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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02
Jury,Adj. Court, April, 1853.

White Deer-Saml Dunkle iona Diefenderler,
Lewis Rank
Bufaioe-John Wise. Andrew Ruhl, Daniel
Reneler Jr, Daniel Miller, Henry Noll, Jas
Biehl, Henry Hauck. Abraham Young
Union-M II Tagsart, Henry Gibson
Hpfiey-Wm Halfpenny. Bingaman, in
Cook, in Lesher, in Frederick, Robert V
Glover, Josiah ShowaI,er
MN,nhurg-Andrcw Guteius, John Cast,
Henry Baum
KsHy-James shields, Jacob Hafer Jr, James
Pross, Flavel Clingan
West Bn6ahe-Andrew Foster, Thomas '
HARRISON
New Berln-John NJ Benfer, Jacob Quick
Jackson-Henry Mowrer
LercisJwg-Henry Neuer, Joseph Glass,
G w Schaflle, VIM Moore
Iimss'on.-Iames Smiih. Robert Chambers
East BuGui0e-Abraham Wolfe DAVID >miun
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02
DIR. THOMAS. NJ D
Nc 40 Vine -. -'

Viy,FNNFs. Is, June - i,e-.
PROF o. + WOOD. A. you are about o. IL r-is'.-'
ard veri your recently discovered Hair Rect rattle
Will -tatr. fr h.ms1sv,r u rey concern. ust -a
u-ci IL art Lure others to- use it-tAat hHv" "--
,TaI year. tacu m jh. tgiii rr usu- ether ilar ir
att AID that Lut yours y.-ty -uI-Iir o. zlt ~"
or huD~. It entirely C'.ar-.- Tie ] az o. -zl---
and with orr - uth- ir irg usr Will -.-''rt rly p
sou Lalr 90 thc original youthful clir and t.N.--
giving il d athy. srfr nj glossy 0aTaLfc al- -
this. U.thau. Ii.cuoTi the bands tist sIpy j. - -
s--s on sn.-A il a-yr-- Ivoul Jh.r,i'Iv rrc' l1'l
o.. see 60 every che 4cirol- Of having -ne e..i -
t-stur- 10 l-a.s. Respectfully yCar7. ----.
WILSON KIN
O.J. WOOD co. T-oPrie.orS. 81 Bro T7y- s.
On thc great y. : Nlrr Eaiu- Establishment. a-4 -
Market stl,, Q. 81. Louis ro.
"7@f And s-lt b., Ll. good Druggists.
sd r4 Lsw'rff-- ~ r ~-r--noSHLZr
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

"a MY Residence, On North Third street.
LII aLewisbur-, 81 It. front, and including
back building - #. deep. Basement, and
Alticli finished. Every convenience in the
way of oui-buidingS.
Also, Half Lot on Market St. opposite
S. Ritter's residence, with good Well Of Wa
ter and new Stable very desirable for a buSi-
ness stand, or residence, (or both combincd.)
Also, other Lots, some with and some
without Buildings. JOHN LOCKE.
Lewisburg, Oct. :, 1851.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02
JOy TO the Admirers of a Fine Head 9!
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

Talk of Beautv, it cannot exist without fne heal
hair then resi- the following aud it you a-k mon, -s
circular around each bottle and no u" e. ID doubt
IlsUI E-SuE WOODS HAIR III ltEAllhE-Wsr.
tho attention af al old and ycuu.. g. it- rrE-.f
trrparatiYu vtl,h turns taci'to it, orilnal .- .
iaif-ror,rs tie bead Il the bald w.,a a .lsal.H-
cr1wth-rrmryo- The dauirur, it.lir f. ari ai 3s.
us0us pt.-s-cau-.f cr!'ILu-. o. If" 'i '-e ta'.-
fluids: aud hence. II u si a. rr--.a- '- a- o.. Pc
hair will rl-.ars, it. color Hui E'rf @ o %. -lu
,s treme o.I a-e. in al it, uatuisl '-0HtE- -.
then ufrn fLa Iald tie gray, or t se--i in 'r..l
nee il aud surely the Young viii rot. a- iLrg 'a-
H.. flowing ork-, the wiirhins rHI ever le aI.l b.
it, Its praise is up.u tie tongue ~ iA"u'ant-
Tie Agent f.r Prof Wood llair kr-iara'4sr IN ~
Haven. received the following letter ia s,=asl T. -
Restorative, q trw weeks since:
BrrP EIrrs. Com July .. l--r
Ny LravruworlL-Sir; l have len troubled .H
laudru rr zcurf pu my head for u.r- tan l-7r r-
lair began To- COME out. -euri ali h-.r ;-''i 40
is a New Haven Top. saiout w ..t- l'-'f l, 7.
90 cure called your -t0rr ru u" l5't' > t--
and unbiased one hottie 70 Try H. ail -.eli = =
ati-flrtDu it the thing. it r'usI'l .s 1l' e.
new hair hrran 70 grow. it is nov t~0er iis .'l.'
length where IL was all or have great i-.'- iA y
wish YOU 10 sand ne tuo bottles more y ,4t .'
bearer Of thi-. don't know as any o. ite A---
in TIL 'arr 81 "a uay have market ior A1-3 ''-'
after Is kuU-uLerc. Your with Ie-g.ct
RUFUS RAJ.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

We see it stated that Capt. Harrison,
who is said to be commodore of the Lc-
viathan, expects to be at Portland IN
America with his big ship, in June, and
to stay o month.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02
VNo answer tc last Riddle.
vi. remains.

VI. remains.
Fiona A----, Kelly. W.E.H-----,B Buffalo !;
J.RZ------, l.. Buff
gyAns. to Is, Mis-. Enigma, March 90
You can't come H.'-Ans'd by S A; &
FS;SS; VIA; w L II; Minnie; Al l.
A; + CD.
ryAns. to Charadc, March &c
The souL"-Ans'd by Flora A -----, Kelly
five others answered incorrectly
ty@Ans. to I'd Misc. Enigma, March &c
Isaac RothermeL"-Ans'd by Tillie ID A
and : 4 A;JRZ; CT S; W l. A; W l. II |;
MS; CS D.; Minnie; Flora A; A A; l. A;
ted.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

Twelve only of the sevcn.y-three news
papers in New Jersey sustain the Lecomp-
ton swindlc. Yet the Two U. s. Senators
support it
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

rbe Republican majority for Governor
o. Ne. Hampshire is lIsl greater, in
lSts ShaD il was IL 1857.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02
Riddle.

A marble wall, as white as milk,
Lined with skin as soft as silk,
Within crystal fountain clear
A golden apple doth appear;
No bolts or bars TO this strong hold
Ye, thieves break through and steal the gold.
e. I. s., East Bufialoe.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02
Still Another Opportunity
the Cheap Picture Wan.

WE take this method Of informing be
w citizens Of LewIsburg and surrpuu-r-
country, that We are again with Them i,r q
short Tine, and now offer them be,jcrdr.-
and at lower prices than ever heretofore. W
have taken the old stand above Chrs- d
Caldweli'S Drug Store and having much BE-
ter light than We had IN cur old rooms 5.-
mere convenient rooms IN every respect o.
shall h. better able 10 accommodate. Per,
having pictures cf deCras, frirrlS relatives n
they would ike to have COZ I'D transferred to Taf
u much larger scale. can have it done on short r-.
and the copirs will Tee warranted 10 be equally
and metimss better than those which they H-e o. -
from Fer-s wanting rhoto-raYLS can have o. % --
prices ranging from = to SO Pi,tures 81 I-.--s
fined 10 their rooms through sickness. uui 0. -.-
persons taken at the shorts-t notice st ti- - r--
pictures Of young children taken in Cur -1l ''
-ht Outdccr Views Of buildings. 1r. tsh-u O. nd
Amtrotype pictures taken on DARK and rsuy H-s l,-
er than naSucrreotyres On the ,I'er--- atl .--.,
iicturrs from 20 cts. 10 S2u 10 suit th- Ig--!s-r ""
extend cordial Invitation 10 an 90 l arI ,'r r' l-
examine our specimens, whether Jt,y Esnt Ir-tui' q
not Remember the place rooms brlsta t--+H''
Mammoth Drug Store. We study {, r.'as'-
lIJAETY. A-r,t
y. B-InstruCtionS given in tie AFT. art 81 -l--i
furnished al the lowest prices. Per. ~-.l1- .l
the business can now have Opportunity not % ~ -
with. TLewisturr. oct :. i>5-.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

PUILApELpuIA.-Th Union and Amer
lean conventions have nominated the same
pcrsonc for Mayor and other city officers,
and it is though: the Republicans will do
the same-thus presenting united force
to the common enemy.
The corruption prevailing among the
Locofocos in power in Philad, is positively
startling. Only last week the Judges dis.
charged from Office Deputy Sheriff and
other officers for direct and palpable frauds
in filing the jury boxes with desperate
characters who were bound to acquit any
:, ..--:--s 80 .I-:. -.~- 1I~-~-~. ~i.s.s ~.
Philad must revolutionizc peaceably, or
BY Vigilance Committee system.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02
FOR TnI LEwIsBuEd CHRONICLE.
CEOGRIPHICAL ENG Nj.

FOR Tnl LEvIsDrEd CHRONICLE.
GEOGRAPHICAL ENG Nj.
am composed Of II letters
NV Gil 3 l3 II is gulf IN 5. America
74II 5 3 is county in Missouri
4l6 II is a river in Europe
cl5 10 5 ; l6 is a town in New York
5Il7IO l6 8 is a volcano in n. America
I.5I57 Z is river in the United States
I5l7l57 4 is gulf in Europe
IO1I29 9lGli II 1 is a river in S. y.
1873 . is county in this State
1854 Is 2 is town in France
1879 is a cape of the United States
5li5 is 4 town in the Chinese Empire
IL 3 l6 6 . 10 IS II IL s is an island
southeast Of Maine
Nv whole was a noted explorer.
NJ. g., Lewisburg.
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMi.
an composed Of 40 letters.
Nv 2 Is is river in Europe
leisl2 Is l6 Q 3 is an ocean
lS Is is a cape eastern coast Of L. =
9ss9I5 . 10 is one of the u. $.
39I539 Is 49, is city of L. $.
9I6 L. 10 3 IL is a lake in the L. ;.
3ll IL 6 IA 10 is a cape of U. :.
&c 20 IL 10 10 is duke of Orleans
3G9l55 $50 10 20 is sometimes worn
1919 20 10 is 4 chain of mountains
6lS IL z is a useful tool
l3s9l5 II is gentleman in town
NY whole was distinguished explorer.
&c. NJ, Lewisburg.
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.
am composed of 81 letters.
NY 4l47l5 l9 is trade
39l2 l6 81 is an eatable
20 l726 IL is seen in every family
IL Is Q was a great lady's name
10 S 1873 is what every person has
i2l IS is fish
My whole was an Indian Fighter.
A. A----. Ruffaloe.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

FIRE IN IIARRIspURG.-March 81. A
fire broke out in this Borough, last night,
which destroyed the house of worship of
the Presbyterian church, of which Rev. DR..
Dewitt is the senior pastor, and also three
or four frame buildings and two or three
stables.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

lTarFLTT1t- stI :. To s-...
II r. W00r--u.ar SIR: Your IIair Ir-t.rsi'' F 2
wing itself trurfrial 20 me. The 'front.' rn4 a- -.
ta.k part ri my hrad alu1st Lost IL GOVERN gu
EtsD. 1 have G-.I bot two half iint g. t,lrs ~
-t.rltiEc. aEI lru tie tr rf lead ls N'!4 -.---
N.tha promising -lrF e. uuc haIr ssa ths ii' III
sy rrce4si.Gt is I,ultt- have tIi,d olLf4 lf'I"la'
vi,Iiou; any t-u-tt whatever I ln-Ek i.'In ny -
personal 1,euilui luaou. cau induce Eiau! olA'.i
.. Il. THOMAS. ND.
Ne 80 Vine s;s.-.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02
ANrI,LEcoMproN VICTORIES in Pen

ANTI LECoMPToN VICTORIES in Penn.
sylrania.-All the Spring Election returns
in this State look decidedly against Bu-
chanan. Lancaster, Reading, and Erie
elected Anti.Lccompton Mayors; and
Fit;ston, Scranton, Tamaqua, Danville.
Lebanon, and Lewistown, Anti.Lecompton
Burgesses.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

Five or six wooden buildings and four
horses we're lost by FIRE in Clear6eld on
Thursday morning last.
Thomas Martin, formerly Editor Of the
Lock Haven Watchman, died in Gettys'
burg.
Several mad dogs have been biting per-
sons and animals in neighborhoods near
the junction of Lebanon, Lancaster, and
Dauphin counties.
The last Selinsgrovc paper contains
four different Assignee notices.
A son Of Lot Stratton, of Valentines
forge, Centre county, was last week found
in a stable, so badly kicked by horse
that he died. The boy was about ten
years old.
Jacob Fry caught with seine 1000 cat
fish in the old basin, in Sunbury. lie
sold the lot to huckster for SIS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02
DR.. SEWF0RD'S INVIG0RhTt2
or s.iIcr Remedy

Os EHN 80 ~
Is An kETlrLE Tii.T EVERY BODY NEEu> WHO'S
L not iu IT. r.ri,-t state health. Tor The LI't- i
crI oDy 60 lie hea.t ia our human . lH' u! d VIE
that j. -rau.rd The whole vital ulachinarS TIL- -
o. tI Ia, tiriue peculiarly aiaI ted e Ills .e"-
tr.u rh. study ,l ole q lie p1oIIi i'Ts ia ia =
.A;rnrd Iartir, r the last twenty years, and u.
suit a his experiments Is the Iuti' rator, a.
failing r,ut..y where h. 'rlU- Las any POWER g. r.
As LY,E Il. Drdy It has eualas al testify v he Use
Alair. writing f.on Brooklyn. says, .-would IL,
could eSTT,s tLi- short l,t'r The value your ll
orutDr hes ly,u in raising large family O. a.
dren for it I, failed to relieve al ottcu D.
the stomach. bowel, or attacks q worms II L H.-''
orye had this r meuy placed wl;tiH tLriF ram
were taught Iow t. it, fearful and Untold Al -
Ofa-1ny might be s1vtd-'
One Of our ~ rineEt hsuk,rS says "Five OF sy vs'
since. found ny sell running down with liver -f
ty rcsortil- TO your iuyi,rrat'r was sreatl IFir'
and. continuing 10y season, was entirely rrsigrs
clergyman called at our ohee The oiheI 1't
said he had sven rCr woman t'ii.e VI va ~
t,s - 8; L--~s >S'''r.~'"' ana Ten
hah taken the whole Of It she was at WorA ts--
bread To- her family.
A gentleman, recently from the West. says, VII B.
Chicago. he was attacked with slow, lingering it'
that baed the skill Of ysiciaus but the IHyi-c--
cured him in few days.
One our city mcrchauts said. while On vi e.
Troy. few days since. lie atisrk,t with bow
stomach dis rders to cuufut Liu g. his Ioc j.
sent TO the drug store fr bottle CT IHviEcTut,r.
one Hsr' which relieved him 50 that Le vas all, &c .
tend Bis business.
An ao4uaiutaLce, whose business CCuVcis hin .
write most ~ TIE time, rayS. he J,r1 weak
unaile at times to hold liz pen, while at otlyrs, s
would oyoEI over him, hut Tie IEyi-Crator cured L..
Arentlsman from Trookiyu called on US 4 We .
two sinee- looking hut tie Shadow # man. VIII 81
Ial" and athl!kc- he Lad is-u for Icu- ;.m. -u-
iHE nom Jaundicc srd pysV-I -ia and unable at-
10 his business We saw h.m again to-day ,hal-
man, and u use his expression. he has rot Tie l
tom Of the first bottle and further add, it sarsd
III, Ior WIS hast going to accusuu'ptircs grave
Among the hundreds Of Liver RENE dies Cf-l-7l
~, public there Ne @---1; -~-"r III
Dr. >aufarI- f-Cratnr. or Liver Remedy, ctr-a
known now tErou- hcut the Union. This IIeVarat.u
truly Liver IuyigoTator. producing the most LAY
suits on all WHO use it Almost nnumerahie certt s.
have treE gwen Of the great virtue Il this m.i- r
those # tie highest st'udIu- in society. and ],
cut DOUBT the hest Pr aEatiyu now before tae i-l
SANFuEn a Co. Pr irs...---
CAS- Broadway. Nys ! ..5-
Nold Ia CHRISTS CiLDHELL. Is,r'star=
t79vl ". Il. NEEWIN. A-.tt.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02
THE PUZZLER.
No answer to last Anagrams.

"Oh, tits deep mystery,
But by st. Paul I'll find the bottom OF it,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

APPoINTMENTs.-G Packer has ap-
pointed +. Il. Chase of Wilkes Barre, IL.
L. Durrcl of Jersey Shore, and n. l.. At
wood of Lock Haven, Notaries. Joseph
Enue, Recorder of Philadelphia, in place
of Robert NJ. Lee, resigned.
Thos. ii. Burrowes of Lancaster, Geo.
Darsic of Allegheny, and j. Y. James Of
W~rrSn, Com'nissisnO.e 70 ;e'~s.'e-to tho
affairs of the Lancaster Bank, under the
act of Feb. 23, 1853.
Gov. Packer has appointed j b. Moore
head of Allegheny, and A. Z. kaPp, OF
Northumberland, Commissioners to ap-
praise the damages sustained by transpor-
ters in consequence Of the sale Of the Main
Line.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02
HO! Step this Way,

"E presume that vou are aware that Mr..
w o. X. VoRsE intends to remove TO the
West. 1t therefore becomes necessary that all
persons knowing themselves indebted 10 the
late Firm of HYrsh d worse. by Note or Book
Account. must call and make paymen, on or
before the first day of April next. lg'It is
expected that this notice will be strictly atten-
ded to without any further comment
March II, 1853 HURSH & WORSE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

LEGIsLATIvE-The House passed tho
bill to try the title to the Union and Sny.
der counties property, at the suit Of the
Seebold heirs, in Northumberland county
Hayes voting Nay, and Wilmer not
voting.
Mr.. Hayes presented petitions, aad read
in place bill relative to public roads in
Hartley, Lewis, and West Buffaloe TIPS.
Mr.. Rhodes presented the petition Of
Rebecca d. Quinn of Northumberland
county for the change Of venue Of suit
in Union county.
The bill to incorporate the Lewisburg
Building Association was reported in Sen
ate with neJatire recommendation.
The Senate passed Lccompton vote,
only Mr.. Turney Of Westmoreland county
voting with the Opposition in favor Of
Freedom for Kansas.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

A farmer in Summit county, Ohio, hav.
ing thousand bushels of wheat, would
not sell last fall at 81 40, but insisted on
$3.50. He has the wheat now, and if be
can sell at all, can not get over about so
cents. Others refused $1.75.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02
WiHinburg Election,

A gentleman from Mifilinburg informs
US that both parties run full ticket at the
Spring election, and that after an anima.
ted contest, the Dem maj was but . on
the best contested Offices, while he thinks
they had The advantage Of 8 illegal votes,
and the fullest attendance of their men.
The friends of American free labor and
real opponents Of Slavery extension, in
Miflinburg,are most determined and gal
liant band, and the old party majority
against them Of 20 to 80 is reduced pretty
near to 0.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

Tho latest Foreign intelligence shows q
decline in Cotton and Brsadstuffs. There
had been a satisfactory explanation be.
tween Louis Napoleon and the Britt, b
Government.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02
Correspondence Of the Lewisburs Chronielc]
MIFFLINBURG March 80, 1858.


The "Union Legislature" is still -four.
ishing. The last few evenings have been
taken up with tho discussion of a resolu.
tion endorsing Popular Sovereignty in the
Territories of the United States"
On last Wednesday evening, our citi.
zens were very agreeably entertained by q
lecture delivered before the Mifflinburs
Academical Lyceum by Prof. Joseph
kimball, on the subject Of "Social and
Intellectual Culture"
As usual at this time of year, a great
moving is now going on. Notwithstand-
ing the care and labor moving occasions,
it is generally regarded and enjoyed as a
Qualification" So you may take it for
granted VIC are at present moving along
happily. Our landlords all movc-yet
all stay in town. Mr.. Inhoff, leaves
Deckards Hotel for the "Columbia
House." Mr.. Crotzer leaves the "Colum-
bia' for the "Travelor's," newly christen.
ed "Thc National" Mr.. Seehler leaves
the "Nationa" for "Deckard's." T.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02
unpsshWs' COURT SALE.
EIGHT ACRES and Forty Perches.

- The Improvements are Two SIo- I,
Ii rev frame Dwelling House,a smali-~1
Frame House one aud halt storey, snail
ORCHiRD, ami the land under good cult
yatlOn.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-02

Now is the time to Plant TREES.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-08
MORNING LEADER.
HAY-MAKING

New have the ho,ks been drivca un'o the brook
And bathed 10 snowy wbiteness 'g1lIst their Will
And, bleaiing oft beneath the clipping shear
Have Welded Up the heece. The meadgw helis
Are waving IN the sunshine ike a sea
blllowy deep, whose flowers ale IKE stofll'
And all anroad behold the busy throng
OF those who swing the clover as path,
Prom seeihing scythes ilio the sideung sylth
And sharp their blades vi macy shrlll Che wet.
The air Is full OF PEI fums. Following these.
With laugh ana song, gay yo1shs, with gteIlnE prongs
Shake out the scenied masses 70 the sun.
unfil the noon behO 'ds the fe .cs half move,
And fFcm the hillside calls The midday horn-
S1Ine bands there are IN harvest plains remote.
Who hearken not the cnuchs announcing call
Bu; pass iufO the oak p0plar's shade.
And on the br4nch suspend the gittermg scythcss
Whirh hans vilraiing. then the circle draw,
Tns grass alike Their tsble uud tlelf seai,
While well stored bas keis furnish forth the meal
The surIng noar By rs Crysial r.buie gives
And dealsIis freshae ess through the rustic EouId-
Whea new the grass, OF turned heueath the suu,
Is dry and crlsp and rusfles On the tfUld,
Then comes the axe with many long drawn sweep
Cleaning the shaver mead. unili tha n,
Rough vi, IA the suitrY stacks, appears q field
Thi < set with russft te1ts And thus 10 stands
UH'il the wagons. draEa by horses CT yoke
Of e1sy oxen, with slow sv9Jlng gait
Theislargc eyes dreaming o'er the rol lag Gu,
CuLyey the Wlaier store uno the barl.
Thea what wi j lau-hter fills the heated NOV,
Where boyhood treals the sWelie ils waves 90 hay,
Climbing the eucruachIug hllloHs rs they r0ll
1iIl ike q iid . il syeils along the rool,
aIolesiins wasps and sgsilnws-and syTals and sSls
I'LL The m1raudils child, wlia curious eye,
thrust his adveuturuns hzud into tacu
The highest In the srluved raiieTs ladgel,
And fnds but fragmenfs Of the teuder shell.
Which crumbes IN ms fusurs, while Gu side
Tie parent tlrl darts laughIng - de isisI-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-08
Board of Education,

TUESDAY EVENING, July G.
Board met Tuesday evening, July 6th. Pres
ent-Messrs. Bradburn, Dennis and Wiley.
-Teachers' bills for services up 10 July
10th were approved and sent TO the Council
Total amount S52sI O4--The proposition
of Lewis, Smith & Co., to furnish the. school
houses with lightning conductors, referred to
the Board by the City Council, was considered
and repOtred on favorably programme
for High School Commencement Exercises, to
take place Friday, July 9th, was adopted
At the request of the Superintendent, Prof
Brainard reported upon the competency of
Teachers to give instructions in Drawing. He
was of opinion that no special teacher of Draw
ing need hereafter be employed I; that upon ex-
animation he had found some teachers fully
qualified to teach this branch, and he was clear
ly of opinion that all could fit themselves in a
shot time if they would.--It was deemed
advisable by the Board to give Teachers until
the middle Of the Fall Term to qualify them
selves to teach Drawing.
Adjourned sine die
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Zen lines of fiis u gacl Type make one y uaIe
a g7Adverfisameufs Leaded and placed IN column VI Sf
6ssisess Notice. double the ordinary raiess ii,
YEARLY Advertising Contracts VIII oe un9eissoo - - III
- ne Ie,neafc Business Of the AdertiseIs all A.
fbS Advertisements IN b. the advertiser VIII DC
tharged cLtra- -..-.- l75t;t-,w Charitable
= geii-soue Nnsices s. per cent. discount. -, -.
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a. - ofl5 .fu.s = line each lnsertion, -. -.
an Transient Advertisements, 20 be ld iuL i n
iuthe Weekly, square OF less i"i ties
1anufhs less. daily - n - .hsr-.a "a
Advertisements IA D4ny and NeeA5 y" IL u"
Ger cent. extra -, ts,.s ., CENTS
aIsrrisges AL Deaths, not exceeding len hnes' . 0
hilis Of fsAily A''si''s's p 4 COWLES co.
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NrrRER oF PAuPERs. e.

Number of pauPers in the Infrmary on the
first of April ls2-received since l23-total
305. The deaths have been Z; births Z OF
the whole number 76 were born in America; los
in ireland; England 80; Germany IS; Wales l.;
Poland 3; Italy =; Ffance 3; Switzerland II;
Scotland 4; Canada 4-305 AZ of those ad-
mitted since the first of April were residents of
this county; s6 non-residenls. l6 are insane
and 4 subject to fits. The daily average of
paupers in The Irstitution has been 49,,
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In COsTuNE.-ThAt fine specimen of an old
English gentleman, John n. Bradford, ESQ,
appeared in the streets on the Fifth in the cos
tune Of the times of Washington. he wore a
dress coat and knee breeches modelled after the
style OfthOse worn by Washington himself.
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YING ECONOMY FOR BAR.

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s1olessy iof Barriers henehr Which Be bought IN
large or small Quantities. al ty per cent less than you "
purchase other dye in the country Boties that Won
have TO pay 81 for you get the ed for y cents
ano 60 urther Tor the quantity You can aet anv
snaue desire n IA light shade brown shade and lei
oacs and give the best satacnu customers In war
ing k2Sps natural appearance FOr sale wholesale 4u
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