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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

SECOND loARD
Sales Of Stocks at Philadelphia

lRepored for TYR N. T. TkisUss ~ }. X. a. B. FSYl
fssf Bosys-lo0 schaykiu Navigation q. 80 49, Get "a D.
den and Amboy Railroad Ss 50 ~ 100 do b5 ~ Read
ne Railroad b at 100 90 b w. 4S! $50 do b5 ~ do
IS Isl do 81 20 d. hSsn 81 do 32ii 100 Do. bSsu,
<2i 200 do eS at 800 d, cash s2l - Ca 42a 700 do 81;
Ses Cresk CeA Go Il ~ pecnsy vAnia Raj ra.A c
c.sh IS IS Beaver Meadow R.OAi rs 80 u Leigh Nav'
ssuop o.sh 7s IS Bank Of hsnssky cdl 50 5rard Baak
{ ar, NJ
a. 81.
sseoa1 ooc Norrsto~n r. 6 IS; 800 Sshayk
Ysv ia 20 City Gas &. 81 SO Civ e. 81 2oOs
HsasBg RR {. 10 Gsya, si t6 tsun. RI IS d. BE-,
So >ehuyL Nav Pref'd So 80 6ssdog RA, AZ 10 O..
81: 100 do IS -: 30 do. sS~u Ard irL ~.
L(c hid o0O Psnna y ass 40 New creek Cctl &C
D. gU ttseltg ~, tsy' sse -SL s, $ Sc. a. =.
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PHILADELPHIA harket.. TUESDAY. Oct. Il

QUERcTRos BARK lower slss having been made st foL
IL. No ]. CoIToS firm with small sales 9dllc and
FLOUR without much movement quote SO to 90 L.
mostly the former; 900 bbla Wesern for future delivery
sold made public, and eco bbla taken
sea: the market closing firm a. these prices CosS NJ.
RYE FLoUR quiet reported sbout
voIs qUot.topf WHEAT held firm with moderate receipts
and sales 81 Bushels have been taken
81 % for prime BED and fza 81 iifJr White
RYE tiled al os brought 81 VG oil 2 and t0 busn
sold for future delivery IT, CosS dull sales Of
6Coo bushels for Yelos OArs4l 42c. for southern
GRocEREs-ro, much doing; GO Cuba Sugar sod Sic
on time. Provisions quiet and upehanyed WHISKY
slowly - ile. y bbl and coo flc. D hid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31
THE REGULAR NAIL LINE vie sIONlss1r,
Il TON Or ROaION PROVIDENCE. NEW-bEDF VhY,


and TACNTON inland roao ~thOu. delay, change Of 'N'
or bsggsse, csryins the Eastern Aal ,..- IA
The new su,arsrs PLYMOUTH ROCK, CsfL Joel st.s 80
c. VANDERBILT Cay j. K Pendieton 70 sopes ss a..
and Proveooe and Bo~oc md frosiasueo
road lesy,os New Yosh daily isusdsy, excepted ~
20 2 n. R. first wharf shove BssfeSy place. n ="
stonington a. 49, Pm, arrival Of the Nal HnH'
The c VANDYRBTLT from New.Yort-No,ar, We', ~
esy end Friday. From Stonins.oI-TuesdsJ Ihu'""
Saturday. -. That
rhs PLYsOUTh KOCk, from New. Yors-roesosy ~ 81
day and Saturday From s,oninnon-AondAJ, " soSNN'
Fida5 ...,.l. az
Paseusers OF sriys n Stonibeop proceed M
Railroad 70 Providence, Boso1 Tso1son and New a.
the Fxrsess Nail reaching said places seyern soe he
Of those BY other routes and IN ample 1ns sses
e.ry Moruins Lines eonneetins North and Eat 100
woo prefer reulsin board the steamer nloynf
rest 1ndisnr bed bre.tfastrng II desired and lesye
he IA NJ train connecting st Provdencs with the IL -
trsv Gor Boston Taunton sD5 New - .A,,-.1
BasssEs Master accompanies the 81 amer ana ''A
es b way. - r-4.y,. tf
EhroUSh 7.seu On ronaass Wsanestsys sne
N.ntueket Homes Hole aid Woods hole, wa Ne"'p
CO gnectns v b the steamer Eagle " ne ,,.t, msy
FOR pasass bertns state rooms Of HesS ~ 10
be made flsr Ne. :, Moth River, OF o. ne sAss
.eyPsss,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE-oct 80.
PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY.

A eolored man named Henry Yates who 10 hand
heard river got isto bad scrspe etefdsy by pssn{
spon who Keeps shop the corner OF osd and
Sostk ,treets counterfeit half dollar for pair u over
allie He oopt~pded thar he had got 1t from the psoe
before Eve dollar bi buying pair Of
% which depi ID and he refused % give sood
he taken charge by sp1ic, and brought
70 the Uni ed States eot attorneys Office The officer made
oonyl,i hat h he'd passed counterfeit 1ney knowing II 20
d the accused committed prison 10 await exam
.nstio
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WhaIeIa.

Cleared s.. H.Fbof I'd, btIk Carooidia NcCJFae South
A. ariic Ocean
~ New Bedford o5h 18th Of barr Alice Frazier soli
tss 20 Wa. Teph.a a. the rate Of Gil $50 t33.hs
Of be ssue bark 10 Oliver At he rate OF 5000.
sp.ss1-NO Csts, " iAGnds Az.ts King, New
Bedford. repoEt f oil.
C,sIed ~ ,nn 24,h ship Citizen (of S.ruesstJ Ca b.
Pacific Ooesn.
Cleared New Bedford .e.h ths EI;.l,b', lOf H,.po
ssuJ Adams, AasEas Ocean.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31
DIED

PARR-Op Tuesday. Oct 80, JOSEPH MURRAY. infant son
81 James " spdntry Far, aged year months aud 3
asys
fhs hisd and resves in,.d TO attend the funeral his
AT, rnson at o'slosk, from No 81 Eighth sy, without
further invitation.
WIZ D-Is Albany on Sunday. Oct. %, NARY ISABELLA
.Aspt.d daughter Of Thu ow Weed aged Is years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31
Marhoss..CARyTULLI RIYoRrED yoR THk IRIBusk

AsHH-Th. nuke, 10 ~ Hou. eAIese tos dsI.1d I1I;
-. - 20 Nh. 50 STG 4S1 Pos and 81 ~ - f'f
Ter P..r,; s. ersta, i sfesd, 81 o. cash. -.
CUTioNA quiet usrset ~t'no1t .ar faG.-o'e 49, .
rro., The ,.. today estimated a. SO e4ies fePsA'
oar yes,ere,J's quotaticrs; .-..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

Ii MONDAY Oct l5 1885 tss Trains ell leave "a ,nss
Northern and Western rT,iO MAJ Tr.in a. " Tefssf
Nav Train u N Express frsin. p n FOR daasenl
Jpn Por Pe-kshUi A. ". sod $50 P. NJ Yor 5as ssr
$3.50 and $50 P. Vi FIR Dobhs Ferry, lo:l5 NJ,
st all the Il, o1. Pseh gers taken st Chamber Cs0s
Christopher AID 3lr.g. sunday MAIL TRAIN . a.,
tons NJ. L. SYKES Jk, cpPei"''1~-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

Or SCI, 600 lbs of copper as the total yield of the
range for lsS5. This 81 the present prices is worth
He.hs ~ tie rnne, Pe,insuIs has bn, ;nst bssnn
and may look for ward 70 increase in produc
ten more rapid than has yet been thought of-sn in
crease that will tead TO give confidence and stability
TO our peculiar Institutions.
We are ine ebted 10 the Hon. S. NJ. Hill for the f.c.s
and 6gurts in the foregoing article.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31
BY TELEGRAPH.
DIsasters, &c.

CHARLEsTOT-A-r. Oct 81, ss- ~ L. :. Mall steamship
Marlin Ees foIk.
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Receipts of Produce

HeetIPts OF FToduee. .UCT. 30.
~ No-h Rirer Boas-4o9o bbs Fl0ar s., 1872 bushels
Wass', 80 DO Corn 9 So Dc. Rye. g pks. Ashes
5y Ers Rslys6-S5!5 beG FlsEI IS Tssa Whssy 200 70
Eesl 40 ksn Rkes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

~ PHlA, ana tho sOgTB and WEST. va JERSEY CiiL
-UIlfed stses MAJ and Express Lines Leave New fc ~
10 A. NJ and md 9 P. " Though four hosrs sses1
cisss Is "a the TO- 81 15n and ss and 10 ~
p NJ TIE kew.Jeney Accommodates line lesses * ~ -
At ~ soppirs At all ~ay-ststios Through rohsS sda
Cnciss. ls SD md he West sno or Baltimore, W.1fS
I'm Norfa &C. and ,hronyb A><so- sSsakst 70 "ssstsSs
IA A n spd q ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

&c, R,,.,.e8 ssr,...........4:1 Moon Rises 10
sArss........s.. rEh - -,
s.ndy Hocs 1888 CIV. Island. l:s Neu'Os1e.''s -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

~ eeptedl--L-sse Brooklyn Tor 0r-ebport, 10 A Ia
YapbaLk 10 A. NJ and Saturday 3:t5 p for EsrniRst.s
ard syo-et 10 A. and s:46 NJ tor Henp:,esd 70 ~
I'm and 3: - and r. NJ for Jamaica 10 A ~ u NJ Up
s. spd $3.50 P. NJ Leave Geenpor for Brooslyn. 10
Ysphsnk 80 A. NJ. on Mondays, $50 A; L.sssA-a
and "; syo.s.t 7:3b A. 81. and P. " HenpssAd .I
A. 81. and $50 Jsmsics, $40 7:fo and $50 n ~
2; 10 and $40 z ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

r,,~.,<.Avr ECrVn ne pEhA = ae Q -
- 49, A. 49, "a - - ~ o. IA
700 - - 80 o. l..- a.. "a. - zee =, Lsst
80 a., !. At 80 .fsr - sf h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

s,toush the supply Of water was 'mAn In some os-
tric,s. Tie money market was easy.
The following h synopsis of the operations Of The
=, ;,ss st,.es branch mint, San Francisco, fcr the
u I'd quarter, less;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31
NEW WIDE GAUGE ROUlE from NEW

~ YORK 10 EOCnksr FER Tho RO ;HESrEA esd
GENEsEE VALLEY RAlLa 'AD Is noS opea, and q sou'
necon VITO the Budi Corning and New York and Ne fq
and Erie Railroads forms direct route from Nes fork 70
Rochester.
fut sUTd-d b. the renders by tar the most dear
alb between the boge-u'm ciuts - ,
Tickets can be procured h. New York and Enc HAfoN
Tcset Ofcs foot II Duane st. and No. ls5 Broadway Ason
Jer-ey tlty.
Bs.g.se checked through
Freshts will Transported between Nes.YoTs snd soee
with dpaob. ANY information aesfed in REGARD thereto
con be obtained BY ing the Genera freight Agent o.
the NewYork and Ero aalTo,d Ena~ Buildings, or {. g.
TAPFAN EIpTe Freight As-nt No 1875 Broad ssy
No trains he bufal CorDU ard New York HnkoAf %
Sunday J. A. REDFlELD, Superintendent
EOR PHILADELPHIA by the CAMDEN and
IL AMBOY RAlLROAD-F From Pier No. " r., foOs 81
Battery pace.-The Camden and Amboy RAILROAD LiHes M
Phi sdelphia sin cave 80 70 love: a,
MoRSiNG Line o'clock A NJ. daily tsundsys er>epsN
by the steamer JOHN POTTER spt John simpsos, 10
South Amboy thence by aad STEAMBOATS, 70 Philadelphia
Fare by Urls Limo. 81 Is. .
AFTsRSooN FxPsEss LISE-At O'Clock NJ daily tsas
day. pted) b. thu stesbp JOHN POTTER stpPnf
Jamestown stown BOrdentown and BarostsD, am hs
Phl.os pbia about ca r. ". Fare by EIp'ess Lne ~
Fare TO Freehold and Mon nooth et n- Sec. hess p
yided 90 board dinner 75c breikf.st and Sapper 800
Return Passengers will leave Philadelphia al A. NJ ts<
p. NJ. .
Way Accommodation aud EmigraDt Line at p NJ Fare
Ell 20.
Fp Igrart Line SAP ~ Fare, g. IS.
Fy pounds Of baggage sow-d each pa'sensos Psssr
g,Ts a. OH taxing anything baggage bot thsr
wesDg stIsTe All bsssse over hity ppn'fs 70 be pai m
e1r.. The Company lni' their resp inability fjr oass4.N
one dol ar pound vi. be liable Tor 1nt "
yopd 40 excsp by spe isI l.. BLISS Assat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31
Professional Notices.

ILLINOIS LAW NOTICE.-H. N. WEAD, A.
torpey q. Law Peors. nlnOi.-sts Judge Of tho xsh ~
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dicial Circuit.
NEW PATENT SPECTACLES, for SEEING
~ both FAR and YEAR tDoush pair Of sssses oaiI
r. s FRANKS Optci,n, Sole Pstentee and Maker raItrv
oppeste Aston house Attendance rom A. ~. oo r.a
UNITED STATES PaSSPORTS-lssuedb By
u J. T. MONIES, No n Wsrron-st. Nsturaised CHI
must produce certifcst Also. BOUNTY LAND Vk
RANTS PENSIONS, "XrRA PAY &c.
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VEkGNE's tLECThO-CHEMICA BATH

under the sup.rinendance OF the Professor hm.ef ~
guaranteed set Dea lie sGb.tsnees Win the vaku
m.lsfies hat an.e from them Tho chemical agencies b
which ecuic ty aided under this important discovery mn
peculiar effective In be iofAmna1s( aud chronic torus
gfeumAiis Afcpns Pu-ysis Sc. bi,us Dance
CbiIs os Of the forms u Fever Bronchitis &C. .sses
,upeDendeI tor isoes few pupils can DO Teeeived Ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

No d.s. 10. as lon s. 81, rs,u.Ap w..sia..ss, s,-
Nex. York ~ Bremeg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

n + W o. LID " LNhNI Z LID hbu ULh.
~ MAN-Slt VI 4 tARLOk GRAFts asnufsetaEed a.
40 o. " JAtsSONS son, 10 ~ Trout. q. Pen
ain A. & No ~ hroac~ty. 2ist and I'D A
Axhibtot b. Es 81 ne Am~rcsD Institute, CrystN Pew.
,nc m., Re s,n auth NJ t2tst sstr.,.
YopI o,roc A. au-naOn tsviued Design and elsa
he .bov. Nuc-s -metnns atsethrr snpenor u anyAs,
&c, ~ fofs =, bIhi,ea &C. JACKSON son
nspuisc-ur,r, No 20 froni-st snd No 81 srosa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

~ h v orr DOWN. ~ith 40 u 81 as ibat 81 "A
PATs ut III. ecoCOnstis cab bi1n ~ The Gown
Psacs AID No 81 ~her- he pibl: eIssas
tie cply ssubiaa REGULArOR n eNttenee. IL Il sud-
effective po~vrfui ard osnr eSc6 ard even sarass
Wrb O.et Gtest ehabe for iOve.trsnG
casr'c IN th- Of ksrs % Ps;eoi. sve.5sNe PafSs
aka uey IS 81 per ans ,hs Gtt.ntiSe
en- or, J. 1. DOUGLASS sse..tN.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31
fair Of the Crystal palats.

L" SMITHs" celebrated SELF-ADJUSrIyg
- SToCSS" .ns ,RAvArS vi - 900 = Lhrly 4,
ace, In order 10 el e oat IL .toss ses e.
pie. A. tie Cr,sta Pace. P y. SMIra. MAoGfsc,assr
No. - Dey-st up-sain,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31
The circular Of Messrs. Cammsnu.S Co. says:

Nsw.foRK, Tuesday Oct 80 1888
The quota ions herewith except for Government and few
Decline those Contained lar OF 18th
The tendency throughout fortnight has been down
ward aud large Of speculative stocks have been forced
the market With ADxey the part OF holders 20
which times OF the characteristics Of
panic Dec toEsl reactions have taken pscs, the o< peee
inducing aJe stocks have thus
from veal hold-r; but the imProv has
In n Get cases, proved but ts uporary.
This desire sell IN desree attributable 70 change
Of opinion the n; value OF the securities which hsve
Niieipsted in the decline On the contrary TIE seoerA
property e the eaes the confident anticipation Of
pro6she result to the business Of the presen,
The railroad tTsfe large Cvins assurance
psns, aud Of handsome dividends in instances But
these ayo able features ovehdowed BY the adverse posi-
bcu msttsrs IN Europe ard The continued drac Of
ID from bnls OF EnAhd and France Tue Of the
spPihensiops of the possibility Of serious fn,pe snh,rs
p,ItepNy Pslis which Is feared
ghened BY the
shipments this time when the Of
poduee and reduced o exchange seemed 20 the
belief that they wOsd have nearly not entirely ceased
The Breaostuff market rather irregular to-day.
Common State -four advanced l2lc., but other de-
sehpuons were quiet. The sales were not so
large as yesterday Whes', with moderate sales, was
TO sc. lower, and corn was also heavy.
The George Law brings nearly 81 900 in gold,
which no coaot comprises resry the entire semi
monthly shipment Tho political troubles in Nicsra.
qua DO doubt prevented any impnr-An, shipmsct BY
Tie Uncle Sam Tie sdvices are raiher important IN
ard 20 bea5s,us in which there had been 40 So
tive market with atva3cioe prices. The business
from he tastc ports had been few. The arrivals
f-op The Ini-es sNOy thar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

WE PEEKSKILL PORTABLE HEATEg
. manufactured At tue PEEKSRlLL STOVE WORKS
Ga sold wholesale euD ~ the Proprietor the Dept
No. rs Wser.t, Ne~-tCt Is now sIhioihns AZ me rAh
the south Nave opposite the RsTeshment saloon g'"N
greatest amount Of heat ofsnyfhns ye' invented OF mo sort
~hout he rs. of redhot surface IL Il sdmsab, sdavedn
.e.tins dwellings, well stoies public halls hc he
sTFSHFN BROWN Sb W.ferst-, Nev-Nort
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-15
CAPE TThT,

( H0hUNBIiN I0USE.-Thp SpbSeri-
Y her, at present proprietor of COTnELI'S
HOTEL, Harrisburg, respectfully informs his
friends and the public that he is interested -,
ard will asSurie the management Of ,,ae Co
hUMBiA HOUSE. Cape Island, n. ] on the
18th Of June next, and tha. lie will be happy
To see the former patrons Of the House and
hts irendSa this delightful resort during the
coming season, assuring them that his best
exeE!IonS wall be devoted To their comfort.
WELLS CDNENLY.
The " Columbia House is beautifully lUca-
ted convenient TO the Beach, elegantly fur
nished, has Gas light throughout magnificent
PdrlorS, and is capable of accommodating about
six hundred persons.
TERAiS-lioarI per day less than three davs. - 70
ever three lays aud lcs. than week. tH
Permanent boarding. pcr We. =. 90
without extra charges for private lighthouses.
Parties who desire 10 engage rooms IN adj
vance are respectfully desired 10 address OF
apply 10 the PtcPretnrs Of the Columbia
House. at their Office. No. s.! =. Fourth Street,
below IheSnri Ph'aislp'la.
n. B.-toverly'i Ho:-l u Harrisburg will
be continued during the temporary absence OF
the Proprietor. under the ioint managementof
MAJ. John {. Covery aud VIM. Penn horret.
Nav % 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-15
The CcatsstG-s Knocked in The Head
sEBAsTopoh PE-rAhEN

As was expected By all who took an un-
basscd view Of the matter, and understood
the law properly, the contcstlng case vas
auasheJ as dead as Julius Cesar, after il
was fairly argued on both sides, by very
eminent counsel The costs, amounting
20 about one thousand dollars, were thrown
upon the taxpayers.
We hope this last bnt;lc will enc the
turmoil. it has caused much anmosity
and many misunderstanding onsoth sldes,
ana some of the best citizens Of New Ber-
lin and tcwisbu-g have been uselessly
vexed with each othe-.
Some of the sorest of the Anti-Diris-
;onists talk of taking the matter to the Su-
preme Court, but We presume that Is only
talk they will probably " stay licked
now.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-15
News aicms from O!btr Counties.

NORTHUMBERLAND. citizens OF
the Mahonoys celebrated Whit Monday,
(the 2Sth ult. at Georgetown, in accord
ance with long established custom with
the Germans. The Sunbury Brass Band,
flying horses, dancing, gingerbread, Dutch
girls, and similar luxuries were in attend
ance, and the day was spent very pleasant
ly.--Thc Eanbury Gt--c,tc says that the
coal shippers a. that place ere doing an
active business. More coal is delranied
there than can be brought down from the
mines with the present number Of cars
CoLUMBIA-0n Sunday morning, 9th
ult., Yeagor's Tavern, at Shutdown, was
totally destroyed by fire. Nearly all the
furniture belonging to the tavern was
consumed, as was also the furniture Of the
Odd FclloEs' lodge, which was in the
same building 1t is thought the fire was
communicated by sioye pipe.-A son
Of John Beore, cf Centreville, was
drowned in the canal aborc Espytown, a
short time ago.--On Thursday week, q
hail storm passed through the county, do
ing some damage to the springing grain
-Commissioners are appointed to locate
State road from Bloomsburg to Laporte,
Sullivan county.
LYcoMING-The Mrncy tumiaa'y
complains heavily about the present up
river mail arrangements. The rapid rate
at which the express train passes that sta
tior, prevents them from getting heavy
mail IA lady by the name of Henri
eta Drake, a seamstress, about twenty-five
years old, unmarried, committed suicide at
"iliiamsport, last Thursday, by taking
arsenic. Miss d. had been subject to oc-
casicnal melancholy, during which she fire.
quently spoke of terminating her existence.
She was in comfortable circumstances, and
no special cause for the act Is giren.--
A young German stranger committed sui
cide' recently, In Shrewsbury township, by
hanging himself to tree. The cause Of
this melancholy affair is uncertain. Fifty
seven dollars in gold were found in his
pockets.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-15

(tfEAP letter. cap and note; paper from 5
u cts. to lei per quire.
Buf Envelopes self sealing, l2t cts. per 100.
Fine white Is -
at NJ. Fitzpatrick 4 Bros' New Book and
Stationery Store, 81 81, L9wi,burg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-15

rn.We have before US copy OF "ihe
Una," paper devoted 20 the elevation OF
Woman. 1t is a handsome 10 page publ
cation, in quarto form. From glance at
its contents and list of contributors, we
,hink it good paper, especially for ladies'
Published monthly, at 81 ayear, or SIX
copies for s.. s C. Hewitt, ID Franklin
street, Boston, Mass
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-15
Cutting ant; Mailing

in all their branches. with despatch, according
10 order, without caLJqsiHg, and on the mos,
rea .J.aJie IeTius
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Lewsurg Chronicle West Farmcr-Junc l5 1855
"The Open Bible"
4 GENTS wanted to sell a new work.

u uLNl ID Ndilitu w Stll Il new W0Ik =,
! A entitled .Paganism, Pcpery and Christi
anlty, or the BLESSINGS of an OPEN b.
Bile, as shown IN the History of Chrlsliani-
ty, from the time of our Savior to the present
day, by Vincent ". Miner. With u view of
the .ateSt Developments of ROME'S Hos
IILifi TO the BIBLE, as exhibited in vari-
ous paris of the world, and an expose of the
abSurdIties o.! the immaculate conception, and
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-15
Orphans Court Sale.
DY virtue of an order of the OrnhanS'

sale on Saturday, the 30th Of June inst. at Pc
ters' Union Temperance Hotel the part of
lot situated on the corner Of Front and ST.
Louis streets, in the Borough of Lewlsburg.
late the estate Of Peter Myers, deed, on which
are erected Two Frame Buildings, suitable for
two families. 10 be sold subject 10 leases of
this year. Terms 10 per cent. cash; balance
at September Term of Court.
JOHN d. LINN. Administrator.
By order Of Orphans Court.
'ane :, 1855. Saw Rcrsn, Clerk.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-06-15
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