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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

NJANTED TO LEAsE-wITH THE PRIVILEGE OF
w purchasing 1t . stipulated price, two luts Of
snd between FIRST and Third avenues the purpose
OF building dwelling houses thereon. Address Tenant
BORN l78 Herald once.
VTTANTEp-A TWO STORY AND ATTIC on THREE
s,osy house. ,Scsaon ncs r soovS !wsn Sss nor
nues Possession required on the Goth Of August Ad,
dress 81 West Tenth street.
VITANTED-A SMALL COTTAGE OR HOUSE. PLAINLY
w furnished, for family Of three persons, wanted
during tho coming month Of August (psfhaps part =
scptember), In pleasant location Rent N sAysneI
required Address ssutherner, Herald o6Sos stating
terms and location. N. B-Lodging or boarding houses
need not apply.
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TRAVELLING DAG EXCHANGED IN COMING IRON
Il Rome to Albany, the 18th ms. tbs subscribera
travelling bsg exchanged. Tho person having the
same, viii please inform N. LIVINGSTON, 203 Duane
street New YORK and be will PAY expenses Albany and
Rome papers win please copy.
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1slodeoas-9. d. 3 n. w. Smith's 4Ielo-
aDens celebrated for POSSESSING greater power, purity
81 wssDess Of tone than tboso OF any other makers
Lhnss wishing to examine, purchase at q very low
psss Dumhsr Instrument, should call at the sole
aeency, Ne 80 broadway Meiodeons Of all other styles
ed prices constantly on hand. HORACE WATERS
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.

D0ST OFFICE NOTICE --1HE MAILS FOR EUROPE
IL per United States steamer ST LOUIS win close at
this once ON Monday the alst inst, At 1ck AN.
July ~, 1854. ISAAC v. FOWLER, Postmaster
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SPECIAL NOTICES

(tAME 10 MY PREMISES, ON THE GOTH INSTANT,
~ bay Tho owner may have her by proving
property and paying expenses II not caled for after
this notice, she viii DO sold TO pay expenses Apply to
John McEntagart, IS Bayard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-31

HERMAN LODGE NO. 26s OF F. 4 A. MA s,E-
Ill cinl meeting o. this lodge " II be hold at thor
lodge ROOM OF Broome and Crosby srcets We'd
nesday August g. at TX O'Clock p. NJ Punctusl attend
ancc requested business of importance will be trans
acted. By order Of HENRY TRESE, w. N.
JOHN +. w. MANGRls, Segt.
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Reese d Co., $50 Broadway.-The Original
- cent dsgueneoype depot not removed Beware OF the
eDnspRacy to obtain business upon the reputation and
opy Of the proprietor OF the old establshneut whore
- has taken and circulated 200, 900 daguerreotypss
aDopg tbs people from these promises and who has also
Aeen honored With letters patent for the important nven
tim Of the double working for taking two pictures
1t once, and six hundred daily. Truth must prevail ut
2Ss Broadway. Beware Of tho removal humbug the
story must get stale and improbable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-31

~ YOUNG MOcKING BIRDS FOR sAIE--CARE.
LED fully selected By srpsrssDoed birdss frsn sst
81 one hundred; May birds from Carolina very healthy
and win 10 warranted males. Apply 1t 1877 Chaubsi
str, et near Hudson.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

nEGRoor MANSION HOUSE, KEYPORr, N. J., d
boarders KeyDort twenty miles from the ay,
Rsritsn hay; for bathing, nshiDs, sailing, e.,
10 bosc who consult economy comfort ane
couy entcncc. EDMOND DEGROOT late Of the Prescott
House, New York E.B-ihe new stsaner EAgls leaves
pier foot OF Murray street, every morning eclssk
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CFRvANTS.-PRIvATE FAMILIES, HOTELS, AND
- boarding houses supplied with frat class help only,
for every kind Of work, BY MORRISG COHNERTS estab
shmcnt 2s7 Broadway, corner Of Reade street This
the best Office in the city for sh English Scotch and
men, gardensrs porters and mechanics always to be
found there, and ut tho Branch ONCE, 102 Greenwich
street. Terms moderate.
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CERvANTS.-wANTED, AT wALL.ACE'S INTELLI-
- gence Office No. Sands street. near Fulton Brook.
lyn cooks chambermsids nurses general
housework aundresses, &C. They must bs we'll recon-.
mended NB-Employsrs supplied promptly with et-
fcient male and female servants at this ONCE.
NJ. WALLACE.
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DRvATE BOARD.--GENTLEAiENC CAN BE ACCOMMO-
Il dated with single rooms ana partial board, in q
small private Engish family where they have the
comforts of home Apply at 125 Myrtle avenue, one
door from Gold street. Brooklyn.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED FOR LADY-Ar A
~ farm house (where there other boardcrs)
convenient to bathing about hours ride sail
from this city Address Radcliffe, Broadwa Post Office,
stating terms (Which must be moderated locality, 10.
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CEvERAL HANDSOME ROOMS ARE VACANT AT
- No. 10 Waverly Place, which can b. had 1t . mode
rate rate either for transient permanent boarders
beaptfu1lo location near Broadway.
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INDEPENDENT SECOND wArCHES--vERY FINE IN.
Il dependent second and quarter second vatshsA feT
timing horses IN gold and silver eaAes double and sng
time, for sale at less than usual pr,es wholssa an
retail. G.. c. ALLEN, IL Wall street, second bscs
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ITO IET-A NICE FRONT FURNISHED ROOM, IN A
i French house. good opportunity for q young
man who wishes TO learn 70 speak FreIch Apply 1t 1876
Hudson street
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COUNTRY BOARD ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, ONE
~ minute walk from 1924 street railroad station and
rst white house, in private family every way desira
be for those wishing to spend eight ten weeks in the
oountrv.
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~ OLD VEST cnAINs.-GoLD CURB, - 10 ~; GOLD
NJ woye go to t2b; gold Adelaide. el3 10 e2e ~
Jenny Lind, el3 TO e46 gold chased and pla rs -
&s5 gold hcxagon, elz to e42 gold waxaw, 90 70 ~;
gold square, 3l 10 eaS gold engraved efo TO 80; I'D
chared, e24to $751; gold frosted, S21 TO SO An sse
sty les At less than usual prices GEO. G. ALLEN, M
porter Wholesale and retail, No. IL Wall street, nsax
broadway, second 1ooe.
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VIyANTEp-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A
w situation chambsrmaid and to assist with tho
6ne washing and ironing to take Of children
the very best Of city reference Please apply ct No $50
Prince street, between Thompson and Sullivan, this day
and to MORROW
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able reward will be paid By returning II TO lo Broad
way, with Mr.. T. Phalon.
n OeT-ON THURSDAY OR FRIDAY, THE LOWER
IL part Of SEAL consisting Of red stone, mounted
with Gap and branch Of gold By leaving the same Of
the Allegheny Hotel Of Third avenue and Seven
teepth street. tho finder will be properly rewarded
r Osr--ON MONDAY, PATH INST, GOING FROM CoEN
- ties alp, New York, TO Williamsburg, drafts and o.
No ~, dated January ~, 1854, on Alssp Co., Val
by Theodore W. Riley It Ia Of 70 any but the
owner, a. payment has been stopped. The finder will DO
suitably rewarded by leaving the the southeast
corner Of South Fourth snd scond street Williamsburg
r OsT OR MIsIAID--oNE NOTE, DATED JUNEe, 1864
kt three mon tbs, for seventy eight 94-l00 doars
and note Of ssmo date Of four months for hun
drcd collars each drawn by joseph Battsrsey and
dorsod by Geo Breese Any person returning tho two
notes to me at No 81 Crosby street. Will be suitably 70
wsrded This Is TO caution all persons from negotiating
the radnoto the payment Of them has stopped
GEORGE BnEFSE, 81 Crosby street.
NV YORK July 90 1854.
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TABLE GIRLS wANTED-FOUREx EXPERIENCED TABLE
i girls ALSO dish washer OF the Pierrepont HOUSE,
Brookyn He34hts
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VTIANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A
w situation 40 chambsrmaid, no objection to 60 q
short distance In the country and be highly
msnded. Please call, address note to 2O7 East
Twenty nrst street, for two days.
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C,IrUATION wANTED-BY A YOUNG MARRIED WET
- nurse, with full breast Of milk. Has no objection
rsierepces can bs given Apply at 1872 Clinton placs,
near the Sixth avenue.
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r OSr-ON TIE EVENING OF JULY 18TH, BETWEE
IL Nibo's theatre and Wavcrly place gold bracelet
Whoever found IT, and will leave 1t ct Mr.. FARARGER'
segar store, under the Metropolitan HOTEL viii be LIBERAL
rewarded,
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VT1ANTED-A GIRL TO DO THE GENERAL HOUSE
w work Of small family OF four sho must be good
washer and ironcr Apply st the basement door Of so
Wllloughby street, Brooklyn.
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VIZ NTED--A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, - chambermaid and waiter, OF
washer and ironor b for two days. Tho bes,
Of city references gircn Please call ct So Allen street
in the rear.
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VITAETED-oNE HUNDRED DOLLARS, FOR WHICH
w payment In board would 10 given. The house 10
west Of Broadway, centrally located. Address o. T.,
Post Ohce stating where interview be had; mono
others noticed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-31

YOUNG FRENCH WOMAN WISHES SITUATION
IN in an American family. Has Just lsft an American
family and furnish the best Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Address sos Broadway. .sttM
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-01
New York Adv'ts.
THE GREAT REMEDY,

4 BOUT which so much has been said and
n published is among us. Who has moi
heard OF the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MENT? Many millions Of bottles have been
sold and used TO cure rheumatism, Ulcers,
Sores. Bruises. Sprains, Ring-worm, Felons.
Sal, Rheum. Piles. Sore Nipples and Caked
Breasts, Cancers. Itch, Corns on The Toes,
Sore Eyes, Ear-ache, Pimples, Swollen joints
or Limbs, Cuts, Scaids, or Scald-head, Numb
Palsy. Bunions or frosted feet, Warts. or any
other complaint that can be reached by an
external remedy. And il has always been
successful. Ir Is EauALLY coon in healing
Wounds, Scratches, saddle or harness Calls,
or any sprain, soreness or stiffness. and il is
warranted TO cure Spavin, Ringbone, Splint,
or Poll Evil. on Horses.
u The Llnlment is put up in three sizes.
and retais at IS CTS. so CTS. and 81. The large
bottles contain much more Liniment in proper
ton to the prices. and are therefore cheapest.
70 Country Merchants.
Every store should be supplied with this
valuable LINIMENT, as i, pays good profit
and sells rapidly. CIV. .WESTBROOK,
Successor to A. G. Bragg & Coz
Originator and sole Proprietor.
Principal Offices-3O4 Broadway, NewYork,
and cor. Sd & Market Sts. St Louis, Missouri.
Sold BY every dealer in drugs and medicines
throughout the United States, Canadas, West
Indies. and Bermuda Islands. tly533l
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-01
SHERIFF".S SALES.

DY virtue Of sundry wri;s OF Vend. Ex.
Id issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas
Oi Union county. and to me directed. I will
expose 10 public sale at the Court House IN
New Berlin on Monday, the 18th day of Dec.
next, the following real estate, TO VT:
4 certain tract OF land situaie in East Buff
isloe township. Union comfy, containing si1
acres more or less, adj cleared, bounded on
the east and noT:A by lands of Peter Wolfe
on the south and ives, BY George Kunkel,
wheTeon is erected log house with kitchen
attached. frame stable. variety of frui, trees
and well of water near the door, with the
arpurienances.
Also a certain tract Of timber land, situate
as aforesaid, containing twelve acres moTe or
less, bounded on the south BY George Gundy
on the west by Henry Brown and others, with
the appurienances.
Seized. taken in execution and to be sold as
the property Of William W Young
Also certain tract Of land situate in White
Deer township. Union county, containing fiji
teen acres more o. less, bounded on the east
by lands of Little, Farron Il Brady, on the
south by the Sugar Valley & White Deer
Turnpike, north BY Little Farron 4 Brady,
and west BY wherein is
erected a one-and-a.half storey framed weather
boarded dwelling house aud shop, with the
appurtenances.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold a.
the property Of Lorenzo 7. Teed.
Also a certain lot Of ground situate in Buff
faloe township Union comfy, containing three
acres more or less, adjoining lands Of Edward
Miller. Daniel Weriz Isaac Miller and others,
whereon is erected two-storey plank framed
Dwelling House. with the appurlenanees-as
the p Ioerty OF Ra,,sLar Barkku.
JOHN KESSLER, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. New Berlin. Nov. 10, 1851.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-01
The Very Latest.

The steamer Africa left Liverpool on
the goth ult and arrived at New York on
"Wednesday evening last.
The telegraphie dispatches from the
Crimea are up to the 9th, at which time
the work of bombardm ent was steadily
and vigorously progressing.
Several eminent British officers have
been lost by death and capture.
Both the Allied and Russian forces had
suffered terribly, and needed rcinforccments
which were hurrying on their way.
The Russian Hospital had been burned
up with 2 or 5000 men.
No fresh sostie Lad hcen made BY the
Russians up to the S,h.
The Allies were preparing q storming
party of 9, 600 men for a final struggle.
Cotton and Flour had declined at Liv-
erpool.-Trade dull at Manchester
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-01

I BEG leave respectfully to call The Publlcs
attention 10 my Establishment. No. 5S
81 nth FOURTH ST. (below Ches,nuO. PhiEcd
elphia. for the man ufac,ure and sale Of En-.
VelOpes, where viii always De IN READINGS,
to attend TO any orders may be favored with.
lam prepared 10 furnish Envelopes Of every
quality. size and description, Wholesale AM
Retail, The eGovernment pattern, plain and leg,.
| would also call attention 10 the Die SIX
ing. Engraving. Printing, and Enclosing G:
Business Cards for Envelopes, Leuer-hea:,
Bill-heads, Cards, Circulars, &C.. all of wh..a
furnish al very low rates. Stamping ler,n
prevents their going to the Dead Letter Oficr
With patsn, mac hines Of the laies, IEp prove
ments for embossing, printing, &c, also for
the manufacture ef Inv elopes, and every faci-
hty for e1ecating orders s,th despatch. ifr
their delivery by Express Lines or as may ..
agreed rpon. can rot fail to compete vth
not excel any other establishment Of u. k.fi
in the word. ~ Homeopathic Envelope,
constantly on hand, samples Of which msy :.
seen Chronicie office, also Of Die-Stamrci En-,
lly5l7Tltl WM. COLBERT
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-01
TNION County, SIS. In the Orphans Court

TNION County, IS. In the Orphans Court
u of Union county. In the matter of the
InGusltion of the real estate of MICHAEL
QUINN, late Of Eas, Buffaloe TIP, decd:
No.Ice is hereby given 10 Mary Quinn. Da.
vid luinn, George Burns and Eliza his wife,
John Arnold and Sarah his wife, Ann Quinn,
Eebecca Quinn, Jas l.. Quinn, Jere'h Roller,
guardian Of David Geiger. Mary Ellen Geiger,
John Geiger and James Q. Geiser, minor chill
dren OF Rachel Geiger dec'G, hers and legal
representatives Of Michael Quinn, late of East
Buffaoc Tp, aforesaid, decd: Whereas. by an
inquest for that purpose duly awarded BY the
Orphans Court of the county aforesaid, the
real estate of the said Michael Quinn was
appraised, and whereas none of the heirs Of
the said deceased appeared in Court 10 take
the premises therein described at the appraise-
rIent; you and every Of you are hereby cited
10 appear at the next General Orphans Conrt
to be held al New Berlin on she 18Th DAY Of
December nex,,to accept or refuse to take the
premises aforesaid at the appralsemen,, or
show cause why the Court should not decree
the same to be sold
Witness the Hon. A. s. Wilson. President Of
said Court a, New Berlin the Goth day of Oc-
rober, AID. 1854.
J1s> SAMUEL ROUSH, Clerk.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-01
Bloody War.
The news from the Crimes is Of blood

The news from the Crimesis Of bloody
character. By the Baltic We have Liver
pool dates to the 18th Novenber. The
nevs confirms the great loss Of the Eng
lish light cavalry at lhc battle Of Balakla-
va-400 out Of GOO having been killed.
Since then there had been continued and
bloody fighting before Sevastopol, both
sides claiming the victory. A tremendous
battle, in which nearly the whole strength
Of both armies was engaged, was fought on
the 5,h ult., in which it is said, the allies
lost 1000 men, and the Russians from
5000 to 5000. The Russians were driven
back, but the battle was renewed on the
9th, and was raging when the last messen-
ger left Sevastopol The next arrival will
be looked for with deep interest. We
think that either scvsstopol has fallen, or
the allies have been forced to raise the
siege before this time. The Courier and
Enquirer corroborates the critical position
Of the allies, and asserts that dispatches
have been received by our government
that very unfavorable news from Sebasto-
pol had been received by the French gov
ernment, bearing Date Of the 10Th ult.,
and that it vas not permitted to be pub.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-01

from ihicky settled neighborhood. There
is also a comfortable dwelling House for
the Miller.
No. 2. An excellent Saw Mill
in good order. and with ample water power.
No. 3. A frst-rate Farm of
II5 Acres Limestone land in high state
of cultivation. with fine young Orchard 20
Of about acres, besides numerous other l.
Fruit Trees, and having thereon erected (be-
sides the above Mills) large two-s,orey
doube-frob, Brick MANSION HOUSE
~ and Kirchen, "a Frame BANK BARN 100
-lG:9 feet by 55, newly weather-boarded and
painted, together with numerous other out
buildings and improvements, and an abund-
ant supply Of Water.
This property is one Of the most pleasant
and desirable in the West Branch country.
and is within four miles Of the Catawissa and
Sunbury & Erie Railroads. 1t is situated IN
Kelly Tp, Union Co.. Pa. in the heart Of the
rich and populous Bufaloe Valley. 1t lies on
Buffaloe Creek, four miles from LewisbnrS
and the same distance from Milton. on the
road leading from the latter place 10 Buffa.oe
X Roads. The location is one of remarkable
beauty and healthfuness, and convenient TO
Markets. Schools, Churches, &c.
EFIf not sold hy the 9th Of Dec. next. IL
will then be RENTED for one year. Letters
Of inquiry can te addressed 10 the subscrib-
ers at Lewisburg. Union county.
SARAH B. vANvALZAH,
LAIRD HOWARD.
Me- 8, 1851. Er,rs-,.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-01
FINE STATIONERY.

C,RAIG * FULTON, ID sodla tIGATy
~ Street, PhiLadclphiG-beg leave to "a,
the attention Of Country Dealers. Schools an
persons visiting the City, TO their ccHr,.f
assortment of English, Frenci, and hmm,
SI1IIONERY,which they are ssllingWt,,-
sale and Retail on the most rea.onabl. ..--,
Their stock comprises trery r0ritiy Of t,r
Letter and N6te Patet and Envelopes, inclgs.
ing full assortment Of The celebrated coot.
Of De La Rue & Co. and Thos Rhoads & So.
of LcndOn. Also
Gold and Steei Pens. Drawing ?saciis IA.
ber's and orhersD, Drawing Payrr. BrIy,
Board, Sealing Wax, Ink. Ink>ianJs. Rodr,r,
Crookes ,WcstenholmS and other fine Cu.rr
Porimonaies. Pocket Books, Portfolios. W.,
ing Desks. dc,&c. Persons visiting the G.,
can have their paper and envelopes ,rbos.,
with their mifiGk without extra charge.
~ Orders from dealers and institution. q
learning respectfully solicited and filed viz
the sir'cieSi integrity lem5l7Pdl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-01

/ A WARNING AGAINST NEGRO PREJU
DIcEs.-Thc most obstinate opponent
which the cause Of annexation has found
| in the Sandwich Islands is Prince Alex,
ander, the heir apparent. While he gives
variety Of reasons for his course, it i
well known at Honolulu that his invipci-
bic aDtipatby to this country springs from
the fact that, when he was travelling here
the steward Of one of the Boston and New
York boats refused bin seat at the sup
per table on account Of his color! That
indisuity has seeihed in his mind ever
since.-P5rtland iloerttser.
THE ELECTIVE FRANCHISE IN y. York.
Az n. York correspondent Of the Fronh-
Hn Wing, half joking'y, half seriously,
commits the following " would mention
that in New York City, an American has
Lu. one vote, a German tro, all other ma
tions Mrec, except the Irish, and they are
entitled to rote as often as they pleas" "
Any one acquainted with the manner in
which elections are held in the cities, will
concede that there is more truth than fic-
ton in the statement.
Hon. John S. Millson, Representative
in Congress from the Norfolk District, is
on the "stump," in justification Of his vote
against tho Nebraska bill at tic last scs.
sion. The logical mind Of this gentleman
is at o, loss for strong points of defence on
this question. He was the only member
in the Virginia delegation who spoke and
voted against the bill.
Fi.zserald's City Item, speaking Of our
representatives abroad, says, '" five except
James Buchanan, VIC may say with truth
that tho best are bad, and the worst are
Infamous This is strong language from
| an independent editor, but it is true to the
letter.
MrRprn.-A man named Cornelius
Heron, living ia Fal:on township, Lam
caster county, las; Saturday morning muir
dercd his owa child and 4 colored woman
named Chloe Sto,', and almost killed his
wife and a nan named Samson Bcneton.
lie was labOring under mania po.u.
Dr.. Stephen T. Beale, of Philad., has
been sentenced to 4 years and 6 months
Imprisonment in the Peniten,iary, and
costs of prosecution, for the crime of which
he stands convicted. He vchemently pro-
tested his innocence.
The Boston Journal cautions politicians
against joining the Know-Nothing order,
reminding them of the old fisherman !:
"neuer 1o clammin1 at high ,rater."
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-01
r@-Thc Pittsburgh Post states that Gov.
Bigler issgain confined to his bed severely


FATAL AccIpENT-It becomes oul
painful duty to report sa1 and fatal nc-
cident which occurred in this place on Thurs
day last, by which one Of our most esteem
able citizens lost q beloved wife. The
circumstances are as follows Mr.. JonN
Ransom, accompanied by bis wife and
child, we're riding in top-bugsy along the
line Of the SHnbury & Erie Railroad, when,
as Mr.. Ransom was about crossing the
track, train Of empty freight cars COM
meneed backing, the hindmost car Striking
the buggy, completely demolishing it, and
instantly killing Mrs Ransom. Mr.. r.,
and child escaped in most miraculous
manner, neither being injured. The grief
of the husband can be more easily imagined
than described.-I Ifiiliamport Press 25M
MI
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-01
Willow Ware. SC.
H. COULTER. 40 South SECOND

II. COT LTER, 40 South SECOND e,
Phihideipha, > doors above Chestnut. E;s;
SIDE, Importer and Manufacturer all kinds q
Y" ILLCW WARE-ConsisiIny IN rsrtt.
w the following. Ladies Travelinr B,s.
kets, Work Baskets, Flower Baskets. Or.
Baskets. Sesar Baskets. Plain. Fancy In.
brcider.d baskets. Iadrc>' Work SiarS, an!
Sewing Chairs Of beautiful d-,i-n ard eIcei-
lent workmanship, which nc Is ssi,.rg Itmar.
kablv cheap for Cash.
N.B.--Jus, received frcrn GERMANY large
and varied assortment Of FANCY G0crSio
which the auenuon Of the public IS respect.
fully inviiei lem5l7;3f'