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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-20
The Eastern War.
CAPTURE OF SEBASTOPOL
GREAT LOSS OF LIFf

GREAT LOSS ok LlfE-
The Baltic brings us stirring but con
fused reports of sanguainary battles in th'
Crimea. the bombardment and destruction
of the forts of Sebastopol, the sinking anc
dispersion of the Russian feet, and: th'
final surrender Of the Russian TI,ccc
Menchikof, with his forces. After the
English allied armies had effected land
ing, according to the Dispatches of the
Generals in Chief, they, on the Goth Sep
tember, stormed the Russian entrench
ments, to the south of the river Alma, and
forced their retreat, the allies each losing
about 400, and the Russians 1 to COCO
The Russian force opposed is magnified to
$4,000 men, which is more than previous
estimates put down their entire strength
in the Crimea If the Prince could haz-
ard such battle, We cannot see why he
did not resist the landing of the allies.
The account of the subsequent storming of
Scbastopol was received in London by tele-
graph from Bucharest, dated September
2S. If the battle took place, on the 25th,
the Tribune says the news could have
reached Varna in the night from the Goth
to the 27,h, and could have been conveyed
to Bucharest by noon on the 2Sth, the
distance between Varna and Bucharest
being somewhat more than one hundred
miles, and generally trayersed by couriers
in twenty four hours. Per co"tra, it is
now understood that no courier arrived
there before the 3Oth. The second news
uf the fall of Sebastopol was received BY
the Austrian government on the evening
of Oct. l, aud communicated to the Lon
don Times by the Turkish .,.nister at Lon
don on the 81. The Paris Mn:teur says
it was forwarded to the French Gt"ern-
ment by NJ. dc Bucl, who had commanded
NJ dc Hubner to congratulate the French
Emperor, on the glorious success which
had attended the French arms in the
Crimea The value of this intelligence
entirely rests upon the verbal statement
of the courier sent from Constantinople to
Omer Pasba, which courier, not finding
Omer Pasha at Bucharest: started again
for Silistria, where Omer Pasha then
had his quarters. According to the state
ment of this courier, Sebastopol had been
taken, Is, 900 Russians killed and wounded,
$4,000 made prisoners, Fort Constantine
dcstroyed,the forts with 800 guns captured,
six Russian ships sunk, aud Prince
Menschikoff retired to the head of the
bay, with the remainder of the squadron,
declaring that he would blow them up
rather than make an unconditional sur
render. The allies bad allowed him six
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ssypollock's majority will be near
5000. Motifs, 100000. Black will
have large plurality over Baird and Smy-
ser. There is chance for Prohibition.
SENATE. Tic Americans and Wings
gain a Scnator in Fayc,,e, and an mother in
Washington. Democrats gain Philad Co.
This leaves the Democrats l6, Wings IL,
dependents or Americans >.
HoUsE-The House has some 90 or so
Anti-Adminis.ration majority, divided
among regular Whigs, Know Nothiugs,
American Wings, American Democrats,
! Temrerance men, &c.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-20
k'I NfIfI I"4 ''1V III W
Cernan Reformed Synod.

The Synod Of the German Reformed
Church e the United States commcncec
its sessions in this place, on Tuesday
evening last. In the absence OF the Pres
iaeut Of last year, the opening sermon
was preached by the Rov. S. X. Fisher,
ID, of Chambersburg, from Romans ri.
l3--"I magnify niue Office"
SYNOD convened on Wednesday morn
ing. The Rev Robert Douglass, Of the
MARYLAND Chassis, was elected President,
and the Rev. D. Y. IIcisler, of Lancaster,
Corresponding Secretary. William Hey,
ser, Esq, Of Chambersburg, was reelected
Treasurer. The Rules of Order were then
read, by the Stated Clerk, after which the
President announ, ed the Standing Com
mittecs. The various communications in-
tended for Synod were referred to their
respective committees. After which the
Synod adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Opened with prayer, by Dr.. Fisher. Rev.
A. II. Kremer, d. Bosslcr, +. kicticr, and
Elders |. Suapp ard NJ Rickepbaush were
appointed committee to report the order
Of religious exercises observed By Synod
and subsequently reported TIE following :
Hymn, by the President; prayer, in Ger
man language, by Rev l. s. Dubs; hymn,
by Rev. D. Cans; address, by Rev. Dr.
Schneck, in the English language (; prayer,
in the English language, ty Rev Jacob
Ieigler; beuediction. As the committees
we're not ready to report, Synod proceeded
to fix time and place Of its next meeting;
Winchester, Reading and Chambcrsburg
were proposed as suitable places. The
latter place was chosen, and the time fixed
on the third Tuesday in October, 1885.
The Rev, l. Q. Miller, of York, made
some statements to Synod in regard TO GER
tain papers in the possession of the heirs
Of the late DR.. Mayer, having reference
to the early history Of the Church. A
committee was appointed to make inquiry
and procure Them, if possible, for the ar
cbives of Synod. The committee on min
utes reported in part.
The most important item had reference
to request from Susiuehanna Classis,
asking Synod to procure house in Ian
caster, and furnish it, for the use of her
beneficiary students. After considerable
discussion, the matter was referred TO a
special committee, who are to report on
the expediency of the project during the
meeting Of Synod. After some other bu-
siness, Synod adjourned TO meet in the
evening, at o'clock.
500 EVENING SESSION.
The religious exercised observed during
session we're solemn and impressive. The |
address, delivered by the Rev. Dr.. Schneck. |
an extemporaneous effort, was very appro. |
pirate. He dwelt at length on the duty
OF faithfulness in the Christian ministry. |
and exposed, in elaring colors, the prosti-
tuition Of ,ae American pulpit.
The delegation to Synod is full, and
Their deliberations will, no doubt, be full |
Z" interest to our community.
Thursday n,oraiay.
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NOTICE.

ii .iitiinburg, a quantity Of Dry Goods
Groceries. Hardware, Queensware. Iron, &c.
also ) Wagons. a Horse, and set, of liar-
ness We hereby give notice that we have left
the same in the care of the said RIssel, 10 he
removed to the dwelling now occupied by
him, and to be by disposed offor our exclusive
use and benefit. Also a. our Books and
Accounts are placed in the hands of said Ris-
sell, and all persons indebted to us are urgent
ly requested to make immediate settlement
with him.
KITCI EN- & KIEFFER.
Mifflinburg. Oct. Is, 1884
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LtLD.

In New Berlin 9Th inst. DR.. Auzr WALLER
CHANT, formerly of Columbia county, aged
about so years.
Near LewiSburg, on the l7th inst. Of con-
spmo,,,n. Mis- ElizauErI RpsISsuN in her
2iSt year.
Ia Lewisbure, la,h inst. aged years and
7 months. ELIz,pErH, daughter Of John aud
Mary Am DOnachr.
In Point Tp, -. aged L. years, JANE,
daughter of Daniel aud Mary Meyers.
In Limestone TIP, Union Co, 18th inst,
anna. daughter of Thomas Y. and Gertrude
Barber, in her 2d year.
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4 T which will be f''gnd large and we'll
~ selected stock Of
Hardware, Gallery, !faa. Steel, Nails.
Carriage Trim ings. Harness moun,ings.
Carpenters, ,Cabiuet-nakers' and Shoe
makers Tools, Boot and shoe Findings,
Moroccos, Kid, Liuincs, French Calf
skins, Cedar AMI Willow Ware, Steel
Springs, Anvils, Vices, Screw Plates.
Screw Bellows. Bailders Hardware o.
every description, VenitanWindow Bid
Shutters, VI indowSash, ,SilverpltdWa
Britannia Ware, Guns, Pistols, Revcl
verS, Manila and Hemp Rope, Sperm,
Lard, and Whale OH. Tar, Window
Glass, looking Glass Plates, ,Linsced Oil,
Spirits Turpentine, Pure White Lead.
White ZINC Paints, Bleke's Fire Proof
and full assortment Of ether Paints,
Wines and Liquors at Wholesale and
Retail. Japan, Copal, and Coach Var
nishes, &c. &c.
All of which will be sold very cheap for cash.
country produce, or four months approved
credit J. o. RICHARDSON,
at the signs of the Anvil and Saw.
Danville. Sept. II. 1854 lylOt
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hours for consideration. If this courier
spoke the truth, the history Of the Crimea
campaign may be resumed in very few
words On the l4th aud 10th, the army
landed a: O!a Fort, without meeting resist
ance on the 10Th, it marched on the
Goth, it won the battle of the Alma, and
on the 25th, captured Sebastopol.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-20

NORTHUMBERLAND, Oct. l9.-lester-
,.r Mrs John Hammer, living on the
Nth Branch about three miles above
ri. place, was missed for about two hours;
u. emily went around to some houses to
.oo Il .he was there, and afterwards found
,- :, the well. She was in about two
hours. i, is thought she went TO get a
drink and slipped over.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-20


and price his work. as he IS confident they will
render entire satisfaction even 10 the most
diiiiient customers.
Constantly On hand, or made 10 order, all
kinds Of SADDLES, HiRNESS, Brides. Coi-
lars. Whips, TruFts, YGitces, Cn,pei Brgs, 4c.
Also the cheapest and best assortment OF
Worsted. Linen, and Cotton FLY NETS L.
be foundln town, al prices ranging from > %
10 81 80 per single net, also Leather Fly Nets
of different styles and prices.
The above articles will be sold cheap for
cash or country Produce.
All kinds of REPAiRfNG done al short no.
t.ce cheap, aad ia the most durable manner.
The citizens of fLewiSburg and the surroun-
cine couniry, are solicited to extend a ialr
portion of their patronage.
WANTED-l00cvrd of Wood in exchange
for work, also 10 tons Of Hay wanted al mar
ket prices.
- shop in Beavers new brick block, Third
and Market, 4lh door from corner.
t.t +. ii. BEAVER
TeuiSluru lune 20 1854
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Wheat, and Flour!

yEAVfNG rented WOLFE'S MILLS, the
subscriber will pay the highest price in
CASH for Wheat. lie will keep constantly
on hand. Wheai and Flour to Retail, and his
Wagon will rnn daily To Town 20 deliver Flour
ani receive Wheat. All Wheat he sells, he
Will guarantee 10 mike 80 lbs. Flour per bu-
shell. Persons wishing WheatwIll leave their
bags al my S.orehousc, aad they shal. be pune
tuaily attended TO.
ALEX'R AMNfONS.
I.eyisburg Sep; l.; 1854
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CnicersjSv .Ef(sjriIleS.

u
TkyEE AsCs CrEs. RowAsJ's T0S;c NnIsB .
yEUE Uuiversity of Free Medicin. AID Popular Kuo
edge, ch.rt~T.d by til. STATE of peru.yivania at
last session viz -sit pri, 1885, MANI, for the
Of zrr",t;n die evils EIiinr from fhe ,sie effpGri0
AMI rsO for the luryose Of supp
ing the tUtr With reliable rem d es in vh-rS
The IstleEt not obtain ulii not 'nT.ey IL. -
ne lea" advisers Lasinr purrh...d tist inva ~
ett. Eo~aEd'. Tonic Mixture, account ti .i- -
celebrity ani Known rcscy in tis treatment E--s.
and a=ue, aud its kindred aH las lie. in
ree7r'm-r tiI ru The sLsst terms to ;Ls isTolsSs
Of the .fiis.Sl.
BOWEL COMPLAINT cpr-d b., I0wASD'j BIAC
- BLk-i ROOT. The atose Iust.tJ -isn extends iSs
ssrcii'H "a, lss manner To the f- '-Ies-l Com
paint =" well Known a. EowaLds ttnrrEIe syrup
Ei.rk berry Root. ana earnestly nd the
Enc. Of patients afflicted with t-.. shts ks.isv
lug It ~ be alustliG the t--- OF such cases
4 Hon. henry X. strong.
\ Hon }. X. f'ansgsn.
Ey order of the Srurt-ss, John X Kovsnd. NJ. D.
4 u B. Ashton, Es4.
' Hector OyY, ESQ
fE- All communications TO be atdress.a -Icfn
r. and VI. D.. IA. al If tie PiiaTma tspsItBsht
6I.d President of the Unisar-iv.
Hcne bspensary ardDfice, ~ SoGth secor strss
PLiia!ciI Ina.
Branch bi<psnsary at tie Sfrrrof
pr T A. H. rIiui.SToS CO.. Ls~f.Lsyr-
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TlStalmeIt,

OGce Srs2ueiianna Ralroad Company, .,
H,nRrsBURG. Ian. 20. 1854. :
TINHE STOCKHOLDERS of this Company
are hereby notified that the Second
Instalment of Five Dollars per Share Is
called in. payable on or before the s,h of
February next; and an instalment of like
amount payable on or before the 10Th day Of
each month thereafter. until the whole is paid
in, to wit, the 10th of October next-by those
residing in A-
Batimore-at Union Bank of Maryland;
Dauphin county-Bank of Middletown;
Northumberld county-Bank of Northumbld;
Union county-Lewisburs Savings Institution.
BY order.
i-a ROB. 8. HOLLINs. Treasurer.
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Le,risbssrG, PN
rr,D,y MORNING, Ocr. 90, 1894 :

---u,.-,Ny --,Ny Ny,rur,cturers Merchant. Public
gas n sS to rSss"s":
tiministrat'rs I'D 10 well tn give notice "t tte
.po:, Of ,Ss Lr;"r ie THIS s1f%s ecn'ai
It 'S
ming as lsrsr "a ie,iers. . sany in the STATE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-20
WRIT OF PARTITION.

TNION COUNTY, ss.-In the Orphans
u Court in and for the said county. In
( LIS. , the matter Of the estate of JAMES
MCCLURE. decd, brsre sur pGrtio1i.
Roam Mcclure and Richard Mcclure, heirs
Of the above named estate. will take notice
that by an order of the Orphans Court Of
Union county, a Partition Of the lands and
tenemenls of said deceased situate in BuiIaloc
township, will be made on FnIpAr the lst day
of Deer next. at 10 o'clock, a. NJ. when aud
where you may attend if you see proper.
JOHN KESSLER. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Berlin, Oct 6, 1854
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TO EENREHNCy.

"ANTED-3o to 5000 1t Maple 8! ty
w 2O 10 10000 do tv 1
10 to 90 6C0 Il 3inAsh plan
90 10 30.oCG u 90
to be delivered this coming Fall and srring
the bank of the River at Harrisburg. LJmts y
Of good quahiy and strait era, ed is wanted. L
Proposals will be receIsed uli Sept. fe
furnishing ,he above. and persons sending 80
posas will state the quantlIy and quality of tn
different kinds they Can furnish. and when.
Terms Of Payment-cash on delivery sne
inspection. Address (posipaid)
$50 W.O. HICkOK, Harrisburg, Pa.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-20

m.The Anti-Nebraska majority in Ohio
will be $4,000. Only three Nebraska
counties yet heard from.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-20

@ Beaver, Kremcr & Moore, expect a
Io' Of auction Dress Goods, By Railroad,
next Mondsy-to which they invite the
attention Of the public.
Oct. 20, 1854.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-20
GrtS"~SH
t.. , SoSHiiGkJ

A Nd NEW FIRM.-Thr partnership here
n tnfore existing between Efbcr u 'orsr.
was this day dissolved by mutual eonse'i,-
David Reber having disposed of his interest IN
the concern 10 Peter HurSh. The business
will be continued al the old stand un1er the
Firm of Hurst & worse, who viii be happy to
serve all the old customers and lots OF new
ones. DAVID REBEK,
d. K. WORSE.
ler.:shnrr San. % 1911
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EeW;ebur1 yasacaet.
MARRIED.

In LewiStown on The 18th INST, by the Rev
Is. II. Crevcr, Mr.. joIS iioSrG"n.nI, of Lew
iSburg, and Miss CAraaRiSE ESCLE, oi Bea-
veriown Union county.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-20
CONGEESSMEN ELFCTED.
Pennsylvania.

! rLilll. Co.-Tho's B. Florence.
. L" Ci,y-Job X. Tyson.
2 I" Co.-Wm. Millwarl.
4 d" Co.-Jacob Broom.
s. 4" Co. & Mnt..-J G''dua'2ader
G Chestcr-John Hickmsn.*
:. Rucks-S. G. Bradshaw.
8. Berks-J. CLANCY Jynes.
Q Laucas,er-AE l. Roher;s.
10. Dauphin-J"hn {. kunkel.
H. Schnylkill-Jamcs II Campbell.
-. Luzcrne-Hcnry VI. Fuller.
Il. Carbon-Aso Packer.
Il. Su>qaeianna-Gainsha A. Grow.
Is. Clinion-John J Pearcc.*
l6. Cumlcrland-l.cmu'l Todd
II. Frankiiu-David +. iioblson.
IS. Somerset-John r, Ellie.
10. Wcs,moreland-John Corode.
20. Washington-Jonathan Knight.
81 Allerheny-David Richie.
- & Buffers. \. PurViance.
.3. Rcavpr-j 1hn Alison.
81. Narreu-Garlton B. Curtis
% Crawf,rd-Joan Dick.
oaut-N,brsta Democrat.
l6 Wings, ) Free Democrats, i Piefceltes'
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- Sec New Advertisements

nsyNo Uuion oounfyra "
,;r,e cable to he cut last week week,
.p,via Tassart, Esq. has only SoEo
.;nT;ty in the Daurhin and Sorthum Der
land Senatorial District.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-20
8 hours between Philadelphia and
Nlllton-Farp, 81 so.

NIIItUll-F are, 81 %.
nN and afer Monday. Sept. 25th. and until
~ Extension to Wiliamsport, Passenger
Trains will be run every day Sundays excep
ted as follows:
Leaving Milton at IL. A NJ, connecting with
Reading Railroad at Port Clinton, arriving al
Philadelphia al 7.30. PM.
Leaving Philadelphia at 7.30 AM, arrive al
Milton at 30 PM.
Freight train will leave Milton on Monday
Wednesday and Friday, and Port Clinton on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Of each week.
Freight is carried to and from Philadel phia
without transhipment, from Reading Railroad
Freight Depot corner of Broad and Cherry SITS.
7. MKISSUCK,
Oct IL, 1851 Superintendent.
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ELECTION.

NOTICE is hereby given, that an Election
will be held al White Deer Mills, in
Union county, on MoSD.v, the 9Th day of
November next. 10 elect President, six Man
ayers and a Treasurer 10 snpern,end the
Sugar Valley & White Deer Turnpike Road
Company FOR the ensning year.
ROBERT CANDOR, Sec.
White Deer Mills Oct 10 1881
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GEigap %aaGie
and "a arm L IS
ssSG5tHJdrfOvy.

The subscriber, thank
ful for fayors hitherto
conferred, respectfully
invites the pnbIic 10 call
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-20

nUMFS-Pumps Pumps We'll and
Cistcrn Pumps, Suction, Force and Cham,
the very best articles now in usethose wishing
to purchase can be convinced OF this tact by
calling upon Henry Il. Noll, Esq. Lewisburg.
The subscriber has also on hand LEAD PIPE
from to u inches. J. o. RICHARDSON.
DanviIe Hardware Store, , toors n.
of the Bank of DanviIle, Sept. 10, 1854.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-20

JEWELRT Of the latcs, pattern Of all quail
u iiies for sale al the lowest CiJy prices by
J. l.. IODER.
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4 permanent Cure Of a diseased Liver o
many Years duration.

many Years duration.
Cepy IF .e'isr J'oia I .,oa,s, Cienis, It5rii, ID
fFar HUrc, y.
Dcar Sr-In this district 2ur Pills command niora
extensive sstLan other lroriers, cGi.inr i"fre
the public prrof their siraey in Liver arn r;ra
Complaints may mention the following case lady Of
tll.~ with whom personally artuainteI fi-
year. sufferer frdni deac &C the iivcr and
digestive organs: Ler mrical it tInt assured her
he could d, n0tlrs tn relieve h- suYr;u.S and il was
not Iikplv lac could surviv- months, This arnnun-
rrneut naturally caused gtrt alarm her friends
aud relations. AMI thcy induced her make trial Of
your Fls which 50 Improved her neral health that III.
WAS induc. to continue ihe until she received Ierf
cure. This is twelve months anil she has not exprr
fenced symptoms of RELAPSE and o:en declares hat
your pills have been the of saving her life.
Iremain, Dear Sir. yours tru'y
July I'D. 1913. (sirned) J.GANIs
Te.e III. tronifuy caeic Us in "a. 6o
touring cof1plGiHts:
Arue rroIsy Jauudce Secondary
Asthma rySen,ery Liver CmTln;s SymI toms
B,,ious Com, Ery>iielas Lumbaso Ticiyou,ora,,,
plants Female Irreg- i'rs Tumors
Elotehes on ulaTities rheumatism UIc.rs
DowelCmpl'ts kinds Urine fections
Colies Fits scrofuia, or Worms Of all
Constipat'n ofGout Kings Evil kin.s
the bowels Headache SIRE Inroats Weakness frm
Consumption Indigestion stone and any cause
Debility inflammation Gravel &c. &c.
Sold at the Establishment of Professor IoLIowAY IA
Strand Temple lar, London) and also al hi- h5u
in New York. Orders for Medicines the
" T. H0i0Udy, NsT lor will receive due attention. Sold
also ty al respectable and dealers Medicines
throughout the United States in Boxes at ~
and Sl,o, each To lee had Wholesale Of the pr.nei
Drug houses in the Union.
RThrre il considerable saving by takir thelarser
Doxes-NB Il. Directions for the guiiinc. oipstieats
every disorder. affixed to each Box 1y50I
t5~For sale by DR.. KEMPER, Miiiinburg
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Lewishurg, June 80. 1854
The Far-Famed Medicine
HOLLOW WAYS PILLS.

These r's being com;oSd entirely &C melicine herbs,
are Of Bust harmless nntuIe. willie the cxtrcfdiu-
AIRY virtues they icsse>s have render them uEvrr-
-nily popular u. nearly .vry Inrt If the world The
inmeust e-s they have met with thrOur LC Ut n e
States is 0>t extraordinary, own-. II l. prcsumed,
to their wouseri. theacy IN the of Billions
comp diut> ans Disorders Of tue LIVER and Stomach,
f"r-pns To p"r,evcrc in using them according te
directions, seldom .aii in liE restored to health
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-20

CULVER WAEE-Tablc, Tee, Dessert SAT
- and Mustard Spoons, SILVER warranted
eqra' TO coin. Silver Tea spoons ironI IS
upwards, no charge for Engraving. AT
..... T. VDnEE-S
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-20
I.ev;Sbure. Sep. 90,

lFAHEs;.E YADD.-The subscriber
w respectfully informs the public that h /.
stllI continues the Marble Business at his Odd
stand in the upper end of Market street. IN
this Borough, where he is prepared to manu-
lacirre -
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-20

C'PECTtCLtS-(;old Silver, Pialcd. and
- Steel, suitable for all ages All kinds OF
Glisses put to sPeoiac'es at the Shar'e stnotice
Paricuisr attention paid TO flung Glasses for
; weak eyes. J I..fbDER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-20

NOLD CHAINS-Laiies' CGa;el4in, God
N Fob. Vest and Guard Chains. from SIG
10 $40. at j. l. IODER'S.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-10-20

Nsy ATCHES-Gold and SIiver Levers.
w LepineS. and VERGE God Watches
from $s5 to 800, at J. L. lCEIRS cheap
Witch and Jeweirv store
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wepublish below, by permission Of his Excellency
Governor Reid most Interesting letter from Prot
Emmons State Geologis relating to the coal fields
of Chatham and the Importance to the general gov
eminent of establishing national foundry in that
region of the State.
The high character of Prof Emmons as Geolo-
pist. and the confidence to which his judgement in
such matters is entitled, will doubt not have
weight with the federal authorities. North Carolina
has asked bntitte at the hands of the general gov
erment and in this instance, as in others the pene
fits of the work to be accompl viii enure to the
government as we'll as to herown citizens. We con-
cur with Prof Emmons that the g government should
esteem itself fortunate if ean secure so favorable
position for the contemplated national establish
ment We sincerely trust that the attention of the
proper authority may be directed to this NATTER and
that the result may be in accordance with the recon-
mendation of the Professor and the wishes of so
many of our people: