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Articles crowded oat Last Week.
Labob Pahther, boot. Abraham
Kivliog, of Jancsville, and Amis Smith,
Jr., of Beecaria Mills, went recently to
the Moabanoon woods ta bant panther.
Thej toon (track the trail of a ? erj large
one, which the; followed for four suceeas
ive days, camping at Bights by a large
fire, wiihoot abetter of an; kind, during
werj cold weather. On the fourth day,
27th Dee. the animal caught a rabbit, af
ter devouring which, it proceeded about
200 yards and laid down. Here the dog
found it, when it took lo a tree, ascend
ing to the height of about 70 feet. Niv
liog raised bis gun and brought it down
the first fire, the ball entering the nostril,
nd, after traversing the neck, lodged in
the breast. The "varmint" measured 12
feet 6 inches, from end of nose to tip of
tail.
The oldest inhabitant of Berks eonnty
is Mrs. Catharine Levengood, who baa at
tained the patriarchal age of 102 years.
As Henry Herlacher was crossing the
noontaina between Brush and Nittany
walleye one day last week, be saw two
large catamounts sitting in the middle of
the road. He drove closely np to them,
but the animals merely kept eying him.
Mr. Herlacher then stopped, as t bey seemed
to have complete possession of the road.
At last, urging his borse forward, the ani
mals parted just sufficient to let bim pus.
An Irishman, whose name we did not
learn, was killed in the neighborhood of
toguao Centre, ou Monday week, lie
Was engaged in piling saw-log, when bis
foot slipping, be fell, and a log rolled on
bim, killiog him instantly, lie is said to
have been a very respectable man. It U
lianuport Prut.
Last week, a young lad fell from the
upper part of Mr. V. Reed's barn in
liaines township, Centre couuty, upon the
threshing floor, and has died of the inju
ries received by the fall.
Death or a Veteran. Died in Fsy
tte Tp., Juniata Co., Pa., lSih ult., Sam
UEL Vasormer, Sr., in the 9Gtb year of
bis age. lie here an enviable character
for honesty and integrity. He was mar
ried twice, (perhaps three times,) bad 18
children, 78 grand-children, and b9 great
grand children making in all a progeny
of 283 persons. On the 3d November,
1850, he voted for Coi. Fremont for Pres
ident; on that occasion, be said that be
bad east bis first vote for George Wash
ington when be was first elected Presi
dent, and that be thought he was carrying
out the great principles taught him in the
days that tried men's souls, by casting bis
last vote for Col. Fremont.
The Woolen Factory of Joseph Steven
on, in Briarcreek township, Columbia
connty, was burned down on Thursday
week. It is said that be bad no insurance.
One day last week, as Emanuel Heck
man, of Gregg township, was sleighirj01
bis borse became unmanageable, and the
leigb upsetting be fell violently against a
tree, lie was very seriously injured.
His left arm was broken in two places,
bis skull fractured, and one of bis eyes
almost entirely out. He died in conse
quence of theinjuriesreceived. His mind
seemed entirely lost from the moment of
bis sad misfortune.
A stranger, name unknown, was on
Thursday morning week, found dead
nd shockingly burned on the top of a
lime kiln near Fisberville, Dauphin Co.
One side of bis body was badly burned
nd bis face was burned to a crisp. It is
supposed be bad lain down for the pur
pose of keeping warm and had been buITj
cited by the carbonio acid gas arising
from tbe kilo.
Distressing. A bouse near Mont
gomery station, to Clinton township, Ly
coming county, belonging to John Kin
acy, Iq , and occupied by John Murpby,
was destroyed by fire on Wednesday af
ternoon of last week, and two children of
tbe latter perished jn tbe flames. It ip-
Kars that in the absence of Mr. Murpby,
rs. Murpby left ber three children alone
in tbe bouse while she went to ber moth
er's, ahort distance off, and it is suppos
ed the eldest, boy of four yeara, set fire
to tbe window curtain with a match, and
then made bis esespe from the house the
two younger ones perished.
Tbe Cameron Club of Lower Mahanoy
township, Northumberland couniy, is said
to number 265 members. In 1856, tbe
Opposition polled 223 votes for President
in that township.
A horse of Henry Doak, near Berwick,
was severely injured and disfigured by
harp cuts with a knife or some other in
strument, from some scamp unknown.
Tbe doors and windows of tbe school
boose, near, were broken in on New Years'
sight. A reward is tffered for tbe detec
tion of those guilty of the deed.
Thieves have been operating along tbe
Juniata, by calling and leaving circulars
for books or other things, "to be kept until
called for." If tbty "find" anything, eo-
isg after tbeir circulars, they take it along,
bat two of them were taken np in Lewis
town and sent to tbe jug.
Tbe Democrats of Dauphin county de
clared for Jaeob Fry for Governor, aud
voted down a resolution for Breckeuridge
for President, almost unanimously.
On Thursday the 26:h ult., George Bo
dsn, resident of Howard, Centre couoty,
instantly eipired in a wagon, on tbe road
leadtog to Beeeh Creek, near tbe residence
sf Mr. Andrew White. He bad been
walking behind tbo wagon and upon get
ting in he fell dead. He is reported as be
ing very respectable young man.
Henry C. drey, the distinguished
political economist, being invited to allow
she use of bis name at tbe Philadelphia
Union meeting, wrote his belief that the
aeettFg wowld augment rather than dimin
ish) She present danger. In bis opinion,
tboee who now tee error on one side only,
are efficient agents of dissolution, and will
admit themselves to have been such before
atany year.
Tbe dwelling of John Wolf, on Nichols'
Run, Porter township, was destroyed by
ire on Monday night. Nearly everything
in the bouse was des'royed; the loss is a
serious one to tbe family.
PlTTSktuao, Jan. 11. Steamers are ar
riving and departing. Tbe llepublieans
have elected their candidates for Mayor
nd Councils in Allegheny City, nd tbeir
borough officers in Manchester, Birmiog
mm Md Dnjucsue, by large uij.riti.-s.
A whiskey-shop iu tbe village of Jeffer
son, Michigan, was completely cleaned out
by a party of females, recently. A young
man named Dalamater was in tbe babit of
lounging around tbe "grocery," against
the wishes of bis parents, and one day last
week the liquor seller sent the young man
borne with tbe delirium tremens, where
upon his mother immediately raised a num
ber of ber friends and neighbors, and pro
ceeded to demolish the establishment
The 'Irrepressible' Alarmer! Tbe
last Savannah (Gs.) Republican says that
report reached Milledgeville announcing
tbe belief tbat a squad of Brown's emiss
aries were concealed in the neighborhood
of Pine Mountains in Merriweather coun
ty, and tbat an express bad been sent to
Talboton for a force lo scour tbat region
and capture the miscreants !
The Freeport (111.) Journal says tbe
thermometer was 32s below aero, in that
city, morning of 2d inst.
A Divided Party. There is an "irre
pressible conflict" in tbe ranks of the De
mocracy of Illinois. Tbe Douglas State
Committee have issued a call for a Con
vention to meet at Springfield, 4tb of Jau-
uary, to appoint Delegates to tbe Charles
ton Convention. The regular Democrats
bad previously called a Convention lor the
same purpose, to meet at Springfield, lllb
of January.
Some of tbe Anti-Lecompton Democrats
in Congress, bave distributed 100,000
copies each of their Speeches.
Tbe Charleston Mercury very frankly
ays "tbe Democratic party mutt be a Sou
thern party, or no party. It can not serve
slaveholders, and also freesoilers, with tbeir
arrogant and ruinous pretentions." Tbe
Atlanta (Ga.) InteUiaencer says, "Demo
cracy it the South." Tbat is what we have
been telling tbe people, all along.
Gov. Blacks.vake, tbe "old Indian,"
died at his residence on the Alleghany
Reservation, eight miles from Eist Ran
dolph, Cattaraugus county, N. Y., Dec. 2G,
at the advanced age of 123 years. He
was, probably, before bis death, tbe oldest
Indian living. He was iu tbe French
War, previous to the Revolution ; also in
the Revolutionary War, and sided with tbe
Americans. He was a great aid to Wash
ington, acting in the capacity of a runner
and bearer of despatches. .
Jacob Strawo, the great Pennsylvania
farmer in Illinois, sold 2,500 bead of cat
tle this fall, yielding bim 75,000. They.
were all fattened on bis 3,000 acre farm
in La Salle county.
The Charleston Mercury propescs tbat
only those States shall be represented in
tbe Democratic Convention which threw
tbeir electoral votes in behalf of James
Buchanan. Tbis would be a virtual dis
franchisement of every Northern State ex
cept four, and would give tbe Convention
uomistakeahly into the hands of the fire
caters.
Some of the Kansas Democratic papers
propose for President, tbe very S. Arnold
D. who opened tbe floodgates of blood npon
Kansas, and who "don't care whether they
vote Slavery op or down." Yet those
papers profess hostility to Slavery t
Cassius M. Clay spoke at Covington,
Ky., on the Virginia rebellion, attributing
tbe outbreak to tbe invasion of Kansas by
tbe Pro-Slavery men. He did not justify
Brown's action, but censured the attempt
to deprive bim of the liberty of speech.
One hundred and eighty Protestant no
blemen and gentlemen in Hungary bave
been arrested by the despots of Austria.
Trouble seems to threaten in that quarter.
Gov. Magoffin, of Kentucky, bas a
higher opiuiuu of the ever blessed Union
than any other man living. In bis late
Message, be takes the ground tbat tbe
American Union is the ouly hope of free
men, in time and in eternity. We bad in
dulged a faint hope, that, "on the other
side of Jordan," wo should bs delivered
from Kansas Nebraska bills, Leeomptou
Constitutions, and tbe whole family of
politicians. Alas, however, for human
hopes ! We are actually to have Mr. Bu
chanan and tbe "irrepressible conflict" in
tbe other world!
The Democrats of Kentncky endorse tbe
Dred Scott decision and go for Guthrie
for President.
The Kaosas Legislature bave split on
tbe question of tbe State Capital a large
majority having gone to Lawrence, and
ths remainder atayiog at Leconipton.
Tbis local issue we fear may greatly dam-
ago tbe Republican cause iu tbe embryo
state, i bey had over two to one in each
branch before dividing, but, tbe Governor
takiug sides with tbe minority, we suppose
nothing cao now be done.
During tbe month of Dee. 1859, the
New York Tribuoe received 57,100 sub
scribers, including 756 from Slave States,
and 648 from Slave Territories.
Benj D. Peck, tbe State Treasurer of
Maine, used some of tbe money in bis
care in speculations, and was turned out
of office iu default of some $10,000, which
bis bail will bave to make up.
Hon. Jeremiah Clemens, onee TJ. S.
Senator from Alabama, now an Editor in
Memphis, says he bas seen Congress in
much worse temper than now. He was
as much mortified as amused, riding from
Harrisburg to Philadelphia, in hearing
the jukes of tbe Lancaster county girls
upon tbe scared Virginians.
Members of Congress, who denounce
Sherman for recommending that a revised
compendium of Helper's book be publish
ed, are quite as apt to take bis arm for a
chat and a promenade, as that of any other
Member of Congress. They do not fear
or mistrust bim ; but they do fear tbe facts
in tbe book, and tbey make their gassy
speeches for borne consumption.
Tbe Mormons are ssid to be decreasing
in Utah, but increasing elsewhere.
It was trnly predicted none would greet
Mr. Seward more heartily in Washington
than Senators Toombs, Douglas, Davis,
Slidell, and Benjamin, and Senator Mason
will be among the first to call npon bim.
Bring Him Forward. Each Repub
lican Member of Congress has received a
cireu'iar dated Trenton, N. J., Dee. 9, and
nrdby a committee of twelve gentlemen,
appointed by the friends of W m. L. Day
ton, urging tbat gentleman's elaim to the
Preaideoey. One argument employed is
i that Mr. Dayton could carry the States of
Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
UNION COUNTY STAB & LEWISBUBG CKRONICLE-JAW. 20, 1860.
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23124:
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
rrO all whom ibis may concern : On ihe
sixth day of December, A. D. 1859, JO
SEPH M'FADDIN, of the borough of Lewis
burg and county of Union, having made a vol
untary assignment lo Win. Jones, of said bo
rough, for ihe benefit of creditors. Therefore,
all persons knowing themselves lo be indebt
ed on nole. book aceount or otherwise, will
please call and settle the same, as no further
indulgence will be given. And also, all per
sons having claims against said Joseph M -Faddin,
will present the same for settlement.
WM. JONES, Assignee.
Lewisburg, Dee. 13, 1859
rpiIE Great London Preacher,
-L Rev. Charles II. Spurgeon
SICCAID AS A
REGULAR CONTRIBUTOR
TO TUB
CDBISTIAS WATTDHIX A CEFLECTOB, Bofltaa Mass.
the oldest Baptist paper in tbe wor 1.
His many friends in this country who jave
read his Sermons with profit, will hail with
pleasure this opportunity fur holding more
intimate communication wilb him.
These Letters to commence with the first
paper in January, I860.
(Sample copies of the paper sent between
this and January, 1860, to persons who may
order them for examination.
UPHAM.FORD A OLMSTEAD,
Publishers, Boston, Mass
(Swat (Bxrifeiiifnt!
A. ID STILL CREATES REMTT10 IX rtitCSt
riIHE undersigned.finding times rather hard
I and money scarce, offers bis EN'an.
TIRE STOC K of BOOTS ASD SHOESMWl
now on band (which is the largest in the B
County) at
COST PRICES FOR CASH !
C"?.No mistake call and ejamino for your
selves either Wkvlemlt or Retail. Store
keepers and others engaged in ihe Shoe Irade
will find it to their advantage to call and look
at bis stock and
save at least 25 per cent. !
Manufacturing; of all kinds done at
very moderate prices and REPAIRING at the
shortest notice.
Cr"Dnn't forget the place next door to J.
4 J. Wall' Store, LEWISBL'RO.
May 9, 1S59 WILLIAM JOHNSON
NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS.
ffm.Bronn Jr. & Cbs. C. Dankle,
Having formed a Partnership, at the old
stand of Wra.4 J.H. Brown, Market St.above
4th, Lewisburg,
ARE offering a laree assortment o'
Fall nnd WISTER Cioods,
ounsisting uf Ready Made Clothing, Cloths,
Casiineres, Coatings, Veslings, Carpelings,
Bleached and Brown Linens, Drillings, Shir
tings, 4c.
Also a large variety of LADIES' DRESS
GOODS, sach as Calicoes, Challies, Lawns
Detains, Barages, Silks, Ginghamshawls.&c
Also all kinds of Notions, Groceries, Hard
ware, Cedarware, Queens and Glassware
Fish, Salt, Tobacco.
Also all kind of Urlck for building pur
poses. Call and examine for yonf selves. Produce
of all kinds taken in exchange for Goods.
BROWN & Dl.NKLE.
Lewisburg, Oct 20, 1859
Just opened, opposite tbe Riviere
House, in the Room lately
occupied by A. Singer.
A FULL and complete assortment of
FALL & WINTER CLOTH-
I N G,snch as Overcoats, Dress Coats, Busi
ness Coats, and Coats of every style anc pat
tern; and Pantaloons and Vests to suit. Also,
a large variety oi under Clothing, such as
Drawers, Shirts, &c. Also.a fine assortment
of Boys Clothing of the latest styles. Also,
HaTS and CAPS eqnal lo any offered in this
country. In fact, I have everything necessary
in the shape of Clothing, which I offer at a
very small advance tor cash.
PHILIP GOODMAN. As'L
tAII kinds of Country Produce taken in
exchange lor Goods. Lewisburg, Oct. 22.
Ntw Arrangements--New Good!
T0SEPH L. HAWN having taken the
O well known SP YKER HA T STOKE, has
refilled it, and filled in an extensive variety ol
Uatt, Cap, Gentlemen' i Clothing, dx.
Also a large and splendid stuck of CLOTHS
CASSlMERE3,&c, which he will make up to
order, s he still continues the Tailoring Busi
ness. He is prepared to execute all work
entrusted to his care, to the satisfaction of the
customer.
IS". B. Cutting and Repairing, done to
order. Lewisburg, April 10, 1857
Fall and Winter Goods.
Hush fc Qo)&ni!UllMt:rchant,LeicilHrrj
HAVE received and opened a CHOICE
assortment of all the latest styles of
FALL and Winter Goods. The particular
attention of the Ladies is called to their stock
of Brilliants
Dress Silks Prints
Delaines Shawls
Fig.Fr.Merinos Collars
Ducal Sleeves
Ginghams Inserting
Fonlards Edging
Chintzes Gloves,4c
ALSO Cloths, Plain and Fancy Cassimeres,
Jeans, Tweeds, Veslings, Muslins, Drill
ings, Tickings, Flannels, Boots aad
tw"8boes, Hals and Caps.jrj
together with a complete assortment of
Groceries, Hardware,
Cedarware, Qneensware, &e
all of which will be disposed of on as favora
ble terms as tbe same articles can be purch
ased anywhere. Ci'rt ui c call t
rrw, FU" FUES!
Hat and Caps.
AN entire NEW STOCK just received at
GIBSON'S Hat Manufactory, Lewis
burg latest styles, cheaper than ever for
cash. Call in,' Ladies and Gents, and exam
ine for yoorselves, and don't stop at places
where the stock has been lying around for
half a dozen years.
FURS repaired or exchanged for new ones.
DKE88 HATS made lo order at short no
tice snd repaired without charge when they
need it.
UNIVERSITY SCHOOLS.
THE Fall Term, of 11 Weeks, will
open on Thursday morning, 8epi. 22.
COLLEGE Tuition per Term - - $10.00
Room rent and fuel - 4-80
Library care repairs
ACADEMT Tuition - From $4 U;$7.00
Care and repaira . - - 45
FEM. INSTITUTE Tuition,from J7to 10.00
Repairs - - - - 20
J. R. LOOMIS, President
Lewisburg. Aoc. 18, 1859
S40.00
PATS for a full course in the Iron Cit.
College, most extensively patronized and
best organized Commercial School in the Uni
led 8taies.
Fonr Larpe TJalls
For Writing, Commercial Calculations, Book
Keeping and Lectures.
Usual time lo complete a fnll course, from
6 to 10 weeks. Every Student, npon gradua
ting, is guaranteed lo be competent to manage
the Books of any Business, and qualified to
earn a salary of from
SSOO to f IOOO.
Students enter at any time No Vacation
Review at pleasure.
iiVsf Picmiumt for Bett Writing
awarded this Institution. The best and grea
test variety ol Penmanship in any one Hall of
the I nion, is lound here.
f.w"Ministers' Sons received at half price.
For Circular ai.d Specimens cf Writing,
and Embellished View of the College, inclose
five letter stamps, and address
782 F. W. JENKINS. Pittsburgh. Pa.
LEWISBURG ACADEMY.
rp HE Fall Selon of this Institution will
J commence Mosday, Sept 19, 1 659, lo con
tinue 13 weeks ; lo be succeeded immediately
by tbe winter Kesnlon or the same
length. A short Vacation will be given during
the Holidays.
All the Branches of a thorough Academic
Course are taught, and young men desirous
of qualifying themselves for Teaching. for en
tering Colleee, or for general business, will
find it to iheir advantage to enter this school.
The Bible is a Text Book.
A large Class of Young Ladies is secured.
TUITION per session of 13 weeks,including
contingenl expenses.
PRIMARY Reading, Writing. tKSner, Arithmtle.
lion., uran. ana U-. innury. f n
AHVANCKIl ENUL1S1I ll not included bo?e SO
LAMiL'AliKS, 7 SO
No additional charges ; also, no deductions
except for protracted sickness. Tuition pay
able immediately upon the close of ihe ses
sion. JOHN RANDOLPH,
August 26, 18S9. Principal.
ggBook Bindery!
rilHB subscriber having rented the entire
I Book Binding establishment of Worden
4t Cornelius aud added to it his own tools, is
now prepared to
BIND OR RE -BIND
Books, Magazines, Pamphlets, Music,
Catalopo.es, Newspapers, &c.
either Fnll or Half-Bonnd, in various kinds of
Leather or of Menus, and lined with Marble
Paper of different figures.
Old Bibles and other Books or Papers which
it is desired to preserve as memorials in a
family, can be made more secure by the Bin
der's skill.
(rj Blank Books. Bibles, Hymn and Prayer
Books, Pocket Bonks, Albums, Diaries. &,
Lettered with Gold
in legible and durable characters, to order.
ML'SIC PORTFOLIOS, Ac, made to suit
customers.
r?A good Bindery has long been desired
in this vicinity, and I therefore respectfully
solicit Ihe public patronage, trusting that my
exnerience and attention to business will give
satisfaction. I intend to charge moderate and
uniform prices, on the Live and Let Live"
principle and hope lo make it a permanent
business.
Prmluce md Store Gooth talen in pay.
IVRent and slock requiring money, I expect
PA Y OK DELI YER Y of all work, jrj
Bindery in Beaver's wooden block, N Third
street, four doors from Market sireet.r.esr the
Chronicle office. CHA'S J. 8TAHL.
Lewisburg, April 1, 1859
LUMBElt! LUMBER !!
riHE subscribers haveforsale
X (in lots lo suupurcnasers;
a large slock of
fiV BOARDS Panel Stuff
Plank. 4c. Also ,00 i"iA RAILS.
26 inch Sawed Shingles superior quality.
Also Square Timber fur Buildings s
Which are offered low for cash, at our Mills
on South Branch of the While Deer Creek in
Hartley township or delivered on the Brush
Valley Narrows road at the end of uur Road.
F"A Diploma lor a superior sample of
Planks, and a Premium for Rails and Shing
les, were awarded ns at the last Union Co.Ag.
Fair. JOHN M'CALL BRO'S,
ly773 Forest Hill P O, Union Co, Pa
BUFFALO HOUSE,
LEWISBURG, VKIOX CO, PA. '
I D. BREWER, Proprietor.
THIS House is tbe largest and most
spacious in Lewisburg. and situated op
posite ihe Court House, on the most elevated
and pleasant part of the town. The proprie
tor, who has recently purchased of the lale
firm of Lawshe & Set-old, has spared neither
pains nor expense in refitting and refurnish
ing the House.
15-Please give him a call and judge for
yourselves. July 1, 1858
OR. I. BRUGGER,
IIOM4EOPATHIC FIIYSICIAX,
In W.Brown't Aew Block, Market St,
73S (IntWMa riftta glitfc.) LIWISBLRQ.
VARIETY OF VARIETIES !
A large and well selected slock of new
Goods in the Notion and Variety line,
has just been received and opened at the Post
Office, and for sale cheap tor cash.
Administrator's Kotlcc.
"NTOTICE Is hereby given, that Letters
It of Administration on the Estate of
ABRAHAM EVER, late of Union township.
Union eonnty, deed, have been granted to the
undersigned by tbe Register of Union county
in due form of (aw : therefore, all persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make
imme.liate payment,and those having any just
claims are also requested to present them le
gally authenticated Tor settlement.
CHR1STIANNA WALTER
imeatone Tp, Union Co. Hot 17, 1859
rpo all aaliB(brwat-fla afCSlitttMBt X UmMWKU-
x ae& Uwda. .
. "av i
SASH and DOORS,
Blinds and Shutters,
Flooring, Siding,
Framing, kc.
tar stla t tin Brut Stir, rf
. S.CALHWILL.
Lvistar-,Oet2S
CO-rARTNEESHIP.
The undersigned hare as
sociated themselves into copart
nership for the purpose of carry
ing on the Lumbering, Planing,
and Carpentering business in all their various
branches, at the
f ctoiobnrg Steam planing iflills,
where they intend to keep a slock of Pine,
Hemlock, Walnut, Cherry, Poplar, Ash, Ma
ple, and all kinds of Lumber, Flooring Shel
ving, Siding, Shingles, Lath, Joists, Studding,
Fencing, Pickets, Door and Window Frames,
Doors, Shuiters, Blinds, Sash, Mouldings,
Brackets, &c. Planing, Sliding, Scroll Saw
ing, Ac, done at short notice and all work
warranted lo give satisfaction, both in rice
and workmanship.
J. D. DIEFFEXPERFER,
MARTIN PRF.ISBACH,
BEYERS AMMON8. .
hmMmr Planing Mllli, April I, 1
$3,000 Wanted!
IN pursuance of an act of the last Legisla
ture of Pennsylvania, ihe Commissioners
of Union county desire to Borrow money
lo Ihe above amount, in sums not less lhan
$100, the interest to be paid annnally. and the
principal within three years. Inquire of
H. P. SHELLER. Treasurer.
Lewisburg, Pa., May 26, IC58.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
William Jones,
ATTORNEY at Law. Collections
promptly attended to. Office on Market
street, opposite the Presbvtertan chinch.
69U LEW1SBCHG.PA.
1?rntt and Arnamantal Traea. M&if.
' ' &st'i
SxijiiliJiJiSjii
flflj flebwring 'flqi)is.
gSj The subscriber has on hand a splendid
collection of both Fruit and Ornamental
TREES, Ac. Ac embracing the very best
varieties of Apples. Pears, Peaches, Plums,
Cherries, Apricots, Nec ariiies,Grapes,Gonse
berries. Raspberries. Ci mats, Strawberries.
Lrge Horse Chestnut, European Monntain
Ash, American Mountain Ash, Sugar Maple
for street planting. Ever-blooming Rose, and
a splendid collection of IJulbous and other
Flowering Plants.
tyNursery Grounds on the farm of Ja's
F. Linn Esq. on the Turnpike, within balf a
mile of Lewisburg. All orders will receive
strict attention. LP J'erm inrnrinbly CASH.
WILSON I. LINN.
Lewisburg, July 7, 1858.
CABINET WARE ROOM
NORTH 4lh Street. The subscriber
most respectfully informs the citizens ol
Lewisburg and vicinitv, thai he has on hand
and for sale a cheap lot of I'l R.MTI KE,
for the Spring trade, comprising
Dressing and Common Bureaus, Sec
retaries and Book Cases, Center,
Card and Pier Tables, Diuing and
Breakfast Tables, Cupboards, Cot
ttiire and other Bedsteads, Stands.
Sofas, and Chairs
of all kinds. C G F F I N S made to order or
short notice.
The public are cordially invited lo examine
his work, as be is sure lhai they will be satis
lied with his slock of Ware, and prices.
SOLOMON l'OL'NO
Lewisburg, Sept. 15, 18.r6
ABR'H E. BOWER,
"V ,e-v atthmaktr
jVaad Jeweler,
Ll tW. secoud door above Third,
iRviT U5A'"5 on Market street
Would respectfully inform the public that he
has on hand a fine assortment of Uold and
Silver Lever and Lepine Watches a good
stock of (Sold, Cameo and Masonic Breastpins
of Ihe latest style Hold and Cameo Earrings
Ac, which he intends to sell very cheap also
a splendid assortment of Eight-Day and Thirty
HourCLOCA'i'and Time pieces. Every article
warranted to be what it is sold for.
Tbe greatest care will be taken in Repai
ring; and Cleaning of Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry, and everything warranted to give
satisfaction. Please make him a call, and
give him some trouble to show bis Walcbes
and Jewelrv- July 31. 13
Clocks.lv at Ch
en, and Jewelry,
4th door west of Hank,
Also, particular attention paid to KE
PAIRING of all kinds.
I bare also the agency for ihe sale of
the celebrated Coal Oil Lamps,
which will recommend themselves to
every one. Call and see.
Sept. 9. 18881 A E J'fcNUHMAiS
1HK
Aaclloa ail teaiatssloa Bouse Is Lewisburg.
UlimSI Legal Auctioneer!
F.A.DonebOWer having been appointed
sole Auctioneer lor Lewisbi.re, is prepared to
attend to all calls in his line in town and
country.
commission sales.
In April next, I intend to open on Marke
street a Room for ihe reception, and ihe sale
at slated times, of all kinds of Goods at Auc
tion. Any one wishing to dispose of any arti
cle can deposit it wilh me and I will sell it at
the best advantage I can and charge a per
centage for t.ie same
Feb. SB, I89 F A DONEHOWER
HONEY WANTED!
THE undersigned wants One Thou
sand Dollars out of his Book Ac
counts to pay on" his debts. He owes, and is
unpleasantly urged for payment. Those,
therefore, who are in arrears lo him for
six months and over, will please settle
accounts immediately; and those in arrears,
under six months, will receive a reasonable
discount on Iheir accounts for payment made
within thai time. Better settle whilst you
may, and before being cnmpelled.r Also
N. B All persons, hereafter, employing
the professional services of the subscriber,
will be called upon to settle their bills punc
tually at six months aiier attendance given.
CHARGES MODERATE, and a reasonable
amount of charity practice expected to be giv
en where persons bave the disposition, but
not Ihe means, lo pay. Others, in iheir prac
tice, may extend on unlimited credit; but, for
himself, he has, for the future, fixed on the six
Hurras Ttaw, which will be strictly adhered
to in ail cases.
5j Strict attention given to business as for
merly. WM. LEISER, M. 1).
Lewisburg, July 28, lH59m8
FARM Utida fbrsale, 25 nllei from Phlladelpbia, by
Kail road, in tbe Plate of New Jertt-y. toil among
the beet tor AcrkaltwraJ parpoaer, beiuc a cood loaaa
anil, with a clay bottoaa. Tbe laod ia a larre traet, di-
aidad into ibmII finns, aod handredii froaa all parta of
uw rrtumry ara aow reiiiiBa; ana DaHtiinft. tb eropa
pradtieed ara lanre and eaa be ar-ta growing. Tba eli
Biato ia ftvitathtfur, and aeeure fron fropta. Terma .raa
tla to i2u pr acre, payable within four yeara by faaUr-
aTCdLii. To Ttoit tbe pi are Leave Vina btrrt Wharf at
PhUadsitpbtm al 7 A. M., by ftaiiroad fr lUrainontcn,
araddre- R J. Bjrnca, by letter, IlaBiAvaton Poat (ri
fle, Atlantic enemty. hew Jmj. foil Uftytkt
BfAl 1 aAttatx aciotiB.
Insurance.
GET IN SLUED!
West Snarl. lwnrt fMpur
HON. C. G. HARVEY, Pre-ident,
i. W. CHAPM N, Secretary.
This company, on entering upon Ihe filth
year of Iheir business, submit Ihe following
statement of tbeir assets and business lo tbe
public
Whole amount of Risks f 3,800,000
Assets.
Boada and wwicafu amine bj ant Uaa ftoo.MO
Cub on band
In band, by Arrti 4,000
Note matted for Frralawi oolong terms
And In fcrca tnO,O0O
Total (130,600
Loeana paid daring taut ynr SS.OUO
raid dividenda and communions Soo
This Company continues to insure every
description of property, such as buildings,
good, merchandize, &c, against loss or dam
age of Fire, and for any time limited or per
petual. We would call the particular atteniion o
owners of valuable stock, to ihe depa'lmen:
of Lite Stock liuuranee. Horses, Cattle and
Mules Insured against loss by death, from
either natural or accidental causes. Also
Insurance on Ihe Health of Ind.vidualt for
the term of one year, at modes rte rales.
JAMES B. HAMLIN, Agent.
Lewisburg, Oct 20, 1859.
American Life Insurance & Trust Co.,
(Capital Stock $51)0,000)
COMPANY'S Buildings.Walnul street, S E
corner of Fourth Philadtlphia.
C7 Lives insured at ihe usnal Mutual rates
or at Joint Stock rates about -0 per cent, less
or at Total Abstinence rates ihe lowest in the
world. A. WHILLU1N, President
Job C. Siwa, See.
747 GEO. F. MILLER, Agent, Lewisburg
AT A BARGAIN!
The subscriber has on hand for
sale Two Sew Rtipgies, which he
oiler at a bargain lor Cash or will Exchange
for a good liURsE. Call soon or ton will
miss it. B. F. HL RSH,
At rturab A Oiwrflman'a St..re,
or if absent, inquire ol W. H.Ritter, at Wm.
Brown, Jr.'s store. Lewisburg. Feb. 15
NOTICE.
TO the Citizens of Lewisbnrg and vicinity
C E.. Ilines has removed his Barber
Shop from the Kiviere House lo Market street,
basement of Widow Anions' building, one
door above the Post Office. Thankful for all
p ast favors, be hopes to merit a continuance
of the public patronsge.
' N. H.
T alt who UtTT here tillthir Ivanla rrrw tfrf
To t a plfNUftnl ihMv. ipmxJ as taubt-r rvvr r
J ut rat) on IIi.hu at hi a!ooD. tuj mnm.coraoc-nf
Towels clean, raaora sharp and Kiur kro.
Lewisburg April 1, 1659. . U HINES.
THE subscriber con
L linoes to carry on ihe
Liver? Rusiness a
me uia siana on oouiu
Third street, near Market, and respectfullj
,L- n .;c fWomts nnt ihf
I It. I la nit xiuu.f v. ..id ......
public generally. CHAKI.ES F.HESS.
Lewisburg. May 22, 1850
C. W. SCHAFFLE'S
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
Drug and Chemical Emporium
Market Street - . - Lewisburg. Pa.
James B. Hamlin,
A TTOK.NEY at LAW,
I V. Office on Second St. west side,2no
door south of Market, Lew Isiburs;,
Sm593 L'nion Co. Pa.
WINFIELD FACTORY!
Aeor Ilarllelon, Union Co., Pa,
THE subscriber, thankful
for past patronage, would inform
his friends and the public in gene
ral, thai he continues to manufac
ture all kinds of Woolen Goods, such as
Cloths, Cassimeres. Tweeua, Sattinetts, Jeans,
Blankets and Flannels; also. Carpet and
Slocking Yarns. His machinery being of the
hest kind in nse, and having employed the
best of workmen, he feels sale in saying
that his work shall not be surpassed by
any establishment in the country. A good sup
ply of the above goods kepi constantly on hand
for sale or to exchange for wool, at prices
that can not fail to please. WOOL will be
Carded in the best mannerand on tbe shortest
notice. Terms for carding, cash on the de
livery of ihe rolls. MARK HALFPENNY.
- Winfield Mills, March 30, 1857.
THOSIAS 6. CRIER,
(ancerfaor to J.L.Tonsi.)
W at comaker and Jeweller,
Located two doors eaat of the .land rrrrnllj occupied b
air. Vodet LCWlclil'ItU, fa.
Clocks, Watches, &c repaired on shot!
notice and warranted lo give satistartion.
CifAn excellent assortment of Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry cn hand Cnrap fur Cash.
GILT FRAMES of all sizes made lo order
Lewisburg, April 29, 1S53
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Philadelphia.
PIIEAP EXPRESS
J Rettocllos. of Baletd
MERCHANTS and all persons engaged is
shipping Goods to and from Philadelphia-
consult yocr own interests !
Goods shipped from 10 to 13 per ceu, less
per 100 lbs. ihan by any other Lines.
WALLOWKK'S LINE
of DAILY CARS are carrying freight to and
from that point at ihe following Great!
Reduced Rales i
1st Class 85 cts. per 100 pounds
S do 31 do
3 do 37 do
4 t'o 24 do
Special 19 do
tyilepolin Philadelphia Peacock, Zejt af
Hinchman. t!08 & 810 Market Si
Persons should be careful to have their
Goods marked in care of the above Line, tat
prevent imposition from other Lines
Nov 13 JNO WALLOW ER SOX
Evani k Witinat'a
;-54a naLAtf avskr airami
. ' .. HUM I'W..-. . a.
rhiiadtipkh
ANOTHER mtVWPBi
lj.iuiLtf iu, fept. Sf, 1M.
T trta rraWQt of tnv Tnt agncmstarra!
t rWty Ti kubrtriLw-rs, your euevaiittM u axaata
UieuDtBUofa SataBaavUr 0a ft?, of Masai Waaaafj.
aftrr brian rjOot-ti lo a sHixog fir om tba fair Bmaal
aWt!fbt hi-nra, lpcrtfuMjr ftfrtvut
Tl a.1 alter ara coiti at oak wood acrl thraa af fimm
bawl brea rouunis-4 around tba hafw.it vaa opafjasJ b
lh jr-nce f Mm romaj.lt. aaxl tba Oataa.w tafcam
tVut. a little varmr'l. but sot " rrorrbcit.
tft-Trral friiTt-r Uedslf bentofrra rwcaivttf by tba aaaa
ufarturrra. akd a iarica quabtitj of 4ocuaaiit atj bb
tha J, anil cat dm ul rnttroJj aaaajurHL
Ths. iiiB-i.t MtMts-ej aa of tba caparit"; of hM
cftbtakmd to protect abalaata fiua aay baa ta vbialt
tjiit" may bo eX(ei.
Jam CuiBBUltawj arda4 ft D iptesi a4 Mlaw Wabal.
tiu. W. WooaaAJkJk.
J m W tiiaT,
1 KfctTnurosav 4
AuxutB. Giua.
STILL ASOIHLB.
WawnrcT", LVl cp. 17, latf. Jfcaara. Iran t
Wma. 1'biiaJs-lfLia.
Irtntttmtn .-'lb ealananJrr Fira-Ptwf Safe af Jf4
Btanufat-turv, faurrbaM.il I-j a frtan yur AgaBt F atria'
A tiarrttt.fif uurciiy, aoaia a me Bionlba ago, a aa
Ttrelj tried by Lutglan (at Saturday aifbt. aa aJ
tbu;b ihry iiad a wlrcev bamsuer, nld ebel, drills'
ao-i guiapoadcr, tb-y did aot nue-rrad im af-ealDsj ia
lMfe. 1U9 Unit Utti one f"HalJa CaUat Povder-
l-Toot," tbe etjttld aot prt the powder into it, but drill
eJ a bolej in the loaer pan-) aLO lortvd ia a lara cbaryos
abirb wa ignited, and ailboocb tba door, tend sa4
out, -lifwrd tbe rxj'ltiMt ti ant to baft brea a itnall obOa
it aa not f read opn. Wr sof poac tbay vera tbafiaa
trr part of tbv ni(.bl at work on it. V are much Maa
iftvd at tbe irult of tbe atu aaLt to eater K. and if tbel
1 ateofe factf axa of any arrtirr. ara at liberty (a) asf
BAT SARD 4 JONU.
great riRf:rJxoTtEs 7 til mm If
hf XTiLL, Troa Muck 13, lftft.
Mf-Kni. EVANS t HA1MI.N, 1 biiasJeli bta :
Gcntteviin It afiordi- ma itrrat o.eaur ta aary ta yavj
that tbe ralauiaiLait-r tafr. a birb 1 purrbaat-d of yoa ia
February, le."a, jtruvrd to be a bat you ivmasaaradird It
a Mire rvtvrtu is frcm fire. My atorebouaa, trftbwr
wilh aaaaral otbrrr. waa bnrned to tbe Kronnd la Xaeaa)
la-U Ma Safr fell through into tba cellar, aad waaex
poastl to Intebr-ebeat for ix cr right boura, and wbeaj.
it wn taken fri m tba ruiD aod orud, ail ita aaatanta
were foutid to be ia a prrtett tale, tba books aad tba
paper act bt-iaz ii'jurtd aoy wbateeer. I eaa cbeerf Ur
) reroaimrn'1 yur SalVf to tbe rotomaDity. belieTif
a 1 du, tbat tlf y are a near trt-pr.f u it la pwaibi
lur any Pare to be made. TiluMAS J- K KLI.
t"A lanre afirtmenr of tbe abnva SAVh-i always
on bnd. t3U. ( heatout Street, 0a Su lb fear lb
bt., r-biladelphia.
J. EOMW00LY & BR0.
T70RWARD1,G and COMMISSION
L MFRCIIA.NTS for the sale of
Flour, train, SerK aae Procure geaerallj.
Csf W arehouse, Central Block, No. 14 Broad
St. below Kace Philadelphia Oel.3na J
rri C0RRECTI0W.
r? 0,wd shipped froas PhiladelpSt
it. bv W.iLLOWER'S Line are iVOT "re-
shipped at llarnsturg." (as would appear by
i i o- i r
Vf pAit.hsr c Ai!vfiriis.iiTiairit hnt ttn. ikrnnsk
"r fw
wuhou: delay to their dpsiiDation on the Sus
quehanna or trie? A Vest U ranch.
July 20, C. G. FRICK, Agent
CARPETS
at Eldridge's Cheap Stare.
IEI.NG in a lye-street, where lbe store ex
) peases are very light, Ihe subscriber is
euabled to sell at the Very Lowest Prices.
Persons visiung Philadelphia, aod wishiac to
buy CarptLs, nil Cloths, Maltioes, 4c, will
do welt lo examine tbe large assortment of.
Tapestry Biusseis, 1
Imperial 3-ply. CARPETS.
Ingrain and lenitian, )
and Oii Cloths of all widths in great variety.
Also, Canicn and Cotton Mattings of all
kinds, wilh a lare assortment of low-priced
Irmrain Carpets, and Entry and Stair Carpets,
Kugs, Mats, Lroggeis. Stair Kods.Kag Carpets,
Cottun Carpels, AiC, 4cc.
H. H. ELDRIDCR,
No. 43 Strawberry sL, Id dm r ab Chrsinut,
PlllLAUELfHIA.
CfS'rawberry is ihe first street west of
Secrnd.j 80Sm3
The Wonder of the Age !
ROB It l DIUV EUEIM0R WAH16 UtrSlSI
IS guaranteed in do any ordinary washing
iu cne brur's lime and with 50 percent,
less injury to cli thes than by lbe old nethod.
Couniy rights fr sale id Ihe Stale of Peon'
sylvama, and also Machines for sale Whole
sale and Retail by Messrs.
PLOWMAN M'BRIDE.
7d lm3 13 So. Third St. Philadelphia
PEIPHErVS LINE
rpo A.D FKO.M PHILADELPHIA,
X KEDICTIO Or FISEIGHT.
1.t CtaAA As c&U pr 1C0 poviMlA.
(io 40 lo do
id do 33 do do
4'h do 27 do do
hftcial ' do do
neat, R; and Corn, 13 ceata per SuAbaL
Pbilad. Depot with
Freed, Ward 4 Freed, 811 Market St.
Thankful for Ihe liberal patronage givea sa
we hope by strict attention to business to
merit a continuance of ihe same. .
THO'S PE1PBER
For further ioforma'ion apply lo
lyVJS C R M'UIXLY, Atnt, Lewisbarf
KOTICE TC SHIPPERS.
rERSOXS shipping Goods to Philad.w:II
please be particular and
Hark them in care of Feipher'i Line ;
otherwise, they will be re-shipped at Birr
bur?. hicii will be attended with ielsv.
kay 6, THUS. PEII HER.
SPICES! SPICES ! SPICES!
rL KE and No. I (iiound Pepper.
Gin per. Cinnamon, Allspice, Cloves.
American and English Mustard.
Cayenne Pepper, Nutmegs, Mace.
Sup. Cara. Soda, Saltpetre, Saierataav -Cara
ay and Coriander Seed.
8al Si da, Indigo.
Ashinn Dairy and Ground Bait, Ac,
For Sale at the Eagle Mills No.24tnj
S46 North Frtnt street, corner of New, Phil
adelphia. HOWARD WORRELL.
I IT Purchasers will find it greatly lo their
interest both i j quality and price lo buy ihess
goods, which arc warranted as represenledr
forfeited. A trial is solicited.
James F. Linn. J. HerrUI Linia
T F. & J. M. 1LN,
J Atform-js at Law.
LEM'ISCL'KU,
674 Union County, Penn'a.
J. MERRIU UX?I Coiisiasiosis lur th Slat of '".
with por to UA. PcpoiHona,aekiHiledl rotfcAA.
LCWIS rAI..lER,
A KCH1TECT and BlILDEB,
i.EwisiiiRG, r
CF Office in the I'niveistj B'ldiof
'lisvi M I Uai
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