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WIN be commenced October First


Science and the Arts Entertainment Improve
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Year BY FOwLERS and WELLS, No. sos Broadway, N Y.
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The Union Homestead Association will hold pub.
lie Meeting their Rooms, No 1876 Bowery on TUESDAY
EVENING Sept 49, ~ o'clock which occasion II Is par
tcuaIy equested that members will endeayOr TO be
present The property of this Association is situated In
locality poyerba for beauty and heathulness and be
reached from the lover upper part Of this city In from 80
minutes Persons no seekng 20 escape the ever in
eessDg burdens Of taxation and high will consult their
interests by attending this meeting where full particulars may
be obtained. T. W. KETCHAM, President
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VVANTED-A situation for smart Colored
w Gil to COOK WASH aud IRON; also, for few En-
sish Irish Scotch German and American Girls Coachmen,
and Farmers also be at No East Broad
way corner Of Chatham square.
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FRENCH GENTLEMAN

a
n nation IN q School a. TEACHER Of FRENCH
DRAWING In exchange fcr BOARD and ENGLISH ID
IONS Apply Of the yAUCHER INSTITUTE, 1874 ,tb 81
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nRUG CLERK WANTED-One who can give
..sf,etorv references nay hear ofs pensrs.t ssses
ky spplyips immediately Ne so shss. esrsu nssh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-18

n FDITC ALTON and CHARGE Of CHILDREN, wishes
i,ua,cu IN some family whore board during the i've scho
DAYS sud moderate remuneration only will be required
faithful and thorough instruction Address ;. II. L. ftz IL
Phornacr. corner Of sih. az. and Z3th-st.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-27
Philadelphia Ady'ts.
Tre,IcD Cruaots,

Weighing les EiGn p ounces.
INOR the cure of HERNIA or RUPTURE
Il Acknowledged by the highest medical
authorities of Philadelphia, incomPardby su-
perIur io any other IN use. Sufferers will be
sralfied 10 learn that the occasion now offers
TO procure not only the Eshfest oHd n.osf sc,p
but as dU-G5h a Truss a. any ether. IN lieu Of
the cumbrous and uncomfortable article usu-
ally sold. There Is no difficulty attending The
filing, and when the pad IS located II will
retain It's position without change.
Persons at a distance unable 10 call on the
subscriber. can have the Truss sent 10 any
address. by renting Five Dollars for the SIN
gle Truss or Tst, for the doub'e-vith measure
around the hips, aud stating the side affected.
1t will be exchanged 10 suIt If not fitting, by
returning II al once, unSOied.
For sale only bv the Importer
CALEB II. NEEDLES,
Cor. Twelfth * Race SIS, Pkiifd. Lahiq
~ Ladies requiring the benefit of Mecha-
nical supports, owing to arrangement OF the
internal organs. including falling Of the womb.
vocal, pulmona Y. dyspeptc, nervous, and >pl-
nal weakness are Informed that 4 competent
and experienced Lady will he in attendance at
the Rooms. (Set apart for their exclusive uSe)
No. ia TWELFTH -. Isl door above Race
ly533
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-27
New York Adv'ts.
THE GREAT REMEDY,

4 BOUT which so much has been said and
II published, is among us. Who has not
heard of the MEXICAN BUSTING LINZ
MENT? Many millions of bottles have been
sold and used TO cure Rheumatism, Ulcers,
Sores. Bruises, Sprains, Ring-worm, Felons.
Salt Rheum. Piles, Sore Nipples and CaGed
Breasts, Cancers, Itch. Corns on the Toes,
Sore Eyes. Ear-ache, Pimples, Swollen Joints
or Limbs, Cuts, ScaldS 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 EoulLLr coon in healing
Wounds, Scratches. saddle or harness Gals,
or anv sprain, soreness or stiffness. and 1t is
warranted To cure SPAWN, Rlngbone, SplInt,
or Poll Evil. on Horses.
tSTThe Linimeni is put up in three sizes.
and retailS al - cts, 50 cts, and 81. The large
bottles contain much more Linlmentin proper
ton TO the prices. and are therefore cheapest.
IL Country M,rchnts.
Every store should be supplied with this
valuable LINIMENT, as it paws good profit
and sells rapidly. G w. .WESTBROOK,
Successor TO A. G.. Bragg & Coz
Originator and sole Proprietor.
Principal Ohices-30f Broadway, NewIork.
and cor. 3d & Market SITS, st. Louis, Missouri.
Sold by every dealer in drugs and medicines
Throughout, the United States, Canadas, West
Indies, and Bermuda Islands. [ly533l
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-27
JIE WINTER SESSION
OF TIE
LEWISBURG ACADEMY

Will commence on THURSDAY, Ocr.l9, 1854,
to continue 20 weeks.
The course of distraction in this Institution
i. calculated to prepare youths to enter College
or for general business.
COMPOSITION and Defamation receive care
full attention.
The subscriber is solicitous TO secure class
of Young Ladies.
The Bible is in daily use in the school.
For reference, the Principal takes pleasure
to refer to many Of our citizens. both in and
| around the place, who have had their children
and wards under his care.
Tuition-For Languages $40, Higher Eng
lish SO, and common branches, Qncluing
Reading, Writing, Geography. Arithmeue.
Grammar and U. S. History S6-per session.
Contingent expenses per Winter session, so
! cts. per scholar, extra.
No deduction except for sickness.
JOHN RANDOLPH,
Sept. Is, 1884 Principal
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-27
IEWSBURG CHRONICLE WEST BRANCH FARMER
" THE CABIN BOYS STORY"

Semi Nautical Romance OF intense ih"rest' ~ u's
Author Of the Pirate Doctor tho Lawyers story
the ''Oid Doctor" &c &C.
THE hither noye by the wriSrot ths anove
p,pu.r worhs a -Jiicient guarantee oi ths ia'"i
with which any prdd-rton- coming from h- pen Sui o
received BY the public. 'THE CAEIs BOYS s1vhf ~
romantic narrative iu tratius the horrors OF t's
Trpie carried In the Coast ~ hrf-s III" sn,nf
has served in the uavyanl ia" descriptions and ehAr
artrr- are painted from personal Wi tne
The story i full Of exciting interest and ahVsht1fe n.
IN. celebrated work # D-foc Rottnspn 'ru-o-I am
ha- the Ivantag. that glorious ht"h ihash'neh
a. IL is fpuaded on Eirts Of ev ~ day pcc urIeee i
history OF th heroine If the story LGeika the CiT1
sian slave purchased ut Tonstan;inopie' td'atu ~
married by the reckless, UT eisalric, 'c) ni'uI
cnmm,ndar of the hlbatross l. simply th1 u
a tact painted from the life, aud all the 49,,
meters IUrtr iyrd thrru sEout tAs stSrJ "'1 '''' ~
graphically drawn -. e. ,t.
Tie publishers have already received "fifrs ~ -
whole of the edition ii originally their inu-htfn 20
publish; consequently. th'y haye Teen oohs iar7
to il: AMI try respectfully re lue't ''" ~ "
der may b- sent iul.nrdIaieiy 80, -. -
Thry clnt i-ntiy expect that the wrk VIII er'~ =.
much interest ~ any work II fiction th't h.- 'l ~
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since the uu lie tion of Cnce Toms Cain, works re
luiu. tn avery in America, and COS, hsYe h-"h
numerous. none hayr appeared haEin2 reial'n 70 IN
-ystsm uf Iurrhasiu. say-- on the African t'aSt-
ten rs ~o has witnessed II in all its bidrnu- u-F
nifty The work written in hast and vurr LAM u r.
ami will be welcome and instructive addition 10 the
family library. A.,
Tn. work vii form bc,uti'u or'avo volume q 90
pages h4rd,omely illustrated sitL fne eu-ra'u'- "hi
.rgautIy bound In cloth Price. in cloth one do 81
in - C nt IT which rste copies will be sent ~
the publisher to any part of the country free II pos
ts--. ,,
ss For sale wholcsale and retail hy the luh-hsr',
ELLSWORTH STREET.
No p B.iKv,V STEgFT. NFw I1rk-
Ard by all Booksellers throughout the United sta's'
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-27
ORpIANS' COURT SALE,

DY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
I'D of Union county, will be sold at Public
Sale on the premises in White Deer township,
Union county, on
SATURDAY, 2s;h OCTOBER
next at II O'Clock in the forenoon, the follow
ing rea! estate. to wit:
A tract Of land late the estate Of Adam
tieycr, deceased, situate in said township of
White Deer and county of Union, adjoining
lands of Francis Walker. Abner Robins, David
Bennage, Cha's speese and others, containing
IS Acres ard 10 PeTches,
allowance measure. 90 acres of which are
cleared. and the balance well Tinberei. ~
About three acres Of the cleared land arel~
exce!len, Meadow good ORCHARD of DIFF
ferent kinds Of Fruit. Among the improve
"a ments are good two storey Frame
E.fl Dwelling House and FRAME BARN
There is also an excelle". Spring of never
failing Water near the dwelling.
The Terms Of sale will he easy.
ISRAEL GEYER,
Administrator Of AnAx GsYkR, dec d.
White Deer, Sept. 27, 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-27
The Eastern War.

SANDY Hook, Oct. 24.-l0 o'clock, P.
M.-Thc steamship Washington from
Bremen and Southampton, arrived this
evening, bringing London dates to the llth
inst, four days later than the Africa S
sdvices. She brings 25O passengers.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
No official dispatches have been pub,
lished, relative to the battle of Alma.
The English are reported to have lost
1000 in the battle,in killed and wounded,
and the French !, 400.
The allies had changed the plan of their
contemplated operations, and were pre7ar-
ing to attack Sebastopol from the South,
where it was found to be weaker.
The base of operations is Balaklava
where the cavalry and siege artillery bad
been landed.
The Russians had sunk seven ships-of
the-line at the mouth of the harbor.
The bombardment Of Sebastopol wa:
begun on the 9th of October.
Marshal St. Armand is dead, and tht
command of the French army has devolvec
on Gen. Canrobert.
The city of Memel has been almos
wholly destroyed BY fire.
VIENNA, Tuesday evening.-On the
Goth of September, $50 heavy guns were
disembarked at Balaklava
BUCHAREST: Oct. 5.-Prince Gortscha
kof isill. There is great concentration
Of Turkish troops at Matschin.
FRANcE.-Despatches from Marseiles
under date of the 10Th, announce that or
ders have been given to receive the remains
of Marshal St. Arnaud with all the honor:
paid to him upon his departure for Con,
stantinople.
The farewell which he had addressed to
the army, and dated on the 26th Of Sep
tember, had been received at Toulen. He
says that, overcome by q cruel disease
against which he has so long struggled, he
is obliged to resign the command. He
pays the highest compliment to his success
sor General Causobest
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-27
Valuable Mill Property

Il LNOr Sale or Rent.-The well known
IL WOLFES MILLS, situated on Buffaloe
Greek, a mile from Lewisburg-there being a
3 storey Grist Mill with run of stone, and a
Plaster Mill, all in good repair, on a never
failing water-power, in one of the best Wheat
districts in The State. Terms easy
Connected with the Mills are two Dwellings
Zone of them suitable fol a Storefoom,) and a
Spring, and Out-houses, adapted to one or two
families.
For further particulars, inquire of Mrs. 8.
WOLFE. or rA.MLAWSHE, Guardians of the
Heirs of SAN'L WoLrE, deed.
Lewisburs, Oce. II, 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-27
Jurv List Dec Term, 1854.

GRAND JCR0E&
1,..p.nenPJaroa Wilmer. Fryer. H~nry Ye.s,r.
East r., fiio~--.Iohn Wolff (,on ofL)
Hcrey Henry Miller, Robert Foster, samuel Hsupt
L-ris'urp.-Byers Ammon. Tho. Hayes, Jos Meixell.
Lio.,ston.-Robert Badger.
MFinbry-John Hi-h.l, B-nj ". Thompson
Glaaecre1k-Jacob Dietrich.
I%ars-Isaac smith.
Prry-Jacob Martin, Esq.
Tnton-.ose;h !rpcy.
WJshingan-Edwar,l Miller.
Whie Dcer-Joha Sitting Jacob Iei.cr Nicho Grower.
TRATERSE JCRORS
B,1~r-Phiip Kinney, Paul Bonfer' jacob hern Moses
Buga"--Daniel Rangier Jr, Samuel si:aon.on, Joseph
Diafenicrer.
CntrSLieorc. Baker Franc. Hachc cnherg Joseph Psin.
ter John stennger Albright swineford, Frederick Z.
Kr.mer George Sspps-l.
LeraJlrg-James Hayes Michael Fichthorn, Henry ".
Fries
Mfqi.bprg-John Prirs j. W Pennington.
Itrns-simon HANS, John Toten-t"in Henry Lloyd,
David II,.iscr Henry c. Eyer Sanl ktter deo EbT.
E,a BsgIoe--Saml Dunk!e. John Ze'lers.
Wea lR.TLo>-Irs kinuan. John v. Barber. Henry
shouts, John HAYES. Sebastian Witmsr.
H,ra>y-Juhn F. Wilson, ;. b. Mason, Jacob smith,
Samuel Arney.
E.2y-WilliSm Rover.
L,aon.-Jacob Kleckner William Noetl,ng Jr, Philip
reebold.
N,w B,ri.n-w william s,Nnruck.
Fsrry-Beniarlin Snyder.
Jniep--George Boaiict. Robert p. Cornelius
WIssineton-Jscob Roush Jr.
Wale Der John Baker, Psul Gcodandcr
PETIT JUROHS Ca week)
Lim.stone-Frederick Boleuder, John B. smith, Henry
Meyer, Jacob Derr.
Hrdey-snmuel c. Wilt, Jarob Bing.msn, John Filman,
Jr. David Kline, Hichael WOLF, VIM. Ksiherman
h7ns-Eljsh Couidron,
Bdloe-Joseph vaneids, Daniel Gsphart, John L. Gear
earer-Abner Miiiles~srth, siraoa AsIer, Jacob Dea
yer, Snmu-l Grcrnhoc-
E,t BrTIios-Abrsham FARLEY,
Ksa Bugiloe-Wilism sarvs
L,,i,b.re-Jos.ph Reed Thomas Graham, A. J. weiien-
.nu charles s. Critz Jonathan spyker, James Kelly,
Peter Hursh.
C.n,Tp-J,c,b Raichiey Jacob Aursnd.
ISrfy-Abner Hornbergcr.
Wsie D.sr-Michse Ever. Jacob Sypher, Henry High,
TIion-IGeorse Beaver, Martin Dunkle.
Chdpn.an-Phlip Hnrkhart
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-27
H.lllOW Warc. SC.

II. COULTER, 10 South SECOND ST.,
P5iGdeiph n. doors above Chestnut, Ess.
SIDE, Importer and Manufacturer all kinds @.
w lLIOW NARE-Consistlng IN Part c,
W the following. Ladies Traveline Bas-
letS. Work Baskets, Flower Baskets, Office
Baskets. Secar Baskets, Plain, Farcy and En-
broIdcTed Baskets. Ladies Wcrk Stands and
Sewing Chairs Of beautiful design and excel
len, workmanship. which he is selling remar-
kahv cheap for Cash.
N.B.-Just received from Germany large
and varied assortment Of FANCY GOODS. TO
which the attention Of the pubhc is respect.
fully invited ffm5I7t3dI
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-27
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

10y virtue Of an order OF the Orphans Court
- Of Union county. will be sold. al the
Public House Of Gideon Dlehl IN Eas, Buffalo
Tp, Union Co, Pa, on
Esdues'oy, Is NoremJer,
1854, the following described Real Estate OF
the late George Royer. deceased:
A small tract Of .irs'-rate Limestone land
situate in Buffaioe township, Union county'
adjoining lands Of samuel Gick, John RUhland,
and JChn Heimbach. containing
I3 Acres
and 1871 Perches neat measure, all cleared
and in high state of cultivation, and on the
public road leading from Lewisburg 10 New
Berlin.
Sale 10 commence at | o'clock IN the lore
noon of said dav. TERMS of sale easy, and
will be made known on day Of sale.
GEORGE MEIXELL.
Administrator Of GEoHGE RoIkn, deed
Sept. II. 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-27
Fate Of Sir John Franklin.

The article on the first page Of this pa
per is further confirmed by the following
particulars from q Montreal paper Of q
later date:
In the spring of 1850 party Of white
men amounting to about forty, were seen
travelling southward, over the ice, and
dragging boats with them, by some Efqui-
maux Indians, who were killing seals on
the north shore of kius Williams Land,
which is a large island, named "Keliktak"
by the Esqumaux. None Of the party
could speak the native language intel
liyibly, but by signs the natives we're made
to understand that their ships had been
crushed by ice, aud that the whites were
now going to where they expected to find
deer to shoot. From the appearance OF
III. men, all Of whom, except chief otiicer,
looked thin, they were supposed to be
getting short of provisions, and they pur-
chased a seal from the natives.
Ala later date, during the same sea-
sou, but previous to the disruption Of the
ice, the bodies of about thirty white per-
sons were discovered on the continent, and
five more on an island near it. About a long
dav's journey-say thirty five or forty
milcs-to the north west ola large streau ,
which can be no other than Capt. Black ;
Great Fish river, as its description, and
that of the low shore in the nelghborhocd
of Point Osle and Montreal Island, agree
with that of Sir George Backs.
Some Of the bodies bad been buried,
some were in the tents, others under a
boat that had been turned over to form a
shelter, and several lay scattered about in
different Girec,ious OF those found 2p
the island, one was supposed to have AZ,
an officer, as he had il tclesc"pe~ &c &C.
gun lay underneath him. Fr2 u u
tilatcd state Of many of tie q 90 - -
ed the party had been driven to ihe las;
resource-s'canniba AS means Of
prolonging life.
There appears to have been an abundant
stock of ammunition, as the powder was
emptied in heap on the ground by the
natives, out Of the eases containing 1t, and
a quantity Of ball and shot was found be
low LigIlwater mark, having been left on
the ice close to the beach. There must
have been number of watches, telescopes,
compasses, guns, &c, all of which appear
to have ben bro;eu up, as Dr.. Rae saw
pieces Of these different articles with the
Esquimaux, together with some silver
spoons and forks As many of which as
could be obtained were purchased, and g
list of the most important of the relics
found, with the drawings Of others, were
10 be forwarded to London.
Sir John was last heard from alive, on
the 26th July, 1915, he having sailed from
England the May previous. Next week
We shall print a sketch # the intrepid
navigator, whose fate is now probably as
certained.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-27

Gov. REEDER, IN KANsAs.-Gov Kee-
der landed at Fort Leavensworth, which
will be his home for the present He was
greeted on bis arrival at the Fort with the
national salute, and public reception was
given him.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-27

S@Thc doubts expressed in our last
paper in giving the account Of the alleged
capture of Sebastopol, were well founded,
and the downfall of that fortress is not
yet known. The allied forces, are making
rapid and determined advances. and bloody
scenes have doubtless been enacted in that
quarter, Of which more authentic news
may be soon cXpccted
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-27
phrenO1Ogy. =

F0BLERs. HFLLS, d 60. FK0R NEW roR6.
Have opened Phrenolag cal Ca 5insf
EfT-T2N and Book Store, al 23l ARCH ST.,
E-[EI., between 9th and 7th. PhiiGdt Lpaig,
w and are prepared TO furnish all their
~ Works on Phrenology, Physiology.
4 Hydropathy, Magnetism, and Phon-
E-IoN ograPhy, at New York prices.
Professional Examinations with Chart. a nd
full written descriptions of character, given
day and evening. u Cabinet free 10 visi-
tors fly5i7c5do1
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-27

I BEG leave respectfully 10 call The Puthe,
I attention 10 my E>tablIshmeHi No 81
;, nth FOURTH ~. (below CheSiruf). TAiLGd-
sirhia, for the mar 7.aciure and sale Of En-
yc.0ges. " here vii always te Z readiness
to attend to any orders ! may be favored with
lam prepared to furnish Envelopes # every
quality. sze ani description, " ho.esale snt
Retail The Gov r. n,ert pattern, plain ard legz
would also call atleEtun to the Die SIns-
iro, Engraving, Printing, and Enclosing q
"u>ireSs Carts for Envelopes, Le;rcr-heat,,
Ell!-heats. Cards. Circulars, s C.. all of which
furnish al very low rates. Stamping lei,ers
prevents their gong 10 the Dead Letter Office
Wrh patent machines of the latest improve
meuts for enclosing. printing, &c, also hr
the manufacture Of Envelopes, and every f1ci-
lity for executing orders with despatch, and fr
their delivery by Express Lines or as NAV Re
agreed upon. can not fail to compete with j;
not excel any other establishment Of the knd
/ in the world. ET-HomPopaihic Envelopes
constantly on hand, samples Of which nav I.
( seen Ch-o7icis Office, also Of Die-Stamrrd Er..
flv5l71!r WM. COLBERT.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-27
Real Estate.
PUBLIC SALE.

fsssa PUBLIC SALE. q
A TRACT of Land in Chillisquaque TIP,
~ Nor,h'd CO., On back road from Milton
to Forsman's. adjoining lands Of Sherer Mach
inner. Sweeny and Hepburn. containing about
sI Acres more or less, about 25 under cu-
tivarion. the remainder Woodland. There are
on the premises two good Dwelling Houses
and wells Of Water, separate, and number
of Peach Trees, Pear Plum and Apple.
This property will be offered for sale on the
premises on
Saturday the 18th November next,
at 10 o'clock, AM, when terms will be made
known. Immediate possession can be given.
Oct. 24-pd WIN. MDANIEL.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-27

B@At special election for a Council
man in Reading last week, there was only
ose candidate" he was beaten, two
,s aae, BY good-for- nothing K. N.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-27
To Persons ont Of Employment.
$500 to $1,000 a-year.
4 CILiNCE TO MAKE MONEY AND DO GOOD!
BOOK AGENTS WANTED.

BOOK NO N ] WAN Ed.
TIME subscriber publishes number OF most
valuable Pictorial Books, very popular,
and of such a moral and religious influence
that while good may safely in their circua
ton they will confer public benefit and receive fair
compensation for their labor.
To men Of cnterpris. and tact this business offers
opportunity for profitable employment seldom met with
Persons wishing in their sale. will receive
promptly by mail Circular containing full particulars.
with directions persons disposed to act Agents.
together with which they will be furnished
BY addressing the subscriber, Postpaid.
ROBERT SEARS. Publisher,
1sl William Street, New York.
In Press and ready for Agents by the LIST Of Oct
1854 "Sdrs' Msarated Description Of the Russian En-
pjve.' For furthsr particulars address q sbcve.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-27
EOR SALE.

"A That large and desirable property on the
- corner of Market and Water streets well
calculated for residence, for business, or FOL
residence and place Of business.
There is a large BRICK House containing 9
4 large rooms on the first focr,6 bedrooms on
the second floor, and 2 large flashed rooms on
the third. A Kitchen and Washhouse adjoins
There are also spacious Cel!ar,large Cement
Cisiern. Pump, and Well Of good water, a
Stable, and all necessary Outbuidings.
For terms &c. apply 10 Geo. F. Miller. Esq
S E.DAVIS.
Lewishurg. Sept. %, 1850