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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-04
s.z Wholesale
CLOTHING, A.IN,SRI34.,DRY GOODS "a,

~ - HOUSB. q - -777-- = :
VIE SIElS BROTHERS take this method Of lnforlulns
ther numerous customers particularly those through
S1l rue west that TO their large well known Baitote
Clothing House they have added ~ 4,T5 = 80
HHULEEStAE EljRI' Ct00LlS4 DEpARyRENT n
which stocked with all The Foreign and Domestic psbrss
adapted To the Dry Goods Trahr generally - e.
Their arrangements with European Manufacturers al,
Snch as 70 enable them 10 Furnish ts1
the desired by CneTs, Merchant Taors and Deal
eFs In All descriptions Of Dry Goods :" ~ 15ac
Their stock of ii 4. q. III, .5t n s. ~ .e-.i
D0ME.STIGa GOODS
VIII be varied excellent rs any 10 be n, ~ ~
Ee as the greatest will be taken 70 mayed 10th
vicsahle and reasonable. III - :. 1sNH 'SA'
Clothiers Merchant TalOrs, and Dealers in Dry Goods
generally are respectfully invited call at our neR mud A
SAM Warehouse, No RsS Baltimore street. where in each of
me hEe spacious stories will be stock which
at 70 meet the most varied and extensive demands
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-04
NeW YofK AdveYtigeInenta.
7.I1 leo,, { / FTt
-ALBRRqG. RIGIIARDsON,e

advertising and Corresponding Once, NuPGj Broadway,
-lzz SoPposits taes tlEk New York:
s ElN(iRANIN13A ,PRINITMG.
ISNAsHIoSARLE Wedding, Visiting, Complimentary aud
business Carrie, SotsFia Consular and seals
Ladug and Exchange Checks, Drains, Notes OF Hand m
CiECQlaFs1 Show Cards, Labels, Designing and Esra
Wing Wood and every variety Of Printing
viii forward specimens by mail, application, With r o.
stampl Orders by mai promptly attended 70. Terms
sonatle. Address Nm, n. DCNNELL,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-04

TIE Rev ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, the distin-
gaishe,l President of Bethany College, viii de-
liver lecture tonight IN the Washington Hall,
under the auspices of the Young Mems Chris
tian Union, We have not learned the subjected
ne lecture, but be it what it may, twill be ably
.eated, and should command full house,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-04

The finest quality ladies glove leather Ga!tera and bus.
kns, very ue aud soft article Ladies glove leather Cal.
with high heels heavy sole, and button UP the sde
CIILnREN'S WEAR.
Patent leather, morocco kid goat glove leather lasting
salt and fancy boots, CATERS ties slippers Oxford ties
and all other kinds and always hand at low prices.
GUMS.
Ladies' mems and msses sandals, boots and Overshocs Of
the very best quality also great variety OF other goods not
ting terms. rs sgrFae
N l.. DORSEY
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oqsys q BsiLTE.. MARKET, y syrfsr-,t
4fARc!I SSASIieS Of 500 BIS Howard st t1OIir-

at 81, and 266 fbs City at 675, market
closed firm. Grain, nothing dong Provisions
and Unchanged 3 ~ iEI6IEis'9
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INTELLI GlFfNCER.

Prrx.N's MAGAzIyE for March is for sale at
the corner bookstore of Wilde & Bro.
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z

NEU. h.
OCH No. gig Market street.
DRUGS, MEDICINES DYES,
GLASS, &C.
TTNslE undersigned opening their Spring Sales,
fresh Of all Goods In their line, both dors.
ticaud Foreign.
offering their stock, they enabled by Important
changes their business cash and prompt six
months buyers, bargains in all descriptions OF their Goods
the quality to be strictly as represented
Physicians have opportunity selecting from stock
reliable and popular pharmaceutical and chemical
prepara tons, at reduced priceF
Druggists, Merchants, and buyers generally will epd
large supply; comprising all approved Remedies;
standard Patent Medicines Fashionable PerfumeTy, Toilette
Preparations, Sc. &C., which will
quality and the lowest prices.
Catalogues prices furnished shcn desired and an exam
inaten Of stock solicited
JOHN c. BAKER CO.
No. 100 y. 81 st.
fels:2m Philadelphia.
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REDUCTION OF RATES TO AND PROM
New York: E1hIIadeIphiR & baltimore

rJHE ADAMS Express Company for the safe and speedy
L conveyance of
MONEY VALUABLE PACKAGES, ISD FREIGHT
charge Of special messengers is the only reliable
line and from Wheeling (by Railroad drect to New York,
Philadelphia, baltimore, Boston, Washington City.
AISO-riu Central Ohio Railroad GAINESVILLE, Columbus,
Cincinnati Louisville Indianapolis Chicago and St louis
Expresses leave via Bait Ohio Railroad ~ O'clk, p.
NJ, Central Ohio Railroad at O'Clock, p. NJ.
For Pittsburgh, Cleveland Toledo and Northern Ohio att
o'clock, A. VI.
Butter, Poultry Produce all kinds delivered six
teen hours to Baltimore. y. PIGMAN, Agent,
ago Adams Express Co.
sandusky, Mansfield & Newark
LBSlA ILBO AID r4eL
...agI ~ EIf A Az j
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100 pair best boots;
i SS do do t dlilP
100 do water proof boots;
81 do cork sole.
MEMS BROGASS.
100 pair best calf brogans;
lUO do Kip
I00 do thick
100 do low priced boots.
SIS BOYS AND YOUTHS nROGASS
-t-f 100 pair boys' thick brosauS;
- ++- 1001- do Eip - - -f-it1+- . q. At
loo pair youths thick
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS. Ei
100 pairs Of calf boots;
loo do kid
100 do thick
W0NI.N'S WEAR.
100 pairs lasting gaiters all coioTs,
100 d" Walking Shoes,
1883 10 morocco bIs&ins,
lSJ do Kid
$50 do calf
151 do Jenny Lind tf.z4
200 do morocco and Kid alip9ers. l-r
MISSES ROOTS.
100 pairs morocco boots,
40 do Kid
10 do French morocco boots,
100 do calf
$50 do Kip
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N. L. Dorsey.
DEALER
BOOTS AND SHOES,
AT OAK HALL,
THIRD DOOR MELLOW S. u. MAEPI3tS IIAr STORE
WNEELING

HAVE just received another of Boots Shoes from
the best Philadelphia manufacturers made expressly for
this trade, Of good material and the best workmanship and
am prepared II furnish any and everybody with any
kind Of goods they in line from - shoe
10 dollar boot, aud variety, STYLE quality material
and durability of workmanship and prices cannot be
passed by any other house in this any other CITY,
ALSO
Gents Boots ard Shoes, of all kinds styles and qualities
Elade~tU order.
Having employed some Of the best workmen In the United
States, am satisfied that fail To please any WhO may
favor with call s5s ft-.ff.s=
Call and examine IOT Your selves.
My stock consists i'll part Of the following articles
Ntl'A
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VI NI'TI AN LINPs
George Roberts.

ZOO Nk01n O.. f Z &.
CONTINUES manufacture to order fEboiss.Ie and -.
~ lail) beHutiful variety Of 'a =
VENETIAN WINDOW BLINDS 81.
OF every color aad size and at Eastern urIeea
Iese Blinds are superior every other Kind OF Wlpdov
fB Call and examine specimens
NJ BOA 'Bltdi rtpsintts, and trimmed equal =
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tss5j==:.=57.s=9s Ei7.zi55.9z.,77 lsss1Ef
55 800.

Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR &ORTuERS, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
IINwjSe DAuY, Sunday night cxceptcil between Rlch-
uOI AMI Washington City viz 0rd9nsriIIe aud Alex
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-02
DtrQ,

In Jackson TIP, 2sth ult., aged 6. years,
EpwAnp ODoSSELL, late of LewiSburg.
Iu Chilhsquaque, 30th ult-, after few
hours illness, at the house of John kincade,
Mrs. - Hams, aged "A years.
In Upper Augusta, 10th ult ELIzABHTH,
wife of John L. SPratt, aged about 40 years.
In Selinssrove, liih ult., JacoB HAufT, in
his 46ih year.
On the 18th ult. aged so yrs, ,PWLIr MrLIEn,
for many wears Court Crier of Union county.
In Frceburg. 10Th ult , in his 10th VT, HENnr
son of Dr. II. c. Houtz.
In Chapman Tp, 5th ult., SARAH, wife of
Jonas Hnmmel.
In Middlecreek Tp, eth ult., PuILIr kRArs
in his 10Th year
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-02
The Summer Session, of Ia Weeks,
OF the University in this place, will

" open on Thursday. the 2ilh inst. 1t is
important students should be present punctu
ally, rectaiions will commence on Friday.
A library of three thousand volumes, cab
met of natural history, embracing thousands
of specimens in zoology, botany, entomology.
min"ralocy. geology. conrhoov. &c extensive and
costly CHI mical apparatus, complete crmes abnrato-
ry, together with maps charts. diagrams models. skcr
ton manakin, &c, furnish amount of facility in
the various departments Of science.
Students prepared for college. find in the ACADE-
MY, which opens at the same time. every alvanaSe.
Tuition in College, for the SESSION so
Academy, Classical
Scientific
TIE FEViLE INSTITUTE opens at tho time
with the former TEACHERS The building is conm0tious
aud can accomm date thirty boarders.
Tuition in tn. CHER English branches for the session so
Lower do )
Board, light &c. s2.25 per week
Lewi.burs, April -. 1886
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-02
Map Of the Original Surveys
Ne 200 Tracts Of Land in Union Go.

" with about ten miles or Penns Valley in
Center countv, and adjoining lands IN Snyder,
Clinton and Lycomlng counties, on scale of
200 peTcheS 10 the inch. Thus work is the
result Of NINE MONTHS close labor and search
of the records and drafts on file at the Survey
or Generals Office at Harrisburg, extending
from 1867 to the present time. In preparing
il, recourse was had 10 The surveys for Berks,
Northumberland .Mfiiin, Clinton and Lycoming
counties, aud the difficulties overcome can be
imagined only by those who have encountered
similar difficulties. Its importance can be
realized on little reflection, and Surveyors,
Lawyers and Landowners in general are par
tculary interested in procuring it,as Its price
(S500) would IN a short time be covered BY
the costs for search and copy a, Harrisburg.
The date Of the original survey. and when and
TO whom transferred when entered, is on each
tract as far as can be ascerianed. DR.. S l..
BECK, Of LewiSbnrg, has engaged to procure
subscriptions for the Map, which, when pur-
chased, is 10 be kept by the County Surveyor
al his Office in Iewisburg, for the use of ALL
w. KUCKEN, Eng 4 Craftsman.
Harrisburg, April 23, 1856
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-02
MARRIED..

In Phiiad., 9Th ult., b. Rev. +. w Hn'ter.
Ap.x S. SAuL of Wa>hlngtonvIlle and Miss
sus,xsAu BurLtn of Muncy.
Oa the morning of he 18th ult. al y o'c'k,
bv Rev. Ira Foster, J,coD SEIDrL and Miss
H.yxAu NJ. Y0uxs, all OF Danriic.
On the I7ih ult. by Rev.Mr Ross, DR.. RoB r
b. M'CAr and Miss Susan X. daughter of
Ale1'r Coli Esq. both of Northumberland.
On the ED uli., by Rev. G. Gustinberger,
D.C.C,uL and SARAH HUFr, both Of Milton.
Bv Rev.J.P .Shindel. 10th ult., JouS TCouRT-
MY of Middlecreek Tp and Miss ELiz. GIFT
Of Franklin TIP.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-02
FREEBURG ACADEMY
WHE Snring Term of This Institution

L commenced on Monday, March 81, with
~ Students, and fair prospects for the future.
The advantages it offers, are many-among
which are beauty and healthfu!ness of loca-
ton the enterprise. hospitality and morality
of The surrounding community; the division
of the school into Primary and Aca9emic De-
partmen,s; the thorough and practical methods
of instruction pursued; the very moderate
terms for Board (only $3.50 to Sl.75 per week)
Tuition, &c. No industrious Student giving
this Institution trial can fail 10 rmprore or
feel al home at FREEBUHG AcABEMI. Accom-
modalions are provided for $50 Students.
Circu iars, Terms sc. cheerfully furnished
on application 10
GEO. F. MFARLAND, Principal.
Freeburg, Snyder Co. April s, 1856
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-02
DIR. l. RRUGGER.

HAS removed 10 Lewisburg, and formed a
Partnership with hJ.F.HARNEl, MD. of
the same place-Otiice, corner O: Fourth and
Mari ct streets, where he would beg leave 10
inform his numerous friends and acquaintan-
ces that he is ready 10 attend his prOies >ional
duty in all It's various branches. Grateful 10
the public for the liberal patronage with which
he has met in previous times, he still flauers
himS self that il will be continued and increased.
knowing that all persons who give HomGop-
athy, the great and only known law of cure. a
fair trial will be satisfied that it is far superior
and saferlh any other mode Of practice. After
studying the cid system. ! became dissatisfied
with the uncertainty of the treatment, forsook
il, aud studied the new, IN which have prac-
uced for twenty-one years with satisfaction 10
myself and great success with my patients.
April - 1856
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-02
Economy is Wealth!
THE Place TO buy Goods, cheap!
UDDJNGS & WETZEI

Beg leave TO announce 10 the public that they
have opened large and complete stock of
Spring aNo Summer Goods,
embracing every variety oe Ladies' and Gents
Summer wear-such as Cloths, Cassmeres,
Satnetts, Vestings. etc.-Plain and Figd Silks,
Plain and Figd Delains, French Morenoes all
colors. Parametta and Thibei Cloths Plain and
Barred Ginshams-Brocha,Ca Cashmere and Bay
State long and square Shawls, and everything
else in the Dry Goods line.
Farmers and Housekeepers
respectfully invited TO examine assortment of
GROCERIES, CROCKERF, H4RDWiRE QUEENS
WARE, &c, aud satisfied that you Will fnd eve
rything Of the best quality, you DESIRE al the most
moderate rates.
Our Goods selected with unusual care. and we
believe will be found Of the best and or the quality
cheap they reasonably be offered at any other
stor. the West Branch
We respectfully invite old customers to call and
see stock, and meet your wants
and tastes. PRODUCE taken as usuaI-CASH never
refused. LEWIS fDDiNGS.
Lewisburc, April, 1856. AARON E.WETZEL.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-02
Railroad Meeting.

TNHE friends of the Lewisburg, Center &
Spruce Creek Railroad, are requested 10
meet at MILLHEIM, Center Co. on Thursday
the 5th of May, 1856. 1t is important there
should be full turn out. as a speedy organi.
cation is contemplated, so that operations may
be commenced. All those having subscription
books are requested TO hand them in on that
day. GEORGE BOAL,
JOHN LOBSTER,
q. +. MILLER,
April IS, 1856. Exec. Com.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-02

John III nghtO1,. Treasurer, DIR.
1855 June J. To balance due Boro settlement IL e5
II. To cash reed Of Ritter, of
oversrers Of Poor for ls12 in iull Tor bal. Of his
account, 40
June ls. To cash reed Of Lew-bury Savings In
stitutiun, note of VIM Moore. drawer. John
Hnughton, intorser discounted April -, IS. for
80 days, for the use of the Borough of Lcwisburs,
cs per resolution of Couucil, 5l0 90
July l6- To cash reed of Rev. A. X. Bell, agent
of LeSisburs University. the amt Of loan to the
Borough Tor one year, for which VIM Moore.
Burgess gave note indorsct by John Houghton 500 90
October 6. To cash reed Of Lewisburg savings In
stitutiOn. note discounted for use OF Borough at
So days. Nm Moore, burgess, drawer, John
IIoughton iudorser, 400 90
1886. Jan, 8. To cash reed Of D Refer (ba I'd
him by Jonah Wolfe 10 90
March lJ. To cash reed Of Jos GLASS; Collector for
1894, % 90
April 10. To cash reed OF Glass, COLL Cbal Of his
account in fun 10 10
April 10. To cash reed Of Eeyers Ammon, coll. for
1855, IT 10
April To- To cash reed Of Nevius orerseer ofpoor
To balance due Treasurer by the Boro, So 10
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-02
FOR SALE,

THE subscriber through friend has for
sale one Mortgage of $500. one of $1,000,
and one of $500, each running five yrs from
May 10, 1856, with interest at 10 pr CT. paya-
bic semi-annually and coupons attached. To
persons wishingto invest money legally, safely
and proftably, this is rare opportunity. AS
no security can be better, the mortgages must
bring their face. A. X BELL.
Lewisburg, May =, 1856 3w
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-02

depth, drop any nunoer of seeds IN nut S"a
costs but Five Dollars. An examination oi IT,
with the abundant Testimonials when can oe
shown from those who have used them' can
not fail 10 convince every one that II Is juS'
the thing needed bv 2 every Farmer.
GEDDES, MARSH u co, Le~i'b"re'
Agents for Union and the adjoining Counties
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-02
A Human Life Saved
Mich. March IL. 1876.

IL IA Rhodes, Esq, Dear Sir took your
medicine TO sell on consignment, "no cure, no
paw" take pleasure in stating It's effects as
reported to me by three brothers who live In
this place, and their testimony is a fair speci-
men of all | have received.
W 5 CoSKiIy told mel had taken nine bottles Of
Chrsties Ague Balsam and continually run down while
using until lungs and liver Congested to that
degree that blood discharged from mouth and bowels
that all thought impossible for 70 live through
another chill The doctors did all thy could for
but thought must die Nothing did me any good until
got Fever and Ague Cure hch at reliev
ed the and at stomach and pain
in my head and bowels, and produced permanent cure
in a short time
II. NJ CoNKIIS says: Il had been taking medicine Of
as good n doctor have in county, and taken
any quantity of quinine and specifics without good
rrsultrom the 25ih August to th December But see
log nicely operated brother bottle of
RHODES FEFER AND AGUE CURE, which effected a
permanent cure by using two thirds OF bottle
CoNKIS not here, but both the other brothers
saw his the II. Ms. sold the medicine
TO both the SANE day. and the cure was as erdy from
the same small quantity and might so specify,
Yours with respect, AHINIlNdTON-
The above speaks for itself Cool proof as is it Is OF
better tenor than the yast number Of like
have already published, and the still greater amount
that is continually pouring in TO me.
One thing more. Last yecr had occasion to Caution
the Public in these words:
Il notice firm wbo hcve taken one Of my general
circulars substituted the name Of their nos'rum Tor my
medicine, and then with brazen impudence end their
pamphlet with the exclamation, let the proprietor oi
any other medicine say much If he dare, Sc
Now take in saying that the Caution referred
TO the 'Dr Chrises Aguc Balsam that Is mention
ell in the above r-rtihrate,
There several other industrious people who are ap
their poisonous trash all that publish about
my Fever aud Ague Curs Aniote TO Malaria except
the Certificates Of Cures and the Certificate Of the ceie-
brated Chemist Dr. James r. Chiffon Il \. Y in favor
Of its perfectly HARMLESS CHARACTER, which is at
tached every bottle These will always serve to dis
,inguish my medicin. from limitations.
JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor. Providence, X. l.
gFor sale by CR.WGINLEY ,Lewisburg
r., ,,l nru,,,e,s ranara1lv r3m6Ca
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DiSSolution-.-N0


EVANS & WATSON. No. .26, ;. Fourth St.
Philad.. have had the surest demonstration IN
the following Certificates, that their manufsc.
ture Of Salamander Safes has at length fully
warranted the representations which have been
made of them, as rendering an undoubted
security against the terrific element:
Pr!i, ,pgLrIIl. April II. 1856
NrssRs Ev,Hs WNTsoN:-Gcuts:-lt affords u The
highest sati isction to state to that owing t. tc
very protective qualities Of two "f tn. Srlamnner Sa
which We purchased Of YOU some few months since we
saved large portion Of "ur rwrirv, Eouks. Papers &c
cxro-ct the caamtaus in Eau,teai Place. thr
mnrnin.. uf the llth inst.
When reflect that these Safes located in the
fourth story If the ulliiug occupi" and that they
fell sui entlv into heap ct burning ruins here thc
vas concentration of ha, cn-'i tho hras- plates To-
melt cannot hut nd tn preservation Of the "lu
able contents mos' convincing proof "i the great ccu
rity afforded ly your safes.
We shall take much pleasure in recommending them
to men uf business as a sure reliance against fre
GEORGE ". SiNONS a BRO.
PHirApELPInI April T. 1885.
MrszEs Evans W ,T=ox-I have to otter you ny t,s.
timruv in favor Of the great security Afforded
fire stock OF jeweirv books parrs &c during the
cent disastrous couflagration IN Ranst,ai pl. fom
the fact that the cttauct in two Of the Saa
msrdcr safes mauuiactu turrd ~ YOU.
Having fallen from the fifth story Of the Artisan Build
Ing. where they were previously placed anh exposed t" =
vast heat for long time. tia" preservation OF the vHHa
bic dep sits seemed To- every ho witnessed the open
ing and interior examination matter Of profound as
trni,hmrnt.
t. al who may require p, rf,t protection from the
ravAics of fire, shall hesitate oumrud the
your SAFES, consider they have unergon"
the most trying test. n MORGAN.
PHII tnrtPuIi. April II. lS56.
NEssrs Evans " WNrsoS-Grutl'mcn-No doubt YOU
will be deeply gratiiiei learn tbs good condition in
which Discovered my look. policy of crrtih
of stock, and oihea valuable documents when
Friday last opened the safe made hv YOUR firm.
With my knowledge of its great exposure both 10 the
intensity the heat hot fire that which de
stroy,i the Artisan Building. also from the force Of
the fall from its former elevated position IN the third
story could entertain h slender hopes prior to its in
terror instecton. that the whirh once 70
highly priced would be of any service to nr. hut
these happily removed, icrl 1t only due
to saw YOU. that hrueriortl recommend the
# YOUR safes all who may feel confidence
the perfect security which such provides against
SO frightlui A element.
EDWARD GASKILL, n'okhindcr.
ETConStanrly on hand, Patent Powder and
Thief Proof Locks for Banks Stores etc. ly625
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-02
License Notices.

HNHE following applications for License
have been filed in the Office of the Clerk
OF the Court of Quarter Sessions Of Union
county, and the same Will be presented al the
next term of said Court:
applicants. License asked fr Boro' or 7o'rns'tip.
l-!ohn MADDEN Eating House NV, Lewisburg
2-Wm. Peters New Berlin
3-Wm Inhof Inn or Tavern do
4-SAmuel Baum do do
GA. J. weidensaul do NV, Lewisburg
6-Philip PETERS Restaurant & Ftny House do
sJonas Fisher, lnn Tavern, ID. Mills, hite Deer
SWIM ". LindcDmuth do East Buff aloe
9-Priscilla Iaudensleger do West Butlalue
lO-David sitter do Hartley
ll-H-nry Gibson do Union
l2-Ann Gint"r do New Col, White Deer
l3-E. C. Moore do Hartleton, Hartley
14-Mary Fishbauch, Eating House. Sw, LewIsburs
I5-Mchael Kleckn-r, Inn or Tavern, New Berlin
l6-David Herr do y w Lewisburs
I7-wm Ebert do Hartleton, Hartley
Is-Alexand.r Cummings do Mifiinburg
l9--.Iacob Derkard do do
20-Chares CrOtEer do do
2l-Martin Rudy do Farmersville Buffaloe
22-Peter Wehr do Limestone
GAVIN L. Ritter do New Colum, White Deer
24-Thomas Green do Kelly
S. ROUSH, Clerk Q.S.
Lewisburg, April 20, 1856
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-02
]. M. o. RANCK,

4 TT0RNEY al Law, Mif,inburg,
n Union Co.. Pa. lS-AIl professional bu-
siness entrusted To his care, will be punctnally
aud faithfully attended To- June ], 51-yi
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-02
Lewlsburg. May l6. 1865.

DY RAIIRoAD-A ..o~ supply oil 7 az
ID Goods. Porte Monnaies, German f'P''
and Kinnlkinique Tobacco; also vsre|
new Books. the very latest works. 10 be hse -
June %. '55l CHRIST& CALDWELL ).
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-05-02
NOTICE.
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HAVING. this dav. disposed of M

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IL interest in the Firm of Hayes, Good0,ar,
q Co., 10 GooDM,S & CHANpERLIN, who will
continue the business at the old stand, would
especially request all those having unsettled
accounts with J. HAYES & co. 10 call and
settle them without delay.
April |, 1856. IAMES HAYES.