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Att'n'9hnr Np.,o'' NJ tt' rtg-Dg.t,d E.va,.
NEW liAvEN, November .,. I,jG.
G'rHr'r'u feel that no sense uf pride or de-
licacy should dctor me from expressing pubhcIy
my gratitude for the efficacy of your Orvesplt,9
Br'r', in restoring nc to health, after suffering
more than six year. from ny.ror.p aud Liver
Complaint, during which time bal tie best mcdi.
cal advice, with no benefit cAcrp temporary relief
My case became more hopeless, from ana attack #
diarrhoea, which confined mo to my bel for eight
week. cnusng great prostrat'u of the whole -ystom
About two months ago, was SEQ much red ccd,
that could cat scarcely amy food whatever, aud
was obliged to take my bed, in despair of ever get
ting any better ] read some Of the certificate. Of
remarkable cures by the O1p.n nal R",y,, and
obtained a bottle Of the medicine. However sur
prising, it is nevertheless true, that was almost
Immediately relieved Of every symptom Of my
various complaints.
am row in better health than / have euioyel
Tor many years. and attribute my restoration, by
the grace Of God, To your invaluable medicine
Respectfully yours. MARY T. HANOVER.
No. . Fair Street.
SETH W, FoWLE & Co.,IIs Washington street,
Boston, Projectors. Sold by their agents every
where,
For sale ia Darlington ty Tuto. 4. Pr,h. aud
A. &. SrEAR. Minuusk, by Jas. NrWlli, anu
;. 60. lsuhM Il. fLHGusoS, E--cNi II. q. lluuGls
Richmond piN,y Geo Nii.uf #.o NJ. llfII
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Corner Store,


In the Boot and Shoe Line
\ HAVE neither time space to mention the
different kinds, but would simply say that my
stock
s v O " T. q " y l. T. T T..
and people in want Of amy article # Boot or Shoe
from White or Black satin slipper, for that prot
tie,t Of natural productions, a pretty foot H. the
heaviest If cow hide Boots, can find it here
Please call aud examine goods and prices We
take pleasure in showing our good, whether you
wish To purchase or not.
diff JANES l.. FLATTJr
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SACHjfIcE on CAnrETs.-At the percmptory nuc-
tion trade sales in New York, entire invoices Of
carpetngs consisting Of Brussels Tapestries and viii
tons, are sold every season on manufacturers and
importers account, at much below the cost of pro-
duction importation. Some Of our carpet mer.
chants take advantage Of these per,mptory sales,
and from this source lay in their .upplics. The
prncipa part Of the nicer fabrics which are sold
by the New England Carpet Company in Hanover
street, are purchased from this source, which ac-
counts for their immense trade in these liyh cost
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Railroad Matches

lF my own importation, cased in heavy Is carat
~ fine gold hunting cases, from p to 3! ounce
cases; also, fine ones in heavy silver cases, with my
own name and Of my own importation, NJ the finest
movements have ever had the pleasure of offer
ing 10 Railroad men. Double Time Watches for
sPortsmen Ladies Gold Watches in great variety
II at low prices, Mt the Old Stand, Church Street
Feb. dGwtf j. T., BkINSNHIp
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FOrLes ~ neIodions.

s it policy 70 buy poor article which la-'. only
i short time and is then WORTHLESS. or would you
have a thing Of the best quality. Remember that
the PIANO IuEiE- and MELOULON- tor ale bv
l.. ;. RUST, are warranted of the FIRST quality, nd
are manufactured by the bet makers in the couu-
.ry, Just call at the MUSIC STORE and compare
hem with other instruments of the kind
Fob. Z. dSyb
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New Books.

..FINHE SoNGN ct ilelwatha" by Lonciellow
"llu,tratious Of scripture" by liackett
Modern Pilgrims" by Wood " Rose Clark" by
Fanny Fern "Cistc" Story Of Republicnn
Equality, " Juno Clifford" Also n great variety
Of new aud beautiful Juvenile and Toy Books.
Alsoa tine assortment If Bibles, Prayer Books,
Portfolios &c, &c. at
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w atChes,

~ BOXES (Siv in a Box) Of Hunting and opcn
" face, gilt, galvanised and Gold and Silver
Levers aud Lepines, among them low priced
tralin; Watches, medium and high priced accurate
time koo pers, which will be- sold at fair low prices
at the old stand, Church Street.
d6wtf j L.. BRINSMAID
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MAssNsoir SALAE CrRrs ERYstrRLAs SunEs --
Joseph Ch,l,on was afflicted ia bad huu or,
which settled in his eyes. lie lost sight in one,
and It va. feared he would ia the other; but APP
phcntiou Of the Massasoit Sal,c, his eyes we're
fully restored to their original sight
sold AZ twenty cents per box,
tor safe in burlington By ruEo. Ptrk, and
A. q, H'EAa Ninuoski, by Jas. NEWELL, aud
:. q. lsmAN r. fERcuNoN, Essex II. o. llopGEs,
Fl'h"""I pN"v Co.,, Milton pl-r VI IlrIl
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{ alsiCO, Mosaic,

Al ALACHlr TIE and other handsome Ear Rin-
VI the handsomo,t Cameo Pin, a new and rigi
variety Gold Locket Pins, Pearl, AMI Pearl anC
jet Pins, and a handsome variety of Finger Ring,
and most all kinds ofJewelry suitable for present
at the old stand Church st.
J. L. GEINSMAIn.
Dec. Is, 1855. dEwtC
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How TO CURE RHfruArIsu. now made known 10
ALL Tie secret of the immense success Of the
Mountain lniian Eminent. in the cure of this
disease, consists in the strong electric fluid emitd
from 1t and con veyed through the system, by the
peculiar manner OF its application. Instruction.
for the treatment of each individual case will be
given entirely free, when such case is fully des-
cribed. \, B.-Ihis article is none of those forced
upon the notice Of the public at every corner being
for sale 40 WHERE ON CONFUSION
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ArriyaIOf the Fulton.


Nlw YORK, March 29.-Stcamcr Fulton,
from llavre March 18th, via Cowes the 9th,
arrived at this port this morning.
The Vienna correspondent Of the London
Timc' states that the mystery of the recent
improved relations between Austria and the
United States, has been cleared up. An
American company is about to be formed
in order to open direct trade between the
United States and Austria, and import cot
ton and other productions from America
instead Of London and Liverpool. The
writer intimates that treaty Of commcrc,
between the United States and Austria
will he concluded ut no very distant day
COL Hodges, the British Representatives at
Hamburg bad made representation to tho
Senate respecting the quantities Of ammuni
ton that left that port for Russia. An cx
animation followed, when it was proved that
these supplies had in most instances beer
forwarded ON account of two houses If high
stuniinGI IN England, in one Of which mem
hrr of Parliament was Interested.
The Times Paris correspondent states that
on two points Russia makes ample concession
VIZ: the naturalization of the Black Sea Will
the dismantlinS of the iortresses aud the non
reconstruction of Bomarsuni.
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PrurLrS.-They may seem little thing to those
who never knew annoyance by them, yet those whose
faces nearly all pimPcs have such impression
They caused by humors. and are themselves the
actual and palpable proof Of humors in the blood
abundant humor too, that is eating up the best life
ct tho system They may he anninilatod-may lie
utterly rooted out by tho Of 4rnold's Globulos
aud Vital Fluid, Then the Pimplcs will vanish.
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Take Notice.

A Ill PERSONS OWING THE LATE FIRM OF
" Davy & noolittc, requested to call and
settle without DELAY. II. II. DOOLITrLE.
Burlington, March 81, 1856. wtOwi
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NEW GOODS,
At Drinsmaid's Jewelry store,


At Drinsmaid's Jewelry store,
CHURCH STREET.
Nov OPENING THE RICHEST AND MOST
varied assortment Of Watches, Clocks, Jewclry
and Fancy Goods, Telescopes, Microscopes, Knives,
Razprs, Scissors, Needles, Silver Card Cases and
Porte Monaies, Combs, Brushes, Pertumcry, soaps,
Hair Washes and Dyes, Court Plaster, Reticulcs,
Thermometers,
DAGUERREOTYPE GOODS,
Hunting Goods such as Flasks, Shot Pouches,
Patent Wads and Cartridges, Gun Caps, and 2
barrel Pistols, Revoyers, Drinking flasks.
Piaied and Britannia Ware,
Tea Sets, Egg Boilers, Candlesticks, Tumbers,
Communion sets, Cake Fruit and Card Baskets,
Fans Of many styles and prices, Willow Ware,
Mathematical instruments, Wax Matches, Back
CANNON boards, Chess Mon aul Chcqucrs, Plain
Hair and Curls, Morisons Pills, and nm extensive
variety of other articles; having very much en-
larscI and improved my Store, lowered my floor,
cases and counters and opened the richest stock
Good, hand, shall aim to sell good. to the
permanent satisfaction of Customers; all are invited
to call and see at BRINSMAID'S
.Icwelry store Church Street.
Where customers can rely on getting goods Mt
low prices regularly as in any other quarter.
burlington, june 22, 1855. d&wtf
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cargo lost.
INTERESTING FROM THE lsTnMUs.-Nw OR
LEANS. March 29.-Stcamer Daniel Webster
from San Juan. 23rd. arrived at this port to.
day. Col, Schlcssingcr was marched out Of
Costa Rica, March 9th. Costa Rica has
made formal declaration of war against
Nicaragua, which reached Granada the 10th
Walker Immediately returned the comJl-
ment, and On the same evening accompanied
500 men across the lake to Virgin Bay.
Gen. Walker had been reinforced by 500
Americans. Next day 800 men under Col
Schlcs>inger marched for Costa Rica. 1t
Latest ad,iccs they had not met the enemy,
but had provided themselves with horses, IN
tending to proceed against Guiana Castle on
the ei,t An ambassador had arrived at
Granada from Sln Salvador with dispatches
Of a peaceful character
kty.As ,,p NEW MtxIoo.-Sl. LOUIS,
March %0.-Mr Lane, Senator Elect from
Kansas arrived here yesterday, bound to
Washington.
The District Court Of Kansas meets at
L'comlte, April 18th, when the case of the
members Of the Legislature, Governor and
other state Ciiters, Will be presented to the
Grand Jury, Affairs in Kansas are quiet.
Aiyioe- from New Mexico represent the
Indians a~ qulet and urgently sueing Tor
peace. The Santa Fc mail is not expected to
arrived here tins month owing to the alleged
want of means on the part Of the new con
tractors TO transport it,
The outward February mail still remains
at Ncstport.
SOUTHERN EMIGRATION To KANsAs.-CmAR-
LTsrJN, March 29.-Another party Of oS
enirrAnts to Kansas left this city yesterday
and Is started from the Orangeburg district
on the following day.
IATLAcupENT II NV loRS Nav YoR6,
April l-t.-A Row Of Stables which we're
being torn down in Water Street, fell with a
loud crash yesterday afternoon, and several
children VITO were around the premises were
buried under the ruins. One boy was taken
out quite dead and two little girls were so
severely Injured that they are not expected
% live.
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WNy Don you AcYcTtls0
NJ V, r. -IHN - lLLQ, AN4Ll A9hLD
know that ,e'1y'ody Rise Ano"s-wLere t. g. t,.tLe
purchase of
Ono nnNJn', '.tal" ,ts ,ioA. 49, ' i,'s,,'
Drwr,'s he can get Flour If the lost ouIi,y .r.,o
clear Pork hy The b6I. or ID. ,,im"n NJ ~'i =
Wackcrel in itt.. Picked Uerrir...' ,r,rrl d.
iiam. Lard o'tani en-. Meal Ma,t, i r,,o r,
Corn Starch, lomuy, Table and Dairy Sn'- u r..
/ Sweet Herbs for Culinary purposes, Mustard,
Pr Nlos, Prunes, On family I'rF) soap oi all Kin 49,
soit eN'el.e1-fHre Ground spec 'urIont',
Tub, Erooms, Clothes Lines and Pins, Baker
0' All Sr,c ,V anI " n',ry .', ,,.-c roio,
choice and cheap, rich and r,ro f,as and c.aec.
are uniyorsally understood. without aiJ ottbc
prcs,, TO be obtainable for cash AT
june 81 lStb o.,l''' " xvii t,," prvFi,.
Fork.
- ezra feayy-far sale iy tie iii. or r'onl.
As. DENrI.
December 3d. 300 "u
Moloe.cs
.,.,r rl,-r,t,.i-I1' 800 ~,
y and sytup for .,le a. law a. cir,nr
nil, -. ''''' q, \tT%t.. ~. y a., nee
/ March, II, le5'.
Onions
rrV M. o.. -, r...;-,l r ..t.
\ I,,r 49, N''''' ava .'''
y,NsrfETr tV,Ir-rr
March. n. lsaG.
/
Fine Cut Tobacco.
EHANE a large Stock Of fue cut che,v.u,
w Tobacco ON hand aud will closc it or at
/ very low prices.
/ H., o., ,s,. 'NN''' Mia " AIN In
-''N'' 80 '''
louI'
| FEW III NDREp luis, very Choice Extra
y Flour Just received ON Consignment, Warranted
| To- give satisfaction, for sale by
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rR o VI EURO T Il d.
Arrival of the Emcu.

EosloN, March 27.-Thc British stoam-
propeller h1,cu from Liverpool 18th inst.'
four DAYS later, arriycdbclow last night and
came up this morning
There is by this arrival no news Of the mis-
sing steamer Pacific, which was AZ days out
from Liverpool, when the Emeu left.
There is very little in the papers in regard
regard to the Peace negotiations. The Lon
don Past, Of March l2th says:-"Poace Is
REGARDED as Il certain issue of the Conference
All matters of principle, it is confidently as
serted, will have been finally arranged before
the end Of the month.
BuAADsruls. There is a improved feeling or
the part Of buyers as well as sellers and wC
make advanced quotations for all sorts.
In wheat an advance of Sd. per 20 lbs. oyoi
the rates Of last week acquired
The demand for flour improves daily nnt
may be quoted Is. Cd. per sack and Is. pc
lbl higher. In Indian Corn holders require
Cd rcr quarter advance.
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Arrival of the Canada.

BosroN, March 29.-lhc steamship Can
ada, from Liverpool March 18th, r. NJ
arrived at Halifax at Halifax at SO last
evening.
The news is not Of great moment. Conso's
advanced, closing 92t a 92a. Hon. Geo. NJ.
Dallas, new American Minister, has arrived
at Liverpool
Peace prospects look brighter. Prussia
has been invited to the Conference, and has
accepted. The armisticc was proclaimed
throughout the Crimca March LIST, and a line
of neutral ground has been traced between
the two armies.
Parliament would probably dissolve on the
LIST of May. The British squadron is pushing
towards the Gulf Of Finland. The Bank OF
England declared dividend of 10 per cent,
Tho "little stranger is hourly expected in
the French Court.
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Arrival of the Star ofthc West

NLw YORK, April 2.-lhe steamer Star
Of the West from Punta Arenas, March 2Sth.
arrived here this morning. She brings 200
passengers and $40 900 specie. She left at
san Juan the British War Steamer Eurydice
and the American brig &. W, Russell. The
schooner Hester \. Jones of Baltimore for
New York sprung leak March IL, off Corn
Island and was run shore Vessel and
cargo lost
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Blu lington fcby 2sth 1886.
Dear Editor
The following poetry was composed by a
Young country lad and sent to young lady upon
whom his affections were fixed; but he was spurncd
hv her parents because he was poor. They were ac-
compauied by letter informing her that he was
going west to earn reputation and make them sorry
that they spurncd him -- am informed that The
young lady remains true to him yet, n he is worth
GOO, 6 is expected to return soon to claim ms
lady love- Strange Z, say her parents are highly
ticklcd with her prospects ! have his permls'
sion to insert the prem with these explanations at
t,chcd in your paper viii you be kind enough tc
let it appear in your mondays tmch 3d) paper &
oblicc your friend ,njsruir"
lnccg-
RS. On the other silc you will find the poetry
If to leave they stcrnly command,
I'll leave, 4 leaving waive my hand
Then in return you give nod,
And fer the present leave all to god.
And in going I'll 90 west,
Believing it to be the best.
Your next birth day you'll he Is.
You are then your own I wccn,
And if to gain you ns my wife,
am forced to use strntagcm.
That | may gain dadcm;
On the race I'll stake my life
I'm on tomorrow
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II ETTCJ LIZ, Purses, Bag, and Baskets, Work.
II Boxes Dressing Case, >hell Pearl and silver,
Card Cases, Port Monnos, stuff Boxes. &c.
i. L, BRINSMAlD.
December, 49, 1913. ddw
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New RODlys.

..'y'HE HUNTERS FEAST" by Capt Nayuc
Reid, "Laumcre" by MR.. j. e. porr,
" Letters 70 the People on Health" by Miss
uccchcr, spring Time Of Life, by u. Magic u ..
THr ~t'r ~ Tl1Irr
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PRICES CUKRENT

OF rr,luco, from Raymond, Wood Co.,, Commission ,i.r
chants, No. % Commercial street, " 't'n.
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Sill Later.
DATENT BALLOON SKIRT, JUST RECEIVED
at the BEE HIVE.
Wv 18th. dt"tf
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Fork.

~ HAEEEL~ DUCHESS COUNTY pnTK
80 ezra heavy-for sale ly tie Mi. or pound.
4. :. DEW Ri.
December, 81, le5j. dt
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Why Don't you Advertise .
n HlS ct ESIIoN l. IHEQUENTLY ASKED
4 10y those who know thcm,clycs-lut G.u't
know that 'rsrytody RISE An"Hs where t. g. to- tie
purchase of
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Streets and AllaVs.

Most of our citizens have a difficulty in
retaining the names first given the streets
aud alleys by the Catholic proprietor of
Lewisburg.
North of Market We have first "St. An
thony," commencing with Bufslcc hridga
and Sast the old oi-house "St Mary
is the next or middle street 'St. John"
is the'iast, passing the Ger. Ref. Ch.
South of Market first comes "St. Louis
by the Luth. Ch; next is "Si Catharine y
and "Sr George" next the millrace.
ALLEYs.-North of and parallel with
Market St. is CHERRY Alley south Of it,
''Pine Alley"
North of Market ST., between Water and
Front or lst SITS, is Plum Alley between
Ist and ID, Chestnut Alley between ID
and |, Hazletree Alley; between 81 and
i,h, Peach Alley; between 4th and 9th,
Raspberry Alley.
South of Market ST, between Water and
Front or lst Sts, is Walnut Alley; between
1st and I'd, Pcartree Alley between ID
and 81, Appletree Alley; between ) / aud
4'h, Blackberry Alley between 4th and
9Th, Strawberry Alley.
These are the names for the original,
square plot Of the town, not including the
Univeristy's Addition, Smiths Addition,
or Beck's Addition.
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For the Lewisburg Chronicle.
0 G. L A n l. L F. z

How many youth, from all sections of
the world, every year launch forth upon
the mighty ocean, without considering the
many dangers and trials attending such a
course Of life hoping to find in its various
RESOURCES the means of satisfying the pre-
sent desires Of the heart, aud also to Pro-
vide comfort and enjoyment against the
years counted upon the shady side of forty.
They overlook the fact that life's choicest
days will then have expired, early society
have lost its charms, the social circle have
been broken by death aud removals, the
desire for permaucy have been eradicated,
and such character formed among those
"who 20 down to the sea in ships and do
business in great waters" as constant ac.
,inn, ever changing scenes, and thrilling
incidents alone eau satisfy. Associations
like these, long continued, have tendency
to harden the heart, giving the possessor
little love for the quiet and peaceable
sources of enjoyment found among kind.
red. Home to them consists in aoatiug
around the world.
OF those the sea has led into its various
roads of fortune, vast number, alas! have
had all hope aud even life itself east into
its mighty store.hoase ere tho halfway
house was reached. How many mothers,
with hearts almost worn out with anxiety,
in the solemn midnight hour, as The moe
ming winds sweep around their dwellings,
IN earnest prayer beseech the Ruler of
wind and tide to guide their sons in safety
through its dangers! Who can Imagine
the feelings of that fathers hesr., whose
treasure sails upon the deep, as with fever
ish anxiety he searches for the news Of the
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Che Cbronittc.
FRIDAY. JEB.N 4. 1856.

1ss~A good song inspires much humor
in political campaign, and softcns dowr
its asperities, as well as excites to noblC
and manly action. The Republican As>o
ciation Of Philadelphia offer a reward Of
$500 for the best Campaign Song, Sl0O
for the second best, $50 for the third best
to be forwarded to the President of the
Association, (hox 5l7,) by the 18th inst.
4 book is to be published from the eourri
buttons thus made Tie following was
sung with great applause at the immense
Ratification meeting in the New York Ia
bernacle, last week.
RALLYING SONG...No. l.
AIR: -.Nsrseillrs LYNN"
Behold, the furious storm IS rolling
Which Bnrder-Flends. confederate. raise,
The dogs of War. let lnose, are bowling,
And 10 our infant Cile> blaze.
Ard can we calmly view the ruin,
While iawiess Force with g1ant stride
Spreads deSolafion FAR aud wide,
In gullless blood hrs hands imbrung1
Arse, arise, ye brave.
Ard let our war cry he
Free Speech, Free Press, Free Soil, Free Men,
FRE-NoSr and VIcrnur!
Oh, Liberty. can he resign thee
VINO once has felt thy generous flame d!
Can threats sublue, or bolts confine thee,
Or WHIPS Thy noble spirit tame !
No, by the heavens bright bendihg DER us,
We've cal'et our Captain 10 the van
Beh Id The Huur-b hold the Man
On. wise and valiant, go before Us
Then let the shu ut again
Ring out from sea In sea,
Free Speech,Free Press Free Soil,F Men,
FRr-NoNr and EIUToari
Hufrah hurrah! from hill and valley,
Hurrah, from prairie wide and free,
Around our glorious Chleiiain rally,
For K,Szss. and for LInturr,
Let him, who first her wid> exploring,
Her virgin beauty gave fame,
Now save her from the curse and shame
Which Slavery DER her soil is pouring.
Our Standari-bearer then
The brave Path finder be
Free Speech Free Press Free Soil, Free Men,
FRE-MoNr and NIcroRYi
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TO make a m ajority,

MIsEsY.-After writing an important
letter in great hurry, you seize hold Of
the 'nksiand instead of the sand box, and
g've 1t daiship. touch {!
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Worth Preserving,

The following exhibits the electoral votes
of the several States, Distinguishing be-
tween the free and the slave States:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-04

WILL, the name Of the minister from
Nicaraugua, is pronounced IS if written
We heel
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-04

George D. Prentice says Of South Carr
Gilman patriotism There weso twice
as many traitors is Sou.h Caroljn, i, tho
days Of tie Revolution as in any other
Stale II proportion to population, ard We
think bs' srl, as a graral -u,c, groSs
worse me1 now tnan 1t nd then" Prem.
tice IS right.
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These lines were peculiarly apr cable to
William. Soon he partook of their sr;f-
its; COON, he was an apt scholar in all their
lessons Of vice. Hs readily learned the
lessons Of duty assigned him; and, alas !
too really the scsmers catalogue OF crimes
Before many months had separated hin
from fathers satchful care, h, held the
uuenviable title Of leader in wickeduess
among the boys on board
So urgently their duties pressed upon
the time,they could hardly realize is rspid
fight. When told that they were home
ward bound, i. seemed almost incredible.
Fortune had smiled upon them. Laden
with their desired cargo Of oil and bouc,
they rapidly s,esrel for. home. What q
thrill Of joy burst forth, wLai heaviug of
emotion, when the cry was beard, Home.
ward boundl' Nearly sll joiaei the
chorus. A few were silent, William among
the numbsr. Thoughts Of homo we're OF