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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30
The Lewisburg Chronicle
,,,.,prxr FAMILY
AZ ''D,' .,, r,,aiags at Le,ciS6urS

4, ''Is'' S';Sau .r,niDgs at Lerisa4rg'
h'4'a on %,;sn i~'e county, Faa,gle'"ia; '1,;,.-.n.
,H.lo pei year 70 rr s,,9 ~ rar apysi''n Thas
., the same rate =. four months - cts f'r xix months
% cent. will pay s' ,s e. for sixteen months - for two
q ss No., cts. r''m'nl' by MAJ a%-I-
years &C. Old postage STAMPS or bank NOES a. ','
rs~i'ed IN papers to stop with the time r''i '''
,.,,,srurs.s Handsomely ,s'',~ ~ ~ ,Usern :.
ADSiNi'' Is cents each s'is'tu'h; 'nse','''
square one . year Half sluaTe,-,. ,ss'
for six m'n'", 81 :or -. $50 Merchants &c Ho'
1 Two -. .sumu 80 year. All Others a' may
ever ,rop. AsqIare is 10 lines o'
b agreed cuts stereotype: and advertisements u
sonP'f-', -, ,spIeacy, not admitted
sd'"'s,,ons desired topics OF s7HeFai ih'''.S'
~. range of party scctarian contest
b. .,-ae postpaid Accompanies D! ''''
Levers f,.. writer. to receive attention.
'lrs' w,GyyrIc TErEiEAPl is ioel'sa ~ ~, Yrrs
The ny Which we oflcn get IMPORTANT N'''
= ,a,,neo ot,ho Mails, ANTI, material, for most
aatIop coa1, PRINTING which W.. ,,s Sc -, ,.rrs
kinds oil '0p -.,,h ard on reasonable terms ,,,l
nss'n's' anu ,,.,ti.reu,s to he paid !'F WHICH
p. ana 'a uarke, street, nos'h SIDE f''''' ''
80 ,,o,e the Pos, Office CORNELIUS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30
Rare Instance o. Longevity.

DIEp al the house Of her son, George X.
Smith, in SelinSgrove, Pa, the l5h Of March,
1855, Widow RsBEccA SMITH, lacking bu, two
months Of being one hundfrf end f,prty, fire
years Of age. Her birth IS identified by a Re-
cord in Testament, copied hy the family
physician, Or Sample, (Since deceasedl from
the Records Of the Thomas family, Of Havre-
de-Grace, Mary land, where her birth IS record
ed ic May, 1880. She was a Save IN that ia
mily, but with her husband obtained her free
dom, and about the year 1890 renewed, with
DR.. Sample and other families, to Slrasburr.
Lancaster Co, Pa. She had four children.
born at Intervals often 10 twelve years, the last
OF which she bore when over ninety wears
old. She retained her senses almoStpcrfectlv
until the end of life, and sustained herself, by
ordinary household labor, until las, December.
when her strength began to fail, and She era.
duaily died with no Particular disease mani.
testing Itself. She had the usual charac,rris.
ucs of longevity, having descended from long.
iVed parents, was "early 10 bed and early TO
Na'ti' Ai.Ni'l temperate IN
al 'h'nsS' and never sleeping in a room with
a nfe' She united with the Meiholists. upon
'he hrst organization of In. denomination in
america The record having been confirmed
oy "er memory Of events Of over a cen,nry's
occurrence her age is doubtless correct; and
.a' o'heF particulars we derive from her son,
''e in'elAsent and respectable Barber who has
'eurn''y .r established him.e f IN Lew,sburg.
Inc birth of Mrs. S, was by the accoun, two
years before that Of WA.ul>erox and sh. was
,uii quarter of century old a, the defea, Of
paddock. She was much older than the
'eu ''a'es-older than the Methodist demo-
Ioo,. .on and a thousand events, to which we
-. Tar up the stream of time" were TO
parts and parcels of her own histo.
ny thing. IF yes,.rdsrr'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30
New YORK State Fair.

The next Annual Fair Of The New York
State Agricultural Society, is to be held
q, ELurRA, some time in September Iext,
A, this is the neares. point it can be TO
Penusylvania, and We have now Railroad
directly there, doubtless hundreds of Penn
svlvaniaus will make their arrangements
- attend and see how .hc Yankees edo
uu" their Agricultural Festivals. The
visit, and the ride, will doubtless ''pay'
all who have an interest in Agriculture
and who can make it convenient to sec
the "smart little village" of Elm:ra al
that time.
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A CARD.
ITO Farmers and Gardcners.-The tn

dersigned having limited supply of what
is called the "T;di Corn" will send sufii-
cient quantity for planting twenty five hills,
post paid, TO any person who will forward him,
to this post-ofIice. By mail or otherwise. 'he
sum Of one dollar. Larger Quantities at the
same rate.
He believes he is the only person in this
Commonwealth possessing any OF this invalid
able corn.
The usual yield of this corn is about eEtf
10 iue!re ears 10 the single stalk. The follow.
ing notice, taken from the Lr-ern. Uaion OF
Nv. g, 1854. will give some idea OF the value
of this article,
s.PxourcriyE CoHx-We were showE,y yes
terday, by Cant. Converse, stalk of corn, o'
rare kind, which was set for eighteen ears, ou'
owing to the seed having been planted too 'aie'
only eleven came 10 maturity. II ms climate
and soil is adapted to the raising OF this corn
and there seems 10 be no doubt Of II, II certain
ly mus, prove to be / most accerl'hle scsi u
our farmers" u. CoN' If'Sn.
Wilkes Barre, Luzerne Coz hareh2l' %
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Jury List-May Term, 1855.

GRAND JIRCsS
V.s, B.Grer-pbiIip MrnbecG, Mos Krets.
l,,tJtios- Hiram Drrish,ch, James ". Sirronton
Uushin Jtn-John Iiumm-I
i..c.aLuy-David R.bcr, Alexander Ammors, Robt
". Nus.rr.
Lcr,cr-Jacob Shawrer, Aaron J. Mdileswarth, Simon
Ol,it, SamYel Troxeli.
HunS-Ehos E!ingle
1or>-Jnhu tiar1nrr.
I,ae,trns-Ileury trork.
.Jac-on-Alam Miller, Edward Cennef.
T,lpEIiH-,ieoTsc J. Schoch.
Iy.i,e DerJ-Ionsihan Dicrendorfer.
Ari,y-thri>tion Schnurc, Vim. Swengle
N,fdi,cTecL-Jobn bigger.
LA.rpman-David i,ohrer.
N,giinL.s-t tbuTlss H. Ifsssenplng.
TrtIrRSE JURORs
J,csoa-Pe-r ;,iiEau, Iacob spanser jr, Christopher
Sccbo!t.
yhits Deey-Da,id Mcekley, Gabric, Huntingdon ia
cob MrCuricy, ol kanck, Lewis Biting, Henry De:en
drrfrr.
Sl,garys-C Charles : Davis.
yrgnIhu-John C Wilson, Pete. Drees.
Csn,-.-So!.n snook, Samuel Hartman.
R,r,.y-Wm. Huntington. John hoffman, r. V. b.
lincoln Gcorv. Ruh Cyrus Dresbach.
Limeytoae-John Rinkert James trossro1e, Michael
Miller. jr.. G.o. smith, jr- Daniel sceboid
HltIi3f-i'r:rr kenner, Samue Morrow, JoEu uauck.
,LTprrar-Jo'iu KeTstetter, : c. ErrrUi.
Ecsi hear,r-John Lash.
L.,cis5ayg-Benjsmin Ang.tadt S. +. Lyndail, Henry
Trick. Samuel Ii. Muus.
P.rry-Gatriel Erugrer-
Tssf Bsg,ioe-JacOb Relish.
N1linbuTg-Mattnihs StiyM1n, Soun ptt"eiiefs Sohn
Lawrence.
idii.creet-Danie Kesslcr.
jElshmytyn-samus! NeitE, John p. Roush, Philip
Mover
Ers' BufDlac-Elias Brown
Nsro Bsiiin-Jostph Winter.
PETIT JURORS
Iims,ton.-Gideon Cornelius
Lrsb,rg-David Slif,r, Charles Penny, W NansaiIan
A. Stoughton. Joseph fDerr
Frankrn-frederick Erb.
Bearer-Thomss ". Shipton, John Hsndriess, Jacob
Gross.
Nsic Erriin-II. Edward Baus
B.fIioe-John Fox James D. Chamberiin,G. s!earisen
H,iy-flavcl Clark, David II. Kelly
Nglinbug-John Gotscball
Jtcson-John NJ Brnfer David Oldt.
H5rt,y-Christan Gam, Samuel Grove, s. biackiord
Levi Kline, u Dry, John 7. Smith.
ftnpmGa-NilliEm q. Herrold.
Rat BaFilos-John :. Yod-r, s. Sehrack.
Wsst Bsfilo,-John Miller.
Tsnas-f. Jarrett.
t.rt1>-Chri- tan Kryr.
WHIT Derr-Samn-l Henderson
.Siasgrore-wiliam Byers
NiddLoreet-Henry w-tzel.
Fsrry-Christian Grnybi,i. jr
wsI Rsxre--Es0i aG:a F,ios.
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TeWi0rurN SRdrkct.
Lewisburg Post-ofhce Arrangements.

EASTERN Mails Via MmToSy every day but sunday.
close at ., \ VI.
EASTERN Nails via NoEIG'I) every DAY tui Saniny
co>r IT - o'clock, Y. u
WESTERN, on Monday, "Wednesday anu tridsy, =,
close at ~ A. u.
NORTHERN (WiiIiamsI ortl Nond Nccn ana fri,
close at 81 I'M Of night preceding
SOUTHERN lSeiinsgrove) Tuesd ThsTsd. and >n'"rd.,
close at -, "
BCTFALOE II ROADS Tuesday and Friday,
close at $ Pm. Of u:.ht preceding
eaBusncss hours daily except Sundsy y from until
llI5 A Nj, and from II, N. unt,i ). IN. .
Aov. ~ ls5S II. ". .CaCTxER, p. NJ
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For the Lewisprrs Chronicle
lmhccile3 and Idiots.

1t should be more generally known, that
this unfortunate class Of children have
recently been found capable CT an import
ant degree Of mental and bodily impr"ve-
mcnt. Institutions for such, exist in Mas
sachusctts, New York, and Pcnufylvanla;
and astonishing results have been witness
ed. Massachusetts, pays $1,000 year.
for The support Of its Institution Ne"
York $4,000, besides paying $4,000 i0r
the erection of an ediGcc for the purpose
in Syracuse; Pennsylvania pays s-oo
wear for each poor pupil sent, amounting,
in 1854, to sl0ll 10.
The Institution in this State is called
"7He Penn. Training School for Ntot'c
and FscJ,e-Nndcd CAi}drea." 1t has
been established six years and is for the
present located in Germantown. 1t CON
tains 90 children, S Of which are State
pupils-,Le rest pay. JAMES b. Ecu-
ARDS, Principal. No amount Of deficiency
/ dcbars child from admittaucc. OF TIE
sixteen admitted during the year, one SO
distrustcd her own powers, that she would
not step over door sill, or over the small
est thing which lay in her path, though
she had the control Of all her voluntary
muscles; ttro were able to walk but few
steps at time niHe preferred to use tLclI
hands in eating, having never been accus
toned to use fork OF spoon; secen could
dress or undress themselves but in part
while four in that respect, were as hciples:
as infants ten had little or no idea q
cleanliness toar could use but two ol
three words and six had never spoken. Al
mastcated their food very impcrfectly
one had never been fed with anything bu
pap, lest she night be chokcd-she woul'
sooner starvc than help herself to foo'
when placed before her, or even put int
her hand
All have been already beneftted-o
the two who when received walked bu
very little. one walks two or three mile
and the other half mile without fatigue
Those who were accustomed to cat wit!
their hands, now prefer to use fork 0
spoon, and | much doubt whether man,
families of children, in whatever walk o
life, dcmcan themselves with greater Pre-
prictv than they, when at the table. Th
, four who used but few words in talking
are nou able to ask and answer question
> with good degree of facility. or thos
who were dumb at the time Of their ell
trance, the three who have been with u
more than SIX months are using some word
quite freely while the remaining thre
are taking some inltiatory steps, by learn
: ing to place their lips and tongue in differ
r ent positions as directed, and to exploa
;, the vowels
0 The officers are Bishop POTTER, Pre.i
; dent; George w. Woodward, Matthias W
Y Balls James C. Hand, Isaac Collins
Joseph Harrison, George NJ. Stroud, Vic
, Presidents Alexander Fullerton, Treasu
rcf.
Country papers might coufcr grea
favor on many worthy but distressed fam
lies, by copying this brief article and enab
ling those interested to make further in
ouiries. H. MALCoM.
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go. xcyy advertisements.

D.1I I,srse in .Ssiinyrore...o "a AaH'-
more Card. .aDd seeerai "s'' lA'''a'IP''"
a5rsrtisemcats, GU the opposite page,
On THIS page, Rryao'ds & u ld@"e", ,
,,,s Of Leri.totn, adrcrtise large and
,r,,us,,e stork ct' Hrr1'care &c nor open.
,uo in LerisJwy...Eiine's Eead'e'' o-sa
Corn. Tar Appea', &c. dc.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30

SuGGEsTIvE.-Thc Clarion Blnncr has
LEGION of Honor" comprising those
that paid up-amounts SO also Black
List of ruuaways, owing SIG a13-ihe
runaways considerably ahead . Come
upon the "No Credit" platform, Bro.
Young; that with Americlnism, vii! serve
YOU much better than this trust-cyerybody-
and slow pay system.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30

- We are indebted TO Fns. NJ. ZIEBAcH,
for copy of Geographical Survey Of the
State of Wisconsin, by James G. Percival.
To some one unknown, for the Annua. Re-
por, Of the State Lunatic Asylum at Utica,
NY.
Also to some one unknown, for the Annual
Statement of the Pennsylvania institution for
the Blind.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30
Vl,O the Court of General Quarter Sessions
nc Ihs Peacc In and lnr lie COUNTY Mt

VlsO the Court of General Quarter Sessions
of the Peace In and for the county OF
Juon ~ the May Torn for ls~J, tr petition o! Ann
Gint-r Of Deer townhp, in tn county OF Union
lly She ", n. thai yon petitioner il sirus u
k.r,iu, pnt ir house ia the house gt by Ann 6iuer
las year anl where ia. formerly k.-t pubic LouN"
f.r nuahe. years, and is provided with every ne
.s.arv c.nyrn!rEce l.. 80 tt-r-i Fc pray, the
Count TO grant her Hcrus. 10 Keep .a''rn or h'-'
o: public t-rtlinment .Or the accommodation "i u'e
,.r. and strangers, and surh tavern Is Aect SHY
wanted, ard she will pray &c.
". tho su,scriicr. ,i:i.ruv ofWhit' Deer townsh r.
do .r,ify that ts above applicant is Of good putt fr
hn,.v n, ,r,nrsrauc. AM i. we'll yrON,.i With h,.se
room aud co ~, tnc,s Ia. lCi,ns and sccoinmois
iou f tr,r !eIS snd stranger, and -Grh 'aE IN :,
r-c,-s.ri!y wanted. Witness our hand tLls ~ oi
February IS,5.
Loyi I.uintcr. Andrew Sy bert Iarob Tr1xei, Harry
RAM Lewis D Rank. Martin Keeper. George rr.s-IJf
NJ srchl-rG NJ iioiii.an,Wua l.. Ritter, N3!sy Curly
Samuel Gcoilnud.r.
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"a Esnn's Fable Of the Young MAJ

N-. .Esop's Fable of the young man
who threw of his warm clothing because
the sun shone brighter than usual, should
never be forgotten in this variable climate
More sicknes. is caused by dofling our
winter. gear prematu-ely, than folks ge-
uera!ly imagine. "Not for May with all its
charms will throw Of! my winter arms,
sang an old poet-and experience proves
that he was right
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30

NJ. Baruum's last attempt to humong
The people, is to get up a "Na'ionar' Baby
Show at his Museum. silly or thought
less mothers who will bring big babies, or
fat babies, or twin babies, or trIp!et babies,
70 New York during the hot summer, to
be saped at by all the sharpers and gulis
Barnum may toll into his Museum may
,.,b,ns oct maid for their trouble, and
perhaps not. If there are many, however,
Baruum will be certain Of his pay.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30

@One of the Doctors Of the "Hen
Fever" which recently ragged SO generally
-BURSHuM by name-has published a
book, a Ia Baranm showing how he and his
compeers have imposed upon the public by
fostering the Shanghai speculation. He
is precious knave by his own showing.
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VENDUE.
WILL be sold at the Public House Of c
w D.KlIne, IN the Borough of Lewi,burg
lrn,nn "a pa On AAlllcGllL. AncH n

M I'LL DC SOlu d. upiAI ih'u-t VI -
w DKllne, IN the Borough Of LewI>burg,
Union Co., Pa, on Saturday. April =,
1855, commencing at 10 O'clock, A. NJ, the
following articles, viz: 5 Beds,eads and Bed
ding, Cherry Bureau, Corner aud Kitchen
Cupboards, lot of Chairs, Coal and Wood
Stoves. Tubs, Kettles and Pans, Barrels, Kegs
and Buckets, a ot Of superior Vinegar and
Currant Wine in quart ho,tes, Stands and Ia
bles, Pictures and Frames. lot Of Tinware,
Copper Kettles, variety Of Dishes, , large
Pullcys and Ropes, Wheelbarrow, selt OF
Carriage Harness, | Sett o. Hack Harness,
Brides and Collars, Family Carriage, Two
Horse Top Buggy, l Two Horse Covered
Spring Wagon, Fresh Mich Cow, Sleish,
Side Saddle and Bride, | large Wool Wheel,
l Thirty Hour Clock, large Bell, and vaFi-
ETY. of other articles too numerous to insert.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
March 50. ls55-lwl CD KLINE.
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Hrs. P. Thompson
WILL Gpnn a SCHOOL 70! YOt Nj

w LADIES, on the first "Wednesday IN
April, in the large and conrnoiIou' Room on
the hrs, floor of Mr.. Frick's new trck tuIii-
ing on Third ST. Instruction will be gwen
IN al! the branches usually taught IN Female
Seminaries. While an effort Will be made 10
direc, the pupil in sucha course a. viii ensure
intellectual discipline, attention VIII also be
paid to the cultivation Of the moral feelings
and the formation of correct HABITS. S-ch
assistance will be procured, as the interests
of the school NAV require.
Terms for the English branc hes during the
Summer Session OF ii weekS-from 81 80
10 81 so.
French, Latin, Music, and Drawing-E1tra.
Iewlsburg, March IA, 1855.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30
NEW HARDWARE STORE

!INHE subscribers are just opening Ne'c
stock of Hardware at the old Gra-
ham Stotc Room. Market street, LcUlsburg.
and request the citizens Of Union aai adjacent
counties to call and examine it, and thus help
us establish a business which we trust will
prove mutually beneficial. We will keep con-
sran,ly on hand general assortment OF Build
ing and Housekeeping Hardware, Coachware,
Saddlery. Shoe Findings, Iron, Paints, Oils,
Varnlshes, &c, which We will sell at cash 2ri-
c,s. Our stock is entirely nsr. and you can
rely with certainty upon getting the best arti-
cles at the Hardware Store Of
Reynolds 5. M'Fadden.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30
The Summer Session
If the LEWlSBURG ACADEMY,

~ Will commence on MONDAY, AfiA -,
1850 and continue 20 weeks.
The course of Instruction Is calculated TO
fit vourhs for College or for general business.
The Bible is in daily use, IN the School.
Composition and Defamation receive careful
attention; and Proficiency in Recitation OF
Studic-, is rewarded hy the bestoTment OF
.Comphm.n'ary Cards.
For Reference, the subscriber could give
the names of most Of our principal cIuzens
who have had children or wards under his care.
A class of Young Ladies will be secured
TuIrIoS For Languages, $40, Advanced
English, So; Common Branches, tHeading,
Writing. Geography. Arithmetic. Grammar,
and u. 5. lIistory) Sc; per session. Con-
ringent expenses per session, 30 CTS. per
scholar. No deductions except for sickness.
JOHN RANDOLPH.
March ls, 1858. Pr.acIpal.
.The number of pupils upon whom they were hes'nw
ed last Session. yls IS did not f' single heeAd-
tiDn although s.ule OF them had over 800.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30

CARPENTERS. we can supply you with
the celebrated Greenfie Tool Company's
Planes, Hunts celebrated Hatchels, Axes, Ad-
yes, Boat Builders Adzes, Chisels, Squares,
Saws, Saw Sets. Augers, Plane Bits, Hd!S of
all kinds. All will be sold lower than usual
at cash prices. Drop in and see. gentlemen;
no charge for examining stock. at the Hard-
ware Store Of REYNOLDS Il M'FADDEN,
Lewisburs.
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kscINGIOS y N + uti0cu'
Lewisburg, March -, 1883.

"OUSEKEPERS. attention, VIII be found
at the new Hardware Store of REY-
NOLDS * MFADDEN, Lewisburg, Candle
sticks, Snuffers, Clothes Lines, Coffee Mills,
Knives and Forks. Shears and Scissors. Bake
Pans, Round and Oval Boilers. Shovels AMI
Tongs, Stair Rods, &c. which will be sold low
for the money. Ladies. call and see,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30
DIED,

On the ced inst, Mary, wife Of Cyrus Ea-
ton, of Millrnburg, aged 4: years.
On the 10th inst, Philip Herroid, of Chap
man township, aged about G2 years.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30

~ Those Of our Town Patrons who
contemplate removing on the 1st April,
will please notify the Carrier.
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IesrisDWrN E"'
NovxIvc. MARCH so, lSo'

En,n,y MORNING, MARCH 'o, - 49,
v.nnf,rturer., Nercl rrt' NIrga'r.g me
Rss1,s Scss. ia en,.yi ss, IL
s !ss ss's ~ e ~ ~, : sg :. si \ @
and oe5s,.a 'lffai''" Of ari.5' D' rs
I.rse s,lpaIrrs p'b as any in the state --=
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30

2 If any Of our readers ask why the ist of
April Is called "All FOOLS Day" let them
consult the 18th ch. Cd y. of the book Of Prov
erbs, or the 25th verse of the same chapter.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30
APPEALS FOR 1855.

THE undersigned. Commissioners Of
Union County. will meet at their office,
in the Borough Of New Berlin, on Friday,
the 18th day of April next. for the purpose
Of holding the Appeals on the Assessments of
the various districts of Union County, when
and where all persons Who may eelthemselves
aesrieved, may attend if they think proper.
Assessors will be particular to return their
Assessments as early as possible on said day.
ADAM SHECKLER,
SEN f.EIrZEI. Comup's.
JOHN d. R0MIG,
conm'rs' cfice. Esw Berlin, March 20, lssa
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NARMERS. come and examin. our new
stock Of Trace, Halter, Breast and Butt
Chains, prong NJ. Forks, HAY Forks. Scvthes,
Grain Rakes. Cutting Knives, &C. a; the Hard
ware Store of REYNOLDS & MFADDEN,
LeWisburg
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& Hirac.e of Sciecce.

nR.CA.kELLING, Of MtebdBlesburgs
~ Cumberland 60. Pa, announces TO these
afflicted with Tumc r.. Wen Cancers, Io!ypus,
Impu5 Ho,es or MARKS. asfoiuia 9! kib5
Eyii, and all ci~eascs that have usually teen
treated y .,n cal:ti1 or ku!!c,iAat he can TcHoSs
them By an entirely new methot, .E.ihcni cat
ting, burning or pam. NeI'heT chiDEofofB or
ether Is administered 70 tic patien'. iI IS ho
ra'ler Il whai par Of the boty hey nay be.
he can remove them with perfect safety, aid
in 4 remarkably >hcrt time. NJ I.GeIal II
Vegetable poison IS arflie3-ard nc mcn-S
required az I'll cure IS perfected.
Pfo.apsis Cteri, tenlaie piala.s Chronic,
Venercs. and all other diseases Treated with
positive success. Full particulars III eiiher
En-ilsh o. German, can lie obiasnet by vrIiins
postpaid. Patients Ca he accOC. .IEVda ID win
Eoard or reasonable tcrm>.
MecLSnic>burG is Cue If the preiiIesi and
healthy towns in his or aTy olhet State. II .
vilcs from Harrisburg On the Cum.f R-B'
and acresslb lble forl all paris Ct the CDi"n-
DrKrliing will visit cases IN any part OF the
STAT when desired.
- Kind reader, if yHa know anv afflicted
fellow creature, delay not To tell them of iiiis
treatment Iy593
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30

CHHOEMAkERS know what trouble ii is 10
- get an assortment Of Lasts, Moroccos. Ii,
ming and Binding Skins, French Kilt. Shoe
Thread. Heel Nails, Br.stles, &c; all, and
much more, you will find at the new Hardware
Store of REYNOLDS q MFADpEN,
1cwisburc
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30
Estate of Daniel Ranck, decd.

NOTICE is hereby giren, tha, Letters
~ Testamentary ON the Estate OF DasIis
RAScK, (iate ui V hIie Deer Township. Union
countv) deceased have been granted to The
subscribers by The Register Of Union county;
therefore all those knowing themselves indeb-
Ted TO sad estate Will make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims viii present
them properly authenticated for settlement, 10
the subscribers, executors OF the last will and
testament Of SAID deed.
SAMUEL MARSHALL. (r
DAVID RAMSEY.
White Deer, Nov. 2s. le5i
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-30
Just Received!
,nuroyemeut In Daguer.eotyping!

CpYKER & HAWN announce TO ile
y public tia, they nave newly hiied up anu
greatly improved their Rooms ana APpaia'is'
and are prepared 10 ta.-e a-s.Ae isefsss SUI
eror to any IN this place here iuiOfe' ~ ".
cn,,;.I mr. iay,en from life. and serted n Me-
J9iiions. Brcas,c,p< FirserrIues, Wat,hSealS.
&C. and warranted ,-ue. We annex list of
our superior Cases: Papier Mache, Souvenir
Jronv Lind, level, Union, S5n'ag o al,Veivet
and Sbcu. Pictures taken 4, 81 and upwards.
Rooms at the old stand over DR.. Thornton ~
Co.. Drur store. @, 7u>i,e the Telegraph oi.ice.
Lewi,burg. Feb. -, ISIS
FOR SALE-A fiis;-r4te Ou'ft, all complete
and rea ~ for use, which we will sell 10 any
person, with full Instructions IN the business,
!or less than first cost.