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her besm ih bad s,artosd pump broken She
BR BARK Hrsrrnps, at Taindad de Cuba from Cardena.
was sntirely destroyed.
BRO ArrAxArAs Haskell from Rondout for Bangor with
Cape cod5 friday I'd during he sw gale The esp.n and
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the shore six Of the residents Truro who pumped her
na ss IL s :s IN. ss
water In her hold. The is owned in salem.
BRIG RICO hence for Kennebunk, put Gloucester
I'D inst, esky.
B,s Hnlnx Man bcto' reported ashore a, Holmes Hole
scnn Mosrs TAYLOR below Mobile 18th from AspIawa had
al hands @ with The s hsr snd
lowed up 70 the city on the 9Th
Ba scHn HAEAnp, Denton from wes'pcr Ms for Boston
s sss as de and q put no Gloucester ia inst wv W
Som EDWIN srrvnss, Of Barnsabe AZ Salem from Aba
ne had main boom and stsrpoard badly
mayed by shr Barra Of smyrna De dragging foul Of her
he Al anchor In Long Island Channel below Boston
The A Loaf bowsy ri head gear &C
scua Dorgms from Pensacola for New orleats with
80 a. "a cr0 fret lumber capszed during az
be sb inst when fichera New Canal That portion
iru,s being twelve ntscn thousand fee,stioh
as An ,he hold and the schooner herself Will supt
he lost The deck load was taken 90 by schr Delphne
s,us Bursos Of Bcsion before reported ashore on Truro
pe,s up hiah and dry a. los tide schr Mneso
xss aou side o. her h iokips OF cargo, would PROBABLY
~ 81 "a .ons hat llde,
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DONG ToLLMAN.-Two young ladies of Indian
apos, Indiana ont riding in buggy by themselves,
concluded to try the plank road Well to the plank
road they went and while trotting brsky along they
WEI suddenly arrested by the togate keeper, who de-
manded his toll. 'tHow much is itf" asked the girls.
'or and horse he replied, 1t is fifty cents.
Well, them get out of the way, for girls and a
nare. Get up, Jennyp' And away they went, leaving
the man in mute astonishment
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Letters have been received by the SECRETARY of tho
Navy from the Fast India squadron stating that the
slocp Macedonian (aag ship) Commo lore joel Abbott
the 9th OF september last that the steam gate Pow
hafsn Capt. William j. Mckinney at Hong Kong at
,he same dste and that the sioop Vandsia Commander
John Pore also at Hong Kong o. the 23d 81 Au0u
lss, Several etsths are reported bal no names asc
gwen.
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birth.


On Tuesday morning Nov. ~, at the Of Grand
street and the Howery the lady Of EUeET CURTIS Esl
Of two boys. Mother and boys doing well.
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Court OaIendsr-This Day.

SrIRoE CorRr--General Tem.-Nos. los, 123, 1885, 153
l54, lt5, ~, 101, 1b7, 1C9 10 ia.
stFfRion Cor Mos Is &c. o. 81 TIA, III, 77s, 49,
100 197 1888, $780, 8O6 s1l SA $685. 500, $685. Ss1, 1885,
$780, $751; 1885, $40 S42 7oS to H. S2i 1872 S43 to sae
.sS, 670, 761 AID.
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Steamship Cshawbs, EayanA.

Tie Pcpobsco, at Bangor closed h inst and the Kensbec
at Hallowtn en- the sd.
LAUscHED-At Frankfort I'D INST by Messrs Treat Co.
nne schooner called the Hattie Hard owed by q
Co. and by Flngg, OF Bangor will be Commanded by
Cap, Joeeph Rogers.
At New Eedford 26th nst BY Messrs Damon Co. Hxe
bark OF o67 TONS called the Helen Mar, built
lock scn and intended for whaier 10 be commanded BY
Ship sowamset successfully launched by Mr. Daniel Fos-
r At Warren RI morning 20h, according previous
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Home Ports,

4 APALACHICOLA Nov l3-Arr brig Isabella SANFORD.
Msanzas; l7h. schr Grerson Hsicck. NYork
2stIn port bark Sarah Bridge, Ballard for Boston ldg
briggs Isabella Sanford for Providence do; Flying Eage %
nant for NYork dol Kncc Ccnerry for Boston do; scrs
York do.
BALTIMORE, Nov M-Arr steamships Piedmont Post, and
Parker VEN, Hal, NYofk; barks Gen Taylor Adams HA
Ssns DrSs Zephyr @ Tosie Dc%oica Nora Grs!s. @
Phus Farrell savsnnsh schIs Baltic Stevens q ysgo q
Ireland Charleston; Bayles Jayne, NYork Old schrs
Brilliant Br Seabury, Halifax, NB; Cohasset Tobey New
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% ses s S Brown ' Saso. q
Tsl % a.sss nrs Ts. g ssA,ss
sssgs s. Q Ses the ouh Wheeler Boston
re;sS. :A,;
PHI INV S sSy s%S IssS,s. s..
nah; PotensS Red PhiadepSa; John XlDeIt. Hesos,
ss
;Gss ; sss 1 sS
rom l S
dd & sha
Va Havana sulans, Bsrreti NYork bars fhos Xitces,
isss s''s ss. %
.r: rns bsso Hercules 10Th ship o'
ssn ss" as :sasa n. ZIP
sa %
no Lysrgos ~ Ne, s schs R.yo ssbass roossco 90.
.ssrs s Goa
Ss% o., .., s. nss s.:s' i; 1r,::
ridge s.i nsnf 1 e. s
warehsm for Philadelphia Sid 2h. schr Blood, Now
NEwBURYPoRr Nov as-sd ship Gslleso new. 900 oaas
NV NV LONDON, Nov M-Arr .chr Mirror, whl., AIss.y
Ss r 3d. sS Harriet HONE Hsn~nrus 4 Ssrooas.s
Ray iSwsr osli',n,a VI. Hsmpses Rsaa. .sars 2ps
rsos ES ~ g. Nyo ss-,
Powell Church 0rom Mlstone), ChaYlegon Yarmouth Qr0m
NYprtl Barnsabie.
PORTI.AND Nov 24-Arr briggs Rcpai Sailor wish, Phar
epha; judge Whitman Pressey Bangor; scrS
Don kehoas Phiisdsiph, Geo Wheaton Albany SEEN -
Cid 2h bsrks 81 Jago Means Havana; Joseph Hale
Of Portland, 52l ons) Mcrril Mobile brgs seouAnas
scs sSysra ZEN Ssiys, sswy g.; s:"ss Pa
lace phis. :.
PR0yIE CETowE. Nov MAR 2fth, briss Rsbeoca Z
Frances Lneklp Georgetown, Sc Coz Boston Ist sails ~
ga. :, asss A%.saa sssrses Asssy Cos h ssn s1s
Fsieiia Chapman, Nyok IrovfncsUwn; rAyor suaas
Ycups, do for 90. -
PEuyrDFNCI Nsv 2Arr sshrs sSml Csstnsr. Krtehrrn.
Plisdelphia Cods aondout sops FAtrtesd
aymond, Alhspy Pointer, Fowler, snd Fr>derto Brown,
Garuiner Nyork SD star, NickersoA. PcdeiphiA
sloop Amsrrn burton Nyork; fro,p below bark fanny
RICHMOND Nov yt--Arr schrs Louis M-la.ie, BuckIa.d
Rochrnd: corinihan, Taylor, Newburyps~ sh schr Hen
SShyhsSKp Vow aacJd big palip .arrAhee auid ve~
SALEM Nov 2tsrr .ehr susan o. SNOW. Hycrt. 25sh
sch, i Il Shriever Cain. PhilsdehAle; Edwin Stevens
Tadsss Albany. Martha Maria, snail sYcrs SD schr II
"wv.WPRTS SSy s-ur sehr Masron Garsaer char.eson
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y Layton
sitting by the stove In the bsrroom Neville said to rue
that layton was elected saw nothing unusual in
Nevilles manner; left and returned again about II
O'Clock that night this was the last time Neville
Neville was there with Wcmmen and tall gentleman
standing at the barr Neville appeared cheerfa If any
thing he looked better than day or two before thai.
can the morning after he had difficulty with Mr. Gar
vey then he looked wild out Of his eyes, and said he was
highertd; but he got that look hat did not
ton when Neville had difficulty with Mr. Garvey; he
used abusive language, and Neville ordered him out
MI GsIvey reinssd TO go Nellie pn his hand on Mr..
ST. uck Neville who then struck Mr. Garvey and he feI
heavily TO the floor which led me to imagine he was
toxia,ed; he lay on the goor without stirring appa
reny helpless; took him by the to raise him some
one assisted me.
VIM. lake Of Fourth street in this city. avs--I am
contractor, II the firm 81 william Lake brothers knew
Edward Neville, the deceased; know nothing OF his
financial Affairs; think he embarrassed recently
lave been in the habit Of exchanging notes with him
since May last for Accommodation the condition wa
that was to use his notes and that he was to hold nv
notes ss collateral security my notes merely givel
10 him as q memorandum Till found money TO take u
his notes, and then both notes would be DESTROYED TO-
getber; about eight or ten days before he wa risn
there came note Of his for 81 500 DUE gave Neville
CHECK Of VIM Ia,tons for 81 $50 or theresaou toasr
taking MP said note; Neville said he could furnish til
rest but back the same day and said he had funds
days, IL j would endorse It, which did; he after
wards brought ever the note and showed II 1,
me- and on my asking him for my note be said he hai
made Of Il the way; asked him why ne hal
done he replied that made odds az long it was
taken up when DUE he good for t. the day
before he was missing asked him when the s 500 note
due; he replied not M the end the month On the
day he was missing ascertsned he note was due on
that day and MOI provided for he usually the notes
hms elf and fixed the dates and signed them without
observing the dates do not know Il the Gates Of the
notes that exchanged ngreed; never observed
only that they drawn for the same amount eli money
was in company With Mr.. Neville on the evening pre-
,ious his being missed until about II O'clock did not
observe any thing unusual In his manner; believe Ne
vies zeal estate and personal property TO be worth f
$4,000 have knowledge Of the amount OF his debts
and liabilities.
John Cook No 65 South Fifth strce-Says he Il coun
seor At law have been employed by The ae Mr. Neville
about Is years past his counsellor and attorney with
tie cxrel,ion of some rlhng matters l nevet knew of
his being embarrassed financially On the contrary
hid an entirely different crnton " ts ass IN the la
le ps '. Apsusi IA, attended " The purchase Of sos
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-23
RECOMNE.SDITYON.c.

PHIL.ps., Aug. IS, lSi1.
I have this day carefully inspected a conductor or
Lightning Rod, with and index. erected by Mr..
Thomas Armtace- Bellevue House. Gloucester and
have hesitation in saying that only tn.
have ever seen but that it is the ony have vet
examined that is constructed strictly scientific princ
pies II is with much pleasure that recommend his
conductor to the attention OF owners of buildings.
II. McNUETRIE.
am we'll satisfied that the Magnetic L.htnin. Rod,
manufactured by Mr.. Thomas Arma.r. of Philadelphia,
in the study Of the laws electricity and magnet
ism, and have hesitation in that these Rod. are
constructed upon the only principle safety The
shock is received and dispersed by the top
Of the rod and would be impossible according ~ the
laws of attraction and repulsion for building to be
injured BY stroke lightning when protected by one Of
these rods. have been acquainted with Mr. Armi,a re
ture OF these rods examined the principle whic they
constructed, and felt convinced that their
would be attended with complete The incrcain.
demand for these rcd and the all parts
of the country ample CONNIE naon of their utility and
superiority. TRACY E. WALLER, NJ. d.
Rising Sun, Philad Co, April 10, 1859.
n sc. WILT and SAMUEL HOOVER.
HarfLefon. Union Co. Pa.
are Agents for Union and adjoining Counties,
and will furnish the Rods on the same terms and
in the same manner as the Proprietor.
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JLe kneW-UoihingS.

-r-. '-a7v nothing of poverty caused by priest,
q, e. tg a. q ut the Scar.eI Beast.
.I.rl.cs OF dry old bones,
~. .. Iurturc> or sishs or g!oans,
- .a.- o; nenIuce or "holy wetls,"
DID,. Il cly.s,gIs or secret cells,
....- Il rgu- who are good and pure,
- ..r ul .aunks waom these nuns allure,
u. saint Bartholomew,
-.. or what the JcsuIis do,
<.a.r- II a.. Why The harm was done
..t t.- Hrly Fathers block Of stone.
d, ...trHg of good IN the public schools,
. rh.rs &C mass for the parting souls,
.. -'.. al al why an Irish priest
.., -lGI have our dollars or shi!liDgs at least
! , 70. ID It's convent or nunnery,
~ caauni Us a part Of his mumnery.
Y. have neyer heard Of the Madiai.
.--ia-d n the prisons OF Tuscany;
=, ser heard OF the martyrs OF old,
,..- "a ;As stake, n bondage sold;
e. .-,r heard ~ Nciancthon or Luther, never,
-.-...a, ine wrongs Of their race for ever,
.. should p1ar neretlcs ever know
rrE-A ! a4l tecraded Mexico;
e.. ..r..-., wa ''Gs for daily bread,
g. a.-a4.ul '...r, cold and dead;
g.. ....-.c. - ; SpaIr, with is robber horde
,.- est, vi steal while they serve the Lord;
So. ..s rr-f"n heart aud deserted home,
N..lteef 81, le>uit curse has come
a..f':'a most holy and merciful Pope,
. ..r oar ignorance and lead us TO hope
..a. iscU'lt send Us the pious Bedni again !;
49,. tgD Bass, The maryred and siain;)
.. -Itl.-l Bcdini-his greeting shall be
tnl- j. once w1s IN this land Of the free;
-.pa rs Btdini, and send with him, too,
\ cargo CT .ciics, bishop or two;
4 i-.. whiting virgins, some thumb-screws,
md all
at fhc fr7ieStanis felt under Catholic thrall.
"e ars wretched and poor, with our sins un-
forgiven,
p'Eh. Acrelic dogs, unpardoned. unshriven !;
Ncrs' Of priests, with ;heir beads and the ir
0rayerS,
NH4 .!nmine our ignorance. and tighten
uUr cares.
Therefor se send from sweet Erin, Father Ted.
is ORcurke,
'.'' aim call for his orders on Hughes of New
Yo-k.
80. hi. lsrl al our Bibles, and teach us his
io~-,
LA; We maT be wreiched "Know-No,hing.
no more RIIoRxIa.
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Map of Union County.

Nov in course of preparation. MAP OF
~ Union County, 20 by II inches in size,
exhibiting all the principal mountains and
streams, township and borough lines, roads
and Streets post-ofices churches. mills, school
houses. &c, &c, with the proposed Division
line. !, will be sold at ST 90 in plain style
l,25 when colored, LES with muslin back and
rollers, and $50 when mounted and colored
The subscriber asks the loan of drafts. &c,
as he is desirous of making a correct, hand
some, and useful map; and asks the patron
age Of the public generally.
X. vOLKMAR.
Lewisturg, May ls, 1854.
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1 / which will be found large and well
n selected stock Of
Hardware, Cutlery, Iron, Steel, Nails
Carriage lrim 'inCs. Harness mounings,
Carpenters, Cabinet-makerS' and Shoe
makers Tools, Boot and Shoe Findings
Moroccos, Kid, Innings. French Calf
skins, Cedar and Willow Ware, Steel
Springs, Anviis, Vices. Screw Plates.
Screw Bellows Builders Hardware OF
every description Vent an VI Indow Bid
Shutters. .WindowSasb, SilyerpltdWare,
Britannia Ware, Guns. Pistols. RevoL
ver>, Manila and Hemp Rope. Sperm,
Lard, and Whale Oil. Tar. Window
Glass Looking Glass Plates. .LirSeed Oil.
Spirits Turpentinc, Pure White Lead.
White Zinc Paints, Blake Fire Proof
and a full assortment Of ether Paints,
Wines and Liquors at Wholesale and
Retail, Japan, Copal, and Coach Var
nlshes, &c. &c.
Al Of which will be sold very cheap for cash.
country produce, or four months approved
credit. 10. RICHARDSON,
al the signs of the Anvil and Saw.
Danville, Sept II, 1854 lyi0t
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-23

NTEYER'S PianOS.-The subscriber
M has been appointed Agen, for the sale
of Meyers celebrated Pianos. C.Meyer reed
the Prize Medal at the Worlds Fair, when he
was in competition with the most celebrated
makers of Europe and America. His insiru-
ments are universally known to excel all 9TH
ers for exquisite tone and durability. Those
wishing 10 purchase a PIanothat will last for
many years and give perfect satisfaction, will
call andexamne one OF his best 7-octave rose
wood instruments, at J. l.. fODERS
Watch and Jewelry Store, Market ST.
Oct. l2. 1854 Lewisburg.
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TO LUNBERyEEN,

UIANTED-3O to $4,000 It Maple 81 BY 6
w 20 TO 10000 do 4by4
10 to 10000 # , Ash plank
20 10 10000 # /! do
to be delivered this coming Fall and Spring on
the bank of the River a, Harrisburg. Lumbe,
of good quality and strait grained is wanted.
Proposals will be received till Sept. for
furnishing the above, and persons sending pro
posals will stale the quantity and quality OF the
different kinds they can furnish, and when.
Terms of payment-cash on delivery and
inspection. Addres, (post-paid)
4sO W.O. HICKOk, Harrisburg, Pa.
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d.. .5dcIIIs'S Elirir

rs the only medicine capable Of curing the
Head.Acl in half an hour. For
merly, several days were required 10 relieve
this distressing pain whilst now the use OF
the Elixir will, in few moments, remove II
entirely. Although but lately introduced Ia
public notice This wonderful preparaloncoun,s
thousands Of advocates. II is very beneficial
in Colds and Coughs. checking the most OBJ
stinate fit Of coughing in minute or two. !,
is an invaluable Family Medicine in all sudden
attacks of sickness. \ single trial will he a
satisfactory evidence of its efficacy. Price %
cts. per botle. Prepared only by
THOMAS :. PRICHARD,
llS Caharine street. Philadelphia.
Agents.. BAKER co. Lewi,bury.
]. GERlIAKT, Srlins.rnTc.
John Sehnee, Peter German, Mt Pleasant.
Boyer & Basser, q. a 7. L. Meyer, Frreburg.
Id 4 II. 5. Boyer. renns Tp Roads.
Walter. Barton Co. Winfield
Brown iIilbsh, Turtieville.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Tss'
~ ,ameniary on the Estate Of JOHN A.
VANVALZAH, Esq, late of Kelly TIP, Union
Co., decd, have been granted to the under.
signed by the Register of Union county in due
form Of law; therefore all persons indebted to
said Estate are requested TO make immediate
payment, and those having any just claim,
are also requested to present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
SARAH d. VANVALZAH, I Exec
LAIRD HOWARD, utors.
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patemt flasneiie lightning Roos,

and in this sloDe. This Rod has been examined
by the most scientific gentlemen In the world
Professors NJ Murlrie, Johnson, w allor and many
others that have examined them. recommend and
speak Of them IN the highest terms OF APPRECIATION
and have pronounced them the only safe rods in
use in this any other country for the protection
OF Lives and Property. One alvantace Is TO divide
and throw back part of the electric fluid harmless
TO the clouds in time OF a stroke this enables the
rod to conduct that portion of fluid that belongs
to the earth without the slishtc-t danger Of lea
wing the conductor. This rod has many other
advantages over the old one. The only place OF
manufacturing Is in
Vine 81. 3 doors ADORE lcfl, Philadelphia,
where all persons are respectfully invited to call
and examine for themselves. For sale Wholesale
or Retail by THO'S ARMITAGE.
Orders promptly attended 10. Terms cash.
These rods have been purchased and success
fully used by the tollon ing individuals. companies
and corporations, whose names are cheeriuily
submitted:
In and mar PIlad,ptiG-A. :. Roberts. George
Santznrer Judge Bou,ieE, Judge Conrai. J. Mulferl
John Homes e. e Canley, j. Bvnncr u Oakley. Conrad
Ing.r.ol. the Blockey Alm-bouse, Anderson Brothers
Rev. j. l.. Grant, John Notman Tho-. Groy-r. Bate a
Iioons. A X. Ginkers H. simmons, Thc-. Not; Co. Mr.
Downing. }. r. Greer, J ". Watson. c. Humphreys. j.
Ripley Co, J. Nyman, u BarI-n. uyen-hre. u. Pep
Per, Mr. shsrp!ess Mr.. Martini :. D"rLey. J Brinssy
Mr.. Dawson, Dr. Paul. :. II. Powers Co. J. Win-Icnny
II. Miller, the Rcd Bank Hotel the L. : Arsenal the
Spring Garden Commissioner Hall.
IN the NGts IF Ne,o Jerscy.-Gror-e CrisI in. Jud.r
MCali Judge Dayton. John Netman, DR.. II. VI AuTIie,
BEN. Roberts, Mr.. J Downing.
IN UNION COUNT
Hartley Tp-Mark IiaIfpenny. VIM Poster John Haas.
Nicliarl Peters. Jacob Smith, David pilman, Reuben
Nench. George Kleckner. .Nesg B.iin Court House
and COmmis- -ioner> Office Ltrcytl,s Tp--John Rrher
tn'on Tp-Dr. Charles Wilson Hdtil,gt9n Tp.-.iohn
kuntz, simon kuntz. Fnn Tp.-Isaac Coudron. White
Deer Tf.-Miehael Hoffman.
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LEWISBURG FOUNDRY.

r~-The subscribers, thankful fer
N3d-l.s>J past patronage, would inform
49,. sSsI9i5 he public that they continue 10
- ,a7.s"-.sts-y manufacture all kinds of MILL
GEAKlNG and other Castings. Thrashing
Machines and other Machinery repaired in lhc
best manner. Castings warranted To be Of
good material, and at prices that can not fail
to please. GEDDES, MARSH & co.
Iewisburg. Feb. 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-23
The Far-Famed Medicine
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS

These pills being composed entirely Of mediei,stt,
are Of a most harmless nature, while the .-,.' w y
ary virtues they po''ess have rendered th,m ubr,",
sally popular in nearly every part Of L..-ta -,
imn-nse success they have met With ihrourIon, 49,
states is most extraordinary, owing It /. tr.,. Ls
to their wonderful efficacy in the cure Of Re-,
complaints and disorders OF the Liver ,pd So,
Persons who persevrre Ia using them arro,d',r =,
directions, seldom fail in being restored 10 b.i,i
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-23

%SAAS.SSD Invites tIe puo'iC W 'a''
and price his work, as he is confden, they will
render entire satisfaction even TO the most
diifiien, customers. -,
Constantly on hand, or made TO order, al
kinds of SADDLES, HARNESS. Brides, t"f-
lars, Whips, Tunhs, vaIices, Carpet Bags DC.
Also the chcapes, and best assortment oil
Worsted, Linen, and Cotton FLY NbIs TO
be foundin town. at prices ranging from S.'s5
10 81 80 per single net, also Leather Fly Nets
of different styles and prices.
The above articles will be sold cheap for
cash or country Produce.
All kinds of REPAIRING done al short no.
,ce, cheap. and in the most durable manner.
The ciizens Of Lewisburg and the surroun-
cling country, are solicited to extend fair
portion of their patronage.
WANTED-lOOcords of Wood in exchange
for work. also 10 tons of Hay wanted al mar
ket prices.
,5~Shopin Beavers new brick BLOCK, Third
and Market, 4lh door from corner.
p. II. BEAVER.
Lewisburg, June 80. 1854
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Who wants a PhiIa. Daily paperl

ON and after Nov. lst, the undersi gned
~ will furnish subscribers with any of the
Philadelphia Dai!ies, on the evening Of the
same day as published.
Whoever, then, wishes the news, can be
supplied by at once leaving their names with
US. Ttrms-6 cts. per week Qor the Penny
papers, payable weekly or monthvin advance.
THORNTON e. co.
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The subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens of Lewisburg and the travelling commun-
ity generally, that he has opened new Livery
and Exchange Stable on FOURTH street hall a
square South Of Market, and has provideda good
lot Of Horses. with entirely new good and fash
1onabie Carriages, Buggies, Sleghs, &c. where all
wishing anything in his line may be accommod-
ated on the shortest notice and most reasonable
terms. He will pay every attention to the
wants Of his Customers. and hopes by so doing
to merit and receive q liberal share Of public
patronage. WILLIAM MOORE.
Lewisburg Dec 30, 1881
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The renowned Remedy.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT

This extraordinary Ungucnt is composed Of the most
healing Baisams, aud when used IN accordance w'th
the directions which accom- any each pot, viii insure
when all other means fail. Gases of the most
desperate skin diseases readily yield To its efficacy
1t famous hen used in OF Uout Rhcumatisn,
Contracted or sun Joints In Asthmes it will do
won6crs il rubbed into the Chest
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UNION TEMPERANCE HOTEL,

Ice Cream and Eating Saloon,
Corner Of Second and Market SIS.
Having rented the commodious and well
E:Nftted buildings at the lower end of Market
st. Qormerly the mansion Of fWm.Hayes, ,Esq.)
the subscriber is prepared to entertain
STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS,
Man and Beast, with lodging and food-bu
not with intoxicating liquors.
u There is also attached an ICE CREAM
Saloon for Ladies, and an EATING SALOON
for Gentlemen.
He respectfully solicits fair trial, and a
share of the public patronage.
E. PETERS.
Lewisburg. March 30, 1854 3m