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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-03-02
LIST OF LETTERS

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DEMAININa uncslied
IN March, list, 1855.
III Persons calling for .
please say they are advert
Abbott Mary A
Allen Margaret
Abbott l. b
Atkinson James
Andrews Euphasena ]
Afford ID p
Benson Henry
Baker Henry ID
Benson Hannah
J Buzzel John { mrs
Brown Isaiah
! Bickiord John mrs
Buzzell Lorenzo ID
: Benson Lucy J
Bates Mary
Beatty Mary
Bracket Marian
Blakc ltosilla G
BoartlInan Samuel Il
Benson Sarah
Bradbury Sarah
Burke Thomas
Brown Thomas NJ
Burnham Annie
Brown Alice
Baker Abby G.
Bailey Ii A
Bowden Caroline
Burns Catherine
Bragdon Charles II
Boiler Charles w
BIosnan Ellen
Bragdon Eunice l.
Beals Edward +
Brown T. A
Berry Mary
IClark Alfred
ICarey Bridge,
Cillcy Ii p
| Cleaves David
| Chapman Dennis
lCunn L B
CLARK Emma N
IClcayes T. M
Clough frederic
Coughlin Hannoruh
Council Justus
Clayton Ida
Conner l G
Clark Jane mrs
Clark Lilly A
Chadbourn Lucy A
Clark Lucy
Clap miss
Cleayes Martha A
Cleaycs X p mrs
Craig w 4
Conlon Michael
Cole T w
Cousins Tobias
Col- Clara
Doyle Eliza
Dole Flora
Davis Nancy
Davis Abraham
Davis Agnes
Doyle Charlotte l.
Dow Charles w
Dolby Harriet Amanda
Drew III
Daily John
Dorr Mary J
Davis Sarah l.
Douglass Seth
Doughty Samuel d
Dustan Sarah &
Donovan Timothy
Davis Ociavia
Edgecomb John w
Edwards John II
Emery franklin
Emery Charity A
Emery Charles
Folsom Nancy
Fackerl Royal
Foye J X
Face Sarah
French Samuel
Foss Angelina S
Foss Emery
Folsom Hannah
Floyd p l.
Fergus John
| Gray Abby
Goodrich Cynthia
IGerry Elisabeth F
lGould Ellen J
IGould 4 l.
Garrison Frank
Gordon Henry
Gowen Hannah
Gerald Hannah
Gowell Rhapsenah
Gray Robert
Fitzpatrick s b Capt
Gordon Thomas
Goodwin John
IGlrdon John
lGrant Jane
Goodwin Josiah
lGould James-2
IGOolherere Joseph
Fitzpatrick louisiana
IGUve Lois A
Godwin Mary Z
Goodwin Mariah
Goodwin Mary
IGnnt Nick
Guemey Patrick
lIoyson Margaret
Hooper Julia A
Hall John Z
Hubbard James G
Halhon Lucy J
Howard Nancy
Hooper Peter
Hill Richard
Ham Rufus
Hammond Susan J
lleywUni Siias +
Haley Sarah w
Hopping William
Hayes Theodore
Hannblin Ably
Ham Augustine ID
Hayes Albert w
Hall Caroline l.
lloyt Catherine
Holman Clara
llcnihon Charles
Hayes Deborah
Hurley Dennis
Il1zzcl,lne Francis
Hill Ezra
Hall Ellen
Harrison George
Hamilton Helen
Hartman Harriet
Hammond Hannah II
Hamilton Abby
IJorlan Samuel
JeiireS Albci,
ior,lan Ann
Johnson l;li
IJOhnSn Freeman
lJ,~c Elisabeth Is
I-ir,y l. X
Jordan Monroe
luhnsOa Phidelia F
IOf,lan II Jr
loldan William s
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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-03-02

Iva MARY SMITH.
LETTERS
e In the Post once, Biddsto'
y OF the following letters, =,
Ied.
Johnson VIM Capt
Jellison Sarah r
Kennard Russell L
Kennison Levi
Kimball Lyman l.
Kimball Charles
Kennard Sarah
Lord James
Libby James 0
Libby John
Lorilner Elizabeth
Lincoln Rosette
Libby Seth B
Lowell Theodosia w
Liiilefield Abigail
Lowell Abby n
Lowell Amelia
Leach Almon
Llillefeld Catherine
Lili!elield Charles
Libby Elizabeth l.
Llbby Franklin
Lewis George w
Leighton George
Lynch Hanora
Libby Henry
Milliken Margaret
Moon Martha NJ
Mach Mary
Milliken Mana
McAllister Martha
Murch Mir"pda
Morrison Margaret
McKenny Moses
McGrath Michael
Merrill ReSser
Moul,on Ssr,h G.
Mcdonald Srsan
Moulion Sarah
Mcbride Eli
NIrservc Emily
McAlIis'er Elizabeth
Milliken Augusta
Morse Charles l.
McGraih George
Moorc George
Mitchell Jane Mrs
Merrill Levi
March Llura
nj, Kenny Wallace
Mason WIN F
McGray VIM
Merrill Thomas l.
Merrill Ellen
Noye, Charity G.
Moves Jane
Nellie Miss
Nash Martha J
Pratt John
Proal Jackson
feuIi Bil,.
Paul T. s
Pearl Frances +
Parker Betsey q
Page Anna
Powell John }
Patterson Lydia ]
Parker Lizzie
Perkins Mary
Pilsbury Sceihc Il Mrs
Perkins Thomas
Phillips Adrian
Roberts John III
Rhodes Joseph
Rowe Mary A
Record Nnham Jr
RackliR Samuel
Rogers Henry A
Rolph lImmiIa
Ripley Ellen
Retllon Eliza s
Ross Elizabeth b
Robbins America G
Kicker Abigail L
Reynolds Abby M
Spear Mary Anna
Spear Jane
Siackpole Jane Mrs.
Saxon John
Staples John
Stewart J )
Sawyer Loveza
Spaulding Lois Mrs
Smith Lucy l.
Shaw Capt Nj
S,ackpole nj NJ
Sawyer Mary p
Stevens Mary L
Smith Miranda
Seavy Olive nj
Swan Pcnnelia L
Smith Alfred
Staples Charles F
Swain Frank
Smith Emily
Smith Elizabeth II
Slackpolc Elizabeth
Slrout Elisha
Sproat Frances mrs
Seavey T. Ii
Sawyer Francis l.
Smith Horace
Spencer Henry
Smith Henry
Stone WIN
Small S rph b
Small Samuel
.Sysba Rebec.a
Thompson Judith
futile John II
Traiion HELEN 8
Thomas George w
Tibbeiis Daniel
Thorn Charles NJ
Thompson Abby
Tripp Lucy A
Turner Adelia
Tuscan Fideiia
Tibbci,s Mary
Thompson Martha a
Turbox Samuel Q
Ticrnan Patrick
Usher George w
Underwood Edwin X
Vickery Nathaniel
Weymouth Charles T.
Woodbury. john NJ
w1Nllnun James
Welch Joseph
Warren John II
Waterman LucyJ
Wentworth NJ ]
Whitman Marcia
Whilehuuss Nancy
Wakefield Olive l.
Webster WIN l.
Wildes Albion
We, Anu Il
WaierhOu>e Abby
Wlaklcy ID I
WoSl!v Charlotte
Wll,les Clarinda
Whi,comb Elizabeth
Warren Francis
WhiieO,nb Francis T.
Woodmun Horace
Wehber Huldsh l.
Walker Grorge n
York Emerson
Yea,on Jases
n TUCK, Postmaster.
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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-03-02

AZ Court OF Probate held nj saco, within and
for the County Of York, on the first Monday In Fsb
ruary, IN the year OF our Io0d one thousand eight
hundred aud IN .6vc, by the Honorable Joseph T..
Nye. Judge Of said Court;
John Pray, Guardian of Andrew J. Eastman, n
% minor, aud ehld of Andrew J. Eastman, late of
Par.onsfeid, In said County, deceased, having pre-
scented his first account Of Guardianship Of his said
ward Tor allowance:
ORDERED That the said Gn,riAn give notco To
MI persons interested by causing copy Of this order
a. be published three weeks successfully, IN the Union
and Eastern Journal, printed nj Biideford, IN said
county, thu tbeymay Hppearst n Probate Court To
lie held ut Biddeford, In said County, on the 6rst
Monday OF March nert, nj ten Of the clock H. the
forenvan and shew cause ifany they have, why tho
same should not be alowed.
I Aue.t,-PRANCfs BAroN, Register.
A true copy. Attest-PRANCIs HhC0N, Register.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-03-02

Lewiston Falls, Feb. 9Th, 1855. avs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30

PLEASE READ AND CIRCULATE
$3.50 per Year always in Advance

and
Its
tl.ewbu
Ikeepup upwui
ofc affair those
our course Our
of
offngn labor and taxation; and whoever ana
havoc b csanCc operation
has
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ceofl
THAT sl5o will
be rule toaN
ana the
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30
The County Offices.

The Commissioners have taken a room
on Market square, south side, rear of Lin
& Norse's law office, where their Clerk vii
be found after this week, and we suppos
the Treasurer at the proper time.
The Sheriff has his Office with j. \
Mertz, Esq, on North Third street, cas-
side, upstairs, over Fitzpatrlck's bookstore
The Prothonotary, and Register & Re
corder have the two rear rooms in tht
basement of the Baptist meeting-house.
These rooms are all near each other ano
near the Court Room, and are the most
suitable that could be obtained.
Next Monday, the County Records &c.
will be removed here. We trust those
engaged in that service will not indulge
the clarifying spirit exhibited by the
who forty years ago took
the records from loungmanstown; and
also that the bells will not be tolled at the
kit Of the Tarstowncrs as they were at
The departure Of the lsraclitcs.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30
The Lewisburg Chronicle
AN INDEPENDENT FAMILY JOURNAL,
lssusd on Friday Mornings at Le~ist"rJ
L., cn,.nt. D.n,nr, I,nnin

Union county, Pennsylconic.
7ERNS-Sl,5O per year, TO BE PAID N Anv.ScE-and
thss>n-r. loat,r or shorter period. Thus
50 cents will pay for four months 20 cts for six months
I for eight months s. for sixteen months 50 for two
years &c. Single Nos, cts. Payments by mail paid
resolved in gold postage stamps bank notes at their
value here es.rapers to stop with the time paid for
ADVERTISEMENTS handsomely inserted at 80 cents Per
quAre ono week. 25 each Subsequent insertion s.
or six months s. a year. Half squHre-e5c, l5c -
So Two squarcs-sI, 5oc, 80 $50 Merchants sc. not
over fourth of column, $40 year. All Others may
b. agreed upon square is lG lines Of BREWER l. O:
noupare Large stereoypc and advertisements Of
. d,moralizing tendency, not admitted
Communications desired topics Of general interest
not within the range Of party sectriau contest All
letters to post paid, accompanied by the and
address Of the writer, to receive attention.
The MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH is located in the office
ef tho Chronicle, by which often get important News
n advance Of the Mails.
Connected with the Office ample mat ria's FOR most
kinds ofJOB PRINTING, which will he executed with
neatness and despatch and reasonable terms.
pn-Ca.ual Advertisements TO L. paid for VII handel
H. aud Job Work when delivered.
0ooorce on Market street, north side second story, 81
asor above the Post Oioe.
WoRDErJ 81 CORNELIUS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30
SsDOEN AGENCY, SC.

YNHE subscribers have established BOOK
AGENCY IN Ph,la., and will furnish any
book or publication At the retail price free u
postage. Any persons, by forwarding US the
subscription price of anv Of the S3 Magazines,
such as Harpcr'S, S,Godey's Putnam ,Graham'S $,
Frank LcSIie'S Fashions. etc. Will receive the
magazines for one year and a copy of = >plcn-
did lllhograph portrait Of either Washington,
Jackson, or Clay; or, If subscribing 10 a :s2
ard a 81 Magazine, they will receive 4 copy
Of either Of the three portraits. II subscribing
% $ worth of NJ azines all three port -ltS will h
gratis. MUSIC furnished to those wh, NAV wish it,
ENVELOPES Of every d, scriptiou AMI si1r, in Large
small quantities, furnished Seal Presses, pi's &c sent
to order.
Every description Of ENGRAVING; on WOOD .yecutc !
with nr;.tnrss ami dcspach-views of Building, Nres
payer irliHLs. Nirws Of Va rhnery, Book
Lodge Certificates Eusuess Cards &C AL orders sent
ly mail promptly atteu! 4 To- ferfons wishing view
Of their buildings engraved eau send DasuerGeptyYc or
sketch of the building 10y Mail or Express
Persons ~ lis;an-" hay aleibIc articl oui find
it 10 their advantage address the subscribers
would act a agents for the SALE # the sam.
BlRiH Il FLEECE,
30. S0uTH THIRD : fEEgT, PnILipgiPrIA, Pa.
:. II. RYRAM. llyou7 7. PIERCE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure,
E0R the Prevention and Cure of Inter

l. mittent and Remit,ent Fevers, Fever and
Ague, Chls and Fever. Dumb Asue. General
Debility, Night Sweais, and all other ferns Of
disease which have common origin in Ma.
laria or Midsma.
This is NATURAL ANTIDOTE which will entirely
protect any rrilrut traveller in the >iCy
swampy localities, aHy Alur bilious dis
whatever, any injury from constant uEainE Malaria
Misama.
1t will instantly check the Ague in persons who tavs
suffered fr1n any length Of r from dan MY
years that they need 10 have another chill ~
continuing in according u directions Tie IAtcI-
at once IvGs 10 aFq-t Hnd >trrncth Hnt con-
tnues until permanent and IA .ca,l frCttJ.
one bottles will for ordinary
may require Il! Directions printed ,Tuau Frenci,
and >pi,h. accompany each bottle Prise One Dollar.
Liberal discounts made TO the trade.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30
Lcwisburg Chronicle West Branch Farmcr-Nov 80 1855

HoIIoway's OINTMENT AND PLLs certain Cure for
Scald llcadsIenry. IL, Marin, TO- and John Ames .,
Of Apaachicola Florida all thr affected With tins
d.sasrerabie ma!ady; Maria in particular in u
wretched plight with it, and although there many
remedies riri yet the maaly did not to decrease
indeed the disease spread ef all the surface, 10
the great annoy Of the parents and discontinue "i
thr child: the blood of the others equally impure.
At last the parents put the three under Of II
lOways Ointment and Pills, which cured them all in the
space OF nineteen days These remedies also wonder
fu!!N e:lcnelons IN all l..ases ni The skin.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters OF
Administration on the Esrate of JACOB
BAKER late of BuifIloe township, Union
county, deceased, have been granted l. the
undersigned in due form Of Law Therefore
all persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate are hereby requested tn make
immediate payment; ard those having just
claims against the same are also requested to
present them property authenticated for settle
iuei, to thn subscribers, III Bufaloe township.
HENRY BAKER, Administrators
CiTHARINE BAKER
Nuy g. 1888 pd6w
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30

''LrWIsuyB'. Union Co. Pa. May . 1855
NR J. A Tf,ptS- Dear SIr: Tie l.N ufIn-iicinc YOU
sent duly received tie IIth II April havn
sold about Lf f Il. and isr the people that have
usCt are sI;i I that Il has cured th"m. u has
talniy stopped tr Acue in every who has u'cd 10,
and Of IL, e long standing Nv sister.
who bas had It five wears back and could never
get il stcTpe except by QujnIur. and that only long
She would taAe is think entirely cured by
your rrLIyiy. C. l. NGINLY.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30
leWisuIrs IAarket.
MARRIED,

In Muncy, I'D inst, by Bev.W m.Life Capt
PHILIP SHAY and Miss PnIscILLA NJ. LLEwEL-
LIN, all of Muncy.
BY Rev B Bausman, 29;h inst Elias LeItzel
OF West Buiialoe and Mss Catharne Dlnkei
of Pickaway Go. q.
By Rev II kennari, 22i inst, Rev Malachi
F Taylor of Washington and Miss SaIie Ann
daughter of Elijah Mitchell of Phiad.
On the 18th INST, by Rev \ B Casper, Henry
Uirlch of Jackson Up and Miss Hetly Beaver
of Union. ed, Jacob Kline OF Jackson and
Miss Sarah Brouse of Union.
By Rev J + Shinde, sth inst, Isaac Beaver Of
Unoa and Miss MARY Huinmel o. Mlddlecrk.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30

always on hand-cLeaper than tn oheares'.
Haviue a large f rec II ex?cr r"Hcci har5s
in my employ. hope with al. these iac.Lucs
to give general satisfaction, aad share literally '
in pubic patronage. ! respectfully invite al
wanting anything in M hAc ii business 10
call and examine my stock OF t'voaS-
JOHN II. BEALE.
LewiSbUrg, NAV IG. l>j5.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30

Take more is-ct.ir. Ivrirs Mercury. uuinirc. Fb
rG-es >trvcu ne. or Anti PERI, any kinI. Tho
wei known iueirigucy e these roNu- T-is proves
them TO h the u-prin- either OF ise medical Iriuci
pies Of le-ceutry tacSS. The ony remedy Ia exis
teuCe that J. l0IE ami harmless. i
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CT2E-
en For sale a. tie I.ewisbur- Cros>-Cut ~
sLI,>1 l. i. NGINLy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30
DYES Bank Note Plate DelineatOr.

Recommended and Eulogized by Letters from
all the Bank Note Engraving Companies in
the Union.
This mighty publication contains perfect
description Of every part Of all the genuine
Bank Bills circulating in the United States and
British America. The Work is II inches long
and wide, and contains 800 pages, and has
got up at an expense Of $4,000, haylng been
over three years in course of completion.
The DELIEEATOR is furnished TO SuhScri-
berS, IN company with DYES SrmimonIh'y
BANK MIRROR and COIN CHART, for >e3
per annum; single copies, S2-AGlresS
JOHN =. DYE. la2 Broadway New York
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30

SH~The Pope wants aims to put up 4
College at Rome for the education Of
American Priests. American priests not
to be educated in America
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30
Aril,.sr's scsEseaiing Cans

4 RE- the cheapest and les, Patent out fu-
"A preserving Fresh Ftul; and Vegetables.
Three sizes tar sale hv
HURSH n WORSE. LewiSturg.
i.Peterson's MANUAL for pre>ervin g
Fruits &c. Tor sale aS above-Trice III c's.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30

CHRISTIANITY IN BURMAH-A Bap-
tist missionary il Burmah writes that in
the region of Toungoo, some thirty or for
ty zayats have been built that abou; one
thousand had been baptised on the noun
tains Of Shwaygyeen; about as many have
been taptised in Touugoo, while three
thousand are still requesting the rite.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30
Notice Of Inquest.

"NION County, $50 Mary Moore. Of
Kelly township. Union county, Penr-
SvIvanIa, widow; Joseph Moore, Of Washing
ton t,wn> hip, Lycomlng county, P,nn> ylyanIa:
James Moore, Jr, Of last BuiiaIoe township,
Unlon county, PeunSy lyania; Leah. intermar-
RED with Els M'Cair, pr M'Ewen>ylle, Nor
cumberland county. Pennsylvania; Rebecca
Y. in,crmarricd with Or. N-m. IL. Ludwig. de-
ceased. latr OF LcwIsugrg borough, lnlcn
county. PENNSYLVANIA MARY Ann. Intermar-
rIei with Jus,rh MeI,eH, Of LewIShurt bor-
ou.h, Union county, Pcau>y lvdnla; E'lZaHriA.
widow of William v. Ir.anj, deceased. now Of
Kelly township. Union county, Pennsylvania 4;
and Martha lnjrrmarreI with RevC.A.iiewIt,
now residing IN Nrpou>et Bureau county, State
of Illinois, heirs aud legal representatives. Of
JAWS MuomE, ST., lale OF Kelly township, aiore-
SAID. deceased:
NOTICE Is hereby given, That By virtue ol
a Writ # Partition issued out OF The Orphans
Court of Union county and To ne directed, an
INQUEST viii he held on the premises, COM
mcucing at hail-pas, eight o'clock IN the NOR
uing OF FuIpAY the liih day OF December next
for the purpose OF making partuoa or va.ua.
non, according t. law, Ct SAID deceGrat'S real
estate. comprising the Mansion Farm. situate
IN Kelly township aforesaid, containing two
hundred and Sixty acres more or less. bounded
on the east by Inc West Branch Of the SuS-
quohlnna river, OF the south by lands OF Dr.
James ). Duugal, IN the west by lands Of Peter
ulgrnbuch and others, and on the south by
lands Of Jacob keiScr, Dr.. Alb IL Longshore and
others; also 4 piece Of Timber Land contain
ing about fourteen acres, situate IN w hIie
Deer township, Union county. FrnnS ylvauia
adjoining lands Of David l.. kaufman, Daniel
b. Rebcr and others: " hen and where you
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30
LNIpENCE OF sAFETY.

New York, June II. lsS5-
Il ave made ch meal examination Of 'RuoDzs' Es-
vER tNn ADUE CrrE.' ''ANTIuaTET To NsL,T'l- and
have tested n for Arsenic. Mercury Quiniue and StrNch-
nine but have una iar,c!e Of either IN it.
have founi any sub,tsurr composition that would
prove II. .UIluus . t.r constitute Cu.
JAMES Z. CillLroS, VI y. Chemist"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30
.J.GOid.nit;a & Bros.
BONS' CLOTHING

constantly on hand. Goats, PantaloOns, Vests
Craya,>, Handkerchiets, Suspenders, Socks
&c. &c. IN vas, protuslon. Call and examine
the asSoriment-uo charge is made for look
ing. - CUSTOM WORK promptly atten
ded to. LVT Don't miss the door-it Is next IL
Yoder's, at the sign Of the Big Flag.
J. GOLDSMITH n BROS
IeWi-iur- Oct 10 1858
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30
LeWisburg Post Office Arrangements

PHILADELPHIA Mail daily except Sunday via Cat
tawi~sI Il. X. t. Milton. close at U clock 4. Vi.
EASTERN Mails, daily trxcept SundayJ
close at ) ; o'clock T. ".
WESTERLY, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
close at s. O'clock A. VI.
NORTHERN,(Wi liiams port Mond. Wcdn. and fri,
clos, at = o'clock, A. VI.
SOUTHERN, (selinsgrovcJ Tucsd Thur-d and Saturd-
close at Il O'Clock, VI.
BJTFiLO y ROADS e FOREST IiLL,Turs ami Fri ,
Close at =. NJ, OF night Preceding.
EusIncss hours daily lrNccrt Sun1aysb from until
IL o'clock, 4, NJ, and from II until =. VI.
Nov II, 1853. II. v. CEUTZER, y. VI.
Post Office Stamps stamped Enyclope r sale AZ the one.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30
S. r.OcNs, BOOKs.&c. variety

grsGr EsOCEAs! BOOKS. &c. a variety
tSES of School Books, Blank Books, GItt
Books fer holiday presents, Toy Books, Albums,
Diarys Magazines Newspapers, Letter and Cap
Paper of different, qualities, Fancy Note, Draw
ing, Legal, and Sermon paper, Bristol Board
for Needlework. Envelopes of every descrip-
ton, Waters Motto &c fine Steel and Metallic
Penns, ,Quills, Pen and Paper Knives, Gold and
Silver Pens and Pencils. Inkstands, Inks, Port
Munnaies, Folos, Tooth Brushes and a variety
of articles for the toilet
For Safe Cieap AZ the LerisJurg Post Cfice.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30
ESTaAY /.

7 EFT my premises about three weeks ago
L small sized BElNDLE COW, soon
TO be fresh, COR perhaps has already Gallo
She has short horns, and was m good order
when She left. Whoever will return the Cow
or give Information where she may be found,
shall be suitably rewarded.
JONATHAN F. IOST.
Ncar the Cemeicrv. LeWI>hnrg. Nov. 6
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-30

ILLNESS OF SENATOR DoUGLAs.-The
attending physician of Senator DOUGLAS,
whose illness at Terrc Haute, Ind, has
before been mentioned, writes on the 18th
inst, that at that time there was no change
to warrant it safe in saying when he would
be able to leave his room. He had been
seriously i'll for the previous three weeks,
and when the letter was written he was
not in 4 condition either to write or die
tate
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DIED,

In Franklin TIP, 9Th inst, Christiana Smith
aged IS years.
In Jackson Tp, Jacob Roush, aged &c years
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r@-The National American Council tc
nominate a President and Vice, is called
officially, at Philadelphia, 22d Feb, and 3;
preliminary meeting on the 18th.
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GEORGIA SCnooLMAsTERs.-Two of
the most prominent freesoil members of
the United States Senate, in carly life,
taught school in the State Of Georgia, viz:
Lyman Trumjull, Of Illinois, and Vim.
II. Seward, Of New York, (both antisla-
very
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Cutting aDa, 1;ai,is.S
Eseaiy-n,aic Clothing

in all their branches, with despatch, accoriir 2
10 order. without eaJJag Hg, ana on the mos,
rea Snuahie frrIns.
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nLAIN and Fancy Stationery of all kinds,
at ". Fitzpatrick & Bros New Book
Store, Sd ST. Lewisburg.
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WIN. CAMERON, Esq, of Lcwi>burg, i
elected President of fNorthumberlaudBa Bank
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Mile Rachel, the Jewish tragedienne,
has been obliged to quit Philadelphia, gi-
wing up all her northern engagements,
and going to the South for the preserya-
ton Of her health.
Eg~The trial of rowdy Baker for the
murder of rowdy Poole has commenced in
New York.
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VOCAL MUSIC
BEAVER s. KREMER
HAVE just opened a Second Supply
Ill Of Fail and Winter Goods,

consisting In part oI
Ladies' Dress Goods and Trimmings
CaSSimeres and Satineus,
1000 yards Of CalicoeS we will sell at cts,
worth 10 cts.
Beautiful CalicoeS at lcl cts.
500 yds English Tapestry Brussels Carpets as
low as they can be had at retail in Phllad.
500 yds Ingram Carpets at various prices.
A new assortment Of Queenswarc, Hard
ware, Oil Cloths, etc. etc. CALL AND SEE
Nov -. 1858 B&k