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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-09

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Tie ATTACK ON THE EMrERoR's LIFE
Horace Greely writes
came to Paris last Saturday at the
hour, and almost the minute, of an at
tempt OF an unknown Italian to assassi-
nate the Emperor. The journals have
had much to say ofthe excitement, the in
digation, the enthusiastic loyalty evoked
by that crime. To ne it seems lncredi-
BILE desperate attack on the life of the
Head Of the State { might almost say of
the State itself) should cause no more
general agitation, than this appearedto to do,
especially among a people as excitable and
demonstrative as the Parisians. saw no
crowd in the streets and heard of none;
and if any cried Vive I Emperor, it was
where they te.t pretty sure toe Emperor
would hear, or at least hear of, their en-
thusiasm. The attempt to kill the Empe-
ror has not created one half the feeling
here that the shooting of Bill Poole did in
New York, nor as an effective attempt to
take the life of any one of the two hundred
ofthe best known citizens of our empori-
UNI would induce. Except in official or
military quarters, the whole affair has been
taken worry cody. heard one anecdote
of the outrage, which my in ormant le-
latel as an literal fact, and which is ut
least characteristic enough to be so: A
Frenchman walking in the Place de Ia
Concorde, vas met by another who ex-
claimed in deep agitation-'have you heard
the news? The Emperor has just been
shot-he, is killed. Served him right!
responded the other Niva la Republiquc?'
MOP cried another running from the
Avenue Champs Elysces, 'he has been
fired at but not killed-he is unhurt.'-
4 am delighted to hear it, instantly re-
sponded the Republican of ten seconds
previous, 'Vivel' Empereur.' So wags
the world.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-09
BY JOHN O. WHITTIER.

A Song Of the Old Freneh War.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-09

when an innocent man is put upon
his trial, he can never be certain Of an ac-
quittal. Circumstances---incidental cir
cumstanccs-may be exaggerated, or high
y colored, or facts may be forgotten, SO
that Innocent men may sometimes be
convicted. know this from my own ex.
perience.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15
More News from one Of the first Wen
IN Henry.

GlILs Poisr, Henry County. Va,
June 9th. 1855. \
nEAR SiRs About the 18Th OF December last
II became very much afflicted with what though IN
old hurt o. une uf my knees. tthe lett one OF long
standing. of which | hs frequent attacks. "hmh
about six eight days became violent that to steep
was impo- ble In about twenty -four hours was al
tackled in my rig, hand and wrss and In about twelve
hours was attacked In my right ankle. at which time
was under such excruciatng pain not to be he TO
take any whatever losing all appetite for any knd
of food. and In n perfectly helpless con luton De
came almost a derHngcd man. My family standing
around n y bed side mpiorng re call IN physician,
nv reply was. thu II ] could obtain TIE right sort OF
man would 10 so bu, that had well die with ie'
yer an sgue Atleng,h consented tor my son to go
TO Mr. James A. Grew, merchant, near me and Ia
say him what my situation after had tired every
recommendation pos. ,le without the least benefit mat
IL he had any thing vi ich he could truly recommend To
send II To me He sent bottle Of Doves Rheumatic
Liniment. used It din eted and after about SIX
hours dropped ASLEEP for the FIRST time In forty hours
My joints became much swollen. From the time be
gan the swelling .uagd, and IN ten ihy'
wa. nbIe To attend my business usual sometimes
Law. attacks In my shoulders use the Lnimen as be-
fore, with imuedate relief by timely application
think i, a invaluable remedy, and am DESTROYS tia
every person afflicted with the dreadful scourgo on
esi IN fRheunatitm. should give it a irial.
Yours, truly, &c.
.IiDWELL STONE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15
Ttdings from Chesterfield.

CHEsrEkfikLp CouNTf. VA, Aug /. 1922
NESSiiS. DOVE Il CO, Richmond Last fail one
wi .f my ma e. was turned eo.e in the hleyaIdi
wie ps, ing aheat with other mules he with tbs
wight Of h- ~hoe body sssn- large plate 81 shret
,raa cut g hi-eif the thigh b. about 10 inche-
Lung aai tru m iueh and h II To tea inches deere
IT,. ani was "a such character in sant 'ose be
t,.aala ver h.. ri any serg - uEan. Seeirc
I 49, ; the TUT o az the papers procured nhd
san a. once 10 the cut; and in al'uul thiee weeks
ne ~, perfectly well and work and you cannot per
g. i've the least scar where the cut was mpde
n. A. NISfREE
p. S-TLcte many eases ef injuries to cattle N
this neeiborhood which baye been cured by your Iur
Oi aad if II any benefit you. can procure you
man, :, r,;caes TIE whole NIL borhood say IL is the
quickest healing remedy they ever saw. ....,.
A. WINFREE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15
I. OK NEW ORLEANs.-Virsini Il
l. Louisiana Liue.-first Packet Fam.

sail with li,paoh. The superior, fast sail .Sisa
ing. tile d-ched and copper fastened schooner.
ELLEN. Curtain JAMES STEWART. now loading and
will al b. above. For balance Of freight apply
DAVID & WM CURRIE
Richmond.
z. s. Shippers by this Vessel viii get their goods
portf destination ut half of freight cheaper
tns by any other route AMI in less time. Insurance
can be, fected the best ID D. ". @,
aug 22-s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15
RECEIVING AND on HAND,

RECEIVING AND on HAND,
~ - BBl.a Smtu~ C. Sugar.
ID e5 & oaod, Clarified K cra-hed9o,
u l,axes Loaf sugar
10 btis n. o. Melas-es,
/, hhds 7 Il. do.,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
40 +" Laguirn do
10 /" Prime old java do,
80 boxes A,amaniine and Sperm Candles.
Large lot of Clover, Orchard Grass and Timothy Seed
Call selling cheap.
tf-b "a Isl YOUNGER SMITH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

Il BUSlNESS.-The subscriber, located ON the
Dock, convenient to the landLgs of the Steamers and
Vessels, is prepared to forward extremely low rates.
ALL KINDS OF MERCHANDISE, TOBACCO,
FLOUR, GRAIN, und other county produce.
lie viii also give his personal attention 10 the sale {
Flour Grain and Produce md the lch Of Groceries.
His location enables him To torAat tiuuds aud Pro.
dure mt abuu haf the nsul. CHARGES 10 kichmand;
and hum ioug c%reiet in the business al asks i,
IA trial to insure satisfaction.
ALFRED s. LEE ON the peck.
" TX I'm Rchnnnd Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15
MERCHANDISE.

OEIGE-The subscribers mying purchased OF
jun i FraiiAl1 his interest in Tie concern -
g,,pLtp Brother & Co.. will continue tho business la
II, .R,n- ,.,.r MKT ,.,T - Li'fiy M.ss!;ls snde,
lhe firm aud sty.e o Franklin Bot 9. They return
fber thanks their friends and tho public generally
or the ,.rt patronage extended them icI the shor
limo thew have bee in the Grocery ntd Commission
pu .inrss md respectfully .ocit continuance OF
the same; prou sing their best eAertion. TO give
an isf, ctan TO all who may do business with them
JAMES FRANKLIN.
in, Or. EDWARD FRANKLIN. JR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15
NLW-YORK.
couHs, FANS, AND FANCY Coon

WILLIAM rASKER
En PARK PLACE. NBN.}URk invites The
III isston Of SOU bern aud Western Nelchnnl.
u ils nav ,toch If tabs cnub. tiai rnnlb. and M
brushes. Ladies keticut =, Pe,iu cry. soaps II
Nonrsie. Jei anj lipud Bracelets Pocket b. X Dire.
liattoas Pins md Ne, les Hooks aud Eyes Watr
Gna-ds. Wax Gorn nd Glass Beads. Necklaces. Ne
ladia Rubber Combs Cpre- Balls aud Toys OF ever,
description Scissors. bh2prs AMI Cutlery, Gold az
OH Iev..ry Aeeef4eun- m Yio in,. including g.
efsi AMI very lssge .toci o. Etr sh Frse Il and 6
man Fancy Gooas which vii be sid at the yer, L."
IT II ees tor cnsh approved paper
- atdef. y ttt.r se,seiai - ga no p.
m Husr.
WI 81 A~kEt.
10 past. " orb
l. \ - rln h- nnf. , ny
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stiIl more News from n Good Man.

SUGAR TRrE Va. June 10Th 1880.
Al ESSRS. DOVE g. CO. hefehy certify mat t. !
lNl years past have been much afflicted with Rneu
mntism, and Gom the frequent use OF your Lhimrni
bosr ben almost IN IT, ly relieved OF the disease. !
cell great zeal Of it my Leghbors and do not
recolleci solitary where il has been applied
cordine the directions, al IT. hryBg failed 10 afford
relief. No family ud le without this Eminent. |
regard it OF the best remedies for Rheumatism
have tried and with the 81 pleasure do
commend it u every family in the world
Yours truly, A. CREWS.
o.l Ito A..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15
RICHMOND, January lC, 1855.


Mossrs. DOVE d. Co.-For about seven years my ne
gro boy, Simon, had ulcer the shin bone of one
OF his legs; he had the very best medical advice
and the strictest attention from myself; the has
been repeatedly pouced and burnt with caustir; in
evals, whilst giving and applying medicine he has been
Kept on low diet and also kept perfectly quiet, with the
limb elevated; sometimes the woul be as large
u phni Of mans hand, and at others no larger than
halt dime and even when it has attained this small
size would break out again. | became entirely di-
couTal ed ab, ut it, anil day. while in your store
-ked you what mist do Tor ii; you gave II bottle Of
your hF OIL and after using bottles (by the drcc
tIon,) 1t Was entirely healed. Previous to the Of
using IT, lie hod lost months from his work. but since he
has never ln't q single day. l will add that have er
pen ed use rs>A, his limb, about TWO hundred and
hy doa'N' AMI II gives me pleasure add to the ma
ny y'n have this testimonial of the virtues of your
I'm Oh. Very respectfully.
s. q. SHELTON.
La cory-fuolishedb by permission from lady in tbs
city luup 3d6m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

A CARD The subscriber having purchased OF
"A Mcdaniel, Hurt d. Pres their interest in the
late concern of w T. Anderson d. Co. will continur
the Grocery CoMsIssIos ard FoRwAhpiN6 bu-in ,ss
the old stand the Basin where they vii keep
hand of Guano Plaster Lime aud Cement, for
sale at the lowest cash prices.
He returns lis thanks t. the friends Of the late
cern and the pubic generally for the lbe al patronage
extended to it, md hopes, by using his best exe,tions
merit continuance of the she new concctn.
udl9 dts WIN 7. ANDERSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15
More News Of its Efficacy.
SANDY hIyrR, Pitlsylvann County, '
fSss

7
june Cad 1879. \
NESSRS. DONE& CO.--DEaR SiRs: Hereby Ger
lvl y tina, about the first ol last Machh was nj.
tackled it'll Rheuma,sm Of the eeycrest charaetor IN
one shoulder and arm ing the OF II entirely from
me. md from witch suffered very sewers pain Tor three
or four days. M, then procured bottle OF your
Rheumatic Linin1eut md applied 1t according to toe
dir ctions. from which restored In .hot time
and my arm restored full STRENGTH and yigor in
few ieys; and earnestly recommend II to all no may
be afflicted with Rheumu lam. Aud il is duty yuu
owe to the community to urge USE copy.
THDAt y UUNDIEN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15
Twice a week betw cen
RAETsNOaE aud RICHMOND.
HA STA WEBS
mr. 1TrHrDn .,1 InTalfOrJTA

DOf1t'ONN III
rrsas tn. .teasaef nttvintHs caves Baltimore
aasal.sa y pxery SATD DAY rtirtn n f'r hirhm"nd-
e,urniae le,yes Riehmt ni eyers iuaaDAY afternoon
Tor Bai'lmore,
The paoAHnSTAs leaves Baltimore every WEDsEs
DAY afternoon for Richmond, -ieturning leaves Rich
inond every SATURDAY aiteru9os lor Baltimore.
Shipper. Baltimore, by these Boats, must have
bnir ods frre every Monday aud fsday Of eacl ek
LUDLAM y WATSON.
"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15
GUANO, GUASO.

GUANO, GUASO.
IAYING made arrangements with the Peruvian
i i agents to get supplies Of GuANU The best
terms. prepared to furnish it. We have
now on humid. aud anont, 500 bags and " II be in reg
ular receipt Of it, We shall II none except what comes
To rs direct on the and all VIII, turchae ui
may rely ON getting GENUINE GUANO. We solicit
the order. OF our friends and all others with The
nnce that will always furnish them with the be ar
Gle and on the most favorable terms
CRl3NGHAW & co.
fe 1I.ts North side of the Basin Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

Fishing Eackla. Ac.
AAfE rrtzfs ~ H-b. ps sAIae-s FISH
y 80 fAak ttsht ipvi.e IA attention
afat d.. +. A.. a.. .Iiae h. 1t line. VIZ;
Kfds hftIffflfes 10 ia IpHfs,
TrDu' is. with extra upz. full nonnted,
Four ut rods, at 81 .,
Walking rnne ID in and uints.
SILK. grass, hemp aud hair lines, superior quality
Grnvitstion, Limerick AMI Virginia Hooks,
Bait nets with or without fo1,
Plain aud fine reels India Rubber 6sh bnt need,es
artificial hes .naods and every III ng in the sporting
line the Gun w b. a. &. FISHER,
Opposite Nntv III House Lynchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15
MERCHANDISE.
NEW HOOKS AGAIN, At MoKsE's

n EW BVONS AUNBNs u . "V"
y MeCornick' Camp before Seyasiopof
Tho Two G Iardians--by the nhthor Of Hearts ba'e'
ilear's Eaze--a lot:
kenneth-- / the
Castle Batder--by the -"
Chemistry If Common Life.
I he Escared Nun--dedienfed 10 the frote'taHf' a
America;
The Cou.-fipt--by Dumas.
Sam Silk ia .eafrh of n Wiz
Tie Eclrotc 10 Augu-f;
The LunjoB Art Journal far August
Edinburgh H.viey far Jaiy
Househod Wara. iur Srptenibrr
ffank Leslie. J9arnal is ntembefi
Jay ant Ea-e-=f,r oups Motaors;
The M6g,l Ptob.- bv Ia I'M
al, ieii nd cum tasi .tork II School and Gla=-i
cal B.,ks \ lat p,ce- tbHt cunnh fiji Ples'e.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

GLOVER SEED.--pRIME NEW GLOVER
~ Seed for sale the best
Ceb25ts CRENsilAW e. &C,
North side of thu Sasin Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

CAkD,-Ih. undersigned will contiue as here.
"A toiorc the GROCERY, COMMISSION a. FoRwARDISG
business, and also, the manufacturing ri T"bacco.-
Grateful fer former iavors they pledge their best
lions rit their continuance
opl9.d MCDANIEL. HURT g. PRESTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15
l,KOMA, cocoa, CHOCOLATE 4
4 tOKSETS. CORSETs GORSETS.-

~ just oIened at the Cash Store l0U pains French
CUrsets ca ard and "he-a beautiful article at SlS5
-wmth -; 100 pair superior Black Cater Boots,
81 3O-a great batenif Preach Shirt Busoms - cts,
worth SI-s"l etLing new. Please call md Examine
them. sep L. JOHN ABRAfiAM>.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15
al WINDOW SHADE GILT

mug us bTIILEH, WtELDENf ~ IV'
NEW GOODS The subscriber has
~ ceived his complete stock of Spring and Summer
DRY GOODS; To which the attention Of his friend
and the public ia general is respectfully chilled. iey
ing taken advantage of the depressed state at the mar
ket in purchasing his Goods he will be able TO 7fcl
gr.at Inducements To Luyers.
The article. too numerous TO mention, there cnh
be found oil the articles which general Dry Goods
business embraces besdesa lorgc assortment OF Boots
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Umb, ella-, Parasol, &c. Country
Merchants especially invited /. call ON him before
they 60 further Enst he |, determined tn sell at Rich
mond Prices. suict attention will be psd 10 orders
Come nnd Nil
milo La MAJ IL GUGGE NHEIMER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

ICE! ICE IA fine lot of &c E for sale a, the 10.
l. N'eu" oaioon' 1uly2ts s. ZETELI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

SOMETHING q, Il W.-The cele, rated Morn
- ing Star Double Oven COOKING STOVE. tr
coal wo Il, just receive al the Furnace nni TIA
Nafe house. East Main street A Stove which
sdefe the h'yt chrRpost mn.t subsluunl and ye,'tt
Cooking Apparatus in the mon; warranted Ia bake
roasl, boil bruil and f., in me satisfactory
Win less fuel hnn any Stove of smi,ar capacity
ia use. Ca aud s. them.
Also hne essortment OF LEAD PIPE, or .n,ieus
sit4-, af hnnd and for sale by Z. !. Bliss.
ia Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15
I ICOKICEi LICORICI

- receiving and have in store the following bra. Is
OF linz Licsfice, for sale consignmeits:
loo cases 7 and S. Sticks.
30 do | rncco do
90 do +. 6 do
apll3-ts MCDANIEL. HURT & PRESTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

D1ELES, PISTOLS, Nc.--We have
IL hand very handsome assortment of Rifles, Iis
tolls, Ne, Nc. comprising very fine Rle,. hand
somely mounted with Gormaa Silver Saloon Rifles an,
Pisols Sharp's Rifles; Colts Five Shooters; Allen
Sefcocking Pistols; Cane Guns Fos; Hunting nves
Pistols of all sizes; Caps, &c. &c. 4, whci
we invite the attention of the public.
aug OTIS J. ID GREGORY Il co
NOW ON HAND
1 ' 80 tons letter No Peruvian Guano;
10 Mexican -
100 Casks rhomaslon Lime;
l0l Mount in
so 4" North River Cen emit;
SO Calcined Plaster;
All Tor sale accommodating terms by
MILLER & Ell AN.
aug dts the BASIN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

--dISO--
Plaid, Bleeched and Brown Domestic, Calico, Linen,
Drill Bed Cords and Plough Lines Window Glass and
Putty, Coppeps, Alun Mndder and Indigo, PEPPER
Ginger and Spice. Spades. Shovels Trace and Halter
Chains Manure and Hay Folks. Boots Shoes and Hats
For sale, exchange Tor country Producc,u accomo
llating terms. Zap. 2lts) JOHN HOLLINS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15

VERY line COGNAC b IA Nd
London Porter Port and Sherry Wines, for inv;
ids, ju.i received by r. STABLER & co.
lnne LIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-15
HATS EsAFS! HATS! R.
SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1855. ~

a. TIIZbR VIII introduce the Spring style Dless Hat
~ the hf Saiur Jay in March tor the inspection OF his
customers aud the public generally; which Will be found
Ia Surpass any Hat this market. in beauiy, stSe,
quality and finish Also, lot of beautiful style
soft Hats for young Gents. All those desi.ing fine
Dress Has. to eclipse any thing in this market will
please call at the sign OF H. BLUE HAT.
All kinds Of Hats made to order with and
dispatch Customers Hats dressed over ms usual.
mar3.is WIN. SITTER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-27

A Grand Temperance MASS MEETING is
appointed to be held at AwonsJurg, in Center
county, on FmpAY the 10Th Of August next.
The friends of this good cause are hereby most
respectfully and earnestly invited 10 attend.
Come one-comc all, II is glorious cause,
involving the peace and happiness of millions
for time and for eternity! 1t is the cause of
God and Humanity. Let us not then be weary
in well-doing. bet there be no compromise
with the enemy. Let us not be satisfied with
ANYTHING short Of PRoHIBITIoN.
The exercises will commence at 9t O'Clock
A NJ. and continue during the day. a Free
Dinner will be given. The Addresses 10 be in
the German and English Languages. The
following persons have been invited As Spea-
kers, viz. Gov Pollock, ExGov. Biger, Rev.
DIR. Malcom, Rev. H.Ieger, Rev. j. S.Fisher,
Rev. F. Rulhrauif. Rev.E.kieller. Rev+.TWil-
liams, RevW .R.Yearick. Rev.A.Brlttain, Hon.
JT.Hale, H.NM'Allister Esq, Saml Linn Esq,
James Aiken, and others.
JOHN KREMER. In.
MARTIN L.IEITZELl,,
MICHAEL HARPER,
WM. SHAFFER,
). II. STOVER,
Committee Of arrangements.
Aaronsburg, July II, 1853
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-27
Commencement.

This annual high-day in our Borough is at
hand, and will probably attract larger num-
Der of strangers and visitors than ever before.
This extension Of general knowledge of our
town and vicinity, tends greatly 10 our advan-
tage; but our public houses are not able to
accommodate all who are expected, and the
hospitality of our citizens will 1t is hoped sup
ply the deficiency.
All families, in town or within two or three
miles, willing 10 entertain strangers for one or
two days, are respectfully requested to send
their names and the number they will take, Ia
DR.. Malcom, President Of the Faculty. Some
may be prepared TO furnish meals TO larger
number than they can accommodate with
beds. If any therefore can spare the use OF a
room, who will not find it convenient to pro-
vide meals, they are solicited to send the
names as above
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-27
The Lewisburg Chronicle
AZ IxpErKNpEST FAMILY JOURNAL,
Issued on Friday Mornings al Le~ts1"rg

Issued on Friday Mornings al Leets1"rg,
Union county, Rsnnsytcan'a
rKRys.-.i, so per year, TO De PAID IN sp'aS'k-'hd
=, ,h us rate for a longer or shorter period mus
81 cents will pay four months, 40 cts ''r SIX
q, months g. for sixteen months, 50 Tor Two
,s xc single Nos, ) cts. Payments by mai lpaiul
,.c,sd in gold postage stamps or bank notes al 'he
,s,ue here eA.rapers to stop with the time paid Tor
ADVERTISEMENTS handsomely inserted at % cents per
,u.re one week 25 cents each subsequent ihseruo"'
f,r Al, months. - 4 year Half siuare--'c iJc -
sa Two souar.s-.l, soc, 81 $50 Merchants %c not
fourth of a column, go year. All Others a. may
-, u,on square is l6 lines Of BREWER, OF l. Of
nn,-iI Large ,stereoyPes and advertisements Of
,,mor,liang tendency. not admitted.
Communications desired topics Of general interest
not within the range of party sectaran contest All
LISTERS to come postpaid, accompanied by the name and
address of the writer, to receive attention.
The MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH is located in the office
of the Chronicle by which often get important News
in advance Of the Mails
Connected with the Office ample materials fer most
hind, of JOE PRINTING which will be executed with
p,,suess and despatch and on reasonable terms
rs Casual Advertisements to te paid for when handed
I'm and job Work when delivered.
eoc. on Market street. north side second story, ~
door above the Post Office.
woRDEN & CORNELIUS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-27
Lewismrg Chronicle West Branch Farmcr-Juy 81, 1855

ndyAndrew jackson Donaldson, adopted
son of Old Hickory, and WIN. II. Polk,
brother of E1-Prcs. Polk, are among the
liveliest Know Nothings Of Tennessee.
James b. Clay, son # Henry Clay Of
Kentucky, is staunch opponent of the
Know Nothings.
ss-Therc is no paper in Bradford coun-
ty supporting Arnold Plummer for Canal
Commissioner. The Exporter, the Demo
cratic organ, denounces him as feeler
for Buchanan" and his nomination Bu-
chanan triumph.
ID-On Wednesday next, the Books
will be opened, at Fishers Hotel, in
White Deer Mills, for procuring capital
stock for the BRIDGE between that place
and Watsontown.
MIDDLErowN, Conn, July 24.-Three
cases of genuine Asiatic Cholera occurred
in Portland, on the opposite side of the
river, yesterday, aud one case is reported
in this place.
HVnA Binghamton paper states that a
Yellow Bird was recently shot, which had
over 200 of the Wheat Weevil in its crop
and four grains Of wheat with weevil in
them.
rN. Recent letters from San Juan state
that fliibuster Walker had been defeated,
and seizing a schooner lying in the harbor
sailed for parts unknown.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-27
PUBLIC NOTICE.
& White Deer Mills

w BRIDGE COMPANY.-Notice Is here
by given, tina, Subscription Books to the Cap
ital Stock of the Watsontown & White Deer
Mills Bridge Company will be opened on
Wednesday, the ist dav of August, A. ID. 1855,
at the Hotel of Jonas Fisher, al White Deer
Mills, Union county, at which time and place
the undersigned Commissioners will attend to
receive subscriptions Of stock TO the SAID
Bridge Company. Robert Candor,
James Culberlson, Jonas Fisher
George Little, Joseph p. Hoge,
Sam'I Brady, Henry High,
William Fearon, Jr. David Is. kaufman,
John Watson, Sam'l l.. Beck,
f. l.. Piper, Charles Gudykunst,
d. Corey Watson, Anthony KIechner.
Inlv G. IS55