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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-14
Drp Goo0s.
VNHE GREAT CLEARING OUs
S A L z
ID IL Y GODS!

AT CHARLES A. UPTON'S.
Commences Thursday, Jan. s, 1851,
AID will be continued 20 days unless earlier disposed Of
We are determined to make this the greatest sale Of the
season. Every article in store marked at such prices
as must give satisfaction, and insure its Immediate sale
Those about investing money in Dry Goods will End II
very much for their interest to give early call We
would Invite attention to list Of prices fof few Of the
gins. rs
30 Large size Bay State Shaws worth $780, for 5000
20 Square Shawls largest size worth 275 for as. W
20 pS. best German Thibet worth %, for 9Oc.
Is ps. extra Thibet, worth So for TO-
20 Ps. Lyonese, Wide, worth &C. for &c.,
10 ps Common Lyonese worth &c, for 25c.
1000 yds. best DeLaines worth 25c, for lie.
600 yds. Common DeLanes, for I0c
5000 yds superior English Prntcheap at 12c for loo
700 yds. Plaids, best goods, worth &c, for As.
Swiss Blankets, worth 1915, for 2,-5.
Extra quality Blankets, worth $50, for 4T5
10 Cloaks, usual price IL 90, for 100
+" 1900, for so.
$500, for 400.
lot, cheaper grade at about half price
lot Cashmere Hose, worth sos; for 25c
Ladies' Broad Cloth. for 90 per ard. .
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS, In great variety from
Doc, up, together with great variety of other goods
equally cheap
Please remember that ths best place for bargains is at
f. CHARLES A. UPT0N's, Flaggs Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-14
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY
Drp 0oo0s.

READ: CIRCULATE
AND REMEMBER
THE TIME HAS OME!!
DEATH TO HIGH PRICES
FIRST GREAT SACRIFICR
DRY GOODS!
EVER KNOWN IN WORCESTER.
Tbs is no Annual semi-Annual sale It is General
CLEARING OUT SALE OF
OUR ENTBRE STOCK +!
To make preparations for the GRAND oPEEING!!
Our Store will be closed ons day previous.
OPENING DAY, WEDNESDAY, Dec. 10
OLD FoGIEs CLEAR THE TRACK;
The Heroes Of Small Profits are around,
For sample of prices read the following list.
DRESS GOODS
New DeLaines, for l2k cents
50 Pieces Figur Berlinsi only 70! cents
Wool DeLanes, extra fine, all ColOrs only S75 cents
Gases DeBsiges only Sixpence.
Cases Mohair Madounas, only 12t cents.
AL Wool Plaids, for so cents.
500 Dresses, Irish Poplin, only $500 dress.
Gases Plaid Mohairs, only 121 cents.
Wool DeLalnes only rs cents.
100 Pieces Mourning DeLaines cheap.
Cashmere Plaids, for rs cents
Tyol new, for 90 cents
Nige Mage Ma Plaids for 25 cents
Wool Paids, for 374 cents
50 Pieces Brocade Persans, only 20 cents,
THIBETS, LYONESE.
500 Pieces Lyonese, only 12t cents.
z SS ~ ~
90 Pieces Thibets, (Frenchl for 62t cents.
100 6 (German), for IS
so :" g extra fine, 81 90
Handsome Blues can be found in the above list
ALPACAS, ALPINES.
Alpacas 12l, 20, 25 and 81! cents.
Alpnes, 624 rs and 95 cents.
Mourning Grapes at one-half the cost.
PRINTS, PRINTS.
Cases Prinst, CT cents,
MerIimack, Cocheco and Pacific Prints, 10 cts
SHAWLS, sHAWLS, SHAWLS.
900 Cashmere Square shaEls, worth $40, for &c.
SOO g = u, for 5.
7 1SS e :, 81 55' for for 10 10
10 Cartons Cashmere Long shawls at about half the
original price.
Bay State Long shawls, for So
Waterloo Shswls for. SO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-14

VICE TO n sBA N DIS AND
IN WlVES.--Als0 those contemplating Marriage
colored Steel plates 50 cts, plain plates 20 cts free Of
postage
This work contains dissertation on the necessity OF
Marriage Instructors 10 Counting, with Cure for love,
effects Of Celihaey Capitalization, Of SteIiy exc
planned, increase Of family with many other useful n-
Itructons,-from the Rrenci Of Jean Dubois.
Address, HENRY S. q. SMITH CO.,
Agents Wanted. Box 42l0 Post Office, N. X,
j23 dam
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MONBY! MONBY!! MONEY!!!

Mooney! MONEY!! MONEY!!!
w WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY! when it is just
easy for any to be around with pocket full as
not, If they only think have got new article,
from which from Eve to twenty dollars day be made,
either by male female. 1t is highly respectable busin
ess and an article which is wanted in every family in
the United States. Enclose two dollars by mail, at
my risk and will forward by return mail circulor.
with full instructions in the art. The business is very
easyTry it, if you out Of employment and you will
never regrets for will be better for you pay TIE above
sum, and nsdre good business, than to pay twenty five
cents for spurious advertisement. This is humbug
Try III Try III Try it! Address your letters to
DWIGHT MONROE New York.
sent one Of my circulars to an Editor in Georgia
and he gave notice in his paper like the following:
Mr.. Monroe sent me one of his circulars, and will
just say to my readers that whoeve you are out of
employment that Mr.. Monroes business is good bust
pess and money be made out Of it by any one who
engages in it, for it is no humbug" d3m Dc
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JOHN MILToE EARLE, l.
EasMLs DREW at No 2l2 Main Street, Worcester Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-14
IMPORTANT To DAGUERREOTYp
H. lists, MARBLE DEALERS AND OTHERS
Monumental Daguerreotype Cases.

method has long been sought for to insert in dur
able manuer, Daguerreotype Lkenesses to Head Stones
and Monuments have been manufacturing these Gases
for the last two years. and warrant them to secure
the picture for a number of years,
The outside case is made of Parian Marble, and the
box which encoses the picture and keeps in state of
great perervaon for long number Of years. is made Of
brass,-a screw boz. 1t makes a very neat job on a
Head Stone or Monument. They used in Greenwood
Cemetery, Mount Auburn, Laurel Hill, and many other
Cemeteries in the Uuit9d States. a
liberal discount made to Marble dsalsrs and Daguer-
reotypiss. Price from $225 each to $3.50 crculxr
of engravngs will be sent to any address, free with price
list. Address, Dsa nt19 no ftH1 .sH
A L. BALDWIN, Agent OF Nausoeum Dag. Co. i
d8 d3m 1856 Broadway. New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-14

NOTICE OF CORARTNEKsHIP.-
tiee is hereby given that the undersigned have this
Jay formed copartnership under the firm Of MUZzY
COZ for the mannfacture Of Ride Barrela Ao and
WI continue the business At the old stand MerrlaeldH
Buildings, Exchange street. NATHAN NJ MuZZY.
~ au ~ 9iN WILLIAM A OARY. s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-14

6NOOPER's Refined sheet mud Shared
NJ lslNGLAss, for BLANC NANCE, TABLE JEL-
LlEs &c prime article for Conteotoners, HOTEL and
Family uae 70 be obtained, with directions for using Of
the principal Grocers ana Druggists Throughout the United
STATES PETER COOPER, New York.
nlb d3m
grow E's 500 80 foxes iustI ectiyed by q
- 10 II. GRIFFIN A co.
WHAZZARD's RIFLE POW DER = For
m sale BY BROOKS 4 sTEARNs, Front street.
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VHNO WOODEN MANUFACTURERS.

FHNO WOOLEN MANUEACTD RERS.
Il CALVIN L. GODDARD, New York, only maufac
tnrer of the ORIGINAL STEEL RING AND TOOTH BuRRISG
MACHINES and IMPROVED STEEL FEED ROLLS, recommends
their attachment Second Breakers and Condensers as
the best aborsavinR machinery in Wooden manufacture
The Burning Machines used the First Breakers in
all the principal Wooden factories in the United States
Canada and Mexico. They acknowledged to be the
only perfect machines and indispensable to the econom
cal and successful manufacture of Wool,
Each Burning Machine and its feed rolls card much
as the Gard ITSELF besides cleaning the wool OF its coarse
and fne impurities
Circulars explaining these mschnes and feed rolls and
referring to Mills having them use may be had by ad
dressing O L. GODDARD,
d1S dIy No. Rowling GREEN, NEw RoRK
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lnISSOLUTIoN OF COPARTNER-
~ sHfp.-Notce e hereby given that tbe partner-
ship heretofore existng between Nathan ". Manzy,
HITCHCOCK, MUZzY, 4 CO., vas dissolvet On re
tweny-hvat day OF January, A. D. 1851 by mutual con-
4 NATHAN M MUzzY,
Y fHt teot as4aT5 LnG % JAMES n. PAINE Fl
.t, WILLIAM A. CARY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-14

By TIE AUTHOR OF "TmRTY YEARS. VIEwn
10 be completed in 10 vos $50 Pages EACH comprising
what is now contained in over One Hundred Volumes
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RATEs OF ApYERTTsING

EXPLANATION. Eight to ten words make line-10 to
lines 'square" nonpareil type.l
TJ,ds < < 10
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ALPACAs, ALPINEs.

n - - - MS IA n ~ A1Je
Alpacas, 12l, 20, rs and 81 cents.
Alpines, 62t, IS and 95 cents.
Mourning Grapes at one-half the cost.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-14

a. CHANGE. The subscriber win sell bis.
H,I5 place, consisting of nearly new House, Barn,
A and acres Of land, with great variety Of fruit
It's situated on Plantation Street. the Boomingdae
road, u miles from the City Hall Apply the premi-
Ees, any day after Up FRANCIS @. MISNER,
jy17 deod&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-14

FROM 1889 TO 1856,
From Gales & Seaton's Annals Of Congre s-From
their Register Of Debates and from the OF
fciil Reported Debates of John G.
Riyes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-14

NTEERseHAUNr AND ~ Ne PIPES.
AVA or sale wholesale and retail, b8s \ N,
-. .fta.N sN EsAMAN q HAAS
W. DIR No. Llnoolp HOUSE Block.
sLATEKsS K0fiE WALK. 7-rrr'o
70 Hear onlnssmknond nahk tan 11sp
f4faa it a-Attl ply iii -lti9fft1Frff rrI fiHff
ilpagl laiEl div .Dsla
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-14

kINOR SALE-A Gsnteel COTTAGE on Piedmont St.;
= new Two Story House on Bluff street; new Two
Story House on Pleasant street TO RENT-Four Ten
ements on Pleasant street, GEO. I. S. CURTIS
l2o diff Union Block 1877 Main St.
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WORCEsTER GYMNAsfUNf BKANoH 2
wv NOW 0pEN.i F. HhitAu ,aA
PROF. A. M0hTNNABK; returns hts thanks 70 the
czens Of Worcester their past patronage, ard hobes
to receive the contnuance The same he has opened
rooms In the Rear o. II. ID. Goddmtd,n Store
where be Is taking subacrbers AZ reduced prcep aIa
per year, and will BE- happy 70 accommodate All vho nav
iav0r him with their patronage a1a8 l17. M n
N. D. The Book IA now open for mhscrlberu Madam .
Virginia Molneaax wiz By IN attendance 70 wait upon ne
adies. ola. a+18 N.l a df b
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'' A-V A<AANOf En- S1i'' DUBLIN
AlsO-the exclusive New England Agsut for the VUL-
CANNED NET Lilo GuTTA PERCHA
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-30
State Convention.

The ease with which union Of the ele-
ments Of opposition to sham democracy
elected L. S Senator in this State, shows
that wise and patriotic course Of action
is all that is needed to carry Pennsylvania
next Fall. There are those, outside of the
Legislature, who would pursue such an ex-
treme course as to divide and distract the
Opposition; but the general feeling is for
such concerted action as shall. without any
sacrifice of principle, ensure success. \
State Convention has met in Connecticut,
and without any particular name has agreed
upon State Ticket for the next campaign
We deem il advisable tba; tie -NemJers
Of our Legislature appoint similar Con-
rration far tbs State, irrespective of the
minor divisions which exist Such a Con-
yention, composed Of honest and sacacious
men, could concentrate the Opposition
forces in manner to promise success. Let
us profit by the past, and wisely prepare
for the future
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-30

Adam Schreck and others VS. John Roland
same VS. John Ranck
Matthias Wilson VS. David Herr
John Roebuck VS. a Ono
John On Rockefeller vs. Abbot Green's tx RS
|, Christ for W Cameron vs. Geo \ FrIck
John Datesman VS. John II Vartz win not
James l. Quinn VS. WIN Heart et al
Sarah Ann Polk VS. James Quinn
Becker x Weller V Chas SleeS
Chas Fox ct al Us Adam Ranck
VI King for DatesmanS Us H. Dletienderier
Samuel Henderson " Charles CronraIh
Co of Union for !. Is Christ Us Wnegardner
Henry " Snyder Us Sami Ewing
Com sug. VI Chamberlin vs. Hoffman " hiSh
Marks Wei &c VS. Jacob Hartman ct al
julius We'll &c vs. same
VIM q Herrold vs. Smith Thompson
Benz Fetter VS. SamI Bause and wife
ChaS Il Cook Us Thos Penny
John SEDAN Us Henry Charles
David Herr VS. W II White with notice t" 6
Sprout, Burrows u Co vs. VI A Stock et al
same VS. same
Mary Jane Flint &c VS. Charles ID Kline
BENJAMIN Feuer vs Samuel Hdu>e
William Helnen vs. Jacob Curley
Lafayette Albright rs John Da,esman
MontelIus X Young lr Us SiIlzcr q HunizInser
Neif for kurSt vs. Richard Dousherty
Christian Dersham vs. Joseph Geyer ct al
Daniel Iavcock vs. William Moore
Daniel Rangler jr vs. George Housei et al
Jnhn Werzel vs. Jackson Mclaughlin
John NJ Benfer VS. David spier with ri p9l,fnHn no
Porter TOR mi; n I ShriI3SsE W I3SEn Dare>man
Elizabeth Varz Us David Grove
Bank of Danville VS. Lorenzo Tead
Mary A DAVIS rs William DAVIS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-30
Qpen the Court House,

l. is stated ,Lat the new County Build.
ing al Lewieburg is so near completed, shat
the next Court might be held within it
Ii this be correct we say by all means let
The february Court be held there. Do
10, annoy the Methodist Society with
another Court, and do not compel Judges
or Jurors, Attorneys or Witnesses, to suf,
fer ,raiD from the bad light and close, un-
healthy air, Of that prlsonlike basement.
Not on,y they, but citizens generally, in
town aud country, would be glad to meet
in the new and commodious room, where
they could sec and breathe comfortably
We say, therefore, gentlemen Commission-
crs, open the Court room for February
Term and if the Offices are not ready for
use, i. will DO no harm to see them, or to
lXdmlue the jail, before any Of them are
occupied. February is not througing
time for business, aud the country people
would pour in by hundreds if they knew
they would be able to witness the first
Court IN he new Court uouse. At Nav
Term, they necessarily will be very busy,
aud could not Intend. Friends in Lewis.
bury JOIN lu the eforl TO have your beau
tifu! building opened this winter.
t--utY,aLuyJ Star
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-30
REGISTERS NOTICE.

\ 0IlCE is hereby gwen 10 all con-
Y csrnei ,tha, the following named persons
have srttlcd th"ir accounts III thr Registers
Once al Lew.Shurg Union county, and that
the SAID accounts will re presented for confr-
NATION auI allowance At the orphans Court
to be hell II LEWISEl'RG, for the county OF
Union. On the thlri FRIDAY Of FEB. next
being the 2nIh day Of said month, VIZ:
The final account Of Il. T. Van Bosklrk
Administrator Of Richard Van BOshuh, late #
N,lriahurC, deceased.
= The account of Christian and 1acoh
SMycly, Executors Of G,o-Se Shirly. late OF
Liics'pue township. deceased.
} The account Of George Deal, AlmIHis-
traitor Of HeWy Deal, late Of New Der.'n,
deceased.
The account Of Daniel Shaltrr one OF
the Administrators OF .Jqr'b >hgGsr, late q!
Lime tone township deceased.
; The final account q: Ner MiddeSwauh,
Administrator of Henry Kfrh, Ia'e "f Beaver
township. now snyder county. deceased
6 The account of John VIII. Guardian Of
N1EDdq. Aifyld. N,,eonn0t o"d Eh,"L-i+ =.
Beckiey. minor children Of Lhzaoe1h BechIey'
late If NihInhurg, deceased
The account Of Wm. EIlcr, and john
VIII. Executors Of the last will AMI testament
Of JOHN H. Esicr'. late Of Hartley, deceased.
]. W. PENNINGTON. RSg'r.
Registers Office. LewIsburs, Jan. u, 1881
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-30
TcnnSNEy Legislature.

The following Bill, have been read in
place by Mr.. Bower, Representative for
this District:
Jan. -. \ bill to authorizs Admins.
traitor Of iIeuEy Aurand to sell and convey
real estate.
Jan. 2l 4 bill to unite the Office Of
CT .''o vrpudus rouIt wI,u ruat OF
Register, in Snyder county. Also, bil to
lesifinarjze !Ierty Calinda, Henry Charles,
ard David Hartman. Also, one to iucor-
porate the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
Central Pennsylvania.
J,n. 9@. BIZ to change the name aud
increase the privileges Of the Lewi-burg
SaHiuGs Institution. CA similar bill was
read in Senate, by Nr. SELLERs)
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-30
I~NION County,. 81:

TNIoN County,s s.:
The Cummonwealih Of Pennsylvania,
,~~C To Sonme Svpher. widow, Abra-
L. cham =. Sypher, Barbara Sypher,
~ Sarah SyPher ntermarfied with Ben
Jamin Snowcr, Leah Syrher intermarrlet with
John Beck, Jacob Syphc', D!uah Sypher
inlermarred with Abram Baker, aud Joseph
Shower guardian al Eve Shower a minor
daughter Of LavIna Svpher who was married
10 Joseph shower deceased, heirs and legal
representatives. OF Jacob SyPher late + White
Deer township in the county ct Union, decea-
sed-Greeiiug:
Whereas. bv an Inquest for that purpose
duly awariel by the Orphans Court oi the
county aforesaid the Real Estate Of the said
J,cnn SYpmER was divided aud appraised as
follows. To wit: NJ. |, All that mesSu1ce and
tract Of land containing eighty acres. at and
f,r the sum OF Sils0.00. No. :, all that saw
ipII and tact OF land containing sixteen acres
d, and for the sum of Sl500or. N".3, all that
messua.e and tract Of land containing forty
acres at and for the sum OF SSGU.uO. No. 4,
al That tract of land containing forty-one acres
and twenty perche> at and fer tho sum OF
S535 90. Nos. all that tract Of land contain
ING ihtr,y-sIX acres and one hundred ana forty
psrches a, and for the sum Of S175 90. Not
All that tract Of land containing four hundred
and uIuett en- acres at and for the sum OF
Sii9.0N. And whereas none Vt the heirs of
The SAID deceased appeared in Court on the
return of The said Inqnisition to take the pre-
misses therein mentioned AT the apprasement.
You and every q you are therefore hereby
cIed To be and appear at the next general
Orphans Court 10 be held at Lewishurg for
the county of Union on the 10Th day of Feb
rualy next. to accept or refuse 10 take the
said prcwiseS al the valuation thereof. and in
case of refusal TO take as aforesaid, TO show
cause why the same should not he sod.
Witness the Honorable \. 6 Wilson, PreSi-
dent Of our said Conr', at IewiSburg. the Goth
dLy OF December AID. ls56.
Jan 2.'571 SAM Ell ROTSH, Clerk.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-30
Union County Court Affairs.
!, MON County Court Proclamation

! w HEREAS, the Hon. AB'M S.WILSON
w President Judge for the 2urh Judicial
District Of Pennsylvania, composed Of the
counties of Union, M,illin and Snyder, and
PHILTr RuHL and J " SiNo>ToS ESqS., AsSO-
cia,e Judges IN Uulon county, have issued lheir
precep', bearing date tho - day Of Dec
le5G and to me directed, Tor me holding OF an
Orphans Court. Court of Common Pleas, oyer
. and reTninrr. and General Quarter sessions.
at LENI>BURG, for The comfy Of UNION,
on the third MONDAY Of FEBRUARY mex,
(oelng he IGIh day. 1851, auI 10 coninue
one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given 10 the Cor
onCr, Justices of the Peace and Cun>lables in
ani fur ihe county Of Union, - apprar IN their
own proper persons with their records inqui-
SltIonS, examinations and other rememurancrS
to DO those things which OF their Offices aud IN
their behalf appeTain 10 be done; and all Wit
neSSrS and other persons prosecuting IN behalf
of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons, are required to be then and there
attending, and not depart without leave at their
Vertl. Jurors are requested to be punctual IN
their attendance at the appointed time agTeea-
bic to notice.
Given under my hand ard seal at the .sisr
m s Office IN LewiSburg, the Iitn day Of ia
nuarv. IN Ihr year Of our Lord olc thousand
eight hundred AMI fiftY-seven. and Inc scven'v-
ninth year of the Independence of the United
States of AmerIca.-Ciod save the Common
wealth. DANIEL d. CT LDiN. Str.T.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-30


ES- We see it stated that "Alr Greely
earnestly recommends Mr.. Forney for Post
Master General" The statement Is fuuu-
dcd upon an article in the y l. Tribune.
But il should be borue in mind that that
paper has many editors aud writer's, aud
tual Nr. Greeley las been f,r some time
absent from home on a iccturing tour, and
we doubt whether any articles now in tue
TriJine comes from his pen, except those
signed "H. G" As to the article referred
70, it FIRST assumes that Mr.. Buchanan
"will do something very handsome for
lis victimizeG friend of twenty years bat
,!ls in his behalf, and then states that II
il hc so-and II Mr. Forney will drop all
political lrickery, and devote himself un-
Glyidediy to the duties Of the Post Odioc
bureau, il would suit his talents aud indus
try as well as any other. That is about
the extent ot "Greely's endorsement,
There arc mauy who c1ntemn F1rney
character who allow that he has talents sap
able of better use than he makes Of them.
r.7-Tha, splendid poetry, "THF WoRTH
OF NoNAy," in a recent Hycnaie, was
not "pa.med" off as an original "trausls
fian" upon Us, nor was it So represented
ty Us. The gentleman who selected II
would ut i;jempt 50 I.shonoTabe game,
nor would our memory have failed III de
trctins it. Mr. Cook, Of the DaHcWe
Democr1t, states that the Translation ap-
rcared some Years since in the .S,an,-r'
Literary Nesseogec, ani (hilnseif G,r,
man scholar bears testimony TO its beauty
and spirit.
r,arItis stated that Buchanan anxiety
for Forney's success Was founded upon bi-
distrust of Beef Biglcr's ability to represent
bis interests in the Senate. This Is poor
compliment to Bigler, but bis speech in
Senate was Llunler, and damaged demo
cclcy sadly in the South.
sSs- Poor Bro1head voted for the Kan
sls bill, and every other act Of The Demo,
eraey, aud could not get on, rate fcr se-
domination, not even from III, ,wn party,
An. flr 'Sgrsi',r Sovereignty" Junioi.
nea-Nr. n4yhamaa reached Washington
90. i.y-Iay last. aud hi. hotel is Of course
tae Mecca o.. all patriots.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-30

Gov. Newell. of y. J. last week walked
twelve mics to attend his Inauguration,
che r"aGs beng Impassaele for horses }
lie is a physician, and on his route wcu,
considerably out of his way to prescribe
f,r a sick child.
Miss jeanette Waters, Of Huntington,
Conn has obtained verdict Of $1,000
agains, Wm. B. Bristol, of Derby, Conn,
in breach Of promise case.
A. X. N'CLrRE E,q., whilom of the
Jro'otu Sentinel aud Chambersburg Re
p".do,y 4. Hh.y, has entered upon the
practice Of Law at Chambersburg.
The Mercer Hhiy states that Hon John
c. Knox, one Of the Judges of the Supreme
Court # Penu>y Ivania, has left the Sham
Democracy aud is now a Republican.
J1A Turner, Of M.fllln county. is
appointed Revenue Commissioner for the
-Orh Jdiicia! District ; John NJ Reynolds,
Of Columbia, iOr the 10Th district.
Two distinguished writers have recently
died in great Brirain-Hugh Miller, the
seoiogi-', aged about %, and Rev. DR.
john tiarr;s, aged 80.
Tue biiia Of The Erie City Bank, and If
tue Bank at New Castle, Lawrence Co.,
Pa. are III bad rcpu'c-btiter no, touch
them.
The Patterson (NJ.) Guardian sa,s
that :. lady recently died in tha. city from
hydT"phahia, produced by the bite Of cat.
S;mou Cameron was elected President
Of the Lebanon Wiley Railroad las. week