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The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02
NEvApA. Jan. 81. 1Nll.

I3I7oR oP TIE JOURNAL: Why is it
tha: "hilc San Francisco, Sacramento,
Marysvillc, Placeryiile, and other por-
tons Of the State are taking action on
the subject of the emigrant road, that Ne
vada county is silent : Why is it that
our representatives in the State Legisla-
ture are making no demonstrations in the
mattcr' 1t may be from the fact that
their constituents do not move on the sub
, jeet. The writer has never travelled over
| the land route from the Atlantic to this
State, and cannot make statements from
actual knowledge, but those who live in
this county know that large emmigra-
tion passes through here every year to
the valleys below
You may have lately seen a communi-
cation from Mr. Scott of Marysyille, in
relation to Brophey's Pass which brings
the travel by Downieyillc and Forest CITY.
Should that route be found the nearest
and most practicable, then Nevada county
should take deep interest in its construc-
ton. We have already good wagon
and stage road to the above named places
and we fully expect to have railroad to
Sacramento and when these works are
completed the main travel across the
plains will undoubtedly fall in and pass
through this county, county that will
excel any other in the State in her mine
raj resources, when the stupendous enter
prise now being commenced to supply the
miners with water is completed.
By individual enterprise our county is
favored with good roads and BRIDGES
Should we not petition our delegates at
Sacramento to urge an appropriation by
the Legislature for the survey of an emil
grant road to come in on the Truckee
route or through Brophey's pass;
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-02
NEFADIAS.


The ideas Of our correspondent, who is
one Of our most enterprising and intelii-
gent merchants, arc well considered, and
the subject demands attention. We are
informed the grass holds out better on the
route suggested, and that the many adj
yantages Of the route are the means of
drawing off large proportion ofthe tray
el from the johnson road. We believe
it is fact that persons who have tried
both routes prefer and recommend the
Truckee route. But even if the road by
Johnson's is determined upon, the Legis-
lature would commit no impropriety in
making branch road on the other line,
and leaving choice to emigrants We
are very confident, however, that if the
Legislature gives this subject sufficient
attention, 1t will prefer to construct the
r3ad or tls northern route We invite
discussion # the matter through our col
umes BY Torsors familiar with the routes.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19
Lectures,

On Thursday Of last week, Rev. Dr.,
MALCoM gave the first of second course
Of Popular Lectures, in the Baptist house
Of worship in this place, which We are in
formed was listened to with much interest
by an audience larger than the average at
the former Course Rev. Prof. Bliss is
expected to deliver the second, on Thurs
day evening Of next week-Rev. DR..
CLARK, two weeks from that t;mc-and
Others in succession, at the same interval,
until the course is completed. The eve
nings chosen are those which preclude our
enjoying its benefits, but We hope the c,i-
zens generally will attend from town ana
country. Gentlemen preparing, from their
multiplied cares, lectures for the benefit
aud qualification of community, deserve to
have large audiences to hear them, and
they will be much encouraged thereby.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19

We last week neglected to state that
the Harrisburg Correspondent we had
"booked,' was for five years the principal
Editor Of this paper-IIcnry c. HIickok,
Esq, who has receive! an appointment at
Harrisburg, which will give him oppor;u-
nifty to furnish US with everything Of intc-
rest in the head quarters Of State Legisla-
ton and Politics Heretofore, his cores
pondence, when abroad, has been sought
for with much aviiity, and we anticipate,
from his more favored position and syste-
matte business regulations, not only more
but still better Corresponding Editorials,
from his facilc and genial quill, which will
render our paper, we trust,yet more worthy
Of public approval. Letters on all business
matters connected with the establishment,
should still be directed to the Pajlishers
at Lewisburg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19
M H?\HE7SU.

On the lth inst. BY Rev.I.W IIayhurst Lr,l
H.ucE. cf the firm Of MCrciGht & Iiauck, aud
Miss ErrrEnrA daughter of John Biddle, both
of Eu.ialoe TIP.
On the 9Th inst, by Rev. e. A. Hay, Henry
Neuer Jr. of LcwIsburg and Miss Eve Ann
Har'z of Dauphin county.
In Dlnvile - INST, James Malone and Mrs
Mary M'Ewen, both Of Sunbury.
On The l9'h inst, by Prot. VI. Diehl. Dr.. II.
Sen>eman Of fremont and Mrs. Mary !. H:ch-
ardson Of Sunburv.
Ga the 2sth ult.. by John Cake, Esq. Frank
sullivan of California and Miss Sarah Crutch-
ley of Northumberland.
In MltIlnburg, 9th inst by Rev.F Rnthrauf
Rev.MJAlleman of AaronSburs and Elizabeth
GlliilIan of Mifilinburg.
Al Martin r.limrer'S. Turbut TIP, &c inst,
by Rev. J. s. MMurray, VIM. Richardson, late
of England, and Elizabeth Boyer.
In Philadelphia, 2sth ult. by Rev. c. Wai5-
worth. Dr.R.S Simington Of Danviie and Miss
Regina ]. M'WIlliams of MooreSburg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19
~ See New Advertisements.
The Farm-the C Garden-the Orchard

Under this head it is our hope and IN
tentiou to keep up hereafter regular Sc
RIGS Of articles connected with the wide
and important subject of Agriculture and
Domestic Economy. The difficulty Of se-
curing competent superintendence for this
dcpartment has for long tine hIndercd
Us from presenting that amount and raric,
ty Of matter pertaining to 1t which our
own wishes prompted, and lis consequence
deserved. We trust We have now provided
against the recurrence Of such difficulty.
Having engaged Prof BLISS, Of our Uni
vcrsi,y, whose interest in such matters Is
we'll known, 20 give us some 'aid and
comfort" when in q strait, in this branch
Of our labor, We expect to make our sheet
more worthy the careful attention Of every
man interested (as who is not , in :he
cultivation Of the soil. The articles under
this head must necessarily be for the pres
ent mostly selections frog agricultural
works, although we are encouraged to
expect some original con.rIb"t;ons also,
from able hands. Bat selections, il intel
ligeutly made, with due reference to the
wants of our own ncighborhood, and
to the season of the year when they ap-
pear, may be not less useful than origi-
nal matter.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19
Catholicism.

II the House, llth inst, Nr.CHavDLrR
OF fhiladclphia took the floor, the gallery
crowded by brilliant audience, and made
powerful speech on tie subject of the
relation OF American Catholics to thePopc
lie denied that the power of the Pope
extends one grain beyond his spiritual
relations, or infringcs in the least degree
on the duty which any Roman Catholic
owes TO the government under which he
llses. Mr. Chandler is member of the
homish church.-IEc was followed bv Mr.
coAt' VINO contended that Americans had
the right to manage politics in their own
way-fo exclude Roman Catholics from
ONCE and to extend the term Of uatpra.
lization.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19

TuAT's So.-A New York journal is of
the opinion that there are other fools be-
sides those who live on the Sf:h avenue.
Listen TO it:
"Think not, laborer, extravaganza IS
confined to the laces, silks, and satins, OF
the rich alone. When target company
of fifteen CT twenty working men waste
their money on band of music twenty or
thirty strong, to parade The streets in ez-
,ravagancc. When one day in the week
is fooled away, and only FIVE are made
work days, that is extravaganza for poor
man, in prosperous times, to be spending
all his means-those means which, if pos
sible, should have been saved for such a
day as this. Thus, it is not the fault alone
of the rich, but of the poor, too, that We
are now as wo are There is good deal
Of truth in these remarks. They may be
uppala'able, but they are founded on
i, fIcts
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19
THE Levisburg Chronicle


xnrsT r.NILt ~.
Issued on T,i,n eoSnty, Fnn>y's"",a. ,,e ,,,,-,na
TERSa-. Or longer or shor:f' pe':o'
.. the 'Ahp me, ra, for four rncn,s'- cts ,"f'A o
50 cents vi" - for sixteen months > ,Of
s, FOR eight mon, cts Payments by mail 'p"'4l
',r.s in gold postage s.aHPs' Q, '' ,,r. Maid tr
received ~ pa,ers to stop with the time pa"
value here ,.n..ously inserted at 40 cents per
:. os ceuts each subsequent ihsefuO"
square one :, wear. Half square-2'e' l''' -
foF SIX r,,es-sl mo Joe 81, $50 Merchants "' "''
- - of a column, go year. All o'he's u "'N
0's, over mon square is l6 lines oil brewer vi
=, Large cuts stcrectypes. and ai'ei 'is'
tendency are not admitted.
c,,rr,urioations desired on topics oi An
t.,;, the range Of party or sectaF'"h e0''
~. :. 80 come post raid, accompanied by inc N"
,h. writer to receive attention n
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH is io'"'e' !" -
Inc -. hv "; ich We ofteu get important >e"'
4. .sv,nee Of the Mails .,,.f.,s eor most
- -nn.,t.l with tie of:cc are amp, with
-, ron PRINTING. which viii DC eA',''''
A'hN u ,.s,.,rh ard on reasonable Terms
.n Casual Advertisements 10 " i
4, .nd Job work when dc.''ef'' -.,., s.o,v. "a
'n ~. ON y,rkc, street, north 'iie' '''''''
4, OF above tie Post VH'e- 9. --oEtLL!Us.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19
T0 the Honorable the JUDGES of The

i Court Of Quarter Sessions Of the Peace
for the county OF Union, al Feb. T. AID. 1855
The petition Of Jonas Fisher respectfully
represents, that your petitioner occupies I
coi.noou. house situate st White Deer Mills. in the
osushp Of White Deer, which Is we'll calculated for
Public EJs" o; entertainment ana has becn ,ud is
occupied such and from its uegh b0rOoI stv.t
s suitable. we'll IS n-cessary for th" accommodation
OF Tie public. spd the entertainment of aud
travellers. That he l. we'll IrOyii-i with stsblins fr
horses, and all e9Eyeuienees scssary fr the
# strangers and traveller lie therefore respect
fully ptays the Court to grant HIN -cnsc 10 kery
inn public ho u -Il stsiHI.Lt. :e place E=.e!u
EGiued, and yoar petitioner viii pray. &c &c
JONAS FISHER.
We the undersigned, ei:i-eis of White Deer iown-ii9.
aforesaid, b .s personally acquainted With JONAS
Fish the above named petitioner AMI also havin
knos Wedge Of the hJu,e for which c1ntinu.ncs Of IL
IS pra ytd DO hereby certify tat sach house is
necessary RccunuiOi.te ti,s public uai entertain
strangers or travellers, that h. Is person good
r honesty and Temperance and that hr is well
with Luu'c.OJuI and conyeriercrs for tie Ud, sui
accommodation .: s.rangTs AMI Travellers We Therefore
beg leave oI1:i,-.i rhrt license Le granted LIN
az REALLY {, his petitJn.-JaE. I>Jj tsiguejJ
Daniel Williams, Lorenzo NrwbGry, J N. Sas, man,
Go. D.cf.i i-rf.r Msrk Harrison Eli : Ker-t joseph
t"lwu. !. J. H"zue, John Bly, FTaucs Walker, " 4lm
ii tin-y James Back. pd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19
Registers Notices.
NOTICE is hereby given to all Con-

Y ccrnei that the following named persons
have settled their accounts IN the Register S
Office a. New Berlin, Union County, and that
the said accounts will be presented for confr-
nation and allowance at the Orphans Court.
10 be Held al New Berlin. for the county Of
Union. On the Sd Friday Of February next,
being the 10th dav of said month, VIZ:
TIE final account of David Myers, Airni-
n;s,rator Of the estate of Letcis SpGf-, late Of
Kelly township, deceased.
The account of John &. Graybill, Admins
traitor Of the estate of AbrGt1m Gray6tH, late
OF Perry township, deceased.
The accoun, of Daniel i. Hllbsh, one ofthe
Executors of the last will and testament of
Gecrge GLiis, late Of Washington township,
deceased.
The account Of John D. Smith and Moses
Specht, Administrators of the estate OF ddam
Smith, late Of Beaver township, deceased.
The fnal account of George Adams, Admi-
nis,rator of the estate Of ChriTianna hesty,
late of PeEns township, deceased, fled BY ia
cob OF and Mary Adams, Executors OF SAID
George Adams, deceased.
The account Of Reuben Smith, idminist-a-
tor of the estate of Isaac MRfern, .ate of West
Beaver township, deceased.
The only and final account of Sem kuhns
and Danie! -, Administrators of the
estate of Christian Kuhns, late Of Centre town.
ship, deceased.
The final account OF Nicholas Groover;Exc-
cu,or Of the last will and testament OF LeUis
Rieb,oms,la late ofWhte Deer wnshIp,deceased.
The accoun, of Henry e. Eyer, Adminisira-
tor de bonis non with the will annexed OF John
.Snydcr, late Of Chapman township, deceased.
The account of Michael kleckner, Guardian
Of Catharine Aumiiicr, late minor daughter Of
George Auniiler, Late Of Middlecreek township,
deceased.
]. w. PENNINGTON, Register.
Recisfer's Office Ian. l6, ls55.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19
s-Thanks to Hon. John l.. Dawson


for copy of his last able speech on the
Homestead Bill But we could but think
that Mr.. d. voted to let Slavery into Kan
sas, anu wonder what he would say, If
his bill should become law, and million
happy homes secured, and some future
Douglas shoald arise and rob them OF she'f
homes, saying that by the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise it is plainly proved a
that % for ever means only about 5V
wears, To rob man Of his possession
after 30 years labor upon it, would be no
more unjust or improbable than the Kan
sas fraud has been.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19
LOTTERY GAMBLING.-The Delaware

LOTTERY GAMBLING.-The Delaware
Statesman and Blue Hens Chicken is out
against the infamous Lottery system of that
State, which few Delaware papers have
ever had the independence to demo unce as
it deserves. Another application has been
made to the Legislature of that State for
lottery grant of nine years, for which
the petitioners offer $4,000 This shows
how profitable this kind Of gambling must
be to those engaged in it, as well as the
nature of the influence excrted over the
Legislature to keep up its legal vitality.
Oh, Delaware. where is thy shame
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19
EeWisbnrg WarEet.
LeW;s5urg Post. Office Arrangements.

EASTERN Mails via MILroNy every day but SUNDAY,
close 9, 4 u.
E-iSTEEN Nails Via NoETup) every day lu, SUNDAY
close at > s O'Clock, z. VI
WESTERN, on Monday Wednesday anu Friday.
close at 81 \. VI.
NORTHERN (williamsportl Mond Medn ne m.
clo-e at PM of Di- ht preceding :
Sclinssi Owe Tue I TLaTsd and = tuTd.
eio,e :: -, "
BCFFALOE -rR0ADS Tuesday ard Friday
close nt S IN. OF night preceding.
ua-rusincss hours daily except Sunday. from uLt
II y, A NJ and from II, NJ. until S. TN.
Nov. D. l-13 IL ". CEUT2t:E + II
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19

H1IIowArs PIiLs, Cure for Asthinatica Coughs nnd
Disorders of tho Chest and Lungs. Gent!eman we'll
known, and IA resident Of New Orleans thus writes to
Professor !oiloS way: for upwards five Yeas sur-
ei severely from Asthma attended With violent coughs.
the trying of this place also tcnd. weaken me-
and became skeleton. Having relatives at Sar-
atn-a Springs, NY went there, Hut derived benefit,
and returned here business compelling in
state than "hen left. Drspsring Of being bcueatcd
tried Pills, and rubbed of the U,ntruen. O.;
chest and throat: obtained cohSicral!e relief r
tho first fortnight, and in eight COM iet.!y
cured. | am in excellent heaI-h and strength
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19

Coop SALE.-The farm Of the late
James Mcclure, i'll Buffalo tp., was bought
by Martin ID. Reed, Of same township, at
Orphans Court Sale on Thursday week,
at sl00 per acre-near SIS, 900 in all, 1t
is one of the best farms in the Valley,
(l7s acres and over,) as proved by the
price it brought, after close competition,
IN these "hard times"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19
EUEI:TrrccIansation-Whercas,he the

.
fyr the 10th judicial District, consisting o TIE counties
Of Cnion AMI Nifn and JAcJB v irTFMIYtR and JsMEs
MARSHALL, Eg Gre- .ssCrictc JUICES in Union county
have issued t!eir prccft trhring dat the a0.. day Of
bsc. ~, and to directed for the boiling # an o.
phaus CoGrt Court o: Comm plra+ oyer and re miner,
aud general Quarter Sessions at NEW BERLIN. for the
county Of Jion, the second NlidIy 81 PED ,x.,
Jcin the l2h day 1888, and u continue two week..
NDTifE il therefore hereby given the Coroner.
Justcs # the Peace" and Constatlys and for the
l. OF Cui appear in their prOicr persons with
their Rolls, Records InIu;s!tors, Examinations and
other Remembrance. TO do tho. things which O their
Offices AID tH-i. behalf apprTtan to be done; and all
Witnesses 5Hd other persons Prosecuting in behalf Of the
Commonwealth against any person or persons; are
qurel be then and there attending. ard not depart
without leave at their peril Ju>tics requested TO
be puuctul in teir nlanse at the appointed time
Agreeable IN uO..ce.
Given under hand and seal at the SheriHs Ohce In
New Berlin, the .;l day of Jauy, the war U: LCri
thousand eight hunirci RLt G:tyf7e, and in the
Year of the Inielc nlvu"e G.. the United
States u America God E1re the C'H mon r.ihh.
JOHN kE>-LE S.,Tiy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19
NIr. & Hrs. o. 3. BULLARD,
'IEiGIIERS of tie PianN-E Forte an

l SINGING. Rooms al Peters Union
Temperance Hotel. Mondays and Saturdays.
Mr. Ballard IS Asen; for the sale Of the ioi-
,oting celebrated Instruments:
Ha!Ieu, Davis & Co.'S PIANO FORTES,
with heir improved Patent Suspension Bridge.
Mason & IIamlin's newly improved MODEL
MELODEONS.
Hribrook's CHURCH ORGANS. These
instruments are buI.t IN the most thorough
manner, and are unsurpassed for r.iurr ASp
nICu<ESs TONE.
Purchasers are invited TO cali.
Lcwsburg. Jan. ., 1855
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19

A protractcd meeting is in progress with
the Methodist church, Lewisburg. Also
preaching in the Presbyterian house, NOR
ming and cscning commencing Tuesday
uCSt.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19

FOREIGN The Baltic has arrived but
brings nothing important.
The greatest preparations are steadily
progressing for the attack-and for the
defence-of Scbastopol
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19

@-lhe Daily Neus of Phila,Ia. states
,ha' Il 1t Is the intention of the sunbury &
Ere H. Il: Co. to take up and grade the
portion : Of the road between Milton and
'un0ury' as soon as possible. That is an
90 song but we hope it may be sung to
We q, die.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19

@We welcome the "American Patri-
ot," Clinton, Louisiana. Here's our say-
and regular X.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19

rfaWc understand GEO A. FRIcK, Esq
of Lewisburg, las been honored with a
commission as Notary Public, from Gov.
Bigler.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19
Gov. Poiloch's Inaugural.

We have on hand a number of copies
Of this document, neatly printed with a
border and large head, suitable for being
posted up or framed for Preservation
price, 3 cts, each
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19

rsh-New Know Nothing papers, aud
Know Nothing elections, are among the
most plentiful isnls of the day. We give
up counting them.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19

sD-A bill for the Division Of Union
county was introduced into the House by
DR.. Crawford, of Juniata, last week. We
understand there are already about 5000
names on the petitions for Division obtain
cd, and portion forwarded.
In the Seuate, Mr.. Sellers Of Juniata
read in place bill for the enlargement Of
capital &c Of the Lewisburg Savings Insti-
tuition
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19
Eagle Mill.

"AYING rehuIl:, IN a manner enlarged
III and improved, the Steam Grist Mill
recently lost By FIRE. the subscribers respect
fully inform the public that they are prepared
To 90 all kinds of Custom work and purchase
Grain as heretofore.
NESBIT. HAYES & PICHTHOHN.
Lewisburs. Oct. -. 1884
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19

Pumps "-Well ari
Cistern Pumps. Suction. Force and Chan,
the very best articles now IN uSc.ihose w!st 10
10 purchase can he convinced Of this fact by
calling upon fiNnry Il. NoII, Esq. lfwl,, uf..
,r,he snbsrrihA- has also on hand LEAD PIPE
from ;tol1 inches. 10. RICHARDSON
D,nv,lIe Hardware Store, 3 :CCrs y.
of The Bank Of penv,ile, sept. Is, ,sti >
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19

p2y-Hon. John Y. Mason, of Virginia,
U. s. Minister to France, died at his post
in Paris, or the 2Gth ult., of paralysis
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19

E%Rev James Harlan the Anti-Ncb-
raska candidate is chosen L. S. Senator
from Iowa, to succeed Gen. Cesar Angus
tus Dodge. Verify, Douglas has walked
the ''clargy" to some purposes.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19

Accommodations must have the au-
thors' names to merit attention.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19

Iy-On file, for publication mex. week,
an account Of the Mt. Holyoke Femalc
Seminary, Mass.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19
DIED,

In Lewisburg. 10Th inst, after very long
and painful Illness, aged % years, ,WN.GLrrio,
step->on of Thomas Machey.
In Lewi>burg, 18th inst, in her &0th year,
Miss MARI, l.. daughter of MrJ.Schreyer. Her
remains were taken to Milton for interment
In Northumberland, 18th ult., Elizabeth
Burke, aged Gs years.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19

Moses Norris, Jr., U. S. Senator from
New Hampshire, died in Washington City,
Thursday of last week
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19

r9-The Lewisburg Post Office Is re-
turned to its former location, third door
below the Chronicle and Telegraph Office.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19
BV EXPRESS |,

4 MOTHER LIT Of Fne B-Ucha sHAWLS
~ aud Parame.ta Cloths Of ali shades. al
very low prices, Just Teci BY
uct IS J.HAYES = co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19
Just Received
Reduction of Frices.
Auditors Notice,
ESTATE of Wm. B.SulliVan, dec d.

L'STlTE OF VIM. B.SUIIlVan, dec d.
IL The undersigned, Auditor duly appointed
by the Orphans Court of Union county, TO
audit and decide on exceptions 10 the account
of Samuel Henderson and Robert Candor. Ex-
ecutors of VIM. B. Sullivan. late of White Deer
township, in sad county, deceased, viii Sit for
that purpose at the house of Charles d. Kline,
in the Borough of LewiSburs, on Monday the
5ih day of February, \. d. 1855, when and
where all persons interested NAV attend
SAMUEL WEiRlCk, Auditor.
June u, lS55
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19
SELLING OFF!

7 An selling off my Goods very low
l. for CASH, IN order to take a fresh s,srI
in the Spring, With 4 Partner, and an entirely
new stock of Merchandise. ~ The public
are invited to call and get bargains.
j. Schreyer.
Lcwisburg, Jan. is55.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-01-19

BURLINGTON UNIVERSITY, Buriington
Iova.-We have received the first Cata-
lonuc Of this Institution, from which we
learn that it embraces 1 Instructors and
Il pupils in the Gentlemeu's, and 4 In
struetors and SO pupils in the Ladies
Dcpar;mcnt-total, 8 instructors and l67
pupils. Its highest class is in the second
year Of the Academic course. Mr.. Gun
nison, the Principal, is from Erie, and
L. NJ Fish, Professor Of Mathematics, Il
graduate Of the University at bewisburg.