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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25
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y.MlE LIVERPOOL AaD PHuADEIPHIA sTEANsHiP
Compnn7 iptand sailing aeif i1vorile Steamships
cry 81 4AIt MORE 2 81 iona, Capt Robert Leltsh-
CITY NH xAstliNGTOs, $50 Ions, Capt VIM. wyhs
CITY OF Mkkth FsTkH, e. lu9 t5ps Capt 4. q. Pe.rls
Ssson So $50 mi SIS according % state rooms
limited ni1bsr 81 bird class passengers win be taken
iyun la tcelrhla acd Liverpool aud ound n provisions
Fton Philadelphia SO Fr0n Liverpool.
Parties shtg 10 Orur ont cif iricnda obtain an.
Gates o. psge sud dfAi Liverpool In sums Of 81 safg
md npN .rdt Apply " JONI q. DALE, AgsnL
W Walnut street, pbtsa.ipha.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25
MATRIMONIAL.

A LADY or RFHpfcTABTrfrY WISHES TO yoRN
~ The Acquaintance a. gentleman, with view 70 nssri
mony need Hs uaees sincere and u goot
onraror, r. are OF uo writer D. Address n NJ, Broad
llATRIM0nAL-NADRx EMILE vIf.grrE
w will upo1 the ps ~ twenty ave scni Any
rerson fif denc~ln ~ srir afarss BY u.r hand 1rt
ng Address, wh se,ara sssA ksoA~sy Posi- Dfcs, ~ y.
MArRtMosIAt.--A youS0 MAS, or TOLTRhBip
sI good loohs islr sggeaAh ard good hnsue~s pr~pr
whose extreme ddsnoe prrveuts him from sorr
ave female acq could be sired
~ifh young LADY ophgensI AstfA with
nory hicnid gs meet the ~ any Who si-l W srrn
really desirable match. uao fJr
nrvew or an s1ehantc u dsgaseoypcs, ~ Addressing G.
NJ. Dor ~ Post cnrce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

TAR. TnOHPs0N's TOOTH SOAP - 4 COMPOUND or
IL treble refined SOAP and highly concentrated extract al
ctoee and scientifically prepared h
seacn Clean AID effective den'rGca
sod ~ drnsg ~ portable boxes san.
cicrl 10 lat enc year, for 70 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

Tors, LoTS,--GREAT SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD.
IL rg ots, ateucuon, Christmas day, Tuesday, Dece
70, IN the city OF Paterson. H. at Pssaic Falls Sale
O'Clock the grounds These los
as lie o. ~ Passsic Fails overlooking Me city aud only
ts~ ml8 walk to ALI the principal factories. They m
o8 feet front and by 100 feet deep nnd many OF
~ ple@Geoutan ard beautifully studied
The and NIL graded aud
he whole Offers unusual Inducements 70 capitalists for "a
Xes tmani fpr fgrher particulars apply To q. y. VAN
HAoOEER Cvn Engineer Paterson y. =. MoULTON, No.
street maps be ohiannt and terms Of
nDnee known: GAKEr VAN WAGNER, Aucaonser.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

NOR CRAFTSMANSHIP TENNESSEE, OF l. $50 TONS
III register built Baltimore 1904 of the best Mary md
ea in tho strongest manner dagonaIy strapped with iron
Of 500 power. This ship has proved herself
monty fire boat very FAST and her OF
Moderate VIII be sold low. Apply 70 MoRriMER
LIyINGSq On? IS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

4 GRAND DIAGONAL ROSEWOOD OCTAVE PIANO
n forte IN elegant case By tes. maker cost $780, beer
used few months. vii be sod for 200 The
for Europe few days. Can he a. liv West Twenty
sscond street, IRON 10 70 O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

L'oR NORFOLK And RIcIaO.D.-THE UNITED
IT. Staies mai steamship JaNk-TOws Capt I. Psrfiss
viii leave or ,c sbove rsces Saturday ns- xYb ias
o'ciCck u. touching 1ty Point ss.rngers ~
reelgurF khe Sil arrive 81 Norfolk Snrds sena0n
ard A. hrh0oDd on Nouasy morning TraYe.srs sal and
t ie cheapest snd plessAn,es zplf passaee
eLG fsrs slaesoom ibr.raed, 20 sortok Pe,erufg ~
Richmond, SO, IynehbufR. SIS tppiy ~
LpnLAs fLEkhGSTs. 81 aroa4wsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-25

DRY GOODS, &c.
ESQ observation-disclosures GooDs-sio0o0 WORTH
O1C Of embrodfres win be offered from thsd,ie unhl he
Isl January, ut half their usual prices Ladies' will had this
grand opportunity purchase for the holidays. JOS MAD
DEN g.. broadway two doors above Blsecker
Enn PIECES ALL wool. SAx0NY PLAIDS-THE
pUU best quality and newest patterns
AT 20 CENTS PER YARD.
Precisely The sold early In the IL
A. 7. STEWART co,
HroadWaY. Chanlherh and Raade
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07
Civil War in KanZas.

The papers are filed with wars and ru-
mors of wars in kanzas. As the telegraph
aud Post Offices and government officials
ore all Of the Pro-Slavery stamp, every
thing from that quarter must be taken
with that allowance.
1t seems evident that the Governor
chosen for that purpose, is determined to
enforce the so-called laws of the late At
chson-rufiians called Il Legislature; and to
effect his purpose-agalnst the almost
unanimous voice of the real settlers-he
has called on President Pierce and the
Nissourians to come and aid him by arms
in forcing Slavery upon an unwilling peo-
rle. Some accounts are that the President
has directed the troops in that region to
aid the Governor, but the North Amcri-
can of yesterday says he has made no de-
cision.
No doubt the intention is to get enough
soldiers and Missouri interloPers into the
State to vote down the Free State Conyen-
ton, and to insta;e Slavery in kanzas at
the point of the bayonet. Popular
Sovereignty with vengeance.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07
kS-Most beautiful weather, few DAYS.
Another Warning Voice,

One |. NJ. RUCKMAN, enamored of the
glories that encircle the editorial eve"
satisfied that "the wants Of our flourish
ing town" demanded "another paper"
set up TIE Balance, at Mansfield, Tioga
Co. Pa For a while he went on swim
mingly, with lots of subscribers and un-
paralleieG success. What wa he surprise
of his "numerous patrons under all the
" suckumstances,' to read the following
humorous but honest Naledictory, which
doubtless came upon them "like clap of
thunder in clear sky!'
"With this No of the Balance, our con-
nec.ion as Editor and Publisher ceases.
Our course has been very brilliant, but
very short Since the llth of July, we
have been editor, proprietor and devil of
the Balance, to say nothing of the untold
honors heaped upon US by the Administra-
ton as Post Master. We may now settle
down with two prefixes to our namc-ex-
Post Master, ex- Editor We suppose we're
politically dead, because We didn't trust to
the 'Old line Our star, however, arose
in brilliancy, we had been weighed in the
Balance, and our side of the scales had
come down with thump; we now kick
the beam. We commenced with nothing,
and retire four hundred dollars worse off.
Oar aspirations have been knocked into
pi,' and our love for the human family
injured but we retire with the
best feelings to the whole bipcd race, poll
iicians in particular" 1.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07
Notice Of Inquest.

TNION County. $50 Mary Moore, OF
Kelly township, Union county, Penn
sylvania. widow; Joseph Moore, Of Washing
| ton township, Lycoming county, PennS ylyania;
James Moore, Jr, OF Last Buiialoe township,
! Crlon county, Pennsylvania; beah, interrar-
RED with Ellis M'Carty, of M'Ewensville, Nor
ihrmbcrland county. Pennsylvania; Rebecca
V. iu;cTmarried with DR.. Vim. II. Ludwig, de-
ceased, late of IewIsburg borough, Union
county. Pennsylvania; Mary Ann. iniermar-
red with Joseph MeIxell, of Lewisburg bo--
ough, Union county, Pennsylvania; Elizabeth.
widow of William W. Irland, deceased, now OF
kell9 township, Union county, Pennsylvania,
and Martha. intermarried with Rev.C A.Hewit.
now residing in Neponset, Bureau county, State
of Illinois, heirs and legal representatives Of
JAMES Moonr, Sr., late of Kelly township, aforc-
said deceased:
NOTICE is hereby given. that by virtue o.
n Writ uf Partition issued ont of the Orphans
Court of Union county and TO ne directed, an
INQUEST will be held on the premises, com
mencing al half-paSt eight O'Clock lr the mor-
ming of FRIp,r the lith day of December nex..
for the purpose of making partition or valua-
ton, according To law, of said decedent'S real
estate, comprising the Mansion Farm, situate
IN Kelly township aforesaid. containing two
hundred and sixty acres more or less, bounded
on the east by the West Branch Of the Sus-
quehanna river, on the south by lands Of DR..
James $. Dougal, on the west b. lands of Peter
Hagenbuch and others. and on the south by
lands OF Jacob Keser. DR.. \. Lonsshore AM
others; also a piece Of Timber Land Contain
ing about fourteen acres. situate in White
Deer township. Union county, Pennsylvania.
adjoining lands of David b. Kaufman, Daniel
b. Reber and others: When and where YOU
may attend if yen think proper.
Given under my hand at the Sherif'S Office
in Lewisburg this lst day of November. \. ID.
1850. DANIEL u. GCLDlN, Sheriff.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07
EeWiaburg Warket.
ulAHnl%D,

On the Goth ult, by Rev Hamlin. JoHN
A OvsSs of PitiSburg and Miss LUCINDA
daughter of Adam Gundy of East Buiialoe.
Near PottSgrovr, I'D ut, by Rev Rel
meuSnyder, Charles Hoy and Miss Caroline
Seaman.
Ia Kingston, 2.i ult, hv Rev x Nel-on. Ell
win X Peckens of Scranton and Miss Mary
daughter Of AnSun Atherton.
In Kelly TIP, eth u!t, by Rev Mr. Willard.
Rev & G Cutler, pastor Of the Million Luthc'n
Ch aud Miss Maria daughter of in DajeSmau
Uu the ith inst. by Rev > GutelIu>, Col
jeremiah Grouse and Miss Henrietta daush-
ter of Israel Guiei!uS, both Of >ellussrove.
GA the :9rh ur, by Rev + kIetlcr, VIM e
Smith and Miss Margaret + Huntingdon, b. tn
OF HARLEY township. On the 81 inst, Charles
u Lyle of East Builaloe TIP and Miss Mary
Ann Culp of LewIshurg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07
Foreign News.

New YORK, Nov 30.-The steamship
Atlantic, from Liverpool, with dates to
Saturday the 18th inst, arrived at her
wharf this evening at 9 o'clock.
The latest dispatches from the sea: OF
war report officially from Lord Strafford
RedclitFe, victory gained on the 9th of
November, by Omar Pasha, over force
Of ten thousand Russians, mostly Georgian
Militia, at the river Ingour, which Omar
Pasha, with the Turks, 10000 strong,
crossed at four different points, taking 60
prisoners, three guns, and causing a loss
of 400 in killed and wounded. The Tur-
kish loss is 300.
a private despatch, which evidently
refers to the same encounter, says the
Turks crossed the river at the seaport of
Anaklin, and stormed the Russian re-
doubts, after which they pushed forward
towards kutais, distant sixty miles from
Anaklia.
There is nothing new from the Crimea
Both armies are wholly occur ! in hut
ting, preparing for winter.
a desultory fire is kept up between the
north and south side of Sebastopol, and
the Notifications OF both sides are being
augmented.
The latest dates by letter are to the Sd
Of November The weather very fine
Count Iamerski has been appointed to
raise and command division of Cossacks
and Poles for the British service.
Rumors of peace are extremely presa-
lent but vague. Diplomacy is active, es-
pecially at Stockholm, Vienna and Brus-
sells.
LATER-ARRIvAL OF THE AMERICA.
HALIFAX, Dec 5.-Thc steamship
America, from Liverpool on the 24th ult.,
arrived here to-day.
The correspondence from the allied
camp on the Tchernaya is to the 10th ,f
November, and relates solely to the hut
ting of the armies, the Russians and the
Allies being both then under cover.
Letters state that the town of Mariono
pol, on the north coast or the sea Of Azof,
was bombarjed by the Allies on the 3lst
If October. Ole hundred shells were
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure,
i'OR the Prevention and Cure of Inter

L miitent and RemIt;ent FeverS, Fever and
Ague, Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, General
Dcbil!'r. Night Sweats, and all other forms Of
disease which have a Common origin in Ma
laria or Masma.
Thi- Is a NiTJ EAL ANTIDOTE which will entirely
protect any rrssrut traveller in tho most sickIy
swamp 1-slI;i-s, fr any A-u~ or Bilious disease
SLEteycr any injury from constant inhaiins Malaria
Mama
1t will instantly check The AEue in persons who have
suffered from length of time. r. day twenty
years, that they nr never ~ have another chill. ty
continuing IN according t. directions. The PATIENT
II once begins 'r rrrorr petit and strength and COR
tinues until rd radical cure Is effected
one two bottles will for ordinary
may require more. Directions printed IN German, French
and Spanish. accompany zach bottle Price Une Dollar.
LIBERAL discounts made to the trade.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, tina, Letters of
~ Administration on the Estate ofJACOB
BAKER, late of Buialoe township, Union
county. deceased, have been granted 10 the
undersigned in due form Of law: Therefore
all persons knowing themselves indebted TO
said estate, are hereby requested to make
immediate Payment and those having Just
claims against the same arr also requested to
present them properly authenticated for settle
nent to the subscribers, in Builaloe township.
HENRY BAKER, ,4,;,i.,-,,.
CATH iRINE BAKER
Nov. 6. lSJ0 nd6W
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07
Who I'll Follow I?

Hartley leads of in subscribing for the
Chronicle, since the County Seat is here
established. Mr.. ID. WEIpENsAuL has
sent US a club of - to start with. They
are 70 be sent to EAGLEvILLE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07

HoLLow,Ys OSrN ~ ,SD PILLS. wonderfully cffcacious
in Cu-in. D>cas. ol the skim Thomas MuScrovc, vf
Baltimore Mari land. for Ehtecn rnrtlI-
sufferer with his face. hands, ami various parts
of his body. OF scurbutic nature, tn r- uIanS
things recommended ana tried but to purVosc. As
the sniy he disease dIi not any way adatrh he
then commenced using iolloyays Ointment amt Pils,
and by pcrsey,rIng with them for several weeks, the
eruptuns have all mle;er healed and he now euIys
the t"st of health.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07
Lcwsburg Chronicle West Branch Farmcr-Dcc. 1855

thrown and the town set on fire, till Aus
trian merchants hoisted the Austrian flag
over the warehouse, when the firing ceased
1t was rumorcd thst General Wranglc
menaced the allied position at the Straits
Of Yenikale. Tie Allies had, however,
10000 men there, and expected to be re
inforced by $4,000
Admras Dundas and Penaud, with
their flag ships and part Of the fleet, are
in the Bay Of Kiel. A steamer is detailed
to watch for an American clipper, supposed
to be in the Baltic with cargo Of revol-
vcrs.
Respecting Canrobert's mission to Swe-
den, we have only Paris rumor, but the
rumor is important, and is as follows
That terms of military convention are
agreed to: that Sweden will furnish con-
tingent to act with the Allies, next spring,
if peace be no: previousi iy restored, and
that an army of French, English and
Swedcs will be sent to Courland to force
Prussia ard Austria to declare themselves
and in return for her alliance, the a lies
will guarantee Finland to her.
Rumors of disposition on the part of
the Russian Government to make the first
advances to negotiate for peace, continue
to prevail.
Messrs Richardson, Spence & Co. report
brcadstuffs as having slightly declined.
Wheat is about ID. lower, Flour I'd. and
Corn I'd. The weather has been quite IA
vorablc
The provision market closed steady,
prices being sitter, but not quotably high
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07

''IEvrs1rEG. Jnion Co, IA. May .. lsjS-
MT J. 4 EIr rI>- b-,r The box of medicine yoa
sent m" wa- duly received the llth Of April have
SOLD about half = ami the people that have
used !; stl~ r that has cured them IL has
tanly stopped the igu" in every who u.ed
aud si4 of tn 4 long standing. NY sister.
who as ha !; FIVE years back. and could
get it stopped except ty Cgnn- and that only long
She would take u, :: now, think, en-irry cur,d By
your remedy. c. L. MGINLY.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07
DISSOLUTION,
'NHE Partnership heretofore eXiStin

THE Partnership heretofore existing
i between VI. 4. Reynolds and Jos pm
MADDEN, under the name and firm of Rey-
noiis q .NFaditn, has dissolved by mutual
consent this 2sth day of November, 1888. The
books have been left in the hands of Joseph
M'Fadden. All persons having unsettled
accounts will confer favor by immediate
attention TO our wants.
". T. REYNOLDS,
JOSEPH MFhDDEN.
ryThe Hardware Business will be conti-
nued at the old Graham stand by the subscri-
Der, who is thankful for past favOrS, and
hopes ~ strict attention 10 receive L fair
share of public patronage. Give him 4 call
and see for yourselves.
JOSEPH M'FADBEN.
Lewsbure. Nov. IS, 1885
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07
BEAVER & KREMER
lave just opened a Second Supply
III of Fall and Winter Goods,

CONSISTING IN part OF
Ladies Dress Goods and Trimming,
cassimercs and Satncits,
1000 yards of CalIcoes We will sell at cts.
worth 10 cts.
Beautiful CalicocS ut l2i c,s.
500 yds English Tapestry Brussels Carpets as
low as they can be had at retail in Philad.
500 yds Ingram Carpets a, various prices.
new assortment of QueenSware, Hard
ware, OIL Cloths, etc. etc. CALL IND SEE
Nov. rs, 1858 b. Il X.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07

always on hsnd-cheaper than the chsarcsr,
Having a large T. zee of experienced haud1
in my employ, hope with all these facih:ic,
to give general satisfaction. and share iIberaiiy
in public patronage ! respectfully invite al;
wanurs anything IN my line CT business T.
call and examine my stock Of Goods.
JOHN II. BEAIE.
IeWiShurr Nav l6. 1888.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07

Tsto A->-air. I ni-s. Mercury, Vui1inc. Feb
rfusrs. Siry chulu~. IFerocs q any Kind. The
~elknnEr iurrirucy u thrs royious poi>ons proves
them O. =" the Og ring either nj false medical priner
pes. or ct merccuary 4uacS The only remedy IL s1ie
tsnce that is both sure AMI harmless. j.
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CTEE.
ea-Fcy sai- at tlrr Lswsbu-g Cr,,ss-Cut by
SIMS. L. Il. MGISLY.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07
Fresh Supplies, Ct the
The long established Hat Store .

The long established Hat Store
FRANKLIN SPYkER would respect
l. fully announce that he has Just opened 4
most splendid assortment of Eg eTS. CAPS
and CLOTHING, and is selling them al
lower prices than ever before offered IN
Lewisburg.
Hats Moieskin, SILK, Brush ,Wide-a~ake
Angola, hungarian. Panama. Straw, CHIP &c
Gaps of all sorts, sizes, descriptions and
prices
Flats and Fancy Hats for CHILDREN, of
the latest and most beautiful patterns.
Clothing for COLD WEATlIER-such
as Goats. Pants, Vests. Shirts, Hosiery. Gloves,
Suspeniers. and every other sort of Wearing
Apparel of the latest cut, and cheaper than
the cheapest.
- CARPET Bags, Trunks, Umbrellas, and
great variety of other articles.
The public are cordially invited TO exam
inc has stock, as he is confident that they will
be satisfied with his Goods and Prices. Re
member the Oh Stand Market street. 81 door
east of Third, formerly & SpykerI
Lewi,bur, OF. 1855
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07

nn- Yesterday, the day express train
moving south on the Cattawissa Railroad
was detained at Milton about / /. hours in
consequence of engine No. ) giving out,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07
KrIDENCE OF SAEETT.

Nv York. June H. 1875.
- have j. r-rn.cal examination Il ''EH0Dss E7
- CURB - ~ "tSIIuuIET 70 NsLIHIA.' sr3
have ts-i u " Arsenic, Irrcury. Qunfnc and str,eh
nine. hut have lu=i particle OF either it.
have i.JnJ ANY u>1ucy iis POSITION that would
prove iB,uTr-us e. the constitution.
JAMES L. Chiffon. VI. y. Chemist
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07
DIED,

In Chillisqua4ue Tp, eth ult., ConsELrrs
M'Gt>LEr, in his 55'h year.
GA the 18th nit. Henry w. IN his 81 year
and on the Goth. Amanda, in her 7lh year
both, children of VIM Boyer, of West Butialoe.
On the eth uIt Slbilla, daughter Of widow
Weirick. Of CentervIlle. IN her 18Th wear.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07

"a FRIEND" requests US to call atten-
ton to the wants of Mr.. Daniel Aurand
and family, who have suffered much from
sickness and death, and he still unable to
work. He suggests Saturday 22d inst as
a suitable day for all disposed to advance
for their relief Residence n.
4th St, above St, Anthonys.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07
Arthur's sclf-Sealing Cams

4 RE the cheapest and best Patent out. for
n preserving Fresh Fruit and Vegetables.
Three sizes for sale Nv
HI RSiI Il WORSE, Leuisburc.
lF Pctr-Son's MANI Al for preserving
Fruits &c tor sale as abcve-price i.4 cts.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07
Lewisburg, May l6. 1888.
DEYNOLDS & M'FlDDEN. at the

1t Hardware Store. ,.evisOurr. offer 10 the
Citizens of the West Branch. at extremely low
prices. Ohs, TurpeEtine. " hue Lead, snow
White Zinc. SIlveT's Plastic Paints (varicus
colors-wcather and iirc-proof.) Nails. Splhcs,
Glass. PnIty, Locks, Iajches, EuliS. screws.
and all kinds Of Building Hardware, Gentle
men who are building will rni II 10 their ada
vantage % call and examine cur stock. VIII
sell as near city prices a. possible. tGH aus
ses us. ct tie old GyaIGn stand.
Icvti>brrg. Nav 6. $3.50.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07

py-The public records and some other
property have been safely removed from
New Berlin to Lewisburg, and arranged as
stated last week, except that Mr.. RousH,
Prothonotary, has obtained the rear room
in the basement Of the Christian meeting
house for his Office, leaving Mr. PENNING-
TON, the Register & Recorder, alone at the
Baptist house. The Offices and Court
Room are all within about square Of
each other, aud viii answer very well for
one year.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07
Rcady-nladc Clothing

in all their branches. with despatch, according
10 order, without cGLb's;nS, and on the most
rPnSnnahle ,ermS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07
j. Franklin Harvey, NJ. D.,
HOMEOPATHIC Physician---NOuld

i i respectfully announce TO the citizens OF
Lewisbure and vicinity that he has permanent
" located himself IN this place, and asks
share Of the public patronage. feeling assured
that he can treat with unsurpassed success al!
durable diseases that the human family are
prone to-. In the treatment of diseases of fc-
males and children the great Homeopathic
law stands without a rival; aSO IN chronic
diseases, that has batllet the skill Of other svs-
tens, Homeopathy stands forth as a giant,
claiming victory IN almost every case. All
ye afflicted, give it a trial It Will not cost you
much. Try before you condemn.
DR.. II. IS a regular graduate of the HomD
opathic Medical College, Of Pennsylvania.
(Philada)
Office on Second street. above Market. for
meriy occupied ly Or. Wilson, where he can
be consulted at all times when not ta Tofes-
sional duty.
Lewisbur-. April 20, 1855.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-07
Estray.

a.I About the "a of October last, a
LfDrover turned out of his drove a
BRINDLE COW, supposed TO be about four
years old, which he said did not belong TO
HIM, and which came ufon my premises at
the lower end Of Dry Valley. The owner is
requested 10 prove property. paw charges and
take her away. ARCHIBALD THOMAS.
Union 1'p, Dec. 5, 1855