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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-26
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
CORNER MAIN AND snooND SITS,
DAYTON, OHIO.
DAVID HARKRADRR, Proprietor

HAVING SUCCEEDED J. r. KLINE
III 10 she prupriciorship Of this we'll known aud
ponoisr Hotel Am determined that ita good fepu-
tafon with the public shall not In the least nc u-
unfinished under my aupofintondence. -
The house has been thoroughly rehttedi anu cveiN
poanibie convenience added 20 every department.
The STABLE aa heretofore will be In charge OF care
ful hosilers. mhlo-Smu""
retiring from tho "Franklin, take this method
| Of recommending my friends and patrons OF the
Houue while under my administration, 20 the new
uroprietor who will extend TO them all the cOurte-
sles due from landlord 30 his gucsta,
tn'thia connection offer my sincere THANKS 10 my
aequaintanccs and the great puuiic nat ms ~ iun
extended TO me generous friendship an9 i,pefAl
patronage. JOHN r. MILNE
mhlb-smdaw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-26

IUST received large assortment OF Coal
~ OIL Lamps, with Improved Burners, and new
styles suitable for Church, store, ParlOr Kitoh
On purposes, In variety.
S%las. % suspe,nnding Lnmps-Large and Small Burner
" Side -
and Glass Parlor0
Kitchen
Britannia Parlor or Pulpit; something now and good
Prao.et Lamps, Large and Small Burner
Hand
We alsa keep large stock Of Lard OIL, Fiuid and
Camphene Lamps, Glass and Paper Shades, Chin
MES Wicking, etc, etc. which we offer for sale at
reduced prices.
HEoKLER, REMLEY & MAXToN.
Jams
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-26
TIE
One Horse shOeing shop,
ON THIRD sTRBBT,
A lfew doors East Of the Posr 0rFlcE,
DAYTON, o.

DAYTON, u.
THE Subscriber is now better prepared
Il than ever 20 accommodate HIS old oustomerri and
the public, In the
HOrsc-ShOetmg Business,
In It's various branches. Particular attention
will be given 10 all lame hoIaea, such A.
split hOofS and and oUrns In their feet
will be cured aatiactory TO the Of such hor-
aes, and IL not money will be refunded.
ALsO.-Horaes that interfere will be shod to pre-
vent u, and warranted, or money refunded.
He will personally supcrintend all work entfuhtd
20 his Thankful fot atiavoru, he respectfully
asks continuance Of the patronage OF his old Gus
toners, and will be happy TO accommodate as many
ones may favor him with a call.
apre-dawiy NATHAN SlfFbhMAN'
(Journal and Gazette copy 9m.)
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-26
Railroad Time Table.

sw Trains arrive and depart as follows;
yHAtSs LsAvzs. ARRIVES
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-26

March ", 1864
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28

The President Of Pennsylvania rail-
road, during the confusion and panic last
year called upon the W Bank, with
which the road had kept large, regular
account, aud asked for an extension of
part of its paper falling due in few days.
The Bank President declined rather ab-
ruptly, saying, in 4 tono common with
that fraternity: "AIr. X, your paper
must be paid at maturity. We can not
renew it."
every we'll" cur Quaker replied, AID
left the Bank. But be did not let the
matter drop here. On leaving tho BANK
lie walked quietly over to the depot, aDd
telegraphed all the agents and conductors
on the road, to reject the bills Of the W
Bank. In few hours, the trains began
TO arrive, full of the panic, AID bringing
the news of the distrust Of the "
Bank all along the line of the road.
Stockholders and depositors aocked into
the Bauk, inquir.ag What's the na;ter!"
as the Bank broke?" a little inquiry
By the officers showed that the trouble ori-
ginated in the rejection Of the bills By the
railroad The President seized his ha.
aud rushed down to tie Quaker's Office,
and came busting in with the inquiry,
"Mr K, have you directed the refusal
of our currency By your agen,s?'
"Yes," was the qaie: reply.
"Wby is this L VII. ruin us"
"Well, friend l., ! supposed thy bank
was about to fail, Is thee could not renew 4
little paper for US this morning"
1t is needless to say, ur. L. renewed all
the Quaker's paper, and enlarged his line
of discount, while tie magic wives carried
all along the road the setati7o message,
"The W Bank is al right. Thee may
take its currency"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28

\ writer in the TIanaer's Nago=iae, a
number Ol years age, described what are
properly considered the good points of &
COW as exhibited il the short horn breed,
in the following lines:
She's long in hes face, she's fine in her horn,
Shell quickly get lat without cake or corn;
shes clean IN her Jaws, aud iu.i IN her chine,
she's heavy OF flank, aad vide in he. io!n;
She's broad IN her RIBS, and long IL her ramp,
shes straight IN her lack, with aevera hump;
She's wide IN her hIr. and calm ia her eyes,
She's fine in her >hcu lders and thin in hex ,hghs;
Shes light IN her neck, aHd snail in her tail,
She's wide al the breast, and good a: the pal. !;
She's fine in her bone, ard silky o! skin,
She's 4 grazier's without, and baichlr'c wi;hIn.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28
IFW7SPIRG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMERJAN g. 1889
Ecr0Eilla. O. LL..LlI3~S LVll,

SGr0LlAd, o. L--li3 s LFA-,
/. constitutional disease, a corruption Of Tic
blood. by which this fluid becomes vitiatod,
weak, and poor. Being in tie circulation, II
ucrvad.s the whole body, and may burst ost
in disease on any part Of ii. No orgHu is fee
from its attacks. nor is there one which il = "
not destroy. The scrofulous faint is various!
causua by Inercu-iql disease, low living, G,s-
ordered or unhealthy food. impure an, NH
and filthy habits, the depressing vices and,
a5ovc all, By the yeuorcll infection. Whit
CIV h ia c.la,l, It Is A-.tlt-r- IA The con
s,..s-icn, Le5cclLmT from parC'-s 10 ca!latc-l
unto tic Z, iI.l md fourth generation; : indeed.
It Gems 20 lie he rcd q Him who says, g
vii vis.t the i,i3r.tics Of the fathers upon
their e. 1.,ren."
Isc Us commence ly I opposition fro-, tha
lloat of coz = ur u'Ce-ogs !l2tt--, wi-c'- m
the I, .s. hv.s, and il e-n,i o-gaE7, IS termed
tIi I.,os; in the Glands, cw-.-r-s ani 7E
the surface, cyu-tiola O. -5-cs. Tins s'i. cor
r1Tt.In, whio' ocnders i IL blood, Ce.sr sscs
~ cuc-g=s ~ LII. - tl-e s'-oIt.tos Jln- --u-
tons -gL only s-f-r iro,l c-ry..'gus on
plants. tut lhcT hare f.r les power 20 " h
s,-ud tie a.t--',s of other 5i;ca5s: oel.e-
qu.nt'r, v-s- rrrhe-5 parish tr ci-1.a1ra
which, a-..e...& ..-- s,..fl'nIs in thei nH.a e.
ar. s'jl. r- r,J f.., g. .r- -"J = the
sv=-cru. =. @ DG ,a- ..a -.- .--l F..,e- '-
1la-. cs ,,.- 30 -,.... .- v .I-5 a..E tI-.--,,
IA t..s s--gtll-s ,....ar .H,7G; Cut J. %,
....'se l..las-. D.. -.- -l.--. Aiancys, brain,
...-. ...l.., cf a.. t-- oE-a,.-, ar.-e f-1-l a
AZ, ..saal , le SAN 212=..
Cra--.r-t,- D.. al or .'-e ors lro.", Us;
ice. ?. ..- DIR ..''s Is r1 .--ilr- p, 1t.
.r..z z.-t .- . .s.H s. H. ..
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28
Auditors Notice.

Bank of Northumberland, Intorsee Of J'li
Bower &c, vs.. John F. Richard Executor =; =
The last WILL and testament oiHenry Hish,1sS .
-Vend. TX. Re. Ssp'. I. IS51,-ln u.
matter Of the sale Of the Rcal estate OF heh'
High deed. ty the sheriff Of Union couHFI
The unders gUeJ Auditor appointed ID ~ ~
above matter by the Court ol Common re, tr,
Of Union county to examine the records lsn, ,,
testimony II necessary report The liens, s'Is sI,
due un each at the time ot The SHrIiH ~ ne
the amount Of sales, and 10 what liens u" "a
proceeds Of sale are applicable; Wiz - ,,rs
10 the dutics cc SAID az P0iEuutHI ai ms ,'' ,Ss
in the Borough Of Levisburg on MrH.-i 81
2lih day Of January, 4. j.. 1853 at i'5 Zee Lee
\. n. oi same day 90 which tms 2ni -ss
all persons interested, may attend Il '"'i
proper. JOIN :. -4-'-'' 49,
Dec -. 1883.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28

A midshipnan asked priest to tell the
diff renee between prizes: and jackass ?
The priest gave ii up. "One wears a cross
on his back and the other on his breast"
said tie midshiPman......"Now," said the
priest, "tcll me the difference between a
midsbipman and jackass" TIE midship-
man gave it Up, ard asked vha; it YES.
The priest said that he did not ka0r Of
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28

In Sweden, man who is seen drunk
four times, is deprived Of the right to vote
at the next election. If the same law
were in force here, there are some dis
tricts would poll mighty small vote at
the next ''crisis."
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28

John Neal says the eagle "has a con-
tempt for all other birds" The owl, how
ever, is more contemptuOus still-hc boots
at everything.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28
IIoder2 nemoCracY.

The Washington Uaion, with its accus-
toned disregard of truth and common hon
esty, asserts that "ths Republicans are
obliged to get up new SCI Of principles
every year" to which the Albany Euentng
Journa! very properly replies:
"'The Democracy 10 not wait year
they have a dozen different sets og princi-
pies III the same campaign. TAey occupy
nearly as many platforms a. there are
States. Ask what Democracy is, and you
Will receive totally different answers, ac-
coriing to whether you inquire in New
York or Ne@ Orleans, Mobile or Albany.
They are for the tariff in Pennsylvania,
against it il Alabama They believe in
the Eogliah swiudlc N Maryland, and de-
nouuce it in Illinois. They love the Union
in the District Of Columbia, and bate it in
the port 0! Charleston. They decry fill
busterism IN Massachusetts, but they lit
out our ships for it il Louisiana. They
spit upon tue Drci Scott decision in Mich
igan, and swear by Ii in Washington. They
bepraise Buchanan in Tammauy iall,aIt
leave him 10 be "judsed by his aot,' at
Syracuse. They are ike pirates, who car
nv f,rs Of all sorts ia tucir Lockers. and
al ,5,igr whichever Is the safest, display
inc their own black ensign ouly when they
nsSe won the battle, ard gained impunity
for crime"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28
THOMAS G. GEIER,
1lySSFAE.1 HOUSE
LEHISBURG, Union CO., Pa.
e. Hp. TSE FVy z2Es, PROPRIETOR.

THIS House is the largest and most
/ spacious in Lewisburg, ard situated op
posi;e the Cocrt House, o. the most elevated
5nl pleasant part Of the tom. The propTie-
tor, who has recently purchased Of the late
firm Of Lawshe d Sebo,d, las spared neither
pains nor expense in reft!ing and re-;nrnish-
ing he House.
HIS EGonzils arc spacious and airy, and no;
only calculated 10 add 10 tke convenience and
comfor, of the travelling community, but also
those who would seek Z pleasant sumner re-
Sor. with families.
lis Fable is spread with every .u-ury
trag the market Can afford.
The TEar is furnished with ali The choicest
liquors.
The Stabbed and Carriage Hose
are spacious, and attended by the most care
full oStleTs.
e, The proprietor hopes that, from his long
experience in the business, and by rnremii-
ting attention on his part, combined with a
jud!cious selection OF the most careful and at
tenIye servant, he may be entitled to the Ia
vorable consideration OF the public, and re
ceive share Of their patronage.
- Please s.ve hsm call and Judge Tor
yourselves. LJuly !, 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28

i woman in Cincinnati recently made
application io- divorce oa the ground
that her husband was a c0nfouuded fool.
Ii this is a good reason Tor divorce, half
the married women il the country would
be legally entitled to 4 matrimonial sepa-
ration.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28

FoOLIsu-Two young ladies' hating
each other en- account Of gentleman
WHO does no: care fg FOX either.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28
lk. u. 7. MTI.IOg,

or Ln7,ayfcr city, fiaie Of Phticdeiphia)
Where - las been IA successful pra,tce for number
OK year. received MS education at the best Medical
Co.l,-r - tie yE.srl States, aGl had experience md
rgug-... E ht d -uat Hospitals fer several years. a
.HIi-s n the Anal ,acai AlruSal lnsututo oi Ee"
lars.rul late a sur ;c0n in the Us. NGTyH0'o oJeTs
a.rar.o ae pa'le u attend Gay 3rgisSsso'iai calls
rVKE pures medicine always hand direct from the
testf ab0racTeS IN the country and the botanical
Ca-i.ag OF .ho World 70 rateat medicine prescribed or
ryc.u;rcllcl. .iei.cngs used only which Will not
h. d0a the constitution, but will renovate the syS.
TEN from all injuries it has sustained from mineral
medicines. Chronic and lcult diseases must Ue treat
Il upon ticnl principles which if 10 know ana as
cert "a NLa. disease is. and character re-
cuice knowledge oftEe chemical constituent OF every
solid and fluid OF the human body-the changes those
sol,s aud hIils are capable Of undergoing. To know
what medicines {, employ TO diseases. requires Il
Err.alr o. rft r..rfri constituents of all agent
employed IN Insi.4.s.. nd il in possession Of
tt srow.eisr g is possible to cure any di~ease-uo
matter O. no. iouG #Jpur-aul leave the patient IN
healthy e7l Ir.r'.rfi rurrl / -ua. .gitian.
tirll1e,ly n ration, that tate Of alienation and
v'u-7 50 its min.. Wis trTs persons inca1able
ui guy"g Oh" p. a~uTes performing the duties ofs
D.sIfpsi, tst distressing disease and fell destroyer
Of health an ia7pine = una na'rnuin- the constitution.
an yearly ctryng thousands to untirely graves can
mo- rEi ilG,sa'ly he cured.
NE.Jfr-r, in any form or condition, chronic or ac-
cute. warranted curahe; JJHYSy, falling sickness,
a rs -ou and stubborn Of Female diseases radi-
ciF removed: salt Eheum, and every description OF
Ulcer upus; Piles aud Scrofulous Diseases, which have
hai all PreTioas medical skill, can be cured by my
tTua'llaut, len tla constitution is not exhausted
90 say all diseases (yos C0almpt0H) can be cured
CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE OR DRAW
M OF BLOOD.
viii remain in my Office Wednesdays and Satur-
days from o'clock a. NJ, to T. NJ, to accommodate
patients from distance, and consult in the English
and Gcraan langUaGCs; viii make visits TO any distance
n gUrr1 may be addressed by letter, North Prince
.55yi T. II, WITMoR. MD.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28
LEWiSBURG ACADEMY.
THE Fall Session of this Institution

L will commence on MONDAY Sept. 90, 1853
SESSION: each 10 continue IS weeks, lnc!ud-
to be Immediately followed by the WINTER
ing ore weeks Vacation during the Holidays.
All the Branches of 4 thorough Classical,
Mathematical, and English Academic Course
are taught-and Youths are fitted. either for
Teaching, for College, OF 70. business.
The Bible is text book.
4 large class of Young Ladies is secured.
TU!TION-per session Of l3 weeks, including
contingent expenses.
PRIMARY Heading, Writing, Defner, Arithmetic,
Geo-., Gram. and u. 2. History So 90
ADVANCED ENGLIsu-I all not included above,I CSC
LANGUAGES, 500
no additional charges; also, no deductions
except for protracted sickness. Tuition paya-
bic Immediately upon the close of the session.
JOHN RANDOLPH,
Aug. 23, 1858 Principal
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28
SAIITEE Il. OaggEG.
attorney at Law.

OFFICE on Suu.h Second near MaIAe' 90
~ LEHISBURG, Pf.
- All Professional Business entrusted y
his care will be faithfully and promptly a'sN'
dsd 10 Sept. II, 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28
q MARRIED. In
RsVsEnE: HOUSE,
LEWlSBURG, UNION Co, PA.
II. G.. IEETZEL, Proprietor.

HHIS house is located in the very center Of
4 the business portion Of the town, and the
only Hotel in Market Square. 1t Is by odds
the largest and most spacious in Lewisburg,
and is kept in the cleanest and best possible
manner The ROOMS are large and airy
BEDS neat and clean. The TABLE is spread
with every luxury the season affords. The
BAR is furnished with pure unajuiierated
liquors bought by the Proprietor out of the
Custom House in Philad. The STABLE and
Hostler will recommend themselves.
The Proprietor, having gone 10 great
expense IN rG-iiltnC and furnishing his house
employing at large cost a GrsI-raJe Cook
and other servants who are attentive and
obigIng-hopes by unremItting attention on
his part to receive share Of the public paIo-
uase-The public viii please accep, the s.s-
crfe thanks of the Proprietor for the very
generous patronage he has received during
the four months he has lived IN Lewlsburg.
kIyIere House, Aug. 20, 1883
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28

pI-TsgyRs, Pa. CHAREEBzD l555.
1nn STUDENTS attea ading January. 1sis--Now the
JOU largest and most thorough Commercial school OF
the United States Young prepared or actual duties
oi the Counting Room.
C S,nrH Al Notwithstanding and Science Of Acets
At pOuTHErT Teacher Afit metlc andCom Calculation
JAEypEIcE aud 7, arIrrs OF Iock k-ket ping
ACovLEG and W.i.,iHrEg, PROS. Of lrnmanship.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING,
90 used in every department % business,
Commercial Arithmetic, Rapid Business VIII
ting, De:ecting Counterfeit Money, Mercan-
tile Corres spondence, Commercial Law,
ere taught and all other subjects necessary for the sue
and thoro' cdccation of practical business man.
u PREMIUMS.
D. avn all the Premiums in Ftsburg for the past three
YEA also in Eaatera and Western Cities for best Writ
iDy, NOT EHGRANED NOIsh'
IMPORTANT IEFOnMATION.
Students enter at any tiue-no yacatontine uniiHl-
itersN pleasuregraduatesa assisted in obtaining
situations Tor full Commercial course S35oJ-
average zine TO Il weeks-bcard $50 per week-sta'-
ioncry s6-ent-e cost 800 TO $40.
minister's sons received at haifprice.
PFor Gard. Circular, Specimens of Business and Or
na.Egn.a Writings, inclose two stamps and address
15iyI, FW.JENKINS, Pttsburg, Pa.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28
CONF,TCTIONERT
CagdWaLlIs Mammoth Drug Store.

CaldVelps Mammoth Drug Store.
DHySICIANS, AND OTHERS, WAN
: tfae rs7e D.u,5 ani Irlicrrz will save money by
buyiar Thrt they want ~ CAL9NELLs Drug store.
NALDWELL'S DRUG STORE Is THE
~ place Iuy Harrsoas, Iiaueis, anI G.ann'9 cele
trataI gegs.ary. Extracts for the handkerchief, from
i cts % SID Ter bottle, warranted good. .I9
T EyTER PAPER OF EVERY QUAIL
- t5 s. sli siL, rulrJ aEl uurulsl. from slcO to
So i9g.r rgar, Cor sae at CiLDWELL's Drug store.
NALDWELL'S DRUG STORE is THE
- 1l1,, to bug Paints Oils, Patty, Glass Sash, Pine
OIL .ia.. c li.ctonery Ny.s iaisins Prunes &c, &c.
DORTMONNAIES, PURSES, AND
Pocket rooks loo different kinds so- sale very cheap
at ChL0|ELLS Drug store.
HAIR BRUSHES AND COMBS-A
IL god and fine assortment, at almost any price, at
CALDWELL's Drug store.
I AIDES, remember that Caldwell
i 4 IS ling Horstsd, Floss, Thread, Crochet Noodles
Pins, Sri or, l't7 Buttons, &c, cheaper than they
W. ever offered .n Iewis1urg.
ENVELOPES Of every kind and
! ! s'5n, f. ale a. CALDwELL3 Drug Store.
a FRS. S. \. Aliens celebrated Hair
4,S E-stozyr aud Hair Dressing, for sale at
CALDWELLs Drug Store.
EANCY RASEETS.-I'he finest and
4 cheare.t in iown, iIst received at
GALDwGLLs Drug Store.
(tASTiLE Soap, Rosin Soap, and q
~ !a.se stock Of Toilet and Fancy soaps,at
CALO~ELLS Drug Store.
A CCORDEONS ior sale at
N cALDHEl-L's Drug Store.
AIR Oils, POmades. &c. at
- CALDEELL'S D.us Store.
y ELMBOLD'S Buchu for sale at
- CALDwsLL.s Drug Store.
CALDWELL keeps for sale Razors,
" Hone. Strops, S,sviag Soaps Creams and Brushes
NALDWELDS Drug Store is the place
- 70 buy all kinds q Fancy Eotiors for whatNots
Centre TaJlcs, &c.
s1O0HS. Books :, at city wholesale
IL price, cheaper than the can ,. bought anywhere
e.,e, a. CALDWLLL's Drug Store.
DAUh&EN'S Gelatine, for making
q Jelies, E1.n5-Haaga, Soups Graves. &c Ladies,
try T. Toy sale at CALDWE.LS Drug Store.
(NLDWELL'S Drug Store is the
~ pEce buy the best quality Of Port Wine Lisbon
Vine Ahiskcy. Brandy. &c, for medicinal purposes
EOD Liver Oil.-Sime's pure Cod
~ Liver Oil, just received and for sale at
CALDWELL'S Drug Store.
n ORWOOD'S Veratrum Viride, a
1 medicine for Heart disease and Arteries. Recon-
mended by the medical Faculty. Warranted good for
salehy CALDwELLS Drug Store.
w RITlNG Inks, Fluids, &c.-Ar-
" nolts celebrated Writing Fluid, Bussicrs, Lip
rneotts bickIys, Fahnestocks and Hover's Inks for
sale cheap, at CALDWELL'S Drug Store.
EOOTH Brushes of every style and
= kind,at all prices, at CALDwELEs Drug Store.
nALDWELL'S Drug Store is the place
where eTery be supplied with an endless Va
fIeiy oi articles Come and make your selections 1851
DRESS GOODS for Ladies-a fine
~ assoTtment-just reed BY Express
n
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28

PRECocITy is usually mere regarded as
q Northern than as Southern Peculiarity;
yet the following letter, copied from the
-4Aanta { (Ga.) IateHigencer, proves that the
South has DC. entirely escaped the inflc-
ton:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28
" ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 10, 1858.


Hon. James buchanan, Dear SiT: The cleo
ton Is now over and You are President. Du-
ring the canvass l have hoIIered lor you until
am hoarse, and my throaIis sore, and have
spent all my small change. If yea have got
any ctfice that wound sui, a ooy Of my age
as years., / woad like to have it-and II not
please send me SO. Yours respectfully
That youth viii get on. We can't ez-
actly say whether he will die in prison,
a lunalic asylum, or pooT house, but he
is sure 70 live while be dses live, by the
excrtion of his lungs rather than his arms,
and to get into some public place before
be dies. There are several complaints OF
which he may die; but modesty Is not one
OF them.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-02-17

Yrfs The H. Louis snssrsI. Jan. %
L.

From The H. Losl, snssrs.. Jan. %
sr. LOUIS, January 70.
M. EDITOR In = private letter written
by me last summer to ny estimabIe friend I,
Lady Hsvelock, mentioned to her the fact
Sir Henry Havelock's noble character was
80 highly appreciated by the American PEG
pie that on the receipt Of the news Of his
death the flags Of the shipping 10 our har-
bors we're lowered TO hall mast, m honor
which believe had never before been paid
in this country to Q British General Her
reply received few years ago, contains 10
expressive q response TO that part OF my
letter, that cannot refrain from offsring it,
through you, to the public. Il. ii. Is.
EXTRACT YROx LADY HAyrLocK's LETTER.
The first intensity Of that
fearful bereavement which God saw 1T TO
send me has been in measure modified and
sanctioned by his tender mercy. by the do.
votion Of my loving and dutifal sons and
daughters, and by the sympathy OF my
Queen and country. But. greatly as have
been blessed and comfortcd under my aiiiic.
ton, never can sufficiently express how
great balm 1t has been 70 my wounded
heart, how very great an honor, the mark Of
attention paid to the memory Of ny beloved
husband by that great nation across the At
iantic. III knew what body Of sympathi-
zers TO address, | would gladly and proudly
offer them the grateful thanks Of sad and
lonely heart and could tell them with
honest truth that not one word too much
had been said in praise of him who has now
received the crown which will never perish.
Believe me, my dear Eliza, sin
ccrcly and aflcctionately, your friend,
HANNAH y. HAyHIocK.