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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-22
PILES! PILES! Pills!

IN kAsrts intrasfsbls disssse, Of every form end
In esery sage,
cgRnp NJ ExTRRNAL APPLICATION ovty.
DR.. CAvANAUGH'S PILE sALvE
WILL never fail in giving immediate relief, and
w positively curing the worst and most obsti-
nats cases Of Hemorrhoids or Piles. Itis the only
InfaIlIbie Remedy known here or elsewhere for tbs
Piles, and 10 the result Of years Of patient study
and investigation.
Sufferers from Piles now have remedy at hand
Stand The Ts.t Of Ttiol,
without fear Of failure It's part to do all the
proprietor claims for II. Full directions accompany
each box; and all that Is requisite Is strictly 10 OBJ
serve their, and cure 10 certain TO follow.
4t Aug. 80, 1895.
Dr.. II. cayanaugh, presently
Dear Sir: When arrived In this city few days
ago, was suffering intensely with the PIlss. ]
msntloned my condition TO you, asking your I'D.
vice. You recommended your File Salve, saying
II would cure me ] tried 1.-THE effect was i'm
mediate, and Inow well delisvs it 10 be, as it
proved In my case. an Invaluable remedy and
sure euro for that disensePthe Piles, and ansures,
recommend II to others. Yours, truly,
JOHN w. HANSON, of st. Louis.
THRICE 81 per box For sale in Clarksville by
Thomas g. Bro. Ewin Brothers wholesale ugeuts
Nashville. DIRT. II. H.CAVANAUGH.
Sole Proprietor, ST. Louis, Mo.
sop. 5, '56-ly.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-22
wv YaInNsdl2

An active, honest man in each section Of the
etate to take orders by sample for "McALLIS-
TER's HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES" To
active men liberal monthly SALARY and fair com.
mission will be paid Address with stamp to
prepay answer) DR, J, s. McALLlSTER,
Jersey City, NJ.
Aprblf, Stat
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-22
CLARKsyHLE, TENN, FRIDAY. MAY 22 1857
OUR CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR.


s tits gratifying indicatian in connec
ton with the approaching State canvass
(says the Nashville Banner that, whilt
many Of our political friends looked anx-
iously to the selection by the State Con
ventien of some particular fayorite as the
standard bearer of the party, and were
earnest and jealous in pressing the names
of distinguished gentlemen as the mos
suitable under the circumstances, now that
the choice has been made, a general and
cordial acquiescence follows in the action
of the party, and determination is mani.
tested to go into the fight to win--and on.
" to win. ~. l6bt ,sa
The American and Whig candidate for
Governor is gentleman of whom much
can be favorably said, and absolutely moth.
ing disparaging. Robert Hatton is self.
made man. Upon the very threshhold Of
life he was met by those formidable obsta.
oles to young ambition, which compare
lively so few overcome---a lack of pecunia-
ry means and adventitious opportunities.
Alone, and unaided, except by the strong
resolves and determined purposes of a
laudable ambition, he struggled with these
adverse circumstances. The means of his
own education, from comparative boyhood,
were the hard-earned proceeds Of his own
labor. His native talent was not long in
making itself felt in the circle in which he
moved. Step by step he assembled the toll
some stecp--round after round of the lad
der was pressed by his untiring and un-
daunted step, until, to-day, aside from the
position assigned to him by the great party
which he is called upon to lead, there is no
man of his agein Tennessee who more full
ly fills the measure of statesman.
Through all the scenes and vicissitudes
Of his life, while the natural cheerfulness
and good nature inherent in him has been
unrestrained by any affected austerity, he
has ever remembered the lessons of moral
ity which were breathed in his willing ear
by a beloved mother and venerable father,
and has happily preserved an unspotted and
untarnished character-1justly a guerdon
which he esteems of infinitely more value
than all the transient political honors in
the gift of his fellow citizens. .se.n7S,
AS fearless, gallant and able champion
and defender of the political faith that is
in him, Robert Hatton will be found the
first among the foremost. Though young
in years compared to the men who are usu-
ally put forward for Offices of this kind, NO
one who knows him will for moment dis
trust his ability to fully meet the exigencies
Of this or any other emergency if within
the scope of human proyess. We know
that he will enter upon the arduous duties
Of the canvass with a determination TO
win-with an abiding faith in the justice
and strength Of his principles, and SO pre-
pared to do battle that no device nor STRAIT.
agem shall cheat the people Of Tennessee
out of an opportunity to hear those prin-
ciples fully elucidated and fearlessly en-
forced. .3 r,.,.t
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-22
RRNCK ENRIDGE COAL OH

WE have the agency Of the Breckenridge
Coal OIL aud Lamps for Montgomery Co., and
will In few weeks be prepared to furnish il
wolesate or retail. II 10 deci eddy the most hril-
liant light vet offered 10 the pu IT,. We invite ey.
cry one 10 call at our store and see Il burn.
THOMAS T. BROTHER.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-22
HAVANA CIGARS.

300n0 Extra fine HAVANA Cigars, consisting
OF Napoleone, La Tcnacetas, B. R. Regalia OPP
sras, Shuck Cigars, and large lot Of German
cigars, which will be sold very low for cash.
THOMAS g. BROTHER.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-22
John Shillito & Go.
CINCINNATI.
Importers Of Dry Goods Il Car,,eting
No. ~ East Fourth 81

Respectfully Inform their customers and pur-
ehnsers generally, that they are now opening an
extensive ard complete assortment Of Dry Goods
Csrpe,ing, Floor Oil Cloths, &c. Families, Ho-
tel keepers, Steamboat owners, and strangers,
may depend npon hnling the best class Of Goods,
a, prI'sa as low they can be purchased in thr
Eastern rities
Ma eeh QT tt7-3tna
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-22

IndOlence is distressing state; we
must be doing something to be happy.
Action is no less necessary than thought
to the instructive tendencies Of the human
frame 1a on
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-22

ways was. " Se.s ~
"Malinda, said her mother, suddenly
taking the child by the hand, and leading
her up to Mr.. Brown, who is that gentle
mann cE ,.ss
why, that's father' was the child
immediate reply, as she confidently placed
her hands in his, easr.
! "fou hear that MIR. Jones, 90 you e :
You hear what that innocent child says, and
yet you have the unblushlng impudencc 70
deny that you are my husband. Inc voice
OF nature speak'ng throagn the cnlio'
should oyerwhelmn you a like 70 know know
II you are not her iatner, wny you ar are
Duying candy tor ner wouio IKE 70
nave you answer .natf Dqt 4 presume presume
you never saw ner IN your hio'
never uiu. on my hoDor never uio' l'.
! toid her ! wouia give ner tne cahoy II
she would not cali me ratner any more.
ou did, ala you! Driping your own
child hot TO call you fatherl Oh, mr.
Jones' TINS is infamous man 10 you intend .f1
to desert me, sir, and. leave me 10 the cold
charities OF the worid--and Is TINS yonr
hrst stepF ~ &7 - @w. IS
Mrs Jones was SO overcome, that, with
out any warning, she Tell back upon the
sidewalk IN fainting ut. instantly num-
Der of persons ran to her assistance,
"Mr. Jones, Isy your wife subject to faint
ing this wayEs asked the hrst conner OF
Mr.. Brown. as ,s7 s :
81 don't know, She ism t my wife. l
don't know anything about her, stammer-
ed Mr. Brown. ~ 1oS slt.
"Why, it's Mrs. Jones, aint it2' ~
eyes, but I'm not Mr.. JONES'
"Sir," said the first speaker sternly,
"this is no time to jest l trust you are
not thecau of the excitement which must
have occasioned your wife's fainting fit.--
You had better call coach and carry her
home directly" 5l * aal
Poor Brown was dumbfounded. SIwon-
der" thought he, "whether 1T is possible
that am really Jones, and have gone
crazy, in consequence of which l imagine
that my name is Brown? And yet don't
think I'm Jones. In spite of all, will
insist that my name is Brown" \
SWELL, sir, what are you waiting for?-
1t is necessary that your wife should be
removed immediately Viii yeu order a
carriage! r
Brown saw that there was no use to
protract the discussion by denial. He,
therefore, without contesting the point, or
dered hack-coach to the spot. Mr. Brown
accordingly lent an arm to Mrs. Jones,
who had some what recovered, and was
about to close the door. yls
"What! are you not going with her
yourself?" ~
"Why, no; why should l?'
"Your wife should not go alone; she has
hardly recovered" "
Brown gave despairing glance at the
crowd around him, and deeming it useless
to make opposition where SO many seemed
thoroughly convinced that he was Mr..
Jones, followed the lady in. ,,..
"Where shall I driver asked the driver
"I-I-I don't know" said Mr.. Brown.
"Where would you wish to be carried,
Mrs. JonesP" af ,lE
Auo.. % oo.., ~ ..5 NJ.
ioho' VI 0ou'Se' "u'niu'0u WIS
Jones.
"Where is that2'' asked the driver.
"I don't know said Mr.. Brown.
aNo 10 H street ), said the gentle.
W. -, 80 .-.-ss., -: - ..s
man already introduced, 8ianclnS con-
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-22

nv rMMMA D. e. n. souEHwoRTH,
Author ef /" The Lost Hstress,' " The Deserted
Wife "'sThe Missing Brile. ne sRetribution,'' etc
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-22

The more minutely that we inspect the
works of Nature the greater cause We have
to wonder at the extraordiasry perfection
and beauty everywhere prevalent
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-22
POETRY.

-
THE PRINTERS LOVE.
We love to see the blooming ross,
In all its beauty dressed;
welove to hear our friends disclose
The emotiona Of the breast
We love to see the ship arrive
Well laden TO our shore; .s.,- -,
We love 10 see our nsighbors thrive,
And love to bless the poor.
We love to see domestic life
With uninterrupted joys; rj-r
We love to seea happy wife
With lots Of girls and boys,
We love all thsse--yet far above
. All that we ever said,
We love, what every printer loves,
To have subscriptions paid.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-22
THE ISLAND PRINCESS.

a ROMANCE OF THE OLD. AND NEW WORLD.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-22
JwsG Resolved

GMN SAMUEL SIMPSON, has
~AkM lust Received direct from
Nn n IN London lot Of fine Gold
Mo an and Silver Watches made to
IA \ INN order the movements are
Ka ~SMU made o! the best material,
sGSM7 - 1.-The cases for workmanship
= - y Yand quality cannot be sur
passed As the watch is an
Important branch Of my business | intend giving
the greater portion Of my lime to that Branch. l
hsvs arrangmsnts In London and Liverpool, that
will insure my receiving periodically an assort-
ment of Watches made 10 order which in qnaty
are surpassed by none, He would call the atten,
ton Of all that want watch for time aud dura-
bilty.
Jcwcriy.
In addition TO his stock he has received all the
new patterns connected with this Branch Of the
Trade.
l have just received the finest lot Of Silver
Plated Ware ever brought to this market, such
{" Tea Setts, Goblets, Walters, Casters, &c,
april II, 81
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-22

JOHNSON'S PANCAKE TOBACCO.
Boxes Pancake chewing tobacco, the finest
chewing tobacco extant, for sale by
THOMAS g. BROTHER.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-22
WAsnINGroN NAV II.

The official papers just communicated TO
Government by Lord Napier contain a
formal proposition for new Central Amer
lea treaty, but the administration will
probably do nothing in the premises until
the meeting of the next Congress, when
the entire subject viii be laid before the
Senate in Difference to their views hereto
fore. .uI
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-22
To THE SToCK HOLDERS or
M, c., & L. II. r.

An election will be held at the Office q the
Rail Road Co IN Clarksville, on Saturday % day
Of May next, To elect Is Directors, toCserye for
the next ~ months.
Apr l1,S7.6v ". B. MUNFoRp,
pTssL
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-05-22
BUFFALO, May IL,

The weather has become quite cold, and
snow has fallen'to an unusual extent for
May. A despatch from Rouse's Point
announces that snow is falling there also.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-16
Interesting Case.

A question of Squa;ter Sovereignty has
recently been decided by the Superior Land
Office in Wisconsin, Of more than ordi-
nsry interest The parties to the litisa,
tion were the Superior Town Company
upon the one hand-which numbers among
it's members the father of Squatter Sow
ereignty himself, the Vice President of
the United States, and our last President
(by Sidney Webster)-and number of
Irishmen upon the other hand, who haG
taken possession of the land in issue with
the knowledge and upon the covert invita-
tion Of the associates. The Irish bad sup
posed themselves settled for life, but from
ignorance had neglected to comply with
all the requirements OF the Presumption
Laws. Then sprang the Company into
life, bid in the property, and ordered off
the true squaiter sovereigns. A Republi'
can lawyer was found to take up the case,
and a decision has been rendered in favor
of the squatters and against these model
Democrats, who make so broad dis,inc-
tion between Irishmen considered as voters
and considered as men. Of course the
case will be carried to Washington, aud of
course the Company will eventually tri-
umph.- Tribune
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-16
Timely THOUGHTS.

The present money panic will be crush
ing to thousands of business men, and
will cause sad times among the poor-but
no man with the least quantity of brains
failed to see that all this must result from
the free trade tariff of 1916, as we'll as
from our excessive over. living, and over
anxiety to ge. rich. Extensive importa-
tions will Jollow excessive over-consump-
ton. We live too fast-live too we'll
live as regards this world even without re-
gard to the future-much more SO, how.
ever, with regard to the spirit-world.
by the way, during the existence ofthe
United States Bank, every money panic
was charged to that institution. But
under the influence of the Democratic
Sub-Treasury, a panic has also come.
Will some of the political doctors, who
argued tha. the Sub-Trcasury system
would be the great pauacea for all the
money pressures, tell US what has caused
the panic now ?-DdnviUe Democrat.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-16

MARIrosA.-Col. Fremont, by late
decree Of the U. S. District Court, in Cal.
ifornia, has had his title to the celebrated
Mariposa estates fully confirmed. This
settles the falsity of the charges Of the
Locos that bis claim was fraudulent and
unfounded. Judgment was rendered in
his favor for the possession Of the land and
the improvements, with damages for the
detention aud loss suffered.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-16

Iron ORE.-Wc learn the miners en-
gagged in searching for Iron Ore in White
Deer township, Union county: under the
direction of the Messrs. Grove, of Dan
vile, have succeeded in finding vein of
Ore on the farm Of William Stadden,
nearly opposite this place, which is pro-
nounced equal, if not superior, to any Orc
in this country. The vein is very thick,
and doubtless extends over large section
of country.-Mltonian.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-16

j. Alder Foster, of Muncy, who was a
passenger in the Central America, ard
whose statement we published last week,
arrived at this place on Tuesday last, and
We sincerely regret to learn from him, that
e. Washington Montgomery, of this place,
youngest son of the late John Montgomery
was also passenger, and was lost.-Muncy
Lumindry.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-16

A Coon REASON VIVA few weeks
ago ar Irishman who had been vegetating
in the lower part Of the State, was tried
and convicted for stealing, and was sem
fenced to the Peuitentiary in this city for
a term of ten years. On being asked by
the Judge what reason he had to assign
why sentence should not be pronounced
upon him according to the law, the Hiber-
nian replied:
"Well! yer honor, Pm good dimecra';
yer honor's dimecrat, and the jury is all
dimccrats; and the - no nothins them
selves couldn't have treated me wuss ~
Pa's plea was nor considered good.
When last heard of, be was on the point
Of making his entrance into the State
prison, protesting the while that the Jury
was composed of disguised No Nothns'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-16

In this treatise it will he that the has hcen
to give that kind Of information which enables
him make practical application TO fcrtiize lis land and
increase his grain. fodder and astur"agc The
as taught by hs uriu a.d fodder, Hu pa cul
tiya alton system RATIONAL ccr aud 1slrt, and sug
ccst in the mode OF agrc hitherto
unknown to our farmers. and which. If adopted. AID
carefully practiced not fail to advance the Interests
Of the farming community. Such work has been much
wanted it fills "A void which has long been felt bat
which there has hitherto been no attempt TO supply
And rs farmers Of Centre and Huntingdon counties
recommend the work every farmer they will reap
the greatest possible benefit from it.
Christian Dale George buchanan Daniel Mosser George
BOal Jacob NoSer Francis Alexander John Baly, John
N.ffson, Samuel duncan, John Iiorr, Jona- MWams,
Jacob Meyer George Guyer, ,Jr Henry Meyer John Car
per, SsmL Gililand John IIasson, Geo. Jack Samuel
Wii.ol John Herman CIV. Meek, Phillip Meyer. 3m69i
For sale Ia Lewisburs BY DR. l. BRUGGER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-16

The Delaware, Lackawanna and IVES.
tern Railroad, has also made an assign
ment to John l. Blair, Rufus Il. Graves
and VIM. Z. Warren to protect it from
embarrassment. Its floating debt is about
81 100000. The business Of the Road
will be continued, and efforts are being
made to fund its floating debt
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-16

N,y,-Usy, Arthur f.cti,ti,e Bdctus B,Ison Bashop
B,pupq Chase Clearer Cransd Eysfer G.b,''',y hrm9H
Hancock mn HfRe Igiran Of LeLgnon Jdo6s krr Lst'
MCaiaaOni Mamma Eeoi Siab Of Cipibr'd SmhV ce"fs
SereBSop STuisrs TbaH IoHroorhts ichs hdgv'1s''e'
Warner HIafrple Uiuero'o ana Wrigit-Jt.
So the question determined in the anrmau'e'
On the question,
viii the House agree to the third ameu udment'
The yeas and nays WERE taken, and were a. follow VIZ
Bp-er B,,pUa CILoBH GGHpJeH Chase t@'r,r tTIig'fd
DlLey Ent Eys,r Foif fsstr 6ibboneg idnirt if'if'
Reins He.tmd mn IhEegos HGHaag q Be'Ls Hog".dH q
Lebanon HaitssLtJer iD,brte bres JIrs J"hn, y",'l
Kaufman Ksrr Lebo LoHg1kar Lorsa B,nedr W e"f'@o
Mdajie N,ortcad Hm'll HVsss'nt0n Nie,pls N'ehs''"
Naeiaargsr Fan. r. PfsrsI,trken fotcFdHf ftnesH hi-
sruot Ior, Hs,l EHgp Stac Som Sa''t 81 ,9A
bra .ii Of Gcstre S,erenaGr Iil rdd TIHcooris rch
.ys y,ohicy Hago1tseiier ssfbrook UT,ston H,tro'o
UrigLt Zi,HfeJ nt0J, and Sst--s2. -
NtYs-U,s,rs. Art.sr i,gastire Brcihus Hsbop tdr'y
Do-k Gddsa HImiltoa HIac,.i Hue Jeatins hHgf Ls'l
sen,fng EHrain RaIassV f iiaadsI1 A"''ts aT"t'e's
I7o.,, U','t.r UitEHsT Va 5fD" rHd H'','F"dm m -
50 the question determined in the affirmative.
On the question,
uiu tho Uouse agree 70 the fourth amendment
Tn. yeas and navs were taken and follow viz
HessTs ird.rson AF,uT BicAhonse Bict a. A-iH
BseL BsnsoH B'siop Brer BToion tdh"n" timP'fS ,Ly
hdse Cltsr Cyaiujord Dc,ey EBf Lys''r tsoH foster
6iibInHsy Glisr H1Ia'i HiTpeT Hans Hestrd mn H'Hc
Hognai Of R.s Hio'dH ot LjIlrln H.a'ehstfr iHbr's
iHncs Jdcabs JenL'as J"i"s John'"n h'"pmg" n,tr H
Lsi-e,,raq LaEgoir Locfn Mi'edr -Ii,yfe " tHa'1"t
THrIiH WgBAlq HIts.'HGH NitnE NtctfI'n ''s'geter
Islsan Fiers Ittrca TtcadH ITctH Rdn's'h ~ it'fd-
pId RImssyof lori Es,,usr Esd R0i'rfs HHpp Nd'r
Siam SU,iib Of IlnLr6, SpL ot Cstre SsrlooH ToiIn
TaH UyLey Iar.rh Ticlers UgpH s,rr IIt'isr HdrHrF
B5stJ,ook IIhlri0n Uiiist0: UItler0W IDmorndH and
Gtts (!Yer'e 'erl-Ni.
NHs-M Messrs D,ct Hin.7ton HfHooe. Sru9'srs Thorn
UIg'foir mil Uiiyit-7.
So the question was determined in the affirmative.
Sr~rrT,uy's OFFICE,
ii .RHIsBUEG, June -, lsj1.J
Pennsylvania, SIS:
do certify that the above and foregoing is true and
correct copy of the Yeas" and Nays taken on the
Resolution proI osin Amendments To the Constitution o"
of The two Houses Of the General Assembly of this Com
munw ralth for the session of 1855.
~ Witness my hand aud the seal Of said oihcn
l. 5. this twenty-seconl day of june, one thousand
/ eight hundred and hfty-seyen -
G90m3 S'cr'trry NJ The t"o'n1"'' 'r'7''h
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-16

The gentlemen Of New England to
whom Mr.. Buchanan lately addressed a
letter in defence Of his Kansas policy,
have replied to him in most sea,hipg re-
view of his assertions and arguments
They first lash his policy until it is raw.
aud then salt it, as Southerners do their
negroes.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-16
Importantto Daguerreotypists, Marble
Dealers and others.
MONUMENTAL DaguerreOtype Ca

WI ses. \ method has long been sought for
10 insert IN a durable manner, Daguerreoiype
LikenesseS 10 Head Stones and Monuments.
have been manufacturing these Cases for the
last two years, and can warrant them to secure
the picture for long number of years.
The outside case is made of Parian Marble,
and the box which encloses the picture and
keeps it in Stale Of great preservation for
long number Of years, is made of brass-a
screm jor. 1t makes very neat job on Head
Stone or Monument They are usedin Green
wood Cemetery, Mount Auburn. Laurel Hill,
and many other Cemeteries in the U. States.
A liberal discount made to Marble Dealers
and Daguerreotypists. Price from Sss.25 each
TO $3.50. A circular of engravings will be
sent to any address, free, with price list. Ad-
dress, A. l.. BALDWIN. Agent
of Nausoeum Tag. Co, 335 Broadway, New York.
66Om3l
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-16

The Boston Post says that Col. Benton
has written review of the Dred Scott de.
cisiou. lie takes ground with Judges Cur.
lis aud NJ Lean, against the majority of
the Court The book is now in press.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-16

The Richmond EGquirer-a faithful
friend Of President Buchanan-announces
that Gov. Wise has retired from the contest
Tor U. 5. Senator from Virginia, and will
be candidate for President in 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-16
A Call to Farmers.
Farmers, drop your toots-po~se a little
read this, and ret'ea!!
"cApMfRe' pRnMnTI0M RnnK "

4 NEW and scientific manurlng system,
n for the cultivation and increase OF all
kinds of grain, grasses, fodder and pasture,
upon all kinds of soil, proved by actual expe-
riments and based upon evident truths, desig-
net 10 improve agriculture in all its branches :;
represented by upwards of one hundred and
ffy engravings Of the most valuable grasses
and plants connected with the system, by DIR.
c. g. REINHOLD, of Boalsburg, Centre Co.,
Penna.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-16
Pianos, and Music.
,. JOS. L.Y0DER. AGENT for NpvprS'

..r5I! ~ So''' TUT ."V yVIo
gtxland Voght's celebrated Pianos. has
a9just received large assortment of Sheet
Mns'c. Pianos, and Meiodeon Booas. Seminary
and Teachers supplied at the Publishers dis
count prices. Music published by Gould Lee
q Walker, 5. l.. Walker. or any Publishers in
the United States. furnished at their prices.
NIB. Meyers and Voghts Pianos sold at less
than City retail prices.-Lewisburg, Nov. IA