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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-05

Severe Traiuing.
Carlyle has written the life of Frsde.
rick the Crest. and iii it he details the
seventies to which he was subjected By
his drunken father. We can see from,
this picture what it is to be born of royal
blood: ID
up at seven stand by, somebody,
and see that he does not turn in the bed
after he is called. but rise up at once |:
up ut seven. slippers on. kneel, pray. 90
that all in the room may hear, q given
prayer. then rapidly and vigorously
wash, dress. powder and comb, break.
fasting meanwhile. Prayer, with wash.
ing. breakfast, aud the rest, to be done
pointedly within fifteen miuutes.'-
Then, it being quarter past seven,
Duhan and the domestics enter, there
is family prayer. Duhan reads chap
ter, and all sing some proper psalm or
hymn. Alta quarter to eight all the
domestics withdraw, and for the next
hour and quarter Dalan is to resd
with Fritz the gospel of the day: ex-
pounding it little, alducing the nsin
points of Christianity, questioning from
Noltenius's Catechism. AT nine he
brings my son down to meet me who
goes to chu ch, and dimes aIonr with
me, 1T noon the rest of the day is
then his own. At half-past nine in the
evening he shall come and bid me good
night. Shall then go directly to his
room: very rapidly get off his clothes
(itis again and again urged that he learn
to dress and undress with tho utmost
human speed. wash his hands. and SO
soon as that is done, Duhan makes a
prayer on his knees and sings hymn;
all the servants being again there
Instantly after which. my son shall get
into bed; shall be in bed at half past
ten.' H s5.9
"On Monday, as on all week days, he
shall be called at six; rise briskly, pray
as on Sunday, as rapidly as possible get
on his shoes and spatter -dashes; also
wash his face and hands, but not with
soap. Have his hair combed out and
queued. but not powdered break fasting
meanwhile on tea. All to be ended be-
fore half:past six. Then family prayers
until seven. From seven unit nine
history with Duhan. Christian rcli.
gion with Noltenius till quarter to
eleven. Then Fritz rapidly washes his
face with water-hands with soap and
water clean shirt, powders, and puts
on his coat; about eleven comes to the
king and stays with him till two.-din.
ing meanwhile. The king at Wus.er-
hansen dimes under one of The four lime
trees set at the four corners under the
terraces. and falling asleep afterwards
bakes in the sun. At two Fritz is in
his own room, where Duhan takes him
upon the maps and geogra hy till three
O'Clock. From three to four Duhau
treats Of morality. From four to fve
Duhan shall write German letters with
him, and see that he gets good style
(Which he never in the least did J.
About Eve, Fritz shall wash his hands
and 60 to the king; ride out divert
himself in the air and not in his room
and do what he likes, if it is not against
God. Subjects of study varied with
the days, but the days were alike. ex-
cept nearly whole holiday on We'd
nesday and half holiday on Saturday.
if the mornings repetition then showed
that the lessons Of the week were prop
erly remembered" -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-05

WAX PoIKrs. have their weak
points. II ones pretty wife should ap.
proach with . mincs pie in one hand
and . petition for new bouust in the
other. who could refuse I!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-05

HDuring q trial ia Cincinnati .
woman testified to witnessing q close
embrace BY guilty pair-she said she
couldn't see the daylight between
them -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-05

~Ths fellow who tried to get up .
concert with the band of hat, 10 the
same fellow who, q few weeks since,
played with the affections Of an up
town lGdy.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-05

PE.1lcoArs At HALS-AAsS.-An old
sailor. at the theatre, said he supposed
that dancing girls wore their dresses at
half-mast as q marx of respect to de-
parted modesty.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-05
COIL! CO.AL1

Io tue pubic aud consumers Of Coal generally. /
would respectfully announce that have recently a.
ta6lished Coal yard 1t Prairie du Chicn vhcrs viI
% kept on hand supply Of Illinois Pennsylvania
Coa-Ordsrs arc respectfully solicited aud the pubic
my be ASSUMED that it shall be my endeavor to rive
sat,.acton In regard to quality, price and attention
once end yard Lower Town, below the Ferry Land.
Sl0 Ii, y, AVERILL
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-05

Wines and Cigars. Corner Main and Sixth Streets,
CHARLES 8. D. JONES,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public,
No. l, Corner Of Mais snd Sizsk Ssreet,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Hon. Bernhart HEM, Hon. Theophilus Parsons,
Fairfield, Iowa. Hon. Emory Washburn,
Hon. James n. Love, Law Faculty. CAMBRIDGE
u D. District Judge, Mass.
keokuk, Iowa. Bernard @. Caulneld,
COL Robert Robinson Atty, Chicago, Ill.
Middletowu, Iowa. Hon. wm g. Bodlev.
Hen. Jno. McKeon, U. g., Louisville Kv
Dist. Atty, N. Y. City. .Benoist, Shaw & Co.,
Hon. John A. Dix, New Orleans La
N. Z. City. Hon. A. q. Penn,
Hon. James Campbell /. New Orleans, La.
late p. n. Gen., Phila Hon. Revsrdy Johnson
Col. James Page, Phila. baltimore Nd
Peter NAPLES, Esq Phila. Col Louis v. Bogy,
L. A. Benoist 3 Co., St. Louis Mo-
Bankers, st. Louis, No. Hon. John y. Darby,
Hon. Joel Parker, St. Louis Mo
e6Coliections made and proceeds promptly rcmit-
ted. 1851
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-05

JOHN HOEY,
Wholesale Grocer, and Dealer In Imported Brandies
Wines and Cigars. Corner Main and Sixth Streets
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-05
A. p. RICHARDSON, PROPRIETOR
EVANS Il EGRERJ

AV ANO " LuDEhl,
Dealers In Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods Groceries
Hardware Nails Crockery. Stoves Iron Glass Qucens-
Ware. Furniture. Sash and Farming Utcnsls
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-05
Dubuque.
GEO. L. CHASE.
{ Formerly Stvles 4 CAase.)

MauuActurer and Wholesale dealer In Boots Shoes and
Rubbers No. 23 hain stfe.t next door to Nobley's 9
Bank.
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c. 4. N8wcoMB. L. L. AlHswoRrH
NEWCOMB d AINSWORTH,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
West Onion, Fayette county, Iowa. 84H

JOHN THOMPSON, Soso. A.. WHITMAN,
PRANK LARRABnH,S IN. y. WILLIAMS.
THOMPSON. WHITMAN & Co..
Psoprietors Of the Clayton City Flouring Mile,
CLAYTON CITY IOWA.
VXTILL always psy cash Tor Wheat, Barrels, Slaves
w and Hoops. They have for sale, cheap, . good
Custom Bolt.
Clayton, April 81, l85Sns0N
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-05

JOHNSON, BULLOCK IL HUNT.
Attornes and Counselors at Law. Office on Church
street opposite the Post Office Prairie du Chen.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-05

sAdIeetisng Agents may deduct ons-S6urth from any
tn a S1o, aAl ovsf-ons-1fth fkom sny less SUM than
.Duhsss nssiess IN editetal eolamns Zen eeats pc
llne.
Loaded notices and advertisements in double col.
umns, so per cent extra.
Legal advertisements at legal rates.
Deaths recorded FRBB-ebituaries at regular rates.
Business Cards at one dollar per line.
Jo1 PAINTING neatly executed for rAy--Blanks a.
ways on hand.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-05

North Mc0regor, by =. W. Mondell. This House Il
entirely and we'll furnished The Proprietor has
recently purchased IT, and his acquaintance With the
wants Of the Travelling Public enables him to promise
entire salts, ,actioc. ..
Oct. 27. l850n2yl
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-05

KIRKPArRICK, u HBREx
Kirkpatrick 4 Rex,
DUpUoCE, Iowa.
Importers and Dealers in Brandies. Gin
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29
DR.. w. II. WITMOR,

IF Lancaster city, (lrie ot Phiiad'iPhid)
Whore lie ha- been in successful practc' for number
of wears. received his education at the best M-ir,!
College in the United State. aud had experience and
rractice in the different Hospitals tor several years;
member OF the Analytical Medical lnsttut" of New
York. and lat" surgeon in the tS Navy-H0r gHsTS
himself 10 he faLic 10 dHd any n e'sss"Hai calls
rI'IIE yurrSt medicine always hand direct from the
b.-t iahoratcric> in the country and the Botanical
Gardens Of the world No patent medicine prescribed
rocamInrn,ed Medicines used only which will not
break down the constitution, but will renovatr the
tom from all injuries it has sustained from mineral
medicines. Chuuic and difficult diseases must h treat
,ssron anay tca principles. which il TO know and
crftain what d>ca.. j.. Its nature and character
luirc knowlrd-r Of The chemical every
solid and hui Of the human body-the changes those
solids and fluids capable Of undergoing T. know
what mriiciu's to employ diseases requires
kuowed," of the chemical constituents Of all a-cut
employed in medicines, and If in possession
this knowledge. it is possible to any dseasr-nn
matter uf how long staniing-and leave the patient in
healthy and perfectly cured condition.
Melancholy, ut,rration that state Of alienation AMI
weakness "iilr mind. which renders persons incapable
uf the pleasures peri rmug the duties af m
Of health and happiness undermining the titutiou
and yearly carrying thousands UGtimely graves
most -mplatiraily be cured.
EmLUNsTI>N. form condition. chronic or
cute warranted curu bic: FylieJsg. fn; sickness.
all chronic and stubborn of Female diseases. rai
caiy removed; salt Rhcum, and every description of
ulc"rstons; Piles aud Scrofulous Diseases, which have
haiNi all previous medical skill. can be cured by my
Treatment, when the constitution Is not exhausted
do say all diseases ives tOH ,nptoR) be cured.
CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE Or DRAW
ING Of BLOOD.
will remain in my office Wednesdays and Satur-
days from . o'clock A NJ. To L. NJ, to accommodate
patients from distance, and consult an the English
and German languages will make visits any distance
required Dee addressed hy letter, North Prince
ST. near Fulton Hall Lancaster city, Pa.
5j2yl ". II. NiTNOR. VI d.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

VT>r received at the LewiShurg Book
~ Store from the late Philadelphiu Trade
sale, large collection OF Books and Station
cry. embracing GOOD Books IN the different
departments OF
Scirnce and Literature; Religion, Law,
and Politics; Histories, Biographies, Travels;
a varied aud well selected stock Of Mscella-
neuus books; Pocket and Family Bibles.
from ihlrly-fve cents 10 seventeen dollars &;
Encyclopedias Ladies Albums, GIFT books,
Autographs, Architects; DocketS for Law
ver> and Justices Of the Peace; Day Books,
LedgerS, Composition books, Copy books,
Pass books aad Pocket Memorandums; Malh-
emalical Instruments; Visiting Cards; a
large lot Of Printers Cards, very cheap !;
good Cap, Bath and Note paper, from l2l 10
20 cts. PR 'guire; Opaque. Dama>k, de la
Rue and Buff Envelopes trom 4 10 - cts.
per pack; Blank DeeiS and Bonds; large
assortment of SUNDAY School books and Re-
wards; Common School and College Text
books m,c0ys on hald.
This stock was bought at very low prices,
and Is offered so much below regular prices
as to make 1t an lnducemenl 10 persons wish
ing good Books either for the library, general
reading. or a handsome present. 10 call before
purchasing elsewhere. Special attention of
SuperintendentS and Teachers OF Sunday
Schools is invited 10 our large stock of 5. 5.
Books aud Rewards always to be found on
our shelves. Sunday School Catalogues fur
nlShed free of charge.
Merchants supplied at the usual rates OF
discount. WILLIAM MURRAY.
Lewlsburg, April s. 1883.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29
Iszgx3 Book ESindcry !

VENHE subscriber having renfed the entire
Book Binding establishment of Worden
Il Cornelius and added 10 il his own tools, is
roU nreDarpd In
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29
LUMBER AND COAL.
TNEEOMAS and Robert 4. NcSbit

have IN their YARDS, on South Wafer
street, Lew>burg, a large assortment Of
LUMBER AND COIL for sale, Comprising
the following:
100000 feet of dry pine Boards and Plank,
the half of them nearly two wears drying, con-
si>tlng Of 2-inch common Plank, inch common
Boards. 2-nch, inch and inch Pannel
Weatherboards, Poplar, Linn nboards, and
Scanning;
Roofing Lath and Shingles;
100, ,OOO feet Of dry Joi>t and Scaniling;
3 1000 good sawed Hcmlock Rails.
NOKIN CO1L Of all sizes, Of the
very best article, weighed or measured to suit
the purchaser.
- All the above articles will he sold very
low for Cash, or Exchanged for country Pro-
duce.
Thankful for past liberal patronage we hope
10 share a continuance and extension of the
same. T. Il X: |. NESBlT.
Lewisburg. Jan. |, 1889
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29
81 Improved Breed of
N1N EsOrseS.

4 THOROUGH breed IiOr.an Horse.
N bred and reared IN Canada. will stand
for service in Lewstown and Mlfn, the
present season, from April lSt to July list.
An opportunity will be thus presented for all
lovers of good stock, TO breed from a horse Of
acknowledged >uperiorIty-one that has just
~ claimed 50 large a share OF public attention
wherever he has teen exhibited.
The proprietor Of NORMAN, as perfect
model Of his stock, believes that he fully
meets the want IN our Pennsylvania stock of
horses. He unileS with great muscular pow
ers, the finest action. HIS perfect gentleness
peculiarly commend him as a model family
horse.
The attention Of the public is respectfully
solicited TO an examination of the pedigree of
NORMAN, and 10 the high appreciation of
the Morgan stock wherever introduced.
Call and see the horse, and examine the
bills as 10 terms. &C. 4. LEWIS.
Nj Union. Huntingdon Co., Pa.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29
Hard Spelling,

There Is too little attention paid to the
accomplishment Of correct spelling. A
correspondent of the Wilkes Barre Uuioa,
gives the following authentic return of
the Constable OF Providence township to
The Court of Luzerne county, ue,GaHm ct
I"eTHf'n', from one who it is understood is
still living:
"to the onorable Judges and Cort Of
thls quarter Session one barste ChIli born
The nam Of the mothers Name is nancy
martin X no Dear XIII vut of Scasoi,
khoads are pAsabie X The bridges girtin
dangerous passing.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29
1EWISRRG CHRONICLE WEST BRANCH FARMERAPRI 49, 1850
LUMBER! LUMBER !.

VVNHE subscribers have for sale rr------
Gn lots to sultpurchasersJ ri...I-.-',t
a large stock of -
PINE BOIRDS-Panel Stuff eetszsssss-sr-ss
Plank. &c. Also 5000 PINE RAiLS.
26 inch Sawed Shingles superior quality.
Also Square Timber for Buildings:
Which are offered low for cash. at "ur Mills
on South Branch Of the WhlIe Deer Creek IN
Hartley township or delivered on the Brush
Valley Narrows road at the end Of our Road.
- Diploma Tor a superior sample oi
Planks, and a Premium for Rails and ShIn"-
les were awarded rs at the last Union CoAs.
FAIR JOHN WCALL a BROS,
iy773 Forest Hill 7 o, Union Go, Ia
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29
Capital sE..a0.OOG.


Assets Sio>,I5l l3, invested 10 Beads. A-;'
cages and other coed securities.
A RE NOI- INSURED AGAINST Lo>'
N BY FIRE There are but few VIC
receive sympathy whc incur loss tyues.tsl- -
this most necessary and substantial prso-''. ''
We often see II announced that persons l~'.
lost their stocks Of Goods and Furu.:uir. s--
results of years Of industry swep, ts.m IN
by the devourug element over which Dsl
have no control but bv being insured
Insurance protects YOU from the rceH-a' 81.
negligence Of servants and the ca, Ia * 90
your ur'stlors. u will imrart e.utirr-. 2" . Il,
tors. and -i'r "a eharssJ'f 90 pruL uer and t,s1-
all your business trausartiOus.
II rr4ui-es hut very small slai 20 insure 20 '-
ruu-G- o., IN sluu o. sIuHu. aad y,t low u.aI. ...
VII" have ro Insurance UIcu G,at,. Sgrr
thing else II Your stock i small, s;ll tie l-'-
u uht O.. serious. .r.
This Company insures EfFFP'NfN WIZ,
IZL, LOObN. t&AiIi RI ~. MAN ali
From 500 To 5000.
at The Lowest Rates AMI uTgn the most L' -' t-'I'
and TEyNrI FAlNLNc en- The adjustment vi L.-s.
DIRECTORS.
Hon Tho. T. Florence .lou..- N,all Flv Z i'.N
Geo u s sr0.-tr,ng tha.s p.r-rr 'srs.' ' r.
c's Euliream Tn Nisuierf,li I~1as i., -..''
Geo. IIr.ujy.t ,,
General Superiutruleut-fpHNT TryNAstN.
Iuts H. tLoEENtE T. ll-'----
EuW'D D Il. uELNGuLD. Secretary
J, MERRILL Inn. Agent y.
6-5l LEUI>BUEC, Ul-Jl co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29
Getting Gut o. Close Quarters.

Gov D., Of Florida. was as celebrated
for his waggery as for his executive quail
tications. Giving crowd Of gaping lis
teners an account Of the strange things be
had seen during his percgriua;lons through
the far West, be said Fact, gentlemen,
the trees are SO close together III Arkansas
that you may travel for days without find
ing them more than three feet apart and
then the game such vast numbers of buff
falo, and bears, and wild cats, but in all
the world never saw such deer
"Wbat of the deer, Gov. d." asked
squiut-eyed descendant Of Nimrod, who,
to use his own expression, 'd'ra,her hunt
nor eat, any time, AMI 80 be had"
"OL, the biggest bounding bucks you
ever saw. Why, my dear sir, the woods
are perfectly alive with them, charging
atou; with great branching Aorns jul jour
feet apart"
"Well, but, Gov D.. if the trees are
only three feet apart, and the deer's horns
Jour, | want you to tel. NE how are they
to get through p
"Oh, well, that's Metr look out have
nothing to do with that ~
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29

ln manufacturing village lear Hart
ford, Jealous Democratic schoomaster
devoted bis evenings, for some time before
the late election, to the instruction of
company of IrsLmen, III order to fit them
to become Democratic voters. After get
ting them educated up to the require
ments Of the recent statute, which requires
them to be able to read the Constitution,
be took them to Hartford aud had them
naturalizcd, and relied with great conf
dence on their voting ''the tight ticket
W ben election day came, however, the
schoolmaster was puzzled and mortified to
see nearly all his hopeful pupils vote the
Republican ticket. "The cusses, he said,
chad turned against him, after he had
spent more than hundred dollars on
them" The incident shows the perils of
education to the modern Democratic party.
"Talk about mean men ~ SAID old Fox,
"why, there's that Bill johnson, he's the
meaDest man ever heard on. Bill was u
constable; he had an execution against
me for a little matter of groceries, and
came out and levied on my ol4 womau's
ducks, and wanted me to drive en- up and
catch 'em for him, but | told him to catch
'em himself; and So he chased EN- round
and round the house, aud every time he'd
catch duck, he'd sit down and wiring its
head uff and chlr,Je BiiifIyc -
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29
BLINDS AND SHADES
- Cheap for Cash.
3. ]. WILLIAMS,

NO. TO NOTIN NINfn Street, TNlTdutT pnla, IS fhe
largest Manufacturer of
NYlNOUW BLINDS,
and dealer IN WINDOW SHADES. of every
variety. He is the Originator Of all New
Styles, and has fine Stock to be sold al re-
duced Prices
Buff. and all other colors Of Linen Shades,
Trimmings, Fixtures, &c. STORE SHADES
Painted 10 order.
- B. J. W. invites Citizens of this County
TO call before purchasing. and assures them
he can sell better article for the money than
any other Establishment in the Union 1sOm3
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29

The urr.lluu- tgor which Las attended the .utrlfis
ti.u t' E i...r Nf.-.I.- FAMILY uS Mach u.- De-
sufficient j.l.. .i r'- ,.Hrr Do i- needle now
Co., ,ay.rlt' t.. '.l JUS. rr.rti i- irr 'uiua .-
r-tl'uiI Do jb. irr b.. r.eusnlls hy Ir- -l,.'--iHI
ta.u-tIi- iiuII.s Iu every rauh .lr Is r.0..
ui i.u 1854. tl rtu rri.s.rr o. u nNi.r- far lt- %
it, u.r t afI- O.. -rt. tial lt- .
rot 90 fr.HI..l fu ir solved, hut -uur ALREADY s
ilri Ir II-ir-t testimony constantly firEci. '..Ur
uliH. t ss.. rlr i..- .rsiI ,i .Eu.i,i.-
AMI rr.r I.fl.. r lptnsl-'F-
TI.. N.rlr-i &. conceived oua Tfua ' ,1.rlry .F.,
I,sr. H,il.s I.y and aanl-rt... aIi- p. Pho r.t
perfect g.I. every bind oi material auI. t.I
Teen sul ..l t'E tTs, YEAR tr-f 10 tN, mo g -IIt-
riar.r'rr iy FrIu..I.s si 100 ir-urr- ~ Man.
ulsr'us.. v.'h .ia-.h.i -ar.-- it i- believed tnat
c'. sewing Aa h.u. I ci n.t uc approached ia tAerI
l.tr-.
Amrr- 'l. ur.git.I advantages It POSSESSES over al
otl,I-. ua#g h. r.II-I d.. t.IoAlrg:
J. IT, -l i'y Instruction and c0n-e tueut free
dom igauI l,rtu-.l.. ,st arI need 90 T-TaIrs.
. lrs uu,samF'rl Iaplity and ea-, Ui oIerati.
:. IT. E,a-eiy-- movement.
Tn, great variety of purposes o. which trHn ts az
rI. which BE- achieved ly Other mcdaniel
u1rau- And.
The re, ,rHiuent and DURABILITY ot tie WORK
Persons ordering these celebrated MachIues
from the Central Agency, have only The
freight TO pay from Harrisburg no charge fer
boxing. An operator Will soon visit Lewis
burg 10 show IT. great beauties and ul.l.'y.
Person, wishing Machines viii please address
TGm45~1 " HlCkOk Harrisburg Pa
g. Ii. GEalsAEsT. DEN7INI.
lyI57'-.Ss Market street. next door 60 Brown Il
Ritter Store----LEWi>Bt re-, PA
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29
VNnst- ITOvlutncc.
Augst 9th 1910"

A friend also put in his hand a copy of
letter addressed by the mother of a
young lad y who was attending the Semi
nary at --, to one of the teachers
The girl had made complaints to her mo-
iher, who promptly set about redress of
grievances in the following model letter
"llonred Mad lam-As | had good
edIca'ion myself, | am greevcd for to sea
III what manor cur SlIy is bitt by the
bugs. And it is my witch for she to
slepe III the bed she always do, aud not
for TO 90 to slope all round the beds u the
house, for to fcde all the bugs in --,
Honred Madam, which is not rite, as
you must no: neither ought she TO be
witcheI SO to DO. Aud so no more u,
present, from iIunrcd Madam.
Your humble servant,
October s."
These Experiments" will do. Reading
and spelling properly are essential to lhe
rudmeuts of al education, and if these
are not attended to, all subsequent studies
are nIarred and h!udered.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29

The name of the Washington Union
has been changed to Tile Constitution.
The editor says that hereafter it will be
newspaper" aud in execution of his plan
writes leader iu favor Of the war with
Mexico-not the next one, but the last
one His second efor; viii probably be
in support of the American Revolution.
Fast men, those Government editors.
The editor of the (Portland) Eaacn
Argus found on Monday the dctcatcdcan-
didate for Mayor in the composing room
of that paper, busl!y 'settiug-up" the H.
augurai OF his successful competitor, and
crllicisiug il as he went along. So philo-
sophical citizen should not spoil his con-
teutmeut by going into Office.
No race in this country vii be dcspis-
ed, which makes money. If We had, in
Boston or New York, ten ouraug outangs
with a million Of dollars each, they would
visit in the best society We should leave
our cards at their doors, and give them
snug little dinner parties.
Modern Democracy has changed the old
familiar watchword "Millions for defence,
not one cent for tribute Ii now reads,
millions for slavery, but not one cent
for freedom"
The Cleavelaud Paih3c1Isr, a Demo.
cratic organ, having read the returns from
Connecticut, exclaimed-"FareSe we'll, Old
Nutmeg y
A certain preacher, addressing himself
to ladies who wear exaggerated hoops,
aid recently: "Remembcr how narrow
are the gates Of Paradise"
Hezekiah says that if his landlady
knew beans, she wouldn't buy ths article
.A.ied burnt and ground {. fee.