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PHEsERvING sugars, P,okeIIn,

DIR WING Sugars, P,ckeIImg
Vinegar, &c.
100 packages Loaf, Crushed, Powdered, Pulver-
lied, Ground, GRADUATED. Havana, and Clari-
fed Sugars.
% hogSheads prime and low priced Porto Rico
1000 gallons pure cider vinegar. made IN Virginia,
warranted to preserve pickles.
lVo gallons imported White Wine Einrgar, for
picking.
!Oo pounds white and brown Mustard Seed. Long
Pepper, White Jamaica Ginger, Mace Cloves,
&c.
For sale by E. E. WHITE s CO.
Louisiana avenue, between 9th and til
streets, opposite Bank OF " asliii,ston.
ana 99-pOit
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Inteliig
NEW FALL GOODS.

NEW FALL GOODS.
~ NOW rs THE THE.
10 pieces Prusian Cloth, all shades; Is pieces plain
all wool; Mousselains; Silk PopIns; Black Alma
cas-; Black Bombazines; Black Silks all widths :;
BLACK Nett MttS: Black aud Colored Kid Gloves
Shawls; CaicocS; Ginghams; Irish Linens; also,
a well assorted stock of Blcached and Brown DO
mestics. WIN. r. RILEY.
aug 29-lm cor Sth ST., opp'e Centre Market.
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David Hammer, Marengo, ILL.,. and Jonathan
kimbell, of Elgin, on the Railroad between
Chicago and Galena.
J. W. Connect, of Chicago, and John Dick
son, of Rock Island, on the route between Chi
cago and Rock Island
Samuel Grams, of Springville. ILL.,, and
Henry A. Bloss, of Chicago, on the railroad
between Peru and Bloomington, III.
All the above being at an annual compensa.
ton of $500
John j. Clelland vice John r. CUNNINGHAM.
on the railroad between Cleveland and Wells
vile, Ohio, SALARY $500 per annum) There
were strong Democratic efforts VIC presume.
to secure the retention of Mr.. Cunningham
BANKS OF THE DISTRICT having Offices of
redemption here, and conducted by response
BILE stockholders:-C of Georgetown,
II per cent. discount; Bank of Commerce and
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, (Georgetoxno
par; Bank Of Metropolis, par; Bank of Wash.
ington, par; Exchange Bank, Selden, Witbers
Il Co., discount; Patriotic Bank, par. North
and South Carolina money bought at l. p.r
cent Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania and
New York at per cent.
DEATH OF LAND OFFICE REG1srER.-Nich.
olas Slattworth, Register in the Land Office
at Sparta: Alabama, died, as announced to tho
Interior Department, On the 18th inst.
GOVERNOR DINsMoRE of New Hamnsb;r.
is in Washington.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-29
For tine Lewisburg Chronicle.
County Commissioner.

The people of this county are resolved to
take more pains in elec;irg for this office.
JACOB GUNDY, Of East Buffalo, has been
repeatedly recommended for Commissioner at
this time, and he was requested to state, last
Saturday, whether he was a candidate. His
reply was that he had not sought nor expected
the office, and that the state Of affairs at home
would no. permit him TO take the field as a
candidate At the same time, if the voters
saw fit to elect him withou: his personal soli-
citation of their sufTrages, he should feel proud
of the honor, and would serve them to the best
Of his ability.
Mr.. Gundy lost about Si,6GO by the recent
tornado, and has no: yet had time 10 restore
his fences, ETC., 10 order, so that it would not
be proper for him, even if he desired it, 10 ask
for support,-These are the facts in the case.
Many persons from different townships have
urged iha, he be presented ss a candidate--
and with this explanation, please announce
tha. Jacob Gandy will be voied for as County
Commissioner on the Wing Nomination day.
No one who know, CapiGUndy can doubt
his integrity, CT hi, entire fines, for that res.
ponsibc post. Those who wish him elected,
| must take proper measures to secure his NOM
ina,ior first. i CITIZEN.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-29

Say The Report Oh CUR iigst page vii
be read with especial attention BY large
portion cf Gu. Union and Centre county
subscribers, SID will rot bo without its
use to ell who ars Interested in the great
question OF the bost aaG mos. direct route
from the Metropolis of the New World to
ste Central City of its Great Valley, (St.
Louis. } Tie Report states that ours would
he the shorica route from Cincinnati to
New York, and the Diagram shows that il
is almost an air Inc through from New
York to Wheeling; and thence to Colum-
bus, Cincinnati and ST. Louis, is as direct.
For the diagram, We are indebted TO
Mr.. HATFIELD, Jeweler in Lewisburg,
and as it is his frst attempt at map-m max
ing, executed IN a hurry, and on Indifferent
material, it is quite creditable to his skin.
Messrs. EMNET and SusAyER ROW keep
their Office in PottsgrOye, (whcre the Cat
tawissa road will probably fork to reach
Lewisburg and Milton, and will be happy
TO furnish any information relative to tie
L., c., & s. T.. Road il their power to
give.
I'VE have printed extra copies Of the
Chronicle containing this Report, for sale
ct 5 cts. each.)
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ALI HiIL TIE 7RICUPH! THAT
EFICKART'S CATTLE POWDER
HATH ACHIEVED.
Thousands are .es,ifying to its Efficacy

Thousands are :estifying TO its Efficacy!
The mercitui Nrn is kind to his B,ast."
FTER years of study and experiment by
IL the Inventor, TO compound from pure
vegetable materials a Powder that sHoULn and
MUST take the place of the thousand and one
no-rums gotten up and paimed upon the public 'cct
tain E-nie,lies for The cure Of all diseases which the
Rrute creation heir TO-, he has produced the
heading this advertisement None le genuine unless
bearn; siNIE signature The ,l.mani has been
OF Pennsylvania; but We have eonsnmmatel such
arePrcpared to supply the
orders now hand, well rs those may hereafter
receive from other States Of the Union.
knowing this Powder to possess all the curative prop
critics here Mt forth, dern fusoric r:ie of words
unnecessary feeling assured that its will
for 1t ready sale BEING, composed Of pure vegetable
ingredients, be safely and iudciousy given that
noble animal the HORSE all seasons aud in oalers
~ "t tatse IanpcTig If the stem, creating
on the other hand it the Il ~, 2ar R% s
Blood, regulates the Urinary organs. thereby improving
and protecting the whole physical condition of the animal
when in apparently healthy state, and c.fton
aud -, ,,aliiJi. cure WHEN ne has contracted the
pisrlNrEE CHAMBERS iotNpEH Sr.GGrEs
sIAnnkn,NG iiEA'rs horns cnouc
To the Asricultnr. and Daryman il Is invaluable
remedy for their NEAT CATTLE Iaboring under iIoor
which they liable from suppression Of the natural
Secr-tions
MILUH cows are much benefited by occasionally
mixing with their Slop Feed. 1t has tendency To
strengthen the animal all Instructions from the
milk tubes promote ali the s-rrons, and consequently
adding much the strcn: of the ANIMAL quantity and
quaIity of her Milk, Cream and Butter.
Hogs, during the warm seasons constantly over
heating themselves wrh results in their getting Coughs,
Ulcers "f the Lungs ami other parts, wie', naturally
has Tendency 10 rc,ari their growth IN all such
n table spoonful, mixed in bucket of sw, and given
every other DAY. will speedily all difficulties, and
tn. animal will increase in Health and Fat.
Who Of the tens OF thousands o; this country having
either the other cf the which this Powder
benefits. will be n:-arily and unmcrciful to the
beast, and to himself, not To give il trial
We confidently predict that wherever II introduced
it will ie a. permanent in that Stable and dcn.d ~
essentials, tn. comb and Brush themselves are.
IGENT-DsNiEL D. GULDIN,
3m4?61 (Spotts' Store.) Kelly Tp, Union Co. Ia.
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Female Medical Education.

Pam .Nelical Collegc Of PhIddsIohia.
VINHE Fall Course of Lectures TO Females.
commences Sept. 5. and continues l6
weeks.
Ladies engaged in the study of medicine. or
others, wishing to be informed in regard ,o
this MSliution. will have the 4hnn0rncemem
sent them by addressing the Dean. Fees for "a
single Course of Lectures, $50. For Sciohr-
shio Cerfifcnteenttling the holder to attend two
full! courses, only $50. -Four courses, $40. Six
courses, 500, etc.
ABRM. LIVEZEY, NJ. D., DEAN,
no. 329, n. 18th ST. f'hiiadelphia.
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DIED,

In New Berlin, 9Th inst, in his Goth year,
SAMUEL, son of VIM. Roshong, Esq.
On the 10th inst, aged 81 years, PETER
BAuA, Of Penn Tr, Center Co.
ALFRED ScHnEIDEn, in his l2;h year, son OF
Jacob Schroeder, of Aaronsbrrg. fell from his
horse, in Sugar Valley, on Sunday week, and
died the day following.
In Muncy Creek ~, 23d inst. aged about
II years, AnxL EpwAKnS, 81 years ago res
ident Of Union county, but since hi. marriage
tilling the farm upon which he died.
Near NitdIcburg, aged II years, ELIz.RErH
c. daughter of the late Thomas {. Wilson.
The reported death Of Mrs.ANS sHHINEn' In
last weeks Chronicle, was an error caused by
the informant. The person deceased was the
mother Of Mrs. S.-Mrs. SARAH AcoR, aged so
years.
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FITS. FITS! FITS.
TUE VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPtlEP1IC PILLS.

For the cure Of FHs, Spasms, Cramps. and all
Nerrous and Constitutional Disea,es.
JpEKSUNS who are laburing under This
distressing maady will find the VEGET-
ABLE EPII.EPTIC PILLS TO he the only
remedy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy,
or Falling Fits.
These Pills possess specific action the nervous
systcn and although they prepared especially for the
purpose Of curing Fits. they will b. found "f especial ben
eft for all persons afflicted with weak whose
nervous system has been prostratel shattered from
any whatever. In chronic complaints. diseases
of long standing. surerinducel by nervousness, they
exceedingly beneficial.
Price :; per box two boxes for -. Persons ont of
the City. enclosing rcittincc will have til. Pills
them through the mail. of postage. For sale iy
SETH : IIANCE, No. los BiLrIsoRE STEsET. Eltmorr,
Nd. to whom orrr- from all parts of the nvn be
addressed, postl aid. ily4.t-ncw
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University at Lewisburg.

tlMMcntimtrI EJttE-iS53.
SUNDAY. Aug. .lt-2,. o'clock, PM Annual Sermon
ef ;hc society Of In ui:y, by Rev. WH. TsGuE, D. D.,
o.: Scsark NJ.
MONDAY, I5.-2 o'clock NJ Meeting Of the Board Of
cnrators y l. I'M, the Society of Alumni-Iey A. j.
Hay. of DuncnSviis, Orator Eev. }. ~ L,ors of Niles
toTy n, Poet.
TUESDAY, 1G.-S, AN, Annual Meeting Of tho Board
Of Trustees =. Pm, Annual Meeting Of the Penn. Esp.
Education Society 81 PM Addresses before the
Pm, Anniversary Of the Theta Alpha and Eu, plan
scci-.Gfo W. REfp, Esq Of PliiInd Crater; Jos. L.
CHrsTEE, ESD Of FLila,.. Poet
WEDNESDAY, l7.-s O'Clock, A.. II. COMMENCEMENT.
GEO. W. ANDERSON, Sec'y of Faculty.
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FOR SALE,
A large Brick Foundry,

DCll.T six years ago, situate in the Borough
Al Of Lewisburg, Union Go, Pa, in very
favorable location, so by SO feet and two sto-
r;e: high, with one Eigh: Horse Engine.
Securing Mill, Charcoal Mi. and Machine
shop attached, all in good condition. and
never failing Well of Water in .he Foundry.
Also large WARE-RO0M, 40 by 30 feet.
t"o stories high, with an OFFICE I6 by 20
Ice; attached thereto. l.. L. CHRIST.
LewiSburg, July 2S. 1853
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.<<iIII~->l,ilb<~
ElAHHl3O,

in Chiilisquaque, 10th ult, by THIS Pardoe,
Esq, J.YES SHE,nER and Ms. ELIZABETH
SNYDER, all of that township.
On the 2lst inst, By Re-. J. Ninecof,
EHANUEL STEINER and Miss CAROLINE JoHs-
son, both of Northumberland county.
On the 30th ult, By Rev. Mr. Eackman,
DESNIs LOGS of Mi.lheiln and Miss MARIA
kREMER of Aaronsburg
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TO g.CfElBERNEN.

UTANTED--3O to $4,000 # Maple 81 by
w 20 10 $4,000 do 4by4
10 to $4,000 Il 8 3in.Ash plank
20 10 3e.0G0 4 /! do
to be delivered tn, coming FaIl and Spring on
the bank Of the River a. Harrisburg. Lumber
CT good qualify and strait grained ;s wanted.
Proposals will be received till sept fer
furnishing the atcye. ard persons sending pro-
posais will state the quantity and quality Of the
different Kinds they can furnish, and when.
Terms Of raynsrt~tash on delivery md
inspection. A,id:e-, lpost-paid)
4sG ". q. llICkOk. Harrisburg. tt.
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Vocal and Instrumental Music,

EINII.LE MALCOM, Professor of
vi Piano Forte in the I.ewi,burg Female
Seminary. having a few leisure hours, res
pectfuly tenders his professional services 10
the citizens of Lewisburg and vicinity.
The subscriber has studied under the most
distinguished professors, both in Europe and
America, devoting particular attention 10 the
ar, Of teaching Music.
Terms moderate. Residence on Marse. ST:
below Fourth
I5wIsburg, July %, 1855 3m2
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ip5l0Fl uTaArp9Y.

r. Siee. a professor and teacher of this
art is staying at Mr.. klne'S, the Washington
House, and is now forming classes for lnstruc
ton in this unique system of short hand which
is the quickest and most easy means known
fer reporting public speakers. Mr.. Slices
Terms are very moderate for the course Of
instruction (at the residence of pupils if pre-
ferrcd) S.; parties Of three, 81; parties of six,
$3.50, and to larger classes at a less Saie.
Lewisburg, ImY II, 1858.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-29

Hon. Philip Allen, Governor CT Rhode
Island, has resigned, having been elected
Senator in the Congress Of tie United
States. The duties of Governor row de-
volve upon His Honor the Lieutenant Go
vernon, Francis NJ. Dimond, Of Bristol.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-29
ZeWISbtIrg Warhet.
Corrected MiS DaY.

az DTStST"- SUCH y 1RUr MEANING Of the word
"PEPSIN" Of the two Green woIds from which it is
derived. This The significant and appropriate title of
the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID q GASTRIC JUICE.
prepared by Dr. j. 5. fOuGIir0N, cf Philadelphia. from
the fourth stomach Of the OK for the of Indigestion
and Dyspepsia. I. Is Natures remedy for
UNHEALTHY stomach No art Of equal its curative
powers. 1t renders GOOD EATING perfectly consiseus
with HEALTH. (Sec the figure of the OK, in another
part Of this l,sI-r) lyl5l
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-29
POISONING.

Thousands of parents who Verrifu-c composed Of
Castor oil. Calorei not that while they
appear ,ne. the patient they actually laying the
foundations tnr series Of diseases, such saliraton,
loss of sight, weakness of limbs, axe.
In another column will he found the Advertisement q!
Holensafks Medicines to which ask the attention of
all directly interested in their as well as their il
.rrn's health IN Liver nplaints and all disorders
ari-i. from those ef bilious type should make Use OF
,hr ony genuine ,icticine Iobcusacs's Liver Pills
rH BE M. dscsjrei," but AK for HobenSaeAs Worm
Syrup Liver Pills and cbscry. that ear has the sig
Of the Proprietor, J. y. HoDENSACE, Us none
o.. genuine. lNi:.9
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Information Wanted

June 10TH.
No. 4 in Quar- and half Bbbis
M do No.2 JUS, reed.
do No. 3, new.
No. I SHAD, jus, reed.
HERRING, wholesale and retail.
POTATOES for sale.
100 lbs. TOW YARN. a superior article.
Cotton and Linen CARPET CHAIN of all
sale by J.HAYES & co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-29

nEz-A beautiful white Heron, measur
ing four feet eight inches from tip to tip,
standing feet inches hig and weighing
enc pound and half, was shot on Buffalo
Creek one day this week, by Ii. r. Specs,
and has been offered as an addition to the
unique little collection Of stuffed birds and
animals to be seen q. the store Of Mr.
Houghton. This is a very rare bird in
deed in this country. -Four, it is stated,
we're recently seen passing up the river,
near the mouth of Buffalo creek.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-29
II inlieId WOOlen Factory,
Near E,avsIeson. Union County.

'INHiS establishment Is now in the best order.
4 The machinery being nearly all new.
and none but the best of worknen employed,
the subscriber feels safe in saving that his
work shall not be surpassed by any establish
ncut in this or the adjoining counties.
His wagons Will be around as usual, and
those w-I~hiI.., to patrooize his establishment,
viii please avail! themselves OF that opportu-
uilv.
= have also on hand. and intend keen.
lDg choice assortment Of Goods. such as
ClafhS. S1tinsffs. CGSiiHerts. 7i-efds, BLankefs,
la7tS, trc.. which | Will sell low for cash, or
exchange for Wool and Country Produce gen.
erallv. MARX HAIFPENNY.
Hartleton. Ap..l -, lS53-;f
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-29

We see rc ons nominated for County
Auditor or the Wing Ticket, and therefore
stake the liberty Of naming JOHN y. DEF.
ENDEEFER, of New Columbia, for that
station. Mr. Il. is Il stirring Wing anu thor
cush h1s!ness man, ard would do his part In
ssef'ns .N:nss straight. ONE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-29

Bas- The fire in Wi!liamsport is thought
to have originated with children playing
with matches in TIE third story. What
business have children with matches?-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-29
Protestant Americas Book for the Times.
Dr.. Dowling's History Of Romanism.

Dr.. Dowling's History Of Romanism.
lust published-a SIw AM EsLanokp Ed.
81 rIoS of Dn. DOWLING'S HISTORY OF
KOMANISM.-Thisp popular and valuable wora;
(Which Is Protestant but otherwise eunsectarian)
has been pronounced by all Protestant dcnom-
OF which il treats.
In consequence of the late FIRE in the Pub
lisher's establishment, he has been unable for
the last few months 10 suppythe frequent orders
for this work. He has now the pleasure 10
announce that DR.. Bowling has prepared an
extensive and valuable Supplement of about
l5O pages, including all the recen, events ct
inieres, IN relation to Pope Plus lX., the srrug-
gle for liberty in Rome, the Madiai, Gavazzi,
etc. ETC.; and that the enlarged work (making
a noble volume of SIS pages) is now ready,
and will be supplied 10 agents, booksellers and
the public rithout any adraace Of price upon
the old editions.
Hundreds of testimonials from distinguished
others, have been received, testfying 10 the
fidelity and value of this History. y single one
of these, from the pen of that eminent Protest
ant scholar, the Rev. Geo. e. Cheever, DID, is
given as specimen of the whole:
This excellent ana beautiful work, says D. CcrTe-,
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AMI do not doubt that it is dcsti to have extra
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well highly ornamental The work t>e is character
lied by great research and ensivc and >crpturl
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CrAgents for the above work. 10 whom val
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every State of the Union. Apply 10
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May, 1853. ia Fulton st. New York.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-29

Ey' About q year ago, we had occasion
to remark, that stopping the Chronicle
would net stop the RAILROAD" We
would add, just now, "sloppiag the Chro-
ic!e wont stop the DIvIsIaN" that's all,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-29

Nj. p. HURsH, Of Lewisbarg, having
been named in the New Berlin Star for
Pfothonatory, has promptly declined the
honor ofenteling upon the CANVASS at this
late lay.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-29

So The Democratic State Convention
ro-assembled in Harrisburg yesterday, to
nominate candidate for the Supreme
Court, in place of John b. Gibson, dec d.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-29
Female Medical College of PENNSYLVANIA
FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION.


The next Course of Lectures in this Ins;itu-
ton will commence on Saturday, Oct. 1sf :,
1853, and continue fire months (2i weeks,
closing on The 25lh OF February, 1851.
FACULTY.
rAVID J JOHNSON, NJ D., Professor CT Chemistry and
Toxicolugy
ELLWooD HARVEY, NJ D., Professor Of the Principles
and Practice Of Medicine.
HILTEEN DARLINGTON, NJ. u, Professor of Surgery.
ANN PRESTON, Vi. H.. Professor Uf Physiology.
ELwIN FUSSELL, NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy.
MARK e. KERR, Nj D., Professor of Materia Medica and
General Therapeutics.
MARTHA II. MOWHI, NJ H.. Professor Of Obstetrics and
diseases Of Women and Children.
ALMIIA L. FOWLER, NJ. d, Dcmonstrator Of Anatomy
aud Chemistry,
Persons wishing further information as TO
terms regulations. etc. or desirous of receiving
copies Of the Announcement, will please apply
personally or By letter TO the Dean Of the Fac
ul,y, DAVID J. JOHNSON, NJ. d.,
4sl 229 Arch ST. Philadelphia.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-29

ss- The Pennsylvania Wing Stale Con-
ventien is to re-asscmhle il Huntington,
on the 9th of August.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-29

HEAVY BASK ROBBERT.-Newark, July
Mechanics and Trader Bank IN
Jersey City, was euteIoi last night, and
robbed cf $4,000. Ti.o thieves stcle the
keys Of TIE Cashier and robbed the vault.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-29
New Advertisements.

splendid chance for business in the .oun.
dry hne-a Teacher Of Music, Vocal and
tnstrumental-Cand for coaaty 0tfic.
Ga fresh supply of Goods by Beaver,
kremsr g. Moore-Dr Thornton & Co. have
re-opened their Drug Store.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-07-29
nor Carpenters.-Double and single

TNOR Carpenters.--Doubl and single
beech Planes, Long Jointers, Raising.
plow and Groove Panne! Ploughs, with and
without handles FIllis,ers. selfregulating
Sash Flat O'Gee and Bead O'Gee and Fillets :
Rabbit and Beads, all sizes !; Braces with and
withou, bits; Long Shanked Firme and Socket
Chisels. together with an endless variety OF
tools to fiji out the ." KIT complete, all for sale
=, lower rates than ever offered in this country.
Mav.7. BEAVER, KREMER & MOORE.
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BE- A Railroad has been surveyed from
Scranton to Bloomsburg, 55 to 90 miles,
which it is estimated will cost oTcr ST.
oo0,oh to Pat in operation rs first class
road. An extension from Bioomsburg to
the sus1uehanna Road, at some point on
the West Branch OF the Junction, would
make continuous road lip the Susque-
hanna, North Branch, and the Laokawana
to the New York & Erie Road a. Great
Bend.