LEWISBURG ClffiOtflCLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER-DEC. 18, 1857. JLcicisburff, Ma. Friday Morning, Dec. 18, 1857. LDVEnTTZK' - M.nof1u!turri.,MfrrliiiBtii.Mrhiiui - - PutlK- orflrt la Cits anil rvmntrr. PMIhr II tn.uti to bus-r anil wmiW4.. well emlo? tbs ui uw btvuUtTf viarwcu, uich tu urg. n'l iorr.asio7 clrrulatina hi ft rAniinunits containing a ear-. fropnrti.i f tdiw, nif.it Lirudik-vn, eomuaivrs ud aaira, as mj Hi liar Mats. C3" Se Xw itlvft-Isci.i-ul. j Tuesday and Wednesday, Court held Remember the restitute. j cvcnilS sessions a plan which meets nni The Principal and Pupils of the Lewis- vcrsal rT-ro', and essential to prop- Lure Academy, assisted by the Lewisburj; String Baod, will give a Public Reception, on j ih'Rspat r.vr.s.N, tue -4th inst , iu IxDErENPF.ST Halt., (old 1'. Church). AJuutiance 12 cts. The entire proceed to he placed iu the hands of a Committee of uentlormn. to be employed iu rulievinir nny r'fuof ,lct.taUvH that umy exist in cnargeti on i ucsitay. slier recommending! logeiuor, mat jou may aaopi prompt leg pnr i!roii.'h. that the Court llou-e hell he raised to give ialative measures to urrcal the calamities I tie assistance ot the gentiomon ot tlie !ati'i, and also tlie Use of the Hall have been cheerfully tendered free of charge fur the ocoasRiu. i CeriProf. Curtis will preach fur the Le VfishtirgM.K.Church next SuuJay niornitig ! and lUv. I.lijusm:in in the cveuitig. , Bcn.Thc l'.ijffnl ie 'i'p Teachers' Iustilulc ' convene at Farmersville, to-morrow. j Sprout's Springs. j A large portion of the November Ad jiurncj Court of Uuiou county, was occu- i pied by a legal test of the worth of these t'priogs. Numbers of the best witnesses testified to their great guperiority. They have had a wide sale, and all wisLingany- ' thing in that line should first get a chance ' to examine these Springs. They arc cx- ; cccdingly comfortable, and reasonable in . price. (See advcrtiseui't iu tn-days paper.) JfcSA calm, eedalc man in the country, ' after reading the debate in the U.S. Senate between Messrs. Ligler and Douglas in which be of Beef memory sunk himself! into the Message as Old liuck did into the l'latform.and UoUiilas extinguished him ventures the following Kpigram : Blgler and Douglas. Savs B.iler. -l m Buchanan's di ltuehanan speaks ihroujh my bow -wow!" But Douglas strips his collar otf, Aad says, Whose puppy are ye no- ! 'Copyright secured," lest some doughty old Fhjmester of pedagogical propensity i. A ;t r - i t J might try to pass it off as hu : , . Bethany College, in lirooLe Co. Va. not far from Wheeling, was burnt on the night ef lOtU inst. The furniture, three Taluable libraries, the chemical and philo- sophical apparatus, "and a number of very important papers," were consumed. This college was founded by the eminent Alex Campbell, and is the leading Institution of j those Christians who commonly bear his j name. ! The numerous conflagrations of college j edifice?, within a few years, tbows the im- j port an ce of more care on the part of trus- I tee., that students rooming in the building : should be restrained from dangerous hab its with regard to their lights. Com. feaTTbe musical classes of the Univer sity Female Seminary, in connection with I'rof. FIeld's String Band, held a soiree laist Friday evening. It was a very pleas- cnt evening's entertainment, and we hope it may be the introduction to a scries of. such performances, this winter. The in stitution is fortunate in securing the scr-; vices of 3Ir. Held, for we never knew a more successful and accomplished teacher. His Cornet Band will ppcak for itself one j of thce days. um ep,, o . ...... v V. .......... Tlrtf.-. i Ri."" i.ni-'Ai "'.'i.vi 1 aoout tue dc nurarj weeKiy that we know of, has entered upoa its tbirtyscv-. cnthycar It has just been dressed up in a suit of new and beautiful type, and has engaged tho beet writers extant, for the coming jear. If you waut a paper for the purpose of " chasing dull care away," during the long winter evenings, subscribe f jr the Post. Terms cash in advance 1 S2 a year; four copies, S3; eight copies, $10; thirteen copies, 15; twenty copies, j '20 an extra copy is sent to clubs of ; tight or more. 1 uMisbtd ly Deacon & ! l'cterson, 132 South Third St., Thiladcl- I'hia. Sample numbers sent gratis, when j requested. VQj'Tht poortc Itaic ultcaysvith you." The notice for a musical ar.d literary entertainment at Itdcpcndcnt Hall on Christmas eve should attract attention. , 1Ye know not how much want there may I le among us, but it is well to inquire and ; search out needy persons. Those who have not visited the new Hall, or heard the new Band, can enjoy this opportunity, and do something towards furnishing a "merry Christmas" to others. ifcirGeo. Packer's Inauguration occurs on luesday the nun Jan. (isy the way, : wc did not know, until the Gcn'l shot that j fine "Onld Buck," that he was such an "unsound man.'') He will be the third I West Branch Gorernor, in succession. I Who says this West Branch is n't a great country? roRK-KllXJNG "time bas come the saddest of the year ;'' and the oleaginous and other ponderosity of each victim is to tiuly chronicled. Samvii. Uummix of Dry Vallcy,Union Co., ibforms as that he killed a two year old hog ob the lath inst., which weighed fux luudrej and uinttet (519) pounds. That will do to start with ! Sg,Five deer were taken, l&at week, by a prty of hunters who Lad encamped at Tangier's banting ground, io the Buflaloe mountains. A wild cat was shot, a eoo ple of weeks ago, near Farmersville, by James C. Bitnmelreieh. Theodore Sedgwick is the new District Attorney far the U.S. at Xew York. The i IVawratic brtsch widening j I Union County Court, Dec. T. Tla "awful" traveling at this date has not prevented general attendance of those i "" "'""""'B' Th Iiki(i1iIm nrsentl nrlt .to... 1 r J returna. lnorjday afternoon occupied in - , r art argument for the re-ODCum.?. of the judgment of loun"S ts. Orwie. , "'l expediting business. Two bills were sent before the Grand Jury James V. Sands, Foreman one of which WS3 returned True Hill, and the other ignored. This shows a healthy tone in public morals. The Jury wcro dis- it a letter chance to be beard that a new 1 . it, i , uuu dc iiacea on uic cast entrance ot lliu -i ... ... . . be used to furuish water fur the Jail and that the new county hrMgc over Perms creek, near Cook's, in Hartley, be protect- cd agaiust damage from filiating timber or Jlobcrt j.ynn was appointed tip-stall, ihe leofla (o vole for a Constitution in and John A. Kline aud Samuel Wolf, Con-1 ilhl.r 0 tie fjrllls j,resoutcd by the Con- !"t''t i" i. -ii r c- . -ii.' ventioo. He also recommends the pas John I .Crnniuiller or Snyder and John i , , ,, i , t i iii . : saje of a law making fraudulent return of i.earu oi .oriuuiiiueriauu were auuni ted to the b;ir of I'nion couuty. Tbo?. Green plead guilty to a former indictment f r selling liijuor without li cense, and was sentenced to pay -0 fine and costs. Win. Turner was tried, convicted of stealing pome meat and liquor from the i permit the election on the 21st. Gen. cellar of M. Kleckncr, New Uerlin. Sen- j LC) '!h S00 or 400 men, was encamp tenced to $1 fine, costs, and three months' I ei near Lcoompton, and threats bad been imprisonment. Commonwealth, sug. of M. Cbamberlin, w. Hoffman and High, on the civil list ' resulted iu verdict for I'lff. Daniel Hcngler, Jr., vs. George IIou9el, l'cter Cornelius aud Jesso Cornelius, of j 1!uffaloe TP for -''ling a hound. Verdict r 1 Jn. t59" damages snd costs. The dog j was killed on the premises of the Deft", i.i.ij u i the doS was chas.og game at a time ! Iaw ; but JadSe cbargod, 00 "Sht sot of the dog was estimated at from 820 to L, . - - . - . . , i- , . , j H2o it tteiug celebrated far a high, clear j bay. distinguishing it far above all its i fellow-citizens of the dog tribe. A gen- j tlcman who heard the trial and speeches during the two long davs, furnishes us the following account : Tone sung by the Dog vbote Casr was thsd in tho Common Picas ef Union Co. Dec. T. 1857. I wm known from up fur th ps of Ht y'' AnI 1 prvi-l to br pin-j f r Hh hunrinn of dtfrp, F-r wh-n I itrurk a trxrk snd sonnl(l the pitch yiy ma.Utrr wan ure deer I would rstch. My Toir-A. tt wu clear that, none could deny; honw little dopt ug tim drti)'l I 1; I kvjrtl up niv tune en tin doutle Oo, While other dogt eung au octave bt-lcw. Mj Inn): !)) wre ftrnnr. and mj tune Tery plain, I mnng it ir ssty issin saas n1 ttvKaa. I trang it on tlie mountain, the htlla and the Tale, I Buag It vbcueTcr I ranie to a trail. T rans; it ell over where deer T did ran. For all men and hT who had knappark snd gun, I funjr it fO MiKKth and liewitehiiiRlj plain That thro' nunahine SJid rain they'd never complain. I ninic while I lived, and with bit lent breath In fact 'twere my sottfr wore the nuH of my death; 1 ranie to my -nd lr the obvious reaimn That I tuowd uy my pipes one time out of foaennt CALICO. Williams vs. Kaufman & Reber, a suit for a mining account, on as our paper went to press. Jane KHlon frr the Sunday-school. r A St'PLRITKlfDKT. The importiinee of the Sunday School in a nHichoor b'x--l. and its, valu to the jrttuth of our land i here pre- i-rit.-d in the (.lowing snd ittrrt,velanirnairer.f the Hoet, and wilt roumend iteelf t ail who feel interer-tod in Uiw j d'-partmcotof relip'-U!' train inj. The work lab-Jy jiut.Iii-h-1 t-y the SciT?cHaoir,"n!r, : written I'V i:-v. liiB V. A lex am m, U lvof ,N..w York, ' railed -This Siuat Snwt xd its Abjimts, has awa- d a a lrer-n inienni in an reiiiien u uir niu ku- -ration, and by ail who base n-ad that wora, this Fiiem will V well rer-in-d. eirinir. a It does, in a rhaslv and riT;ljstriitth,.i,..rs. .tested b, .b....tyf Tg ! rt.?S : 'Aftereiinti.e roern erefuiiy s.Ter.1 tin.... i b .i!le h"t to .ay tbat in my osninn it has decided ' merits. The story is ;ilaUMtla and well sustained tlie rharartrrs arn true and ntnral. and Ihe rythm is eond. Nooue ran read it without fi't'linft the s.sjthiu power of tlie hich-.t harmony the poetry of n-Iiirion. It will he welrooied ly all who hare felt ticw mueh true poetry as wrll as pure bliss there is in doing Kood.' The solum, will he printed with lane type, on finely ralendered paper, making a neatlino. volume, cloUi, gilt, b rents. Itlneand (Told, extra irllt, ?S " Crimson. . TS a Address. JitSKI'II M. WII.SOX, Publisher, No. Ill tioutfl Tenth, llow Chestnut Philadelphia. JtayThe above work wc find to be a very readable little volume, dedicated to the Teachers of the New Berlin Union Sunday School. It is for sale by Nevius at Lewisburg. ! "Godeys Laly's Book, for Jan. 1358, is Vol. 00 by the tamo publisher, arjj jjas j coiorct Plates aud 00 or 75 otDer EDgraTiDgs, with SO pages letter rres9j 0f jt9 nsUai popular character. (We continue to club the Chronicle with tbe Book for 3,50 cash in advance.) JkjJ-The next session of the Union Sem inary, New Berlin, commences on the 7th January. On tbe 1st of April, the Nor mal Department will bo re-opened. .The Tnstitu,iorl appears to be doing Tery well, h.. . b. j 240 -.u .Ucndance tho o a a wast year. WS-Thanks to John A. Ganai, of the U. S. frigate Susquehanna, for a late eopy of the A'y oj the Gut. The Susquehan na arrived ut Key West on the 28th alt. The Gen. Denver appointed Secretary of Kansas, was the colleague of the noto rious Herbert, of California in Congress When Cali fornia ejected her ballot staf fers, Buchanan took him into favor. For merly from Missouri, he will doubtless prove a natural brother to the Border Ruf fians and aid them ia their desperate plans. ' 'J''.' rni.Ai., Dec. 14. Col. Wjnkoop and . Lie man servant went oat hunting pheas ants yesterday, (Sunday). They both were creeping through the bushes with their guns cocked, Col. W. about six feet ahead of his servant. A ntick or brash caught tbe trigger of the servant's gun, discharging tbe whole loud of shot in hie (We) lrgjCaubiDg death in fifteen miantej. 4 FROM KANSAS. St. Locis, Dee. 14. The apeeial ses sion of the Kansas Legislature organized on the 8th inst., byletting C. W. Dak bock, President tf the council, and G, V. Deitzlcr, Speaker of the House, (all Ucpuhlicans.) Sec Stamton, in bis Message, says, that, "in consequence of recent events having produced a profound agitation of the public mind, and a sense of wrongs and injustice, whether well or ill founded, and an apprehension of greater evil aris ing therefrom having aroused the people of (he territory to their consideration, and : to dangeruae excitement, I Cud myself compelled, by a seuse of duty, to call you which threaten the public peace." After - . --.tr . i.-.il ; reviewing iuu lormauou auu acuou ui iuu ; i, to,,i rwiDna.Uou r iu. .irt.c wbicb rr.u.r. I,. .... ... .. .ifiil.ea raallr im.i.-MHa. If Ih riMti .if th. hair are iIa ' : the passage of uu act directing the election 1 to be held under different officers on the same day aud at the sumo places as are ; provided fur iu the proclamation of the VuteS a felony, with suituhlc punishment. I Kansas IetturS 10 tllC ltt UUllUam State . . . that lIltCUS.e eXeltcUlCDt prevails among ., , . i i i Uil Classes Of people IU tllO territory, and . . , ...... .f.i . tiic probabilities arc tbat the party oppos- cd to the Lccomption Convention will not made of drtring Gen. Calhoun and the members of the Convention out of the j territory, but no outbreak had yet been attempted. Another account is tbat acting-gover- , nor canton advises that toe people vote ! t ,be Topcka Constitution or for the Le- coiupion onsiiiuuon tue real majority to prevail. Xcnis Jtcms from lDll)er Counties. Tbe Muncy Methodist Louse of worship which was injured by the storm, last Sum mer, having been repaired, will be formal ly re-opcocd on Sunday nest, 20th inst. John Morgan, of Willianisport, has re ceived the appointment of Assistant Post master of the House of Representatives, at Washington. A correspondent of the Seliosgrove De mocrat boasts that theirs is " no longer a one horse town, but is a place of more spi rit than any of its neighbors !" Cos vy ? they've got a 'veteran' dancing master ! Gen. Wm. F. Packer, Governor elect, while out hunting, about thirty miles north of WiUiamsport, ruptured a blood Teasel, or strained himself iu some way, which caused a hemorrhage of the lungs, and for a few days bis danger was considered im minent ; but we learn that he is now out of danger. In tbe course of the hunt he shot a fine buck. S. V. Merrick resigned the office of President of the Sunbury & Erie Railroad on Monday week, and W. G. Moorehead was chosen to supply his place. Jacob Minnig of Perry Tp, Snyder Co, raised an ear of corn with 1126 grains. On Friday evening, November 27tb, while the wife of Lc it is Keinest of Stronds Lurg, was sitting sewing, the fluid lamp was by come means upset, when her eloth- ; ...lnht firo Sbe ran out of doors and ecrcamed for help, but before aid could rcacb be her Lod, was litteray borned l0 , erf,-. She died on Saturday morn- ing, leaving a bereaved husband and three ll l,:l,lr., m, l,pr lnaa The Grand Jury of Snyder county last week instructed the Commissioners to put up a portico in front of tho Court House, ! obtaiu a bcll.'eradc, pave, and fenco the Court House yard, and build a stable for the Jail premises. This probably settles tho agitation of removal. Tbe Journal exhorts the citizens to exhibit a correspon ding liberality and spirit of improvement. The Center Democrat states tbat Con rad II. Strnble has this year raised S000 bushels of corn, or 100 bushels tp the acre. His farm is in Ferguson township, within a mile of tho Farmers' High School. The Governor appointed Israel Gutelius r associate Judge ot cnyuer county in place of Danl Witmcr elected to the assembly. Thomas Witham, of Pine Grove, War ren Co. Pa., bu just harvested a small field of corn, which produced at the rate of 101 bushels to the acre. It was the common yellow corn. Can anybody beat tbat? Somebody calls "Major Dewart, the pnpular and ditlinyuithed member elect who defeated the notorious James il. Campbell. William Williams, aged 26 years has been convicted of tbe murder nf Daniel Ilenicb, in the upper end or Daupbio county. Williams has blind father living. That "fearful judgment" story was last located near Lewisburg, but as the Lewisbnrg editors are wot fools enough to remove it to some other place, it drops dead. A rather wicked subject for fun, anyhow. John Johnson Las been sentenced to $50 ine and three months' imprisonment, in Philadelphia for illegal votiog. Samuel D. Jordan Esq-, i assisting Mr. Beckloy, bo new TrotbonoUry of JSor tbntwberland county. Two men have been bound over in Philadelphia for compounding dead horse sneat with their Bolocoes sausages. Ooe of them said be and his wife ate it, and it was g ood c(iD2- Late IV om Washington. Wednesday, Dee. 16 It b confidently asserted that Gov. Walker to-day resigned the Governorship of Kansas. Also that the Administration nave tent soma secret emissaries "to Kansas. The Hove to-day entered their splendid new Hall, which Mr. Cox (Pem.) of Ohio dedicated with telling speech against the attempted Leconipton msarpation. Walker bu landed at Nicaragua, nnder the very guns sent to "watch" him, as ea sily as he "escaped" at New Orleans ! IioSTOH.DealG. A fall of snow to-day thru' New England and British Provinces. WOOD'S nf-MTIRATITe.-Of.il lh mtor.ttna S.r tlie fa-ur ILat bat. ten iuventtrd, WimmI'ii prenioeatl, claim tlw liral tjlitf. ll will eertaiMl-r raktor tbonmtit ral rotor nf Uii hair, if th .irtctina M. luljowed for iilfl-it-nt Utii.-tli oftiiu.. It hM.lm.r.Jw.1 ulirnUk i.r-i.v.; ;:-jnr:rrz I l,.d U-i I-t-....u.l)r biili. .!' irl-n.J Unit il will .l.i ll.l. In all an.l a tl.li.h l.i. i win uo cniii in bu cm- ; mnti iiiiur iti.cMnjr trwTeiJ. no human pow.r cma makt ihi-m irrnw aintin ; tut a-licpi tliirv la aay liuUi' y left id th. root, Ihe rau rntiv. will noun reurw tlie hair in all its iiratiue vi;iir. Il has ilnne till, reneatillr wben all otlii-r reoieiliet hn futlt-J. Jt bi therrf'ir. worth while io all caara to nike tlie eMrriinent. forelearilig the Im-iwI uf dmiilriitl. ami tliivliMniii .-uil FtreuglliKuiiig tlitf bair It l.aa lu rif aL ln:eru rutri-t ohl by ai raapaetabl. Orartrl.t- Sft.Wewiahbj.aj lo everj perarm who n-ait. thl., that ihere hi an article known a lie. SASroai.'s liviaoa. arutt, or 1.1 rer Kemnly. wbirb can he r--H.il onaacertain tu cure lin-rcocnplaiul in auy nt ila forma, .uch a Juan ili -e. i .wp.ia. una uuuii-rona vlhcrconijilaiut.. ileM-ril. U in anothi.-r colulun, te-aiilf which it ia one nf the areatret iireDeratinna or cure, for eonawmDUon. lakea in I carir la-iea. that Is now known. ; W.-u.iif.irKniute.l, as exHriment has i.rorcn, that of the lungs arc net eenerallr the first cau of j , Consumption, but a uVMlitaletl svso-m. cau-l i j the i r ttie f the uiii-rntH-r action ol tue liter, reuueos the powers oi ui luuxs to resist or throw off lis-aeaeauctl by eol-l an4 irritation, h-arlns; the lonrs at the merer of one liisease. tn-caim Umlieer ban incarmciated them from a.rt,rmiii( tluir pront-r fiction ul'tbrowinaoa diseased mailer caus- d i. m.uu.. t pre.entcou.usptou. cure th- ii..r. , " and keep the syste m etronc enough to throw OH slight eases ol We lUUirs. Thure ia not ia ue world shelter liver remedy, or cure f.r debilitated yitem, thau Dr. Sanfrd's loicra 1 tor, for it has been fully tried In large and eaten Jed I practice till it rexult are fully known, and now it is of fered as a tried remedy, and one mat ran be reiieti on. Corrected Weekly Wheat... 1.20 to 1.25 Kggs 10 Rye CO Taliow 12 Corn 40 Lard 10 Oats 30 Bacon 10 Flaxseed 1,25 Ham 124 Dried Apples. 1,25 Butter IS Shoulder 11 Cloversced 4,50 MAlilUED. In Mad. sod Cttj. Wise., -tilb ult. by Bew. W. I.. Gnen. STKANOK P. MrrKT.foniTlyrroni th. West Branch, fa. and Mis. KLI7.ABKT1I CATON.of Madisoa. Oa tb. aa liuL, br UUa.1 IJ"l SuL-iMoS III M MEL f Jackson and .VII'lllA WMKICK of Cautersill.. On th. 4th In.t, by Daid Srhwrnrk, 1IK.NKT WELI.siKafOealeraiMl IIAKKIET llol.lil of Franklio. Bj IU? P.kiser.'d islt,IA.MKI.SASnAMAN of tniua Co. and Miss V1AKV ANN WETZEL of SnTderCo. On th. 0th Inst.. bjr Brr. S. Domsr.UIDEON LKISEV RtNrt of Monro Tp and Mrs. BAK. LOUIS of daliWHrmva. DirO, In New Berlin, 9th inst. In his 6th lw, CHARLES, oldest ana of David and Julia Rubovy. In Ltmasuwo To, Laioo Co, lutli inst, DANIEL SeANGLER, aipsl about 4s years. In Walerford, Erie Co. Pa, after a few Says' Illness f Inaamalsra of th laaa, 1st last, THOMAS BA9EU, turraerly of Lewis burg, Pa., a teed about years. In Perry Tp, lit lust, EVE consort of reter ilalntl In her 7M year. In NorthnsibsTland, 17th Inst, scwl about T years, JOHN, son of Hon. Oavid Tamrart, In Lasransrills, Wisron-ln, 4th inst. MICHAEL SAL LAO A. fhrsjierty of Willlaaisfa.rt, n hto 8 2d year. LOST, About the 11th inst, at White Deer Creek, a larae BOl'MD, about 1$ years old, black on the back, yellow head and legs. Any one returning said Dig or giving information where be may be found shall be rewarded for bis tronble. MARTIS ME IX ELL. East Buflaloe, near Biehl's, Dec. 15 ESPECIAL NOTICE!! INVERT person indebted to the late Firm of li BROWS Jk. RITTKR, will please take notice that our accounts most be settled by Note or otherwise by the 1st of Jan. next, or they will be put in ihe hands of a Justice for collection. B.ot R. Lewisburg, Dec. 16, 1857 Dissolution. "sn"OTICE is hereby given that the rartner X ship heretofore existing between Daniel Weidensaul and Mark Halfpenny, known as the firm of D. Weidemaut Co, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All settlements of said Firm to be made with D. Weidensaul. D. WEIDEXSAI L, M. HALFPENNY. Laurelton, Nov. 53, A.D.1857 PARTICULAR NOTICE. A LL persons knowintr themselves indebted lo F. Zellers or Zellers & Sterner on j book account are requested to call on F. Zei lers and settle the same on or before Ihe first jao- l858. fier that date the books will be put into the hands ot a Justice tor settle ment. F. ZELI.ERS. Lewisburg, Dec. 17. I. S. STERNER. HOVER'S LIQUID HAIR DYE. JrpilC testimony of Prof.Booth and Dr.Brin I kle having previously been published, the t . , - loliowing 19 now euucui From Prf. MVIlSKKY, formerly Pre-fessor of Theory anil Prsrtiee nf Medieine in the Kenjale Meilieal C.-IIt-ii. of Pennsylvania, and lal. Pro lessor of Surgery in tha A men east Collet;, of Medieine, Ac fHitaDsi-rmt. Not. 7.. 1sr.1. Mr. Joseph G. Ifnver A trial or jour i.alnul Hair Or will eonsinreth. most shephsal that It is a anfe.elemnt ana.effleaeiousBreparatloa. Unlike man. othees.it baa in several inetanees prosed sersiceabl in the cure of some eiitanenos eruptions on the hean.aiul 1 has no nvsitatioa in eotumsndins- it lo tnp requiring surn na-piicaoutl Very resprctlullr, J.l.x. m u.-r.ki, M. n. 47& Race gl. atose 13lta Hotor" Writing InkN, inclnding Hover's Writing Fluid and Hover's Indelible JiJtt.siM maintain their high character.which ! has always distinguished ihem, and the exten sive demand first created has continued unin terrupted until the present. Orders, addressed to the Manufactory, isn, 416 RACE street above Fourth.fold Pfo.144) Philadelphia. will receive prompt attention by 679y JOSEPH E. HOVER, Manufacturer. SPROUT'S CombincdCarriage Springs THE best Springs now io se,ietsrroie to give eatire aatrsfactiow. -.. It posesscs nine distinct mhmtaget over the Eliptic, and a carriage can be made cheaper after pajinx rlri following prices Sulky Springs J5 1 I Slide seat ; 17 Open Buggy, IS 1 4 passesger 19 Top do ' 1 lfl 6 passenger S All orders most be addressed to E.T.SFROIT, 715 H rghesville, I. rooming Co. Pa NOTICE. T"OR rsrae received I do hereby assign and .L set over onto W. R. HiitnsM the fol lowing personal property, to wil : 1 spring wagon at 950, 1 one horse sled at $4, 1 cutting bos at $4, 3 tons of hay at $20, I in. mlAmm at Kf A Ml ..t . nf n rrxmt m I $13.60, 3 pair, of bedsteads at $16, 1 sett of cane-bottomed chairs at , i sett of common chairs at 4, 1 lar-re rocking chair at 43, 1 sink at .$5, 1 burean at $12, 3 tal.Us at $31, i looking glass at 9, i hnne at . t tf on ketUe at 03 50, I sett ef single harness at 03, 3 sboats at t3, 1 sow at 7 Witness sy hand and aeal.this thirtieth day of November, A.D. 1857. ALEXANDER CLEMENS. Witness presents Richb VB. Liwcom lVPIV fJnOf15 J! Old Stand ' A GENERAL assortment of Or J Good. J maJe-vp L'(thmj,Hat& C'rw, W wid Shou suitable for the sea-on. Tr . 1 iir . . t. . r . ... - nam iv: n 11 pens tvnrp. iirnrpn s. J CATT l?T.n trr DAlila X ISfll KC.l times. Liberal drilnctions made fur (ali! M CKEHJHT & IIAL'CK. Buffalo X Rnads, Nov. 30, lbS7 JJEW GOODS ! ! BROWN k STERNER, At the Old 'Xchange Siore, having bought a j mi kwwm mn of l.mHN in the City at vrryhw rain by reason i of the H AUU TIME!, ar able lo supply ilieir ' furmer customers and the public generally . wuh tbe best bonus on tbe muM accumtnoua iint; terms CALL ASD SEE! Lewisburg, .or. IH&7 Important to FARMERS ! rilHE subscriber is prepared ta clean i Uoiersicea ai ine wei:-Knnrn .tun ol Wm. T. l.i in Kelly township. Union Co, on the shortest notice, and warrant no damage by breaking of the seed, U0Jr the Fifuenth Dutlel'.-SA Thankful for past patronage he asks a con tinuance of it assuring his customers that he will do his utmost to give satisfaction. Nor. 1S57. GEORGE BAKER n. H. Dent am, OLD., PRACTICING riiysician, .tor Ik Third mreel. LEW1SBVRG, 709 FA fjg5asIn the Report of the Town Improve iiJJr inenis in last week's Chronicle, was omitted the NEW CLOTHING STOKE oppo site Herr's Hotel recently opened by Messrs. I.intlenbauni JW Uro. They oner Cio thing rery Cheap for Cash.' Sot 0 Ordinance for Markets. SECTION I. Be il ordained by the Burden and Tuivn Council nf the Borough of Ijw itburg. and it it hereby ordained hi) the autho rity if the tome. That WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY mornings of every week shall be the Market Times for said Borotigh, when it may be lawful to sell and bny articles ef produce for family use; and that MARKET STKEET,from Scamd to Fourth Slrtett, shall be used for such sales wagons &c. to occupy the sides of the pavements on the north side of the street from the first of October to the first of April, and the south side of the pave ment the remainder of the year. StcTiusr 2. Be it further ordained, That it shall not be lawful lor any person or persons, either the producers of marketing or their immediate agents, as hucksters or otherwise, ta peddle or sell in any street or alley or in any part of the Said Borouzh, any articles of produce for family us, vthar than at the i.e... sa4 nl.es. nseiAsH is th. nt .lln. of this ordinance; and any person or persons violating this ordinance shall incur a penalty .f fenm fine Tlntlar tn Five Tlntlars. In he re. ! covered before the Burgess or any Justice of the Peace of Union county as like sums are recovered under the laws of Pennsylvania, with costs, in the name of the Burgess and Town Council of the Borough of Lewisburg; one half of said penalty to be paid to the Overseer of the Poor of said Borough, and the other half to the informer. Passed at a meeting ot the Council. Tues day evening, Nov. 3 1857. and ordered to be published. J. SCHREYER, Burgess. Nov. 6, 1S5". INue List, Dec. Term, I S3 1 Com sug. M Chamberlin vs Hoffman & High ' W m G Herrold vs smith if J bompson Chas H Cook vs Thos Penny Daniel Laycock vs William Moore Daniel Rangier jr vs George Houscl et at John Wenzel vs LicVson M'Laughlm John M Renter vs David Shitler with notice Samuel Baker vs John Datesman Rank of Danville vs Lorenzo P Teed Mary A Davis vs William Davis Ueorse Wehr vs Oeorge ranst ii;liel Rangier vs Bastiati Teifel, with no Wm Ruter vs Charles Dreisbach Daniel Williams vs Kaufman & Reber W'ru M"Cleary vs Wm M VanValzah fSeth P M'Cormick vs George J Swartz Mary Fishbauch vs Danl D Gulriin et al Yonngman & Walter vs N'oah Walter Israel Knettel vs James Mauck David Herbst vs Daniel Rengler Pavid Baertjes vs Alfred Kneass Peter Hummel and Wife vs Daniel Rengler J D Sorver & Co vs Saml and Jos W Shriuer John Dt'I.ong vs Jos li M Call James M Smith vs Kobert Chambers T Church A. Co vs Solomon Mayer Kanek & Roland vs Lambert Kanck M Iseyer's Adm'rs for Jn Kanck vs A C H;gh Harriet Jenkins vs Merrit Chappel et al Beck & ileber vs John Zimmerman same vs David Zimmerman Charles Hartrel vs State Mnt Fire Ac Cnmp David Fisher vs Jonathan Diellenderfer Hunsecker for Church- vs Jos D Forrey Thos Church vs same Fred'fc Bolender vs Thos Church A Co Chas H shriner vs Wm Rule Cnlon County vs Henry Solomon Sam'l S Barton vs Joseph Meisell Vounsman A. Waller vsTaggart FarroancTk B ; John Moyer vs FredkWorman Michael Wagner vs FredTc Bolender Charles Cawley vs John Voungman et al I, B Christ vs U a Shriner Reuben Steningrr vs Alfred Kneass Price J Patton A Co vs Jacob Meckley John Roland vs State Mutual las Co sanil H Orwig vs Saml Gulelius T Graham Hutchison el al vs Jac Bridge et al John Locke vs Robert inlands Jos F Commings vs Chas R Cronrath ' Comrs Co Co for M'Curley vs Sypher's Adtns Philip Pontius vs James Irwin et al Thos Penny vs Cbas H Cook 600DOAN k OHAHBERLIN "T7"0t:.D invite general attention to theif : f Tall and Winter stoelt ol uuuus, just received. French Mennoes. Alpacas. Debages, Plan! Woolens, Ginghams, Delaines from ! to 35 cts. per yd, Prints from 6) to 1?) cts. per yd. Shawls, Gloves, Ho r siery,Ve. A general assort ment of GENTLEMEN'S .WEAR! Broadcloths, Cassimere, Satinetu, asungs Cravats, Oioves, Hats, Ac, Ac. CUROCERIES. New Vork Canton Co-'s Teas, Co Green and Oolong, Rio and Java Coffees, Salt, Fish,. Sugars, Syrup Mulassss, Soap, Can dles, Cheese, Ac ALPO. HARDWARE. QVEEX8WARE, "rf-c. lewisburg, October 23, 18ST. TltO Talayr All aersonsknowinz I lhirclea hi be indebted U t Male or County Taxes in the Borrmh ol Lewisburg ad I am glad lo say there are not many will plea remember that my JJupiteate mint be settled before 1st Jan. 'S. Any taxes rem aining unpaid after that time must be collected oro.nS to iaw, '"'"""' ... j , ' , ' ,lE"' -" Eg-3cbool Tai alw - very niach wanted. , . . , i Grand Jurors, December Term, lSi7. JlartUu Henry R Chatlcs. Jacob Hilbish, Samuel Knauer. DaniH Hunsecker.Sauiue! llartman. Jacob Braoehrr. jViuuWir Jacob Fol, J W Sand Joiin Bad ger. William Crotter. Ixwuburfli el C Kelly. y f - I .L Vfinn.mati l-m Qlir If. i BjrlW' Prey, Pewr Himm-treich, Mdings. ! fi Uavid Kelly. John Dateimau. ,',.' --'e-EJward Smuh. fliidin r ' " f -. irrrr Adam mi l. fj i,,r,.-vv.nm -.n . l- i 1 T r t. rriVPrvfl InTlTf ItltlP V.lff TIaA T HVs fi'iJT.ttf Joseph Orwie.anmel Young, Wm Tartur, John Bcchtel, Philip Siplay, John l)-rlc. iiujfiills D Chamberlin. John Vie. Ja cob Fillman, Win 1) slirinrr, J bo Miller. llartlti Michael Sclmarr, Alrah Mar-den, !'mrn Dreisbach. Sainnrl f Mewine, I an i on, t iirisnan uaie, i.roree oroucner, Thomas Church. Edward Benner, John VaiT, John Howrr. K'llt) I'asrhal Clincan, Daniel Noll, Isaac Ktinir, Joseph Muster, James Lawsnn. Uie Ottr Jacob Tron-I. Aaron C Hish. Kolwrt UandorJosephCaldwell John Moore, famuei Uankie. j Arir Merlin James Xeiman.Jcseph Kleckner, ' John 1 Boear. j Jaektun Jacob Leiby. LntoM Levi Kook.Joha Van Buskirk.Cbarles j K Morris. MiJJl nhurs Chs H Hassenpln?, John Ueber. I Eiut B iffulue Morisoa W Kremer, Daniel Miller. J.i'mineSa S Barher, Da W Pellman f l.tui$bur James C M'Clure, Iinson Pross. NOTICE. following Ceriificates of Deposites in X the Lewisburj Savings Institn:ion No. Sll of Feb. 4. 1G, for 1S0 00 No. 213 of Feb. 12, lr5. for IO0 00 in my name, having been lost or mi-laid, and I bavin? transferred the same to IH'OH P. f IIEI.LLR, notice is hereby given that all persons are warned against nrentiating f,r the same, and that I shall apply for a re-issue of said Certificates. JOHN" LEWIS. Lewisburg. Oct. 12, IS.17 Administrator's) Xotlce. "VTOTICE is hereby given, that Letters of XI Administration on the Lstate of JOHN HIGH, late of White Deer township, Co lon county, deceased, have been granted to the undersigned in due form of law s Therefore all persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate, are hereby requested to make immediate payment; and those having jnst claims aeainst the same are also requested to present them properly authenticated tor settle utent. COSRAD SWARTZLEXDER, Administrator de bonis non. Buflaloe Tp, Oct. 10, 1S57 Richards' .ctt macking. Arn Km FTER years of experimenting, J. H. icbards has at IaM attained tlie end of elegatitly pniiahtng. anrt at the same time oii iit and -fUninS the leather at the tone time. All who 44 00 in tor a splendid article, will use "Richards New Compound" sold bv Christ A Caldwell. C. W. SSchaflle, Alex. Anw mons. P. Hursh, Goodman A; Chamberlin. J. & J.Walls. J.M'FaiMin and rlhers in Lewisb'g. ; oct9w3pdl J.H. RICHARDS, Prop'r, N.Y". FLOUR! fLOUE ! I FLOUR! ! ! vcivr- . iv, : WING to the suspension of specie pay- mcnt Dv ine Danss, and consequent -hard times," we have decided to reduce the price of flour. We are now selling at a low figure, and having determined to make a regular business of it will continue lo supply the market, at reasonable rales, for ('ash. CHAMBERLIN BROS. OiGce at Goodman dr. Chamberlm's sic re. Oct. 8, I86T1X First of the Season! J7 SCHREYER & SOX have received an entire NEW STOCK of Fall and Winter Good, comprising a larse lot of LADIES DRE9 GOODS,Silks, French Merino,Cashmrres, De Laines.Poil de Chivre, a large lot of De Laines to sell at 11 cts 1 Also, a general assortment of Men's Wear, Cloths, Cassimere, Velvet nd Hi Ik Vest- I ings and j Salinett.at aM prices, shawls, men's and la dies. Flannels, Muslins, Tickings, Qneensware, ' GROCERIES, and a general assortment of ev- 1 erylhme belonging to a Country Store, which , I have been bought very cheap for eaxh, and ; are determined to sell very cheap for the same. I : Those trishin; to pnrchase forcash trill please I call and eiannnc for themselves. Oct.'J,'57. ! ' isslitut'C's ollros TsVTOTICE is hereby eiven that the nnder I l a. ha. hs...l..l ar,n.,,.,l.d signed bas been dtilv aripoiuted Assignee -a. s ol Daniel D. Uuldin.of Lewisburj. All per sons knowing themselves indebted, etiher by , note or book account are are requested to rail anil make immediate payment) and those having claims aiainst the same are hereby nOtiard to present them dulv authenticated for settlement. JOHN A. MEKTZ. l,ewiburr, !opt.S3.1857wl sintCL II. OUWKi, Attorney wt I.avr. OFFICE oh Sooih Secchd hear Market St. I.EWtSBVRV.VA. I "i"All Professional Buiness entrusted to , his care will be faithfully and promptly atten ded to Pept. 14. 1S57 TIE t RKASi SAMI EI. HOFFMAN has opened a new Ice Cream Saloon over his Confectionery, and wishes lo see his on1 merons customers tfcarei i LOOK 'rnis WAT I Xotice! notice: i aotjce::: AVIXG just returned from the City ; with an unnsaily large Stock and wrll selected, and am now prepared to sell good I lower lhan can be bought elsettacre on this side of Philadelphia. Hardware 1 Hardware 1 1 Hardware ! ! ! !'all Sails Locks, Latches Hint Serew, Glass, Pntty, Paints, Oil in fact 1 eserythlntr you may wait so build yotir- ; self a nrsi-ralk house of barb twenty per cent, lower thaa ever before. 77l tmy f Thi wv ' ' CARPE-.TEBS.hfre yon can feet trie er!'. nratea ssreenneia i taoea, opcar es jirKson s band, tenon and Hp fawn, rintchf r's, Beatty's and Brady's Chisels aad Plane Irons, patent and common Braces, Brae Bitts. Auzeri. Squares, ntiages.tron Screws, ComnauSatts, HamonrVs Hnrnmers. Ae. Placksmitbs' Iroa - 7r?O.T IROif- All ftlNDS Bar. Scollop. Tyre. Oral, Hound and Utiasr Cast Steel, Spring and Enplish Steel, Vi'sesi, Anvils, Fellows, Screw Plates, eta. HOUSEKEEPERS f table Knives an4 Forks, Carvers. Spooas. Kettles, Lamps. Can Sle-tk-ks. OSW W!T1, Oilelcthf. Wats. I'ass, Bnarta, WALL rarTK. Ve-n i-l fea-i til ra. ahirea vntk grsat snany cur at fa flar..s a as isr of JOMI WPAMaJX, p tae)4CsuaaJI Staavt, MlfSt foJ.fa. TBrrfTTjr; ms u-at: TJTi'tX n hereby given tbat the co-part-nership heretofcre exi'tii.r herweto thr uadetirned traSr; the firm f fkrut 4 (JaldwtU haa bee a ihn da diwlv4 by smu nal content. . The ItuokXotes and Accounts are Jefi wuh T. S. t'aUweil fr' immediaie set' tlemenK THEO CHRIUT. T 9Cunvix. . Lewiebarg, Nor. , laT , NOTICE. THK orifersign4 win continue th Dmjr, feutroner. P;nt, Oil, (ilasa awl PateM Medicine bnaincM at the ol ) (land of Cbrulsk Caldwell, mhrre he will be happy to ae all his old tnMemnn aad Dew. -Z. ov. V. IS-7. r 8 C.VLDWELL, - DrescTrnoiT. THE copartnership in th ooaeh-mkln business between lb oadmipaea' diasolvl by muiuai consent on lm sstb of July, IS57. The books Ac. am at the olj stand for settlement. WM. H. RITTKR. ct.3.'a7. FLAM ANL3 B YERd IMVERSITV AT LEtTISBTRC. OTICESubscribers lo the Bnildin? Food are respectfully iahraed that uV Iat Iilsituliariit on ihe'soeriptions is now A le and payable. J.A.MERTZ, tai- 1 annoimed Collectnr.aBd aatborized to recvivsj receipt lor the same. A. K. UtLL, General Agent and Treasurer. LewUburg, Oct. 1. Isi7 DISSOLUTIOX. Xotlce b hereby given, that the Copartnership beretofor existing between Charles el. Criies and Joha tinnert has been this day dissolved by mutu al consent. The books: and papers left ia Charles t). C rues' hands for eolleetian. CHA3. 8. CR1TES. Oct 5. 1957. JOHN BT ASSERT. The Butcherin; business will b carried oat at the old stand by C. 8. Criies, under tits su penntendence of John citannrrt. l.IO" B.IKERT CONFECTIONERY. . rilUE subscriber respectfully takes thisma I thod to inform fbe citutnsof Lewisburg and vicinity in feneral. and the Ladies ia par ticulai. that he has oponed a liukerj aaSSsS oufoct iontrj-, on Third street, ia Mr. Beaver's Building, where he will be ready tu supply all who nny favor bins with call wuh the bet of evervthiiig in bis has of Ea siness. BKEAD, CAKES and CONTEC TIONKRY on band at all times. Being a practical Baker and Confectioner for aawards of twenty-five years, he feels confident thai all who favor him with a call or give him a trial shall not be disappointed. Weddings) aad Parties supplied at the shortest notice, oa lit most reasonable terms. All sorts of Orna mental Work done to order. BKEAD delivered at Houses at all times wh-n desired. C1IAKLE3 HEINER. Lewisburg, Oct. 7, li57. PRODUCE WANTED. Notwithstanding the "hard timet!' Printers must coatinue to try lo live. We ars a warm that many of our patrons, in consequence ol the short crop of the great Wheat staple, may feel as if ibey had not the Cash to spar fur the Chronicle. We ars desirous of accommo dating ail as far as possible, and will receive all suitable 1'RODLCE for family as as Cash rales. Please bring as early ia the sea soa as convenient. We want mora or leas of Wood, LarJ, TaUuw, Wiry, FrtA 2Iealr iSx. tic. i on old or new accounts but Bo Cash ta pay ' for them with, as wa hasti other rises for it. 1 - i flT fl T W T W fl I 1 I UliU4HMstlJ. ' T GOLDSMITJT & BRO'S lilt pkiS' i ! s ore in announcing to the citizen of Lew- isbarg and the public in general that thcyhav received the lareest stock of B ack, Bin, Brown and Mucd CLOTH. FROCK. DRESS and SACK COATS. Casstmers Coats of alt kinds. Cassimere, Cloth and Casainctl Pants. Velvet. Bilk, Patin. Cloth. Cassimere and Sat. inett Vests. Hats, Copt. Shirti, Under Clnthct ol every description, which they offer lo sell Cheaper than the Cheajet,for CusA. We would call particular attention to ont stork of HOYS IXOTIIIXG. Clothing made tn order, with neatness snd despatch. J. GOLDSMITH ft BUG'S. , Vt.l,lsi. Market street, Dtxt to Wall'. T0. I. YODER, Practical Watclnna-. J ker and dealer in Clocks, Watches, Jewel ry. Silver Ware, Piancs, Melodcons and Sheet Music. All kinds of Clocks and Watches repaired snd warranted for one year., Spectacles to suit any eyes fur sale, and new glas.-es inserted in old frames. Lewisbnrg, June 4, 157. NEW GOODS! ! mill? Pl-isa la l.ur Ciui.lf p'lonti f I a, wn-va . IDUIGS . WET1 ETZF.li ltej leave to announce to tbe public that-they have opened a large and complete stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS. mhracin every variety of La dies and Cent's Summer wear ue.H as C!erh., Cassimere, !inrn Goods, VpMinc Ginshams, Calicoes Siiiis. Eerngcs Berate Uelamrs SballeySf l awn:, MiisTins, a large assortment of EM BROIDERIES pral! kinds, l$tmetot IfiffSj and C"p o a Irg jissortmefil of CARPETS, " SALT, Flail. v rT!. n katrsl. farmers ami Housekeepers ? KKiirtKtkS, IHM KEKY. HARDWARE, ylRESS urjJiiL, .and w i munieti tt j.u Ut Und -rTtf.ine, of ilic hmt iua1i:j. jeaniT dejir. Al th BwOft vwierat ntrs. iktir i-rt9 wrv tTtvt-J vifh cnutrjul Mrs, and v4 t?Hf will rw ftaad t-f t!.f Try brZ, sod frr lh.ait) 8 rtisin irv-y ran rtMHUtMy b ! r4 mt mmf tta rtirv ii ihe WM Brnti'h. T W rtw''tai'T ifiTsts wr (iH tntirmm t fall Prt cur .txst, n-f wm are nr w enn Mt tods' sata afid kt-tw. 1'HODrrs Uka a.- nT.i rA $T twwvr tcfu-tt. LfcUIS irtHNt-iS. lowliirf, Oct. K..T AAKN F.WETZKl. TIIK BEE-HIVE! ; 'HIE -nl.l Mdmmnih"aliead! Xof- ; A. withstanding the hard times nl Bank i suspensions. I J.4 J. WALLS I have received and are now owning aa onus j nallv 1.srjc and well e!eeteI' stock of FALL AND WINTER OOOP3. consitinc partly sef rioths of every erd",s plain, black and fR-vC4iiorT,a beantifl ssriely M VeMines, (laliaa Cloths, Jeans Imtflt a sVnMav went, also ... Ladiefr' Dreis .!. ten as Silk.. Tiss.es. Detains, eiis ertn". Wslssi ttols,'-s.aO'S, liai n. Bibtesss. Sjiwi W"'", Itesrbee! .n.1 ks Mnslina Irish L.ne Snssfl. .-straw ;oors Olsjeerf sariaty aad stjl -Ise SssseeWrtf .. li ARDWAKK, QCEEXbWaK5a " Cedar and Willob-kabb. Brooms, sic. " aultcii loatt tkewatits rf rh. far ut"b W ir t .u at - rr naiss.i.ltT lew sMe-a. Or. awl "!! C-Jen ta.o ic at-Ts'-s s .t !..isr-
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