
sc. derived from internal improvements. which may
be get down at So 900 more
The January interest upon the whole state dsot Is
less than OvO, as we learn by reference TO the
book. in the Second Auditors office This state {"
public affairs shows ample means to meet the Jauua
ry interest, besides leaving ba!ancs OF Sias"oo;
suficeu, sum to pay all other ordinary demnnds Tor
expenses Of the Government.
Some may ask, will the taxes be paid promptly =
The Auditor Of Public Accounts express the opn-
lon that they WILL Webolieve every Virginia tux
payer, aud more particularly taa-coect'rs' general
ly take pride in their pronpinsss--doubly so they
csn thereby aid In sustaining lie public ereti'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-13
, .rE,T BARGAIN IN \ FARM IN BUCK.
nm l.I I.tIA "a

INC TO FARMNlLLE.
IHSE Subscribers authorised "s" great Bargain
u lar IN located above. /! !ron;hii'-t"'p acres AiiG
i we'll improved and will suit wn" wishes 1" par
chase q very Jrsirnh" place. Tncr" ar" i"w better I'M
proved in the country r. lies on the water OF thr
ippcr Willis river with good portion oi "a; land aud
mb.r enough 10 supply the same with fencing fire
Sc the water is cN.Tn, and the h"alih equal 10 M! IA
the Commonwealth Thrr. l. !ars" orchard ni Apple
Peach, Pear and ,hcr fruits The nci.hh"rhood Is excel
lsut. Terms very accommodating. Apply 20
ne, Ia--rln GO0DiN X APTERsON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-13
LAND W.tSTIED

WISH to purchase a,rac, q, ,a,j ,.o,..;
~ nr9e hundred acre. .y.a an I'M, ,;n, "";n one
lo"d IN the county oi Louie, aud III the cn,ra
POI. !mFr vrtm"t- sd i,:rs-rt .ArtNy ~, aood
ro'h'ed II" ani clay. the lUcu,iun hcrir '
sro:. 'er-"ns nniing such properly to ,..
=. ""i please communicate "tr iGr by lr:;er or c,ar
Z, HoNp d. EiCHO,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-13

RcrNhIlcnn says:
rhe returns -, the election of Wednesday, ~. not
rrtic;,rtlv full to furnish auy rrli"h" rc=i' ~ t The
Senatorial votes hut II is evident thai neither {" the
ikr,.. purr---Whig, Democrat, or Acow' Not'Ii'G-
wiil have inhicrIrv IN tho Senate. The Know; ~"
tbr., ,nnor,v IA the hnuss vii! probably a:ive then
mnior,Iy uu joint bnp;'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-13
MARRIED..

ELECrrn-B. BcandTeth, the great p ..-ic,. X
b..u electe,! 70 the New York senGn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-13

BROGUEs, BROCUEs.--suo,,r ,,r
=. tA"Ii onlr SIo:zes Tor snic on accommodating
n. DEVEREuX,
,su., "+tteT UcstsJ. l12 Curry .,:eci, butassn
WV Gs Columbian Aotsl aud tho 3gtir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-13

ELEYS PATENT WIRE CARTHTDGEs.-
large stock Of every guage aud Of all sizes OF Shat
G. LEONARD, o.! street,
os's-sa Ps.eubuy, vs., 'iV ot :ae R.ss.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-22
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whose counlenance plainly showed that he
though, it all day with his side Of the case.
Dinner over. and all interested who were
no, indisposcd has,cned back 10 the wooI.>hcd
10 see. and hear. and act. Tavern kcepcrs
sworc and scolded. hn, it made no difference,
we we:o sound on the dinner question. The
old castle appeared to be packed closer than
it had been in the morning Orior being re
s.a~ed. George T. finished the demolition that
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-22
AYERS PILLS.


,..-y- --1 .--.-.r--r. sr,-s.--.r rs-,s9- far -
...-. ~ II I..-.,t.- s....,-ez ,,..=yo,-. ~,
~ .. I,r-.- 1.r-,.-.-ts-, F.,.-z
-..s....-,... r---.-a.i;tv. H. F..-r...
i,.- .f.-lr.-, l....f..tr, i.-r7.t Sida re-.
all ... E.. t.......i i.lt. ~. vr. !u...I
v-.- -,r.-. Oh a IL va. .l ~ I',r,.-.ive " -
.--.. -. ... .r ..-, -..s.-lI. and a..c-. ...
...- -.-i.,. ..- -.r-ya-t,.l r a r--..
f- .-t .e-.tII ta:..artsc We more fre.,y -se.
S.r,.r-a-. ..a t... We. ,-fi.. 4 cs>t.yc halt .r
.-.-. Is. t.si-, j. -5er. -eaerltr- s5-..r.- AL
.r r.. ---.--. vr..-,. ..,.-t ls-... rac- rs .-
E-. van! l..l. -.r!. use Of Il yt4oI ll.r....i.a
....-. ,..... Colds. Fe.+---.l -7ll..,.r-. -ai
!, -. H.r.. ..-.-s.-tz Ilev-II tend - become ~
rr.., -., d. % seat. ai formidable t.-tt-r-.-s
g. . ..lI t.r u-arse. III over the land Hrrc.a
r> i- .lu,.- phrs.t is .t the El> iu..ort.-.a 70
g.. -.. h.-.-H. a.t t...- I'-l. las been perfected
a,''t r-- r--~-. s'r skin - mcct shat der,-uL -
c--.. .s. . &C lf- y.gtrcs by TAv~i-II.s V5-'r--
--, I.f..- Pcs. l.s shown results surprising
aas .a- hitherto known us auv mgIiriur. CUe5
.. .r .t.,t.. .-aa4 as..-.. were they 10; s---
~.- 'a, ., ',rrsr. If such cr HE'D po-:toa and
S--.t-.l as 80 iuls.d sac suspicion of uutrEtn.
A-- g.. - E.GjielHel 70 whom ars
a--1-se- o. r.trr tNr .lc~c facts. are
ieor NINE HJtr, tie distinguished Sur
g ~ Wv lor. CITY
y, a Il "a, - "a. l.''i OHS'n't o' 'Ae
'' '' ~-7 80 ''' ''-1 -'''''V V -1~'
So -'->' t-
i..' D. NJ i.r. VI D. an eminent Surgeon and
!hr~,--'r. n tar CITY II Lowell who has long used
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-22

Alta meeting of the Executive Com
mi,tee of the Union County Agricultural
Society, he'd at the Office Of q. +. Miller,
Esq, in Lewisburg, on the 10Th day Of
MAY, 1875, the following list If fremi-
u.ns was arranged, end adopted.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-22
The Last Days OF LongstoWn
4 Story WITH 4 MORAL.

80 . !pIIE celestial orb Of dly shone uTon
III >,,3A i strange sight, as he arose from
e .s-Ss his bed Of waters, on the morning
Of the memorable icth of June, Ammo DominI
one thousand eight hundred FIVE and fifty. \
peculiar commotiou vas observed among the
deuizens Of the venerable county OF Union, the
like Of which was entirely new to her. Men
were hurrYing to and fro with disturbed conn
tcnauccs. making eager search for tax receipts,
certificates Of birth, naturalization papers, etc,
and women were on duty extraordinarily carly,
" ing breakfas, forward in grea, haste. The
KEY to tbs excitement will be handed over to
the reader III the history following.
An edict had gone forth from Abraham the
Just. AZ the instance of sundry pharlsalcal
~ouid-be Iu.eTs, spmlncaing many Of the TN
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-22

best Plowing, regard beng had to the the
Skill Of wo.kmen and discipline Of teams
a. vel as execution Of the work, raIh-
er han time, provided II be don ewith-
ia reasonable umc
. hes,
best done BY boy under 20 years Of age ?
"a best
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-22
= valley Fs-m Of Limestone land.
( f'o>,rbNING about 1863 Acres. f.r

h -AtE. Saii f-rn J, iu Que q ,h- i--t
ara-sraaiag y..le> IN Contra. p,aa-r..a.
A,-, ...l t.a .f.-,e. over 81 8al--. {. "a RAJ
r.a '. a.-.-.. 'e t #4rt-t,, % aa eminent,
l..I.- ...-Hr.r.a aai, near 70 Mills. Store.
tIu.ca -la >r.o,i Houses, aud 10 the ms:
o.. On. ...e.n' and .e Tcctah.e population.
''r rr.-v-wrut. are 4 ir-'-c'aeS BANK
D. s. -' .f ID .ee'.w.in .ai- Mansion 4
&c.. N,-.u house, Corn haI--, aui-.-1
..-.- .1.. OH.r 'll3S. Il ha, large
-. ..r. o~h.-7. AID Peach ari Pe4f trees
- .-. -'li. ..ra- .fr uIdinary use.
.- a... .- -..,..a-sd except about one
'''- ."Hi ,g .' Woodland i1 the immc5i
ate t.f.n''r-i .t.i ot Limestone soil. and q, the
."'.r '-'.', is DIX surpassed g. natural pro-
tr...@ qualities b.; any "a Ia stale
f-., ta e~t -rhor-, or portion of so ty
10" fg--. as -r2l. sull a purchaser.
T. --1f '.-- 'al1 wishing -gea a property
can ...4 .i-'i~r .-.. -n4'ia1 by applying %
OK; aur.y, ras9r 81 ai:-e- Lewisaure. $50
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-22
Notes On the Win5-Wo. Il.
ATHENS, June 10, ls55

.r-..,,..I, r,.o;,.-l .-a 80. -, e,
81, .L.a 80. ~. ~,
o,r po.t Masters c.n No. sonI 1,t,.r. and
-, >'- '',.',..:-.1 ~. . y, 80 M l,I.,
q r.;.. -, 49, c,,,o,r;n,
i-',.'-...,...o -.-r.:.9
a. -. -. -.
= -, c-,.,,..- c..
saI..,~1-. c.,1 oron rn~a, o-,.,. ,,,,,
,f,,o.t ,h5gn,i, IL, t-.alI-a;n, ,,.,',
r,,'',,, - - .t, ,n,..'1.,s, |
y
.nI n,roo.a7.,I.. s.,..-,,, ~ s.a,.-~ a,.Ir
-, n -, ','..- - ',','
| ~, " ,,. Wv =, - :
a.. aa.,,,.~ na 5I,..,,sJ - ,r;,o aaI
u, :, -, 5'r';,0l - I...':.. -,
,,.-,,.,,..1 and l.;s h;.l,s.iI;,,. ,rri,nI,n
I..-,'...;I 17.,17
49,. g. -. = ,-,..rr ''.,,.
-,.uo ,han ,...,..t ,n;,,. -. ,n,, H..
D,,,, ,han ,,nrr.. ,ri.og ono : -, anil
,rcc.n, .,1 ,ho o.i,ar .lo ,.roo1r c:1.. :,
s,ocn,..;on :, r.bo.. hi n,ror 10 s,h
fPecu'a'ion IN wheat sh'uIi never De SUD
rr,
Th.o,u, ~. r,,;,, ., i,,,,r,s.;o, ,ro
-,;I. ,ho. -, w., u;r ,a,.;,,o ,S..-.
,,o,r. r,;,,on. h;alrso.a o.l .,,n mss
away; and thase who believe the theory
very wisely ralse other crops this year
Than " heat Inc cons Iuehce IS 'heFe
may be less W neat so"n IN some
sections than usual; but the amount Is
more than made NJ IN i'y', Corn fo'a-
ioes' oa's' &c "fa>S "'So Is u'.ns ,[y
we'll hye r"s become qn''e ia'AionaD'c
-hot the sol" y" II h1nId state Ou'
ITS true shape ana use as bread. "ooi
milier' say tAat hye IS gehesa'iy allowed
- stand TOO long ana b1C'mc 100 A"Fd'
and BLACK whereas Il cut "neh INC grain
y q qu''e SOFT ana 'enIeE' 1t VIII IN sweet
Ness and whi'ene'' 'o 'ul'S equal 10 'lOen
"t our wheat some OF our people, 'oo'
have " lived to learn 10 love johnny cake,
and don intend to cat any more h'oA'
priced hour' "noAo". Acc'Fnins!y' We
see immense h34i' OF hye blooming III
f1!i 'erdHFe'aHu ''Th 'n'ucs'!y pushing up
nni,r the GENIAL i'nA'ene'' oi 'hee n re sun
same and showers And above All gard
en- aud lrat culture are receiving more
attention. and I'AT fNi"A ACRE, 50
earnestly recommended u the H'o"'c,
has been very genc'a!'y put IL Alto
gethcr, there Is prospect q enough FOOD
Tor consumers IN THIS r'g'on, and good
enough i7r All 'oASe'onab!e producers
nook a four days ifiP, last week. into
Tue interior of Bradf'rd county, along 10
"anda creek. Tier are te" "unired
men engaged III constructing a faiir7ad
from the Canal at I"NaAia, along the
Shrader branch q the Greek, lnto Lel'oy
faupS SIlft--ulf al ,v rv41-sfgl ly
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d. We have been furnished by Mr. ~.
g Cock-A lrcr't nr 4 Collecting agent for Or. J. G
Ayr, lowe ',r.S, so're curru- statistics Of Ayrrs
cherry Pee a,i Cathor-'. Pills which publish to
show The .1. 1T Of advertising. His business
tends comp round the world and wherever ABIDE
CIVILIZED But few years ago. i was rpuhnct 10
hi- state aui Gtg .uf which, b. 'H Wy ' was tue
Mayor. od wliere hi> rgrTa @ we've justly .seens-
cd II now occupies l..4I.ug yG'c:t embraces the
ol, of ono 81 larr. ia the centre of the rty OF Lowell,
Mass fIT stories which exclusively devoted t. the
manufacture ofhis rcciora and Pills. lie -ives employ
.ghtv persons at home, and has I've men con
santv travelling in this country, for the purpose o al
ycrtIsirg &c His advertising 2C0 papers OF tins and
foreign countries cost in lSi$ $4,000. Besides thi,
he trJned at his establishment. fcry tons Of Aimana
su-l, wherever this two nguagcs read. Any on"
copy IF his advertisement through an ssu" u -
milcns counting its insertion in the daily and weekly
papers.
The Cltiaric Pills manufactured hv steam power
with great precision, and at the astonishing rapdy oi
251l per diem which is dnze for 5N5pJ persons
They however, made at this rate steadily all The
time Tho Cherry Pgctoral has fr several years been
manufactured ia such daily quantity as would require
$40 dose II providing each man worked ten
hours day. and gave dose a minute. Thus -Vi,S'O
doses arr taken daily.
IL is further estimated a reliable hssis, that the
tcnts relieved H. consider themselves curedl hy these
preparations to IL per minute -, SIS per
diem, all the ycar round.
What an immense operation for the veal and woe "f
anknd and what responsibility that these medic n 5
shall tc properly made Had they been even more use
u than Tho could their value have ever been
made known to the people without the assistance Oh" tue
IIt!ir Press T1i.do BiGds.
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aad their abc,tors was anything bat music to
iheir souls; he hnored the enemy on every
thing they wished to suck at him or his col
leacges-their iauuts, IceFs, inSinuatonS' Ne
he 1ung bacl; night into their teeth, and made
'cm swallow The dccoctton, no matter what
sort Of faces they made.
Il was adjournns time, when Joseph 80
through, and the crowd di,pcrsci-e"me to
hotels, some their homes, and good,y num-
Lcr to Emanue!s encampment. all cogltaiing
unun The merits Of the casc--thc hard swear
ers wishing US alleged scountreis where the
dogs would n't bite US and we quite well
satisfied To work tor ourselves and not for the
S'a,r. and in a fancy suit Of striped dry-9oodS.
Morning came and with !, came the pill
srms, hoping for the best.
CourI re ssenI bleS, ,aud alas for LOngsiown
Abraham has paper before him, which he
begins to read. IIarki II is The deaii se,ii'Hre
# the hooss oft5.t rrrrai rN7yef The crca,
Metropolis is f7len--is fallen, Faces in the
assembly indicate who are pleased and vino
arc dispIsased. a general discussion among
the lawyers ensncS. Samuel solemuly as
ScriIns that some c.tizcGS e.! Chapman were
deprived of the right Of voting, because they
d.!a't ind the ballot-box! Poor mor'als
The ballot box was away of from the election
house nearly five yards, across one entire al
lev. ard consequently required profound ee-
o;rapher to iiud III According 10 odmle.,
the Chapmanite> are bright set!
Aud now arose another question: Who IS
To pay the fdd'ersl Joseph a7hs Abraham
and his colleagues 10 grant the employer, this
delightful privilege. This touches 4 spring
in lSaac's system, and he comes up with
bounce. lie pleads that the affidavit makers
are public benclactors in bringing rs r9.,cfa-
BE scoundrels to Justice and therefore the Tax
payers should FOO, the bill and isaac succcc-
dcd, and we must assist in paying for our ras-
cai!iv in daring to vote without their consent.
After lIile more discussion, the Court adj
Journei, the alleged criminals were set free,
and we all posted homeward as fast as we
could 80. leaving Longsiown alone in her
glory. We were III I good humor, and could
norh"lp iudulgjns IN
d Greoi Big H,,c- liar ot Tie Nstc Bt,ii,ers.
They dilr'r - 90 t..e 'i,c.i-u,
And 50 .hey u Law
Haw.hls hawtaw
But when tic came up. you see,
j. tag4y ri,,rd a flaw
Has haw haw ha1
Wh"n Parker came :, make a.prcck,
lie raised his lion paw
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I AIDES Sewing birds At 80 cts. and 62s
l 4 cts, at VI. Fitzpatrick * Bros New Book
and Stationery, Sd St, Lewisburg