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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-07
GROCERIES.

GRG(Ef1ES
TUST received fresh Groceries at wholesale and retail;
eJ 100 boxes Cheese; 100 do. Rasins
$50 do Herrngs so Bbls Eouble Reeti6ed Whiskeyj
10 Bbls. Gin; 10 do. Apple Brandy
100 do. Flour 100 Kegs Nails;
p Bbs Crushed Sugar 25 Iags Coffee;
5 IIhds. Sugar, Clarified; 100000 Segars;
10 doz Mats, assorted 20 doz. Brooms;
20 '' Nest Measures; do. Tubs TO do FlSur Pailsj
80 Boxes Candles 25 do. Ale
100 Gross Matches 500 dOz. Jars Pickles. assorted
And great variety of articles. and full stocks fer sale at
the lowest market prices by HOWARD s PEDEN.
Buggy, Coach, Harness and Gum-Smith Business
IE subscribers respectfully inform the citizens of Dupn
and the adjoining counties, that they have located at
kenansvlle in Dupn county and prepared to execute
all work in their line, such making and repairing of Bug
giles, Coaches Sukfes, and other vehicles making
pairing of Harness; also, repairing of Guns and other
fire the most reasonable terms for cash. short
credit to punctua customers They hope from their known
ability and strict attention to business to receive liberal
share of public patronage. ALBERTSON & CARR.
Kenansville, Dupn county, n c., Jan. a. 1S51-[204t*
TUST Received and For Sale.
j 10 frkins best Dairy Butter; bbs Cider;
5 bbls. Irish Potatoes; 20 boxes Cheese
250 lbs. Goldfish; 5 bbls. Onions;
5 bbls. Apples Vinegar;
hhds best Sugar; Whiskey;
5 bbls. Rum. CRAFT GRANT,
Dec. POI Market-street.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-07

TO RENT,
1R ON the first of October next, that two story Dwell
Il ling House, Frontstreet, next door to the
of Churchstreet, at present occupied by Mr. VIM Wilson.
Price 5000. Apply to Ii. b. ElLERS.
September 81 1850 3-tf
L7oR Rent-The dwelling and lot situated on Chestnut
i street, present occupied by Mr. S. p. Cause, is for
rent from the first of October next Apply to ,
Sent 2Gth 1850. 2-tfl n. n. NIXON.
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5oHN DAWSON Esq-Wilmngton, N. G. -
Messrs. DoLLNER & POTTER, New York,
Messrs. COPELAND & KDDER, Boston. 1--we
DIR. b. KENNEDY, DENTAL SURGEON,
E(SrGdBdte of the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
ESPECTFULLY tenders his professional services to the
citizens of Wilmington and public generally. He is
perform the latest and princi
pies all operations in his profession ncorrupble Artificial
Whole upper set inserted the principle hav
ing made improvement in this mode of inserting Teeth
he confidently recommends answering the of
nastcation, Sc They be taken out and back
by the be with comfort and cannot be
detected the natural Teeth All operations warranted
satisfaction and not to be surpassed by operator
in the United States Irregularities in ehldren Teeth
rected.
RBr Office formerly occupied by DR.. WARE. 4l-l2m
IIoTCHKISS' VERTICAL WATER WHEELS.
r E. TOONIER is Agent for the above Wheels in this
eJ place. He will take pleasure in showing the Castings
to any person who may desire to see them
There will be found at his office supply of Wheels Cranks,
and Gudgeons, at all times for sale sngty or in pairs
Wilmington, n. c., April 70, looO a5-l2m
wM w. NARAMORE, DAGUERROTYPIsT,
MOULD call attention of the citizens of Wilmington
w and its vicinity to the DAGU ROOM in the
Exchange building formerly occupied the Reading
Room,) corner of Market and Front streets
Pictures made every style and size from loeket PIC
ture to full size portrait.
Pictures taken of children (of age in from to 10 Sc
cOnds. between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and ) T. M
All invited call and examine my specimens OF the
art, and judge of their merit 80.
n BAs time in this place is limited those VINO wish
to improve this opportunity of obtaining one OF my su
perb kenesses invited call convenient
R2- Instructions given in the art.
Wilmington, n. c., Dec 18th, 1850. l4-tf
SoAP, Starch, sc. 50 boxes assorted Soaps;
~ 20 boxes super Starch; so boxes assorted Candles;
Smoked Tongues and Beef;
@' Co0per's' super Fulton Market Picked Beef
PERRIN & HARTSFIELD.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
THE firm of WARD, MONTFORT s CO, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The unsettled business
will be adjusted by the Junior partner Mr. VIM P PELLE
TIER. v: J. W a NJ, -,,, ,,,,
EDWD w. MONTFORT,
WIN. p PELLETIER.
jacksonville, Onslow N. c., Sept IA, 1850 2-tf
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A SMALL TWO-STORY HOUSE, the corner IN
"A of Third and Mulberry Streets, lately occupied by
the subscriber The House contains four and has
large comfortable Kitchen attached The location is
healthy and the neighborhood pleasant Possession given
Immediately. Apply to E. V. KELLY to the subscriber
A. B. McCALEBB.
Wilmington, January 81, 1851 2l-4t
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acknowledgements to continued the inside.
charged 81 cents per square for each Insertion after the
ANY advertisement upon which the number of insertions Is
not Marked win continued until ordered OUT charged
25 cents per square for each insertion. seseat
A liberal discount will made advertisements exceed.
ing one square, when published IL MONTHS Ar:
49,
ssNo advertisement rejecting upon private character
under ANY cRcu Noes, be admitted,' -
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MILES COSTIN,
COMMISSION Merchant,

REFERENCES:
P. X. DICKINSON, Esq, E. P. HAIL. Esq, .iILBERT
TER, Esq, o. G: PARsI LEY, Esq, DR.: THos. II. WRLa
OwRN FENNELL Esq, A. L. Price, Esq, E, KIDDER, E.
>5oHN DAWSON, Esq.-Wilmngton, N. G. -
Messrs. DoLLNER s POTTER, New York,
Messrs COPELAND s. KIDDER, Boston. 14v
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-07

n X. MeIsAE, Attorney at Law, Wilmington, No. Ca.
-. will attend the Courts of New Hanover, Dupn and
Wayne and the Superior Courts of Sampson and Cumber
land Office the of Front and Streets d
rectly under the Office of the Wilmington Journal.
Jan. 81, 1851. 21-6t
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EDWARD CANTWELL,
A TTORNEY at Law, Wilmington. n. c., has removed
n his Office Market-street opposite the Carolina Hotel
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-07

ROUND sHAVESI ROUND SLAVES!
WOOD continues to manufacture his unsurpassed pat
Il. Round Shaves, and keeps constantly on hand =
full supply at his shop Waterstreet, Nuts wharf, and
at the Hardware Store of J. NJ ROBINSON No 3, 'FRONT.'
street.
Axes repaired in the best at the shortest notice
l.. WOOD.
Wilmington n. c., Jany 3. 1871 17-6m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-07

TATS, Caps, Umbrellas, Walking Canes. TheC7
subscriber has hand full assortment off,
Hats Caps Umbrellas, and Walking Canes, all Of which
will be sold low for cash, at wholesale retail.
G. MYERS. Halter
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w. II. j. VANN,
INSPECTOR Of Naval Stores and Provisions,
i [2S-tf1 Wilmington, N. C.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-07

NEW TOBACCO, CIGAR, AND SNUFF STORE.
TINE Subscribers have taken the Store adjoining Mcssrs
Policy s. Harris under Mozart Hall, where they in
tend keeping constantly hand every variety of Tobacco
Cigars, and Snuff, at Wholesale lots suit purchase
ers, at such prices will not fail to please.
Being connected with established House in Baltimorc
they prepared to fill orders the shortest notice. To the
country trade they offer the strongest inducements.
N8-Call and test articles and prices.
HATCH & BURBANK.
Wilmington, N. c.. Nov. ]. 1850 Som
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-07

Agent Sale OF Timber m Lumber.
FNE subscriber, at the solicitation of number his
country friends offers his services agent for the sale of
Timber, Lumber and every other description of country
produce Having had long experience in the Timber bust
ness he atters himself that he will be able
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their patronage
in that line. w. A. MELVIN.
Nov. p, 1850 lift
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JOHN
INSPECTOR of Timber and Lumber,
l. G2Stf1 Wilmington, N. C.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-07

VIM C. HOWARD. WIN. N. PEDEN
HOWARD & PEDEN,
TROCERS, Ship Chambers, and Commission NIer.
VI chants, South Water Street, Wilmington, n c., will
make liberal cash advances all congnments of produce
to them in Wilmington, to Peter Van Ness & Co.. New
York. T2lv71
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FALL FASHIONS.

ITATS, Caps, Umbrellas, and Walking Canes O.
The largest and best selected assortment Of thes
above articles before offered in this market may
be found the Hat Store of G. MYERS. All person
in want of any of the above articles would do well call
examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere goin
North they have been selected with to please hi
wholesale well as retail customers
Wilmington N. G August 23d, 1850
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JOSEPH L.. KEEN,
11ONTRACTOR and Builder, of the late firm of KEEN
- HUsToN, respectfully informs the public that he
prepared take contracts his line Of business He also
keeps constantly hand Lime Plaster Plasering HAIR
and Fire Brick of the best quality, for sale.
Wilmington. n c.. Jan. TO- 1851 1S-Iy
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ALFRED ALDERMAN,
INSPECTOR of Naval Stores and Provisions,
i [29-l2ml Wilmington N. c..
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-13

ted woman rushed up, and grasping him
by the arm, stabbed him in the upper part
of the stomach with large carving knife,
inaicting deadly wound, and immediate
ly fed. The knife penetrated to the skin
of the back to the extent of or 9 inches,
and the wound was of such a nature, as
testified by Drs. Grant and Dougherty,
who made post mortem examination, that
it was almost Immediately fatal.
Drum exclaimed 90, am murdered, y
and his wife supported him until he walk
ed to the next corner, when he fell appa-
rently dead. His frantic wife then left
him and went for her friends, who came
with men, and the body was taken up
An inquest was held this morning, by Cor
oner Bruin, and the Jury rendered the
following verdict " Edward Drum came
to his death on the night of Monday, Au-
gust 4th, 1851, by being stabbed in the
heart by some instrument, Ito the Jury
unknown in the hands Of Margaret Gar
rify
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-13
Hangings-. Terrible Scenes.

BALTIMORE, August S.-The execution
of the Cosden murderers took place al
Chestertown to-day: Each of the three
unfortunate men protested their innocence
to the last. All three swung off together
The gallows was twcnty-ase feet high, and
the fall six feet. The rope slipped from
off Murphy's neck, which caused a shudder
to run through the throng assembled to
witness the sight. The flesh on his neck
was torn open, presenting ghastly wound,
and he fell heavily to the ground, in the
most horrible manner. The excitement at
this point was intense. He recovered his
senses in about half an hour. When his
comrades, Taylor and Shelton, were taken
down, he pronounced them murdered men.
Murphy then vehemently repeated his pro-
testations of innocence, in the midst of
which he was led to the scafold, the fatal
moose adjusted around his neck, and he
was again launched off-the blood stream
ing from his neck. The necks of both
Taylor and Shelton broke at the first fall.
They died seemingly without Il struggle.
The great fall caused the rope to cut thro'
the flesh on their necks. Murphy, when
brought to the gallows the second time,
told the Sheriff to go on with the murder,
I" for remember" said he, "you are not
hanging murderers 1t was, throughout,
one of the most painful spectacles ever
witnessed.
Amos Green, the young colored man,
who was convicted on the charge of COM
mltting crime of an aggravated charac-
ter on young married German woman,
was hung in the presence of large con-
course of persons at II o'clock, to-day.
He protested to the last his innocence of
the charge, and met his death quite re-
signed. A despatch was received from
Governor Lowe, authorizing further re-
prieve, if thought advisable by the District
Attorney. He repeated his protestations
of innocence to the last He prayed to
God to forgive the woman who had sworn
his life away, with his last breath.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-13
Union County Whig Convention.

This body met at New Berlin, Monday
last-HenryW Snyder, Esq. of Selinsgrove,
President. 1t appearing that the "Woois
Cor Star faction" had about two thirds
Of the Delegates, there was general with
drawal of opposing candidates, and little
opposition to the Ticket as prepared, (which
was settled upon as follows:
Sena,or-Hon Ner Middleswarth, of Beaver
President Judge-Hon. Jos Casey, N. Berlin.
Associate Judges-Solomon Engle, of Beaver;
James Marshall, of White Deer
Register & Recorder-Christian Breyman, Of
New Berlin
Commissioner-Simon X Herrold, of Chapman.
Treasurer-Jacob Mauck. of New Berlin
Audors-Frederick Bolender, of New Berlin;
John Smith, of Hartley.
Senatorial and Representative Confetees-Co
Eli slier. James Barbin Esq, ID w Woods Esq
Judicial Conterees-Chs Merrill Es4, Michael
Peters Esq, John Swensle Esq.
A motion by James P. Ross, in favor Of
the One Term Principle in future nomina.
tions, was unanimously adopted.
The ticket is composed of one wing OF
the party exclusively, and gives much dis.
satisfaction to the other wing. The action
of the Democratic Convention, and the
Independent candidates, will be looked 70,
with unusual interest.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-13
Col. Bigler.

The Democratic Mass Meeting at Milf.
flinburg on Thursday last was attended by
about 1000 persons, and Col. Bigler made
highly favorable impression on men Of
all parties. He addressed the meeting in
a speech of about an hours length, and
evinced a degree of tact, wit, and ability
as public speaker, together with strong
argumentative powers, and a sound judg-
ment that prove him to be fully the equal,
if not the superior of his competitor on the
stump. If he makes the same favorable
impression elsewhere that he did in this
county, and We see no reason to doubt it,
his triumphant election may be set down
as foregone conclusion.
In the evening he addressed the citizens
of this place in front of Kline's Washing
ton House, and had almost as large an au-
dience as at Mifflinburg. We were not in
town at the time, but learn from all hands
that he acquitted himself handsomely, and
our citizens were very favorably impressed
with his talents and worth, and plain,
frankly spoken Democracy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-13

The Temperance Societies of Lewisburg
and Milton have agreed to unite in getting
up Mass Meeting. The Committee of Ar
rangements have been appointed, have
met, and selected for the place, beauti-
full grove on the farm of MIR. Jas. Moore,
Sr., of Union county, about one mile be-
low the Milton Bridge, an have fixed
upon Thursday the 2lst inst, at 10 O'Clock
4. NJ, for the time. The friends of Tenn
perancc are respectfully invited to attend.
Addresses may be expected from Rev. D.
NJ Barber, Mr.. James Aiken, A. Swine.
ford, Esq, and others.
The directors of the Milton Bridge have
reduced the toll on those attending to q
mere trihe.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENT.
Samuel Geddes, James 7. Linn, Esq,
Abner VI. Lawshe, Francis Wilson, Col.
Eli Slifer, Le1ciSJwy.
John Murray, Thos- Mervine, j. F.
Wolfnger, Esq, Robert Wilson, Joseph
Bound, Milton.
Aug. 18th 1851.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-13
DEATHS.

In Lancaster, 9th inst, ELIzARErn, relict OF
the late Samuel Wilson, of Kelly TIP, decd. aged
about 54 years. Mrs. w. had been in Philsd-
over two months, attending upon son who was
i'll, and was herself attacked, but recovered suf-
c;enily to return homcward as far IS Lancaster,
when she suffered a relapse which proved fatal.
Her closing hours were cheered by the consOls-
,ions Of religion, and by the presence Of three
of her adult children, a sister. and other endeared
and attentive friends. Her remains were inferred
in the Lewisburg Cemetery, yesterday ahernoon.I
In Chilisquaque TIP, sih inst. widow SAnAs
BUOr. in her 77th wear.
In Lewisburg, 10Th inst, infant Son af Ann
NJ Miller, aged about 3 weeks.
In Sunbury, I'd inst, ELIZA E. daughter Of J
Suick
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-13
UNIVERSITY AT LEWIsBuRa
Examinations and Commencement.

Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, Aug. IA,
10, determination of Senior Collegi,
ate class
Sunday, Aug. II, p O'Clock, P.M-Annual
Sermon before the Society for Moral and
Religious Inquiry, by Rev j. LANSING
BURROWS, AN, of Philad.
Monday, Tuesday, Aug Is, 19-Examina.
tion Of Collegiate and Academic classes
Tuesday, u o'clock, P. M.-Declamatiou
and Compositions by members of Sopho-
more, Freshmen, and Sen. Aead. classes
"Wednesday, Aug. 20, 10 o'clock, A. NJ
First Annual Commencement of Cniyer.
sity. l. Orations by Graduating Glass
2. Inaugural address by GEO. r. Bliss,
Professor Of Greek Lang. and Literature.
STEPHEN W. TAYLOR,
GEO. W. ANDERSON,
l. n. LOOMS,
Commiuee Of Arrangements
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-13
Democratic Delegate Meetings.

The Democratic citizens Of Union county
will meet a, their respective places Of hold.
ing elections, on SATURDAY the 23d day Of
August, at = O'Clock, P. NJ, TO elect two
delegates for each district TO meet in County
Convention, on MONDAY the 25lh OF Aug,
for the purpose of nominating candidates
for Senate, Assembly, and Judges. Each
election will be KEEP, open until O'Clock.
i"A general attendance is requested.
By order OF the Standing Committee.
Aug.4. S. HAUPT, Chairman.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-13

said to abound with trout, but dangerous
fishing ground, on account of rattlesnakes.
Its borders are studded with oak, spruce
and white pine timber in abundance. On
an eminencc about midway an attempted
improvement stands, apparently once tenn
porarily occupied; on the south, away down
in the hollow, saw mill is seen, half fin
ished, or more than half destroyed if ever
finished, for want of proper attention.
Unavoidably, strange thoughts strike the
mind of the passer-by, as he jogs along
over stumps and stones at the rate of two
or three miles an hour. Here surely was
once one of our fellow beings, making pre-
parations for home; but alas, some cpl
demic has cut his career short. Moody
and seriously you pass along, and stranger
thoughts crowd in upon you. A house
forsaken on the hill, and the remains of a
saw mill in the hollow, so far down, and
unapproachable, that no human being can
conceive with whom the protector intended
to traffic, should he ever complete his mill.
1t is unnatural to suppose that fairies made
use of lumber in the building Of castles
in the air; otherwise the question would
easily be solved. What charming loca-
ton for the kirg or queen of that tribe to
carry on their work without the least mo-
lestation, at least previous to the making
of the new road. The tottering frame and
the scattered logs lying in every direction,
may only be the dross or refuse left behind,
while the main castle has gone up to take
its place in fairydom.
My communication is much more lengthy
than had intended; l will therefore leave
you for the present at the hotel in the Mar.
rows, where you may rest assured you will
have the best accommodations within six
miles Of that place.
Your humble servant, RAMBLER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-13
Awful Murder in Newark, N. ].

A dreadful act of assassination was
committed last night, about IL o'clock,
on a man named Edward Drum, an Irish
man, employed in Messrs. Halsey & Tuck
er's leather establishment, while walking
in Plane street, near New, with his wife,
by an Irish girl, named Margaret Garrity,
a servant in the hotel of Charles W. Tuck.
or, in North Ward. 1t is said that Drum
had been for long time past on terms of
improper intimacy with the girl, to whom
he had often promised marriage, and that
the union was to have taken place last
Sunday evening, when Drum married an
other woman. Margaret, who, according
to the evidence, has declared herself en-
c'ente, stung by disappointment and shame,
has since made threats of violence, both
against herself and Drum, and last night
went out, reiterating those threats to her
fellow servant. About the time the mur-
der was committed, she returned, saying
that she had !" kilt him" expressing some
sorrow for the act, and lay down on her
bed. She got up soon after, however,
showing considerable excitement, and de-
clared her determination to 60 and drown
herself, and up to noon Of this day has not
since been heard Of.
1t is said, that she came to the house
where Drum lived, and after upbraiding
him with his false conduct to her, and the
shame he had brought upon her for life,
told him she would take his life, and her
own. As before stated, Drum was walk
ing in the neighborhood of the corner of
Plane and New Streets, when the infuria-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-13
Election Returns,

Kentucky.-Whig, by reduced ma
jority, Dem. gain of one Congressman
Cassius NJ. Clay, (Emancipationist) ha;
many votes for Governor.
Indiana.--Congress and Legislature
Democratic, as beforc-probable gain Of
whig Congressman.
Tennessee-Probable whig gain of Gov.
ernor and Legislature.
Alabama-Unionists have carried the
State against the Secessionists, by hand
some vote.
North Carolina-Whig, thus far.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-13

The Telegraph poles and the telegraph
wires have at length reached the sever
lasting state" Shall the Lightning fash
over our heads or at our bidding? That.
the question which requires an immediate
decision. If Sunbury, Northumberland
Milton, Lewisburg and Muncy had moi
subscribed for the requisite amount Of
stock to secure stations-thus making tie
greatest discovery of the age an ordinary
village necessity-there would have been
no difficulty in the way Our good citi'
zens have such enlarged views, that while
they would not hesitate to construct line
of telegraph from Williamsport to Phila-
delphia at their own expense, and for their
own exclusive benefit, they will higgle
and hang back at SO small an affair as a
telegraphic connection with Muncy.-
A Bloomer made her appearance on our
streets on Thursday evening last, and
caused, as might have been expected, no
slight sensation. She was escorted by a
large number of little boys, who carried
their politeness to such an extent as to
intimate desire TO carry her on rail.
The new costume is admirably adapted for
an exercise of this kind WiHiamsport
DemorrUk
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-13
Siegler's Panorama

Ola Voyage from New York to San Fran
cisco, around Cape Horn, was exhibited
at the Town Hall in this place, on Thurs.
day, Friday and Saturday evenings Of last
week. In our opinion, there is no ex'
hibition that is so entertaining and In
structiye as a well executed Panorama
This Panorama presents a series of mag
nifcent views of the Cities and Islands
along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts oi
North and South America Diorama oi
the Gold Diggings," and also Panoram'
Of the Crystal Palace.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-13

rD~We notice the arrival in town of
Hon. Simon Cameron, Rev. Pres Malcom,
Rev. DIR. Ide, and Rev. Mr. Burrows, of
the University Boards. A large attend,
ance upon Commencement Exercises is
promised but We can assure all who may
attend, hospitable reception from our
citizens generally.
'.'Those of our citizens who feel disposed to
entertain visiters, desired to leave their names
at the Store of Messrs. Barton & Chalfant oppo.
site Kline's Hotel.