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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-01
From 3jDi!a0rlpbia
ICorresponience Of the LcUisburg Chronirl'.l
PnILAD,, Friday, May %.

lllLab', Iliuat, nag 10
DEAR CHRoNICLE-By the arrival Of
the America at Halifax, we have later
dates from Europe, but nothing new or
strange. Every arrival but tends to con-
firm the opinion which every one Who has
reflected on the subject must hare I'll
along entertained, namely that there is not
the smallest chance Of peace for the pre-
sent, and that Russia has all along only
been playing the hypocrit, with the Allies,
holding out hopes, which, while they have
tended to limit their operations, they have
themselves been the while preparing for
a desperate struggle; and, now all hopes
Of peace are past, the Allies find that Rus
.ia he's not only duped them, but that any
hopes iu!.t upon Austria, like the name
written on the sands Of the sea shore, have
VANISHED and if they are successful in the
stru.glo, they will have the satisfaction of
being "4loae in their glory
The .nglish press complains, because
The symrathies of America are not with
the Allies. The great "bugaboo" held
I'd is the encroacbments Of Russia-the
dreadful nightmare Of Cossackism. WheE
the first Napoleon would have placed a
barrier against the spread of the dreadful
curse, all the dynasties of Europe cried
out against the usurper of tie 'divine
rights" of kings-rose in arms against the
man who regenerated France and would
have placed the greater part Of Europe on
the same level but for the prosecuting ha-
tired of England. Historians, l know,
have made the man a monster; but is it
not somchat strange that those WHO persu-
ed him to the death, now quote Kim as
their oracle-are now in league with his
shadow-and horrihed that all the world
should not believe and feel just as they do
swear by their Gods and sacrifice on
their altars
England woull fain make US believe
land France also) that The present is a
great moral crusade intended to defend
the race from the inhction Of dreadful
punishment Do you believe it Is such
aspitit found in il. If such spirit an
innate the Allies il the present struggles,
where was it wheu fair Hungary-once
the bteakuater Of Eurore-was trampled
IN the dust By the iron heel Of Russia ?
Where was it when French bayonets trans
6xed tie struggling Roman, and Srcsted
from his grasp the gem for which he had
risked life and foftune, and dared fhe
dreaded thunders of the church fixing
upon that dowutrodaen people as scul-de'
."'y'ns tyranny as ever rcisrel ovel
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DIED,

At Mooresdale, Kelly Tp., Union Co., Pa,
29,h May, after a rapid decline of week or
two, Dea. JAMES MOORE, SEyIoR, aged 76
years.
Father Moore *as native Of New Jersey.
but for half century citizen Of central Penn
sy!vahia, and extensively known as bridge
builder and contractor. An originator and
fast friend Of the University at Lewisburg-
foremost in every good work both in the
Church and in society al large-a man Of sin
gurar industry and oneness Of purpose, his
place will be very diticul, to .ilf. His rrtr. is
his best Eulogy and the wide circle of his
friends and his large family have The consola-
tion Of knowing mat as he livei, he died. [IIis
funeral i, is expected will be attended to this
(Friday) afternoon, a, the Lewisburs Genet
ery.l W.
In Jackson Tp. ciiii ull., Elizabeth Lciizel,
aged about 81 years.
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If YOU have contracted the terrible disease which,
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The Fluil Extrac. ot BueIu hes been pronounced hy
eminent physicians TIE Greatest Remedy ever known
T. mrcine perfectly pleasant in its taste ana very
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Debility brought by s'ifahu'', II most terrible
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Foreign News.
NEW YORK, May so

NEW J oRk, May oU.
The Pacific has arrived with one weeks S
later news from Europe.
Affairs at sebastopol differ little from
previous adviccs. The siege is progressing
slowly but surely Some severe fighting
had taken place, the Allies being largely
4,;.so-,al G4u- C~~robort has resigned.
Sweden is forced to take part in the war.
The attempted assassin os the French
Emperor, has been executed.
New negotiations for peace are pro-
crossing under the auspices of Austria.
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Dr.. II. H. Dersham,

HAVING permanently located in L.
IL wisburg. Pa.-(Otice al the lower end
of Market street, nearly opposite to Peters
Hotel)-would respectfully announce 10 the
citizens of the town and vicinity, that he Is
prepared to answer promptly all calls in his
profession. u has devoted much time and
Special attention 10 all diseases and hy the
success which has attended his practice in
etlier places, he expects good share Of the
public patronage.
Special attention VIII al'o h given to all
Chronic diseases. sGch as Female Complaints
of every form and varict,, Liver Complain,
Piles. Dv>peps IA. .Rheumltis1i. Scro.ula Drop
sy, Acue, Bronchitis, Sore FvcS, Nervous or
Sick Headache. Neuralgia, ST NIiuS' Dance,
FITS. CONSUMPTION, Asthma. Ulcers, CaNccrs.
letter. Scald Head, Phlccrnasia Dolens or milk
leg, Flstula. Palsy, Cataract. Deafness, Hare
lin. White Swelling. Debility, TunorS. rorns,
&c. &c. In almost every Chronic case, =
complete cure will BE- effected. ii the directions
are followed. No pay is required until cure
IS performed. Charges will invariably he as
customary.-f ewishurg Ar-il le. 1855 6r-
Nr7r-pr " has stuIiei The Oh and tho Nc, sy''ur
of Nedrine and will practice the New ~ A. rican
FItr stem This system rises the Old O. regular
tlopathc systvm except Caiome; Berdin, Is srl'oul
us,i II contains the botanic system, and -verEthnG
y,taIls f-am cyery other sonTtc what.ser-
it in its character, Always piEt9sins and
{ ir,.-o
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nj WlARH1SO.

In Milton, 9Th ul., by Rev. Slater c. Hep
burn, DIR. Henry A. LchienthaIcr, and Miss
Jane daughter OF Samuel Hepburn, Esq, both
of Milton.
On the 22d nit, by the Rev. 4. D. Casper,
Samuel +. Gift, of Lewisburg, and Miss Cath
arine Aurand, Of East BuTaloe
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aThe Open Bible
4 GENTS wanted to sell a new wOr

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n entitled Paganism, Popery and Chrisll-
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~ See New Advertisements
Appointments by the Governor

O.N.WoRDES (old-line Whig) Notary
poblic at Lewisburg, Union county. In
place of II.C.Hickok, Esq, who has reno
we'd to Harrisburg.
REUBEN DOWNING to be Prothonotary
of Luzerne county, in place of DR.. AnsOn
Curtis, deceased
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-01
Union County IS.
~ In the Court of Common

III lHt Nou't WI
,SEAI., Fieas. In the matter of the Afpli-
cation for a Charter Of incorpura-
ton of 'sChariv Lodge No. III al
LewiSburg Pennsylvania" And now to wit;
MAY the I4lh \. ID. 1888, the within lnSiru-
ment of Incorporation Of "Chariry Lodge, Nc.
IA at LewiSburg, Pa" presented by John ID.
Linn, Esq. TO said Court, examined hy the
Court, and the objects, articles aud condiilohs
therein set forth and contained appearing law
tul and not injurious 70 the community. SAID
Court directs SAID Instrument 10 he filed IN the
office Of the Pt0thcnotary G. said Court, and
also directs notice 10 he Inserted IN the LEV
isburg Chronicle" for at least three weeks
setting forth that an application has been
made 10 said Court 10 grant such Charter OF
Incorporation. and that if no Sufficient reason
be shown 10 the contrary, the said Court al
September Term, the next ensuing, wiii grant
a Charter as prayed for.
Per Curiam.
SAMUEL ROUSH, Pro'h'y.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-01
The long stablished Hat Store !.

FRANKLIN SpYKER would respect
/ fully annource that he has jnS, opened a
most SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of SPRING AND
SUMNER HATS, CAPS, and Go
THING. aud IS selling them al lo~er pf!ces
than ever before offered 10 l.ewishufS.
JIa&s- s-Mo!e>l'n. SILK, Brush, W Ide-awake.
Angola, Hungarian, Panama, Straw, CHIP nc;
Gaps of all sorts, sizes, descriptions and
prices.
Flats and FancY Hats for CHiI.DRkN, OF
the latest and most beautiful patterns
CIOtIiftsg iyF Spring and Sunner.snch
a> Goats, Pants, Vr,ts. Shirts, Hosiery. Gloves
SuSpenders, and every other SOFT Of Wearing
Apparel Of the lalctt cut, and cheaper than
the cheapest. ,
{ Carpet Bags. Trunks, Umbrellas and .
great variety Of olher articles.
i he pubic are cordially iEriied to exam
inc his stock. as lie Is confident that they Viii
BE- satisfied with hiS Goods and Prices. r.
member lne Old Stand Market street, I'd door
east Of Third, formerly & F Spykerl
Lewisburs, Apr.l Il, 1858
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-01
sIrNr DAVID REFER is elected TrC

s@Mr. DAVID REFER is elected Trea-
surer of the Lcwisburg Savings Institution
in place Of Mr.. SHELLER, resigned.
The business of the Institution is CONT
nually increasing, and the new Treasurer
enjoys, equally with his predecessor, the
eutire confidence of the community.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-01
Administrators Notice;

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters
lN of Administration ON the estate Of HENRY
DIEFFENDERFER, Jun, late of White Deer
Tn, Union Co., deed have been granted 10 the
undersigned by The Register Of Union county,
in due form of law y; therefore. all persons IN
deb,-d To said estate ere requested to make
immediate payment; and those having lus.t
claims are also requested 10 present them
prpr.r'y authenticated for se'f'emenf.
4 IN so,s5l toSIAH RANCK, him'r.
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Eeerlsbesl'g, pa.
,orn,v NopyISG. JUNE l, 1853.

FRIDAY MORNING, JINt T.
nvERTlZE,- E,-Nanufacturcrs, MerchHh'S r,,iS;sbnrS|
\ pi.,Iic GHcers in City and Country; r,,I, The
q. who wish to buy scli.wou.i i' ;ah ~S has iarse
Hl',.;nr circulation in a community contlI.S
iar.. proportion Of active solyent PFci"e''s'
I'D dealers rs any In the state
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-01
J. Franklin Harvey, n. o.,
HOMEOPATHIC PhlSician---w0all

>
j L respectfully announce TO the citizens Of
i.ewisbur, and vicinity hat he has permanent
IL .ocati himself IN thS place, and ASKS
share of the public patronage, feeling assured
that he can treat with unsurpassed success all
curablc Diseases that the human family are
prone To. la the treatment Of dlscaNea ci IT,
males aUd children the great homeopathic
law stands without a rival also IN chrome
diseases, that has baiied The ski OF other Sys-
TENS, iIomu opa,hy stands forth as giant,
claiming victory N almost every case All
ve afflicted, give It 1 trIal il will net cost you
much Try before you condemn.
Dr. II. IS regular graduate Of the iiomfE-
opaihic Medical College, Of Pennsylvania,
(Phllada)
Office on Second street. above Market. for
merry occupied by Or. Wilson, where ne can
be consulted at all times when not on profess
sioua duty.
Lewisburg, April 90, 1888.
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HAP of Union and Snyder Counties.
NARNISIIED. With NoOlen Rollers.

7 aud on Muslin. ready 10 be hung nF'
will be sent by the subscriber, postage pad:
Township map, colored, ior - 20
Geological = {" :. -:
The DIVISION line is drawn on this map, a.so
Township lines, and as 1t contains all the
principal Roads, and shows comparative DIS
tances, it should be studied ~ al vino are 10
vote on the location Of the Seat OF JgSiict'
The Geological Map shows the strata oi the
two Counties. =,
For cheaper copies Of The Map, ald-esS
X. NOLkNAR.
Lswisburg, Nay lS, 1855.
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CABINET WARE;

Egs5ss Having taken the Shop Oh
- North Fourth street, near the
Franklin House, formerly occupied by A
Uunachv and \ b Elder, the subscriber most
respectfully Informs the citizens of Lewi.bu:c
and vicinity that he is prepared TO manufacture
all kinds Of Cabinet w are, comprising
BUREAUS. TABLES, Det>tea3s. Slands.s3
Sofas Corner Cupboari;. Card Tables. all u
kinds of CH AIRS. sc. Also ihai he nakesCA
COFFINS 10 order and having provided blni
self with lIEAf1SE he will Re prepared ID
attend Funerals.
Having engaged the. bes, worlnen, ,.here!ot5
the public may rely upon having The besi Of
work from the best materials.
JOHN s. SHIPT0S
NIB. All kinds, of Country Produce taxed
in exchange Lewisbrrg, April 2s. 1855
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-01
Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS, Letters Of Ad-lini,,ratio. 70
w the estate Of PETER MYERS, la.s Of
the Borough Of 1cwisburr, County Of tision.
deceased, have been granted TO the subscriber,
all persons indebted 10 said estate are .efuest-
ed 10 make immediate payment; zHf those
having claims against the same, will present
them duly AUTHENTICATED for se,iler.ehr. 10
April ,. '55I JOHN b. LESs; Adm',.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-01
GREAT &TfRAGfioN
I 7 the Oil Stand of
uEAvE0 q IN

J. HAYES 4 Coz
Just arriving-a large and extensive asSrc
ment Of NEW GOODS, purchased AT the low
est Cash figure, and OF course wi! ts Sold st
d snail alvarez.
We have large stock of Drs Goods Of
all rrrdes and ,extures-faucy Dress Silks
from SO cts to s:,a5 per ward, Beraee De'sins
from 10 10 % cts, Shally Borszes, Barted and
Striped Boraze and Tissues, French. English
and xmerican PriE.s of all styles. 100 pieces
of Nader color Prints "a. 6D warranted fast
colors, also a handsome assortment OF LACE
and Embroidery, together with great variety
Of Gloves, Hosiery. Paras1ls, Ladies Port
Nnnuais &c DC. ,.<.
GROCERIES. HARDWARE, CR0CKERY.
CEDARWARE in abundance Of a superior
quality also superior LOT Of STONEWARE
Of all descriptions,
lot Of Ready made Clothing,
Hats and Caps Of all descriptions.
CAKPETING-.Ingrsin, All-Wool, Hemp
and Rag Carpets. .Slair Carpets, Rugs, ,Oilcl0ihi
Window Blinds. &c &c-all of which will
be sold los FOR Cash or approved credit.
.FThe highes, Market price paid for al
kinds Of GRAIN.
IRON, PLASTER FISH, SALT. COAL. 60
always on hand. ] HAYES & co
Lewiybu-g. April IS, 1858
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ssy~fhc regular monthly meeting of the
Society for Moral and Religious Inquiry
will be held in the University Chapel, June
81, at q o'clock, p. NJ. A report on the
True Spirit of the Reformation will be
read BY Mr.. Robert Dunlap, Hollidaysburg
The public is respectfully invited to attend
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JUST RECEIVED!
iDc II nnI rnlnnIiI nNSnrtmnnt ni

7 IIVNTI II UHH oTIV H"f" "'7' =,
A'Colars, Sleeves and SpenccrS, with iuIl
assor,men, of Dress Trimmings Gloves, Mltis,
Hosiert and Notions; Window Shades and
Paper. ParaSo!s, Hats. &c. &c, which Will ac-
tually be sold at reduced prices to suit the
times: Call and see the Goods ant hear the
Prices, and Judge for yourselves.
G.. MENSCH. Murray'S btildln5,
opposite the old Graham Stand
bpvishurr Nav Is 1855:
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Constantly Receiving,
WOOD FOR SALE.

4 PPLY 10 4. K. Bell or John Chalfanl
\ Full cords delivered. May 10, 1853
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Have you seen sam"
CEEMS 10 be a Question asked b!
y almc:, eversbodSi ba, We inquire.
H1re yoa sern The Late Firm,
with i'ieir supply Qf
New Boots, Shoes, Cntters, Ae.s
ssr, The subscribers having associated th~ra-
kkl selves luto topar,her.hp in bus,ne.s:
~-now offer 10 the public, at the Old Sand
Of 5. & d. StIsr~; on Ma:Ae. 81. Abe cheapese
tfor Cash) and hes, 10, Of
BOOTS and SHOES,
.or Men and Boys evsr offered III Lcwisburg.
Also new and splendid asSb:.menr Of
EtM SHOES for Laaiss and Genfissa.n.
A variety OF Caters, Half Caters, ties. Bus.
kiuS, Slippers &c. fr Ladies and fisses,
aisp Chil!ren's Shoes Of The la,est
styles and sizes &c. &c. a..
Work made TO order-Nending done al
u,ual-and as tie Worsmen ha@s .tet.csef
satisfaction heretofore. We irus, We si,,l have
4 full share OF public patronage. SAM xae
continue 10 be on hand As formerly. and Eopcf
10 give general satisfaction 10 all tusso!rtttss
SLIFER & M'FADDiN.
Iewlsburg, Feb. 80, 1855
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-01

CARPENTERS, We can supply you with
! the celebrated Greenfiel Tool Company's
Planes, Hunts celebrated Hgicheis, Axes, Ad-
zes, Boat Builders Aizes. Chisels, Squares
Saws, Saw Sets, Augers, Plane Bits, Hdis Of
all kinds All Will he sold lower than usns|
at ca j prices. Drop in and see, senilemen;
no charre foT examining stock al the Hard
ware Stors Of REYNOLDS K M'FAtDEN-
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NEW HARDWARE STORE |

oUSEEEPERS. attention. VII be found
ii at the new Hardware Store Of REY'
NOLttS 4 NFADDEis, Lewisburs, Candle
sticks, Shutters, Clqlhes Lines, Coffee Mills,
Knives and Forks, Shears and Scissors. Baks
Pans, Round and Oval Boilers. shoysls And
Tongs. STAIR Rods, &c, which will be sold l0v
for the MONEY Ladies. call and see.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-16
WORTH, HANCOCK COUNTY, MAINE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY

| quickly he said addressing the editor
MIR C. have brought you the pro
ceeds of that hen." 1t was amusing ,o
see the peculiar expression of the editor
as he followed the farmer down TO the
wagon. could scarcely keep my risi.
bles down. When at the wagon the
farmer commenced handing over TO the
editor the products of the hen which,
Oh being counted, amounted to eighteen
pullets, worth shilling each, and a NUM-
Der Of dozen eggs, making in the aggre-
gate at the least calculation SO 90, one
dollar more than the price Of the paper.
mo need" said he, 'of men not TAX
ing family newspaper, aud paying for
il too. | don't miss this from my roost,
yet have paid for years subscription,
and dollar over. All folly sir, there is
No man but Can take paper, its charity
sir, charity you know commences at
home"
But resumed the editor. 81 will pay
you for what is over the subscription. |
do not institute this as means Of profit,
but rather to convince you. l will pay
you for"
mot bit of it sir, bargain is bar
gam, and | am already paid sir. And
whenever a neighbor makes the COM
plant | did, | will cite to him the hen
story. Good day, Gentlemen"