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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-07-27

TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE
DR.. Il. B SCARBOROUGH, Dover. Tennessee, August 2S
1858, says: have sold all the German Bitters you have
sent and if the preparation continues to do much
good as IL has deHe Il sOi2 Be The best medicine sold
here"
SSoDeRAss Sparta, Tennessee August 90 1883. says
pleased to state that your German btters has given
satisfaction in every instance where il has been used
B. T. hoLLNs Hllsborough Tennessee August 20, 1883
says: pleased state that the German Bters has
given general satisfaction"
Dr. p FATIo BRo, Knoxville, Tennessee, 9th April
1851, said; Your Bers selling very fast; and
every person that has used it, far have been able
to learn, has been benefited"
J. ". FRANELIS d Co., Galatin, Tennessee December
80 1885, said: 1.-THE firm will want more of your Bit
ters soon of the partners thinks is great med
cine"
r. HARDY, Bolivar, Tennessee September Is, 1882
said Theres great demand your Bers here; please
send another lot soon"
sy They entirely PSgetable free from all injurious
ingredients always strengthen the system and never pros
lraEe it.
~ Sold by dealers in Medicine and Storekeepers
erywhere.
~ Sold in Nashville by Berry & DemovIle, Brown
Grubbs Ewin Brothers, H. G. Scove, and dealers in med
clne generally. lmchl 0'55-d&wly
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EhMON AND AMERICAN.

oEFIcE- CORNER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS.
THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMEhiCAN is furnish d
tosubscribers at s. o.. per annum IN advance
The TRi WEEKLY is published svery TueSdly, Thursday
and Saturday, at IS 90 per annum in advance; if net
paid in advance, IS 90. ,e
The DAILY IS published at Eight Dollars,
EE- THE MONEY, IN ALL CASES, TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTI0AS. q
Remanees Of subscriptions may be made by mail at our
risS.
No paper VIII be sent cut Of The State unless the order is
accompanied with the cash.
"a We wish it distinctly understood that no paper viii
be discontinued until Ill arreAges paid, except atthe
option Of the publishers
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GRAFES.-JusI received trOn the manu- aclurgTs a.
" New York and Pittsburg the best selected .tct If
Graes ever offered IN Nashville prices ranging from
~ 90 to ts0-some patterns with circular tenders
which are very handsome For sale bv ''''''--'
mayl2 SNOW MACKENZIE Il oO
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NEM hOOIIN.

TTTE have just Received stock of Spring Goods-
w consisting Of Silks, Berages Hoire A1iilaes Print
ed Jsconets, Musins, superior Bsacled Brown Nus
Inns Hosiery, M.tis &C, sc Also, ge@era stock Of ta
pie Goods Linen Drill Cottonsdes, Tickiugs yva Mills
Goods for Servants Cassmeres and Yestl52s; which we
selling remarkably low fore Sd.
We shall be very happy TO old customers and a.
many wish to purchase good Goods At low
prices THURSTON L bER AKD
apl2 No Tn % STREET
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The proprietor, in calling the attention of the public to
this preparation does so with feeling of the utmost con.
fdence in its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for
which it is recommended.
1t is and untred article but that has stood
the test of years trial before the American people
and its reputation and sale unrvaed BY any similar pre-
paraeus extant The testimony its favor given by the
prominent and well known Physicians and ndivid
uals, in all parts of the country is immense The follow
ing from your State is respectfully submted-reer-
ing any who may still doubt to nay Memorabilia I"
Practical Receipt Book, for Farmers and Famies-to
DO had gratis of all the Agents for the German Bittes
Principal Ofce and Mandatory, l20 Arch St, Phadel
phia, Pa
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Sewanee House.
NASHVILLE. TENN
BRIDGES SON PR0PRIET0ES.
THIS desirable house has lately been entirely refed
and rfurnshed and there has also been added mum
Der OF large and beautiful rooms, dining hall DC
The house centrally located convenient to the Gene
raj Stage fice Steam Boat Landing, and the business
portion of the city.
We prepared to accommodate the travelling pub
tic and our friends general in a style not to be
passed by any hotel in the West --.
iane80 BRIDGES SON, Proprie'Ors.
RECTIFIED WHISKEY.
1--WE HUNDRED bbls "Nsctar Whiskey for sale by
janis f. S. CHEATHAM & co.
FINE WIISKEY.
TWO HUNDRED bbls Robertson County Double
/ Distilled Corn WhIskey very superior quality
For sale by Tjani6I S. CHEATaAM 4 Go.
RYE WHISKEY.
TWENTY bbls pure Old Monongahela Rye Whskey-
L superior article. For sale by -
Janis E. s. CHEATHAM 4 co.
TNHIRTY bbs Jest Cincinnati Ale fresh Just received
and for sale by Tjanl6I Z. & CHEATHAM co.
CHEESE.
nNE HUNDRED boxes se.eet W. R. Cheese. Just
janis Es CHEATHAM CO.
STARCH.
TWENTY boxes best Cincinnati Starch Just received
4 and for sale by tjanl6l Z. : CHEATHAM co.
-,,prprv do,., co,I BR00nSi ROO. H., ,..,., ~ g,
L sale by ianl6l Z. S. CHEATHAM co.
STAR CANDLES
nNE HUNDRED boxes, half and quarter boxes Star
~ Candles just received and for sale bv
janI6 L. S. CHEATHAM co.
OYSTERS.
ENORTY boxes Fresh Baltimore Oysters, in Just
l. received and for sale by
janl6 f. s. CHEATHAM J. co.
MATCHES.
L1FTY gross Matches in round short boxes. Just
L ceived and for sale by
janl6 E.S CHEATHAM CO.
TEAS (FRESH.)
THIRTY boxes Imperial Tea;
L half chests EXTRA fine Black Teas;
5 do do Green d.
Just received and for sale by
ianl6 E. s. CHEATHAM & co.
SUGAR.-7 hhds n U: sugar;
y so Clarified do;
so bbls Crushed and Loaf Sugar:
159 bbs Molasses Just received and for
junel3 S. H. LOOMS co.
REAPERS.
A SUPPLY of Seymour Morgan's New York Reap
n ers, and kechum's Moving Machines, hand
ready for operating. Apply to b. s. WELLER
june29
4 nSNABU Rl's.-2O bales Trion FACTORY Georgia
~ g Osnaburgs-s heavy article. suitable for Whes
Bags for sale BY le2S w. II. GORDON co.
NOTICE.
ON and after Sunday next, Omnibus will run from
" the corner of the Square Cedar Street TO Buena
Vista Springs, leaving at 10 o'clock N, and again
~ NJ and any day through the week. that families
load may desire to go. G. H. SLAUGHTER &C0.
iunel8
~ best Negroes that have in two years warrant
ed 10 suit or sale amongst them is No. Turner.
june2i REEs W. PORTER
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TENNESSEE MANUFACTORY.
SYLVAN MILLS,
SHELBYYILLE, TENNESSEE.
L X UIELAND co, Manufacturers of all kinds Of
U COPTONADES, APRON CHECKS PLALDS
AND STRIPES 7TCRZNGS, STRLP'D GSNAB URGS
fer servants, THYME, &C.
large and tu line of the above Goods can always be
found Ut Messrs TRABUE d LUCUS', No. "a Public
Square Nashville Tennessee at factory prices which
have recently been reduced TO fully compete with any
mandatory either North South. We resp ctully re-
quest and country merchants to call Messrs Tabua
Lucus-our only agents al NashvllIesnd examine the
Goods. GlLLELAND 4 co.
~ We are the agents for the sbove Goods and re-
specuy request city and country merchants 10 call and
examine them We have just received large lot
mavlT TRABUE q LUCUS.
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LINWoOD NURSERY,
CLIFTON & ABBOTT,


A RE receiving their Spring and Summer stock Of
"A FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING AND GENTS |
FURNISHING GOODS, of every description Also, an |
assortment Cloths Cassneres and Yesings of the Ia
test styles winch will be made order in fashionable
EtVle ar6-tf |
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WELLER & COOPER,
SHEET IRON and TIN PLATE WORKERS,
S No. 35 Market Street, n
.a at the well known stand of Ben. S. Weller q
. SS NASHVILLE, TENN, ~
Y EIP constantly hand fine assortment of TIN
~ WARE that will be made with particular reference
the rta trade together with every variety of work
usually found in our business.
Bathing Tubs Coffee Mills
Counter Scales, Chatting Dishes,
Tea Kettles, Coffee Urns;
Cotton Cans-a superior article;
Ice Cream Freezsrs, Japanned Tin WSre;
Stew Pans, &C.
~ Particular attention will be paid to Job Wor
which viii do in but good workman like manner
We trust friends will tender US at least portion OF
their patronage. api z-Sm
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Irby Morgan 4 Co.
ITAVING Iaken the house formerly occupied BY ]. P.
i DromgOOle, next door to Berry 4 Demove's Drug
oe will be prepared from the LIST to The 10th March to
exhibit entr fresh and well assorted stock Of Staple
and Fanc, Dry Goods and Varieties, TO which they
ask the special of cash and short time prompt
purchasers This stock being entirely and obtained
at prices t 6eoc last years standard they offer them
to the public without any fear of being undersold.
feb2o
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dl0 PACKAGES Fresh and Gsa4ias MEDICINES.
+ ~ CHEMICALS, PAINTS. &c, &c Received and
10 be sold at he lowest prices 5y T. WELTs
Al The MAN AND MORTAR, on Market oppcs,se fipion
street Ms vile innsa4
- URGICAL DENTAL, SURVEYING, M4DErSwAr ana
y PecFss AsstrERsDts. assorted. Jus. received by
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e S0 LBS. Po,ash just received soap makers Gao b
O,)U supplied by
iul,3 IL q SCnyFI
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l...A4..4LshE FNUPERTY FOR SALE
H oisr i3r Ssie n whole part place in Edressd
s- e. ou 's alin Plae- FOR terms, apply to the sub
mbI5-f - HEvPy prnon
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Eouse Furnishing Goodl

WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
DRASS BOUND BUCKETS-all sizes;
ID Iron do do do;
Oak Buckets; Oak Well Buckets;
PARTED Toy Buckets; Brass Bound Water Cans ;
Iron Bound Water Cans; Cedar Milk Piggips;
Cedar Pals; do Tubs-all sizes;
do Keelers- Brass and Iron Bound;
do Churns-a sizes;
Chopping rays; Wooden Bowls;
Parent Spring Clot es Pins;
Common do;
Market Baskets with or without covers;
Large Square and Round Clothes Baskets;
Willow Wagons;
German Work Baskets;
Deep Clottes Baskets. with Wood Bottoms
Jus received and for sale by
mlsl2 SNOW, MACKENZIE co.
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BOOKS FOR LEISURE HOURS
CTAR PAPERS. of experiences Of Arr and Nature, by
- Henry Ward Beecher.
PEEPS FROM BELFRY, or the Parish Sketch Bcos
by Rev. +. ". shelton.
JOY AND GAZE. Friendly Book for Young Mothers,
BY Mrs. Tuthiil.
OUR COUNTRYMEN. or Bret Memoirs Of Emusnt
Americans, by Loss'ug
ALONE, bv Narioa Harland Of Virginia
Just received and for sale by
iu!y8 CHARLES W SMITH. b.
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nv Z Offering Tor sale the most aceouuoda-
w ting terms, dcsir.ble ira Z Of land consaniug
abui 10 acres, sitasea from TO 2 niles from The CIT
fronting the Broad Street Turnpike Said land can be
dividedlnO IA lots Of e@ch all 0ertd and many
Of them commanding Building sit s. Said land is rnte-
dtately opposite the handsome building hts sold by W
II. GOrdo ESQ., and Messrs Gleases, Bowling and 9TH
The neghborhOod svery desirable and settling up
by many of our best citizens TermsAn unusually long
credit will be given, for bearing in crest m Bank
satisfactorily secured, and lien retained Dent all Call
stOnce on }. L. 4 K. W. BROWN
unelO-2m Az Chs-rv street
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TYREE SPRIe6s.

F the Grafenberg mpany had never produced any
thing else for the public benefit than this invaluable
Medicine they would yet deserve the gratitude Of
parent for the CdILDREN'S PANACEA, which
has red the EreS Of g015ey cfSSH and FeiisEeI
Sic5 bdbits than ether medicine known
From hour old to five years of age, This medicine
amiSS 10 DROPPING CHILDHOOD. For Fever
Teeth;ng Worms, Colic DsOrdeTed Bowels sc IL
fails Those mothers who haze used it pronounce 10
one of the greatest of blessings
~ For sale at every Drug Store in the State.
may2O ALEX. MACKENZlE-
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HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARDi
General COmmIssiOn and Forward
chants

A FEW more OF those superior premium Wheat Fans,
~ on hand and for sale BY
iune29 B. s. WELLER
DIRD SEED.-A large supply OF Canary, EenP
ID and Rape Seed, just received and for safe by
ap27 A. TRESHCT.
NEW FLOUR DEPOT-Atthe SOUTHEAST corner
~ Of College and Church streets, where the trade
always be supplied promptly at the shottest notice By
leaving orders with r. o. KANE, Agent for
iuyI-G Nashville Cry Mills.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-09

issy) s..1H- cay 1,uvo
We ask any candid man 10 look over the
above Items of Expenditure, and say II they
are not all of a nature-(excep,lng the Fox
Scalps, which 90 to Beaver, scrubbins Court
House, and other items of small amounD-
which will be naturally and unavoidably d'ri-
G,d b.f,peta the t,co Counties in case of a sep
ara,ion, And yet the Star would represent
one weeks Court as the oniy saving from the
whole expenditure Of $4,000. VIII II Asses
sors have as much pay as :3 VIII II Elec-
ton Districts cost as much as -! Will the
fees and daily pay of Officers be as much as
ir they had double the work The idea is
absurd, The publication is an attempt TO
miscad honest, unsuspecung people!
The Coun,y--b both Coun,es-are growing,
and there can and must be an increase OF ex-
pendiIures. yearly, in the aggregate. There
NAV be some items which Division will nrt
much reduce, but all apparent losses OF that
nature will be more than made up TO the
peonlp in other WAYS
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ty, drained almost entirely by Middlecreek!
or Union, with eight-tentbs Of its iuhabi-
tants on the waters Of the Buffaloe creek !?
Between the Middlecreek and Buffaloe
regions, there is no community Of interest,
except such as tho forced connection by
the ridgc-board at New Berlin has occa-
stoned and Jacks Mountain, Shamokin
Ridge, and Blue Hill are permanent
barrier against intercourse to most of our
citizens.
As to population, each county would
have 1000 or 10000 to start with-a
larger number than any new county in the
State had when constituted-a number
large enough for county purposes, in every
respect.
As to ,cealtA, each county would have
about 100000 valuation, and be supe-
rior in that respect to over two-fif'hs Of
the counties Of the State, and nearly
equal to majority.
The county would be nearly equal in
territory, in population, in the number of
County Bridges, &c.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-09
The Lewisburg Chronicle
,xxr,,r rANilr 'o'h>AL'
~ ~ rridny Mornings at hc'''''H'g'
Issued on -, Psnuspiruniu.

-, Eri}ry .U9rHt'J'
Issued o. 9a;on so1aty, FFn":ylsa",a; NJ" ',,.-,,s
:, o per year, 70 II PAN IN '',vA.'fT'n" % 7,'n,
TERMS, ..ra longer or shorter peroa LINUS
the 'am' s,r four months. IS cts for fix months
90 e'n' months 8 for sixteen mon',iS'
81 for esH' No 5, ots Paym'nt' by mall PAM
years in cold pos,se stamps or bank h'''S :, .,''
recover ;" p,pcrs to stop with the time paid ior'
''u. ,.,,,xTs handsomely infeFt'd al ~ e'''S per
'--'-u % cents each subsequent ihsefh"i'' :"
eau-'e :; year. Hlif sqraFe-.'e' l'c' a.
fos u. ,,r..-:l sOc 81, $50 Merchants Ae- not
90 -,, of a column, $40 year All Others t. may
upon. A square is l6 lines o: brewer or l. q
r.,- Large sterco'ype-, and "d',it.seheh''o u
-.,,;,r tendency. are not admitted
o,nunica,ons desired on topics oi general i''''t
;.hip the range Of party or seetarisn contest -
-. ,o rome yostrad, accompanied oS 'he "''-''
'e "a, ,,it.r to receive attention.
y.sNErIC TELEGRAPH is located IN mo o'''e
,,-,,,;.,, by which often get important W"
!, advance ofthe Nails i.,. most
-, ron PRINTING. which will lie 'N''"''a "''''
A'''' -, ,,s,a,ch and rc"sonahI" rfhS
,s,crii.rmcu;, to lie paid ioF "''n h'''4'u
=, J,b work when delivered
H. on Nark., street, north ii' second ''o'! ''
door above the Pos, Once copNrrIr1s
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-09

Estimated -Limcston. and Jackson townships were
Of the townships l15ost Of which was in the
neigEborhooi Of Winfield in Union township.
These facts prove, that from 1s4O to
1850, the River districts gained 1856, and
the Central and Western districts gained
1l39-over . to in favor Of the River
districts. In 1850, the River districts were
20 less in population; in 1854, they bad
majority Of 334 votes-showing that the
same rate of progress still continues. As
an example Of this increase, We would
notice that Lewisburg gave 29l votes
for Governor in 1sl7, 500 votes for
President IN 1851, AMI 3sl in 1851, while
44S persons voted last fall, while now, as
we are informed, there are over 500 voters
names on the lists, (and universal turn
out, during this season when our boatmen
&c. are generally all at home, will exhibit
that number of votes.) White Deer, Win
field, PenDs, and Chapman would exhibit
similar ratio Of increase.-On the other
hand, New Berlin polled l47 votes for
Governor in 1877, and l44 for the same
office last fall.-The reason of all this is
obvious: the mercantile, mechanical and
manufacturing branches Of industry which
naturally cluster along rivers, inevitably
enlarge population faster than the more
stable agricultural interest, which however
is always advanced by the prosperity Of
any other interest in its vicinity. These
figures show that the tendency of numbers
is from and not to,oards the geographical
center. In all probability, this tendency
will continue and in locating the new
County Building, which must bo built
somewhere soon, facts Of this nature ought
not to be overlooked.
Tho annexed table shows the Votes
on the Division (and Bond trial in 1858,
and the last two contests for Assembly.
None of these tests were fair and unembar-
rasscd from side issues but as they afford
some clue to popular feeling-and show
the fluctuations Of public opinion-is will
be valuable for reference, estimate, and
comparison
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-09
Courts.

The Trial List of Union county has for
some years embraced about One Hundred
suits per Term-and generally several
Terms, or perhaps Years, pass by before
case works, from the bottom to the top of
the List Any one can see that this
course Of things is constant expense and
ANNOYANCE to litigants; and many, rather
than endure this loss, especially oil the
poor must submit to injustice, rather than
los, so much money and time. The de|"y
Of ius,;ee is often the denial of justice.
4 division of our county would soon work
change in this respect, and actions would
be tried and disposed Of in proper time.
Before the division Of Columbia, its
Courts were long and expensive. Since
that event, It's List is cleared, aud business
properly attended to. Iay-The last Term
Of the Columbia Court comprised only
fee days, and in the Nontour, the Juries
were dismissed the second day. Only seq
en- days for two counties: comprising the
large towns of Danville and bloomsbury.
We could point to several similar exam
pies in smaller counties. The expense Of
Courts in larger counties, is enormous.
Take, for illustration, the bcst-the
grand county of Lancaster. This county,
with its comparatively level surface, and
It's railroads and turnpikes penetrating its
County Seat in every direction, is advan-
tageously located, yet its huge size makes
it in many respects burdcnsomc and in
convenient, and proposition TO divide it
is creating much alarm at the city. There
are tpo Law Judges required in that coun-
ty, and the "current business Of the coun-
ty," as We learn by the Lancaster Uhy of
Tuesday last, " docs not require the Courts
to remain in session more than about
TWENTY wELKs in the year Imagine
the cost of "aJom twenty weeks Court
per wear"
Take another cxamrle-thc moral, well
regulated county of Chester. With tax
able list Of 5,l3S, the Commissioners
orders (for ordinary expenses last year,
amounted to 81 ,172-Tnion, with 5,719
'axablcs, paid for al purposes, so,793,
Tie Court expenses alone Of Chester
amounted to S. ,90S-within $3.50 Of all
the expenses of Uuion. The large county
Of Chester pays over 81 per taxable for
ordinary county purposes-Cnion less than
81. In addition TO this, Chester paid
eltra taxes last year on account for new
Court House, Sc, 800, and other expenses,
swelling the ehole County Tax to S53,5ls
"a total County Tax of $3.50 per taxable,
or almost 81 per head
One week Terms Gas the Division Law
fixes it is believed will be amply sufficient
in Union and Snyder counties, by which
all suits will soon be brought to trial in
due time, or be dismissed; no new Law
Judge would be required; the Associates
would be paid, by the State, $50 per year
less than are now allowed whore over six
weeks Courts are held; the travel fees /
of witnesses and jurors would be less by
half; and all the expenses Of each Court
would hardly be half what the one now is.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-09
Tax for a new Court House

By reference to our advertising columns
i, will be seen that the people of Ceu'er
county, although it is rated below Union
county, aud has better Court House,
are about to be taxed for i new Court
House. The amount is not stated. Che
people Of Union county now have an cp-
por,uu;ty TO have commodious Court
Houses, at ccntra! locations, without t"ra-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-09
Secret Circulars.

A gentleman from " Snyder county"
informs us that New Berlin's men are
leaving printed circulars, to be kept pri-
vate, with ",hc faithful OF course it
is useless to guess what they contain,
Any fair or honest argument, need not be
concealed from the public. Eleventh
hour" " Last Cards are generslly as false
st thsy are desri=ed !.y all sensible men
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-09
ege5!1Mls4Wzzs eM
WILL offer at PUBLIC SALE on Sa-

i turday, the l7th day of March inst.
portion OF my Household and Kitchen ftRN-
ITURE, comprising bedsteadS, tables, chairs,
wardrobe, cupboard, ,washstand. cooking stove,
meat vessels, wash tubs portable chicken coop,
and various other articles.
Also nv OFFICE bookcase, table, arm
chairs and stove. II. Z. HlCkOk.
Lewisburg. March S, 1855
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-09
Ieu1igburg #arket.
Lewisburg Post.Ofice Arrangements.

EASTERN Mail. via MIlIOSy every day but SUNDAY
close at ., ! ".
EASTERN Mails via NoEsE'p) every day hut sunday
close at ~. o'clock, Z. VI
WESTERN on Monday, wednesday ami Friday.
close ats1s An
NORTHERN (Wiliamsrort) Nond Wcdn and Fri-,
close at I'm. Of night preceding
SOUTHERN scinsgro,.) Tuesd. Thursd and saturd,
close at II, NJ
BEFTILOE LROADS. Tuesday and Friday,
close at Pm. of night proceeding
ra business hours daily except Sundays from until
l112, AN. and from II, u. until S. pm.
Nov -, 1ss5. III. .CEoTZEH, 7. VI
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-09
Shave you seen SAM"
CEEMS TO be a Question asked BY
- almos, everybody; but we inquire,

CEEMS 10 DC a QHeStl0n dSktu ..
- almos, everybody; but we inquire,
Have you sscn the Late Firm,
with their supply of
New Boots, shoes, Caters, &c!
rG, The subscribers having associated them
kk1 selves into a Copar,nership IN business,
Nnow offer TO the public, at the Old Stand
of s. & d. SIIrru, on Market 81. the cheapes,
tfcr Cash) and best lot Of
BOOTS and SHOES.
for Men and Boys, ever Offered in Lewlsburg.
Also new and splendid assortment o!
GUM SHOES for Ladies and Gentlemen
A variety of Eaters. Half Caters, Ties, Bus
kins, Slippers &c. for Ladies and Misses,
also Childreh's Shues of the latest
styles and sizes &c. &c. &c.
Work made to order-MeRding done as
u,ual-and as the Workmen have rendered
satisfaction heretofore. We trust We shall have
A full SHARE of public patronage. SAN Will
continue to be on hsnd as formerly, and hopes
TO give general satisfaction 10 ali customers.
sLFER 4 MFADplN.
Lesi.hars, Fet. ~, 1880