C!)f fnmslmrg (Chronicle,
a mmnnr vanhy arnrsrarrs,
I fautd Friday, at Lwibry, Union Oi-P i.
JKMS.t,bO per yew, to MM TM w ADT.ircr and
at lbe sun rata f T a km?r or eborter period. Thus M
m will pay for four moatba, 75 eta lor tlx m-m'.hs, 1 dol.
Ipr eight anon tht, dot. for sixteen ueatbs, 3 dol. for two
Ih..1. S I. i.MHti t m.ll nm
rWiTJiool4.)ow.ump,orbiik BnM their
veioe bro. Mott kind! Produot rcoetrcd at the Office.
.When tbe time expiree, for which a paper ic paid
I RtilM we Lava a ruuniue account it Is STOPPED.
Utniiuiiuri l.au luoly published, at M) cts per
iunont-r.,- . .... . . ...
iw0iu.r-i.40.oo,7.M. jiichauu.ic.
.;.3tui.
not oTrroofourtho.' a column, to dol. pirjiar. Oibor
Ik Ac. a may ba agreed upon. A gqaare la 12 Hue or
3 a;iultt t?pe, or 16 of Dixt larpr. AircrliseiuciitN of a
w-nuraliiioc tndtocT, aod large eute, act admitted.
Ccmmanicationa deflrel oo topics of general iaterest
? u -t withiQ the rano of partuaa -r aectariao ronte.t, aud
orompanlt'd by 'he writert re"l name and afMr's.
Iha MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH i located In the Ofllce
I f the Otrmt'tfc, r.y which we of au laaert liuportant New
la adeanoe of the Phllai. U1'..
Conneeted with tit Pfliee are ample material for meet
tlluda of JOB PEIWTIN3, which will beeareutcd with
beatntea aaj deapatch and on reaeooabla tt'rmp.
Y!lCaaual Adrertiaemcnt te he pU tor when Lacdid
4 In. aud Jub Work wheo delreted.
i oo0FFICF. oa Marhot -Square, uottbaide.sooond atoray.
4 94 do(X aboea the Port uflice.
f Worden' A- CoRsrurs
JLcitisitttrtf, ifl.
i - r , .
, Friday Moexixo, ArniL 11,1So6
4 IjTRRTTZrt' Manufartunrti. Mt-rcrianf. Mrchnnifjr.
I Ptiili( Offlcur Iu ( itv nil CountrT. rul iLhtr- )
aii who wi.h to boy or aeti wouij dn wea to em: lor the
dJi.S iXZXXXJg:
'.'r.f!i"r;r":" Li ";l.,:!, '"l't e"""- -
:
CJ- Seo .c- Ad.frliiuulS.
i i i t v. i i.
,a,n" " .-au.o...-
Tnetits, may be lound iu our commas tins
'J fcTl'leas. notice.
Bgi.We learn that tho Packets will
kOomiuence ruDtiing betweeu Nortbumber- ,
Jland and the Junction, next M onday.
.Lonff-exnected and never-uiore-wel-
id and the Junction, next M jnday.
B,Long-expected and uever-iuore-wel-
. . . ... . , t
comed Spring is again with us,
4 luore rain would be additionally agrecabl
'. VUl idiiiiMs i j . v, i j i , ii i. . . n 1 1 q
fHaForeigii News continue favorable
jjlo peace. Bicadstufls still on the dteliue.
d lio little Prince and its mother both
'doing as wi 11 as could bo expected."
I
, . , , ,
BKff"lt is rather carlv to rerorJ veceta. '
Jilo tr.ouJl.l.-, yet we ibis : J
T xf - M .1-
IrOUl ttic trarul II OI l OS. Jieiieu 111 una
-place a Tarsuin three fut-thrrt and a tut?
HW7..3 1onK. Tho iuUuMry maijiffS'cJ Lj
J this seuiillo plant in got ting out of the -
-S" -i . ii i . !
t ' '
l roil of the I'tiicut of uctp earth stirriuz- j
i
1 tfiWd ol'serve nunil-ers of ntir Demo- i
$ .
r CitlUD l-njuiiir ''-". vi 'JW iiii: uuui'iuuouaiv
over the eleetion of a Utirrt.sH in Kio-tnirn. i
. . r.. 1 1 : m i : . ;
or a Constable tn Mechan.cstown, who ,
have no news about the Elections iu such
llittle States as Sew Hamnshire. Rhode I
llsland, and Connecticut ! To be sure, the I
t jremocraey lose two U. S. Senators by the
I ilast elections, but what arc they compared I
i i:,t. . n ; r ... . . p,-t.n
i tv h a ISnrpess in 1 eiown. or a l.onstaule .
f o o- --
.' iu Mechauicstown ?
Seed Time. Capt. Gundy, of tho Co.
Ag. Society, his received from the Patent
, Office, and left with us for distribution in
1 small parcels, two papers of New Mexican
. White Flint Corn also two papers of the
S Early Emperor Pea.
Wo have also a few coin of TyJ.l Corn
of our own raising, celebrated for we
forget what from which we will " shell
3 out" for specimen seed to any who call.
: ISf-The ice commenced moving in the
. West Branch on Friday morning the 4ih
I inst., and has been slowly passing without
I doing any damage. We can not find any '
. "oldest inhabitant" who ever knew this;
branch frozen np as late a3 1st of April, j
previonsly, although one year it kept solid j
until the Slst March. The North Branch j
talso has been discharging its superfluous j
:, frigidity.
; Messrs. lriclt, Miler Co. bavo started
a few of their big boats, but we have teen
no timber or board rafts ruoning. I
FIRE About 6J o'clock, on Tuesday j
morning last, the large smoke and wash-j
house of Mrs. C. Wolfe, on the river bank '
1 in tbia nlaee. en in-lit fire, nrnhallv from n
1 ,. . - -.t. .i '
npariE escaping wnn .no smoke in mo see- j
fond storey, and was mostly burned down, t
I Tbe large stone dwelling near, had class
, ,,
i in the window of the garrot (third storey)
I cracked bv the heat, but was tiree.-vrvo.l hv !
J ' ' J '.
J a few men with water on the roof. Mrs. j
I Wolfe, and Mrs. Jones, bad each quite a j
quantity of choice meat (in the burned I
building) which is mostly spoiled. Hap- j
pily, there wa9 no wind stirring, water was .
"J haudy, and " the machine " did what little !
lit could. I.niw from 8'2flfl tn SSf!flnn.
insured.
Borough Affairs.
JOBS HOUGHTON, after having served
e,, , l e T. e
as idem ana ireasuicr ot onr uorougn lor
fourteen years, has positively refused to be
re-elected, and thereby we lose an officer
of rare adaptation and in whom all our
people have the utmost confidence.
John B. Linn, Esq., is appointed to the
office thns vacated ; and Byers Amnions,
Supervisor.
Those of oar country friends, who last
fall really feared that "tbe Lewisburn; Rail
road Bonds wilt be saddled on the County
as soon as tbe County Scat is fixed there,"
are invited to attend at the Borough
1 Rooms., to-morrow afternoon, and see the
Bnrgess and Conncil cancel "them Bonds"
by a fiery ordeal.
The High. Constable gives due warning
to all persons having any public nuisances
g oo or adjoining their premises, to remove
bT them, or he will do it, at tbeir expense,
-with costs. We hope be aud tbe other
V- will strict? attend to their duties,
XoMi-ubliegooi
Xcma 3lcms from CDtljcr Connlice.
Lycomiso J. M.-giiiness of Jersey
Shore proposes M publish a """'y fj()t up tlie rcsult Those thrco are
Lveoiuinx euuDijr The Teachers' Insti-; NVw ,,., States, and Pres. Pierce
tute at .Muncy, under th. direction f I Lad Yankee pride to appeal to in Lis bc
Prof. Sweet, mil commence Monday ,21st, j j ., ff
1 -1 V 1 I .1 ... J t) t I.. J
alio, me rmui ouuoui, uuiicr ivev. vuu.y
j PUts, ou the 28th inst ThenewEpis
copal Parsonai.ro at Money is finished and
occupied 1 here are 43 applications for
i selling Liijuor, aud 75 CaSCS UD the Tfl.ll
. Lut 0 i.ycntnmc county
MosTouit. The Moutour Iron Compa-
uy unJ the workmen have not yet come to '
i terms, aud the vforks are still idle. Twelve
: or Cl'teen hundtx-d workmen earning uoth-
' ii'g, is a great !u to Danville Rov.
j Dr. Ma'cnm lectured iu Danville, Friday
j evening last The Moutour "American"
i puts up and endorses the Uuion State
: iietut The North Branch Canal was
naviahlo for rlatj ou Tuesday, aud the
L !
i J
I MuTLtNAbram D. Hawn will com.
niencc his labors as Principal of the Acad-
I cmy ft M'Vtytown, 14th inst The ice
; passed out of the Juuiata ou the 27th u!t.,
j without damage They are trying to
i get up au excitement about the lettiuic of
; e b
j
All xioiioi Lif aruv. riiiiin:K :
an 1 1 . .. rt n 1 1 i. i
! TllB at,smr't of ,l,c "S, to restore
; tho old nystem of State Printing Plunder, ;
! by abolishing the lowest bidder law, Las i
Lc-eu foiled by tho Governor. That system j
i , i ..i . ii sr ii- r I, i 1
i "iu icu ttiiu a .Ulllion OI 1ot-i
lars to the Mate, and the priutiug has been
1 Uncr done than it was under the old syS-1
1 "e atie'itij i to pass the corrupt bill i
over the Governor's Wd. failed .ml the 1
,
T)i,inora..tr lm,l t. ,r,. im q liill i-nf u t i i, I
( but'correctillg j
i "ery wrong and evil that could be discov- j
w.,A ... tt n..ri.,; . ne ua t. Ti...e. 1
improved, a Bill was matured aud passed j
into a law without opposition.
Honor to James Pollock for this bold
uml tiniplv intt'rfi.rptice vcliMri.liD tin, titi i
j , 1
will save thousands of dollars yearly I !
. .
A LeSSOn.
Since the nomination of Fillmor;. three
x- Ts t i is i i . T., - I
New tin? and eta es nave bad IJectnms. I
V" --- - Ci.. ..a....j inn iuiui-
lini;,.. nf r,'ln - , i l.n , 1.. o
i " x iiuuiiv mi, uv. oo
pitjaT m titticr atato iio.t&tea tLo r.jiuiwrc
fl'. Thy all j-hutcd tLemselvei oh ti e
ground ignored by the FiilmoreiteB. The
l ..... 1 ,.f ... .!...;:
, -
tiou to cany inoae ates.Tn.iciJ ; they nave
all gone Kopublicna ana Anti-clavcy
'
American.
r 1
tion adopted by the free people of Kansas,
f J ,;.,,. ,.nm.,.rt i
10 ,he U- S' Senl,.e Wltlj"u.t -,m"'u'it-
n,otlon - - u pnutca, was met with
tbe "",st vlu,eat l'.'o" P- of
tho Slaveocracy. Mr. Seward mide a most
P0erM speech ia its favor.
i" l"e House, tue same was prescniea
' '
by Gcu. Mace, of Indiaua, and was re
ferred to the Committee on Printing.
Bar We have from various sources a ba
ker's dozen of new cash patrons this week,
but "still there is room."
Sga.The Philadelphia Democratic City
Convention has battled the following ticket:
For Mayor Richard Vaux.
For Solicitor Wm. A. Porter.
For Receiver of Taxes P. Ambruster.
For Controller Stephen Taylor.
For Commissioner James M Leddy.
They make up, in the whole, perhaps,
tbe most respectable ticket that the party
has had presented for its support for a long
arbilo.
Jhb Kansas Investigating CoMMiT-
IEEit j8 understood that Messrs. Sher-
marj( nuwarfi allj Oliver, of Mo., accept
,he p08i0DS assigned to them on this
c0lalllittee, and are preparing to leave
Washiucton as soon as possible for Kansas.
r u j i t. r .i-T -
Ex-Uov. Reeder left for the Territory, via!
Easton, on the passage of the resolution.
Qca Whitfield will go out with the com-
"""tee. Hathinaton Star.
Hartford, April 9. The returns of
tbe Connecticut election have been re-
Ceived from tverv town but 0116. The
.1... u..;..ei n..- i,,u in il.a I
v... v.. ,
State. The House stands 101 Democrats, t
Opposition 127. Tho Senate is composed j
, . . r. -.- a-i
of 9 Democrats to 12. Opposition, lbe
American Stato ticket will be elected by
I
the Legislature.
Tin Kimut Freemen says, "It is stated
that the Missourians engaged in the inva-
6i jn of Kansas expect to get 82,50 a day
fr0tu Congress for their services, aud also
cacIi a bounty laud warrant."
nv t - .... r n
pany, daring tbe past nine months, has
paid losses by fire to the amount of SSI,
956 43, and has unadjusted claims in pro
cess of settlement, $11,500.
The full vote for Governor in New
Hampshire stands : Metcuif, Am. Ilcpub.,
32,075; Goodwiu, Whig, 250031,575;
Well, Dein., 32,0672,503 maj. against
Pierce at home.
Montreal, April 7. The purifying
house of tbe Montreal Gas Works exploded
yesterday morning with great force. Three
men were severely burned one of them
dangerously.
Seneca Lake is still crossed on the ice
by horses and sleighs from the Eastern
side to Geneva as late as the 2d inst.
The ice is about 13 inches thick.
Jno. N. Wagcnscller has been elected
Vice President of tbe Newcastle Bank, of
Lawrence County Pa., incorporated 1855
J with a capital of (150,000.
3Ir. Buchanan has the votes of New
Jersey and a part of Maryland, in the
Cincinnati Convention.
Lcwisburg Chronicle & West Branch Farmer April 11, 1856.
Tost the Books."
The onlv State Elections to be held be-
f . , , , -
, . , . , p
the nnrtv hml inrrt-I fitlan til A.-nerii.iiii
. an(j H.,.-,,;.. priueiples, ami they refit -
..... . , , .. , .
j T0C(J
uiaico. IU' ir uffii rt'ju, tor wuuiii lucy liau
in 1852. The following shows the
change in four yearn :j
Pierre over Seolt, 151 Plerce-f minority .1558
New Hampshire lXSol) U,OU8
Khode Inland
Couuucticut
1(57
2,850 j
2,000 !
.. . ....
25,007 7,3.S
A change of 34,265 votes against Pierce
" at home," will do for him aud the pub -
lie to think upon until Auaost. An aver-
age loss of 11,000 in three States, may
eouviuce the Democracy that they must
j make Kansas a tree State, as it was sol-
cmlllv conantcJ ,,y our fa,,lWi tll(i
j B10j ,e
j
! OaWe have reeeivcdseveral Licence
' petitions for publication. This ,is unnec-
, essary
cf ,ho
U c again state for the information
those who wish to obtain licenses, that
tttr I Vi .1 vi attar littt it is ntilir ti imaecirtr in tltii
J ' " ' J )
t matter CI puoncation, mat tne petition tie
e , ., . .,
presonled ,0 the lWbonotary, with 25 cts,
thirty d s befjre CourJ : the Prolhonota-
rv ;3 (0 publish iu two ncwstlDeri the
uanie auJ residence of tho applicant, and
r
iho l. ..j 0fl renso asktd for. J ho Court
ntav'nnnnrtion oiib seller to everv 1 ;",0 tax. !
M rati which will give this county I
.s maI)y public houses as it uow Las, aud j
a.i.i
yrouiiiMj iiiiiic.
- -
W.We sec it stated that Jon.t S. Bow
Esl - f""1 f 'Chester, Pa,
is nppoiiited Lhict tlerk of the ijomicutce
10 mvstifr " elections.
I
" Lkisure Moments," will appear next I
week.
EVEHY IiFrEIt
Wj w, ,. r,,.,. .i..r.rt, of VB.'
j,t;tus' flCMl!! M. FAMILY lillH E. and eei.d for a
de. r:ptiveCiit:it..i.ueol :.il our 1 1 1 ul rnted w. rk..
Xii Th.' umoni'i'd ii the i:reat srt ol a.'limg 1 ek. we
w i .hsi we present a limn h makimc
whh i 'fir better IbaiiaJltto aoidmioca of California.
.,., A,,..r.i,
Vi il k itlle hyaendii'S lotbel'iil.hli.r.j25.frhieh
be will re eiee Hainjl- i-opi-a of ill.- thhou. worka. (at
wlwlale prli--a . lar.Tnlly tiox.'l. lueure,! an 1 ilire--t.--l )
iTtirliiif rt Tsrv Httcril pr 'Tit:..-e t.i thv Acrtit fir hit
trmihlft. Willi th-nr be will w-n h- ahl- Hffrtin Ihs
t .iw.f wdor
tld.',:1'' '
11 William 'street. New rork.
Holl'-wat's I'kiji, iintf..nVt'd.v ltie twt-.-t Mtdirlne on
In tht,-('iiimi The itn f'Moirv wi.r tc-.-'-cJ
- th-- ph w r-n irM th-n j iMiy t .m-v. r-,i
rDm..i to m irfiecii'-m 'i d.i--- of ti. n.r mil
onmih. For t(iru"f Mr ti-d icb-p. hiie n., imii
&ntm Y.j ar l3 nnein&'Iei; n-1 f-r !l f-miil
i mpiimu. wncinT 01 ine mhiiit fou-nrj ihto i
lll-ir i-ffrct ia
Irtf.llih'a. af Ihor inewdlr fi nv.io all
ie,.u.hV thee i,i.i rem... a .ii naet. e -,-r.t.ie.f I
from tbe'yum. '
I
CAT D.
The Summer Sessiox of tlio
LEW.SSUB6 ACADEMY
Will commence on Moxrur. Aptil 21.15oft.to
continue 13 weeks. The design of the Princi
pal in shortening the coming session, is to
avoid llie warm and sickly season ; and the
time thus curtailed will be made up in the
Fall and Winter sessions.
The course of Instruction is calculated to
ft youths for College or for general business.
Compmitinn and Declamation receive cartful
attention ; and proficiency in Rrcitatim of stu
dies is rewarded by the bestotvment of Com
plimentary Cards.
A class of Yocsio Lamia is secured.
The Bible is a tejt-book in the school.
Parents and Guatdians are al ways cordially
welcomed to the school; and short, friendly
visits of encouragement from them have a
most happy effect upon ihe deportment and
progress of pupils. With the present session
the Principal enters upon the lO'h year oft
his connection with this In.iitut!on,and lakes
this opp'Ttunity to return hi thanks to ihe
citizens of Lewisburg and vicmitv for the con
stantly increasing support he has received.
TUITION per & f13 v"k.)
PRIMA hV Readme. Writing. liefm.r. Arithmetic.
"oirrp!ie. rtrnmroer, aod L s. Hi-trr - - -$ISO.
ADVAVCKO E.NOLlbU ail Dot Included above
LAKCCauCS .............
CoSTWOaTCT Exresac. SO era pee Seaftn.
C no
- 7. SO
Jio deduction except for protracted sickness.
JNO. RANDOLPH.
April 4. 1S5S Principal
I FITS I FITS ' FITS !
rersons lanoringunner tnis ntstressinq ma-
-. . Enllollc ,
be the on!y remedy everdiscovered for curing
r-.i-.. ..- r-ii;..np.,. 'I'hjK. Pilk.ni;....
1 ' . B.iJl ' " j ;
a specific action on tne nervous sysiein j ana
although prepared especially for the pn rpt.se '
of curing Fits, they will be found of e-pecial
bene6ttoall persons aillicied with weak nerves,
or whose nervous system has been prostrated
or shattered from any cause whaiever. The
dyspeptic patient, whose stomach has lost the
of converimg food ,, a hfe sas.
tajnH,g clement, is relieved by a single course
of the extraordinaty Pills. The gastric fluid
re-aciuires its solvent power, and ihe crude
nulriment which was a load and a burden to
the sufferer, while his dig-stive organization
1 .1 I . K ,
was iai d.ycu niiu viisiiuhj:, uci,i'iiit. unut
the wholesome revolution created in ihe sys
tem, ihe basis of strength, activity and health.
Sent to any part of the country by mail, free
of postage. Address Sits S. Hisce, 109 Bal
timore Street, Baltimore, Md. Price one
box, $3; two, $5; twelve, $24.
ma nidi. I 13. or. A rvu a, .lUOl uluvio
M.n,. a lll'-.T 1011010 I
f v rorced to crow in six weens ry im.
LAFONT'SCAPILI.AKY COMPOL'ND.war
ranted not to slain or injure the skin. Price
$1,00 per Pack-atie. or 3 for $5.50.
Sent to any part of the country, by mail, on
receipt of a remittance. Address SW EET
ZER & CO, Box 739 Post Office, Baltimore,
Maryland.
Currected Weekly
Wheat ei.C0tol.25 Eggs e 12
Rye 70 Tallow 12
Corn 40 Lard 12
Oats 30 Bacon 10
Flaxseed 1,25 Hani 12
Dried Apples. 1,25 Cloversced 7,00
Butter 20
tn Kelly Tp, 3d inst, Mav E, danghter of !
,bn B nnd Eire Ann Heinlv. aeed 3 months I
John R. and Eve Ann Ueinly, aged 3 months
and 14 days.
In L,ewisbur!r, 4lh inst, Etna, the eldest
Daughter of the late John M'Kinty.
In Northumberland, 4th inst EuxasiTb,
wife of John Shriner, in her CId year.
In Mifflinhurs, 1st inst, Hrwar Fot, was
found dead, sitting in his cbair by the cold
store. He was an eccentric bachelor, 55 or
60 years of ase, and bad resided by himself,
in an old bouse on a back street, for many
years. No oicn of violence was manifest, that
we learn. Ha leaves a small property, 5 per
cent, of which goes to tht State.
Expensive Business. Getting drank
now is tint what it used to was in oldeu
times. A fellow thnt went on a spree then
could get o(T by paying a paltry fine.or be
imprisoned twenty-four hours. Not so
uow, however, for the new law makes it
expensive busiues, in the event of a per-
. , . , . . , . T,
! lumialtu i u fitn. nf 2.i uml oust;, ma.iltir a
) total of S'j,G4, a sum th.it is not found in
., , . c . , . , , .
i me liucitcis til most iiriumii ciiarnciei a.
Ou Saturday, Aid. Hudson, of the
Twenty-fourth Ward, committed John
Keman for 30 days, in default of not pay
: i - V....R.. .
iiil' Ins drunken Hue
William Helmbold. arrested in the fame I
Ward, was also comtnilled for 30 days on
a similar charge. I'hilnd S'n.
j "
Boston, April 7. By an arrival from
' the Cape de Verds, with dates to the 23d
' of January, wc learn that the inhabitants
! were reduced to the last extremity for food,
; and actual starvation had occurred in a
nnmber of instances,
almost exhausted.
llie supplies were
B3i.Qoodinan & Chmnberlin (Hayes
old utand) expect Xew Ootids next week.
mi
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.
THEODORE RICHMOND. Ag't
"or the American 8'inday School
LTnion, can supply all Sabbath Schools that
mnv wnl Tlntilr-4.
Reshtenre in .North Third
tj , Lewisbur. April 11,18515
NOTICE.
TTAVIXG, this diiv, disposed of mv
h '"'f.r'M in lh! F'r,n r'f"W
r Co., to liiiit!t t CnaMKF.itt.iir, who will
c-.lil.niie business at the old stand. I wniilH I
respectfully request all those having unsettled
"Te'2m w.ituAI.av. C' ' "d
April 1, 1R?.6. JAMES HAYES,
CLOTHING CLOTHING !
J. GoldSIUlin Je llro- received a
.larce assortment of HtKlMG SUM
MER CLOTH1SG, yesterday. Please call
and examine their stock.
Lrwisburtr, April 9, 1656
ELKCTIOrj.
OFFICE of the Union County Mutual
J Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
Li wisnrim, April 10, 1856.
A General Meeting of the Members of this
Company, will be held at Iheir Office in this ,
Uuriiugh on Mnsnr the tut) cay ot May next,
fmm I to 4, P.M., to choose thirteen Directors
for the ensuing year.
MERTZ, Secretary.
rREEBURG ACADE3IY
rriIE Spring Term of this Institution ;
1 commenced on M onlay, March 31, with j
) Stu lents, and fair prospects lor the future, i
i tie aavaniafri's it orlers, are many among
which are : beauty and healthulncss of loca
tion i the enterprise, hospitality and morality
of the surrounding community j ihe division
of the school into Primary and Academic De-
r.arl-nents Ihe llinrnit'rh :irii! nrartirnl meihnHt
1 - . r
ot instruction pnrsueo : tne verv mo.ier.ne
lerms for Hoard (onlvS1.50 to SI 7S per week)
Tuition, fee. No industrious Student giving
thts Ins.,.,..,,... a tr.al, can fail lo r
feel at tutme al Frskbi-hq ActnkWT. Acculn
mo lain. ns are provided for DO Students.
C'ircu ar. Terms ic cheerluily furnished
on application io
GKO. F. M FARLANO, Principal.
Freeburg. Snyder Co Anril 8, I85G
DAGUERREOTYPES.
JOHN W. DAVIS, Baring taken a
J room in Ajtnss'larr;e three storey brick
buil.luiR, corner of Fourih and Market streets,
would respectfully invite the citizens of
I.KWlhBlllO, AND VICINITY,
to call at his establishment, and examine his
specimens. Frcm Ins long experience in the
art, in connection with one of the best artists
in the country, he flatters himself lhat he can
give general satisfaction. Having (.one to great
expense in procuring the lare! size and best
made instruments, he is prepared to take
lilfe-iike EJaguvrreoij'prji,
Cruymi, Crytalnfype, Stereoscopic Pictures.
April 8, 13r.8
CENTAL CARD.
I
f IITJ'P nntrv m ... ,1 n.-m-tinni nfttfi
i lib i.c uit hum oi mourns aiiiii- j
X cial Teeih, Gum, Ac, known as ,
Allen's Continuous Gum Work, :
is, without exceptmn, the best improvement!
ever made in the ri of Dentistry. This work, j
when properly constructed, is the most beauti- j
wb
distinct aruculaiion, than any other kind ofj
work eeer hroui-ht lr.irethe imh.l- And
not ouiy tliie. liy a heautitui di-eov-ry i
in eerabinalion win tin. atjl. of work,
we can giee lbe fac- it natural ent.rea- j
"ion. witle-u t. in the least, intertrnnK with lb. na. fulneM
oi th" teeih in ma'tication. !
i .0id tak- thi, ,.M of ii formlne thoe interested
that 1 have par-b..rd the Pao-m K'.ht for thisvjin.il te
nu,.. ... -.-. .., v. iu. mmiinr, .i.i.ii num, ni oi .ir.
ioikj r..r tne. and aereral adji
intf couitlis . uml i bait I
am now oi.tuufa. turing an aiiiclr nt I'.-rtth and Gum (hat
will eoinpMn fi.rormMv with anyThiiigin thml 'in'- tt.nt
r-r lttn road in tM- or dj otbwr oiintrr. I ak all.
and CBptvialtjr thane tbatnexJ ttctb (it th v hc engagtd
them or not to call, aud t-xamint' fV.r tb homi1vc.
JOHN LOCKE. Ltfi"M,
OlB- and R,idnea mi Third ittrw-t. oMir Markat.
Ofii-a in Marox.Qu Brodwj. DearC4uiwaiialr'oiruar
The Ilest Book for Agents.
To Persons out of Employment.
Ait BtxsAjfT Oirr torn a Fatrkk to rans5T to bis Famiit.
.Scnd f t 1 oopj, and try it among jour frlcnda.
"l.r ANTED AGENTS to circulate
V Isirge type Q mrtj BIBLE,
lit Family Vcf entitled
The People's Pictorial Domestic Bible.
Thhi useful Bonk la destined, if we ean firm an opinion
from tlie n.aicaa of the Prvee. to ha. an uoiireemlenttsl
..m.i..i..m i. ..rn.. -ih-...-. Mniin.,...
' - ' '
.nd lo Tirm adiatinet era In llie aal. or our w-.rka. Sn
d lib! it will in a tew j-r N..rae THIS r AMlLt BIBLE
0" 1HK AMKUICAN FLOl l t.
The most hlieral remnneratioB will be allowed to fieri
(one who may be p.eueod tn procure autiacrihera to tba
above. From t.0 to too eri lei ui.T eaally tat circulated
and Bold in eaeb of the prtnetpnl etti- and towua of the
I'oion. It WILL BC BOLD BV SlBStBIPnOB OMV.l
aar-Aip!ioaiioii should ba taad at once, as the field
will be enon oo-upied.
Pereona wishing to act aa Agents, and do a Bate busi
ness, cub aend for a Specimen cor-y. f 4W?n receipt of the
stablielied price (Six Dollars) tbe I'lt TOUIAL 1 AMILT
BIULE. with a well bound Subsx riptiou Book, will tie
carefully box Hi, and forwarded per expreaa, at our rik
and expeoae. to anr central town or aillaze in tbe TJ.
xoepLia; tboae of California, Oregon, and Tex-ie.
lUiriaier woor LetterB, and your Money will notna sat.
ATT-Ordera Moeetfully aolieited. for further iarucu
lan, aldrcs lbe au been bar (post-Bald .)
kohert SEARS.
181 WIUIaBB Street. Sew York.
NOTICE.
IHOSE knowing themselves indebted
. for the "AMERICAN FLAG." by sub
scription or otherwise, will please make im
mediate payment to the subscriber. Money
may be sent by mail at my ri-k, provided the
Idlers containing it be reentered in the Post
Office. CHARLES CAWI.EY.
Sew Berlin, April 2. 1858
Fresh Slilk and Cream.
The subscriber bavins made
aniole arrangements, now offers to furnish the
citizens of Lcwisburg with a good article of
Mil It and Cream as may ne uesirea.
i3r"CaIl at the second door on 1st street, cor
ner of 1st and Market streets.
JACOB WOLFE.
Lcwisburg, April 1, 1656 pd
(fc-l f REWARD will be paid for
4plv evidence to convict a certain
man wiio has been helping himself from bis
neighbor's coal pile pretty freely, and done
some other similar deeds. Ha is supposed
to he known, but not certain enough. Written
information with reul name may be left at
the Chronicle office, and the Reward will be
paid ou binding over llie culprit
T .h.;Anra Anril lQi'iA
3
..inn. -,. I .
rniE subscriber has in bis Yard, for
I sale, a emul atoriinent of Lumber, viz.
.... .
13n.00 feet of dry J uit and Scantling
KS.OOO f.-et dry inrh B.'arils.Weatliert Plank
io.ODO feet new Boards and I'lank, pait dry
1,000 sawed Hemlock Bails
ZO.oOo Lap and Joint Shingles
20,000 feel Slniirlin? Lath,
All of which he will sell nt fair pries.
THOMAS iESB1T.
Lewisbnrw. April S, 1"B 3mpd
J. H. C. RA1MCK,
TTORXEY at Law, MilHinkr;,
iJL L'nionCoPa. 'v'All professional bu
siness enirusted to his care, will be punctually
and faithfully attended to. June I. '55 yl
" , . ,
New Goods at the New Store!
"FTllST A HI! IVAL '
HE subscribers having re-hlti'ii and
nnnroved the Storeroom of II P Shelter
V
formerly nccupie l by Kremor A. i'o, would
respectlullv announce to the trading cominu
nitv that thev are just opening a LARGE
AND SPLENDID STOCK of
SP JlXfi S .M .Ml' K (iUUU.. i
bought in New York and Philadelphia,
adapted to the wants of all. and comprising
the usual variety kept at Siores in the larger
Towns. ITT CALL ASD SEE.
J.Schreycr &. Son.
Lewisburg, April I, 158
CARPETS. A very larirt and well selected
lot of cotton and all wool Carpets, from
I2i cts. to 1.26 per yard. A portion of these
Carpets were bought at auction, others direct
from the manuftctors. at pricea that we can
sail them very low. Those in want of Carpet
we invite to call and ook before buyine else
where. J. 9C1IRE VER 4 SON.
June 1, 1855
VLAKOE and desirable stock of Ladies'
Dress Goods, of every kind, for sale
cheap by J. SC11REYER & SON.
V LARGE lot of Ladies' spring and sum
mer Shawls, for sale very low, by
April I. I8r.fi J. SCJIREYER 4 SOX
C1 LOTUS. Cassimeres.Tweeds and Summer
Wear, for sale cheaper than ever by
April 1.1856 J. HClUiEYER a SOX
Executor's Notice.
VOTICE is hereby given, that Letters
Testamentary on the last will and testa
vnt r,f KPIIKALU LONG, late of Buffaloe
township, deceased, nave orcu tiauiu ...
j to ihe undersigned, br ihe Kegister of Union
cou,"-v.-
s0'"j
" a
V, in uue iniiii in lav, uiciciuir u pel-
nowing themselves indebted to said
are requested to make immediate pay-
1 Hi .'C lia'.'oo- i i ,t claims faiust
I the same are also requested to present them
! properly authenticated fr settlement.
j John schkack, Execu'or.
I Feb. 1, 1555 pj
j Estate of John High, dee'd. -
YTOTU'E is hereby given, that Letters
I It of Administration on the Estate of Joust
; IIioh. late of White Deer township. Union
; Cuuiiiv, decea-ed. have been granted to the
i under-ined by the Register ot Union county
I in due form of iaw ; therefore, alt persons in
debted lo said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.and those having any just
claim... are also requested to present them le
gally authenticated for settlement.
f I E K Y lllfill. Administrator.
White Peer, Jan. 1, le66
Last Arrival.
Tall and Winter Ory Goods, &.C.
A LARGE ands pelnilid assortment ot
lV Collars, Sleeves and fpencers, with a full
assoriment of Dress Trimuungs.Gloves. Mitts
Hosierv and Notions; Window Shades and
Paper. Pararols, Hats, &c. Ac., which will ac
tual'v be sold at reduced prices to suit the
times. Call and see the Goods and hear the
Prices, and iodic for your,elves.
C. MENCH, Murray's building,
opposite the old Graham Stand'
Lewisburg, S pt. 2S. 1655
LriTisburs Exrhange Store I
NEW GOODS!
-.-jKOWN .V. P.ITTER have just received a
1i:ndid assoriment of New Gojds.which
will be sold cheap. Call and see.
feept. 28, ISoS.
DISSOLUTION.
heretofore existing
1 between John Dalesman, J. B. Daysman
aim uuirsm.n, ,.uui. ...t na.uc .nu uuu
Itatnmntn Sf iis," lias been dissolved
mm,l rnnsent this H.'teenlh dav of March.
lS5fi. All persons havmz unsettled accounts
will confer a favor by cilling at the old siand
i and settle thf m. DAT K S.MAN 6c SONS.
rS'The business will be continued at the
oltj stand by .tne subscribers, who will be
thankiiil far pat farots and share of public
patronage. Give them a call and see for
yourself. J. B. & H- DATE SM AN.
KHv Tp, March 20, 1806
Administrators' lYoticc. I
"VOTICE is hereby given, that Letters ofj
il Administration on Ihe tstate ol JUIIA
KIMPLE, late of West BulTaloe township, Un
ion county, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned in due form of la- t Therefore
all persons knowinc themselves indebted to
c.irl estate, ere herehv reauested to mate
immeaiate payment) ana tnose naving just
claims asainst lbe same are also requested to
present them properly auihenticaied for settle
ment. We will be at ihe late residence nf
said deceased on Thursday and Friday, 17th
and 18th nf April next, to make final settle
ment with al! interested.
JOH.V KIMPI.E. White !eer.
PETER KIMPLE, West Buffaloe
March 17, 1856 pd Administrators
KNOW all Men by these presents,
That Wiunv Jowes and Jos. M'Fannia
of the Borough of Lewisbnrg, State of Penn
sylvania, have this 14th day of February, 1S56,
purchased the entire right and title to manu
facture and sell the
GREEN MOUNTAIN FEED 0 UTTER
patented by Jaxis H. Btwarr, of the 8tate of
Vermont, in the following coanties,viz.l?nion,
6nyder, Northumberland, and Montour. All
persons are therefore cautioned against man
ufacturing or purchasing said Machine from
any person or persons unless dnly authorized
by the said Jones & M'Faddin.
The design of this machine is for entting
Bay. Straw, or Cornstalks any length desired,
and wilt fully compete with any machine now
in nse, and will surpass any Ver offered to
the public for simplicity and durability and
as regards the ease with which the labor is
performed, and the quantity it wilt cot in a
given time, there are none to surpass it. Any
person desirous of seeing and examinine said
Machine-, can do so by calling at J. M'FAU
DIN'S Hardware Store, Lewisbnrg, Pa
Price of machine ready for use $IO.(6tn6?0
CUTLERY Knives and Forlrs.Shears and
Scissors of Rodger's celebrated manuf
eetuT. Psa Kalraa, Oareere' Table and Humbert Stasia
WUMam VanOoier,
1 TTORXEY at Law,
il lcwTlttbura;, t nion Co., Pa.
nrOmce on Souih Second 8', recently by
H C Hickoh, E"i. 571
Winter Clothing '.
riHEAP FOR ALL. The nmlersiaif d
I ) will rnt nut thpir sttw.-r of Wtnier
llnnp. AT COST, in r.rJ-r tc. m-ilre ro-m ft r
lprin? opTritmn. Tht.se wh.i are in wan! f
u.ains. jjiouMmiA bkoi.
i . . .
Le is!iurf. Feb. 5
Atiili.i
, OELF-RakillfJ KfiipeT Jl P. t! MoVt!
Tk' lf.'l .W'''Vi .'' in Hr.
,.pr;t IA, m,i k F.r.t premiumawar
Jel lo " A'lit :.s' Seif.RWinw K-aper ail
I Mower' at the S'si Fair rf IVrm'a, in IwriA;
! a!o nit prrm.ua: t h- x uthoui. m fom.iv
! Fair. Fanners wisl:u-. A.:;in.s Sel! Kt!.n s
Keiperan l .Mow er can pet it delivered.iree of
tieisht,to Harribiiru', bv irving Agents or lers
before the first nf .Mar -b, ls.Ki. A:i r thai t m
freight will be charged, making aboul twenty
dollars difference in price. Persons ran get
Castings at anv lime, r.t the Manniacioiy in
ilarrishitrp, for M i-oiaes.
Appivto EDWARD l. SNYDER, Milton ;
KL'SoEL WKIU11I', illiatnspi.rt ; or to
I AM Kit PATTON,
CHtf General Agent, al ilarri i-i;.'.
The "Old Kdininoth" Swarmlri!;
W
7 ITU XewdooIsaoJ OliiCustoniers!
el. V J. VI-IS
are now receiving ;i!'l f-penin,; tr public i-
spectit'D, an unusually UrK' artincni of
sa -. n ii I i i'1
?I 1. K C A Mi I Z I.
for FALL an ! WIVTEU eompr.sing a!I
llie Vafi;li5 of
GROCERIES.
HARDWARE. :
ifTFvxirj rr
'rLASTER SALT.
Fish. Ac., required in similar Mercantile
Houses, to which thev invite tiie attention of
all desiring eouJ Goods at fair Prices.
Grain and other Country Produce taken as
heretofore. J. & J. WALLS.
Lewishurr;. Oct. 12, lfSi
'
Pianos, and Music.
.., JOS. L.YODER, Agent for Meyers' j
iaUa' "Khls celebrated I'lanoH. has
ilmir. Fiimns, and M I rfrm limk: Seminary
and Teachers sopplied at the Publishers' dis
count prices. Music published byGould.Lee
A: Walker, a. L. Walker, or any Publisher, in
the United fta'es, furnished at their prices.
N.H. Meyers' and Vufht's Pianos s,.id at less
Iban f 'ityriOatl prices Lewishartr, Nov. 14
Important N.w!
"WTIIEN in the course of hqman
at
? f events" it becomes nccessaiy for a
"Goldsmith" to turn Tador," a proper respect
lo the opinions of mankind as .j!l as to his
own interests, de-r ami , lhat a statement of h s
intentions shomd bs raad.- to the world in gen
eral and his friends in particu'er.
J. Goldsmith & lfro'.
would thereiore rer-ctia.ly inf"rm ihe res'd
ents of Lewisburg and its vicinitv. lhat they
, ,, . ,
nave rcceilliy uernru n iie a.u .e-,.,
assoriment of CI.UTIIIAG al their est
lishmenton Market St. next to l oJ o'i Jeiry ;
store. I
Being associated with one of the largest
-.!.! ...11.1 . .. ll..l..4ut,,ka lh.. I
viuimng miu.u.....c.. ... . .k"-. rr
are able In furnish the best ol lt.io.ts at tbe
very lowest Cash prices. Their motto is
" Quick S-Mtt rt-l Smf'l rr'ftfV
As they are determined to adhere t ibis prin-
Ciple, they challenge compemion. A iaige
assortment of
HOYS CL.OT'lIIXjr
f.ons'an"y n ' nu ramj ' '
' rai;a,s- Handkerchiets. fcuspende
constantly on hand. -o-s Pantatoons.Vests.
S.vlrs. I
ie. dc. in vast profusion. Call and examine I
. r . , - , ,.
the assorunei.t no charge is made f r look- ,
ing. t-sr ci'&TOM WORK promptly tte..- ;
ded to r-V lon t miss ihe do..r-n i next to
louers.ai tue sign oi fie ing riat;.
J. (JUMiSMUH ,i HRD'r?
Lewi-ltire, p. t. in, is;,-. j
Slew Firm and Hew Goods! '
VI the Mdminmli baz iiniuicai
Emporium of
CHRIST & CALDWELL.
' The underi:-ned havirg tor. hi.-ed the entirt ,
t Mamtno h Dint; ffti re tnnierly tent bv TV
1 Thornton V Ca , arc now rea"!y to ti.i Crders
I nnrt l'rei' rinli. Ii s ni a m. mir nt eintn e. IV.
I have a larce au ! well -elected s-nek uf freli
i and pure DRUGS, MEMCIXE. I hemicals i
Dyeslutis, On, raints, l.iass. I'uttv and
DKlGGIis'l'S- t'JI.ASS'.VARB,
All tindi of i'l Vif JA..-t., !
I'ruit aud Cnufivtionery, '
Tobacco, SnulT,and ImT-frted Ciitars of the
choicest brands.
Fititeif y-jtions and TtUt Artielt. ,
Fine Toilet Sitaps &. Perfumery of all kinds
BacstlLS asd Combs or tnar vsaitrv.
Hooks untl Stationery,
a general variety of Literary ami School Books
Pine Oil, Lard and Fluid Lamps rf every '
description! fresh Piae O.l and Patent Durn-
ing Fluid alersvs en hand.
Pl'RE WlXtS and LIQUORS cf ai! kinds ;
for Medicinai use
rue -t ney .."'. ui......
Preservine" and Pa kliii); Jars, c
tyCustomers trill find our stork complete,
comprising many articles it is impossible, h-rr
to enumerate, and all sold al moderate prices
Call and see os, one and all. and see our
stock ; and if we can't sell you cheap goods,
we will not ask you lo bny.
We are always on hand to wait on en-.tomers.
Remember tbe Mammoth Drujr Store !
THEO. S. CHRIST,
F. S. CALDWELL.
Lewisbnrg. Union Co. I'a.
Fmh Suppliet, at the
The long-established Hat Store !
FRANKLIN SPYKER would respect-1
fully annoooce that he has just onened a
-. . -1 l.a -e ww a -we a n.w
inieii p 1 1 1 , u r . i ..,ui vi ...........
and CIiOTHIXGb and is selling lhem at
td7lowr prices than ever before offered in
Lewisbnrg.
HatS Moleskin, Silk, Brush, Wide- wake,
Angula, Hungarian, Panama, Straw. Chip err.
Capt) of all sorts, sizes, descriptions and
prices.-
Flatts and Fancy Hats for CHILDREN, of
the latest and most beautiful patterns.
ClOthlBS; for COLO WEATHER sneh
as Coats. Pants. Tests, Shirts, Hosiery. Gloves,
Suspenders, and every other sort of Weannz
Apparel of the latest cut, and cheaper than
the cheapest.
HP" Carpet Bags. Tnroks, Umbrellas, and a
great variety of other articles.
.-Th public1 are cordially invited to Tin
in. his stock, as he ti confident that they snll
be satisfied wtih hi Goods and Prices. Re
member the Old Stand Market street, i door
cast of Third, formerly J At F Spykef
Lewisbnrg, Oe l, ISSS
lyjmW&VH A var.-v f 'Jai'ers. Half Waters. T.-s. B
9. 'I f j kins, y.tv -r Ac. f .r La.lies and .i.sses,
.fj.JjfW P U!?C'1i(' i a.s lliiil'lren's Shoes ot 'l.e latest
--V-79rS 1 :'! ai:I S.irs ; i-.ic.c.
Auiuiiiaf.-a, or
James F. Linn. J. ElerrUl Libii.
. & J. M. LINN,
ttiornvyi at L:aV,
I.EWI."I,l!li,
:'.?1 1'ni. a C nnty, PeRn'a.
"Have you 6etn FAM?"
CEEMS to l.e a Qu?"i"n iskftl tj
J almost everybody; bo! we inquire,
JJave y'u imi f.e xi'e I'irm,
with iheir stpSy of
v Pools, Mio-k, -aifcrw, Kc.
IX 1 u' 3 ri'"'rs aaMnv as'i ciate !:v'-:i.-selves
into a Copartnership in busnie,
in w oiler In uc piiViic, at the Old Suni
of H. i D. Si.it , on .Market Su the tli.pesa
(for Ci-h) aiid best iut of
H( toTs " snons.
I for Men and B rs, ever ' :T.ie. in Lrwubursr
AViirlj mule to i.n'er M' to.:''.' di ti as
: usual and as ti.e IVi.rkrnen fcave rends te.J
i sansM. in n hereto! re, we irust we shall have
! a la'i : hare i.f puimc pain nage. t.M will
i rn'inue to t- .u band s f. rn.erly, an i bi j.es
i to give general atia'ai-i n to a!! eif-t. tiers.
M..Ii:i: 4; M FADLIN.
I.twi .i uir, Feb. SI. IS.'5
IJ3TIC3.
LT. fprsrns inik-btfj to the Subscri
ber. iU please make Payment or Srt
j tle.iienl b-Miaeeii ilo dale am! tlie FIKST DAY
; (iF A!K!L. All uneiile! acci.uiits standing
. mrre thin s-x months after the above date
; will be lea wan Lsn- Mnu t r c . !.t ct.nii.
' R. M. MlSSFR.
I l.eivisli irj. M.ireh If. lrt
W. RILES,
j ITTIOXEEK, nil! promptly attfnJ
to ctv.ng a.iM jn !.r-iMar ant the
! a !;-lnir.r ti wnrt' p-, t prs:inri' property, real
t -t. . I .U- . ...L- . f .,x....U-. .1--
hu.sii.esj3. If a vuii; ua..l sjiae ten years ot well-
: ex,.erienre in aucti-nerrii.Lflrft hiiu-
e't rhnr h-r rin nt he excelled in point f 'k.;!!
j ni makioz 'fuick and prvjituhle salf. A share
i wf I'alion j-.e n respecti'tillv sj!.cilel.
j hKrhBKM.. ,-f..,?, LT..-M. T W,tf. J UOr.h,.
fhm i H p-'mtd-Cvbllji. t;.. H.-pbon..w Dw mr.
IF V:,n (1. .. KWx'r Wlrttin. E-q ', mo'l D id Li- m.
J. w. Brow a. Jwq Micros.
- ,'!V,.2l?-r J
Tne Pennsylvania Telegraph.
"IX LAHGEI) Foini & Kedured Terns.
f Ji 'till: l AJi &YIEM Altul'TEl.
- ti aud after the 1st rf January, teo. iLe
i Prw.sTtViwia Taiisin, lublisbed at ll.-r-
' risbnrg. Pa., will be owned snd conducted by
I the uujeraigned, who w.il gne tbeir best
I erereies i,. u.'.e it wurtny if its cause 3til of
its friends.
It wiil commence the new rear printed ca
entirely new tvpe. and the Weeh.y greatly
enlarged in f. rui, while the typrice will t-e
l . wer than lhat of any other pat en f .Is class
vr riib.'ishcd at the l.'apital of the Slate .
and pcyincnU mrrr.rrr'ritrmt t.im4.y
No paper will he sent nmil it is paid for. rnd
all will be discontinued, as the subscriptions
j expire, nniess they are ren'el.
The Te'cgraph vriil be issued Semi-WetA-If.
j tn a sheet cf twemy feur columns, during tbe
j sessions cl tne Legislature, and HAy, , at
t double sheet of f"rty-i:ht ei lumns, ihe re m
j ainderof the year. It will present a eompleta
' summary of tbe Legislative proceedings, alt
j important general lam-s as they are passrd.antl
iln In r. lite enrrect rnliri-al Inteli-renre of tbe tin.
in tne iui:a.i af.d aio.-t rel:ai 'e m.Dri.r. In ate.rt, ta
1 n pni b r. te.i.. to luke 'I a l-le r.imlly aed pi.l.t-
1 i'.l Ji.urtml, and lp.y coi fii- etly ai e-al U Lne pearl
1 01 I'eni.vl.anm to .ilta I, It.eir -nt.etiiee
I The TiliAiefl will adiaTe lib. ral olitteal volVy.
I ant tii'ii uu:f tl.'ue whr., 'l.-uvii animated l.y taw
i ...trie e'.mrooB purroae. ai.d len.klria w tlie aawiw
l.-e.e .- r-.-il-e. eiu ili-iraeoi l-s llie eesCiet i.f
'li.tne'ise iirifan'Ealn.ne. It will eaft-.n the htbeai
eLi..ierd ot Aro. ric-n NaOV-liiUI1 aiel. while ,
. r, ,; , th. ; -,,.
e. of the emanation.
iluiuidiT re-ii-l IL.eAteti.iunut tluB.il Slater.
It will a-i- a enedial.i arneet. but tndeBdeut aui'ort tw
tile adu toietraooD of Out fiLLorK.
TEliMS...Mtrirtl in Ailmnca.
Th.
TeU-ratti will tie furnUhed Saatl-Wij.f durtt
th.., f iiuo. d Wa.lLlonadoar...
i .rtt ,h, aimjurr f n,. year, ai the s.Iiowtoj kne
I ri-i - mi.ney inraruhiy to aecomFauj ill- cra.t .
I Ii., ,: ie.,l si, r-re..py) "1
j Twei'eTp'wVi'i ' '-r '',., " !'
. and at it. j,rice i.Jl J pr copy) for any l am her
! l"'""r-,J k . . ., t . . ..
. l lot- ,h. old be ma.Yenvat onee. and the enneenptioBa
! '""I"! before tue Br.-t ot Januarv as that ibey ean
! "LLLZL' Z w "
MTI.t pe SKI ! .Fn.
. , , . . . H.rrubum- v.
,.R.:-tr-e rorn will F.nJ the T-legrai h. the eery
a i-rt,.,n4 Medium in feou.iB.a. eot or th. .ti-a.
; r-fl,h.,rrirns fr xhe abovl. (a $IMt
r.,.,,v,,.. ,h. rhroakle Otfice and at the Pcsi
Olfice. Leuishnrr.
IlERCHANT TAILOR!
10HN I!. EE.ILE, tavins enlarged
e) an ! '-nnroved his Shop, on Market .street ,
ni-xt to I iaej- ti.ie, has now opened a !a;r
End stl-cl sli ck of
C loth, Ca"iiH: re-. It-stings acfl
I '.ailnss
r.l all ki'-.l. . ji'.so (;t.TI.F VEX'S Ft'RMSH
IMi (iUUHS.sucn asSbi.ts. ;i..-r., tiasirr ;
Culiars, Ac. rVc. He will so carry on
( uitlns untl ?lal.i::
in all iheirl.riini iie. .;.th iiesia.cii, according
to r.r 'i i, svithi.ui aalfijgiu, and on the mos.t
rcasonal. le t'-rms. -w
ticarly-mailc 4 lot hints
alu-avs on hand cheaper lhan ihe clieares.
1'avinir, a lare bTew i.f experience.! bends
in my employ, I hi pe witn ail (hese iunl.liej
I" Cice general satisfaction, and share liberally
in public patronage. 1 resf tctlti.ly invite all
u-.tilting nnytliiiitf m my line ot business to
ejil and examine uiv suck of Gcos.
juIiN H. BUAI E.
I.ewiilurg, May !6, lSi5.
" Y rf.MI.ROAD A m snpp'r of Fancy
I t'liods, P'.ru- Mi-iinates. German Pipes.
i and Ktr.mlil1.l4Uc IVtiaccu ;
j iter Pj' Ws. the vcrv iatcst w,
aiso a varit-ts .it
ru.e. j be l,a.i at
S!.35.1 CllRISl A CAl fiWtl.t:.
)LY;0LDS Sc MTAl'DtX, at the
i V Hardware Siore. Lew-ist-urir. t-lfrr tn lbe
' eit zens of the West Branch, at ejuremelr Inyr
' prices, )ils, 1'urpent'tie, hi'e Lead. nowr
' While Zinc, Silvci's Plastic Paints (varion
' -l .....lt,...-l Arm-w.wnf 4. 1. ..
Glass. Pnilv, Locks, La'ches, Butts, tVrews,
and all kinds of Building Hardware, Gentle.
' nun won are building will hod it to their ad
! vsinMee 10 call and esamine onr stock. V'-.'l
J sell es near city prices as possible. Cat! an J
I tee as, rrtf the old Grafium ttimd.
I I.ewisbitrs. Mav 6. 185a.
fFl
""J,1
' lanes, tt
1ARPENTERS, we ean supply veu wnh
celebrated Greenfield Tool Company
unt s celebrated Hatchets, Axes, Art
xes. Boat sunders Adzes, tinsels, Fquares,
Saws, Saw Sets. Anders, pbne Bitts. Hils pr
all kinds. AH will be snld lowrr than nsnal
at cash prices- Drop in and see. gentlemen I
no charge for examining stock, at llie Hard
ware Store of RPTSOLI'S A MTArPf:.V
SADDLERS, if vou call and "
Mock of Harness, Bridle and Roller Boo
kles. Bitts, Hames. Stirrups. Monnting, Rinb
ing. Deer Hair, Straining Web. Saddle Trees
Whip Stocks and Saddlers' Tools.yeu will t
it to your advantage. Hard are Stere ia Lew -isburg.
KEVKOLDS A M FADDEX.
OACHMAKEB3 will fi4 constantly n
hi-.d Eliptie Springs, Axles. Hnb Bands,
Laces, Oak Felloes. Bows, and a general as '
ot"erit of Trimmings, at the Hardware Stora
of REY50LD3 M'r ArDEN. Lewisborg.
SCHOOL ORDERS neatly priawd and fot
sale at the Cltrtniele ttice
nnr