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WAS THH GOVERNOR OF LOUISIANA THERE! /!
From the IAsmpQi ON Spa Courier (nO date) I


IRON the lesmng'on Spa Courier. (no dAte)
most scandsous act was psrpetrated here
too strongly stgmatized It has been urged and justly
90 a. cbaracterstic OF Enelishmen, that desire TO
and that saxon initials can be fonnd traced from the
summit OF the Pyramid of Cheops dow to the lowest
esltbv Gr resl mine but %tas that passion for
commit act of fragrant diehonesty wanton muta
tion such the about to relate the ham
et OF ShotterJ Is situated the house whore Shakespeare
wooeA and won Ann Hathaway In that lowly cot is
well thumbed sacred volume, known ''Ths hathaway
Bbe the fly leaf Of which inscribed the natoes
OF the family deaeendaDts of the fair dsmsel who took
captive tbe lone star OF his and after ages" This
relic Is preserved with great veneraton, as an
Invaluable family memento enhanced by It's connection
with the mighty genius who lent iustre to IL by his m
mortal DsTe. On Tuesday, the 9th inst, about six
Ing and after viewing the Eons" expressed ardent
and perseverpg deaire to become of mo-
the couzirg BEECH 1t acaed-in fact anything;
but au to no purpose After several Intellectual ATTEMPTS
be- osed~ersassd the ecerome up sairs u'n wb.t ny
companions who females went into the room
the Bible but did norice anything particular
The man then approached the fire which little
girl OF the house was sitting and her sixpeace
sitter which the party took tnsir leave About half
hour after they had quilted the cottage the
habi ing 1t had occa ion look ut this Bible and TO her
had been sacrlegiously torn out on which was written
the following entry Of bir h"July 1st 1776 William
Taylor, son Of John Hathaway T.ylorn Tne poor wo
man Immediately went to sratford, and learnt that
three persons answering to the description, had left the
Red Horse Hotel In which had hired at the
Warwick Arms Hotel War wick Shs returned dsconsolat
to her home and referring to the vsiters book
that the last signatures follows"H nsoR,
late Governor OF Louisiana, u S. A. and Miss Tnomp.
The scapdalous act is deserving of the
probation as destroying link n the pedigree Of the
humble family of which they justly proud, and is
piece of vandalism that none but Goth would commit
The man who wrote his lame above given about
fifty old his elder companion alb the age
and his younger friend about twenty twenty years
old The incentive to this act of barbarian cannot be
conceived the value Of this inscription Is strangers
comparatively tri to what IL is to tbs family who
live at shcttery but 1t has created strong feeling
here that visiers will be viewed with sone mistrust
which will only be removed by the discovery the per-
peyators Of the shameful act Steps being taken
ASCERTAIN who the parties were and it s hoped with
the assistance Of the in giving publicity this pa
ragaph that before long the persons alluded to will be
made to restore the i'll gotten relic
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The SUITS AGAINST THE CITY or BosToN.-In the
two suits tried at Newport, vs. the the City OF Bos-
ton, which resulted in verdicts of some $14 900 in
favor of the plaintiffs the city has taken appeal;
and the Mayor, at special meeting Of the Board OF
Aldermen, executed bond TO prosecute said appeal
in the Supreme Court Of the United States at Wash
ingtOn,
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OFFICIAL.
SATURDAY, August O. 1861 -Presen Jonathan Troter,
ESQ.,, President, in the chair Assistant Aldermen 1a
breaden, Hunt Bouton, Stewart Barker, OKeefe, and
McConksy.
quorum net being present the President announced
that the Board stood adjourned to Monday afternoon AZ
O. 7, McCLENACHAN, Clerk.
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The Democratic Address.

lrrcm tuo hlDauy AtaS august
pear q addres: published in the Iiis Il,
csfdasr, 6ds, A. Smith, and Baayais some Of whom
learning the character Of the address its surrepous
Messrs. Bushnell Amsbry and Forsyth wcro absent,
the latter gentleman being now on tour in Europe
sned the protest. also found ssners of this dOcu
for reasons before stated sessrs Alden st. John
Snada iSSs Il n sss Ssn, smith smith,
Messrs Wedeknd Shaw and Howard, of New York, were
also absent, and did not sign the addrcssN National
This statement second time repeated by the paper in
which originates has been regarded by ths New York
IhRAID sad some other journals worthy Of attention.
1t is simply untrue Messrs Wilson, Van vfsnken Jack
500, Gardner, 0del, W. A. Smith aud Bauvelt, sitber
signed the address, authorized appendiug of their
lanes, the last named (Mr Bisuve) did IN letter
Low in the hands Of gentleman of this city heasrs
Bushnell ard ansbry 1t is true absent at the clio
OF the session but the publication of the address
delayed in order TO get the signatures Of the abeu
IN ali Its sentiments and views MessTs. Livingston and
4 r. smith gave authority 10 the committse 70 appsnd
named united in the democratic address, with
the democratic majority any ,asion during the
son. IL they tigned protest where Is itp
One brief explanation will set the whole matter in
clear light The COMMITTEES sppGated by the Legislative
draft and report address Msssrs Case
OF onondaga; Rogers OF Delaware Ma. tin of Duchess
Roe of New York. ana Paterson, Of Cortland.
AL these, We believe, (sertainly all but one were
'huliers" The Ar0as, he,riog of the address, d.-
beiote tie address itself uomted 20 the mein osrs
Seventy two members Of the Assembly kignsd the sd
dress, in spite OF the denunc ations OF the Argus The
protect proved abortion All that left 20 the
sciupuous feshes OF that sheet TO pronounce ths
addrssa "bogus" aud the signatures counterfeit la
doing they have overshot thsr mark Messrs. Case
Rogers Martin, Rose and Patterson. democrats OF
etal too hard for the Argus machinery to stamp the
wold bogus" upon They are too hono.abls to bear
the mputaon ohsvsg frauduleuty appended signatures
to state psper. 10 sssaiug them the Argus feet
caught in the grating and it has fallen We do not
that dFCQmtitted hotter looka n "
pfepce OF d Affection and finds fabricstes IL In the
lroces0ip2l OF the Albany General Committee.
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FOREIGN CoNsULs.-The President has officially
recognized the following foreign Consuls -
Bunce Of Great Bstsin for the States OF NorsA
and South Carolina. -, -.
Manuel LsivA DSroca vice consul Of Spain for tha:
rort Of Savannah, .p,.... e. a.,
Robert H. Belts, vice consul of Spain for the pct u
ST. Louis.
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GETTING Round LAw.-Thc circriation n
foreign bank bills uhder the denomination of on0
dollar having been prohibited by Jaw in the State Of
Illinois, the Chicago De,nocTrd says =" Persons
who owe us or want anything at our Office can leaya
foreign small bills With w as collateral security u
for collection
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MAatRIMONY.

1IAvRnMoNY MADE EAsY, OR HOW To WIN A
M Lover Professor LAWT0N, Boston, formerly Of
Iondpu will address, the receipt OF dol
lar Pos paid ps, directions TO enable ladies or gentlemen
vh devoted Affections Of many Of ths opposite
sex as thssr hearts may dese The is simple
but stns that all bo married irrespective ef
arapgsd with such and deicsoy that detee
ton n irupessble Address Prsfessor Layton, Boston,
Msss hs letters taken from ths ptst sdOa unless the
postage pAd
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The Neptune Hose Company Of P',iiadelpbia

Philadelphia, August 8, 1858.
JAMFs GORDON BENNETT, Esq. Dear Sir-In yeur paper
q yesterday, you state " that the Neptune Hose car
Rage vas made in Philadelphia, but owned In New
York;
beg 10 inform you that said carriage was made In
Philadelphia ard owned exclusively by members OF said
company. Very respectfully, your ob't. ssry,t
GEORGE KERR,
Secretary Neptune Hose Company.
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CASTLE GARDEN-sIxTH BENEFIT IN AID OF
AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND ASSOCIATION.
And the only one during 1853
THURS AUGUST IL.
On which occasion the following eminent arstes
sented to appear
Miss Laura Ks enc, Mr. Barney Williams,
Mrs Barney Williams, Mr.. 4. EDDY,
Miss Eliza Logan, Mr. q. Burke.
Mrs A. Parker, Mr.. Couldsck,
Mad. Ponisi, MIR Jshn BroughAm,
Mile. Pougaud, Mr.. N.ade
sonorita Soto, Mr.. c. Waloot.
Mile Lavigne, Mr.. John Wiuans,
Mrs. John sloan, Mr. Leon Javeli,
Mrs. John Seton, mr.. Fleming.
Mrs. John Brougham, Mr.. Geo. Barrett
Miss e. HiHert, Mr.. +. Chanfrau,
Mrs. p Warren, Mr.. II. z Stevens,
Mics Gertrude Dawes, Mr.. Lynn,
Mrs. Nichols, Mr. Corby,
Mile Henri, Mems. Megs,
Milo Theodore, Mons. Maugin,
Mrs. McCredy, Mons. Wieshs1,
Mrs. Weston, Messrs Cony Taylor,
Mr.. Jshn Sloan, and
Mr.. John Seton.
Sheltons American Bras. Band
Tho performers Of the Italian Opera Orchestra under
tie direction Of Max Maretzek.
To conclude with beautiful display of Fireworks by
Messrs Joseph G. Isaac Edge Jr pyrotechn of Jersey
city.
Doors open at 7; performance commences at w.
AicAe'S .Wcents
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FANCY ARTICLES.

rBhR0 PLAYING CARDs--A CHOICE AsscRT-
\ ment, very old fer sale By sAMUEL HART CO., 50
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The New River Police.

NAMES AND RESIDENCES OF THE oFFICERs-THnB
BEING sworn N-BASQUET AT hABINB
The following are the AMI residences OF the in
viduals forming the river police under the command
Of Captain Charles A. Rakislewitz.
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-laal.---ae-
MUSICAL.

MUSICAL
AoLIAN PIANOS, AT al BRoADWAY.-A LARGE
IN assortment Of pianos from ths celebrated house
bset, Dayis Co. Boston: alec, the roi known isstrn
mentH of A. w. Ladd Co., with full supply Of
seeeBd hand panos of various for sale worry
prices. Planes to lot. LINCOLN q THOMPSON.
DRY GOQDB.
S7LOTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q. HUNT & 90.
~ Eos 81 and 81 lillian strast, MadoR lane, I'm
por.es and ohbers Of goods of roeps oaly
prepared with complete stock Of cloths cAss;
vestnge, ovsreontngs twee5a, llnpgs trirmnga
20 vhch they iavts the attention OF Merchant tailor
and mssufsstutere Of clothing
TAME5 BECK & CO.. IMPORTERS AND J0BBERs
- OF French English and Gesman fancy and staple dry
goods respectfully invite the attention of merchants to
mantillas dea,hes cashnores, mernoes cloths caeoes
linens embroideres laoes hosiery gloves &C. The above
stock has selected with Europe and will
he s at the lowest prices for cash approved credit
NO. $50 broadway, up stairs.
DEqgR En9ERTs Il co. ONLY STORE s75 BROAD
way have just received large stock of Valcnesnaes
aeesi rso, hlash lack sts and ohlrens and ladies' sk
hose.
GPAuLDINc, THOMAS 4 VAIL, IMPORTERS or
~ goods fer mems weer, No Al john street. offer
eomprehonsye stsck Of brcsdcohs and plain
and tssoy tessiaerea ana vsstings trmniug, &C.
comm on TO the choicest to which they Invite
The attention Of buyers throughout tho country.
RIO TIE LADIEs.-JUsT RECEIVED, A LINE OF
yalenoennes Fopiton, and Guimpure laces with the
choicest lot French bands eaualled this
kes. H. w. ROBERTS, 100 Broadway, seeond door from
Ninth stxtet
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EURNIJURE.

vrNAnsLLxD AND eOTTAGz FUaNTTURB-sEGe
~ from f20 10 81 00. The largest assortu ent I'm Ans
United s.ss., s:ss made IL pSS,s, color and shade
Bosdwsy few doors nbovs Spring street, sidsA rs
euhaotory. No. 40 Greene street.
CUTE Or BNbMELLED COTTAGH PURNrT6RH
- item $2y 70 S5Ce-Psrchascrs will And the above Tia
best asd cheapest suites to bought suywhsrs Matts
and paassss the lowest Wholesale prcss
ed pure hair. MATHEWS STACY. 526 Broadway. sofnsr
Of Sprina street,
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NAsTLE GARDEN.-MONDAY, AUGUST s.-FOUR-
~ teenth Opera Night night but ak Of the
Positively only night of
with the following po werful cast
Orsht. oI0 HA rATTI-
Sests M av ba .ecnrei dav az Hail Snns NJ o2o arnad
and Van Norden Kings No. As Wall street Tickets
Of admission to be had evening the
the Garden
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nPERA.- DAVIDSON'S ILLUSTRATED LIBRETTO
" books OF the 0psra-Esganty priatsd in small 4to.
Price Is cents work for the admirer printed
entirely novel plan; the music OF a principal
pieces being von and placed the English and foreign
follow the music we'll the ibreto the OPERA has
complete preservation Of for after
formarce Already PubIished.-.obert le Dabe pieces:
Massaneo with i pieces Of music; Norma with II pieces
La Cenersntola pieces etelo pieces Pasquale
pieces; Linda de Chamounx 10 pieces; Lucia di Lammsr
pieces La Favorta pieces sedea 10 pieces; semramdo
pieces Lucreza orgia pieces Les
La sonnambua, 10 pieces; La del peoss
Esire d. Amore pieces Ernsni 10 pieces; II Prodi,o
10 pieces; Gustavus Ill pieces Fra Davolo. pieces
Anis, pieces; Fidelie, pieces; Romeo and Juiet
DAVID DAVIDSON, 100 Nassau street.
SCHROEDER rs Third ayeuus.
Broadway: F. rs,al III; Evsas Brittas, COZ T. J
Crowtn, 900 II. II. Moore, Merchants Exchange Brook
lyn r. X Weizc 2l3 Fultoa srect. Boston: q. p. Reed
Co., fremont street Pbiladophia: Leo Walker,
W. y. Hazard. Richmond: Nash & woodhouso, and A.
Norris Betmore: J. s. Waters Buffalo j. Sage Sopg
Danfortb, Hawley Il Co.
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E1RANCONpS HIPPODROME.-. .RESTORATIN N el
the Festivals, Games aad Amussments Of the aAsisA,
FRANCUNrs COLOSSAL HIPpoDReMB.
With all ts amin sted splendcrs Daring Chariot
geous Tournaments Modern Field Sports other sS
Ing and novel eate of the Stadium the Course the Arena
at Madison square, Monday afternoon aud evening Aug
and every afternoon and evening during the week fsi
Prices Of ad!nisseD-Boxss 50 cents; Pit % cents;
ance commencing ats
Hotel Astor House. Lovoys and music store
BROADWAY THEATRE THE PUBLIC is RESPECT
- fully informed that this Theatre painted aud en-
August the 18th.
noes and gentlemen engaged at this establishment
VIII assemble In the Green Rsom, Friday next, August
TM0s. BARRY, Stage Manager.
EBANCoNps HIPPoDRoWE : CoMPLINENTsRY
The public respectfully informed that
ing next August IL there will take place at the
bhment great variety of and novel
the entire strength of the troupe Of Ladies and
Gentlemen, Horses Ostriches Elephants &C., &c in addi-
ton to which, cement having been made with the
Of the celebrated trotng Lady Suffolk and
In harness in trial match, driven by two of the
brated whips In America N. B.-No advance in prices
Tickets behad at al the principal hotels In New York
and OF A. Dumbolson, at the Delavan House, Union
Square. For fu particulars, sec bills ef the day.
WASHINGTON CIRCUS-CoRNER OF sIxTH AVA
W and Thirty-ni strees-MOORE, MANN
THOMPSON, Proprietors
Col. Avah Mann. .HAnegM
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
STAR COMPANY
Of Equassrians and Gympss.s
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-18

rA-We learn, from one of the Direc-
tors here, that last week Gen. CAMERON
procured in New York city, from the Ly-
kcn's Valley Coal Company, a subscription
of sl25,OOO to the Susquehanna Railroad.
This brings the aggregate amount of sub
scriptions to this road to within fraction
Of 81 500, 900, equal to fve-sixths of the
estimated cost of the road from Bridgeport
to Williamsport. We believe no other
road in the United States has been COM
mcnced under such fattering auspices, or
with SO large proportion of the requisite
resources secured in advance.
We understand that as soon as the Union
County bonds were obtained, notice was
given to the contractors TO commence work
between this place and Sunbury.
We are informed that large meeting
was held in Penn's Valley, Centre county,
last week, favorable to the construction of
arailrcad a: Spruce Creek from Lcwisburg,
to connect here if possible with the Cata-
wissa road 1t is proposed to hold a con-
vention in Lewisburg, at an early day, to
further this project.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-18

hIAt the meeting of the Executive
Committee in the Grand Jury room, on
Tuesday last, it was determined by a vote
of &C to 60 to hold the First Annual Fair
of the Union County Agricultural Society
at New Berlin. At tue first count the
vote stood 60 to co, and before the next
vote several new members came in and
determined the fnal result as above. Lew
isburg could have had the Fair without an
effort, but it was deemed the better policy,
under existing circumstances, 20 select a
central point, aad a number of our members
accordingly voted for the county seat. The
official proceedings have not yet reached
US, but will appear next week. The Fair
will commence on the 18th of Oct. next.
The Second Annual Fair will doubtless be
held at Lewisburg.
P.S.-Proceedings came to hand. See
second page.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-18

TAKE REcElITs.-We knew a gentle
men, not long since, who saved paying a
Printers Administration bin the second
time, BY having taken receipts during the
lifetime of the printer. 1t was long
account, of some $50 or $40. This is an
other proof that it is always best to take
receipts. With all their oracular infalli-
bility, printers are quite as likely to be
forgctful as common people. Therefore,
We say, take receipts.
N. b. No exception for present patrons.
F. S. We have lot of nicely printed
receipts, pretty enough to hang up in a
frame, or to keep company with your bank
bills, which We shall be happy to fill up to
order, and present gratis.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-18
LUMBER.

TNHE subscriber thankful for past patronage
would solicit his friends and the public
continuance in hisine of business, as he con-
tinues to keep large stock of Lumber on hand
for sale. He has on hand at present the fol.
lowing. viz;
10000 feet Of good dry Pine boards.
10000 feet of Plank and Boards
Weather boards, Joist and Scantling
Poplar Plank, Scan,!ing and Boards
Lap and Joint Shingles
Pine Paling and Singing Lath
1900 feet Of square timber
100 feet sawed Rails
Nails and Stone Jugs.
All of which he will sell al fair prices.
THOMAS NESDIT.
L.wisbusg, Jan. 81, Is5s-3E!5a
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-18

@rThere has been pretty full atten-
dance At Court at New Berlin this week.
The amour. of criminal business was not
very large. A hearing was had in the case
of boy Of about IA years, who had been
bound over to Court for disturbing a
school in White Deer by firing off pistol
near the door, and drawing knife on the
teacher and one of the Directors, with
savage threats of future personal injury.
Sentence deferred.
In another Quarter Sessions case, de.
fendant from Hartley township attempted
t, "repudiate" 81 little responsibility" "
tu. the jury held him to his liability, and
the Court decreed that he should "sgn
the bonds" according to the legal usage
in such cases Several bills were found
by the Grand Jury, but none Of any spc-
cial Importance and a number for gamb-
ling, and keeping tipping houses, we're
isnored
Ga Tuesday the Court got to work in
dus,riously at the Trial List in the Com
mon Pleas. Many causes had been con-
tnued, but it was supposed the Court
would be occupied the greater part of the
xeek.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-18

H-A. C. Simpson, Esq, Of Selinsgrove,
made his appearance in Court on Monday
last, looking little thinner and paler than
usual, but otherwise apparently not SO
much the worse Of the wear as might
have been expected from his late dangerous
encounter with young vandyke on the
Northumberland bridge. Vandyke's father
is out in card denying many of the ale
cations against bis son, in reference to the
difficulty with Mr.. Simpson, and throwing
much OF the blame on the latter. The
true state Of the case will not be developed
until the judicial investigation, a. Sunbu-
ry, in April next.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-18

sA-The Democratic Meeting at New
Berlin, on Tuesday, was organized as fol-
lows Col. R. D. Barber, President II.
W. Fries Charles Crotzer, Col. H. D. Rode.
armel, J. 6. L. Shindel, Col. Reuben Kel.
Ter and Mr.. Nciman, Vice Presidents ;
John NJ. Baum aud John Swineford, Sec.
retaries. John Swineford, Esq, J. X.
Davis, Peter Winegardcn, S. S. Barber,
aud DR.. Chas. Wilson, were appointed
Committee on Resolutions. During their
absence H. W. Bonsall, Esq, delivered a
neat eloquent and pointed address; after
which, resolutions were reported compli,
mentary 10 Gen. PIERCE, Gov. BIGLER,
Judge WOODWARD aud Col. HOPKINS !;
concurring in the choice Of delegates in
Juniaia aud Miflin Counties TO the State
Convention, and instructing them in favor
of the denomination Of Aud Gen. BANKS,
and Cor Col. II. S. Morr, Of Pike county,
fer Canal Commissioner. The County
Standing Committee was also requested to
call convention at the proper time, to NOM
mate Democratic ticket for county offices
next fall, with view to the regular and
permanent organization of the party here
after in Union county. The attendance
at the meeting was large, and cordial good
feeling prevailed. All past differences
and dissensions were laid under the table,
and general determination expressed to
work shoulder to shoulder, hereafter, in
the common cause against the common
enemy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-18

NOTICE.-I have this day purchased foI
~ a valuable Consideration Of AHDnkw
RAscK of White Deer Tp., Union Co.. the fvl.
lowing personal properly, viz. ! bay horse, l
bay mare, | seu of wagon gears for two horses
| wagon, sled, cutting box, Cooking stove
beds, which property have this day loaned
to the said Andrew Ranck. and is so held by
him and IN no other way. The public arc
hereby cautioned asrins, purchasing or in any
way interfering with said property, as the rish;
and title 10 the same is In me.
DANIEL RANCK.
White Deer, JAM 8. 1883 pd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-18
SINGING GEOGRAPHY.

FHE subscriber is now constantly engaged
in teaching Geography by singing, after
Telion's system. Two new classes are nov
under tuition daily. at % O'Clock o'clock. 4.
NJ. and "A and 6t O'Clock p. NJ, commencing
ON Friday, The lllh inst. New scholars will
be received a, any time during the course.
A Grammar Class will also be organized on
Saturday. l2,h inst, at 4 ] o o'clock + NJ. Rooms
at the house Of the late Mrs. Murray on Second
street, North of Kine's Hotel. Terms moder-
ate. J. n. BEERS.
Lewisburg, Feb II. ls53-:6lI
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-18
HlAHIRlEQA

In Lewsburg. on Thursday evening. l7ih
inst by the Rev. f. W. Dickinson. WILLIAM
P. RE1LLr, of WtliiamsPort, and Miss MARu
ANN Yosr. Of Lewisburg.
Splendid bride-cake. that; and promising z
couple who sen, it. May the yoke rest lightly,
and the star of their happiness shine brightly
on into the twilight of serene old age.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-18
Temperance Meetings..

ing Of ,hS Buffalo and Kelly Temperance So
ciety will be held in the Roger school house.
on Wednesday evening next. (23i inst. Ad-
dresses will be delivered BY competent, persons.
D.pIcArtox.-The new Lutheran Church
edifce in Lewisburg. Pa, will be dedicated to
the service of the ,riune God, on Sabbath. the
2Olh day of February next The friends Of
religion generally are respectfully invited 10
attend. Jan2S SO.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-02-18

n~The Democratic State Convention
will be held in Harrisburg on Tuesday
the first of March, to nominate candidates
for Canal Commissioner, Auditor General
and Surveyor General.