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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11
THE ARRANGEMENTS.

A general meeting is invited al the office oi
John Is Linn, Esq, THIS (Friday) EVENING
10 make arrangements ior Tuesday meeting.
!-5-The Union County Commi'ec opposed
To the National Administration, meet al Esq.
Merlz's Office. Lewisburs, Sept. 10, al AN
1.-THE Executive Committee of the AgrIc-
ul;ural Society meet same place, same day, al
4, Pm.
Du VaNs Guiranic on is blessing to Inv'--
lids, for 1t will relieve them Of their pans as
soon as II is taken internally, or applied eX'eT-
nallv. Pain and misery can nol exist where
the GALVANIC OIL. is used.
UoLLowaY's PiLLs.-Coughs, colds, intlu-
cnza, and aslhmetic affections are always more
or less associated with irregularities oi the
secrctions The stomach, the bowels, and the
liver, cannot be in a healthy condition whiie
the lungs and the air passages leading 10 them
are obstructed, and in all diseases of the re-
spra,ory organs, The effect of the Pills Is highly
saluiary. As an outward application Tor sore
throat, Group, asthma, and bronchitis, Holio-
way's Ointment is invaluable. II soon reiieVes
the irritation Of the mucous membrane oi Inc
,rachea and the bronchial tubes, and removes
,ha, choking sensation SO alarming IN Group
and asthma.
UELNBOLDS GENUINE PREPARATION, hiehiy
~" '''- as--
Kiiprys Gravel, propsy, Weaknesses 4c J. sa" anu
ulr,sant remedy. Read the a,eriseia' Mt IN ao'her
Column heal!,,! :" H-lminlds Genun" PTcIarIiioh
HAIR RESToRER-Prof Wood adyrrtis-a in our col
umns his valuable medicine for restoring hair ana fr
the prevention Of bs,iness. &r This remedy hs. pee"
used quite extensively, and with great success h"ht-
reds nay tous,ns have used it, and are wll'S !" ''S-
tify its efficacy. Read the advertisemen-Eo AT once
AMI procure n bottle and prove it, virtue" our Eo"i oh
laid headed bachelor friels Should embrar" t's "Ior-
tuuty their pa'cs with coat u ric iuAui'G'
hair InIianapolis Locomotive
The most skrpticai people lie convinced 'y tri
al that all the family medicines not hunibus an
apo g the butterfly life there are lew "i
-r.,t merit, and und0ubt.d worth oi these, IT N'-
frs IrigoTa.or Liver Remedy, stand frNt ahdiore-
most among the remedies Of the day that can t- relied on
m ,n,lrine that is all il is recommended hNlt rrpfre-
tors IL ayertise5 itself every trial. Tor t'eIe are
none o il hut tell th-ir friends todo 10 ami 80 X
GOES from, mouth mouth til all the people ot the u"n
have learned the good Of his truly valuable edrine.
IL i recommended with Testimonials To prove lts virtue
for the cure Of liver complaints Of every kind, from te
worst Dyspepsia liea lache ant Is patl ulr
y aiartel Jauuiic-. Dcrangei Stomach, Bowel to-
paints and diSea.,s # children.
One or doses sail to cold with scarce
failure. II is worth trial for this alone II l. rspr-
" adapted til. OF ladies particularly t"sr ui s'-
cntary habits Some ladies' OF the highest sthiici"S IN
society hay. civ en- their Of its efficacy ana We
say all who aing, try one bottle, AMI you VIII new
rr he without it. =,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11
New Arrangements --New Goods!
TOSEpU 7. UiWN Eayirr taken the

y well known SPYKER HATSTORE. has
re.i,ted it, and filed in an extensive variety Of
Hrts, Caps, Genaemen's CIottiag, dc.
Also large and splendid stock OF CLOTHS
CASSIMERES, &c, which he will mike up 10
order. as he stin confines the Tailoring Busi-
ness. He is prepared to execute all work
enrrusted 10 his care, 10 the satisfaction Of the
customer.
NIB. Cutting and Repairing 81 done to
order. lLewisburg. April 10, 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11

VT7HEREAS, Letters Of Administration to
w iheestatc of Mrs. ELIzABsrH Nj lAUeH-
LIN, late of Kelly Up, Union county, deceased,
have been granted to the subscriber, all pers-
ons indebted 10 said estate are requested TO
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them
duly authenticated for settlement TO
SD JORDAN, Administrator
Milton, Aug. 10, 1857 6wPd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11

Ono DgrALcArIoN.-Thc investiga-
ting committee has reported that the mis-
sing Half Million Of Dollars was taken by
Breslin, the last Democratic State Treasu-
rer; bu, that Gibson, his Republican sue
ccssor. was also at fault, for, ius'ead OF re-
yealiuc the dedication as soon as he be.
came aware of it, he concealed the fact,
upon Breslin's promise to make iia!l right
The two men were brothers ih.law. Bres-
lin has taken his family to Canada, armed
himself, aud says hc will not be taken
alive. Gov. Chase asked Pres. Buchanan
for bis rendition as fugitive, but Scc.-of-
State Cass replies that the law on the SUBJ
iect does not cover Lis case. 1t is suppo.
scd that most of the money will be lost,
as Brcslin's bail was not properly obtained,
Gov. Medil and his officers being account
able for that letting Oft. Breslin supplied
party funds pretty freely, and it looks very
much Ike a combination to rob the State
to keep up the Party. Upon asccrtaining
the facts, Gov. Chase required Gibson to
rcsirn, and his bail will be held for what
ever Gibson is chargcable with. rA- The
$4,000 speculation in Pennsylvania, If
hushed up for "par,y's" sake, may be a
Half Million pull, next!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11
lEWlSBuRG PLANNING HILLS.

r7--~s(at the new Establishment, eat
111.i.ee aud OF the Bridse.) Manufacture
- NJ order or have on hand rra Is
ssess.I.rt-sz XOrl,ci Fioorius, ,Sulin. Shelving
aud al KINDS Of Dressed EaMbgT lot
Carpenters and Batlicrs' use. Ne 1tr also
prepared To PLANE ani RESIN L ard,
PiankS, Joists &c. Scroll Saving ~ of'rr-
also Shutters, Blinds, Sash. Window aud ID 'ur
Frames, Cornice Mou!is, Brackets and M,.rl-
dlnss of every description. A superior article
Of Joint Shingles On hand, ant We InIrnI TO
keep good supply Of JnisI,, SiItting, Shus.
ling and riasrerins Lath &c. for ouisitc al!
inside building purposes generally.
J. D. DlEFFEsnEEFEi;. Prry,r.-
H. l.. LICiifENTI 4LaE. s,srs
CHAs S wETZEtL. Sarernfe..,i.,.f May =. 80
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11
). fiafrHnEEW WEETA.''

IN CONSEQUENCE Of the terrestrial revolutions
| going ca 20 lover Make
SMITH & Bls5 arr comFel
the youug Mammoth tlcihn:
n-1. door below WAIL.' cd Mammoth Si"rc-
wh.fr, with better accom- mofIuui>, Ne "te
prepared 10 sell CHEAPER IHNN ~ Err.
Cal and see June ., i-j7.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11
GALvANIC OIL

DELlEVES all pain and soreness in from
III 5to 80 minutes. Sc another eoii1mn
Price so CTS. per bottle only. Shipped to all
paris of the U. s. For sale BY
Josiah Baker, Lcwisbg W " Lindenmuth. Buhe Hotel
DKoush, New Berlin Beaver, Morris Go, Winfield
Levi iCcuiy, Turtieviis d II Miller, MfhiIbu.1
Cummings White. Hsrteton emIeo
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11

P $ Herbert. the waiter murderer iiais caliiorni,
too hot for Inn. anl las cuirLtrd 10 tAa Eas;-Leuss
burg Ci,Da'cis
ICalfornia being Democratic country,
where lrI>hmen. If they are waters, are con
sldcred as good as anybody. of course would
mol suit Know Nothing Irish Killer. The
East is Just the spot for him--ihe land Of Jos.
HISS. Iohn =. Hale, aud the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher Let HIM STAY in the Know Nothing
Republican East; democratic California don't
want him Bipon!s5ury Democrdt.l
Some time ago the Democrat found
floating news item in the Chronicle, on
which it commented as above 1t might
have been credited to almost any other
paper as well as ours, but is an example
of the manner in which facts are handled
by the modern Democracy This HER.
BERT was "born aud bred" Democrat :;
nominated aud elected as a Democrat :;
classed in the papers Of all parties among
the Democrats voted for Democratic nom
inees only in Congress supported every
Democratic measure, especially those look.
ing to the negroizing Of Kansas; was ap-
pointed Delegate to the Cincinnati Con-
vention; supported Buchanan; never re.
nounced his Democracy; and was never
called, or supposed to be, anything but a
Democrat, until he killed the poor Irish
waiter. If he has "emi grated to the East" f"
1t is only because the San Francisco Nigi-
lance Committee have warned him not to
return home. His morals may coincide
with those Of Joseph Hiss, Who is a very
''national' man, said to be u licentious,
and hates the Irish as much as Herbert
despises them; but neither his moral or
political princi plies or practice at all rcsem-
bic those of John L. Hale or Henry W.
Beecher.
We laid by the above, last fall, with
the intention Of publishing it. Turning
it up today, We put it in type, merely ad-
ding, that, according to late published ac-
counts, Mis same uaiter murderer HER.
BERT, figured hryrly in tie recent Demo-
cratic State C,ace"tton, Of CfhJarniu,
phih nominated tie notorious Weller for
Goecrnor T.! (said Convention not meeting
i'll San Fraucisco) You cau't make Re-
publican out of waiter-killer Herbert, until
ho be radically changedl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11

B-We learn that there were about two
hundred gentlemen present at the Farm
crs' College site, Ccutre county, Wedncs-
day of last week. Messrs. Miles of Erie,
Waits Of Cumberland, and j. 7. Eyre Of
Delaware, were elected Trustees for three
years, 10y the Delegates from the several
agricultural county societies represented.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11

pa-On Sunday week, Sam'l Hoffman
Of Lewisburg drove valuable horse to
camp meeting, and coming home it acci-
dentally stuck several splinters into its
foot. 1t was very lame till Monday last,
when it was attacked with lockjaw, and
died. Had the extent and seat Of the in
Jury been known in time, the animal mig ght
probably have been relieved, and its life
saycu
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11
CssEApE,s. TlsaN EVER!

Our stock consists of fine black, blue and
brown clolh Frock and Dress Goats, C,.>siner
Goats OF all descriptions-panis aud Vest, Of
every kind YOU can think CHATS AND
CAPS, Shirt Collars. Pocket aud Neck lI,!kfS,
Trmks, Calpet Bays, C"'b,el1is, dc.
al the lowest City prices. y All IN want Of
anything IN our line Will please 10 si.e us a
call. and we will Try 10 Sait you.
- Clothing made iourdcr with nedtneSs and
despatch J. GOLDSMITH * BEoS.
Lewisburg, April, le5!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11
]. d. 6. RAMCK,

\ TT0hNEY at Law, Mifiinburg,
! Union Co., Pa. Is-Ail professional hu
>iEeS> entrusted to his care, will be punc,ually
aud faithfully attended to- June /, 3J-yi
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11

Ho" 81 THE irgu, says, if ii were not
for party nililaiion, there would be lille doubt
OF the election" Of its ticket. Does it claim
TO have a nrrTER ticket than ours! that Mr.
Hayes has less experience or integrity, ,and not
so ripe Judgment, as Mr.. Swineiorii Thai Esq
Lincoln has less knowledge and ability, and
fewer home testimonials of business tact and
general information, Than Mr.. Long that Mr.
Merrill Is not as respectable, as neat pcnman.
as good English and German scholar, as Mr..
Reberi that Me-. Shelter has not handled as
much money, shown as good knowledge of
financial. matters, or is not as honest, as Mr.
Wolfe p! tha, Sheriff KeSs,cr has not more per
sonal acquaintance with county affairs than
Mr.. Ramsey! Will the Argus say this, lfnot,
there is no foundation for It's claim that their
ticket would be elected but for party. Re
spectacle as We concede yours 10 be, II is IN
no uise Our super.or. On the contrary, i, IS the
cuckoo cry, ~Drmocracy." orders from
head quarters, "sfct 10 the Ticket, from top to
b,iiom"-the declaration often made in strong
Democratic counties, IN vote for 4 Niger or
the Devil, if on the Ticket. rather than vote
for the best man in the world if on the oppo-
sition ticket'-it is such efforts, such princi-
pies. and such splrit that elect 10 office most
of the men who prove incompetent and un-
worthy, and that, too, over the heads oi honest
and capable men. 1t IS natura! that men ol
all parties should, as general thing, prefer
those whose political principles they believe
most advantageous to the couniry's interests :
and it is right, too, where the public good Is
mol S,crIiicel thereby.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11

m-O One Of the Secretaries of the Mon
day weeks Democratic meeting at the
Court House, assures us that the rcsolu-
,iou no. reported by the Committee, COM
plimentary to Mr. BOWER, did pass. 1t
was an impression that it did not pass, and
as it did not appear in the Official report
in their " organ,' we supposed it failed.
Have it as you please.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11
CLOTHING !!

Think not that ", re behind the times,
Or II ,ou 10. Just read these Inns;
We've CLOTHING the hest that's To be found,
AL warranted wellmaje, cheap, and sound,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11

"AVING concluded 10 continue business
III in LewIsburg, the subscribers have
therefore laid in fine and large assortment
OF Ready Made Clothing and Gents Furnish
inv G,ui>. which we interd to sell
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11

Du VaHs Gairanic oil is a blessing 10 Inva-
lids, for 1t will relieve them Of Iheir pans as
soon as II is taken internally, or applied eNier-
naly. Pain and misery can rol exist where
the GALVANIC OIL. is used.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11
Dissolution.
Administrators A Notice.

Lcwisburg, Sept. 8, 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03
CITY NEN,G.

AMUsEMEETs.- WdAacks Tkeater.-The benefit
OF Mrs. John Wood on Saturday night deservedly
bumper. The house crowded, and the paudts
were given with an eanestness which proved that they
were no matters Of mere formality. Tie opening
piece was John Baldwin Buckstones version OF the
weknown and often dramatized and oferata-ed stsry
of The Child Of the Regiment. Josephine, the hero
ine was perforated by Mrs. Wood, who sung and
acted with all the dasbing spirit which she possesses in
so euirent degree The other principal characters
were assumed by Messrs Phillips Davenport, Holmes
ia Young actor from Boston Of good deal or prolnse,
and Mrs.. Vernon and MIS-. John Cooke. The piece
made decided hit, and is TO be repeated this evening
with the iniuitable Shyicck burlesque.
At the conclusion Of the first piece on Saturday
evening, Me. Wood was called before the cutais,
when the made the following little speech:
lpdn. 70 me since nv fi.i appearance before you and -
pcsy for brilliant attendance here this evening
nqi srree to make speech but ii you will accept my heart
nuTber of very beautiful bouquets and baskets
of flowers were thrown the stage, and attached 10
Of them was a most substantial token of some
bOcys appreciation Of the ladys powers in the shape
Of check on the Pacific Bank, for the comfortable
rum Of q 900.
So well are Mr.. and Mrs. Wood pleased with New
York, and their success therein, that they have de-
ieimined upon making it their place of permanent
residence. They have purchased beautiful house in
the upper part of the city Of which they viii take
possession on their return from their California tour,
which viii occupy their time until May next. While
We congratulate the theater goers Of our own city
upon this welcome circumstance, We can but heartily
eondoe With the people of the little town which for
nelly claimed the sole services Of these two excellent
ar.istes, who are now about to make their home in
New-York and play no more in the provinces. Poe.
Boston A. 80
We understand that complimentary benefit to Mr..
ii. b. Phlpsis in contemplation We trust That this
may be So MIR. Philips is sterling actor OF unusual
and unwaverpg excellence, whose face is ever most
welcome upon the stage. During the season WHICH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03

yequs 10 policemen. The report gran's lns'' "o''y
denies The right of TIE Mayor 10 select them.
Haycr Woop-The law 10 explicit upon thas SUBJECT
III these aye TO be regarded as sPeciai
then the parties have the right 70 make their own se
lection But If the Board holds that hey are isgaIai
pocemen. will eoncede that the Board have the e1-
elusive right ~ appoint them to otce bns when iney
are paced in the character Of special Policemen tne
marty APPLYING has right - make his own selection.
Il remains simply for the Board to endorse them with
their official sanction.
Mr. BowEy-Tbe question is first, suppose, on the
adoption Of the report.
Cen. MI desire TO cay single word in answer
IN the wholesale assertion OF the Mayor that the police
had onv changed parties In answer 20 that will say
that during the time his Honor was fighting the law
there were no Democrats applied to be appointed on
the police They all joined with the Mayor 10 the
battle.
Mnor WooD-Tbat is an assumption.
Gen. NYE--I speak from; the record
Mayor WooD-Thep you keep recordI
Gen NYE- No, Sir; but speak from general report
Mayor WooD-Then am right in pronouncidg &c an
assumption.
Gen NYE-I speak from
Mr. CHoLwELL iiDtenuptngl-I think this is
altogether out Of order.
Gen. NYE-The gentleman viii be in order for a
moment-the Chair is speaking. l speak from facts
prese bted 10 this Board and undertake. 10 say that
there was no man whose politics were questioned, and
that there wac no Democrat who applied whose name
was not put in the list OF the force II quailhed
made our selections from such men as apphed TOT the
places The question will be in the adoption OF the
report.
The vote was then taken and stood as follows:
YEAS-Messrs Nye, Bowen and Strsnshan
kAYS.MsyoI. Wood and Poweli and MI Shol"eh'
Gen. NYE-The report lie not adopted.
Mr. BowEy-l offer the following resolution
eed That the General Superintendent be instructed to
detail TO the Mayors Office such number Of patrol IS the
Mayor may require ssst him in the discharge OF his public
The resolution was adopted by the following vote:
YEAs-Gen. Nye, Mayor Powell and Messrs Bowen,
St,anskan aud Chowcll
NAYS-Mayoi Wood
On motion Of Mr.. Bowen, the Board adjourned to
this day nj 10 o'clock
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-11-26
AGENTS ANTED IMnI.-I.

~ A1EI.Y. Our Agents are maxim. from
50 IL SIa5 per month. business light and hralth,
requires a capital Ir"m So I" s.. Also valuable huul 8
OF information relating To private matters which
every person, married or iunmarrIel should possess.
Enclose stamps TO ]. &. CHASE d Co,
may2l Atkinson Depot, " n.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-11-26

As WE EIPEcTED.-The Cincinnati &c
setfc says:
las IN Offset TO an article going the
rounds, that the new sugar millel l. poison
Gus to horses. Iigman & Cox, Of Sharon
vile, called on us Yesterday, with a spirited
horse, which lad been fed on this seed for
four weeks, and was never in better case
although worked hlrd,alI The sine. Many
other horses in the same place hive been
fed freely on the sorghum seed without any
bad effect"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-11-26

NENA SAHIB-The famous Sahib is rep
resented by Mr.. Pergeaux, a ParisIan writer,
as having SO soft a heart that, despite his
whipping children to death, and murde ring
women, he cannot read a tender line in By
ron or Shakespeare without being moved to
tears! lie speaks French; ltaIian:and Eng
lish-is acqua inted with several literatures
talks English as fuently and with as
much precision as any English gentleman,
and has translated Hamlet into Hindoo, TO
the great admiration Of competent critics.
This aRliabie NeHa so loved The fair Marga-
let OSullivan that, when she died OF Gull
sumption. he went and wePt over her tomb,
and NO i'd not be consolsd. Since tina, time
lie never loI ed WOE ell, il is supposed: but
took to riding steeple chases; playing in
fencing matches, AID killing tigers coo,y in
single combat. He is the man who has mu-
sic in his SOU. He sat down 10 the piano
and imprUvised an air that brought down
The loudest applause from an audience OF
conroisseurs. NJ. Pergesux seems puzzled
10 account for the hyena turn taken by this
heroic gentlemen.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-11-26
A RARE CHANCE

Wooden Manufa lecturers
WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE
my Wooden Factory, known by the name ofthe
Pleasant Valley Steam Wooien Mills.
situated in the valley of Wheeling Creek, Belmont
county. Ohio,
SIX MILES FROM WHEELING,
| and frc niles from 81. Ciairsyi lie, and within fhy
rods OF the National Road.
IL consists OF a large and roOmy FRAME GUILD
ING, aud Und r good roof, two stories high. and d
basement story under tie whole. The MACHINERY
consists Of one stand Of Excellent Cards, nearly
new, an excellent Mute of one hundred andhfy spin
Dies. I'VE narrow aud one broad pow or Loom. aud
Lisa ali other u. Cessary machinery for manufacture
lna aud flushing goods. such as Gig Mil, MAPPING
Machine. SheaTing MaCh,n g Brushing Machine. &c,
with FuiIug Mill, Wash Box, bye Kettles. SC, alsu
Tenter Bars, in the upper story nj the %hailding, for
drA Ius cloths, blankets. &c. The = hole OF the ma
chineTy Icing driven by an excellent engine OF about
thirty hoG sc 20 weT, and sufficient 10 drive double Tic
amount noy used there IS also sufficient room IN
the hu,ldIna Tor as much more machinery II II would
he required.
The above property will he sold, together with a
small piece of ground attached ~sUtLCIeut iur gardens
and iuiIdihe purposes. On very accommodating
,erus ana posressIou gwen the first cay OF April,
IH5S. The situation fl the place aud advantages
every way cannot be surpassed.
au2Ul -NhN hiNo1I-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-11-26
EERLIS HEIGHTS, OiIiu, June, 1857.
Banking Around Fruit Trees.

We are pleased 10 see that so many pub
fishers OF paptrs aIe Now recommending
the practice which we have advocated for
some years past 10 guard fruit trees from
mice in ~uinier.i
One minute a tree will be time enough 20
be spent inprctccting orchards through the
winner, from the ravases of field mice.
Any common laborer on a fam is COM
petent 20 the task of banking around fruit
trees. |; they were mulched last spring,
the mu!ching need not be removed. Take
spade and bury ii, and continue on tillihe
bank around each tree is ten or :we.vc
inches high.
This viii drive the mice away TO seek
better quarters unless your trees happen to
sttnd neo- an cid Nail, where II ice do con-
glegale. In such a case the bank Should
be made higher.
This bank serves another purpose in ad-
dition 10 Il mice guard-it Leels the tree
upright, and Saves The ccst OF stakes and
The injury which withers are likely TO ill.,
fict when the tree is tied 70 them.
This bank should be levt lied in the spring
yet not So as 10 make a dish for water Il
stand around the Ftree. No kind of tree
should sl"hd in wafer for d single minute
after a shower is over.-Mass. Pioughmqn
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-11-26
Calf, Kip and Thick Boots,
Shoes and CATERS.

Also, UomenS' Misses and Childeens' Call, KIT
Goa, ard Erameled SHOES. OF different styles, Of
uur own Manufacture. In addition thereto we have
made arrangements East. and shall have manufacture
ed expressly for our own trade every variety and
STYLE of aud SHOES. now in general use.
shit is our intention ia do a fair, honorable and
permanent business, and shall la.'Gr faithfully and
diligently to meet -hc views and promote tie interest
of cur customers, as well aS our own
We solici; yoar trade and hope Won will call and
examine our goods and pricts, before purchasing
elsewhere,
inlS