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S pTc cent iVE for 1 the year. on the capital Of
The Cleveland, gainesville and Ashtabuls Railroad
Company have declared regular semi-annual divi-
dend Of y cent on the capital stock, and the same
upon all payments upon the scrip issued on the 18th of
April 1885, and an extra dividend of 10 cent on the
capital stock, and the same upon all payments upon
the scrip has been declared out of the surplus earnings
These dividends payable at Cleveland on the I'd
January. The transfer books will be closed on the
Goth of December and reopen on the I'd Of January
call of IS y cent has been made the scrip stock
payable March l. 1857.
The receipts of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
for the first week in December show very large gain
on last year. The effect of the opening of the Wabash
Valley Road is beginning to be felt. The receipts
were $28 497, against $20,776 in 1885, an increase
of s7,72l, or nearly 40 = cent. In the second
week of December the earnings of the La
Crosse and Milwaukee Road were $3.50 49,
The Mad River Railroad is also doing largely in
creased business The earnings Of the past two weeks
were s3I go against $50 200 time last year, an
increase of over 50 cent. The receipts of the Enc
continue to be large and show an increase on LAST year.
For the fret II days Of the month they reach si3 ooo
The second week of December on the Rock leland
Road gives $29 600 against So, 900 last year. This
is in advance of the estimate for December
upon which the late dividend was msde.
Tie earnings of the Wlliamspor and Elmira Rail-
road were:
For month November, 1856, 80
EaInips in November, ls55......''....... lo,1S o.
Increase since last Recommendation 80
A dispatch from Bosten was received by Mr. John
Thompson, to-day stating that the Suffolk Bank had
thrown out the Exchange Bank of Bangor. This
Bank it is reported has recently been cold to Western
parties
A new insurance company, called the Humboldt
Fire Insurance Company is being formed in this city,
of which John Rankin is to be President. Among the
Directors are one of the house of A. L. Stewart Co..
Mr.. Holmes of Bowen, MoNamee Co., Mr.. Charles
Christmas Mr. j. Fowler, acting British Consul; An
sen G.. Phelps, Alfred Large of Lottimer, Large
Co., &C., &c.
The Commissioners of the Canal Fund of this State
are advertising another issue Of sl,ooOoVV SIX Per
Cent Bonds for the enlargement OF the Canals Inc
proposals will be opened on the 18th of January.
The City Controller gives notice that the Seven fer
Cent Water Loan of the City of New York due On inc
LIST of February next will be redeemed at par, with IN
terest TO the time of payment Oh presentation OF the
bonds at his office without waiting for them TO Teacn
maturity. The amount Of the loan Is inside OF
81 OOO,O 900.
The imports Of Dry Goods during the week were
comparatively light bat still somewhat larger than last
wear herg $si2 s54 against s573, 100 The details are
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MAR RIED.

Mount Vernon Church. Boston,
Ma on Wednesday. Dec. II, By the Rev Dr. MIN; mi'
hrhas H. Barrett Of New to Miss Annette r. ha1ei
10 Of Boston.
Enfield. Mass, on Thursday evening;
Dee U by tie Rev. Robert McEwen, Mt Hiram Hurd OF
E,feld to Mrs. II. NJ. Morse Of Chicago, Ill.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF HEw-Y0RK,


Cleared.
Steamship Atlantic, Edrids-, Liverpool T. n CoLis.
Bili liverpool spoford, Tieston Co. - on,
~. Pnsn faylor Massa Hoves Co. ". Chapman,
Mi Ci.pfs ro. Deminr Mspes CO.. ID. c. feson Psre
MM,eiiles j. W. Elwel Co.; ST. Joseph tFr) hafhurin'
Bsvre Boyd Hincken -
scboopers-E Rodman O.sood. New Bedford master Seth
Rieb E,cIsron Bucksvle r p Buck Co. Rebscca Wos
lom City Point, J. Hunter Il 70.
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Insurance Gompnnies.

CINYON F1RE-INSURANCE COMPANY
~ Cssh Cspitsl 20 With large surp'sa Once Ne -
VIZ st opposite herrhAnts Exchsnse .
HUGH LANG Preadsss.
DIRECTORS
HUGH LAING, sAnlbL WtLLan
COR's w. LAWRENCE, WlLLlAM T. SrkoNo.
ErTGHAM TOwHsND, NCOLL
CHIS SwORD GEO 0RtSwOLD, "a,
STUART C MARSH, NOAH HUM
JOHN PENFoLD, THOeAsSsyLL
JOHN COMPTON,, H. hANSOn
d HENRY HAIGHT, GEO. TOwNSsny,
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, DON ALONzoCUShAN.
LEONARDO suAREL U. SMITH.
IRYSO sYLVFsrRL n WARD.
IoEN WATSON ROsERr n. bRUCn.
JOSEPH w. CohLTHs J. 3 BOYD.
LAWRENCE rURSuRE A. lZNAoA DEL 'ALL1s
HENRY s. LEvERICH.
JANIS y. AMES, IA, SssrstMy.
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Arrived.

Us NJ steamship Roanoke SkiI ner Norfolk Petersburg
and Richmond with md.e sbo to Ludlsm Ples'sus
Biz Emerald (Br Mcdonald, Windsor days, with plaster
70 d r. De Wolf. go .
sohr 0eorse Kiborn Rumnll Alexandria and days from
sebr Oeson KIsuse Warrington, N C, with naval stores
TO II. Mathews. -, ,,
schr. S. wLet,s, Parker; Virginia with pine wood
Propeller II. B Beseh, Sanders. Charleston-
Propeller Wes,chester Clark Providence.
sAILED-Stesns Crstobal Colon, Reimer for Havana
wIND-Durns the day, from N. and light
There considerable drft Ice in the North River thi'
NOR
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FRIDAY, Dec. 1872. N.

FRIDAY, Dec I9-P. NJ
The features of the Stock market continue to be
much as before noticed. The difficulty in carrying
stocks lie still forcing considerable amounts on the mar
kets from weak hands. portion Of which are bought
back on time at large differences. The operators for
rise have lost no confidence in the future but necessity
forces the sale of cash stock The strong houses at
The Board are now making large interest on their
money. There il still indisposition to sell shor to
any extent the time transactions being in great part
on buyers option. The changes in the active fances
from yesterday are not important. Erie cent
down; Readifgs y cent up; Central y cent down,
&c. Pennsylvania Coal sold at 9Ss, which is better.
The Western shares were active and generally lower
Illinois Central was an exception, advancing / y cent
under sales Of come 200 shares it closed at 100,
buyer thirty. sale Of rights was made at l2j, which
is the highest point touched La Crosse also i'm
proved. selling at silas1I. Gaena sold, after the
Board at 1881; Michigan Southern was 81; Central,
97s, &C. In Railroad Bonds there ia not much doing,
and prices are heavy. State Stocks are steady and in
ode1ate demand.
The Exchange Market closes heavy for the steamer
tomorrow, with large supply Of bills over. The
highest asking prices for sterling is y cent, bu
FIRST class signatures have been sold at 81
Commercial Bills are 8083 p cent; Francs 5.23is
$40. 1t is supposed the market for Wednesdays
steamer will be about 81 y cent for sterling.
To Liverpool the engagements are 800 bbls. Flour
at Is. Cd a1s Cd; for Graip SID. 3D. dema nded,
but was taken; 100 boxes Bacon at 2Os. Cotton
at I'd. 05-32d. To London, g. 800 bbls. Flour at
2s Cd. 02s 7ld $50 bbls. Beef at S. Cd; 200 boxes
Bacon at 27s. cd. To Glasgow rates nominal at
g. 10ld ass. for Flour; 9a9Id for Grain; 27s. Cd.
30s. for Heavy Goods; 3s. for ROsin in bbls.; 300
boxes Cheese were taken at 3Os. To Hsvre 200 bbls.
Flour at 70c.; 5000 bush. Grain OF &C.,; 100 bales
Cotton at &C.; 800 boxes Bacon at &c.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Total re-
ceips, 1852 O32; total payments, s3i6,672 3d. total
balance, 81, 997, 226 80.
The Boston and Worcester Railroad has declared
semi-apDua dividend Of y cent, pa, able Jan. l.
The Watertown and Rome Railroad, a semi-annusl
dividend Of y cent, payable at the Peoples Bank in
this city. The business Of this Company for the year
ending on the 3Oh of September last aud also for the
previous year, shows the following result:
1855. 1858:
All
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ofsI
TIL Pots sad Pssrs. - -, ..,x aud
wuIsKY-The demand fr this s',p'e 81 for q no
the msliet "a onssttied; sales o. wv
enc st WE sroaxs-s,;aA TGpsstlas y H''a' a
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y.xGxiue Bspri.t Church.-rhs Rev. L cOyELL
III p,e.-h TO MOkaow. IN tss B.2s: ChareA on sH't
-, "a Ia avs II lee and N Residents Ia
~. xni,, sr stey avi'ea 20 s,t<ad p SSaa4sy
Schaoi - the Lecture Room Il N
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Garpets, Ciltloths, sc.

OHRIsTMAS and NEW-f EAR -
u Nos.r en-. =, .noek. tiger an Other p't's'n''
S,s-a.nS 49, Covers . roo ware y
CttonIas s.I VIM $40. fo Ely.
Carpet Wsr-aouse,
No. ~ osvesy.
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n f. W N A r < az,

0ocrlcV -,var five hundred single toXes q
s5.ns .rxRRH sNUYy asaed eTssy az. p'ss-
p.ii 70 e. rsF.' Of 1' 'N ). DCHso. Aiia1y a. T.
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uIDEs.-2. 800 Mexican Flint, sapenOr quilt
IA Aadi's arc ''' sIP0SfoRp. rILEsros Co.
No - Brosdvsy oor. hesris&
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A n A
FIRE-lNsURANCE COMPANY.

N
IL PIRE-lNsURANCE COMPANY.
orrIcs No. 90 wALLsr
CASH CAPITAL ssee,eee.
rs,s Comp.ny Insure. pw.us houses Stores hsrcssas
Vessels IN port and their csrsoes and osAsS
prOpsrty, 81 the assAi rates.
"a p,aEeross;
Rd...d Anthony q. B. LsssI W. 2 Co.
Ghs. fsonOny. Rent Z. M.d.siL Edwin I 49,
} }s@e. Ss0 ss.v,.r. fs s. sc%i. -: d a.
VIM. }. Besb~, VIM b. Nichols, nosess
Curtis Noble, George Osnlt, ~ ~ Jews.
John LAdlsw, Edward Nova brsaosa hneN
John Davoi, William Poole. Coss D Laees.
Jeromus J. johnson, VIM. a. Starting. Lcemis b.llssA.
Nstrw Armstrong, John w. hsrpss Iown AAnS
Geo " Read Williams Howland, VIM. X. Osis.
WIN. Il. Webb, Samuel Ho,.ins Albert o. fsssss~
BRADFORD KNAPP. Vice Presidsst
Isaac R. ST. JoHs. Secretary.
NEW WORLD FIRE-INSURANCE con
n PANY. OF the City Of New. Yosk-o9ss No - rhss6
"'''t CASH xsf' caPfTaI Saoe ,ooe-ALL PAID IN
This Company PopsIty Of al kinds eSans IcS
Damage BY Tus, Avorsbs forms - snlsf assssSss =
ths city. -
yAoms. A. rmu... J.nes M Wilson, Ansd J. Uprss<
yohn n. Furman, Chss. n. Connolly Louis J. Bsllosl
Dr. MIntsa s.ml. A. w.m.- Edw'd whsisss.>
Peter A. Besemas, Rudolph G. BurlASs, John Randall.
Robert Leroy Arehd T vinn, Robert EmmsA. ~
asS,ss r SsSy .:. sT ea. oSa.. f:
nlsha y. Mossan, Geo Griswod, r., David lolsa.
0shriel Mead PIP RodocsnssA, Richard nAds
william Brdsan. Fred q swan. G. kssAnses~
d Ceusinsry Edwin Thorns, David Jeasa
0ABRIEL MEAD, vsee-Prcddsal
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Markets. CARIFuLLY EFro"'~D YoR The TRrBrsE
FsIDA7 Dec. 49, 1856
COTTON There is less aciy : quotations are fully
srnnorted: ssIes Of 500 bale. Is. sapte IS foovs
- NEw-YoRK class N.IOS
Molala O
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TClT OF COMMON PLEAs-SPEcIAL TERM-DEc. 10
paEor nd

Before Judge DAILY.
John w Con ssll agt The Mayor, &c
Notion for leave to amend the complaint granted.
@. B. Greenlesf sgt. Robert Jarvis -,
Judgment for plaintiff on demurrer, Win hDerty 70
.Ssdsn. to amend on payment Of costs. &c
Charles BoutcR, &c. sgt. Augustus Sunneit-
Order appointing receiver of the property, eheca
Joseph II. Chambers ast. Henry J. Raymond
Order modifying order to file security for costs
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CRCURTTY FIRE INSURANCE COMPAkY.
- No 81 Pinest, (0rest Western Bundins.J ossh c..
ESQ COO all paid In. THIS COMPANY AAv'as a ~ @lss
s.ssons md i.sus Poies. q Insurance % 18TH:
JOSEPH WALxnh krsAasae
sHos. W. BnpsALL. Sss1.s.1y.
SOSgPH wALKEA, EpWD Hkl0n
WILLIAM " MOTT, 3: ~ WhTLO
lOBN HALSEY, yAnnS0 w.
sERT + CASE RICHARD ?. BRuyv.
WM DRNNIsTouN, d. CR0nWELE
WN VI HlrsSFY D. r. VALENTINO,
IOAdIND w. CORLm1, = J DONnEkL1
&Iss PARKEl 0EOR0E H. BEyk1
SptIH n WXpREH ROoT LINDLEY MURRAY
CTas EIY DAVID h. KEELEn
SrH N AR8ArF. WIN ALLEN BUTLG8
M RIRDeALx EDWARD CROhWnk.
RDWD MERRITT WrnAN
0fITH kAWRENCE, HATIhEW nrSnnA&
HfERY BARROW, JOHN ALLLN,
aOarpu IIWHINCH GEORGE b. 0kfNNB6k
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IRON FURNITURE.-The New-York foanse-
R.IlIrs ard iron Furniture WORKS furnish sn trAs q
CA ~ md WROUGHT-lRON WORK for BUiLDlSoa
restsr variety Of Ps-s for Iron Railing than any oees -
.blisbu sn In New York and the Afless man ~ "
s~A Wv No. 81 Greensst New Yosk-
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Il "A. Gnus Tor N. EXTRACTION ofTEHTH, which ese -
...d IL without the slightest pain TO tss pse 81
-hh ar. no o, the sfeaf ssoashm~ot OF " "
.i,ns.sit n eItiIsIy dsr-lA from hs freens esoee'
and pr.otieed By osy. u my rooms. ~" ~
Brooklyn. ~. ~ -
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nENTIsTRY.-Dr. X. q. DURKIS inserts
DPREMIUM ARTIFICIAL TEETH 81 81 sen 49, Sss
Teeth without pain By %, asw esnuabss ~.
cess. The best Of references given oa NO. "' 10" w. "
CaIalst
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CLECTRICTTY vs.. MERCURY-Rsesmadsa.
Il Gost Eeuro.es Dyspepsia etc. sssnsSs nsss. 1s
4. Baths No. 40 Broadway. Dr. O. Prince hsd ANseo@.
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Professional NotirfS.

A pTJFICIAI, TEETH.-M. LEVETTs nav
n ,rsimproyed ATMOSPHERIC PRESUME rLArHy
oI ARTIFICIAL TEETH remarkable tor Their
o,or 10 Tho ordinary suction pes veil Ior
son nous gum really worh the attention o toose -
AZ, or r,ayrr Artificial Teeth sIAnne this great ~
eps.os elsewhere Teeth r.no.ed by tss
kepl hing Process and every Improvement OF tho asy
N LEVITT Dentist No. - waverley place,
near Brosds ay-estsblished In I'D
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IRENE COURT-sPEoIAL TERh-Dsc l9-Beforo Jul
CLERKE.

MOTION TO DISCHARGE ON BAIL.
kmoton WAS made TO discharge Frances Leon alias
' Dupres bail Two Indictments pending against
ss felopiousy stealing pieces Of silk first from Stewart In
,xu,ry 1856 and second from Lewis B. Loder Co. 1t
nd on Der behalf that she 10 quite Ill.
ne motion argued by Jones Brady for the applicant
Il, L,ssut District Attorney Sedgwick for the people
se Ceke denied the application, th. ground that 70
M would interfere with the province of the Court OF
~kns
ne mocbsnics' Bank sgt. the Enterprise Insurance Co.
DssuIt to be- opened Receiver to have ten days to
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EURNITURE.-Over ono hundred suiAs q nca
il ROSEWOOD PARLOR FURNITURE. LtbkAnt =
op MBTR So 70 be- disposed of OF moderate prices ~ -
tmers and Others abost furnishns
b call early and ersnine for the aseivos
No "a sixthsv, large sssorissnf Of CotsA6s Ssp~SS
Chsmbos Sets sold Walnut. ct eb. hnsssoo u ~ SNv
snd Dipiu loom. II moderate presa
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furniture.

ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE--At
Il r. r FARRIN0TONS Mandatory Wmeoo@s' Hss'
ts and AZ woosfer-st between Grand aud brooufe
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The Nev.Euslaud Society in The City Of Nev-York
will hold heir annual meeting ct the Astor House on
MONDAY the 2 inst at IL o'clock noon or me sseu'a
ofheer for the ensuing year. - 20, ,..,
The society with their guest. and friends wi dine 'ns
The Hon THOMAS H. BENTON has accepted an Invitation
to the dinner and expected tia; Speaker BANkS aed
0EORGr PEABODY eco with other Distinguished men, VIZ
so present Tickets be obtained Of Toe oos Of tae
Sp.e,y a the Aston II 'use. L. r HUBBARD, secy.
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MisrelIaueous.

CoGNaC BHANDY.-We offer for Sale in bond.
L Pir.. p. and Ce;syes c0gn. Brnsy s2th Ise "a M
CT ,. I,," w, ~. cozn.e HABICHr 4 PARISH.
ot'""@' ' No 30 BesvesS-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-23
George Sturges,
COLE Manufacturer of the Improved
~ Spiral Spring Mattresses, No. 81


FIVE SILVER MEDALS awarded. viz.
Two by the American Institute. New York, Oct 1851
do Franklin In-ttut., rhilai"lpha. Nov and
One at the Mary land Institute Baltimore. Nov lSj2
The peculiar Improvement in the construc-
ton of this Mattress IS, thai all the clumsy and
htary ,cooden frame ,cork is entirely dispensed
with, and It's place supplied by a lighter and
much more Z 20 able 'ram' he springs are all
connect 10, harueSs-iea,1-r hiageS, securely
rive, .cnde ing ii imp Ible for single
sI.., to fall down or get cut of place, and
aking Bed SO elastic that any part may be
raised or bent up, and is thus admirably fitted
TO the wants of the sick or asthmauc who may
require a sitting posture, having the Injurious
sof,nesS of the best Feather Bed with the light
ness and facility of handling of the common
Hair Mattress.
These improved Spring Beds are Invariably
made of the best materials, and will last many
years without repairs.
Persons having Hair Mattresses, can have
them altered into Spring Beds.
These Beds are well adap ed forlIotels, ,berths
of Ships. Steamboats, and Hospitals.
Spring Seats for Chairs Carriages or Church
Pews and Hair and Husk Mattresses made TO
order.-Also an extensive assortment of highly
ornamenlei (in ename) and plain finished
CAST IRON FURNITURE,
consisting il. part of Bedsieads. Hat and Coat
Racks, Cane and Umbrella Stands, Garden
Chairs. Settees. &c. &c.
Philadelphia. April 20, 1855 1y575
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Take Notice.
nR. KEELING. of Merchandising,

II Pa. announces to all afflicted with Tu-
mors. Wens, Cancer, Cancer Warts, Poiypus,
Lupus, Moles or Marks, Scrofula or kng' 5
Evil, White Swelling, Fever Sores, Sore Legs,
and all diseases that have been usually treated
with Caustic or Knife, that he can remove
them by an entirely new method, without cut
ting. burning or pain. 1t is no matter III what
part of the body, he can remove them with
perfect safety and In remarkably short time,
if durable. No Mineral or Vegetable Poison
is applied, and no money required, except for
medicine, until 4 cure is perfected. Chrome
and all other diseases not mentioned above
especially Venereal affections treated with po-
sitive success, If durable. Full particulars can
be obtained by addressing &. l. KEELING,
MD. Mechanicsburg, Cumberland Co, Pa.
At the request Of persons afflicted, residing
at distance. he has for years been in the habit
of prescribing by letter, and with
GENERAL sATIsFACrIoS.
He would saw however To those desiring advice
in this way, that 10 secure attention they should
enclose. with the general symptoms Of their
cases, fee of One Dollar, TO warrant him In
spending his time for their benefit.
The Doctor may be consulted at his Office at
all times when not professionally absent
CAurIoS-Sirangers coming TO Mechanics
burg to see the DR.. are cautioned TO beware of
unprincipled persons, as some have been de-
ceived. DR.. X. is the only one in this State
who can perform cures by the new method HIS
Office is directly opposite the Union Church.
Mechanicsburg is miles from Harrisburg,
on the Cumberland V. r. R.. and accessible
from all parts ofthe Union. The DR.. will visit
cases within reasonable distance when de-
sired. fully c7-563yi
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RECONMENpATTOyS

PHnLDs. Aug Is is+I.
have this day carefully in,Itct,d a conductor G;
Liehthins hcd- with Nne and index .gect.d BY ~
lhchAS Aimitsge, on bellevue House, Gloucester,
nave no hesitation il saying that is not only the t'
nave ever seen. hut tLat II il the only have
examined tat l. construct strictly scientific yrinc
pies ltis with much pleasure that recommend ~
conductor TO the att ution OF Of buildings.
II. McMuRTEIE
srn well satisfied that the Magnetic Lightning Eot
ly Mr. mas Armitsce, of Phil&js Ik,
Is The best that a. L. male have sy-nt
Year. IN the stu ni the laws elcc
ISM ana have n1 hesitation in sayius that these Rcd.
constructed uIon III" only prir saf-ty Ihs -cti
sho,k recei' and dis the al tl.u
OF the rod and il would be impossible. srcotug TO d,
mWs OF attraction and repul zion. for building to .
inquired y stroke oflghinne vhe protected ~
these rods have been scqua Mt with Mr.. Arn.itst
Tor several years and before he mmencrd the uanui'
ture OF these rods examined the principle hch th'
are constructed and felt convinced that their atop'
would be attended with complete The incressl
demand for these and the sales all pas
ofthe country, is amp. NJ alton of ih-r uti'ysE
superiority TRACY T. WALLER ND.
Rising sun. rhlad Co, April 10. 1852.
q 5. Z. WILT and SAMUEL HOOVER.
Hartieton Union CO. Pl
are Agents for Union and adjoining Couniio
and will furnish the Rods on the .sme terms sr;
IN the same manner as the Proprietor.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-23

SELF-Raki1g Reaper and NOver.--
~ Tie bs>t Com5,ied V1ciine Ia tsc.
SPECIAL NOTlCE.-FIrsi premium awar-
dei 10 the Atkins Self-Raking Reaper and
Mower" al The State Far cf Henn'a, IN ls.55;
also first premium at the Norihnm5d d County
Fair. Farmers wishing Atkins Scli-Raklug
Rea per and Mower can oct II delivered tree y.
freight to Harrisburg, hy giving Agents orders
before the first OF March. 1856. After that time
freight will he CHARGED. making about twenty
dollars difference IN price. Persons can get
Castings at any time, at the Mandatory in
Harrisburg, for Machines.
Appiv to EDWARD ID. SNYDER, Milton;
Russell WRIGHT, WllhamSpnrt; or To
ANES PATTON,
6lslf General Agent, al Harrisburg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-23
Book Agents Wanted.
GENTS wanted in every Town and

n County in the United States, to canvass
for the most popular Historical and other val
liable and saleable Books published-WOrks
particularly adapted To the wants of the people,
being beautifully illustrated with fine Steel and
Wood Engravings, and bound in the most SUBJ
StaDtial manner.
Agents now canvassing for us. ind il plea
SAINT and profitable employment.
Our list also ihclndes the best books Of TS
ARTHUR. Over 100000 volumes have been
sold the past year, and their sale is increasing
yet. We have Just added several Ne,r Books to
our list by this most popular writer, and shall
add others the ensuing fall and winter.
We think we have the best list for Agents in
the country. Send for il. and judge for vonr-
selves. For full particulars and list. address
J. W. BRADLEY, Publisher,
4e North Fourth street,
4m5s7 Philadelphia, Pa.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-23
Express Office!

OAElIO The undersigned have been
appointed Agents for HOWARD & cos
EXPRESS LINE, and are now prepared TO
forward. dniy, Packages, Specie, Bank Notes
&c. 10 Philadelphia, New York. Boston, AL
bany, Baltimore. and intermediate points, also
to the other Northern and Eastern cities.
The public are respectfully invited to pat
ronize the above line, as il is the quickest and
safest method of transportation between the
cities and LewisbuTg.
Packages received BY or before 9 A NJ. will
arrive in Philadelphia the same day, and be
delivered early in the following morning.
Receipts given for time and price.
Phi1deiphia 06iee-4l 4 ~, South Thirds,
0e'. 2o. CHRIST 4 CALDWELL.