i
jjcirisbm'ff, Ma.
Friday Mousing, Feb. 5, IS58.
A'
"pSeSr. T." riCountrV. rablisber
all
cilamna ai u . m,itv contain or a
r nrrui.... 1 -
tiro nroiwrlioa of ertive,
JaSSs-wj
gee Sew AJvertmcmeutg.
j.A. quarter of Becf.and a few bushel
of Potatoes wanted at this office ; Apples
ditto.
fc-All persons desirous ui uiuS iuc
Lewislurg & Miffliuburg Turnpike by the
year, must contract by the 15th March.
EvE So!iE,BEMOVEr That old tumble
down dwolling in frout of the Court House, I
Lcwi-.bu.rg, has been leveled to tha earth,
IsTUe Hanks of 1'itUburg bavo re-
, . . .
turned specie payments, aud those of 1 oil -
adelphia aro doiug tbo amc thing in a
noiseless manner.
Concert ! lli.i's Cornet Hand in
tend giving an entertainment iu Indepen
dent Hall, on Thursday evening, Feb. IS.
Full particulars will be published in due
time.
Willi am sport, Feb. 1. A fire occur
red in this place last night, destroying the
barn of Mr. Joseph Gilmorc. Eight head
of horses, ten bead of cattle, and a lot of
bogs perished in the flames. The fire is
said to I the work of an incendiary. Loss,
6cvcn thousand dollars. No insurance.
JSaAttciupts in our Legislature to get
an expression of opiuion on tho Kansas
question, aro evaded, thus far, by a refer
ence of all propositions to a select com
mittee (of the House.)
There is nothing of exciting interest
beforo the Legislature, aud much less pri
vate business than usual.
8Tce Lecture of l'rof. Bliss last
Tuesday evening, drew out a crowded
-j:.... .i. : l e
. ., . ,, -,, ,
luu weaiuer. no uios, aoiv muau;u ,
the identity of the interests of Labor and
Learning, and the importance of the lat
ter as the advocate and defender of the
former.
The next lecture, Tuesday evening of
next week, by O. N. Wordco subject :
"The Obstinates" Past and Present.
JteyAniong the Democrats in the House
of Representatives at Washington who
Lave come out openly against the Lecomp
ton Constitution, are Mr. Suaw cf 111.
and Mr. Hickman of Pa. Mr. Hickman
" said if Mr.Buchanan's real views had been
known "prior to the election of 185G,
there is no telling how large a majority
there would have been against him. Let
Kansas be forced into the Union with the
Lecompton Constitution, and there will be
an end of national platforms, and the be
ginning of sectional Presidents."
SSTbo President has presented the
fraudulent minority Lecompton Constitu
tion to Congress in a long and partizan
message, urging its acceptance. All the
power of the Government and of the
Elavcocraey will be put forth to push it
throngh. An aDgry debate was com
menced in each House upon the reception
of the Message, which is a re-hash of the
former views of Pierce and Buchanan on
the same subject.
The attempt to admit Minnesota as a
Free State, it is shadowed forth by Sena
tor Hunter, of Va., will be resisted unless
Kansas comes in at the Eame time as a
Slave State.
There are numberless " rumors" as to
tbo probability of the success of this crow
ning act of tho Kansas plot. Let the free
people of tbo North make their real feel
ings known, and it may be defeated
otherwise, we fear, it will triumph, and
thus inaugurate a civil war, ending in dis
solving the present Union.
Missionaries Killed in India. The
following is a list of tho Missionaries sup
posed to have been killed since tho com
mencement of the muntiny :
W. H. Haycock, Cawnpore, Eng.Prnpag.Soc,
H. Cockey, " "
J. E. freemen, Futteghur, Aiu. Pres. Mis.
1. E. Campbell, " "
A. O. Johnson, - "
R. Macmulliii,
T. Maekav,
A. If. Hubbard,
Uelhi.Eng. Bap. Mis. Soc.
- Eng. Propag. Soc.
D. Sandys, " "
K. Hunter, Sealcote, Scotch Kirk.
J. Maccallam, Shokjchanpore, Ad. Clergy.
Ladiet and L'hihlren Killed. Mrs.
Haycock, Mrs. Cockey, Mrs. Frecman,Mrs.
Campbell, with two children ; Mrs. John
bod, Mrs. Macmull'iD, Mrs. Hunter, Mrs.
Thompson, of Delhi, widow of Kcv. T.
Thompson ; Miss Thompson, Miss Grace
Thompson. The mission property destroy
ed is estimated at tho value of J27 0,800.
Of this heavy loss, by far the greater por
tion falls upon the English Church Mis
sionary Society, and tbe American Pres
byterian Mission. J he former loses JLo'J,
000, and the latter 6,000.
New Orleans, Feb. 2. Gen. Walker
appeared in the U. S. District Court this
morning ; Jndge M' Caleb said there was
no charge pending against him, the Grand
Jury having refused to find a bill of in
dictment Lancaster, Feb. 2. Hon. Thomas II.
Burrowes, the independent citizens' can
didate for Mayor, was elected over Zim
merman, tbe regular Dcm. candidate, by a
majority of 25 votes.
Farmers are making maple sugar in
some places plowing in others once in
while a grasshopper appears and also a
rummer bird. Who ever knew such a
January T
S-Kx Gov. Grimes, Republican, is
eltcted U. S. Senator from Iowa, in f lace j
of Geo. V. Jams, dcughf.ee.
ABliKb'VIATKD KKPORTS BP MKlTINGd Oil
Teachers' Institutes.
tyThe Teachers with some of the Direct
ors of Lewisburg and East Buffalo and the
County Superintendent, convened at the Lew
isburg Public school home, Sat'y Jan. 33. A
marked degree of interest in the good cause of
education was manifested on this as on all
other occasions,and the benefits resnlting from
Institutes are beginning to be realized.
On motion, an Essay was read by Mr.Milej
subject, The Teacher's Dntv, Labor and
his Kewatd." . copy of the Essay was re
quested for publication.
English Grammar was then taken np by Mr.
Aiken, who wrote several sentences on the
Hoard, which were analyzed and parsed by
the different members of the Institute.
Oral Arithmetic was then taken up by one
of the teachers, who gave examples, calling
upon different individuals lo solve them, and.
with iheclass, criticised someoi me soiiuious.
Adjourned to meet at the same place. Sat.
j Feb. 6,
at 9, A. M. 1 he order ol exercises is
ins : Heading 01 an r.ssay cngiiMi
(.rammnr Oral Arithmetic Re
I Page's Theory and Practice l
! xlgelra- K. F. 13
Reading irom
Teaching
Algebra. K. r . Uaows, sec.
JTlie Buffaloe Township Institute met at
the Turtle Creek school house, Jan. 30, 185S.
Duokkeeping, Reading, and Grammar were
taken up and discussed by Messrs. Hause,
Kleciner, Miles, Hayes,Browu,Valker,Moyer.
On motion, Mr.Miles of Lewisburg read an
Essay on the "Teacher's Labor, Uuiy aud Re
ward," followed by an address on the subject
of Education by J. M. Moyer of Kelly.
Kesolved that our thanks are duly tendered
in Messrs. Keed, Glick and Gearhart for their
hospitality to the members of the Institute.
Kesolved that this Institute meet at the
Rover school house, in Kelly township, four
weeks from to-day (being the 27lh Feb'y,) by
request of the Teachers, Directors aud citizens
of said township.
Adjourned to meet at the 'Pike school honse
No. 6, near Mr. Hauk's, Saturday I3th Feb'y.
The subjects under discussion at that time will
be Geography, Composition and School Disci
pline. Mr. J.M.Moyer of Kelly to prepare an
Essay for that occasion. J.H.WiLK.iu,Sec.
riTJust as we are going to press we have
the proceedings of the Union & Snyder
Teachers' Institute," held at Middleburg last
Fri.and Sat. but too late and lengthy for us to
copy. The meeting was profitable. Its most
important was to recommend a division of the
joint Institute, and the formation of a "Snyder
County Teachers' Institute." Measures were
! taken to organize the new Institute, to meet at
Selinsgrove, Monday, 37th Dec. next.
There are some spirited iei " . J onydcr
county, and we wish them the utmost success
in all laudable efforts for mutual and general
improvement.
Cbas. J. Humbert writes to a friend in
Xew Jersey from California, that on cross
ing the Plains they were taken prisoners
by the Mormons and badly treated, but
escaped. He says he has since sworn re
venge, and has also aided in killing eiyhty
Mormons ! It is evident that the Mor
mons will suffer monstrous cruelties. The
Border Ruffians of Missouri, and other
Western desperadoes, are organising for
the Mormon war "beauty and booty"
their aim ! For the sake of humanity, it
is to be hoped the Mormons will file off to
the British or Russian dominions.
The Pittsfield (Mass.) Sun has been
conducted for ffty-tescn yean by its pre.
sent editor, the Hon. Phineas Allen. The
Sun was first issued in 1S00.
e-The greatest netural ornament to the bnroan
forin divine," is unquestionably a Sue, luxriaat,liealUiy
growth of hair. It hml been so esteemed In all aces of
the world, and among all nations, lavage and civilised.
Henee, the Indian brave regard tha scalp of bis enemy
as his greatest trophy. For a similar reason, tbe fasb
rnable belle often dieiruiera the region of vanity, as weU
as her other phrenological organs, with borrowed lories.
lie wbo should discover a mode of prevenUng the bsir
from showing the inroads of envious Time by turning
prematurely gray, a method by whieh it could be re
stored when falling off or turning white, and a way of
promoting its continued aud luxuriant growth, would
be justly entitled to rank among the benenietora of the
human race. Head the testimonials in another column
of the wonderful not to ssy almost miraculous effects of
"l'rotessor V ood s Hair KestoraUve," and see if ba has
not accomplished all this. Capital City r act.
JOY TO T1IK WORLD. Tha greatest Medical Dime,
err of the day. Kead the advertisement beaded "UeUn
bold's Genuine Preparation."
WOOD'S HAIR KESTOllATIVE. We have never
known any other medicine win as large a share of public
coincidence iu so fhort a time as this has dune. It has
not been more than a year since we first heard of it, and
now it stands at the head of all remedies of the kind.
Wc have never used auv of it ourselves, having had no
occasion, as our "crown of glory not only as yet retains
its onional color, nut gets mora so but some or our
friends have, and we have never known it to tail in re
storing the hair to its original color. Weadvisesuch as
are becoming nrcno'iturely gray, to give the "Kestorslive"
a trial. 1 Chester till.; iierald. (Sold by all good Orug
giU.) Fits Fits Fits!
DR. JIAXCE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPILEPTIC PILLS.
l or the Cure of Fits, Spiunu, Crampa and all
Karma and ('onutitutiuual Diteaiet.
PEKSO.VS who are laboring under this dis
tressing malady will find OR. HANCE'S
VEGETABLE EPILEPTIC PILLS to be the
only remedy ever discovered for curing Epil
env or ralllos; Fits.
These Mils possess a sperine action on tbo nervous sva
teui : aO'l, although they are prepared espeeially for the
r-ure of carina s it, they are also of especial benefit
for all persons afflicted with weak nerves, or whose ner
vous system baa been prostrated or shattered from auv
cause whatever. In Chronic Complaints or diseases of
loiitt standing; superinduced by nervousness, they are
eaci-edinelv beneficial.
Price f3 per box, or two boxes mr f 5. Pevaonsont of
the city, encloKiae; a remittance, will have tbe pills sent
th'm tbroucb the mail free or postare. For sale hv
StTII S. IIA.N'CK, No. 1U8 BALTIMOKK STKKKT. Balti
more, M il .. to whom orders from all parts of tbo Union
most be addressed, post paid. ly710S.
Duvall's Galvanic Oil stands without an
equal in the cure of all sore and painful dis
eases. Try it. None should be without it.
For sale everywhere
Ertoiftlntra .fUnrfcct.
Corrected Weekly
Wheat...l.00toll0. Eggs S 12
Ptye 60 Tallow 12
Corn 40 Lard 10
Oats 30 Bacon 8
Flaxseed 1,25 Ham 12 J
Dried Apples. 1,50 Shoulder 9
Butter 16 Cloversccd 4,50
MARRIED,
In 1wMurg. 2Sth ult, by Rev. E. A. Fink. JOHN C.
ntNDV or Eat Buffaloe Twp sad Miss CAKUUNI
KKSLKIl of lanvlshure.
N, T BuDalne X Keads, 20th alt, bj Rev. Isaae Orier,
JAMK8 RANKIN M.D.ofMiinrvand Miss MART ANN
daughter of tba late Jaroea MTlellanrl of Buffaloe.
In lwisbarx, 'M Inst, bv Uev. r. a. Harr, Hen. BK-
JAMIN JIIKUAS of Slwlilietown I'a. ana Mrs. iiaa.sau
telk-t of the lata Rev. Thomas Uood of Lewisbure.
On il in.t. bv KevJ.M.Ynunr, JOHN J. KI.ECKNER
ami Miss MAOT.IK A. BOWMAN, both of New Berlin.
In New Berlin, -"th ult.by KevJ.B.Ailanu,IUCHARD
M.JOKUAN and Miss KKBKCCA MILLEIL
On tbe 21 .1 nit, bv Kev. H Creiiilitonf A. F. CHARLES
and Miss MARIA AMIRKWt. both of Hartletoa.
do Ihe ?.l.t ull . JAMKS M llllKK I1LACK WELL and
Miss MARY KIND of Mifflin Twp. LvcCo.
mtv,
Tn Uwlrhurx. 1-t inst, II0RACK Kin of Prler H. and
Slarj Heever, axed fi years and 2 saontha.
In Sunburv iith nit, of scarlet lever, MART aldest
dauRhler of Edward C. aad Mantarat A. llaona. aeed 4
jean, 4 months and 26 days. On tbe 2tn, ANNA M.
wife of Oeorre 7.immeraian, In bar eOtta year.
In Nortbamberlaud 21st ult. Miss MART WILSON.
H stout ft) years; aad tm tbe Miss ELIZA Bill!
ettTT, ayed about ID yews both ef eonMnnptioo.
In Harnsl-ure;. l.tn ull. .'U.-.al'H s. OIAO.S,
el ttr j
rten Jtiif Iflarryj ClUlu6tlan ecus'.
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH
UicnuoND, Va., Jan. 27. Tbe statue
of Washington, executed by the lamented
Crawford, was unwrapped to-day, and in
spected by thousands of ladies and gentle
men. It is pronounced as faultleaa,amd in
every respect a grand and glorious work
of art.
T11K l'UZZLEK.
" Ob ! 'lis a deep mystery.
But by St Paul I'll find lb bottom of it
tlTilo answer received to the first Enigma
in Chronicle, 1st Jan.
tyAns to Arithmetical Problem, Jan. 29
Length of bottom or lower piece 4.734 feet.
do middle piece s.'nv
do top or small end 9 347
K i' B , East Buttatoe
CIAns. to 1st Enigma, Jan. 29
"Hey i the bent policy." Ans'd by II F
, Lewisburg j r K r , UuUaloe
Cs"Ans. to Id Enigma, Jan. 59
"llVarin lluopt." Ans'd by Flora A ,
Kelly ; C U K Jr. and II F O, Lewisburg
for the Lewisburg Chronicle.
WORDS FOR ASAGRAM&
Punishment I Methodist
America Revolution
GEOGRAPHICAL EMC MA.
I am composed of 18 letters.
My 13 S 6 15 9 is a river in Europe
11 15 17 6 13 9, a comity in New York
0 3 5 1, one of the L'nited States
If, M Vi 15, a city in Central America
2 6 16 1 1, a river in Africa
15 17 9 18 8, a lake in Ireland
10 6 18 8 7, an island off S. coast of Eng.
7 6 11 18 9, a county in Pennsylvania .
My whole is a curious looking animal
HFIi-
MSCELLASEOVS EMGMA
I am composed of 27 letters
My 6 17 27, was a distinguished Queen
9 3 is a preposition
20 1 3 24 5 is seen on almost every person
8 22 4 17 is a bird
1 23 21 19 is a color
15 12 7 10 you and I often passed over
16 2 11 inhabits most waters
18 26 25 14 is used by tinners and fiddlers.
My whole was a President cf the United
States. S i R , Buffaloe
HISCEIiLA EOVS EXIGMA
I am composed of 19 letters
My 8 10 3 18 is a country in South America
1 9 15 17 is a fish
6 2 4 18 6 14 10 is a prickly plant
12 15 8 is a vessel
1 1 13 8 10 is a large cord species.
3 7 5 10 is a plant and flower of many
lal ta sa aw lm the trees .
My whole was a celebrated native of Gen
oa. A G , Buffaloe X Roads.
GTdeveral others wait their turn.
Wi cf ilu XbcHitohKier- ?t etoisbtg,
JAB'T, 1SSS.
sax 7 a . 2 1 a. rn. nil Tax. 2 r sr. S va
1 27 8 41 S 350 17 322 3t S 30.7
2 17 .8 31.7 30.1 18 V SOS 33.0
3 Tib 4U3 36 4 iu 2h 37.4 .
3U.9 4i.l 41.7 20 SS.6 M W.
t 3.1.0 44 3 31.0 21 1!3 UD.S 29.4
33.0 3A.S 3S.4 a 21.7 10 Z8.7
7 Kl.S 3X .6 23 17.4 33 0 30.1
8 16 4 '8 lu.2 24 3.1.6 3.8 3S.0
'.'IS 32.0 :U6 ii XH.S 4S8 37.2
10 I' D 34.7 3S 7 JO 48.2 tt 4 41.8
11 U'.S 3M S.5 -7 :. 44.7 SHI
12 41.2 45.0 31.8 28 SiJ 37.8 Sou
13 23.7 42.8 S8.4 2 2U.7 32 2 3
11 1.4 41 J 28.7 30 2V7 351 27.4
1.', 24.0 36.7 36431 IS.4 33J 23.7
IS 30.3 46 0 30.7
Means 29.01 38.83 32.44
Mean tor month 33.(1. C. S. J.
Which mean (or average) was not quite down to the
'reeling point certainly a remarkable January!
Turnpike Election.
NOTICE is hereby given that an Election
for Officers of the Dtmtevm Yotnig
mmiitown Turnpike Company will be held at
the house of Wm. Lindenmuth in East Buf
faloe township on Monday the 1st day of
March next. Persons wishing contracts for
passing said Pike by tbe year will call on J.
and A. r rederick on or before the 15ih March
next, as contracts will not be given after that
date. By order ot the President :
JAMES F. LINN, Treasurer
Feb. 1, 1853 pd
Turnpike Election.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockhold
ers of the Bcllefmte,Aarmtbitrg 4- Young.
mamtnwn Turnpike Koad Company, that an
Election will be held at the bouse of Henry B.
Mussina in Aaronsburg on Tuesday the 9ih
day of March next, between Ihe hours of ten
and two o'clock, to elect five Directors to man
age the concerns of the Company for the
cusuing year.
PETER WILSON, President
Spring Mills, Feb. S, 1858 pd
Lackawanna fc Bloomsbnre
RAILROAD.
AB1UVJLS AXD DEPARTURES OP TRUSS.
Going It'orth.
STATIOSS.
Rupert
Ilhtnmshurs;
Knpytown
Lime Itidga
JJerwirk
BMrb Ilarrn
Aee l'wri: jteeestsio- rHiTo-dW-
Trairtt. (lutea. phia Mail.
1 OO A M . a 16 I' M
1 10 do !
7 IS do K do
7 a, 3 IS do
7 So do 4 10 do
8 10 do 4 2i do
8 20 do 4 36 do
8 as do 4 50 do
S 65 do 6 15 do
8 00 do 6 20 do
20 do 6 40 do
30 do 6 60 do
0 Si do 1 45 P.M. 6 00 do
9 60 do 2 14 do 20 do
65 do 2 1-0 do 6 26 do
10 00 do 2 30 do 6 30 do
10 10 do 2 45 do e 4D do I
10 20 do 3 00 do 6 50 do j
10 30 do 3 15 do J 00 do
lu-ach tlrova
tl)iekshinny
llunluck'a Crock
Kanticoke
Plymouth
AEB1VK At
Kingston
UCAVS
Kingston
Wyoming;
West ntuton
Pitletoo
Lackawanna
Taylorville
AMUVl AT
ocrantoa
The New York Mail Train connects with the
Express going East on the Delaware, Lacka
wanna & Western Railroad, (at Great liend.)
Arrive in New York at 7 15 P.M.
do PhiladelphiabyCamdcn&Amboy
Railroad at 8 20 P.
P.M.
.Fare from Rupert to New York, $6.
The Accommodation Train North connects
at Srranion with ihe Express Train west on
the D. L. & W. Railroad.
C.olngr South.
HITS
rVrauhra
Taylorville
..-vrkawsnna
Fitutoa
1-Ma.Mail,
8 00 A.M.
8 10 do
8 20 do
8 SO do
8 36 do
8 40 do
y.r.Sf,a I
4 00 P.M
II ai A.M.
11 4S do
12 10 M.
Vi IS l-.M.
VI SO do
12 40 do
1 00 do
4 10 do
West Pittston
4 a6 do
WyomiBg
aaaivs at
4 to
i 00
15
6 30
as
7 00
T IB
7 40
7 av
Kinxston
St do
10 00 de
10 IS do
IU to da
10 IS do
11 10 do
II 26 do
11 3 do
Ills de
Vi 20 P.M.
Vi 30 do
12 40 do
tuvs
Kinsloa
plvmoath
Naatieoke
Itualuck s Creek
Pbickshinny
Beaeh llrova
Beach Haven
Berwr-k
Lime Ridew
Espytowai
Bloomsburtt
SJUUVS AT
a 10 do
s u
a 4k
w
Rapert
II M do
9 asur.
The rhila. Mail Train going South connects
with the Mail Train at Rupert going East at
1 10 P.M. forCatawissa,Pl.ClintoB,Posville,
Reading Ac. arriving at Philad. at 8 35 P.M.
Also with MailTrain goin Weal al3 P.M for
Danville, Milton, Hess' coach to Lewisburg,)
Muncy, Williamsport and Elmira.
Passengers by 4 P.M. Train ttif; South can
lake the 11 P. M. Express Train for Elmira
and the West.or lodge at Bloomsburg and lake
the 4 A.M. Train going East, arriving at Phi
ladelphia at li o'clock noon.
Passengers for Harrithirg direct will take
the N.Y.Mail Train (4 P.M.) going Sooth, con
necting al Port Clinton with Ihe Dauphin fc
Susquehanna Railroad.arriving at Harnsburg
at I- o'clock noon of next day.
F J I.EAVEM WORTH, Sttp't.
ScraDtou, Jan 21, l80S-3ui7'ii
o
Lewisburg Bank, Feb. 3,1858.
STATEMENT of the leCVTlxbars Bank
as required by the second section of the
Act of the Ueaeral Assembly of this Common
wealth, approved the !3th Oct. A.l). 1857
XST3.Hn t ol Bills diecowated fl.WBn
da dae frees West. Uk of ransa.
do - due frees Ooaatry Banks
do Uold and Silver
as,l:ii.l7
!i.V.U&S
ls,i,liSl
t-VS.MU IS
1.W47 43
"G.leo.0
LIABILITIES. Am't of flreol.tlon
do dae to other Hauke
do due IfepusKura
tlJO.UJS'Ja
F. W. Pollock, Cashier of the Lewlsbnrg Back, being
afarmcd dots depose and say that the abuts Stalrmeut
is correct to Use best of nay knowledge.
V. w. iDLUICK, Can.
JOrmrd be lure ms thla third day of t'.b'y. AI). IMS.
J. A-Mr-KTi. J.P.
PAMPHLET LAWS.
THE Treasurer of Union County is prepa
red lo receive Subscriptions for the
Pamphlet Laws of Pennsylvania for the year
1854 at 50 cents per volume. Price to non
subscribers M. U P SHEI.l.ER.Treas.
FOB '.'DENT,
nilin Two Hinrey Frame Honse fronting
I the Luiherau Church, from the 1st of
April ueit. Inquire of
Jan. 28, 1858. J. & J. WALLS, Agts
FOR RENT!
mi IP. TWO ROOMS occupied at pre.
1 sent by Washington Hutchinson as a
.Saloon. They are sui;able for JsIIOl S.
For Terms apply to
Jan. 27, 1858, JOHN B. LINN.
ELECTION.
IN pursuance of the charter of the Union
County Agricultural Society, an Election
for Officers for the ensuing year will be held
at the Office of J- A. Mertz, in Lewisbnrg, on
Tuesday the 16th day uf February next,
between the hours of 1 and 4 o'clock, P. M.--the
same day being the Annual Meenne of the
Society. J. A. Itir.u l
Jan. 26, 1858. Rec. Sec.
NOTICE.
fTlHE subscribers having purchased the fol-
lowing properly ai t onsiaoie s saie as
the propertv of Mrs.Sinia A" Loa, hereby
give notice that they "have left the same prop
erty with her during their pleasure :
A cooking stove and pipe, parlor stove and
ripe. 18 chairs, mantel clock, 2 looking glas
ses, 5 beds and bedding, 2 stands, cupboard.
2 bureaus, settee, 60 yards carpeting, 2 tables,
lot of beef and pork, sink, 3 shoats, &c.
ALEXANDER UONACHV.
NATHANIEL ULKKHAUT.
Lewisbnrg, Jan. 21, 1858 pd
300,000 Hen and Boys Wanted !
NOT to go to Utah, but to bay CLO
THINO of J. Goldgmltb &. Co.
r?The above Firm have determined lo
sell their stock of well-made ClolnlnK
AT COST, in order to close business in
this place. Call and see and satisfy yourself.
J.GOLDS.MITH 4 BRO.
Lewisbnrg, Jan. 27, 1858
NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to our Firm by Note
or Book Account are requested lo come
and settle immediately, and those who have
claims will please present their bills.
J. GOLDSMITH & BRO.
THE NEW YORK
STEAM SAW-MILL
Asn
MACHINE COMPANY.
Capital $250,000.
THIS eompuy hu bmm organisJ with tt afto-M cap
ital for I be purpow of aupplfing lb dvausd for Uie
CoiijfilDqiii?!) JoHitJ gtii) J5qfs-?Ji"ii,
and other Improved Machinery.
The hava Durcfaaaad tbe entlra aiarhliiery businetu
heretofore earned on by J. M. EmernoD Co., also tha
Mootgouery nor it at ionKera,on tn iiuaKon, nnirtbti
dtj, and with tbe expert dc and fiu-ihtiea eumbioed in
ita orgaoixatioD are prepared tofurnuh machinery of all
Mad at mora liberal late than baa ever been altered at
any other aatabliebment.
The Combinatioo Saw-Mill waa fronted October, 1S56,
aodta now generally aekDowie-djted to be tbe cbe&peat,
Moat practical, and efficient lumber manufkcturit.tr na
chine in tbe world. A large number of tbetn are in aue-
erasiul operation in dinerent avcuona or this country,
Canada, Cuba, and South America, and wherever their
merits have been tested tbey are being adopted by lum
ber manufacturer In preference to all other mil 1st.
The following letter eipreawea the general opiuton of
tnoae woo are uatng tne uomunauon nun
Moms. Emm act. A Co. Gentlemen: I have tried tha
aaw-mill purchased of yon, and will aay that it per-
torma well, and more loan meets my expectation, i am
well pleased with ita performance. 1 set it up on a small
stream that afforded constant water about as thick as my
little Anger, which waa much more than oufflcient to sup
fly tbe boiler. We are able to cut3,oHl leet or beautiful
umber lu 1'J hours, with something lets than one cord
of wood. It is the very thing wc bare so much needed
in our county for a long time. With a little trouble and
expense, wr are able to move it from Ave to ten mileaper
day,aod set it up in the heart of tbe Umber, which saves
the great burden of hauling the logn a long distance to
themiU. luursttspectruiiy, -ftast kkkk, -ta,
Louisville, Tennessee.
ThaComnanv have nurehased Lund's Patent Ket-d At
rant-ment, which Is illuntrated and de-wribed In lb f-rl-
entitle American mrucioDer. xuieaaas gra.j "
efficiency of tbe mil I.
Tbe Combi nation Mill, with all the recent improve
msnl. and steam iowr of S botws, is capable of saw
ing from S,uw lo 4, WO feet in 12 n-s-nra, and is said for
.laSfct.
THE XEW YORK CIRCVLAJt SAWMfT.t.
T m&nuiWtturetl only by this Company. It t.i of superf-
r mnrtnictMn, and sold for Ita per cent. less than oilier
mills of no greater capacity. A mill witn af to w-iach
saw can be sold for to $518, and with a-A) burse en
gine and holier is sou for f-.am.
Pteam Knglneaand Boiler; Entrlnesof from onetoloo
horse power: Locomotive, Tubular, Flue and Cylinder
Hollers furuifthed at greatly reduced prices from former
quotations.
Drawing, with plana and irpectflcatlons for buildings
and machinery, furuiiihed gratis to our customer.
Competent mechanics are sentont to put up and set in
operation our marhinery. when required.
We also manufacture Shingle Machines, Planing Ma
chines, Sugar-Mills, and Machinery in general.
Special attention paid to gettini up Shafting and Pnl-li.v-
tor manufactories, and all kiuds of Mill-Wright work.
Thio Company are selling in great numbers a Patent
Conical Burr-Stone Mill, for flour, corn meal, and all
kinds of feed, which Is pronounced by eiperieiirj-d mil
lers, both In this country and Kurope, the ItextMill Kver
Constrnrted. It will grind more grain in the same time
and with half the power, than any mill of the same pries
In the market.
We also furnlfb other stvles of OrM-Mllle, when re
qnired. J. M. EMERSOIt It CO., Agenta.
?. No. Broadway, .ew York.
Administrator's Notice.
"VfOTICE is hereby given, that Letters of
X 1 Administration on the estate of JESSE
KING, late of White Deer township. Un
ion county, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned in due form of law : Therefore
all persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate, are hereby requested to make
immediate payment; and those having just
claims aeaitist tbe same are also requested to
4 ito do nresent them properly authenticated for seitle
4 an do i . iiDiivfiurnf i.tmi....i.,inr
meiii. rt.mw., ......
White Deer, Jan. in, ib-vi
FREE COURSE OF LECTURES.
at Independent Hall.
rpHE Ise-ewlkbur IJterarr Ao-
elation would announce that the gen
tlemen named below have consented to speak
as follows t
O. K. WORMS Taeaday svenhlf, feb. a, ISM.
110U.JAMIU POLLOCK do Feb.1
Rev. Pt. WARON- do J'
H.C. HIOKOK. Ksq do Mar. IS
Kav. Prof. CURTIS do Mer. 90
Rav. R. A. PINK do April 13
Other Lecturers have been invited, who we
hope hereafter to announce, so thai every
Tuesday evening during the course may be
occupied. The Public is cordially invited lo
attend. The Lectures are FREE, but collec
tions will be taken to defray expenses.
LiT Doors open at 6J. P. M. close at 7,
when lecture wiil commence.
LOT of superior SOFT HATS just reed
by
PCHREYER & SON
MO.N8 for sale at
Jan 12
SCH RE VERS
LEWIS PALMER,
A BCIIITECT and BUILDER,
i LEWISBURG, PA
lyOfficc in the I'niv'rsity EuiMtng 6S
FARMER - - FEB. 5 , 1858.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters
of Administration on the Estate of J A'd
1. WALTER, late of Limestone Twp, Union
county, deceased, hare been granted to the
undersigned by ihe Register of Union county
in doe form of law ; therefore, all persons in
debted to mU estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having sny just
claims are also requested to present them le
gally anth-fMitieated for npttlemeut.
t MANUAL WALTER, Adminuiraor.
Limestone, Jan. 1-, l5s
- -,.- .a- -
NA Bttak for Lvery Baa's Eibrary."
RARE INDUCEMENTS TO AGEXTSf
CANVASSERS WANTED to obtaia b
eriben for ihe "(inrtsnmiTi 0a-
mt mtv HitToar, Antttnt ana nioturn, ur
THE WORLD." By 8. 0. Roaici, ("Peter
Parley.") Handsomely bound in cloth ffitl and
Illuslrarrd with too treamiful EnfrraTinrs and
80 Map. Price 3. Sold only by A-renls, lo
each of whom a special district will be given.
Applicants should mention whatcountiritlbey
would like to canvass. The book is now ready.
Copies sent by mail (post-paid) on receipt of
the price. Bills on all solvent banks taken at
par. The Home Journal says or this work :
No family should be without it." For full
particulars in reward to an aencv address
CEOKUE W. ELLIOTTsm jo
Publisher & Pubiiaber.WZWill SOi.Yr
RTAH kinds of School and Miscellaneous
l)oksrheapPublicalions,Slationrry and Maps
furnished at the very lowest prices. Orders
solicited :imVM
NOTICE
IS hereby given thai the accounts of Dr.
Thornton & Co, Thornton & Vanvalzah
and of Dr. Thornton, have been assigned to
us, and the llooks placed tn the hands of Joas
B. Link, Esq for oolleclion. Those indebted
upon Ihe same trill please settle immediately.
.-it.. - WILLIAM WOOKK,
J A i. WALLS.
Dec. 31, 1857 WM. L. IIAKK13
$10 REWARD !
TTHERCAS, there is now in the hands
W (as I am informed) of I. (1. Itohland a
single bill purportins; to be signed to Lniher
Kank by me, which I pronounce to be a false
paper. The above reward will be paid to any
person who will furnish me with evidence
sufficient lo convict in a criminal court the
person or persons who brought said siDgle bill
into existence; and I hereby warn all persons
against purcliaiuz said false? note.
JOHN ROLAND.
Lewisbnrg, Dee. 29, 1957
-Executors' Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters Tes
sIms iaai aasll nod. slaninl
of SIMON HARTMAN. late of Lewis
township, L'nion county, deceased, have been
granted lo the undersigned, by tbe Register of
Lnioa county, in due form of law ; therefore
all persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
paymenl,and those having just claims against
the same are also requested to present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
KEIjUEN HARTMAN, Execu
JOHN bWARTZ. S'ors.
Millheim, Center Co, Dec 30, 1357 pd
IXEClTOBS KOTICE. Notice is
A hereby given, that the undersigned have
been appointed Executors of the estate of.
PAUL UOODLANDEK, late of White Deer
township,Unioncoanty,deceased. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against it will present them properly authen
ticated for settlement.
EDWARD RANCK, J Exee-
8AMLEL GOODLANDER, utors
White Deer. Dee. 23, 1857 pd
Dissolution.
TOTICE is hereby given that tbe Partner-
i.1 shi
p heretofore existing between Daniel
VVeidensaul and Mark Haltpenny, known as
lh. firm of . Wetdmaaul dr Co ist this dav
dissolved by mutual consent. All settlements
of said Firm to be made with D.WeidensauI.
D. WEIDENSAt L.
M. HALFPENNY.
Laurelton, Nov. 3.1, A.D. 1B57
Dr. L Brngger Dr. J. F. Hanrey
HOMiEOPATIIIC Physicians,
south side Market St, between 4th i 5th
ly640 LEWISBURG, PA
GOODBIAN fc OHAffll&RLIN
WOULD invite general attention to their
Fall and Winter Block of GOODS,
just received.
French Mennoes, Alpacas. Debages, Plaid
Woolens, lainRhams, Delaines from 10 to
25 cts. per yd. Prints from Ci lo 12)
cts. per yd, Shawls, li loves, II o
siery.ic. A general assort
ment of
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
Broadcloths, Cassimcres, Satineits, Vestings,
Cravats, Gloves, Hats, dtc, Ac.
UROt'EKIES.
New York Canton Co-'s Teas, fine Green and
Oolong, Rio and Java Collees, fait, r ish.
Sugars, Svrup Molasses, Soap. Can
dies, T'heese. Ac. ALSO,
ITA RD WARE, Q L'EEXS WARE, tx.
Lewisburg, October -J. 1N57.
Rich aud Rare
IS the large and choice assortment of new
r.iXL, A. W1.VTER GOODS,
now arriving at the well known Corner Store
of
BEAVER, KREHER fc H'CLURE.
Call and see ! Lewibburg, Oct. '57
$10 REWARD t
rilllE Burgess and Town Council of the
Borough ot iiewisourg win pay ien;
Dollars for testimony which will lead to the ;
conviction of ihe persons who removed, inju-1
red or destroyed private property in this .
Borough on the nights ol tne Jisi nil. anu tne
2d insL By order of the Council, Nov. 3d, :
1357.
J. StjHHLl tii, nurses
Richards Sew Ulacfcln.
AFTER years of experimenting, J. II.
Richards has at last attained the end of
elegantly polishing, aud at the same time oil
ins and tofteninn ihe leather at the tame time.
All who-go in" for a splendid article, will
use "Richards' New Compound" sold by
Christ & Caldwell, C. W. Scbarne.Alex. Am
nions, P. Ilursh, Goodman & Chamberlin. J.
& J.Walls, J.M'Paddin and c then in Lewisb'g.
ct9 w3pd J. H. RICH AKUS, Prop r, IM. I.
T"vR. GREEN'S AROMATIC SAP, a certain
J cure for Dyspepsia and diseases arising
from an hnpore state of tha evosaarli also a sura pre
ventive of fll'fl ASD AM AVpriee S ets. per hntUa,
luraaiany r. o. lyShea M.I..
Asslgne-e's lotlr.
VTOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed Assignee
of Daniel D. Guldin, of Lewisburg. All per
sons knowing themselves indebted, either by
note or book account are are requested to
call and make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same are hereby
notified to present ihem dulv authenticated for
settlement. JOHN A. MERTZ.
Lewisburg, Scpl.I3,lS5J6
BOUNTY LAND WARRANT blanks lor
all engaged in the service of the L 3'
in the War of 1812, and for their 'Widows, SI
the Office of the Lewisborg Chronicle.
To Constables Court P.f turns and other
Blasu scM at the Chronicle UHce.
LUMJtt.lt! LUMHEIt!!
rpHE subscribers have for sale
J (in lots to uit purchasers)1
a lart-e stock or )
PISE BOARDS Panel Stuff i
Plank Ac. Also 5,000 i'ME R A I i s.
Which are offered low for Ca!b, at our .Mills 1
on Hoaih Branch of the White Dftr Cr--k iu :
Hartley township or delivered ou t!ie Brul j
Valley Narrows road at ihe end of our Road. .
Wov.SU JOHN M'CALL A BKO'3.
NOTICE.
II OR value received I do hereb) assign and
set over unto Wx. It. HaLtrtasv lue fol
lowing personal property, to wit :
I spring wagon at u, 1 one horse slej at
$4, 1 cutting box at . tons of bay at
I cooking stove at H, 50 yards of carpet al
9E12.SU, 3 pairs of bedsteads at 915, 1 sett ol
cane-bottomed chairs at $. 1 sett of common
chairs at $t, 1 large rocking chair at $:), I
sink al $5. I bureau at $12, 3 tables at $11,
1 look mi glass at $1, I lounge at I iron
keltic at $'.'U, I sell of single harness at $S,
3 shoats at $3, 1 sow. at $7 $191.
Witness my hand and seal, this thirtieth day
ofNovember, A.U. lH.i7.
ALEXANDER CLEMENS.
Witness presents Kieun VB. l.iieotsj
New Goods Old Stand !
A OEXERAL assortment of Dry Goods.
fl mnilrun Llnthtii'i.U itA (Vim, 13-mIs
and Sluiu suitable for Ihe season.
Hard Warp, Queens Ware, Groceries,
SALT, FISH, be,
all of which will be solu at prices lo suit the
titues. Liberal deductions made for Cash!
M CKEIGHT A 1IALCK.
Buffi l,i X Roads, Nov. 30. 1857
MEW GOODS!
1 BROWN k STERNER,
At the Old 'Xcaange Store, having bought a
of Goods in ihe City at vtryLw rate by reason
of the HARD TIME!. are able to supply their
former customers and the public generally
with the best Goods on the muvt accommoda
ting terms CALL AXD USE
Lewisburg, Nor. 1857
Important to FARHERS !
rpHE subscriber is prepared lo clean
I t lotersteea at the well-known Mill
ol Wst.T. Lixa in Kelly township, L'nion l'u,
on the shortest notice,and warrant no damage
by breaking of the seed,
t&Jor lite Fifteenth BuMhel.'-H
Ti. i ii i vv paat patronage he asks a con
tinuance of it assuring his customers that he
will do his almost to give satisfaction.
Nor. 1S57. GEOROE BAKER
15. H. Dersham, D.D.,
PRACTICING Physician,
-L Korlb Tblrd str
street.
709
LEWISBL'RG, PA
Ordinance for Markets,
ECTION 1. Be it ordained by the Burgen
and Town Council of Ihe Buroueh of Ltu.-
itburg, and it u hereby vrduimd by the iiuMo-
rUt of the tame. That WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY mornings of every week shall
be the Market Time for said Borough,
when it may be lawful to sell and bay articles
of produce frf family Use; and that MARKET
STREr.T,jrot& Aecond to Fourth Street; shall
be used for sach sales wagons dec. to occupy
the sides of the pavements on the north side
of the street from the first of October to the
first of April, aud the sooth side of the pave
ment ihe remainder of the year.
Sictiwx X. 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.
lo peddle or sell in any street or alley or in
I any part of Ihe said Borough, any articles of
produce for family use, other than at the
times and places specified in the first section
of this ordinance; and any person or persons
violating this ordinance shall incur a penally
of from One Dollar ta Five Dollars, to be re
covered before the Burgess or any Justice ot
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 Lewisbnrg;
one half of said peually to be paid to Ihe
Overseer of the Poor of said Burough, and
the other half to the informer.
Passed at a meeting ot the Council, Tues
day evening, Nuv. 3 1857. and ordered lobe
published. J. SCHREYEK. Burgess.
Nov. 6, 1857.
First of the Season!
T SCIIREYER 4 SON have received
J an entire NEW STOCK or
Fall and Winter Goods.
comprising a larse lot of LA WES' DRESS
GOODVilks. t rrnch Menno.Cashmeres,
De Laincs. Poil de Chivre, a large lot
of De Laines to sell at 13 cts ;
Also, a general assortment
of Men's Wear, Cloths,
Cassimerr, Velvet
and Silk Ves't
ings and
Satineits, at al! prices. Mia wis, men's and la-
dies'.FIannels.MujIins.Tickings, Queens ware.
GKOCEK1KS, and a general assortment of ev
erything belonging to a Country Store,
.
hich
nave ueru uuugm very cneap lor casn, and j
are determined lo sell very cheap for the same.
Those wishing to purchase forcashwiU please
call and examine for themselves. OcU,'3'-
j
S.iMl EL. II. ORW1G, )
Attorney at Law. '
a-kFFICE on South Second near Market St. !
V LEWISBURG. PA.
d?All Professional Business entrusted to
his care will be faithfully and promptly atten
ded to SepL 14, 1857
TIE CKEAM SAMtrEL HOFr.VIAX
JL has opeued a new Ice Cream Saloon over
his Confectionery, and wishes lo see his nu-
merons customers ihere.
LOOK THIS W.IVI !
XOTICE! X0TICE! ! OTICF' '
HAVING just returned from tha City !
with an unusally large Block ard well i
selected, and am now prepared lo stli goods '
lower man can oe oougnt eisewnr.re ou this
side of Philadelphia.
Hardware S Hardware ! !
xlardwaro ! ! !
Kails Kails Locks, Latches, Hinge
Screws, Glass, Putty, Paints, Oil in fact
every thing you may want to build your
self a first-rate house .or barn twenty per
cent, lower than ever before. Thit troy '
Tha Buy .' .' '
CARPENTERS, here yon can get the cele
brated Greenfield Planes, Spear St Jackson's
hand, tenon and rip Saws, Butcher's, Beatty's
and Brady's Chisels and Plane Irons, patent
aud common Braces, Brace Ems. Aosers
Squares, Guides, Iron Screws, Compass iSa s,
namonu s nammers, etc.
Blacksmiths' Iron KO.V IRON ALL
KINDS Bar. Scollop, Tyie, Oval, Round and
Square Cast Steel, Spring and English Sieel,
Vises, Anvils, Bellows, Screw Plates, etc.
HOUSEKEEPERS! Table Knives and
Forks, Carvers, Spoons. Kettle. Lamps, Can
dleetk-ka, fYff.e Mills, OilckXbs. Mais. Pans. Buwls. Ae.
WALL PAPER Yen will flat! all the aKve with a
great asany aaore at the lUneartas as Isea areas or
Jl?lil ll MTAWiKX.
ta the eld Caaaaa auud, I En ISBt'K,,. p.
Tins ir.uv inn wavi
ClLOTHS. Cassimeres and Vestings, Hats,
' Caps, dec , a fin; a-snr:mtt at
Gaoioug k Ccaa.beclia.
Mar:
UTK'E hereby piven that ihe ctt-gmt-oenli.p
here!. :-.i txUlir letwfta ths
underiaiiti iradir. as :ha tim ft
I'atJwtlt has been ti.. ur dissolved t.y niui
ual ci.nent. T!ie IT i.k. Notes and Aa.at
are left wuh T. S. Caldwell f..r immr sale
lltment. "i HEO b nKlVC.
Lewisbwrj, S v. 9.
NOTICE.
fllHE ua 'ersixned will continue li, i.'r.
! I sianonerr. Paint. Oil. C!aa and PateR
Medicine business at llie old stand of Vhriat 3.
Caldwell, where he will be happy lu at a
his old customers and new.
Nov. , 1957. Y 8 CALDWELL.
DISSOLUTION.
rrilin copartnership in the coscb mss.an
business between the uudrs:ibvd was
dissolved bv mmoai consent on the Stfibf
Jnly, ltsj7. The books Ac. ' at the u'.d
stand for setilemenl. WM. H. KITTEU.
Oct. 23.'o7. FLAM AM' si BYEBai
I'XITERSITl .IT iLwismno.
"VTO'I'ICE. Sutseribers lo the Bu:Id:Bi
Pund are rcspecltullv informed that lha
I.at Ill-vlalUlVIlt on tlientei'pli(,& is
now due and payable. J.A.ML'KIZ, Esn l
! appointed Collecu.r.and autborixed n rectua
1 aud receipt lor tne same. A. IV. BILL,
Ueneral Aetit and Treasure;.
Lewi
burg, Ocl 1, 1M57
DISSOLUTION'. Notice Is fcerely
given, that Ihe Copartners! p hcretofute
exiMing between Chnrlos S. Cmes o J John
Hlanneri has heen rt.ls day-dissolved by t&otiir
al consent. The books and papers Isll is
Charles S. Critts" hands Wr corrti.nw
I'll A3. 8. CK1TES.
Oct. 5. Ifi57. JOHN 6TANNEKT.
The Butchering business will be carried on
at the old stand by '. r. Crites, uajtr Ilia an
periniendence of John SiannrrU
r.IO. BIKERT
COXFKCTIONEIIY.
rilHE subscriber respectfully lakes this m
I thud to inform the ciltztns of I.ewiaburi;
and vicinity in general, and the Ladies in par
ticular that he has oponed a Rakerf and
t unlt llonery, on Ihird street, in Mr.
! c"-avcr's Building, where he will be ready u
supplv all who mny favor himwr.ha eatt
wuh the best ot evervihlne: in his line i f b
sineae. BREAD, CAKE3 and COXTEC
TIONERY on band at all times. Being a
practical Baker and Confectioner fur upwards
of twenty-five years, ho feels confidential a'l
who favor him with a call cr give him a trip I
shall not be disappointed. Weddings and.
Parties supplied at the shortest notice, on tha
loos! reasonable terms. Ail sorts of Orrra
mental Work done to order.
BREAD delivered at Houses at all times
when desired. CHARLES UEINEK.
Lewisburg, Oct. 7, li57.
PRODUCE WANTED.
Notwithstanding the 'hard timet" Printers
must conunue lo try to live. We are aware
that many of our palrons. in contequt nca of
the short crop of the great Wheat staple, may
feel as if they had nokthe Cash lo spare for
the Chronicle. We are desirous of accuortno
dating all as far a possible, and will receive
all suitable PRODUCE for la.-nilv use at
I Cash rates. Please brio? as early tn tbe sea
son as couteuiem. We want more cr lea f
WouJ, LatJ, Tailor, Poultry, Frctf Meat,
dc. ic.
on old or new accounts but no Cash to pay
fur them with, 3s we have Cher uses for iu
CLOTHING!!!
T GOLDSMITH & BRO'S take pleas-
I ure in annunncins to the citizen oi Lew
isburg aud the putdic iu general that il.ev have)
received the largest stork rf B'ack, Blut.
Brown and Mind CI.OTH. FROCK. DRESS
and fAi'li COATS, Cassiinere Coata ef all
kinds. Cassiinere, Cloth and Cassinetl Pants,
Velvet, Silk, Saiin. CInth. Cassimere and Sat
iuett Vests, Hats. Cups, Shirls, Indtr Ctothu
of every description, which they offer ta Sail
ChuijKT than ihe Cfiuyicsl, jir CuaA.
We would call particular at'ention to out
stock of U01 C LOTIU.G.
Clolhing made lo order, with nea'nes SLi
despatch. J. GOLDSMITH & BKO S.
.let. 1, ls,7. Market street, swat ta Wall.'
TOS. I. YODER,Practinl Watchma-
J Lerand dealer in Clocks. Watch as. Jawal
rv. Silver Ware, Pianos, Meludeoaa and Sheet
Music.
All kinds of Clucks and Watchea repaired
and warranted fur one year.
Spt'Cta !' lo suit any ryes fur sale, and
new classes inserted in old frames.
Lewislurg, June 4, lba7.
NEW GOODS'
THE Tlace lo buy Goods, cheap !
J ritfsiia:u ii.- wwa-M 'ww
"
Beg leave to announce lo the oublic thai ih.e
"ave rprnca a large ami complete stuck of
II lin UTItlTrn Pnnrit
'AL AilU II 111 I tK bUUUOi
embracing every variety of Ladies' and Gen'
Sumuirr wear such as Cloths, Casslrceres.
''"n CkkU, Vesting,, Gin;hauis, Calicoes.
Sill,s Bl"ra-"s. Dcrare Delaiues, Shal!ja.
llT.nWMMr"' " '""ortmeul of EM-
. an Kinus,
Hinaets, UnU, axd Cops,
also a larsa assortment rf CARPETS,
SALT, 11SI1, i.;sTSOB band.
Farmers and Housekeepers
ar. vesietf.'llT ierit. d to ei.mln- eir asaortmeat 't
'i!?u',:f '"".'' Mn.ktKr. iiakdhaih. vi ttx.
: ,, . " "' 'r y w a. u .-
Ibiuc. i.f the Lwt 4ual:lv, vou aaaj desita. at IW sne-fc
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aafely be ofitraU at atiy elL.r
store .a tie. v.: Uranrh.
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see or 8I- X, a-l e are sure w ran ml veur aeoea
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THE LEE-HIVE!
M'HE "oH Mammoth" ahead! Not-
-L wnh-.1an.liu3 the bard tiino anJ Bank
J. &.J. WALLS
hare received and are now opening an nnes
ttally large and well selected stock cf
FALL AND WINTER G00H?.
consisnns partly rf Cloths of f verr prad,
plain, black and fanrr Cassimerax, oauufu
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; n inter wnr.
lsiiliA9 Ire-tff Goods,
nflrh Sins, Twm. Pviint, lrrs!v Printm. VtiH
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bitwrtiod aad brown Uu.tlioa, Irieb Linsa itf. u.4
STRAW GOODS
ofeverv varielj and slyla .ales a One salertt-n or
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