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Just Received.

A n assortment Of Flsk's METALLIC BURIAL CA
N. SES These have been late improvements in
this article. Can bo at the subscribers. Ware.
Room. C.. l.. CHATTEE.
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Snriup Goods.

rI7HE Subscriber has received his Nsra! aurplT a!
l Goods for Ladies' and Goa:laneIs Summer
Wear, whic;: he invites them 20 call ana examine
Thor xil! De acd as low :a tue sams Kind oi Go"da
csa ts mad in tho place. y D. acpo"AII.
Anil S.-S
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H 8 t s

TT,HE. Subscribers have on hand :ul! stock
Fashionable Hats, Of all descriptions, including
Panama, Leghoru. Straw. anu Palm Leaf IN Men ana
Boys sizes. a u. = ~ AnaSrp
Anr;l ).
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Notice..

/ u persons indebted to the estate OF Samuel
n Benson are requested to call and pay SIS longer
indulgence cannvl be given.
Jan. So ]. DUNLAP. Admir-.
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GENTS DRESS GOODS

GENTS DRESS GOODS
or OCR OWN 5zANEFACTURE.
WE have ca tsn! sud a.e constantly raacsp:sr-
w ring
Gents Kid Top Button Ga:tors.
hall Do
FAtsnt Leather Pump.
Oxford 1iss
Fins Calf
g Funps.
- hce:ej Sl:op>'a
Bs Do not hesitas, to aay that wo have re :.7e5t
article Of Imported Csssa. and arc prepared 70 ma;
Yfaetyrs Boots AID Shcaa p: short co.ice which we
can s,fely aoud as being s,rtrtor =, tics" CT
porthern manufacture il qus.!,v OF ma:.r:a. and
workmanship. and which wo oEer OF reasonable
form. EO2XYAH = CO
aH'i u t.
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VIZ UHN S'S"
Depression Of
Snirifa

In attributinc such valuable Medical properties to
ths remedy, no rash or '.nnwarrantaOe assertion ID
made, but il simply stated fact; proven undcn!a,
bly, and conclusiyey by the extraordinary cures and
benefits derived from it: use under the direction OF
its illustrious originator DR.. Noohand, among all
classes of European society anu from the immense
mass Of testimony, from all purts of the American con-
tnent accumulated during the last ten years. in TIE
hands of the present proprietor. The prevalence OF
diseases to which the German Bttcrs adapted, il
is with cay it, is almost universal, indeed
there il scarcely family throughout the whole ex-
tent ofupr country IN which there cannot he founc
among its members that peculiar savw and lan.uld
appearance, derong diseased Liver, o: an eilac!;:
ted and suffering Dyspeptic.
Then Of what i;m!ncrac !mrcrta"cr - this ciaft cl
inraiids, that certain Re-! reliable :"!cdY ahp'.d IL
placed within their reach or il which no tanciul
or in u:ious drug enters into is composition REM
cdy on which the patient can rely with the utmost
confidence and certainty End be assured from actua!
and tangible prous that the article he is using, really
possesses the virtues attributed tot. Such remedy
IS AoofanAS German Buters' Thousands Of dollars
have been expended in ta manufacture and diffusion
throughout ali parts OF this continent and the pro-
pretor feels the greatest satisfaction in stating that
there is State, County or even Village where the
Medicine has been introduced, that there cannot be
found numbers willing, to testif, TO its virtues.
II is used constantly III the practice oi large
number of the most prominent physicians i'll the
country, who have also added their written testino-
ny, in evidence Of its great virtues. In conclusion
then, We would respectfully ask of all those afflicted
with any Of the above Diseases 10 give the Bhters
trial, and rest assured it will never be- regretted. In
proof of the statements above made all are invited to
read atteniyely, the Memoraba," or practical
Recent Book" for Farmers and Families. containing
great number Of useful -c epts in addition to the
testimony in favor of the Blters, from the most prom
inent and well.known individuals in all parts ofthe
Union All agents for the ltters are authorized 10
distribute the Receipt look gratuitonsly.
Principal office and Mandatory, l9o Arch ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale wholesale by Druggists in all the princi-
pal cities, and at retail by apothecares and store
kcepers &: every town in the United States and Cana
da. T.J. WORKMAN, & CO., Camden.
MuLEE Barron, Sam.eryile; BoATwRIcnT d BAR
rrioo Columbia. March 90.
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Shoes, Sl1oC..

4 FULL supply Of Ladies' BOOTS and SHOES, OF
~ all styles end qualities: Misses SCHOOL BOOTS
nd SHOES, Youth and Boys Shoes. Just received
by W. ANDERSON.
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SCOTT's

SCOTT'S
r,rrrLE GIANT CORN AND COB MILL.
rgsHE subscriber i: prepared 10 :urn;s. Tie different
+ sizes, and will guarantee them TO grind TO- IS,
and 20 bushels per hour Fer sao for css:.
Nay l5,-r y. D McpO"A!a
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'TnE highest price will be given for good hides
Il by ". ANDERSON.
Aug 90 C4 If.
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Notice.

GUNNER Clothing and Hats in great variety Of
y stYlts. Also, Fancy Linens &C. Tor Gcrtlemens
wear Just opening at the "Old Corner By
March 49, 3-tf f. ". BONNEY.
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Patent Medicines. sc.

Patent Medicines, NC.
A FRESH SUPPLY, just received, among them
II are: ;,
Holloways Ointment Cherry Pec,oral
HollowaS's Pills -. Hastings Syrup Naptha
IIobcnsack's Worm Syrup Rodgers Syrup Of Liver
T.xtican Mustang ,Lin. wortand 1ar and Can.
-.nent chalagua
Pain Killer Daly's Magical Pain Ex-
Settler Apcrient tractor
Barry's Tricopherous Christie's Galvanic Belts
Jaync's Medicines Necklaces, Bracelets Snt
EaGway Ready Relief Fluid 81 -
Oxygcnatcd Bitters Drow's Ess. Jamaica Ginger
Georgia Saraaparilla Murray's Fluid Magnesia
Sands Sarsaparilla Cod biverOl 49, INV
Townsend s Sarsapurilla Indian Hair Dye
Dead Shot Bachelors Hair Dye %.
FahneAock's Vermifuge Dcpilatory Power
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cher.Magnctic Plaster =
ry
For sale by F. L: ZEMP.
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Summer Clothing, Etc.

A Il. & r. KENKEDF are nov receiving their
Shirts portion Of which having boen made up to
their own olfsr. we'll adapted for Warm Weather
Ahlni,9.e aat complete Stock Of C0ATINRS,
ssunner CassimcrI, prias. vessiugs Neck Ties, Tn.
der Qothiug etc. 70 81 Of which they confidently i1.
VII. tho attention Of thas<tisata sei tho public gen
era"J kpi! Q
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Constantly OH Hand,

(NEMENT, Calcned Plaster Of Paris for building
~ purposes; Gypsum or Land Plaster, for agricul.
tural purposes and Stone Lime, all fgood quality and
in quantities to suit purchasers.
very superior articleof White Lime for whitewash
ing. G. l.. CHATTEN.
March Q. 20 .-.". IF
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4. NJ. & IL. Kennedy

a. M. & IL. Kennedy
TAVE received and offer for sale full assortment
Il of Ready Made Clothing consisting of Coats,
Vests Pants,
BOYS CLOTHING
Coats and Vests Under Shirts, Drawers, Hose, Ties
Cravats &c,
Dress Shirts ofsuperor quality, made to order and
warranted to f Oct "a
T AIDES Brown and Drab cloths for TalInas and
IL Cloaks jast opened at the "Od Corner" by
Oct. 3l-tf. F. ". BONNEY.
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I EATMEE and Shoe-Findings..-A
l.. largo assortment Of Leather ard hoe.Findings.
For sale low by WORKMAN s. co.
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Gilt Cornicing.

,s,..EDS, Curtain Rings. Etc. Hsudson,e lat:arns
ui good ago Cor Drawing Rooms and Chamber
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Hair Brushes.

TIVE undersigned has now on hand an elegant ~
L sortment of French, English and American Hair
Brushes TO which he invites tic attention Of his nu
,perous friends and customers.
August a-ao .f z. J. DELAY
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Keep Warm.

Keep Warm.
~ ENTLEMEN'S Overconts some very large size.
" Also, Boys Ovcrcoats, just opened and for sale
ut ;be "Old Cornerrbv f. W. BONEEY.
GtARPET Bags, Floor Cloths, Crumb Cloths, &c.
" Just received at "the Oh Corner"
Sept l9-tf L. ". BONNEY.
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Notice.

DEADYMADE CLOTHING, HATS AND GAPS
LII For sale by A. N & R. KENNEDY-viz:
Dress, Frock, and Business Coats Vests and Pam
taloons Dress and Under Shirts: Drawers; half TIose
Fancy Cravats; Washington Ties, &c.
Boys ClOtting-Coats and Vests. Fashionable Hats,
Caps, &c. - Sept2
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NOTICE..
r. J. WORKMAN g. CO.,
wholesale ai.G Retail Druggists,

r. J. WORKMArI g. CO.,
wholesale :,i.d Retail Druggists,
C.iMDEN S. g.
OFFER for sale. for cash, or on approved credit
" LOWEST MARKET PRICES, large and wELL-sELEC
TED assortment Of EAST INDIA, MEDIrERHANTAS and
EUROPEAN
DRUGS AND MEDTCASES, -.
FRENCH, ENGLISH, and AMERICAN CHEMICALS, OF
ALL KINDS,
Patent Medicines Thomrsonian Medicines. Shakers
Herbs sud Roots Saratoga Water. Wines and Bran
dies, Surgical Instruments, Trsses, Paints, Oils, Var
nishes, PANT Brushes, Dyc.stuils Lamps Lamp Oils
Burning Fluid and Camphene, Druggists and Phys
clans Glassware and Labels, Window Glass; Putty,
Hair, Tooth, Nail and flesh Brushes, Bronzcs, Teas
Spices, and favoring Extracts, Pcrfumcry, Fancy
Soaps Fancy Articles Genuine Cod Liver OIL together
with every article comprising the stock OF Druggist
or Physician. Our stock is Of the best quality, and
the best selected assortment offered to the pub
lic Physicians, Country Merchants Planters and oil
others can depend their ordcrsmeeting prompt and
careful attention, and upon accommodating terms
No extra charge for packing or transportation to tho
Railroad Depot OF any part Of the town.
tB-Physicians' Prescriptions carefully compounded
April 25. II. If
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,..i,dow Shades ard Fixtures.

A handsome assortment consisting Of 30 patterns.
mostly of new design-Landscapes Street Views,
Gold Patterns Etc. varying in prices from IS cents to
Eve dollara T. =. CAAIIsN.
May 1T
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DOnlcStiGS.

DED and white Flannes, Lnseys Ticks, Shcetinga,
IL all widths, Bed and Crib Blankets, Long Cloths,
brown and bloached shirtiugs Re. For sale low, by
Sent q. A. NJ. & r. KENNEDY.
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(lOOPER'S 1sINGGLAsS, Almonds. Yeast Pow
" dcrs, Extracts Candls Soaps, &C., for ,ale at tn
"Old Corner" at tho lowest prices.
Oct. 10 L.. BONNEY.
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r AIDES Dress Goods in Black and colors and
l. ovory grade OF style and quality. Just oponed
at tho "Old Corner" By +. W. BONNEl.
March Is, ii u.
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BANK AGENCY!!!

T1NHE subscriber continues to act as agent in both
i the Banks Of Camden. Z. ". BONNEY.
July IL, % IT.
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CHEAP PAPER.
n ErrEH PAPER ct I2t4e!s6 ccnts per qure-
II AI,-So.e Paper e.dEayeloees. For se!e 81
APr't1. aHE fSof cfFlSE.
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DOCTOR HooFLANp's
CELEBRATED
@erman Bttters,
PREPARED Dr
DR.. c. N. JACKSON, Philad'a., Pa5
WILL EpPEcf6ALLy CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, EUNDICE,
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases of tic
Kid,eys, and all diseases arriving from a die.
ordered Liver or Stomach
such
sConsti, a.
ton, Inward Pilcs,
Fullness, or Blsod TO the
Head Acidity Of the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food,
Fuluess or weight in the Stomach, Sour
Eructions Sinking orFluttering at the Pit Of
the Stomach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried,
Difficult Breathing, Futtering at the Heart, Chok-
ing OF Sutfocatng S:nsations when in lying ostui.
Dilnness of Vision Dots or Webs before tho Sight,
Fever aud dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency
Of Pers piratior Ye;lowness of the Skin and
Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest,
Ii Ls, ETC., Sudden Fushes of
Heat Burning in the Flesh,
Constant lmagiuings of
Evil, and great
Depression Of
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-16
Accommodations.

During the past week, the Commission
ers, Prothonotary, and Register & Recorder
Of Union county, have visited Lewisburs,
to provide themselves homes for temporary
use for a year, when the Court House
building must be completed. The Court,
We learn, is 20 occupy the neat, large and
commodious Lecture Room of the Metho-
dist church and tkat other rooms in the
Easements of the Methodist and Baptist
houses, will be occupied for various public
uses, as in due time vii, be announced
The preservation Of the large number of
county papers and documents accumulated
during forty years, is a matter of much
public concern, and its importance is duly
considered by those to whose care they are
entrusted
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-16
Lewsburg Chronicle & West Branch Farmer-Nov

LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. 1.-Charles
Boughter, the defaulting Treasurer Of the
Lancaster Savings Institution, was re-
leased from prison to-day, on bail to the
amount Of 500, 900, to answer at the mex.
term Of the Court Of Quarter Sessions.
The Cincinnati Baby Show proved to
be an entire failure. Barnum has brought
suit for libel against the Commercial for
maliciously assailing the enterprise and
dcfaming his character. 1t will be on in
teresting suit.
An article in the Dublin University
Magazine states that the present war with
Russia costs England and her allies a
quarter Of million sterling per day!
HARRIsBURG-The Canal Board met
again to-day, and made number of addi-
.ional appointments.
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The LeWisburg Chronicle.
AT INpEekypENr FAMILY JOURNAL,
IssHsd on Friday Mornings at LeUisJurg,
Union county, Pennsylcdnia.

Union county, Psnnsylcdnid.
fBRKs-$,,so per year. TO sr Apv.scr-and
tas ha,r ra loa ,er sho-tsr period. Thus
80 cents will pay for fou months IS cts for six months
al far eight months 81 for sixteen months 50 for
ysars, 10. Single Nos, cts Payments by mail paid
sssivsd in gold postage stamps, bank notes at their
value here rH-Papers TO stop with the time paid for.
ADVERTISEMENTS handsomely inserted at 80 cents per
aasre week IS cents each subsequent insertion, 81
or six months, IS year. Half square-25c, lsc, 81
-. Two squares-sl, SOC 81, $50. Merchants &c
ever . fourth of column, $40 year. All others may
hs agreed upon square is l6 lines Of BREWER Il Of
nospsre Large cuts sereo'ypcs and advertisement, of
q lsmorali.ing tendency, arc not admitted.
Communications desired topics OF genera, interest
.ot within the range of party sectarian All
letters to come postpaid accompanied by the and
address Of the writer, to receive attention.
The MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH is located in the Office
Of the Chronicle by which often get importsn; News
advance Of :hc Mails
Connected with the Once arc ample materials
kinds ofJOB PRINTING, which will be executed with
nsaeness and despatch snd reasonable terms.
.Casual Advertisements to he paid for when handed
=. and job Work when delivered.
ao0ncs Market r:rret north siIe, second story 81
asor above the Post Office.
wogDEN & CORNELIUS
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Covet not your Neighbor's Goods.

The New York Tribune thus sensib!y
answers correspondent who has been
swindlei by one of the many traps set to
catch the green and gullible portion of the
"sovereigus." Now is "about the time"
Gas almanacs say) when these sharpers
"most do aonrish," and when cart Union"
"Cosmopolitan," and "Pizzeriuc.um"
oolRObber Associations, with all kinds
false pretentious, are out especially in
the country, after every soft-pated soul
which has dollar to throw away No
honest man wants money he does not earn,
and the Laws of Pennsylvania are strict
against advertising or dealing in anything
IF tie nature Of Lotteries, whether in or
out of the State.
GIVE CAN'T HELP IT.-Mr.T Thomas
Potter, Glen's Falls, N. Y, wants our
help to expose and punish somebody who
has been doing him and many others out
Of s. each, being their subscription to Tile
Whole Void, which was to have been,
and perhaps for a time was, issued in this
city by ~ Woodman Hart, World Hall,
Broadway, \. Y" Said Hart advertised
that he would distribute among his first
three hundred thousand subscribers $780,
600 worth of "Gifts" commencing with
"Prof. Hart's Elegant Country Seat, $685.
000;" "a magnificent City Residence,
sl7,000," and so on. OF course, these
Gifts are not forthcoming, nor the ners-
paper eihier whence we conclude that
the Professor has retired to his "Elegant
Country Seat" to concoct some fresher
scheme for swindling the greenhonrs
wherewith the country oyerhows. Or per-
haps he has started on those "Extensive
Travels in the Old & New World, of which
we note that he proposes to distribute One
Hundred Thousand Copies among his
gcese-when he gets his flock made up.
Mr.. Potter must not ask US to hunt up
"Professor Hart" He may be Aix-la-
Charpelle, or Benares, or examining the
crater Of Kilaueo, or looking down from
the peaks of the Himalayas, for aught we
can guess. Wherever he is, we have no
doubt that he has pocket full of cash
and is having a good time. Such men
will never lack dollar while the world
rcjoices in the possession of fool. And
We really can't pity those that run into
his gambling trap very much. If they
had not coveted money which they had
never earned, they would never have run
into his snare. Men who pay over their
cash to agents or publishers of whom they
know nothing, and whom nobody knows
as responsible, cannot expect to have much
left.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-16
BUILDISs Committee

~The Star is congratulating Mifflin.
burg on the fact that while they have lost
the county seat, they saved the money the
buildings would cost Very true; but
you want the Railroad (tbe Telegraph
would follow to get to Court easily, and
to place you as near Philadelphia as Lew
isburg now is. We ask you in ali candor,
Can not Mifiiinburg transfer their s25, 900
subscription for County Buildings, to the
Railroad?
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-16
DIED.
In Lewisburg, lcth inst. CHsRLFs X. son Of

In Lewisburg, lcth inst, CHaRLrs X. son Of
- Miller, aged about months.
Ga tine Sth inst, near Mifillnhur5, SARAH,
wife of John b. Smith. IN her SD year.
In Woodbury., n. j., 18th uli., Rev. WV. S.
Nicr. Of the Baptist church. formerly Of the
West Branch country. His remains were
taken TO Jersey Shore for inlerment.
On the lst INST. in Corsica, Jefferson Co.,
DR.. Dawn S.SnsRsoN. in his i2d year.
At her brothers. in ST. Louis, 18th ul,.. of
congestive chillS. Miss SAnAr Avn ARnIsox,
aged &c years-formeriy Of Lewi>hurg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-16

raAt the Election on Monday last for
Directors Of the Lewis5urg Savings Insti.
tuition, the following were chosen:
William Cameron. Johnson Walls. Bvers
Ammuns. William Frick. ThoS Hayes. Lew
isbure; James MCreIgh,, Buifaloe ]. G. L..
Shindel. Sellnsgrove.
The former Officers were re-appointed,
and semi-annual dividend Of per cent
was declared.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-16

A New STATE IN TEXAs.-A writer
from Western Tennessee, says that the
German, French, Swiss, Hungarian, and
other European settlers in northwestern
Texas are to 4 man in favor of forming a
new State; and to a man they are opposed
to Slavery. There are many settlers from
the northern States among them, too, and
together he thinks they can command ten
thousand votes already. The letter is
written by Mr. Wilcox, member of Con-
gress from Mississippi, who has lately
returned from visit to Texas BY the
act annexing Texas it is provided that it
may be divided iEto two or more States,
aud it is quite probable that such division
will ere long be demanded, and if Kansas
becomes free, that may also.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-16

CONCORD, Nov. l4.-The Democratic
State Convention of New Hampshire, met
to day, and organized by choosing Henry
Hebbard to preside. James s. Wells was
nominated for Governor, and a series of
resolutions adopted repudiating Know No
thingism, and also the Maine Law; favor
ing the principles of popular sovereignty +;
approving the policy Of the National Ad-
minis;ration in all its detail, and recon-
mending General Pierce as the Democratic
candidate for the next Presidency.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-16

ga ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER Tho
following is from an Albany IN. " pa
pcr:-"John Van Buren, the other even
ing said Gen. Nye was "bottle holder for
Gov. Seward" The General says the
Aryus, in lS4S, called him "bottle holder
for John Van Buren," He is consoled,
in this transfer, by the fact that he will
not now have to pull the cork SO often as
he did then"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-16

NORFOLK AND PORTsNoUTu.-The
Norfolk Aryus, Of Wednesday last, an
nounces that the Howard Association of
Norfolk closed their depot, Ashland Hall
for the distribution of provisions, on the
day, before. The Herald notices the re-
viving trade of the city, and mentions the
act that the spot where pile Of goods
for shipment stood on Tuesday, had been
occupied but a few weeks before by
grim pile Of coffins sent from Richmond.
The health of Portsmoth is perfectly re-
stored, and business is reviving rapidly.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-16

PiTTsBuRGu, Nov. 10.-The sentence
of the liquor dealers who were convicted
for violations Of the liquor law expired to-
day. A large crowd assembled near the
Jail, where carriages had been provided
and procession formed, headed with a
band Of music and the prisoners were
conducted through the principal streets.
1t is understood that all the liquor dealers
lie the city intend selling as usual, so that
the number of complaints will be SO in
creased as to clog the business of the courts
until the law is repealed.