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BURLINGTON


BURLNG1pN, Iowa.
4 BRANCH Of the Mercantile College Of Penn
y sylyauia-incUrporate by the Legislature ol
that State with perpetual charter.
TRCsrg,s
His Excelenev the Hos. JAMES BrcHANAN Hon.
WILLIAM WiLKlSs, date Secretary al Naft1 Tue
Hon. MosFs HAMILTON; Hos. NJ. Ii. lamRf Hos
CHARLES NAYL0R and GKS. j. h. MooREHEAp.
FACCLrY
ANDREW I. iIownES, late senior Professor et Book
Keeping aud Commercial Science III The Mercantile
College Of Peunsy ylyania.
LorIs H. DAI97r. late Professor Of Commercial
aud Ornamental pcnmanship in the instltu
ton.
gHAs. Ben. DARWIN member Of the burlington
Bar-Professor If Mercantile Law
The Principals des gn carrying out IN every par
tieular that course Of training for bu.nrss nitro
duced and followed up for upwards Of fifteen years
bv Mr. DuFF. the founder Of the Mercantile college
of pennsv lsauia by which about 5000 merchants
and accountants have been qualified Tor business
1t is now regarded by business me0 a. the most
thorough and effective preparation for he account
ant given In the United states. II coIrprehc nds
upwards Of 400 real business transactions lustra
ting SIX different methods If conducting books by
double entry-about 800 commercial computations,
explaining many business operations not found IN
mercantile penmanshp p--husiness forms and husi
commercial sciences
Duf's Book Keeping Harper's edition. price ST.
80. the most perfect and comprehensive in the Eng
lsh language. Dufs Western Steamers Account
ant, a perfect system for such accounts, Sl-Io be
had Mt Corse' Book Store. jefferson Street.
E-ss- Send for Circular by mail.
Burlington, July 10, 1850 d6w
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10000 RINHEIS wHEtT.

4 - an unlimited quantity Of Oats Corn, and all
kinds OF produce wanted Immediately.
he highest market prices will be paid for Wheat
and grain oi All kinds delivered at the
warehouse If the unders gned on the Iesee between
Main and Johnson streets keokuk
oct22 dSwtf w. A. PATTERSON &. co
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New Paper angings.

IN 00n BOLTS new and aatifnI Paper Hang
.OUU ing Just received, suitabi. far parlors,
Halls, Chamber Dining ard Drawing Rooms.
Paper hung in the faost superior manner. Orders
promptly executed. J. I. CAVE son.
Main -,., Bat. ad 4th. .ocil6 d4m
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4 COMPLETE assortment of Swiss aud Book
n Mouslins, Bishop Lawns, Carcenet Cambrics,
Linens, Laees, White Curtains, Ac for sale cheap at
sept, j, 1855. J, u. MINCHELL c0's.
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az NCI I1h atEss ltN
ders they may be fsvorce
100 hhd- \ Q Sugar.
10 hbls Beleher ; clfd.
- " loaf and crushed,
100 +" ) II Molas ses,
80 I" Plantation /"
30 +" Belchcr's $ III anC
golden syrup,
80 pkgs hf hbl d kgs do
200 sacks Rio coffee.
30 pock 4 old g, Java dc
300 kegs nails, Us I sizes
90 boxes soap,
30 do star candies,
so do mould DO
70 hf chests teas, asst,
30 boxes do
loo bxs chewing tobacco,
various brands.
30 boxes cat chewing and
smoking do
so NJ regalia and principe
cigars,
Is boxes Cuba SKIES,
$40 bu prime b. Apples,
500 bu prime ID Peaches,
100 pags salcrntus, bbls,
boxes, kegs,
% kegs 5 c Soda,
800 bbls wrapping paper.
ln0 reams let. Il cap do
50 pkgs ! 2 & 3 mackerel
5 drums Goldfish,
so bxs smoked Herring,
c5 ases sardines,
10 tierces rice,
Is bbls tar,
90 q pitch and rosin,
5S bxs N X raisins,
so hf and or bxs do
| case prunes, IN boxes,
10 boxes citron,
800 drums figs,
% bbls Dayton ale, fresh
% boxes mustard.
10 - corn starch,
50 dor brooms.
500 lbs broom twins,
% boxes axes,
IS bbIs crackers,
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List RECEIyED.

ST RECEIVED.
nIRECT from New York, the largest and most
- splendid stock of Ladies Fancy Furs, Fancy
Robes. Fur aanutlets. Swan Down Nictorines and
Cuffs Gent Fur Mutiers. Fur Gloves de., dc., ever
brought 10 the West. shall offer Great Inducements
10 aHuho rant anything IN The ADORE hns. and Will
sell OF lctorines cheaper than the article
can be bought in St. Louis. All l ask is for you TO
call aud examine my stock, which l. superior y any
thingyin the West.
Ladies please call and look my stock. No
trouble 10 show goods Don forget the place, but
call al the NEW YORK EMroaIta.
4. c. SHELDON,
Oct. II. sd Main, corner Sd st.
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4 New store Opened.
M. N. Chamberlain,

In hilbourne's Neu Block. Main street.
Dry Goods, Carpets. Paper Hangings,
Oil CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES,
and
HOUSE FURNISHING DRY GOODS GENERALLY.
nAMAsk Lace, and Muslin Drapgrie., at
l. oct25d CHAMBERLAIN'S
IILT cornices and Bands. Curtain Loops. Corals
NJ and Iassels for pieture> aud iniow shades, at
oet25d CHAMBEKLAIN's
- Mcrno shawls at I'll AMBEkNAIN's.
ect25d
poNNET Cap and Trimming Ribbons, Dress Cloak
- and Mantiila Trimmings, at
oct2ld CHAMBERLAIN
L'RENCH. Swiss, aud scotch Needle Work. int
L rate stock, CHAMBERLAIN
aet25d
1LoTII Talmas AZ CHAMBERLAIN
u ect25d
NeW Arrival.
prov \ and tan coiored hats, high and low crown,
l. Of every style and quality. just received hy
oet23iwI ID. 1. HI MPHREl & GAGE.
INNE hundred dozen plush CAPS, just received at
l. the store u y. I. HUMPHREY GAGE.
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fIsHREE hundred dozen wool and fue hats Of every
1 style, - l.. X. III MpHREl 4 GAGE.
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MILLINERY Goods Of every variety. al the low
1s1 est prices, at b. /. HUMPHREY d GAGE
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TOany Gentleman
NIsIING a new Hat we have just received per
w Express . dozen soft Hats of Superior quail
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Tennessee Iron.

w L are now receiving, in addition to our pres.
w ent stock Of Iron and Blacksmith Tools di-
reety from the manufacturers, 30 tons assorted 81
zes Bar Iron, on which We Will be able to give our
customers the benefit Of the recent decline in the
market also % slabs assorted sizes Plow Steel to
which the attention If dealers aud blacksmit IL
directed Feeling desirou- ol enlarging this branch
of our business We are prepared offer the neces
sary inducements to customers to accomplish the
same dAw CoNNABLE, sMYTH 4 co.
kcOkuk boiler Works.
I0RNER Sixth and Ridg, streets | am prepared
" 10 Manufacture Boilers, Tanks Iron Boats Lard
Soap Kettles, Gas Holders, or ANYTHING else con-
nectcd with my business. and to send competent
workmcn to any part Of the country to do repairs.
ED WELcMMAN.
Keokuk. Iowa Sept. 81, dSwfy
MEN WANTED.
( nNE hundred men wanted Immediately a. the
~ Lock and Dam near Farmington.
Carpenters. Quarrymen and l.ab1rers.
For information apply al the office of
l.. X. 4 b. w. FORD,
Aug, S0--dtf Ne. 80 Main street. ap stairs
| CAsk pure Black berry Vine suitable for nsdi-
i cinal and sacramental purposes at
REYNoLDs Drag stsss.
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= $3.50 - HAttA 49, 80 ~
.ho following, completing
Iich they offer to the trade
Will do justice TO any sr-
with.
80 nests tnbs.
~ doz tar buckets,
50 doE zine washboards,
20 boxes clothes pins,
100 coils MANILA rope,
- lnte "
- doz hem ? and grass bad
cords,
300 boxes window glass,
asst sizes and bru unds
so boxes tainblers,
80 bxs pt, hf pit 4 qt TASKS
> ceroons & 2 cases indigo
] cask prime maddsr,
5 bbls alum,
10 &" copperas.
u sacks perk,
, . spice,
90 boxes gro. pepper and
pifpento,
: bales cloycs,
case nutmegs,
80 boxes ground ginger,
% doE yeast powders,
30 bbts diff. kinds nuts,
SO bushels fresh pea nuts,
80 bales cotton batting,
10 candle wick,
- bags cotton yarn,
80 = colorcd and white
carpet chain,
80 bales wrapping twine,
30 boxes 81. Louis starch,
70 Y stxci,
50 dog Thomas oysters,
iuu boxes candy,
200 kegs rifle and mining
powder,
100 doz wood buckets,
20,0Oo feei fuse,
70 cases ID and hf lb can
ister powder,
100 boxes matches,
30 boxes ink,
100 bags shot, all aires,
: tons bar lead,
200 NJ q d caps,
100 NJ water proof do
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uusicairnstrument..

1ICH As Guitars, Sioliur, Bsnjos, Aee0rdeons
- FLUTES, fte=. Piceiocs 1aronet-. g.. Also,
BsNs, string, and I'll trimmings % Tie Violin and
Guitar. c4n be had at
-l9d CREIGHTON = DINNERS.
Jahu-aU street Eealauk
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j. q. Bernard T. Co.

AVE taken the old stand Of l.. II. Turner, for
! mery j G. 1rimble) No. 81 Main street oppo-
site kilbourne' buildings where they offer for
sale cheap the cheapest general assortment of
shoe, saddle and Ha rnes Leather,
Enamelled and Patent Leather Enamelled Cloth,
Trunks, Carpet Bags Fly-Nets, WHIPS and Whip
Lashes.
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J.. cosNABLr. GEO. Il. SMITH. NJ. CoSSABLE
CONNABLE, SMXTH & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers.

Dealers III Tennessee lrop aud Forwarding and Com
mission Merchants Nos. 81 ard IS. Leses,
A RE now receiving tho following, completing
their Spring stock, which they offer to the trade
at very loN rates. They will do justice to any "
lers theY mAN be favored with.
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BLANKS.

R<3- Duka il selling g at cost, and Viii close up
bargains.
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Faii Styies.

WE have Just received our Fall styles Of Ladies
w Velvet, Cloth, and silk 0oaks. Talma : and
Nlsettes; also Of Broeha and Plaid Shawl,
sep27d6w WOODWARD co.
nkEs6 Trimmings TIM Ladies can be suited
IL in this line at
sep27das WOODWARD co.'s.
DLAlDS.- Those beautiful Scotch aud Tartan
l. Paid., every variety can BE- found at
sep27d&w NOODW ARD d co.'s.
yJyOOL DELAlNES.-Byery variety OF plain and
w figured Wool DeLaines. just received ut
sep27d&w WOODWARD Il co.'s.
DEADY MADE CL0THING.-E Everything in tins
y line can be had at the lowest figures at
sep27dpw NUODW ARD co.'s.
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DREPARED BY r. G. Yamall i. Co. A large
/ supply just received BY
Sept 2--i MOORE & HOOPER.
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TO any Gentleman

TOany Gentleman
NYlsillNG a new Hat we have Just received per
w Express y dozen soft Hats Of Superior qua
ity al the "Great Western Emporium
d. i. HU UMpHREY 4 GAGE.
August /. 1855.
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Autumn Stock!

II AS now open fine stock Of French and Amer
i l. lean Printed and Plain DeLaines Plain and
Plaid Merinocs Coburgs, Black and Coored Mo
hair DeRsges &c, to which he invites the atten-
ton Of the Ladies, assuring them that the style and
quality unsurpassed, and prices low az the same
goods can b. sold in the country
keokuk Sept 10. ddw
N1ESSRs. EDITORS; Please inform the Ladies
vi thnt have received the largest stock Of en-
broiderieS, Collars from cents u $7,o0 Maltese,
Biack Silk Brussels and real thread Iaces Lace
onett aud Swiss Collars Corscts, Ribbons, MORE An
tque aud Ribbon Trimmings. &C.. dc.
IT, i. WOODWARD co.
Aug 2S l9j5.--4l4w
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NEW OYSTER DEPOT.

INHE undeFsi gned arr receiving daily, by express
L fresh Baltimore Oysters, which offer T. the
cit@zen, If keokuk ami vicinity by the deTtn
W have also fitted up saloon, where az
eoInmodaie Ladies a. well as Gentlemen with good
plate ol fresh OYSTER
CREIGHTON 4 DINNER.
Get I'D Johnston street,
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fIsHREE hundred dozen wool and iiue hats Of every
1 style, 81 D.F III MPHREI GAGE.
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Fresh Arrivals

4 the Nmble >ixpxnce, just from the Auction
\ Room4 q large lot Of Goods Come and what
bargain :. :. 4 ID. G. BILLINGS.
@a1t Ig55 -4idw
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NEW GOODS AND GROCERIES.

Card TO the Ladies'.
AIOW ready for the season u large stock of Trim
~ ming Goods in Velvct--Plain and Shaded Col
and Black of all widths Plush Shaded, Moss
Fringe, Moire Antique, Watered Ribbons, Colors and
Width Galoons in great variety; Gimps, Braids &c.
some in bright colors for children s dresses.
Sept. l0. d&w r. d. FOSTER.
The daily Gate City., 1855-10-30

LslN hundred dozen plush CAPS, just received at
the store of u. i. HUMPHREY d GAGE.
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07
List Of Jurors. Dec. Term, lSjj.

GRAND JURORS.
Hrfhg-George Lepley, John Wilt, Samuel
Hoover, John Diehl.
West BuGaioe-John Hildebrand, John Miller,
John Shoemaker.
Whife Decr-Jos p Hogue, Israel Geyer.
LerisJrrg- c Wm Schafilc. Jos Derr
KeHy-Adam Rover, John Alexander, Thomas
Clncan, Thomas Comfy, Laird Howard.
M6linjtug-Jacob Fox, Jacob Deckard.
BuGaDe-Philip Dieilrnderler,W W lillam Davis,
James W Slmonton.
East BY6dige-Abram Wolfe. Wilson Linn.
N.iC BeTHH-Jacob Horlacher.
TRAVERSE jurors.
Limesfone-Jaccb Yechman. Thos V Barber,
John Slamm, AneS Benler.
BnGaL,s-Jas ID Chamberlin, Ephraim Long.
Emanuel Pontiu>, John Benner, James NJ
CrciCht, Adam Hamler.
White De,r-James Finney, Saml Gemberling.
Jonas Fisher, Geo Brown Ir, Isaac Sta1den.
Lc,risJurg-A VI Law~he, Adam Beaver, This
HAYES, Henry L Non, Iohn Walls, Thomas
Macliey, Vim Cameron. Larson ProSS, And
BIImyer, Wm Nanvalzah, Danl hremer.
Hpfisy-JameS Spiglcmver. Christn Mensch,
ChriSi'n Dale ia, Apple, Jacob Couldron.
Kehg-Peter Hagcnbuch, Philip GemhcrIiug.
New BeriiH-Davii Splitter, Geo Baum, Geo
Benner. Jno : Helmbach, Danl & SeeboId.
U,ron-David Bettlcyon, John Van BuSkirk,
Samuel Walter.
West Bufuioe-Danl Fisher. John Gable.
Eq,f BufaOe-S4ml Noil Jr. Adm Frederick.
NG7inbtpg Isaac /. Beck, Hugh Wilson Sr.
.Jackson-John Guyer ST.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07
Individual Management,
ErsHS National .Wsmranycment.

John Bull has always pridei himself upon
his superiority. To use the words of Sam
SIck,an Enslishman thinks chat when nature
formed him She broke the mould there never
was, never can, and never Will be another
like him."
No country has more reason 10 be proud
of her men Of business aud entcrprising mer-
chants that Great Britain at the same time
no nation has greater need 10 lament the utter
incpmpetency OF her officials, and TO deplore
the want of energy which seems 10 pervade
every class of the Queens servants. Officials
without Offices Offices without o!iicicls,
Let us now take the case Of an individual
who has earned for himself Worldwide
tame-we refer to Professor Holloway. Hav-
ing discovered an elicacious remedy for near
~ "eyery Ill that flesh is heir TO" he has by
his own exer.Ions gradually, but surely. dis
semnaied his remedies through every part of
the known world. Commencing with London
as his central point. he has BY dint o: perSe-
vcrance, tact and energy the sure signs Of a
mastcr-mnd), male known his pills and ONT
mcnt to the very extremes Of the compass.
Whether you travel north, east, west, or south
you cannot pick up newspaper that does not
record the successes achieved by this wonder
tal and interchangeable man. There is no in
stance on record Of any public man having
ever approached TO such a worldwide cee-
brity as has Professor Holloway. We speak
not of his medinineS at present, although We
have indGbitable reasons for believing that
they have been proved by thousands 10 be in
valuable; but of the enterprise and skill in
the system Of advertising pursued by Profess
sor Holloway, who has thus by a perfect
knowledge Of business, and an enlarged view,
succeeded where thousands have failed, either
from want Of judgment or circumscribed
means. Take again the Professors extensive
rcadlng-rooms al his establishment in London
why there Is not one in the world TO be COM
pared TO II. With the utmost regularity and
care, every foreign paper that issues from the
press is carefully filed; ; and SO complete is
the system that the visitor, from amongst this
muili'udinous mass ofli,erature, can be im,ne-
u'dlSiF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Win any loTeIgn news
paper he may require, and this, too, gratui-
tously. These reading rooms are daily risi-
ted BY statesmen, merchants, and capitalists
who can thus acquaint themselves on any
matter they may require. So much for indi
vidual management.
What contrast does this present 10 the
ploddng routine adopted by the British gov
ernment, What slur 10 the country which
produces such men of enterprise, that lis
affairs OF state should be so slovcny perform
ed. Our readers cannot fail to perceive that
the foregoing lines do indeed reveal a Start
ling instance of .Indlvitual Management rer-
sus National Ms-manasement."- Phil Repor-
ftr
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07

Daniel Rangler VS. James MCreight
John Haas VS. VIM NJ Vanvalzah
Daniel Rang!cr Us James MCreisht
James MCrcicht Us Daniel Rrncler
X B Carey vs. Mark iiallpenny
Mrs T. Moa'z vs. Alexander hmmons
BastIan Tclphel vs. John Fisher
Samuel KYLE Is Catharine Wolfe
VI Chapel for DIR W Hayes US Jno Locke &c
Jacob Stewart &c VS. Michael fichthorn
North. Chase * North vs. Chs II Shrlner
DR. Wm Hayes vs. John Locke
: V IL W ID Turnpike Go VS. White Deer Tp
Peter llummcl vs. Hannah IIummel
Clement x Masscr vs. Youngman & Walter
same Taggart, Furman d Barton
p q Campbell and others vs. l. p iced
& l. Bowes for John Locke Us VI Chapel
Francis IellerS VS. Alexander ii Blair
Com'th Sug NJ Benfer ct al VS. Haus Jr ct al
Trustees Lutheran Ch etc Martin Stock
Susanna Brown, late VI, rs So J Messersmith
Danville Bank vs. Jnp Lawrence q Chs SteeS
Alfred kncaSs and wife vs James Quinn
Thos Penny for Isaac Eyer vs. Walter
George Schnablc IS Catherine BoweS
Tbs GutclluS for ] VI Tavl lor vs. Aaron Zeller
Weller, Kline d Ellis vs. VIM l. Ritter
Christian MIllhouSe vs. y .cholas Mlllhouse
Jacob Stuck Us John hImple
Matthias Wilson ys David Herr
Daniel Ranger vs Daniel Herbst ct al
John Rocbucli vs. y Ono
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07
REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all con-
" cerncd, that the following named persons
have settled their accounts in the Registers
Office at New Berlin. Union County, and that
the said accounts Will be presented for confir-
nation and allowance At the Orphans Court,
to be held at LEWlSBl RG, for the county of
Union. on the third Friday of December next,
being the 2lSt day Of said month, viz:
l. The account of Benjamin Angs,adt, Ad-
miniStraior of Gidfon Angstadt, late of the
borough of Lewisburg, deceased.
=. The account of Jacob Reichly, Admins
traitor of John Khnesmiih, late of Union coun-
ty, deceased.
,. The account of John Lincoln, Guardian
of iLrander Robson, of Union county.
a. The account of Moses Mohr and John
Straub Administrators of Jacoj -uohr, late of
Midilecreek township, deceased.
5. The account of John Sheaflcr, Admins
istrator of Cathnine Stemory, late of Chap
man township, deceased.
6. The final account of Jonathan Ranck,
Executor of Paul F. DicGtnderter, late of White
Deer township. deceased
Z. The second and final account Of George
Riegel, Administrator of Polly 7hOmas, late OF
Beaver township, deceased.
s. The final account of Jacob and George
Olt. Executors of Dniiei OH late Of Penns
township, deceased.
g. The account of Jacob OFT. one of the
Executors OF GeorSe adams, late OF the borough
of SelinSgroye, deceased.
j. W. PENNINGTON, Reg'r.
Registers Office, New Berlin, Nov. 20, ls55
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07
FOR s AL e

"a That large and desirable property on the
A.A corner of Market and Water strects,well
calculated for a residence, for business, or for
a residence and place Of business.
There is large BRICk House containing
large rooms on the first floor Il bedrooms on
the second floor and large finished rooms on
the third. A Kitchen and WaShhouSe adiuinS.
There are also a spacious Cellar.larse Cement
Cistcrn, Pump, and Well Of good water, a
Stable, and all necessary Outbuildincs.
For terms &c. apply 10 Geo. F. Miller, Esq.
:. E.DANIS.
Lewisburc, Sept. 81 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07

100000
Acu5 llcm5 from Otber Counties.

SSYDEE.-We learn BY the Iol:yreund
th-t the Location Committee at Middleb' z
have secured two lots for the Public Bull
dings, one from widow kremer between
her dwelling and Judge Wittenmoyer's,
and the other Of Jacob .Aurand between
his dwelling and James Barbn's. Price
not stated, but the people well satisfied.
.,....Char!es Merrill Esq. Secretary Of the
Building Committee, will receive Propos-
ais for the Public Buildings until the aad
inst. published terms same as in the
Aewlshurs notice..,...Thc !. persists in
Notifying that "Chris'iua Frank t5r her
ae2t ls.-ul Michael kleclusr" sill ap,ly
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07
FOR SALE,

4 LOT on the east side of Front street
"A Immediately adjoining my residence,
with an ornamental! fence IN front. THIS lot
is desirably located. and filled with a variety
of the choicest Fruit. including Apples, Pears.
Peaches, PlumS, Ounces, StrawberrieS, etc.
IN full bearing. Apply to the subscriber
WM. HAY les.
Lcwisburr, Nov. Z. 1888
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07
TcwsmrS Chronicle and West Branch Farmer-E)ec 1855

! LuZERNE-S5o0,000 stock has lately
been taken in the Lackawanna & Blooms
burg Road. IA fire in Pittston, and be,
tween 5000 and $1,000 lost, by the break
Ing of camphene lamp. :" Eiesteldford
/ Cymraig' is the name Of Welsh literary
and musicll association at Pittston.
I NoRTHUMgERLAND.-The Sunbury Ga
z1tte has brought its lii Of subscribers in
Northumberland borough up to 100-a
nice little Pack......The -Nltonian editor
is still abusing Lcwisburg and the Chroni-
Gle, as though he really believed somebody
believes his assertions against them Pro-
pei, neighbor: you hurt nobody down this
way, and repeating story don't l1rore it.
......A Literary Society was to be organ
lied in Sunbury Oh Tuesday last. ..... Ter
rapirs are being caught in the Susque-
hanna, and served up in Sunbury.S
S. Bird is appointed Post Master at Sha-
mokin, vice Joseph icons, declined
On Saturday week, about . o'clock, the
citizens Of Sunbury were summoned to q
fire on the property of Jno. Haas, near
the Philadelphia x Sudbury Railroad,
about mile from town. The sparks from
a coal train had set on fire 4 stack of oats,
which was entirely CONSUMED. There was
stack of wheat between the burning
stack and the barn close by, all of which
were in imminent danger. The "Good
Intent and Washington" companies
were promptly on the ground, aud did
good service in protecting the barn and
grain stacked around it. Grain should
never be stacked SO near railroad. There
is always great risk.
CoLUMTIA-Mr. Dcttrick, a candidate
of the Northumberland Presbytery, for the
Ministry, died recently of consumption in
Chester county and Rev Charles +. Sail
man, Lutheran preacher, in Conyngham.
~. S. lIarman is appointed Post Mas
ter at Rupert. Mr.. Search is now ell
joying his .GtM appointment as Supervisor
Of the n b. Canal. The Berwick Ga
zottc is strong for Buckalew for L. S. Sen
atOr.
BEADrORp.-The Second PRESBYTERIAN
Church of Wyalusing dedicated their new
house of worship, near the spot where the
Moravian missionaries had their buildings,
before the Revolution.....A man was
knocked down on the Susq. Bridge, at
Athens, for - cts. Two men were arres-
ted, one Of whom proved an alibi, and the
other got away into York State.
SuLLIvAS.-Benjamin L. Cherry, of
Laporte, is appointed Pro.honotary, i'll
place of Thos. j. Ingham, elected to the
Legislature
LANCASTER Horace Rathvon is cleo
ted Cashier of the Lancaster Bank, in
place Of John G. Fetter, Esq, deceased
......The Lancaster Wing says that women
claiming the highest spectability are in
t hall Of stealing all kinds Of marketat le
produce, from farmers and others who at
tend market in that city.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07
East Notice.

TS'HE Subscriber IS anxious 10 settle the Old
I Book Accounts of BROWN Il HILBISH.
Their Books are in my hands for settlement;
and those who neglect 10 pay up on or before
the (. lSt Of January next, ID will find their
accounts placed in the hands of the PROPER
AUTHORITY. JACOB II. BROWN.
LewiSburS, Nov. 20, 1875
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07
Pianos, and Music.

ri, JOS. l.. .Y0DER, Agent for Meyers
rf'ani Noght's celebrated Pianos. has
x jnSt received large assortment of sheet
Hasic Pinn0s, and .HLDde0n Books. Seminary
and Teachers supplied at the Publishers dis
count prices. Music published by Gould,Lee
~ Walker, ). l.. Walker. or any Publishers IN
the United States, furnished al their prices.
NIB. Meyers and Noght' S Pianos sold at less
than City retail priceS-Lewisburg, Nov. Ia