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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27

Spring and summer Goods, at

NJ LEWIS New Store, Market Street. l.ew.
NS isbtrg, next door to. klihe's Hotel.
Just received, Barege de Esins, Lawns, su-
perb Challies, new Prints, Nankeens, Will
mington Srtipes,. Seersuckers. Brown and
White German linens, White Irish Linens,
figured and dotted SWISS Muslns, Camtrir,
Jaconet and Null Mpslns, stamped and en-
hroidercd Collars, Under Sleeves and Spencers,
blact dotted Yeils, plain and plaid Ginghams,
Silk Puplins. Spring Silks, cheap Ticking Mus
Inns, Hickory stripes. for Boatnaen's Shirts,
Blue Twill for Farmers Frocks ard CyeralIs,
and new ane fashionable Trimmings in every
sTIrr6NERY-G,llou's Pens, mercantile
and lor ladies' use. The best Black Ink, by the
gallon or any smaller quantity. Segars, To-
bacco, &c. .-. :. o..
A fresh assortment of Oranges. Lemons,
Raisins. Dates. Figs. Iceland Moss Paste, Fig
Paste AMI C6nfectiONeraes IN every va
riety,
Also, fine Almond Soap, and highly per-
fumed BEAvEu's GnEasE, pronounced by Proi.
Brown TO he the very best article for bcautiiy-
ing and promoting the growth of the hair.
A CIncuLATINo LIsRiHx is also oreneG,
affording cheap reading Of all the new
and Interesting works, which will he constant
ly supplied 10 rcadrrs at One Cent per day for
each volume.
Ladies are invited 10 cal, and examine
before pure hasing elsewhere, as bargains OF
the most satisfactory character VIII be given.
Lewist1 arg. April G, 1859.
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The Lewisbuts Chronicle
,xD.rrsfxs4 rASrrr JOURNAL
ls'Sea ." .o1u,v. Pennsylvania.

TaiDn cOunty,
,rvv,-,, so per year. 10 pS r''. y - rrns
81 the SANE n,, for four months " cts ior 81. months
% o'"'' months, s, for sixteen months ot 'aV
81 for esn' yo.s. c.s ay;ncnts by mail traid)
years ,olI. postage stamps, or bank notes a. ."e'f
es. Papers to stop with the tune pA'd 'Or
,sv,r,rs ''u. handsomely inserted at ~ cents per
..l .. cents each subsequent 'nsertien' IS
So m,n,b, q year. Half a sruaFe--9c' iSc' s.
,o' - ..n.rc.-,r sOc 81, $50 Merchants &c- not
,,,-,t a. column, $40 a year. All others as may
o, A square is ID lines Of BREWER, or l. Of
I.r,r cuts s:rreo'-pes, and advertisement OF
.-.,f,inr tendency. are not admitted
ors desired ON topics OF general interest
,tf, ,bc range OF party OF sectarian contest All
., come post. raid, accompanied by the nan. anu
-, the writer, to receive attention
N,iyErIr TELk,DAPII is located in the o''iee
c...,i.,e by Which often get important News
l.. advance Of the Malls
IL vii, the Office ample materials Tor most
,rop PRINTING which will be executed Win
A'N.' -, ,..g,teh and reasonable terms
Advert .emrrlts to lie paid toE " Zen hanaed
:. -, v.rk when delivered.
m Market street. north side, second story "a
a'e' wcRDEN b CeR~EEloS.
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DIED.,

On the 18th inst, Alfred Levi son r. John
and Drusilla Trumel, aged months, weeks
and 4 days.
In Chillisquaque, 18th inst, Margaret wife
Of Ge rye Lloyd, aged % years.
In 'Chilisquaque, 10th inst. Sarah f daugh-
ter Of James and Sarah Camel, aged . years
and 3on,hs.
In Buifaloe 22i inst aged 6i years, ,Mar6are.
wife of Isaac afev.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters
~ Of Administration on the Estate of HEN
RY DIErFENDER, late Of White Deer Twp,
Union Co., decd. have been granted to the
undersigned BY the Register Of Union county,
in due form of LAW; therefore, all persons In
dettcd to said estate are requested TO make
immediate payrent; and those having jus,
claims are also requested 10 present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
ArriI 2o.'55' JOSIAH RANCK, Admir-.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27

BusroN, April II.
In The Circuit Court, this morning,
Judge Curtis delivered an opinion in the
case Of Theodore Parker and others, de-
claring .hc indictments to be void, on the
ground that the process did not sufficiently
Sc: forth that it was not alleged tina. the
L. S Commissioner in the Burns case had
legal cognizancc. All the accused were
therefore ordered to be discharged The
decision was received with much applause.
ROCHESTER, April 23.-As locomo-
tive was backing down the tracli,in Canaan
oaigra Village, this afternoon, i. ran over
and instantly killed j. i. Hall, Esq, a
lsSycr, severipg his lead from his body.
Judge Phelps and another person, stand
ing on the track, were also seriously in
iured-the former SO severely that his life
is despaired Of.
Bosros, April pa private letter
from Ceylon mentions the death, from
Choleta, Of the Rev. Daniel Poor, the ve-
Ieraelc missionary of the American Board
The cholera was raging with much fatality
at Ceylon.
The Baltimore An,erican says that the
cost Of living in tha: tity is fully one
hundred pc: cent. higher than il vas ten
years ago, bat that it is still twenty five
per cent less than In Philadelphia.
EAsroN, Pa, April II.
The Noravian church in this place, was
struck by lightning at noon to-day, and
the roof much injured No other damage
vas caused
"Sam' is called "Yankee Doodle in
some sections "away down east :" and un-
der that cognonen lid elective da,y in
Ahode Island very recently.
Martin Van Buren,, jr., son of the e1-
rpresident, died in Paris on the sOth u!t.
-, rt remains will be brought home in July.
iae Court of Perry county refused to
gram licenses for tue sale Of iiauots fct
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NOTICE.

Union County So:
In the matter Of The nqni- } In 10 Orphans
si,ion ofihe real estate Of Pr Court oi Union
TER M.rHnss, late Of BufIa- )CounIy.
loe TOW Il >hip. deed.
NOTICE is hereby given. Isabella Nathe-s,
N widow Jau,eS Marhers. Joseph Kelly
and Margaret bis y .fe. John Cfi>welI and
Jane his wife, Gidc-n Schcddel, James Nc
Creighl, Esq. guardian OF. David, Daniel. Pc
ter ~. Samuel = Adam c.. I,a e. and Jno.
b. Schetirl, minor children Of Martha SEIZED
del, deceased, and William and The mas 10
don, minor children Of Mary jod"n, deceased,
and John Maihers. heirs and legal repIescr-
taiives Of Peter Ma.hers. late Of Bui!alos
township. deceased Whereas, BY an Inques:
for that purpose, awarded by The Orphans
Court of the County aforesaid, the real estate
Of the said Peter Mathers was appraised, and
none of the heirs Of sand deceased appeared
in Court 10 take the premises therein described
at the appraiSement; you and every OF you
axe hereby cited to a pear al tine next general
Orphans Court to be held at New Berlin On
ihe liih day Of May next, TO accept or refuse
10 take the premises aforesaid al The aPpraiSe-
ment. or show cause why the Cour. should
no, decree the same TO lie sold.
Witness the Hon. 4. :. wilson, Presiden.
of SAID Court. AT New Serln, ife :lst day OF
February. A. ID. 1885. SAM Ell hOCSH,
LIS fAp-il s. 1853 CLerE.
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Executors Notice.

NUIVE IS nertUy SN NtH, tHdt I.Fl!tIS
IN Testamentary on the Estate of GEORGE
WSNKELPLECHT,l late Of Harley township,
Union county, decd. have been granted to the
undersigned by the Register Of Union county
in due form of law; therefore, all persons in
debied 10 said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment, and those having any Just
claims are also requested to present them le-
cally authentic ated Tor sclieilent.
DANIEL WEIDENSAUE,
April 20, 1855. Executor.
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CULTURE OF LEMoSs-Wc have on
our table a handsome, fragrant lemon,
measuring s and 10 inches, which just
dropped from tree raised by Miss Spyker
OF this town. 1t is grated tree, 6 years
old, and still Las en- its branches &c lem
ons, most of them measuring 8 inches. Is
not the cultivation OF this fruit more advis-
able ,Ean solie Other household avccations,
or idleness ? would it not "pay" better!
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Administrators Notice.

UHEREAS, Letters Of Administrator tc
w the estate of PETER MY ERS, ate o:
the Borough of 1ew,sbtre, Cour'y of Union,
deceased, haze been sranled 10 the subscriber
all persons indebted TO said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment; and those
having claims against the same, will presen.
April g. 'F5I JOHN Is. LINN, idn'r.
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CABINET WARE.
~ Having taken The Shop On

H. HAVING Iakeh tne onop On
Nor.h Fourth street, near The
Franklin House, formerly occupied by + A
Donachy and 4 u Elder, the subscriber nost
respectfully informs the citizens of Lewisbh:g
and vicinity tina, he is prepared to manufacture
all kinds of Cabinet Ware, comprising
BUREAUS, TABLES, Bedsteads. Stands,e
Sofas, Corner CupboardS. Card Tables, all ~,
kinds ofCHAlNS, &c. Also that he makes tti
COFFINS to order and having provided him
self with HEARSE he will be prepared 10
attend Funerals.
Having engaged the best workmen, therefore
the public may rely upon having the best Of
work from the best materials. {:
IaHS S. SEIPTCN
n B. All kinds Of Country Produce taken
in exchange. Lewisburs. April sG. 1855
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Sunday Schools
University Notice.
THE First Session of the present Col

] IT IINt DtoofUH VI tIIV FINStHt 'VI~
l. legiae year closed on the 18th inst. The
next session will commence on the l7,h Of
MaJ.
Tuition for the Term-In College, $40; in
Academy. for those studying the Ancient Ian
guages,S7-forthose in Erglish branches caly,
IS.
Ths Female Institute opens at the same time.
Tuition-S20 a year for common branches,
and $50 for the higher. Board, frsl and light
Se.y5 per week. Pupils from a dis.arce. ex-
cept in special cases, are required 10 board in
the Institution.
Mr.. LAIR, who is to conduct ite Primary
School, Will occupy the apartmen, lately used
BY Miss GEDpEs, III the basement Of the Bap-
list Church. He is at present sick, and will
give due notice Of the day Of opening.
LewiSburg, April 81, 1855.
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GREAT ATTRACTIVE
I 7 the Old Stand of
U HAYES & IN

Just arriving-a large and extensive assUrt-
men, of NEW GOODS. purchased a, the low
est Cash figure, and of course will be sold at
a small advance.
We have a large stock of Dry Goods of
all grades and textures-fancy Dress Silks
from so cts to Ss2,s5 per yard, BeraSe belains
from 10 10 % cts, Shally Dorazes, Barred and
Striped Boraze and Tissues, French, English
and American Prints of all styles, 100 pieces
of Madder color Prints (at 6D Warranted fast
colorS. also handsome assortment OF LACE
and Embroidery, together with a great variety
of Gloves, Hosiery, Parasols, Ladies' Port
Monnais &c &c.
GROCERIES,, HARDWARE, CROCKERY
CEDARWARE in abundance of superior
quality, also SUPERIOR 10, of STONEWARE
OF all descriptions,
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~, Sec New Advertisements.

.s,Knu. CIrIzsS," is the name OF paper
r.. nowni.viIie. Cal, watch comes 10 u
J.,irous of an exchange. Granted-but
rha, old friend thereabouts wants TO hear
s-on this place, We can't guess.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
AZ Eligible Situation,

E'0R a suitable person. SnbScri-
l. Der is obliged, by weak health, TO seel
the services of man accustomed t" farm Ia
Dor; and partial 10 the culture of trees and
plants, to assist in the working and manage
ment of some Nursery Grounds. He
will ALSO have the care Of two horses, and the
farming Of 20 acres of broken land! =.
A man, s,eadied by % TO 30 years Of life.
would be preferred he should be fair writer
and pure TESTIMONIALS OF integrity and good
habits, moral and social, will be necessary.
To person without other capital than abili
ity and will to work, and reliable character,
this offers an opportunity of sure advancement
to comfortable circumstances through a few
years of labor and painsiaKing.
Wages, al the first. those Of common farm
hand. increasing to liberal salary or share
in proportion as expertness and usefulness in
the nui sery are increased.
Ad ,ress W. G. WARINC,
Near Boalsburg, Centre Co, Pa.
April 20, 1855 s7sw3
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p1-The cornerstone Of proposed new
Lutheran ard German Reformed house of
worship il Adamsburg, will be laid on
Monday the 2e,h of May ne:t.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27

O.hce of the Union County Mutual Fire
Insurance ca, Lewisburg. April S. 1855
A GENERAL Meeting of the Members df
N this Company will be held at their
Office in this Borough on MoSnAS the 7,h day
Of May ns1r. .fsom l to 4 o'clock, p N. to choose
thirteen D.rec .ors for the ensuing wear.
IA MEHrZ, Secretary.
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T,The Spanish have the reputation

ET'The Spanish have the reputation OF be-
ing very polite and fas;idiously nics people
IN; Ike way they patronize Onions, IS eV;
dence of some superiority of The article o'er
ours for the after savor Of ours can. not be
considered as desirable in company. The
paion is, moreover. healthy and paateable
food and any expedient to rid 1t OF It's ter
Iors. will be welcomed ty the public general
". Whether the seeds advertised by Mr..
Sargent Of Brooklyn, n. Y, are the thing
desired, we have no knowledge; bu! dime
spent in the trial would be no great loss, and
nigh, be a greal gain. Mr.. Sargent should
have Directions accompanying his paper Of
seeds
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NcuIeburQ xHarket.
MI AKHlTO,

In Rely TT, Goth inst. by Rev. B-P Hamlin,
JAMES L. NoRToN and Miss I.ucRErIA WILSON.
We stop the piess to the receipt Of the
above notice, the s. the cake Our thanks and best
wishes to the worthily welded Nnir
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4 CARD.
ITO Farmers and Gardeners.-The un-

TO Farmers and GardenerS.-The un-
! dersigned having limited supply Of what
is called the .Tdi Corn," will send suff-
cient quanti,y for planting twenty-five hills,
post paid, to any person who will forward him,
10 his pcstofice, fy mail or otherwise. tfe
sam of one dollar. Larger quantities a, the
same rate.
He believes he is the only person in this
Commonwealth possessing any OF this invalu-
able corn.
The usual yield of this corn is about eight
TO heire ears 10 the single stalk. The follow
ing notice, taken from the Ln-erne Union OF
Nov. s, 1854, will give some idea of the Valrc
of this article:
"pRorurrI9E CGnx.-We were shown, yes
terdav, by Capt. Converse, stalk Of corn,F1f
rare kind, which was set for eighteen ears, but
owing 10 the seed having been planted toe late.
only eleven came 10 maturity. II tins climate
and soil Is adapted to the taisirs Of this oofn,
and there seems to be no doub. oF it. 1t certain
" must prove 10 be most acceptable seed to
our, farmers" U. CoNNEkSE.
Wilkes Barre, Luzerne Co.,Pa., March.l,'55
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27

Shave you seen SAM"
CEEMS to be Question asked by
- amos. eyerybodyi but we inquire,
Hape you seen The Late Firm,
80, with t.eir supply Of .
New Boots, Shoes, Callers, SC!
re-, The subscribers having associated them
~ selves into Copartnershlp in business,
now offer 10 the public, a, the Old Stand
Of :. & d. SL,rEn, on Market ST.. the cheapest
Cor CASH and best lot of
BOOTS and SHOES,
for Men and Bows, ever offered in Lewlsburs.
Also new ami splendid assortment Of
GUN SHOES for LADIES' and Gentlemen,
A variety of Caters, Half Caters, Ties, Bus
kins, Slippers &c. for Ladies and Misses,
also Children's Shoes Of the latest
:. s;yles and sizes &C. &c. &c.
Work made to opdet-Mendins done as
psual-and a.. the ,Workmen have rendered
satisfaction heretofore, we trust we Shall have
full shas. of public patronage. SAM will
continue to - on hand as formerly, and hopes
to give general satisfaction TO all customers
.SLIFER. & MFADDlN.
Iew!sbur,, Fe6. %, 1855
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27

CARPENTERS. we can supply you with
I the celebrated Greenfel FOOL Compary's
Planes, Hunts celebrated HatchetS. Axes, Ad-
yes, Boat Builders Adzes, Chisels, Squares;
Saws, Saw Sets, Augers, Plane Bits. Hd!s Of
all kinds An will be sold lower than usual
at cash prices. Drop in and see. gentlemen;
no charge foF examining stock, at the Hard
ware Store of aeYNOID Ds 4 MfADDEN,.
TewiShurr
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a lot of Ready made Clothing,

lot OF Ready made ClOth1nH1
Hats and Caps Of all descriptions,
CARPETING-Ingrain, Al-Wool, Hemp
and Rag Carpets. Stair Carpets, Rugs ,Oilcloth.
Window Blinds, &c &c.-all of which will
be sold low for Cash or approved credit.
. The highest Market price Pa,d for all
kinds Of GRAIN.
IRON, PLASTER. FISH. SALT. COAL. &c.
always on hand. J. HAYES * CO
Lewisburg. April 26, 1858
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nn.The last cant phrase is, "Thats Sc
IEcho answers. That's se
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MASONRY.
PROPOSALS will be received hv the

DRUPUSiLS VIII DC Received ny Tie
l. Town Council of the Borough of Lewis
burg. until o'clock p. NJ. of Thursday, the
Sd day Of MAJ, for constructing a Culver.
over the mil-race across Market street. at the
west end cf said Borough. The Culvert to he
about GO feet in length, and will take from 80
to 100 perch OF stone. Specifications can be
be seen with James r. Ross, Street Commits
sioner. WILLIAM MOORE, Burgess.
Iewisburg, April 81, 1858.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27

UFor the first lime since Judge BEALE
was in the House, the Chronicle has 10 ac-
knowledge the receipt of Pub. Doc" from
the Representative Of Unio. courty in the
State Legislature. We never suffered any
loss by this non-reccgnition of us by ln- per-
sons filling that station bat il was clearly
opposed to the design Of gtantihg the fraakine
privilege, 10 overlook the Press of the County
nominally represented and was, besides, a
violation of courtesy, which damaged no one
but the Hon. gentlemen who probably sup
fosed the CIR Jnicie would die uniess sustain
ed by their potential autographs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27

g5We are indebted 10 the Pubhshers-E.
H. Butler 4 Co. Of Philaielphia-for a copy
Of two of their works, VIZ.
a Brief Exposition Of the Constitution of
,he United States, for the use OF Common
schools"
English Grammar: an Exposition of the
principles and usagcs Of the English Lam
Fuage"
Both works were written by Prof. John 5
Har A VI. Principal Of the Philadelphia High
School:
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Attention! Fartaers and Gardeners

Attention! Farfiers and Gardeners.
CPANISH Onion SeedS.---The SnbScri-
~ Der will send to any part Of the United
States and Canadas, free Of expense 10 the
purchasers. paper of the seeds of the above
superior onions. on the reception of ten cents,
zone dime.) Farmers AMI gardeners, see TO il
that vou secure the best of seeds. For mere
trle now, you can put money in your pockets
and fat on your ribs.
Address JACOB $. SARGENT.
266 Alexis ST. cor. O. State, Brooklyn, n. Y.
P.S.-Publshers of n wspapers, giving the
above, and this notice, three insertions, call
ing attention ed,orialIy thereto, and sending
a marked copy to the subscriber, will receive
by the return mail three dollars worth OF the
above seeds, or copy of Barnes Notes on
the Gospels, valued at three dollars and fifty
cents; or 81 cash. Address plainly written as
above. April is, 1855.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
kerSsburg, FH.

FRIrAY Mo-slNc, ArRL -, 1899
-,-,.nr,gr, ,,.,r,,cturrrs Merchants. Mcchau'c''
- a, uc.r. in CITY aad Country. Puhli- herr
III ho wi.h tn huy or scI-wouid do well 70 rinp'i
,ainmps Of the L>i-shsrg ,hronici'' "ii,i na
So' cir.ul,-ion in n community cohtah'"s
Hh n,;,on OF active, solvent producers CONSUMERS
go 3,,l,r. a- an in the state
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A Miracle of Science.
\R.C.A.kELLlNG, of Mechanicsbulg,

lk.C.h.kEL vi MeCudnitSDuig, =,
~ Cumberland Co., Pa, announces 10 those
afflicted with Tumors, ,Wens Cancers. Pulypus.
Lupus Moles or Marks, Scrofhla or Kings
Evil, and al. diseases that have. usually teer
treated with caus,ic OF knife, ,tha, lie an remove
them by an entirely new method, without cui-
ting, burning or pain. Neither chloroioFm or
ether is administered to the patient. Il is nc
mater on what part of the body they may tel
he can remove them with perfect safety, and
in remarkably short time. No Mineral or
Vegetable poison is aPplied-and nc mcnsy
required until cure IS perfected.
Pro!apsis rteri, Female complaints -Chroric,
venetcal AMI all other ti.eases treated With
positive success. Full particulars. in ell ef
English OIL German, can be obtained by writing
postpaid. Patients can be accommodated with
Board on reasonable terms.
Mechanicsburg is one Of the preitiesi and
healthy towns in This or any other Stare- 1t Is
wiles from Harrisburg on the Cum.Hal.R.R
and accessible from all paris Of The Union.
Dr.Kelling will visit cases in any part Of the
State when desired.
z Kind reader if YOU know any afr cted
fellow creature, delay not To- tell Them + this
treatment. iy5e3
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27

THE BooM-We understand tia. up
wards Of one hundred thousand saw logs
are now safely r.oo.rd in TIC boom near
this place, and many thousand are yet
remaining in the small streams above,
waiting fo- room to be foated in. The
river for miles, is flled, not only on the
surface, but piled five and six deep. These
logs are intended exclusively for the mills
in and near Williamsport.
TuE LUMBER TRADE.-The amount Of
lumber cleared at the Collectors Office,
for the week ending yesterday noon, was
one million Lightweight thousand feet
WiNiamspor Gazc,fe, AprH %.
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photographic Printing, &c.

X ARL E0LkMAR is now located on
IN North Fourth street, near ID. Phillips
Blacksmith shop, where LIrIlOGRAPHlC
Views, Maps &c are made Ia order.
PICTURES for Framing, and for Drawing
Teachers. 81.
The German and French Languages. Draw
ing, Painting and Draughting, ,aughs ty Mr.
FClknar. Lewlsburg, April, 1855
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
Estate Of Abraham Aurand, decd.
\TOTICE ts hereby piVpn that Eptters

~ Teslamertary on the estate of Abraham
late of East Buffaloe township, decd,
have been granted by the Register of Union
TO the subscribers, resident in said
and therefore all persons having
claims or demands against the estate of said
decedent ore requested to make known the
same without delay, and those indebted are
rec uesied 10 max. immediate payment.
ABRAHAM AURAND,
" 30 JOHN AURAND,
Ex'r. of,las: will and test. of A. Aurand, dec q.
East Buiialoe; Feb. 10, 1885
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Riot In Missouri.

ST.. LOUIS, April 2i.-The Office of the
"Luminasy," newspaper published at
Parksville, in Platte county, charged with
Free Soilism, was to day attacked by a
mob of about 300 citizens, who destroyed
the type and other fixtures Of the printing
Office, and ac:u.ly threw the Press irto
the Missouri river The editors absence,
it is said, alone saved him from being
tarred and fca,hered. Resolutions were
passed, declaring the paper nuisance,
denouncing the editors and threatening
their lives, as well as other prominent
Free Sellers No Methodist minister is
to be allowed to preach in the county.
Tar and feathers is threatened for the FIRST
offence, and hanging for the second.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
Dissolution.

vNHE Firm Of Bearer, Krtmer : More was
this day dissolved by mutual consent,
beaver & Kremer having purchased OF Mr..
Moore his inteIest They will cGndfct the
business in future, and settle the accounts Of
the late Firm. BEAVER,
d. s. KREMER.
Lewisburr March 6.is35. E.W. MOORE