Lewisbwra, Pa.
Friday Morning, Mat 15, 1857
DVKKTIZK I Maoursrtwrers. Merchants. Mechanics
A fuhlk OStaers Id City aud CnantrT, Publisher.
all was wish to buy or sell whsM du well to employ tbe
clumai of tbe LrwUhmrj Cnrssttrl'. whirb bee e large
aad inereMiniE circulation in a eoamUBit, eonteiniDic e
Urse proportion of active, solvent producers, consumers
and dealers, as any in the State.
try- see Kw 4drtlNemnl.
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lb is week.
Editorials are crowded out
Kern Po Master, in Lnion. County.-
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Wm Cbotzkr, at Mifflinburg; and A. B.
f!.,iNn. at Hartloton.
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SfiyTowns wishing the next Agricultu
ral Fair, will observe the notice of the
Agricultural Society, in another column.
tajyWe believe most of our farmers
nave cot in ineir corn, ana Agricultural
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nroerwrta trenenlU innmore rlnurisiiio"-
prospects generally wear a more nounsumg
and hoDeful look
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esTPersons who eipose themselves to
legal penalties by threatening letters or
posters, should conceal their handwriting
to be sure of safety.
'The Bakers cave a Concert on
Tuesday evening in Amnions' Hall, to a
good and pleased audicnee. They sung
well, of course always do and arc gen
tlemen as well as singers.
.The Lewisburg Savings Institution,
it should be understood have stopped dis
counting it being desirable to sttle up
all their matters before tbe Bank goes into
operation.
S-An attempt tbe otberniylit to en- .
ter tbe Store of Brown & Kitter, was
frustrated by tbe wakefulness of Dr. Ger
bart, next door, neighbor. Look out for
burglars !
JfiyThe Corner Stone of tbe new Ger-
rn an R -formed Church in Mifflinburg, will j
be laid on tbe '24th intt. Miuistcrs, from '
a distance, both German aud English, will '
preach on the occasion. j
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Ice Cream Saloon. Mr. Hoffman has I
fitted op a magnificent Saloon, over bis
Confectionery, and wc are amply prepared
to testify to tbe superior quality of the
article manufactured by biin.
ttrWui. Cameron E.-q , bas disposed
of his interest in tbe MiiHicburgand Lew
iaburg Turnpike to Mr. Jacob Frederick,
who we understand is now engaged in "re
forming" and improving it. Pity Mr.
Ross could not gut hold of some ol those
hills he'd " level" them !
A Pennsylvania Normal Music
School. Prof. A. N. Johnson, whose
Musical Conventions have givuu such gen
eral satisfaction throughout tbe State, de
signs opening a Normal Music School in
Lancaster, to oua'.ifv Sinzinir School tea-
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i9frnitipnr. Linn Avpr lua
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evening, lor one moutn. cull particulars :
chers to teach upon tho plan so success-! Ane amouni oi uauiage u variouaiy eau
fully pursued by himself. It will com-! ma,e(1i ome placing it as low as two bun
meuce about tbe middle of June nest, and ! d"cd dollars, and others as high as fifteen
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this Normal School around.
Danville, IV, May li A. horrible
case of supposed wife poisoning has just
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been revealed at this place, caused by the j
UGiAfcU, MUUlt BliallUUSB Vll tUlUSISULUa, Ol .
Mrs. Catharine Ann Clark, on Saturday !
last. It having been ascertained that her '
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husband, a pedlar, named ilham Clark, !
had purchased, on several occasions, pre- j
viously, both arsenie and stryehnine, in
order, as he alleged, to poison rats, and
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her sudden death soon after, a suspicion
oi I Jul play was created. Clark was ar
rested and a Coroner's jury summoned to
investigate the cause of her death. A
post-mortem examination was abo held by
three eminent Physicians of Danville,
the result of whose investigations have
not yet been made public; although, it is
asserted, tbe Physicians agree that her
death was eaused by arsenic. They are
now analysing tbe contents of her stom
ach. The Husband of Mrs. Twiggs died
about three weeke since, under similar j
circumstances, and for certain reasons sua
picion rests upon her as being an accom
plice of Clark s. she bas bcen arrested.
Danville, May 14, 11, A. M. Tbe
Coroner's Jury have not yet rendered ver
dict Doctors agree that it was poison
Twiggs' body has not yet been disinterred.
The Cattawissa Railroad. We see
it stated that arrangements have been
nada by the Cattawissa railroad company
for filling up the great ravines over which
it passes. The work bas already been
commenced.
Tbe Engineers engaged in surveying
the route for tbe Lewistown and Bellcfonte
Batlroad, have got as far at Potter's Bank.
They eame op the Seven Mountains with
grade of 104 feet to the mile.
Jacob Waeldcr.formerly of Wilkesbarre,
but now of Texas, bas been appointed by
President Buchanan, Consul to Fraakfort-cn-t
he-Maine, Germany, at a salary of
12,000 per annum.
Lewis U. Litts, Esq., bu been appoint
ed by the Board of Canal Commissioners,
Collector of Tolls on tbe upper division of
the North Branch Canal.
Mr. Bonham bas been elected to Con
fess in the District in Sooth Carolina
tely represented by the Hon. Preston S.
Books, by 1,600 majority.
Dr. Edward D. Worrell, formerly of
Wilkesbarre, was executed in Missouri, on !
the 17th of April, for the niurler of Gor
&cn; RailrcadEiigia.-rr.
can be Icarncd by addressing Murray, i 1"J "
Young & Co., of Lancaster, Ta. Such j Fire on the Mountains. On Sun
Schools have been held each summer in ' day last Grcs were started in different pla
Massachusetts and New Vork. As this is ces on Muncy Mountain, and also on Nit
the first attempt to establish one in Penn- j tany Mountain. During the day tbe wind
nylvania, aud as Prof. J. is not slow in j was very high, and the lire spread rapidly,
patronizing printers, we trust our brethren : doing much damage to property. We
of the press will give him a lift, and help learn that it got into Valentine's coaling,
along the causa by passing the notice of j in liald Eagle Valley, and destroyed a
Fire in Lewisburg.
A Safe at won't a Safe ! A few
days ago, Mr. Laird, the Treasurer, sent
the Union county safe to Geddes,Marsh &
Co's Lewiaburg Foundry for repairs tbe
safe bavins' "sDrune a leak." It is to be
supposed that a Treasury should leak at
tbe top or front, but to have one leaking
at both ends wont do while Farmers are
coarging sucu uigu prices ior eTerj iu.ug
we eat. To "guard the Treasury" well, i
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across tbe safe, supposing that upon tbe
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I cooling, tbe opening would soon be found
I cooling, tbe opening would soon be lound
as "tight" as a human lager beer tub. It
! was left over night, and lu! in the morning
the "safe" was found cleaned out of wood
as well as specie the i.im.no material
between the outer and inner walls still on
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i fire " 18 supposed the Clamps iicatcd the
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1 l0Do nallS 80 M 10 'S01'6 tbe "n,nSl n1
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hw not icarncd the nameg of the Jl!in1.
fiCturera of tt,s u.nsafk affair, which bas
! bcen usuJ 8omc j or 15 ,car. lut if a
successor is obtained it should command a j
price to make it reliable. j
Tbcy Jew say that on going that cold i
morning to the "safe" tbey found inside of i
it a Vaukce waruiioc his hands and com- i
1..;..;.. nF it,.. ilr.nf tot-in,f su tin svillorl
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the dnippine red hot nails ! Tbat wasn't
the "safe" in which the rooster froze to
death while a hot fire surrounded it.
Some "Snake." A eountryman from
the neighborhood of Halifax stated in our
bearing yesterdy tbat he recently saw on
tbe road ieajin acT0St peter's mountain
to Millvrsburg, a black snake wbich be
judged to be about " thirty feci luntj and
at thick round at a man's tody I" Of
course, the man was considerably fright
ened by the appearance of such a mou
strosity, and added tbat be "ran nearly a
mile back to a tavern before be stopped."
We rather guess be had been to that same
tavern previous to bis seeing the snake.
However, if the story is correct we fear
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tnai JsTken s vauey is a aoomea aisirtct,
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for if ever that ' crittur' wants a breakfast,
heaven help the inhabitants. liar. Her
aid. IJitlAK in tite Wateii Works. The
heavy rains last week raised the stream
from which Williamsport is supplied with
water to such a height as to cause a portion
of tbe embankment of the reservoir to give
way. The accident occurred about mid
night on Mouday night, and a body of wa
ter about four feet deep rushed down to
wards the river, carrying nearly every
thing before it. The dwelling of John
Seizor being ia its track, was nearly swept
away, and was so much damaged as to ren
der it uninhabitable. His family made a
very narrow escape from being drowned.
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hundred.
Tho damage to tbe water works
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large amount of cord wood. Tbe persons
who started these fires on the mountains,
and thus destroyed large quantities of
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t,mDer ana mD" prpeny, acserve io i
ftpvpriMV nuniNfiea. sna no uauos will nil
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if detected.
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The est. If at the entrance of the
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'1 6rcat P16 ula be Postcd. on
which could be pencilled the experiences
and consequent reflection of tbe thousands
w ho have given up cheerful, comfortable
homes at the East for the untried priva-
tions and sorrows of a home in a new j
country, hosts who are now greedily press- j
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ing towards the setting sun would return
to their old farms and firesides, vowing '
lioronftor In follow tint ana rule "Let
wen euougo aiuue.
Lancaster, May 12. D. B. Vonder-
emitb, of this place, who was arrested for
committing pension frauds upon the Gov.
eminent three years ago, and held to an
ewer the charge, and subsequently abscon
ded, was this morning arrested by Deputy
Marshal Jenkins, lie will be conveyed
to yonr city this afternoon.
Boston, May 12 The offices of twelve
lottery ticket dealers were overhauled by
the' Police, to-day. In six of them, tick-
eta of tbe Delaware State Lottery were
found, and the proprietors arrested. At
Myrick'i office, over thirteen hundred
tickets were found and seized.
During tho past week there has been a
fine flood in tbe est Branch and its trib
utaries, and we believe tbe lumbermen
have succeeded in getting nearly, if not all
ibeir lumber to market We now appre
hend better times in, the lumbering coun
try. Chicago, May 12 Udolpho Penelet,
the Belgian Counsul at Illinois, with two
other persons, whose names are unknown,
were drowned yesterday, about ten miles
South of this city.
New-York, May 22 Advices reced
ed from Bahia to tbe lat nit, state tbat
tbe yellow fever raged on tbe shipping,
and in many instances carrying off whole
crews. It bad began, however, to abate.
Removing the Dead. The work of
removing tbe remains of tbe dead from
tbe Lutheran and German Reformed grave
yard, Harrinburg, will be commenced in
fhert time.
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE
Tbe old feud between tbe two wings of
the New York Democracy has broken out
again with renewed fury, and the party
leaders are as far apart as ever, notwith
standing tbe treasury pap administered by
the Administration to tbe afflicted parties.
?Rer. Mr. Crawford, of the Philadel
phia Presbytery, will preach for tbe Pres
byterian congregation of Lewisburg, next
Sunday at tbe usual hours. Prof. Bliss
will preaoh fur tbe Baptist ehurch,and Mr.
Osiiurn for the Christians. at naoal hnnr.
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Public Sales adverted at Chronicle Office.
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16 May, 8at. Francis Walker's. Wh. Deer
ay lues. Aurand s est., miuo eoorg.
2 June Tues
. 2 June 1 ues do do
Hartleton.
Vendue IVoten at ttje chmuicU Office
HKMIIOI.D'il rMVKKflALLV API'HOYKD IIKMKOT.
Oomnound Kttrart Kuehu ritrws nissascsof the Hlad
dT. Kidneys, Orsvel. 0ros,, Weakness. As., Head tbe
a!Tertleluent in another eulumn, beaded Jlembold's
Genuine I'rroaialioi.'
iious,s.sMiKTii.-Kvrvhedorerain
llv should a-sp . supply ofthes. great specifics at bead,
N,.h.mbnid can .r.iy dispense Hh ih-m. Kitsmai
I injuries, which would re-ulc In the lo ofa limb, or tha
I npi'l'n"'ajolut, irtreab-d in the ordinary uilm,inay
becure-J with dtspatrh. and without iu or haaard. l,j
the use of the IHntuieut. F.ry,.ielM., salt rhenm, bolls,
sores, and ail asternal ailments, an removed with equal
facility and rerlaiiity, by tbe aoplieAttou of this great
curatire: and the manifold diseane of sloinnh,liTer,end
intestines, snortcn fatal in this country, yield IurarlablJ
tu the sauative 0erntion of tbe Tiiis.
Dos any of our high lirers eat ton much dinner f If
any of our readers have cooks who tai-t their appetite a
little too far, 1 will tell a secret that w ill lead Ihelnto tbe
enjoyment of their dinners without a elmit from that
euuty old eentlemsn liyspepftia. Tttlt a dear lr.
Snnfiinl' Inriiitiratnr alrr Si.bejp, and yen Wilt a free be
troubled witk indigttttmt ; but on the contrary, before the
'St meal tune approacu-e the apatite wilt be sharpen-
i etl to sppreeiale any kind of fiied. If tbe food rises or
, sours, the lniralur will fix tbe matter riutat at once,
for there is something in it that, to use ills expression of
a friend, will let a man eat gravel atones, and take tbe
Invieorator and they will disest. We have tried it in
douhle do-es, on one or two occasions, for sick headache,
and it acts like a eLitrin.
Vi nat ws want to say to our readers, young or old. Is,
If anything ails yon, ico without delay and get a bottla
oi nr. ronton s Juviitorator, and 11 it aun t cure coma
i nd f"r to "m tmm " "'"
Corrected Weekly
Wheat... 1.40 to 1.50 Egaa 10
Rye
Corn
Oats
Flaxseed
Pried Apples .
Uuttcr
62
55
4(1
1,25
1,25
18
Tallow 12
Lard 12
ltacon 10
Ham 12
Cloversced 6,00
MAltlUEI).
On the 12th inst. by Rev. H. A. rink Mr. JAMES
RASNOX of Lewi. ton. sad Miss RXIZABKTU MAR
TIN nf riiiilUnaeuue Tp Northumberland Co.
in Midi! tenure. 7th inst. hj DaveJ Scbwenk Ksq, Capt
Vt M I. 1.K or Northumberland and Miss MAHUAHET
KIIKMEK.
In Lewisburr, Mh Inst, bv Rev IT Hathnrat. JOHN
UlI.K'il KN and Miss KATE altklNKK, boUl oT North
umberland. On the 5th inst, bv Rev. E.Kierfrr, IIFNRT KATRKR
MA.V sn.l Sliss AGSKS Mni.U both nf MiDlinburr.
In NnrthiiniberlalKl. &tb inst. bv Rev. Wm- Simontnn.
Rev.JAMKS D. KKAKIlO.N'ofSunburj and Miss MAHY
dsucliter of OeO. Apsler.
In W illiamspnrt. hj The same. tn inst. Mr R.HORNER
or Northampton county and Miss JANK ELIZAllKTU
dauebter Jobn K. Hays.
Hr Kev. f tioiner, 3d inst In the Enelish Luthera
Diurrli J HI APP, wtdoerr. of Seliasgruve, and Mrs.
BIIAUKK. widow, f Penns township.
In K0II7 towoshlp, ltnh in-t, MIm FA BAH CLAHK.tn
hr th jraar.
on the Mh Int HARRIET dADRhtfr of Jaeob MUlerof
Wort flufFmlue Tp. ftffrd 1 yr, T months sud 1 day.
In lurvlton. 6th itiit, KAClIfcL ANN iuttl.ler at E.
C. Moor, in br lnh vrar.
.OR SAIsK A gnod SPUING WAV.
O.V, with Shafts and Tongue.
May 15, le)67lf H. W. FRIES.
LEWIS PALMER,
A RCHITECT and BUILDER,
il LKWJSBVKG,
t?OfTire in the I'niversiiy Building
PA.
683
A good Bnsiness Stand
"TOR RENT in the verv best part
X. of Lewisburg and STOCK FOR SALE.
Apply at the Chronicle office
3m683
ReglMtrr & Res-order. We are au
thorized lo announce JOHN A. MF.RTZ.Esq.
of Lewisburg as a candidate for Register A.
Recorder of Union county at Ihe Oct. Election,
(subject to the decision ol ihe Union Conven
tion for the county.) May 13, 1857
C'ommlNMloner. Not having heard of
any candidate for this important Oflice, and il
being conceded to the West this Fall.we have
thought proper to propose Esq. LINCOLN for
re-election. He received the largest vote at
our first Election, drew for a short Term, and
t is allowed by all is one of our most worthy
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and competent Officers. He did not previously
nor does he now, but we
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think would serve if elected. MANY.
Treasurer. We are authorized lo an
nounce Mr. H. P. SHEI.LER as a candidate
for Treasurer of Union county subject lo the
decision of the Convention of the opponents
of the National Administration.
Lewisburg, May 13, 1857
mnTinii!
Ts . . . .briber ha.
placed lus books and accounts in tbe
bands of Jna B. Lisa, Esq., for collection.
Persons indebted are requested to make imme-
diale paTalen,. Those having claims against
the undersigned will please present them to
mr- 1-mn- MBAH.
May 12. 1857
Administrator's Notice.
WHEREAS, Letters of Administration to
the estate of CATHARINE BAKER Sr.
late of Buffaloe Tp. Union county, deceased,
have been granted to the subscriber, all pers
ons indebted to said estate are requested lo
make immediate payment, and those harms;
claims against the same will present ihtai
duly authenticated for settlement to
DAVID H. KELLY, Administrator
Kelly Tp, May 12, 1857
HERRING'S SAFE.
THE ACEWOWLBDCBlv
CII AMPIOIV!
THE RUCK N'T TRIALS t Rn-
ding br endorsed tb camnt of
puDite opinion, una eoonrmea tu
verdict of mora thin 3U0 nccidnn
Ul Disproving rxaeladly Uint
"Horrinn ' w lb obit uu tbat
WILL HOT BUI.
Eitrmet from th rMnn,itt.'B
Report on the Trial of Iron flnfnt
at Heading:
On tbn 26tfa of February al 1 tbe member, of Ibe Com-
tnlttea met to witnen the Safe and booki and pa pars,
(plaoed in taem) nod were perfectly ntinfled that all wu
right. Tbe day fnllowinK, tbe burning took pleer, antler
tbe uperintrndenee of the GnumttV. After a fair end
impartial burning for fire hoars, tbe Safe of Men re
Kvana A WaUon ' first opened, the few being on lira
1 aside, and the content partial) enneutned, while the
rootenta in the Safe of Meaera. Parrels A Herring were la
good eonditton, and no lira iiiaitM.n
Reading, March 1657.
(Signed.) II. F- KMX, )
p. N. COlsKNAlf , y Crommittaa.
A. H. PEACOCK,)
And endorwd by orer 60 of the beat men of Rending.
The above fee can be ioepeeu-d at 34 Walnut Street,
wbere the public ran satisfy Umnm.Tee of the great a-perim-ity
of the "Herrings Patent Champion," over too
defeated nod nud-up "inside Iron poor Salamander."
FARRELS A HERRING.
S4 Walnut Ptreet, Philadelphia. .
Only aMAorf in Uti Sua e Utrrwtf PuUnl Gtaav
sum Scisi.
The atteapt made by other parties to bolster np too
reputation of n Sals which fcu fHtd so signaJ)y in or
aViaai .trw im rbiladelpbia, (Ranstead Plaes.) by taking
one oat of an agent's store (H. A. Lanti.) made dtmbU
thdcnM, (Ufftrrant from those they sail,) to "burn np
one of Urring1MhairaetrCk) h wltB Ita true ro
ward. Herring's Ssfe earned not 6r Immt, proving eonelu
nively that tbe only reliabia Safe now madoa.Bitrnay'aV'
of whkh over 1&.000 are now inaetnal nsnand more thaa
200 bare been tried by are wtiMout a igU iess.
CliOCKS, Watche.
and Jewelry of it door to
Ca?h.
A. E. PEVORMANDir, K$ t.
burg, Mr.: Si, !::.
& WEST BRANCH FARMER MAY 15, 1857.
notice. -
A MEETING of the Executive Commit,
tee of the Union county Agrieull ml So-.
ciety will be held on Tuesday, the l'Jih day of
May inst, at the office of J. A. Mrrtz at 1 o.
clock P. M. Places that wish lo have the
next Fair, will please hand their proposals
to J. A. Mrtz,on or before the above dale.
J. A MEKTZ, Ree. Sec y.
May 8. 1957.
IW1VERSITY AT LEWISBl'Rtl.
NUTICE-Subscribers to the Building 1
Fund are respectfully informed that the .
Second Instalment on the sub-cnptnn is now
due and payable. J. A. MEKTZ, Esq., is ,
appointed Cullector, and authorized to receive i
and receipt for the same. : A. K. HEI.I..
General Agent and Treasurer i
Lewisborp, May 1, 1H57 !
NOTICE Pay Up.
fryO all persons interested. I have sold mv 1
I entire stock of goods to B. GOODM AN 1
(whom I recommend to pnhlie patronage,) :
and am not only desirous, but determined, to i
settle op my accounts, without delay. Hence, I
all persons knowing themselves to be indebt-1
ed to me. will please call at the old stand, or j
in my absence at Ww. Jokes, Esq, office, for
settlement. As I intend leaving Lewisburg,
I am compelled lo urge immediate action.
A. SlttUER.
Lewisburg, May 5, 1857 w3.
Good e! New Goods!!
J.
Schrcver & Son Lave received their
second supply of Spring and Summer
Goods.
s. j ney invite tne aiteniton oi inf.
in narnVnlar t. their assortment of!
dies, in pa
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS.
.May 8. 1857.
New Clothing Store,
at the old aland.
B GOODMAN having purchase ! the Gonrts
. and Good Will of A. Singer, at the well
known Store room, opposite Klines' Hoiel.anti
having made large additions to bis stock from
Philadelphia, respectfully offers to the old
friends and patrons nf the establishment, and
to Ihe trading comnMuiiy in general,
Ihe Largest, Cheapest, and best assortment,
(for cash,)
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
ever offered in Ihe West Branch country.
Coats, Vests, Pants, Hals, Caps, Shirts, Draw
era, Umbrellas, Valices, Carpet Hags, ilauj
kerchiefs, ic,
BOYS' CLOTHING.
and everything usually sought fur in a Cloth
ing Stare. Call and give us a fair trim.
Lewisburg, Vay 6, 1857.
Great Excitement !
MONEY LOST!
IT is now universally conceded that the pur
chasing of any article of Coeds fur private
or family use, and the paying thereon more
than a fair pnofit, is "money lost ;" the under
signed, therefore, has just opened, in his
A'Etf AND COMMODIOUS HOUSE,
on Ihe corner of fourth and Market Streets,
Lewisburg, a splendid assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
for Ladies as well Gentlemen, consisting, in
part, of ihe various styles of Dre.-s Silks,
Berege De Laines, Bereges, Poplins, Lawns,
Brilliants, Tissues, Embroideries, Collars,
L'ndersleeves, Handkerchiefs, Trimmings,
Uloves, Mitts, together with
A Fine Lot of Dameiillc Cioode,
Prints. Muslins, &c. Also, Ready-Maa. Clo
thing. Vestings, Hats, Cravats, Linens, and a line ,
fresh selection of
SVGAR, COFFEE. MOLASSES,
Teas, Cocoa, Cheese, in large or small
quantities. FISH by the quarter,
half, or whole barrel. SALT by
tbe sack or bushel,
and, in short, almost everything usually kept
in our stores, can be found at thia corner, and
all of which will be sold al ihe
LOWEST CASH PRICE
or exchanged for Country Produce. All he
asks, is a Fair Trial; Quick Sales Small
Profits and Prompt Payment.
of a superior quality, from the Hartley Mills,
ool ground any closer than the mills furnish
in this region, and quite as good, if not supe
rior, which can be tested by ositbial, sold in
large or small quantities.
ALEX. AMMONS.
Lewisburg. Pa, May 2. '.r7.
Executor's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters Tes
tamentary on the last will and testament
of Mrs. NANCY VANVALZAH, late of
Mifflinburg, Union Co, deceased, have been
granted lo the undersigned, by the Register of '
L'nion county, in due lorm of law ; therefore I
all persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate are requested lo make immediate
payment,and those having just claims aeainst '
the same are also rennested to nrscent them I
properly authenticated for settlement.
S. S. BARBER, Execntnr.
Near Mifflinburg, May S, 1857
John B. Linn,
ATTORNEY AT LAW in Frick's
Block, North 3d St, near Market.
" leevrlabura;. Pa.
Sunday School Teachers,
SUPERI1VTENDENTS, Ac., notice, that it
the People's lSew aud Cheap Uook, iSta
Uooery and Periodical Store, a general supply
of the Sunday School Union Poblicatioiui will bvconnUaot
ly atapton btttKl, aiKl old w.1 the eaUtosrifM pritvi, jutvt
wbaJiyou have tu pay Is lhiladvlptai for Uim,aDd tbstu
bava to paj tba frnffbl aidiiioaai. (tlina; ihmm horn
ua yoa aava wa iraigoc, ana cm masa tba aeletivna to
utt yrMiiralvt-n. Ha wtii aiausupply the AnMncan 1'ract
Sockly'i fpublsctwlloiia. and many otiira,t tba atuaa rate.
All in want of food Rlutotu Bookiolany ttyla or vari
ety, at tbr moat noaoQablc rate, giw no a call ; we bava
many on band, and a number of eatalogviea to aelert
from; each na wa might not bava, we would aoenra with
tba ntmopt diapatch. The attention the e nom h riv
en fnryetara to tba THEOLOGICAL 1KPAMMLT
haa aeeuivd it ample facHitiea to aupply the Clergy with
any thing tby wight want, and at fair rates. We hope
romiK. from tnoae who woold buy at low mb. and would
bavn a cbaaf and valaMe Book Store flouriah in LwU- !
bnrg.
P NhVlLri A CO.
FOR SALE CHEAP A gOOd SCCOnd :
handTOPBLUGEV-Inau.reof
hand TOP BLUGEV Inquire of
H. U. WALKER, Mortb 3d St.
FOB SALE. A No. 1 White's Cooking Btove, nrarlr as
good as bow. Iuqntre at tbt. Ofllra. April 24.
REfflOTAL.
NEW and Magnificent Stock or
COXFECTIOXERIES I
EICHOI.TZ & WAGNER bare elegantly
refitted the Storeroom formerly occupied by
C. Mensch, on Market 8t. uear Third, where
they will btep on band for sale the very bast
of (Confectioneries, Toys. Fruit, Notions, Ac
Call and St.' Lewisburg, April 9, 1857
SUBSCRIBE for Harper's Magazine,
the Knickerbocker, Graham's and other
Magazines, at tha Publishers' rates, at
P. MEVIfS & CO'3.
SUBSCRIBE for the New York Ledger,
Ballou's Pictorial, Harper's Illustrated,
or any other Newspaper, at Publishers' rates,
at P. NEVIUS 4c CO'S.
A FRESH SUPPLY
OF Drags, Medicines, Books, Notions,
Varieties, Stationery, Ac, pnrebased in
New York and Pbilad. markets, has jnst been
rte'd at the Oid Mammnikj Drug 3tore '.f
c irrr;T & c.udvej i , i t i-s
NEW GOODS !
THE riace to buy Goods, cheap !
IDDI.i'tafs tk WETZEIs
Beg leave to anntmt.ee to the public that they
have opened a large and complete stock of
SPRIN6 AND SUMMER GOODS.
embracing every variety of Ladies' and Gent's
Summer wear ueb as Cloths, Cassitneres,
Linen Goods, Vesting. Ginghams, Calicoes,
Silks, Berages, Berage Delaines, bhallrys,
l awns. Muslins, a large assortment of EM
BROIDERIES of all kinds,
Jiitinrlt, Huts, and Cop,
also a large assortment of CARPETS,
SALT, KISH, ac, always en hand.
Farmers and Housekeepers
ar reeperffijlv invited to vxasilne ear assortment of J
OI.'K hhlf .'i (liOCXtUr. HAKDWAKB. QlXtiXS
M'AHK Ae, and we are satisfied tht you will find ass- j
rytbine, of lite best quality, yoa asay desire, at the aanat j
moderate rates. j
Our tow-Is were selected with unusual rere. and we .
bele-vewin tH.fnnndof the very best, andtfirthenaiit ,
as eiiet,b ae tie-y ran ri-aiuabljr be offered at au other
store on the West Uraneh. !
We retbeettully iuviu onr old customers to eall aid !
ace our sU k, and wa are sore we can meet vour wanla
and tastea. J-UVOCCJi laaen as usosl OASH never '
refused. LEWI IIilllMiS. I
Lewlshurg. April, 1IS7 AAKON K-WKTEKL. I
Goodman Sl C'haniberlln j
nAVE received their regnlar supply of f
SPRIMO AND SUMMER GOODS, '
which tliey i.ffer to the traile at the lowest pos-,
sihle prices. The stock includes every article
usually found in their line I
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
! Ql'EEXS WARE, HARDWARE, !
u k T T1 TTCIT A-r X-r
SAlsl, I ISU, AO. Ill
Tk. invite sllanlinn t,l their SKSrtinSIlt. '
- "-1 " .. ' ;
and will endeavor to satisfy customers, id 1
quality and price. Lewisburg, April SB i
ACKEREL io whole, half, quarter and :
eighth bbls, Sliad, Herring and Codfish
lor alr by Oirftdmsn A rhamtterlln.
Syrup
and Molasses. Coffee, Java and
Uoodman AVhsmberlin. I
Iti's bjr
BLACK Tea, a superior antcle.also, Young
Hyson and Imperial green leas, by .j
Ooodman A t'hsmlierlln.
BKA8S and porcelain Kettles, Slew pans.
Shovels, Hpades, Forks, Hoes, Rakes,
r,t)i and u-slhs, e., he biestman a l.nsnils-rliB.
c
KUAK Churns, Tubs, Pails, Water Cans,
Washboards, 4c, by
Uoodman Chslnberttn.
LADIES' Dress goods, a full variety of Ihe
latest styles, by
rr.oodman rhsmberlin.
CtLOTHS, Cassimeres and Vestings, Hats,
Caps, 4c, a fine assortment al
Uoutmaa 4 Chambrrlla.
E.OOK THIS Wil l
XOTICE! NOTICE!! NOTICE!! !
HAVING just returned from the City
with an unusally large Slock and well
I . . 1 J . 11
aciecteu, anu atu uow piriaicu tu sen gouua
lower than can be bought elsewhere ou this
side of Philadelphia. 1
Hardware! Hardware!! Hardware!!!
Sails XisllS Locks, Latches, Hinges, '
Screws, Ulass, Putty, Paints, Oil in fact,
ercrytnlns; you may want to build your-
cent, lower thaa ever before.
IJii teuu
9 I
This way ! !
t'X BPP VTEBt! kir. run ean e.l the eele. '
brated Greenfield Planes. Spear A Jackson's
hand, tenon and rip 8a ws, Butcher's, Bealty's
and Brady's Chisels and Plane Irons, patent againsl it will present mem properiy au.neu
aud common Braces, Brace Bitts, Angers, ! ticaled for setilement.
-Siiuares. Ullages. Iron Screws, Compass Saws, j WILLIAM RANCK. Ex's
Hamond's Hammers. Ae. CONRAD 8WARTZLENSER, i "
rttar.irsmitbs Iron inOA IRON ALL ,
KINDS Bar, scollop. Tyre, ova, Hound mua1
Square Cast 8teel, Spring and English Sieel, '
Vises, Anvils, Bellows, Screw Plates, etc.
HDIsKKRF.HK.RS' Table Knives and
Forks, Carvers, Spoons, Kettles, Lamps, Can-1
ttlestleks. OrTee Mills. Oilcloths. Msts. Peas. Boa la, sc.
H ILL FAl'ER You UI Snd all tbe above with a
grval taanv more at the UsJuiwass asid Isos Stias or
I JO.KHU M FAUDCN,
in the old etaasa Stand, LEW sl KU.
! THIS VAVI THIS H'Al'l
j TE-ST j
SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES ! !
TJURSII & V0RSE havifl? received
I I .!..., .. , .
XX their IlrS I I.OOdl IOr'7,
would invite the attention of both Town and
Country to their carefully selected stock of j
-
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c. &c.
of the latest styles and best qualities, adapted
to the season and to the wauls of the comma- ;
nity and of the times.
LyCall and see for yourselves and be
convinced that their Store is the place for
Bargains! They take much pleasure in show,
ing their goods, but more in pleasing their
customers by giving good trade. j
Lewisburg, April, Ino7
THE BEEHIVE!
THE "old Mammoth" ahead !-Not-
-1 withstanding the cold winter and the late : order, he still continues the Tailoriug Busi
spring, j ness. He is prepared lo execu e all work
J. & J.WALLS entrusted lo his eare, to the satisfaction uf ihe ;
ha,. rAeeived and are now oDenin? an onus-
ually larce and well selected stock nf
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,
consisting partly of Cloths of every prade,
plain, black and fancy Cassimeres, & beautiful
variety of Veatings, Italian Uotba, Jeans, Tweada and
Sumaier wear, also
Ladies' Dree Goods,
mcb aa Sitka, Tiaanea, IMaina, Beregea, Print, Wbita
ftuotKGinghania, Knibmid-ries. Kibbuna. Uoatery,01ovea,
blvaebed and brown Mnxlina. Irish Linen Shaw la, and
STRAW GOODS
of svtry varlsty anU Kris also a fins selection of .
Hardware, Queessware,
Cedar and Willowware,
Brooms, Ac. Ac.
sutteU to all tbs wants or ths people a S0,rb lot r
CA5.PETir.GS,
Ae - - all of which they oftVr to their euHamera at
nnuaually low prieee. Grain and other Oonntry Produce
taken iu exchange fur Good. Lewisburg, April, lt57.
New Goods at the Cheap Store!
FIRST ARRIVAL!
FHE SllbSCribCrS hlVillZ TC-fittCd 81ld
I , . ,UD4!.
I 1 improved the Storeroom of H P Shelter
I i'urmeriy occupied by Kretnar A. Co, would j
respectfully anaoance to the trading comma. ;
nitv that they are ,a opening a LAROE
AND BPLERUID STOCK of
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,
bought ia New York and Philadelphia,
adapted to the wants of all, and comprising
the usual variety kept at Stores in the larger
Towus. &CALL ASD SEE.
J. Schrejer tt Son.
Lewisbnrg, May 16, 1857
WINFIELD FACTORY!
Xear HarUetOB, Union Co., Pa.
THE subscriber, thankful
for past patronage, would inform
his friends and the public in gene
ral, that he continues to manufac
ture all kinds of Woolen Goods, such as
Cloths, Cassimeres. 'J' weeds. Satt.netu, Jeans,
Blankets and Flannels t also. Carpet and
Stocking Yarns. His machinery being of the
hest kind in use. and having employed the
best of workmen, he feels sat in saying
that his work shall not be surpassed by
any establishment in the country. A good so p
ply of the above goods kept 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 manner and on the shortest
notice. Terms fu1 canting, eash on Ihe de
liver of the rolls. MARK HALFPENNY.
';-tli ?!:!'-, ?farch 30, 1857.
Dr. I. Brugger Dr. J. F. Harvey
HOMEOPATHIC Physicians,
snath side Market St. bertrren 4-
h i 5ih
ivMO
LEmsliVkG. i'.4
HOUSE DUILDER.S,
fpAKE NOTICE rTue uuderii!i';d are
1 appoitjltii Ageiit iur ihe, aale of
Uooru, UMmsIsi tt Window Su-tti
of all sires, maJe f the be-t material. All
work warraute J- I Made by L.B.srllOL'T,
HusliC'aviI.e, Pa. and fur sale by
67s) CUBIST & CALDWELL. Lewisb'g
IMew PHOTOGRAPHIC ART GaUery
hi AilMuSa' BLOCK, Uwuburg.
A M BROTTPK-mTiLA INOT V PES !
K. I- MOWKV, .irllt...
A MIIROTVI'KS and .Melautotypea made
in the mnsl beautiful Myb", ol ihe an.
ilie Melaiuotrue is a new process iaen
ou a prepared Sheet Iron Plate, and for oril- , ln hands all persons knowing thew
liancy and vigor of lone is uusurpaased by ; SPves m.tebted, eiiherby Note or Book Acct.
any oilier known process. io if. IV. High, or Wm. Uik, d'leeaieJ.wi'l
Step into the IJalierv, examine specimens, I cunter a favor by paying the aatne imined.
an.l judge for y urselves. j ately and H art done, n will be attended t.
Prices to suit the limes Satisfaction guar- ; to JtHN T. KIL'HAllT.
an teed.
Room in Ammnns' Block,
entrance on Market street.
second st"ry,
'April 17
Rich and Rare
IS the large and choice assortment of new
Spring and Summer .ooIs
now arriving at the well known Corner Store
of
BEAVER, KREHER fc H'CLURE.
Call aud see ! (Lewisburg, April 17
JUST OPENING.
riHE subscribers are now receiving a large
and well selected slock of j
Spring & Summer Goods, !
embracing everything usually railed for in a
Town Store also a large assortment ol nail :
Paper which are offered cheaper than ever;
for cash or country Produce. LirLook io al 1
Ihe Achange store of
BROWN & HITTER.
Lewisburg, April 17, ISS7
Dissolution.
j I ,
I UUder 1
niHE PartnershiO heretofore evtstine
be-
I asir-i.. ....A U'm V . I
the Firm of "Wm. M'Kelvy A Co, in
Ihe manufacture of Paper at Caawissa Mills, ;
was dissolved bv mutual consent on the first j
day of April. A.I). IH57. I
The business of the late Firm will be settled 1
by C.W. M'Kelvy & Co. at Gatawissa .Mills. I
WM. M'KELVY & CO.
"
!?"
jO.
riTThe undersiznrd having purchased the
ntereslof the 'ate Firm of Wm. M K''T ;
Co. at Ca-aw.ssa Mills will continue the ma-,
nnfacture of Paper aud purchase of kags a
heretofore. I
r. w. n kilvv.
) C.W . M kEH I
j. . m rnsca.
C'atawissa, Aptil, 1857
"PIFXITORS' XOTIC E. N 'tice is
! Ii herebv eiven, that Ihe uodrrsiined have
oeen appointeu r.aecuiors i iue eiaic v.
lieAD uDL'E'l-E l.i m.f Wli.ie IWr I nsrfl. I
JACOB SPEECE, laie of White Deer I own-1
shin. Union ConntV. deceased.
All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
April 17. IttSTwo
CLOTHJNG !
Thins aot that we 're behind the times,
lr if you ilo. jiist read these lines:
Vte've CUrTHINt the best that's te be Smd,
all warranted well-iDaJe, cheap, aud suuud!
AVING concluded lo continue business
Lewisburg. Ihe subscribers hare
therefore laid in a fine and large as-ortmeot
of Rea.lv Made Clothing and (Jeut's Furuih-
o0s' Wtf intend lo sell
o"?"
ER!
ue and
brown cloth Froci
an 1 Dress Coats. Cassimer
Coatsofall description' Pants and Vests ofj
everv kind Voa can lllir.K M-IMo axu .
., rilnr Psr.n mil VrlllMkfi i
J, , oc"" ana -,,ecK '1I"
T unic, Carpet H.:p, hmbrrin,, ,W.
. . i . . , . r.. . : . rv sit ; n ..,,. ne i
: ' .... .
anymillg in our line wt.l p.ea.e to give us .
call, and we will try to suit you. !
tt'-Clolliinma'le toorderwith neatness and
despatch
I.ewibnr J. (iOLDsMITII A BRO S.
, April. I9'
New Arrangements New Goods!
TOSEPH L. HAWX bavins takin the
I el well known r ack it a i a tunc, nas
I refitted it, and filled m an extensi ve variety of
lints, Cup, Vcnthmrnt Cl-thimj, fr.
' Also a laree and splendid stock of CLOTHS
lusslMKRKS. Ac. which he will mi ike no to
B ... ............ ..................
ctistonier.
i. 1J. CultuiB and npairing Hone to
order. ( I.owisbnrg, April U). is.i7
OXL Y OX & O TIL E
tr
DR. SANF0RDS IHVIGORATOR,
or Liver Remckl
I? RKQrTRKDTOCUKK A5Y ONK TltoritLFI WfTIf
Livr t'tmplainta. uoirs tbe mo-4 dsprrate vf cjssvna, '
whn the n bottle will, with M-arce a itigir Lsiluiv,
'tor Uh patieDt to health and viffor. We wih to rail ;
tbe atn-ntion of all to the fact-n. that tba Iniatawator ia
componded by a physician who h uiwd it m his prne
tie t-r the pf.it t twenty yar. with a -u-n alnuM-t tfrd
, ulouri, and that it i entirr.y Teije'Able, bi iug rm-Tui I
OI gunta. Home Men o" tne nmia i ine guaia may (
be aVnued wlien it v Known on- ooiue-i inwiaroraior
mei without any of iu deiteriuua enacts.
One tvAttte? tt t T) turt thing known lo carry mwy
the hd v-nVrtn of tmuM-al poisMn of any Lin-I.
Italy ou botl 1 atlrd to tbrv mU o( lb tyttani
tba rtTv-ta of nrnlirrnff a(tt-r a ang firkn-.
lnv battle tan fr-r Janndira ivmof all yllvDt-M
or unnatural rolorfrotn tha nkiii.
One iUne aflar ratioa us nurttrifnt to ral th ttiacH- I
mn4 pitot th fntitifrorn rlnrand turtu:.
4hl pndrie taken h-tbTrt.rtntf prrTt-ntsi nrs:'nr
One tkr at night lsfu4 tl- ttowalu geoU.aud
cum cuntiTrnrisa.
Ou diaw Ukn after aarh meal wp! rmv rwn..pia.
irni. d w of tota-iMonful mill alway rrltrT tk
Uemdavcltt. (. 1
On b"ttl takm t!r IVmnle b-traftkii rr-mnvt-s tba ,
""""
diaraiar, and makes a perfret mi. (
dut iNniMtlw rtflkveai'ltolir whlta '
lien r-ti4atMt la a urr cure lurClulvin3ior- .
bun, and a aure vreTsntatli, of iiotern-
On diaaw taken nftm wilt fravrnt tb raftiTrs-nce of
bilioun attacks while it iwlMfea all painful fcaltti,;. j
hvor twodiiaM taken nccaatonally ts one uf tha
beat niudlaM tar a -M w known.
I be uaan la of tmara of injlaniation and weakneaasof Uk ,
lunm have been curd by ihe lnt((oratfr.
One dow Uken a dhort time M.n wHn-, givaa Tlg-r
to tbe arpetit. ami mka ftd iifpM well.
Oae duns often relsmlrd cures Cliroaic Ihsrrbwa io Its !
worst forms, bile suninier and bowel cossalaiau Jfield
' b. Worn. .Ml. j
for wnnw ta enikiia,ilKTt w m rani.fikr tqwir .
wmody in tna worM. aa it naeer t..I. I
iimrt tm ito eaajnrwniuoii im tryw iiairmruw . u,t -
lain and Hoher favsU, tbat wo ean pro evidnnea mproTi.
woitesii WDonsa .isxujp'iosj.nejf uinciinuua mm umtj
In iu &or.
W wish all who ro si-k and dMTItatott ta I ft thr.
renviv, and tent It thoronrrbly, and any Ho are not boa
e filed by iu oaa we sbooU like to bear finm, w haft
Jet to btttr from the Drat peton whn ban OMrd a hottteof
nrlgofautr vi ibat roreivlng benefit, fni there arr sneb
aAbuishii.a medicinal irtae in it, that at) no tnaW
bow lone; they baee baea aflVted,if thnrerelamt eriae
froaa a deranAl Urer, will ba brnrCted, if not toUrnty
eured. fiANFuKD A CU, PrrviVlnrra.
ZiM RrrtadwsT. New Tork.
Sold by CHRIST CA LD H ELL. UwUtnrg.
STSvj Mr. K. MKIIWIX. Asstit.
TvOTICE. All persons knowing thero
Xl selves imWbied to the estat of PHILIP
BENNECOFF. dee'd, will please par to the
sbnscriber ; and those having claims a(3int
it. present them for settlemn.
a a.r.n.vv V vSw?
j. .vicivnii'i. x.a.s...
Administrator '
Lewblnrg, Mar b 31,
nth Wj
; aaatus
1557
J. II. C. RAHCX,
VTT(
A v..
TTORMI at Law, SilEInliure.
iua toH rs. i v ns ...ow-.
aiueu eouusted to bis eare, wilt be pwneluaiir
, and faithfully attended lo. Jun 1. Si ft
j Executor's lMotice.
"V"OTICE ta hereby giveji.that Letters Te
taiiienlarv on tbe lat ariil and testametil
! il HENKT HIGH, Jate .f White Deer
township, rleeeasett, hare been granted to h
I nni1rrsi(!ued, by the Register of I'nton eonnty.
in due form of law ; therefore', all peron
I knowing themselves indel led t" said estate.
. are requested lo make immediate payment,
' and thuse having )ualcla as acainil liiesame
t are also? requested tti preaeat them properly
I authenticated lor settlement.
JOHN r. RICHAarr.EaeeBUw.
White Derr. April r., 18M
LAST NOTICE!
TiENEiVED warning is hereby riverr, r-r
ai ptrsons who were noitfied Inn
I v a:i p rsons won i
., , mle and N tes hare nnw (al
Executor of W. Ilioa.deceitoed
White Deer'J'p, Aprd C lni7
va irrnft and nrnflTnanrar Trees.
9f)i
iiomcriiij
The subscriber has inst received a splehdi J
i collection of Fruit and Ornamental TREES,
i from lle celebrated Narsenes of Mluxwgtr Jr
i liarru, K' .Chester, N. Y, embracing Ihe very
best varieties of Apples,Pears,leache.PIum,
I Chetnes. Apricots, Ner.urtues,Urapes,Uo-se-
berries, Raspberries, Currauts. Strawberries,
Large Horse Chestnut, European Mountain
j Aih, American Mountain Ash, Sngar Maple
J for street planting. Ever-blooming Kose, and
! a splendid collection of Bulbous and otht r
! Flowering Plants.
ri"Nurery Grounds on the farm r.f Ja'
F. Linn Esq. on the Turnpike, within half a
mile of Lewisburg. All orders addressed io
HENRY RM)LL,Agtfor LMF.RKII.L LINN,
will receive strict attention. . Terms imwtulily
CASH. Lewisburg. Apr! 9, Wbt
New Finn Notice,
nearer tt Krcmer have associated
witn them in a Oeneral Mercantile Business
at Lewisburg. Mr. JAMES C. M CLI KE. and
the Firm will hereafter be known by the name
of Bearer, Kremer 4" -V Chirr.
C iTlie Books and Accounts of ihe former
Firms of Beaver, Kremer & Moore, and of
Beaver & Kremer, are at the old stand. Their
immediate settlement is particularly desired.
Lewisburg, March 1, 1857
T.FttTTSRlTRfl BAITERT.
r,aE ,abwriber has rented for a term of
cotnmuiilowi rooin, firM Mum
h, :, ii.lIiie.
Rrr si rl. Cake. Tarts. Ac. and hones to bt
-ble . n.A,r ,atir. ,.,i,f.etion and rereira
a liberal support. He also oilers . .
COXFECTIONEltlES,
of every kind and quality, at WhUetrnk ami
Retail. ICE CKEA.M for the puoiie ana lor
parties, in large or small quantities.
. . . a s
(Jash paid lor Cutter anu iisggs.
riTNuts, Tors, Spices, Ac. always oo- hand.
orders at home or abroad promrr'v attend
ed !. SAMUEL HOFFMAN.
Lewisburg, Jan. , 157
UEALTU OB SICKXESSl
Ctaooae between llsem.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
The blood rornisbes the material ol ever. boss. mrt.
ele, aland and flora id the huwaa frva. Wh-a fit-".
wj,,IDdBC,diseasa. Hou-v.vsnuaoferd.reet-
ly apna the elements or m srresm or me, neorraiisies;
irineipleof ilisw. and thus radnlly aurtuic tba
m.ia.i. whether kK.ted in th. iwrvea. the .tomsoh u,.
n.er, ti , ts..eis.umt-,ia..kio,th. brai.,ora..r
other Dart of tbe svstem.
rskiD THuoGHorr mr world r
HJu,..sfl'lixsareequJlvEefcus uscoBirVota
sssoks to tbs sln! hauan raee. ana in disorders
ealiar to osruin climates and tamtam.
ALAKttiyC DISOKUERX
Dyaipepata. and dfrtnrmt nt f th her. the annrre r.f
infirviity and anifvrink?, aai tha eanaa of io tamer..
datl!. jield to Ui? rurli.t-s, in ail raei. huwcVfr m$
grtvatr, acting as a mild pnrgatiw. alVratiw and tru-lt-;
they rrlteTe lhs bowfl., purift turn fluiif., nod InTij.
orate the svstam and tha coontitution at tha m time.
arXKXAL WAKSES$XEBVOCS C(MlLAi.T
When all ptimuliints Intl. tbe renovating and bracing
roperUra vi llwtw hu give Bniaf ta the shakm4
nrvea and enfeebled moKles of the victim at strbaraldo
biiity.
Dei tca rr rr.VA t zx
A 11 lirernlaritiea and aiimt-nu inodent n tha !e"ltat
an- !-nille oiyn f Lbw as are renolor pr.vt-nt l
by a few doaea of these mild, but mtellihtw iltanliiw.
No motbr wbo lairds brr uu or her ebildreu't heaiiU
should tail to have them within her reach.
Tbe London "Lunrrt," the London "Mrrfiiai! ltevl.w.M
and the woit miu-nt of the lhrlty in rat Hrtnan.
t ranre and trmany, have auk isrtl tha Pitta aud Uielr
inventor.
Ilolloictiyt Pills are the sl remffy Jcrwicu
in the worhl for the fiMotcwj De'$e$ :
Athmn Tiiarrbua Intthreiitiiin
It .wet t'umplainta l)r"py I all urn in
I Ongha Debility lnflmmatfnn
i CoUla Fever and Agna Inward V) aanea
fhmt Dimnri F'aMle Complaints Lir Complaint
Coetiveneas Ib adachen lwiet. ol spirit
tryiivpMia rile V.nerialA(TrPti'i.a
i Stoaw and Gravel, iMODndary 9ymp'a Worms of all ainda
.Mold at tbe ManuTTtetoriea of Pp'lVaanr UniU-w-v.
0 Maiden Lane. New York, and 2U Strand. Loaatoea. Mi.d
ry all rwDretabla Druinriets and Drarar- of Mt.fN-in
ttironbout tb I'nited rtsts-a, and the rtviltaod worhl. ia
fr, 9nti MnU, Mu eetita, and A I wh.
j oousiJarabie aviDK Ij taXtng the Urgef vi
X. B. PrrrtfAna for the gnidmoea of patients in wry
dorder are alhxd to each bv&. Jan. 9. IM7
TAILORING.
JOHN B. MILLER
thankful fur paat favors
wpnld stale that he has r
reiireil the Fall and Vt'iiwr
t'ahtona, sthI ia prepatsai t.
.l T. M AKK. and KKl'AIR
garments as usual. Be wi 1
endeavor, as beretr-d-re. t.
execute his worlc saiisfir.K,-
rily to all. Lewisburg, Sept. . 15.
Vocal and Instrumental nc3ic.
rilllE subscriber haviug lucalrd hirosrir in
1
Lewisbnrs, is ready to trseh Instrainen.
tal Music in all its branehes, iz. Piano, Vl-
dron, Uut'.ar. Violin. Viulincelln. Flute, au I
all UraSS lastmnients.
e w,Jl aso teacb Vocal Musir.
Having been taugiu id the be.t Srh-, ,
Germany, he deems ninre!f qualified m (eu-
far talis faction.
He will also tune Pianos, arrf iul thf m io
repair if desired.
Residanre for ths present at 1Trrs H"tl.
Jan. 19. 1867. P.r. P.HEI.U
William Jone3,
ATT0REY at Law. ro!!?f tions
promptly attended to. Olire on Sofh
Secnod St recefij by H C Hiclrolr.Esa
spo lEVISRCKV.PA
WANTED !
FORI TOoat IlsllId'Tw anC nrftxi
ters.to work in ihe Bant Tard at I
ishorg. Oood wages and. coaatast eaiplrr
ooent will bt give.
Nor. u. raTt-K, sr.irni & ro.
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