AX ADIEU.
A blooming lass of sweet sixteen
first rouse! mi admiration,
With looks so mild, t thought that she
Loved me like all creation;
My boyish heart at last found words
Its tale of lave to tell her.
And listened when she fondly swore
She loved some other feller !
My second was more lovely far
Than all the girls around her.
With mules and nigners, stocks and lands,
And muney too confonnl her;
I coaxed her with a canning tongue.
And nought she asked refused her.
But when she begged me to "excuse,"
I, like a fool, -excused her."
The next had charming, golden curls,
Around her shoulders Heating,
With lip andeye and voice so sweet,
I scarce could help from courting;
So mild, so gentle too. was she
So little touched with evil.
But when 1 made my motive known.
She proved a perfect d coquette !
I tried again, with like results,
The lower and the higher
Each beauty seemed to dote on me
Until I came to try her.
So here's a toast to one and all
The female population ;
I'll keep my pictures, bonks, and rings,
And quit the occupation.
Explanatory.
The steamer S , commanded by
Capt. S- , exploded several jcars ago
with terrible effect, and burned to the wa
ter's edge. Capt. S was blown into
the air, alighliDg near a floating bale of
cotton, upon which be floated, uninjured,
bat much blackened and muddied. Arri
ved at village several miles below, to
which the news of the disaster had prece
ded biro, bo was accosted by the editor of
the village paper, with whom he was well
acquainted, and eager for an item.
"I ay, boy ! is the S Mowed up ?''
"1'cs."
"Was Captain S . killed 7"
'Xo I am Captain S "
"The thunder jou are! IIow high was
you blowcd 7"
"Iligh enough to think of every mean
thing I ever did iu my life Lefom I came
down."
The editor started on a run for his office,
the paper about going to press, and uot
wishing to omit the item of intelligence
for the next issue, two weeks off, wrote as
follows :
"The steamer S bas burst her boil
er, we learn from Capt. S , who says
be was up long enough to think of every
mean thing he ever did in bis life before
be lit. We eui pose be was up about three
months."
The next issue apologized for the above,
thus :
"We meant to say, the boat was three
months old, not the Captain, who is of i
course worse for what we said in cur last j
j
Gift Hooks. A year since we were ;
offered $100 worth of advertising nj eacn
of two "gift-book" men, which was, of.
course, refused j for we look upon these
one rators as bumbucs. Sometimes a few
valuable books are given out as baits, but
takco as a whole, the thing is a nuisance.
One of the parlies, on beingrefuscd, made
a great shew of innocence and respectabil
ity, and got vouchers all the way from
Philadelphia for his good character, and
almost demanded the admission of his ad-1
vertisenient. To-day, that man lies in our :
Oily pristm. He ought to have severs.
companions, who are now lying out of it. j
American Agriculture for March.
Reverse of Fortune. The St. L.nu-;
is Kepublicaii relates the following: Kate
Lecouot, once one of the handsomest wo
men io St. L"uis, and some years ago
worth 830,01)0, lately applied f-r admis
sion to the couuty poor house. Five years
since a man, by the name of Wilson,
married ber, or at least she supposed she
was married to him, but it seems that
the marriage was a fraud, and he iu some
way got bold of her property, squandered
it and left ber destitute. This was the
beginning of misery.
The hotel keepers of Charleston are de
termincd to make someintog nauusomc . ,
of tkt Pemocncy who shall visit that city
to attend their National Convention. It
is said tbey bav. fixed the price of board-
ing for the occasion at screw dollars o uiiy. I
Those who intend going from Boston, and i
oiber places from whieh it is practicable,
are making arrangements to charteraves- j
sel which will grve them place to eat j
and sleep in without sunjeettng inemsei.e, ,
to the extortion designed to be practiced
by the Charleston publicans.
A greenhorn, from somewhere, standing
carelessly upon tbe end of oue of tbe East
River Tiers, watching a Brooklyn ferry
boat, accidentally lost his equilibrium,
and found himself suddeuly iu tbe "damp."
II. however, soon clambered up asain, and
while blowing off ihe superfluous brine, he
was asked by a bystand.r how he relished
old Xep'uoe's soup, to which be replied : i
'Val, I aiu't got much ag'in it ; but all
I have to say is, that whoever put the Bait
in warn't a bit stingy."
It is aiguiGcant as singular, that not a
single disunion speech has been made in
tbe House of Representatives in Congress
since the election of Mr. l'ennington !
Tbe election of a Republican Speaker, it
will be remembered, was to sigflal the dis
solution of tbe 1'nion. So much are tbe
tbrcati of tbe Mulatto-Democracy worth,
and do more.
Hod. Edward Bate?, who is now a prom
inent candidate for the Republican nomi
nation for tbe Presidency, is a nativo of
Virginia, in his CTtb year, and tbe father
of seventeen children.
A person somewhat given to speech ma
lting was recently elected a member of
the school committee, in a Massachusetts
town, under a solemn promi'c never to
mate a -ipcecL tJi,re oxy Khool
Perilous Position.
Near Dubuque, Iowa, last week, a shaft
was being blasted through a rock thirty
feet deep. A man named Norton was en
gaged iu drilling, while a companion at
tended the windlass and drew him up
when the sigual was given. The Herald
ays:
Having finished a drill, loaded it, and
getting ready preparatory to firing the
fuse, Mr. Norton commenced picking op
bis tools, in readiness to ascend. At tbit I
momcut, his foot struck the caudle, upset
ting it exactly on the fuse, and in a sec
ond it bad caught and was Cuing down to
wards the powder. Mr. Norton immedi
ately commenced calling on the man above
to pull him up. The latter was at some
little distance from the shaft, and did not
hear the cry; but, fortunately, happening
to look io that direction, he saw the rope
shaking, i:d ibioking I hit he might be
wanted, he hastened up. Io the next in
stant he berime aware what was wanted,
and immediately c.iuiiueDCL-d hauling up
the other. The situation of the latter was .
anytbinz but pleasant sufficient time I
seemed to bit imagination to have elapsed
for the fuse to burn the powder, and be ;
momentarily expected to be blon out of;
the shaft.
The man at the windlass made supcrhu-1
man efforts, and bad hauled the other
wiihio some ten feet of the mouth, when
the handle of the windlass broke! For
tunately, Mr. Norton caught a foothold
on the projecting shelf, and thereby saved
projecting shelf, and thereby saved j
: from falling to the bottom. liut I
b ..... .,
ltion was anything but desirable, as j
himself fr
the positi
he was in no way protected from the ef
fects of the explosion, while it was only
by superhuman efforta that be kept him
self from falling from the narrow standing
place. There was no way to get out, and
be was sure to be riddled with tbe shower
of rocks that would rise from below. Thus
be stood, momentarily expecting that a
terrible death would meet bitn stood ,
thus in an agony which must be imagined,
as it is too strong for description. IIow j
long the time was he did not know, but it j
seemed ages rather than seconds, until a i
sufficient time bad elapsed to introduce
ihe hope that tbe blast would not explode. ;
This proved eventually to be the case, al
though be probably suffered a dozen
deaths before tbe fact became apparent.
It almost seems miraculous that it did not ;
but such most fortunately proved to be the
ease, and Mr. Norton escaped a acath
al-
most too horrible to think of.
Southern Insults.
A little "scene" wiil still, once in a
while, transpire in Congress. The G'o&e,
the official organ of Congress, gives this
report of an episode in the House, a few j
days ago :j
Mr Van w ,. g- j wi ;Dllule ;D
no UI1kiud remark to wound the feelings of;
any man, but the charge must be met,:
aud lii-tory vindicated, let tbe eoustqucn- :
cess fall where and as t lu y may. Uue ;
gcutlcuian spoke of Massjehusctts burning
witches iu the ancient limes. Does he uot
know that your own people burn slaves at !
tbe slake? and it seems to waken no bor-!
ua of Miss, finterrurtintr ) I
j,ronouncc tbe gentleman a liar and a
ecouu,ye I pronounce the gentleman's
aS9crtion fa!JC utterly false.
Mf yan Wj(.k Mj time ghorI
and 1 hope not to oc interruptea.
Mr. llivis of Mits. You have no right
tu utter such foul and filse slaudcra.
Mr. Gartrell. I riso to a poiut of order.
It is that uo no oil ei upon I his fl ior has
a right to 1 1 be I me people of any section
of this country, and then deny to I lie rep
resentatives of that pe 'pie the right to re
ply. I pronouuee tbe assert ion made by
the gcutlmiaii f ilse and unfounded.
Mr. Van V)ck. 1 have beard such
' words before, and I am not lo Lcoi.-iurb-
j cd nor interfered with by auy blustering ;
; of that sort. 1 am uot here to libel any
' part of the Union
Jr of j,ifs you g0 out.
Columbia and test the
of sonaj eourage anJ
?
yu j rwj nJwhcre
witbout of ny one For he firs,
jou g(ood up
fllor eontioa:,lly libeling tbe Nartb,
of c
(hem a njanoer of
crimes ; and now you are thrown into a
great rage when I tell you a few facts.
Mr. Davis of Miss. Mr. Chairman
The Chair. The gentleman from New
York can not be interrupted except by a
poiut of order, acd the chair appeals to
the gentlemen of the Committee not to vi
clale the rules of the House. The Chair
j trusts they will not do so.
Mr. Davis of Miss. I shall observe
thorn, sir, if others do not; but I certain
ly will not permit Southern people to be
slandered.
Mr. Van Wyck. If gentlemen are so
sensitive in regard to their own feelings,
I ask them to be sensitive as to tbe feel
ings of others ; if tbey were, we would not
have had such wholesale dennnciations of
tbe people of the North as we had during
the first eight weeks of this session.
EEMARKABLK ClRCfil.STANCE.-Thcre j
is now residing on lludi-oo street, 10 tbe
third ward of Elmira, N. i'., an old lady
named Mrs. Haiioah We tber, who reached j
her taentv-fitth Ui th day oo ednesdaj of ,
last week, and jet is onehundred yearsold.
This remarkable circumstance is attribut
able to the fact that she was born on Feb.
29, 17C0, and as that wis leap year, there
bate been but tweuty-Gve recurrences of
that day from the time of ber birth to the
j preecci time.
UN10X COUNTY STAlT&
Vegetable
'lllli GKEAT l-AJllLx
Taken Internally Cured
gt'I'DKN rot.ns. COl'liliS, Ac,
Vl KAK STOMA! II,
UKNKItAU I'KlllLITV.
M.KSIS.i SoHK H'I III.CANKkB,
I.IVK.K IIIMI'I.AINT,
DV.ll'KfSIA III. lSMI'IOTION,
CKAUf AMI I'AIN IN Tlilfi M'OMACIT,
rl.l Kl. COM PLAINT.
I'MNTKHSCOilO. ASIATHTtlOLltnA,
DIAIillll'KA AM uiahNrblil
riHE PAIN KILLER is by universal consent anoweu io m.r " ,
I unsurpassed in the history of medical preparations. Its instantaneous etlect in the en
...,,i,.,.,n...d ex.incon of PAIN in alius various forms incidental to Ihe human I
family, and the unsolicited written and verbal testimony of the masses in us lavor, nave
been and are its own best advertisement. trurf V VITFTAHl F render
The in.red.en.s which enter into the Pain Killer, being PL REI. 1-f.F BI'E-"n'
it a PERFECTLY SAFE and erT.cacious remedy taken internally, as well as lor external
applications, when used according Io .he directions. The kl..ht sla... up. n linen from .1.
uU in external applications, is readily removed by w.shin- with a liitle a.cohol.
This medicine, so justly celebrated for the cure of so many o 1 o M jn
Ihe human family, has now been berore the
found its way into almost every corner of the
same opinion is expressed of its real medicinal
. i i ii. n nnim ihe
uablea" I, 'aM inMa'maneoJVene;; KEI..EVINO PAIN is truly wonderful, and when
used according to directions is Irue to its name,
It is in truth a FiVILY MEDICINE, and should be kept in every Umtly for immediate
ue. Persons iVavelmu should always have a b. tile of this remedy with them. It is not
..f...,i -h. nersons are attacked with disease, and bch.re medical aid can be
.i .L I tUr hone nf
supply themselves with a few bottles of this remedy belore leavms porl. as by so doing
ihey will always be in possession of an invaluable remedy Io resort to in ra; n
and sudden attacks of sickness. It has been used in severe cases of ihe t HOLLRA. and
never has failed in a single case, where it was
Obtain a copy of the PEOPLE'S PAMPHLET, which contains full directions for nsintr
the Pain Killer, together with a brief sketch of the first introduction of ihe medicine, rec
ommendatory notices, cenifiraies, Ac, Ac.
The present f..rm, (adopted July 1. ISM.) in which the Pain Killer is pnt np is a flat
J",eJre..?i...J J..,h , hp words "DAVIS' VEtiETAIil.E PA I X KILLER" blown
In the glass, on one sole of which is a miniature likeness of Perry "avis tne or.gina. in- j
ventor of the medicine ; on the opposite our note oi nanu, in coiin.e.rii ..... ...... ...
f,.rerv bv the laws of the I nited sates. These labels are finely executed steel engravings, ;
aild the Jc'ea 'ed com auendmg the execution and rr, g of .he same, is incurred for the j
anj .,e mcrea-ed cost attendirj the execution
proiection of the public a-a.nst "''''".' ;j
To those who have so Ions nsed and proved
sha .onlinue to prepare our Pain Killer
nrenrtre our 1'ain jio-r
shall be every way worihy of their approbation as a family medicine.
Prices, 12 1-2 cents, 25 cent?. f0 cents, and $1 per Eotllo
J"Bc-vare of Countei "fcits ami Imitation?.
PKlMiV IAVIS" SOX.
Manufacturers and Proprietors, 71 High St., Providence, R. I.
NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS.
W-M.Krotvn Jr. & "lw. C. DunKle,
IL-ivins formed a Partnership, at the old
stand of Win. A J.H. Brown, Market Sl.above
4:h, Lewisburg,
VKE otlering a lartre assortment o'
Tall :inl v. ivi i:k .oN, '
oonsisting of Heady Made Cloihing, t.loths,
Casimeres, Coatings. Vesiings, Carpetings,
Bleached and IJrown Linens, Dtiliings, Slur-:
tings, Ac. I
Also a lartre variety of LAVIKS' I) HESS ;
GOODS, surh as Calicoes. Challies. Lawns j
Delains. ISarsges, Silks. t!in.'hainsliawls.A-c
Also all kinds of Notions, (.roceries, Hard- !
ware, Cedarwaie, Queens and Ciassware I
Fish, Salt, Tobacco. I
Also all kind of Ilrit k for building pur
poses, j
Call and examine foryoursehes. Produce ,
of all kinds taken in exchange for Goods. I
BROWN A DL'NKLE. .
Lewisburg, Oct 20, It-iS
RiVlEBE HOUSE
LEWlSUVliO, I'A.
It. ti. Iliri Zi:!., Prop'r.
fpHIS Hotel is located in the renter of ihe
J low n, one square from the Court House.
Persons attending Conn, or bavins other bu
siness in the town, will find Ihis a pleasant
and comfortable home. Charges moderate.
Lewisburg, Pa., Sept. fi, 1S.VJ m3
Josiah Baker & Co.,
HAVE made arrangements willi E.
E. Locke & Co. to furnish 95 per cent.
ALCOHOL.
by the Bbl. and Half Bbl. as cheap as it can
be bonght in Philadelphia.
They have also jusi received a general as
sortment of
Mm, mwnm
Paliiis aud OII-M-la and Putty,
CQPiL VARKtSKSS,
DRUSIIKS and I'EUFUMKUV,
CONFECTIONERY. FANCY SOAPS.
CUTLEIir, lit'RXIXG FLUID,
Pine Oil, all popular Patent Medicines,
Liquors,Tbacco, Snuff.Irks, Soda
Ash, Wheel Grease, &c. &c.
All the above articles offered VERY
CHEAP FOlt CASH. Call before buying
elsewhere. Our Motto is
"Small ro(i- & quick Sales."
Lewisbnrg, May 13. 1659.
aiir uoii'juaft as on
Ju.-t opened, opposite the Riviere
House, in the Room lately
oceupicd liy A. Singer.
A FULL ami complete assortment of
A FALL &. WINTER CLOTH-
I N G,sneh as Overcoats, Press Coats, llusi
ness Coats and ('oats of every style ani pat
tern ; and Pantaloons and Vests to suih Also,
a large variety of Under Ctoihin;, surh as
Drawers, sihirl", Ac. Also. a fine assortment
of Boys' CI. 'thin; of the latest stvles. Also,
HaTS and CAI'S equal lo any offered in this
country. In fact, I have everything necessary
in the shape of Clothin-r, which I oiler at a
very small advance for cash.
PHILIP (JOODMAN, At-'t.
I"?" All kinds of Country Produce taken in
exchange f.-r Goods. Lewisburg, Oct. 22. '
1.9.ISC0.
The Cost Work and Latent Sty Ira
T A 1 L 0 R I II II
JOHN B. MILLER
thankful for past favors
would state that he has re
ceived the FALL A Winter
Fa-hions, and is prepared to
CUT, M AKE, and IJKHAIR
garments as usual. He will
endeavor, as heretofore, to
execute his work satisfacto
rily lo all Lewisburg, Oct lfftS
BUFFALO HOUSE,
LEWISBURG, IMOy CO PA.
L. . BREWER, Proprietor.
rTMIIC Ilni'ca Ic llm lnrirn;! anil irtriv;!
J spaci(iug in Lewisbarg, and sit0tfd up
posite llie llonrt House, oo the most elevated
and pleasant part of Ihe town. The proprie
ii li K r .. . T 1 1- ii i -1 1 rl i . T Ik. Int.
fir r Lawshe & SebnM, has spared neither
pains nor expense in refitting and re-lurnisn
inz the House.
LT'Please give him a call and judce for
yourselves. July 1, IHW
DR. I. BR.UGGER,
U03I0:0PATI1IC PUTf-.lt I AX,
In W.Broum't Hew Block, Market St,
(Wr,i rifit i r.Hh.) 1.KWIS riuo,
LEWIS BUKG CIIRONICLE-MAKCII 23, 18G0.
Fain Killer.
JitmLLMi ur inn vni
iKoil FxteinaUy Cures
FKLO.irl, l:oI.S. AN II "M SOKES,
tiKVtKK III. UN.- ANUst ALUS,
CUTS. IOC11SK AM' SellAt.NS,
8U KI.I.IV; Of Til.J"INTi,
HlNUrtoKM ASI-lfcTTtH,
BKllKKN IlkKA.-lS.
Hius I l.li Fl.fcT ANUCI1!L11I.AI.3,
Tooth aciik.
1. is; IV Ilk TACK.
NhUUAU.lA ANUlUltCMATIPH.
public annul t. i . . ' Zl
worm
and wherever It has been used, the
properties.
svsU'm is reouirei
recuverv. Capiains of ves
els should always :
...oroiis..,y appmu oU .... u... ...
and pruinn-i o
'..T.'f '
the merits ol
of toe best and
iriiininc in-it w ....... i
of our article, we won,, say ,na
ui me .... i-u.o. .
New Arrangements---Kew Goods!
TOSEl'lI L. HA WN lia in? taken the
J well known Sf l'A' .'A' II A T STOliE. has
refitted it, and filled in an extensive variety ol
li:t, Cups, (itvth men't Clothing, dr.
Also a lane and splendid stock of CLOTHS
I'Af-'lMEKI', Ac, which he will mkt up to
onr,as he still continues the TailunnR Busi
ness. He is prepared to execute all work
entrusted lo his care,lo the satisfaction of the
customer.
.N. B. Cuttin? and Repairing done to
order. Lewisburir, A pril IU, 1S57
Fall and Winter Goods.
Harsh k Goodman, Mm ktnts,Licilimj
HAVE received and opened a CHOICE
as-ortiiient of all ihe latest styles of
r'Al.l, and Winter Cuods. The particular
aiteution of the Ladies is called lo their slock
if Brilliants
Dress t-ilks Prints
Delaines Shawls
Fig.Fr.Merinos Collars
Dneals Sleeves
(jin-hams In.-ertins
Foulards E.l?m-r
Chintzes tiloves.Ac.
ALSO Cloths, Plain and Fancy Cassiineres,
Jeans, Tweeds. Vestinss, Muslins, Drill
ings, Tickings, Flannels, Boots and
fv? 'Shoes, Hats and Caps. j
together with a complete assortment of
Groceries, Hard ware,
Cednrware, lttcetipvare, Ac
all of which will he disposed of on as favora
ble terms as the same articles can be purch
ased anywhere. f.'i're uj a mil !
Taggart & Tan's Fateat
Family Sewing Machine,
With Spaulding's Improvement!
1V;BLIC attention is respectfully invited
n ihe superior merits of these new and
unproved mai hines.
They will Hem, Fill.Oather and Embroider, j
Wili sew every variety ol fabric from the ;
finest i-iuriss Muslin lo the heaviest tailoring,
without missing sntches.
They are very strong and durable.
We feel fully justified in warranting these
machines lo be in every respect equal lo rec
ommendations, as they have been IhoroURhly
tested in competition with all the high priced
ones, by persons competent to judge, who
have given us ihe most satisfactory testimo
nials and certificates, which are published in
our circular, to which we refer for a more full
desrnptir.n.
Finishing and Sales Kooms, Market street.
neit door lo the residence of John alI,bM.
Prices !jt:i5, JsI5 and 50, according lo
size aim linish. an complete ana ueuverea,
and thorough instructions given in all vane
lies of work.
AH wishing a good Sewing Machine, will
please call and examine, or address
II. S. Spauldina or J. W. Shriner,
Lewisburg, Union Co., Pa.
We respecirully referto the following ladles,
who are using these machines :
Mrs 8 Ufdiles, Mrs S W Duncan, Miss
Louisa Morris, Mrs C A Lyndall, Miss Lidie
Mackey, Miss Julia A Cornelius, Mrs Rev P
B Mair, Mrs Johnson Walls. Mrs Dr Hayes,
Mrs Francis Wilson, Mrs M Brown, Mrs Jas
M'Creight. Mrs F.Beer.techer, Mrs J A Krea
mer, Lewisburg; Mrs J P Tuslin, Norihnm
berland ; Mrs Rev John tiuyer, Mrs M 8 Ap-
i iplaman, Mrs David Roberts, Mrs Sylvester
KjPursel. Mrs Allred (.'reveling, Mrs S E Fow
ler, Mrs 12 a Hushes. Mrs A M Boon, Mrs
Creasey, Miss M Derr, Columbia Co.
Lewisburg, Feb. 29. 1SC0
um.rn.im rs-
CII KI.i:S M'liREGOR carries on
ihe above, business in Frick's Brick
Block, North Third street. Cutnnj and Ma
king in pood slyle according to the best Fash
ions. Give os a chance, and see if we can
not "suit" yon. C. MAt'G.
Lcwisiurf, Nov. I, S3
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, OCT?.
s,TT7rir,T.,-T,'7
fcixuS-yijS J J5ftf
pi)t' ilOtlMil'tj J..ip. ..-a-
The subscriber has on hand a splendid
Sicollection of both Fruit and Ornamental
TREES, Ac. Ac. embracing the very test
varieties of Apples, fears. Peaches, JMoms,
Cherries, Apricots, Xee ari:ies,lirpes,(i.Hse
berries, Raspberries, Cnrrants, Strawberries.
ALSO I
Larce Horse (.'hc-.ti.ut, European Mountain ,
Ash, American Mountain Ash, Sugar Maple i
for street plantin;, Ever bloomin; Ki se, and !
a splendid collection of Uulbous and other j
Floweriiia Plants. i
tVNursery tiromnis on the farm rf Ja's
F. I.inu Esq. on the Turnpike, within half a j
mile of Leisbure. All orders will receive j
strict attention. !?" mranV fASH.
WILSON I. LINN. I
LewisburR, July 7, IS'..
co-rAHTNEii.su ip.
- The undersi'ined have as-
. ij . j , ,i.msiv(.s :nlo conart-
(nttrif nership lor the purpose of carry
mrn i JciasK.n ., ,ua i.n.nl.erin. l'laninr.
and Carpentering business in all their various
branches, at the
Ccuricburg Steam planing mills,
where they intend to keep a stock of Pine,
Hemlock, Walnut, Cherry, IVp'.Jr, sh, .Ma-
pie, and all kinds of Lumber, rlocrinc i-licl-
vina, Sidint;, "Shinnies. I,eih. Joists, Stiiil.lin;,
Fencing, Pickets, Door and Window Frames,
Doors, -Shutters. Uiinls, S.-!--h, Mouldings,
Brackets, Ac. Planin?. "Slitting. Seroll Saw
ing, Ac, done at short notice and all work
warranted to give satisfaction, buth in j rice
and workmanship.
J. 1. DIEFrENl'EHFER,
MARTIN DREISHAdl,
IlKVKliS AMMOX8.
,";"'' . """ -i :
kueil,m and ('umnniu,, nu,r in iral.burg.
g!2g&g$ LCSaI AUdlOnCCr !
. .,1,.,..,lv.1. havniL' been apnotnted
AutMO!lf pr ,r ,.f,,.,,.rC) , prp,,ared.o
attend lo all calls in bis line iu tau and
country.
In April next. I intend to optn on Marke
street a r.i.nm for the rerepli. n, ai d the sale
al -slated t.mes ofaii kinds of i. Is at Auc
tion. Any one wishing; lodispo-e . f any arti
cle can depusii it with me and 1 wiil si il it at
the best advaniase I cau and chaise a per
cent.-ise for ihe same
Feb. 2. F A DOXnilOWErt
WINFIEXD FACTORY!
Kear t!itll!r!un, I'n'.un Co., I'c.
z, THE sul'-H-riliT, Hankfd
for oast patr'ii;i'.:i', wi'Uld mfurrn
his irieo.is and ih puV'iic in gene
ral, that he rioiiMnies to maiinl'he-
10 re ail kinds of W OOU-11 llooi's, sueh as
Cloths, Cassimeres. 'i'weeus, Naitineits, Jeans,
Blankets and Flannels; also. Carpel and
Slockin; Yarns. His inaclui.ery 1 ea:j of the
best kind in use, and havin enip.oved the
best of workmen, he leels sate in sayin:
i that his work sli:.!l not be surpassed by
any establishment m the e.-untry. A a. .oil -.Uji-;
ply of the above ciw.d-. kept cuiisianlly i n hand
; for sale or to exrh.-ini;e for w.'t-l. at prices
: that can not fail to please. WliOL will be
Carded in the best mannerand on the sh.Tlesi
notice. Terms fi-r earihiir, eah on the de
livery of ihe roils. MARK HAl.FJ'E.NNy.
Winfield Mills, Mare!; 30, 1HS7.
T Villi subscriber con- fr?t
1 tinues lo carry on FStiS
I.1 1 cr liUNim'KW 5v;
the Old Stand on s.iiiil.Siaa
Third street, near Market, aiot respecifullj
solirits the patronage of I is friends and ih
public jiei.erallv. CHAKI.ES F. I1E3S.
Lewisbur;, May S"-, 's-r'"
NOTAIIY l'Um.lC.
William Jones,
A1
TT0BM:Y at Law. -rollect inns
f r.unplly attPii'l.! in. (Ilfirpnii Market
strret, upposile the rrcsLvT-nan rliuirh.
fo i.i:is!:ii;u,i,a.
CABINET AVAKE ROOM !
VORTH 4th Street. The suliscri'uei j
1.1 most respectfully ltifrrnis the citiet.s ot !
Lewisbnrg and vicinity, thai he has on band ;
and for sale a cheap lot ot I I It .M I I III;, i
for the Spring trade, composing j
Pressing and Common Ilurpans, oc-!
rctai ics ami Huok Ca.-os. ("enter,
Card and I'ior Tallies. Pininr ami :
Breakfast Tables, Cuplioai ds, t'ot-ta-ie
and other Bedsteads, Staud-3 .
ofas. and Chairs !
ofallkinds. COFFINS maile to or'!er 01 j
short notice. I
The public are cordially invited to examine
his worlr.as he is sure that they will he a;is-1
Ced with his stock ol Ware, ami prices. j
SOLOMON VOt'NU i
Lewisburg, Sept. 15, l'b I
James F. Linn. J. Herrill Linn. ;
J. M. LINN,
AlloinfiM at lair,
LEWIsULKti,
51 l.'nion County, Penn'a.
J. WMlRIlt UNX rmnwit.-ira ?it of !,
villi iMitT to Uk- I. (Kitionn. . kuowl. J.f I'ifda.A.-.
$3,000 Wanted !
IN pursuance of an art of the last Legisla
ture of Pennsylvania, the Commissioners
ol I'nion county de-ire to Itel'I'OtV money
to the above amount, in sums not less than
$100, Ihe interest to be paid annually, and the
principal within three years. Inquire of
H. P. KHLLLER. Treasurer.
. Lewisbnrg. Pa.. May 2, lufts.
LOUiKRI LL'AllJKR ! !
rpHE subscribers have for sale ( i i . JM .
I (in lots to suitpurchasers.,t?'j
a larje stork of fV?.2tt3
'YE W.I.')S-Pane! Smfl le!Wi;'-
Plank", &c. Also S.OCO I'lM- HAILS.
26 inch Sawed Slunt-les superior quality.
Also Stjuare Timber lor Luildins :
Which are offered low for cash at our Mills
on South Branch of the White Deer Creek in
Hartley Mwnship or delivered on the Prush
Valley Narrows road at the end of our Koad.
fiTA Diploma lor a superior sample of
Planks, and a Premium for Bails and Sliin?
les.were awarded us at the last I'nion Co.Ag.
Fair. JOHN M'CAI.L & BRO'S.
Iy773 Forest Hill P O, I'nion Co, Pa
ABR'II E. ECWER,
YYatihniakcr
anil Jeweler,
second door above Third,
on Market street
S L E W I S Ii U B G,
Would respectfully inform the public that he
has on hand a fine assortment of Cold and
Silver Lever and Lepine Walrhes a Rood
stock of (Jold, Cameo and Masonic Breastpins
of Ihe latest style Cold and CameoEarrings
&c, which he intends to sell very cheap also
a splendid assortment of Eight-Pay and Thirty
IIourCLOCK.SandTime pieces. Every article
warranted to be what it is sold for.
The ereatesl care will betaken in Repai
ring and Cleaning of Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry, and everything warranted lo give
satisfaction. I'lea-e make him a call, and
give him some trouble to shew his Watches
tit Jcwelrv-Ju'y ISES
trrr--
20-
; ( 1JILAP IXPIlLSi i
KJ Kedurtlcn r Rales.
j MERCHANTS and ail per- ns erased m ;
I shipping O.u.ds lo and from Philadelphia
consult your own interest. !
(ii.ols shipped from 10 to 12 per cent, less
per 100 lbs. than l.y any oilier Lines.
i ' I I MV I"' II 'S I I K
! ,.'..'!,," , ,, , .
; f AH-i -ALU are carrying fre;ght to and
Eeduced Kates :
1st Class 35 cts. per 100 pounds
S do 31 do
3 do 27 do
4 do SI do
Special i'J do
C" Depot in Philadelphia Vnienrh,7.ttt If
llmchmun. M't A H ! (I Maikel 1st
Persons should be carelnl to have their
floods marked in care rf the above Line, lo
prevent imposition frrm o;her Lines
Nov 13 JNO WALLOWMl A SON
Evans & Watson's
No.S04 Cheslnot St.
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To the rr-M'nt rf Int lVlltlyaI.l. A.ii ultuttl
pirl.-tT: Tit siiLh rii-rrc, yoi.r r4 mn.iti.. e m 'lubiiue
ll, runts-tit fl a nl.iinti.irr hat-, J i ti t W 1m b,
a fur i-irik' -xio-d t tn i fin-1 ti t-is.r Ul(.uiilft
furriL'ht hour. rrri.n ttui y r-jinn.t
Tiittt tt r .TVell Ct'lUa I f l nn. t.r of pin
hftti bf-n riiniii-il iaii.111 J Hit uW, it .j n-'l in
thr -r-!-KCi' i-t thv ri mm.tti', la I.J ti.e ItU litH Ultta
H.l. II Jittif Wriin-'l. I'll! Tl'.f t-X' II ;ffitrilC'l.
j-.'tt-rrisi iit r U Julf In rt-tt v.i- f. hh r t tho nif n
ufat liirt Tfi. ni.l If.rf fi.fttl'.ly f 1 on ei.U kni ld
tli Snf--. ntt'l ruin tut i i.t.rply u;..r.jiu- d
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A u;!!!! tl.i fi uriity. .i.;n- i.lw i
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lli . uwh ll.v-r I.;..! !..! u;r
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, iitt-l at tiif if-ult f rl.f : t Llt-r :T. -.Ld it the
nl.otr Ul t ait- of ai.V e nitf. iu ialrr u.1 hit Ity lu UM
tLim. Jwut. iru.v.
! 1VNAKI A J' NtS.
1 cheat ilT:r!.y.;;;n n;i; xi im
V.?.- '! i.n . I .., 119.
yjrr: TV. IN.- A V . i.-'i.N. i , i : .;a
t.- n'''m'iil a r!i !- on
tl -tl :Ii.- .nl;iiiiNi.ii r .;.ti i
Fcl-rUHry, jr. ni t. 1 1
, a r-irr I r.-l.-.-t u U- iu I r
will, n-.1 rm t !. ts. w . - l.i,
lo-t. 'il.e :ru Hi.-. i.r' I
I.ti.- .1 t ll.li-l -e- i t j.t I- r
it ar-ic luis-rti :-- ci tli- ru i
tr- to yr-u
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vt-r. 1 raij - I f. riul-
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1 D-at ti. y rf a n-ttr tr- I r t a- il i -:t,;j
J. r nuv ?t tu I mailt-. 1 U.iM a.- .1 I - V, KM.
j"A txrz- a.-iTtoivnt r-f t fit- alwif H.y a.ivay
n l: ii:-I. at Mt lit-.tuut tUt-t-t, atr 4 --uth ft'uurth
M., I'l.i.a.'viJ.ta.
tV-irv, fi.M.ds !-hirr--iI from riiilaiVlrbia
-Vi-. ly V. Al.l.HWl h's l.mr ar.- M)T r
h'p; irj at Ilarrl in;." (as v.c!ii,l a; f-tar t'V
Mr. l'eipiu r- H4iv(-r:iM ii.i-iij l ui pu ihr. npa
withuut li-'lav l . thnr tli-stinatu n ci tl.e Suj
qut hai.iia r r tl.e V. f-,1 Ut;n.c b.
July -H, Im-.-j f. (1. KIlIfK, Agrnt
, CARPETS
I at z:!i'!c!?c'K ;:; More.
I") K!.(- in a I ye-Mreet. here il;c m. rr ex
) jifnses are very lii'ht, the scbcnttr ib
eiiatltd to i-trlt al il.e Very I.rwrM Prices
PtThims ViMiiue riiiiaitelf li ai.d ishifjp tu
buy Carpets. (Ml CiYth, .a:i;i.ss Ac, will
do well to exnniiRe t!ie l.irge aM rimet.t tf
I T?peirv Drupels, i
j Imperial 3-plv, CARPETS.
I li nam an.! eniiian. )
! and O.i (!i :hs i i ail ttu'.'hs in ffreal variety.
' A1m., Catiti n and fi n Mart!ii;s ot all
kinds. i i:h a lar:: a-M rtmei.t ( t li w-prired
i Ii cram ( ai'-et... and Ki.tiv and Smirl'arpets,
: Knps. .Mat--. I'rusuets.taii Ki.ds.Ka1 ("ai. els,
Colt, u Carpels, Ac. A.
I ii. ii. fi w::pi;?:,
No.43 SHrawberry St., S I i'r. r nb brstnut,
I'lllLAM Ll HIA.
r? Sr.-iLerry is the frst street Heslcf
; Second. -. Ki:'.'ni3
PEIPHER'S LINE
T
IO AND FI.OM rHlI.ADKI.riHA.
I'l.iiUiiOX (IF
ii.r.ii.iiT.
r llu ut-Ji
1st Clam 4 cel.li. !
-.'il li'. 41 d
;.t d. ::.i d.. do
4i li -7 Un du
Sjf.ist .- do do
V i.i -if, I'je ai.J t'cra, 1 cnt? per Lull.!.
PLilad. Depot with
freed, Ward . Freed. SI! Market St.
Thankl'ul for the literal patronage given us
we hope by strict am niion to business lo
merit a ccntinuacce of the aine.
TIIO'M PEirilER
For further infornai. n apply to
H7'J5) C II M'lilNI.V, A'nt, Lewisburg
K0TICE TO SHIFFERS.
"JERO.NS shipping Goods to Philad. will
ph ase be particular and
Hark them in care of Peipher's Line ;
othrrwi.-e, they will be re shipped at Harris
burg, which will be atterdtd nh delay.
!;ay 6, 1?S9. THOS. PE1I HER.
Cheaper I ban the Cheapest !
MMIE undersigned having made
X arrangements to close his bu
siness, here by the 1st c f April,
now offers his entire stock ol Boots A iu;ts
which is the largest in the county AT
COST.- No mistake. II. sti ck, ihe greater
part, is Homemade, got tip under Ins 'wn su
pervision, and will be warranted to give sat
isfaction. Ills prices has always bten conn- .
ted low, but now he will sell at lea-l ES per .
cent lower than ever, which you will find j
from the following prices :
Men's Homemade Call Boots for to S.Crt
do do Kp do
do City Calf do
do do Kip do
Boys' Boots of all sizes from
Women'. Homemade Boots
do do JiMlersons
do do "Slippers
do do Cuters
s.sti to s,7: '
2.S.") to 2,75
1,511 to S,.';0
SO lo 1.S7 I
1,5.1 lo I.6S I
87 lo 1,12 ,
75 to I .I'M I
1,1 5 to 2,110 !
l.are lot Child's Shoes homemade 37 to 6
When work is made lo order, of the best
quality, prices will be as follows:
Mens' Kip B. ots 3,1.1
do Calf do 6.00
Women's Cuiters 1.87 lo
do Boots 1.50 to 1.75
He feels thankful to his friends and the
public for past favors, and cordially invites
ail to come and provide themselves with a
full supply at ihe above prices. Call in, and
if the prices differ from the above, we will
not charge anything lor -bowing goods.
WILLIAM JOil.NtOX.
Lewisburg, Jan 27, iM 0.
K0TICE.
riIIE Books and Accounts of the late firm
of Riber Ji Mu.'trr have been left at the
ollice of the undersigned, on Souili fecond
street, for settlement. All persons interested
will please bear it in mind.
WM. CAMERON, J.
Lewisburg, Feb. II. Ii:0w3
LAW OFFICE KKiOVm
Jolia B. Linn,
ATTORSi:! AT MW-Oir.ce at
his house ou N. Market St. bet. Ii & 2d
-,9 liCiiIsbiirj?', I'a.
LEWISBURG ACADEMY.
rrllEl'all S-MIon of this Inatitulii.n will
i commence fkUi, Sepl. 19. lhall.toeon.
1 unue l't weeks ; to be succeeded immediately
by the W lutrr SfSKlon of the same
' ItDgih. A suurl Vacation will be given dutm--
i the Holidays.
' Ail the Branches of a Ihoroogh Academ-e
(.mirM. are tauhI and g ,, ,
ol iua;.!yii:; mrmr.f rs mr ch-hiiitt. iur en.
I leiing t.olleiie, or lor general r-u-ines5, ;;
! find it to their advantage lo enter thia school
The Uible is a Text Book,
i A larze Class of Young Ladies is tBretl.
! TLTMkN per session of 13 weeks, inclatlug
' rnntingont expenses.
; FRIVAnT fllrsiliur, u ntiii:. UrUr.rr, AiilUmttlr.
lit of . .i.-m. K.id C S. 1 -t,,rs . I - - - i M
AM LO LNi.Ll.-II- il uut ineitHisl b(.fJ e
LANt.lA'-ks, TKt
No a't-htional charges ; al.-o, do dedoetinnf
j except fur protracted sickness. Tuition pay.
! able immediately upon the close of the its
sion. JOHN RANDOLPH,
Angnst Cfi, IS:9.
Principal.
I "JAYS for a full course in the Ircn Ci
lollf-e, m-f'St eslensivriv pairumz(j ar.i
Ii-st organized Ctrnmercial Schoul in the tut
ted States.
Four Law Halls
For Wriiin?. Comniercial Calculations Buit
Kefjung an t I.eciurfs.
T"na! time tu runipleie a full ennnte, frrm
6 lo lu wee Us. Kvery Student, upon praOua.
tine. s sruarantced to be competent to man-i;
the El'oUs i 1 any business, aod qualified v
earn a salary ol from
&500 to f IO0.
Stmlent! er.trr a! any lime "o Vaeaiicc
Keview at p!eaure.
; I'umlnm fur Jbt Writing
awarded iliis I'iiitunon. The be-t and erei
test variety t iiiii;an: h;p in any out Jlail ol
the l iniin, is ft-urid here.
ff .lir.js:rr Sens rereired at half prire.
For rcti!ar t d hperiirierj rf mm j,
ariJ tii;lA.:4.-hfd V iw of ihe College, include
liv letier Mairp. at' l Bodies
7v.- F. JKAKI.S.-. Putsbarch. Pa.
GMT INSUKEIM
II
ON. C-fJ- H RVKY. Prrhtmt,
J. . L'tlAl'M X, Sferett.
J tu company, on entering upun the C.ili
tear o! ilir:r lusire. sut.tiut the IiII.ir.
si iTi'iitent ul iherr assets and business to ih
put tic.
Nthj;.. t f r::- V. in f rf January 1, 16. ?A
AiiH.unt .: Tu.;.. ny ii.KUird J 5J,4i5.ij. il
A a. t vt 1'r. ii.ii.iu -l,!
J.
..11 A
NiiBiVr i
Aui'.ui.t .
A;ii--uiit i
Tin--
f P-iiri.f l-.n. .1 .,1 jpr
I rr- .T'.- liur.l
f I'r. mium ..lr! rertir.4
i su.tsiov'l
-3 -r. v
imp.., y c ntmues to inBre rvtrjr
ilerr;nin.n .f t ror:-iiy, -.uch as Luii-l.t:
.1., iner.-iai;i!:z. , A.C., a?ains. K:s t-rdim-arp
i.f Kir;, anJ li r any time limited i r er
rlUl. SAM'I. II. ORW IG, Agen.
I.ewUbnr-:, Del. ii), I
American Life Insurance &. Trn.-t Co.,
(Capi'a! t'tpek $0ru,0lH)
C' lOMPA.NY's Euiidinas.WaliiBt trett,8 E
comrr of I'. urih I'ntudtl Mo.
Lives insured al the usual Mutual rates
or at J. nit ti.ck rales iil'-out CO per cent. ie-.s
or at Total Abstinenre rates the I.n est in the
world. A. M H11-LD1.-V, Pi-f,idrnt
Ji.u C. Sifls. Spf.
T17 liKtl. r. MILLER. Aft, LewuAur;
William VanGeier,
TTOilNEV at Law,
II I. -ll)ui tr. t iiion Co., Pa.svi
Mi
AT A HAHGA1X!
The subscriber has on hand fir
-aie liio SfH tUlggU'K. wlnrh he
(tier at a Laitain t..r I a-h or will EicbaLg
f. r a g. od HuKsE. Call soon or vco will
, miss il. B. F. HI RH.
J at n.irr.h A i:r.JnDi if.
: or if absent, inquire of W. H. Kilter, at V. r
Brown. Jr.'s store. Lewi.-burg. Feb. It
TKOKAS G. GR1ER,
X alrlimaker and Jeavcllrr,
Locatnl two d.x.r. .a. .if ih .ti.i.1 r-r Dtl) occo w4 y
Mr V..1. r Ll. lc-M Kli, I'a.
Io Ls. Watches, repaired on shoii
notice and warranted to give satistaetioo.
it An eirelleni assortment of Waichrs.
Cloclis and J.wrlrT ca band Chiap for r'w.
(.11. T FKAMF.8 of all sizes made to order
Letti-,bnrg, -pril -!, ls.'S I
NOTICE.
rT'O the Citizens of Lewisbor-r and Ticirii'.r
A. 11. 1.. IlilICK has removed his Barb"
isnop from llie kiviere House to Market stret',
brtsemetit of Widow Anions' building, one
door above the Post Ortice. Thankful for a I
p ast lavois, he hopes lo merit a continuacce
of the public patronage. 1
X. I?.
Tn all will, tarrr b.r. till Ihe-lr N-artls (nw Tour
To Ret a -ilrai-oiil .hx. fi.J as l arU-r eTrr e.
.Iuitrall i.n Ills ;s al li salrxin. I.a.y nrn. avr or aeon,
Xuri9 can, rcatiri. .barp and tutors kcro.
Lewisburg, April 1, 1859. E. L. HINE?.
$10.00
tf.VSU and DOORS,
Clinds and 8ni"nEr4
Floorinjr, Siding,
Framing, ic.
Fur sale at the Droit Store f .
f s. CALliWELL.
Lowifturp. Oct :
SPICES! SPICES! SPICES!
IJl'RE and X.i. I (.round Pepper,
(iinger. Cinnamon. Allspice, Cloves.
American and English Mustard.
Cayenne Pepper, Nutmegs, Maee.
Sup. Carb. f-ci!a. Saltpetre, Salera'.ut.
Caraway and onatider Seed.
"Sal ss. ila. Indigo.
A-hton Dairy and (Jrr.und Salt, Ac,
For Sale at llie Eagle Mills No. SO
"if? North Front street, corner of New. Fbi.
adeiphia. HOWARD WORRELL.
IV Purchasers will find il areaily to tat:'
inlere.-l both in quality and price to boyik'"
goods, which are warranted as represeawi-'1
forieiied. A trial is solicited. I719yl
y-c
PlMcat Market.
Armnnemfnts fur the Year.
J
AC03 (i. BROWN, having suppli"3 j;
Lewisburg Market for ihe pastsix mei
has made the following arrangements
tor
coining year
The best of Beef.
Mutton, Veal
and Fit
can be had on Wednesday and Saturday
net
ningsof each week, at the Market .
Market street, between Schaffle's and vi"1
Lewburg, Pa. ,.."
His motto is Quick Sales for LasH. -
Small Profiis." Esamine his meat
Ap.15,'59. 1. H. STERNEKA.
Dr. C. H'KEAL, .
HAVINC resumed ihe practice ef '!
CINE, lenders his rr-f's',o"J1'0V
lo ihe caizens of Lewisburg
Office and residence wuh James r-
8oUih Fourth sticel I
' - - . ..... L-l
j ;