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dspsJcd Of the iron gates 10 the Of the
City Hall yesterday
FERRY LEASE At AUCTION
q hs aSho ,sssa !. him y ss s.s Of
ocr vt sell Al public auction 70 the highes bidder, viii
ssss ne cay sa q y os s u
Eas, % bridge street Broosyn for the term q
rnsnis q The city relation also
ard manage IT. said Terry agreeable 70 such rues rrrus
tons ordinances By Avs now Or may hereafter
~ sia.s s'f estiasurs a g fiAGG Comptrosr.
PAPER pinned 10 the notice announced that the sale
had been aoiourned rom Sept mbcr IL 10 October L.
mi, postpone ent caused by the following rcsou
TOD, which passed the Hard Of Counctmcn on the M Of
sepssmocr-
Resolved Ths he Comptroller he and ls hereby directed
20 postpone o. the lease a the fery the foot
eouyernear ee = BIeosp ss.ersed lor ssle o. The
me lease Of the ferry expired on the l2th Of last
month and tho Onion Ferry Company continue 70
their boats A. because Of resolution which passed
The Common Council or the 18th Of scrtember request
ns the company 10 run their beats said ferry until
be tef minus the New York eide should Be led"
sometime previous, 70 THIS parties Interested moving
of The Comptroller without deay 70 resell The lease,
petition before tho Common Council against the 10 ioase
he New Yori terminus Of ihai terry sboud be changed
10 Jackson street The committee 70 whom the petition
referred made report IN favor Of but previous
70 pYsseron 70 the Board, they were called upos b.
foy presenting objections 10 the resolution rhsoom MN
lee called enotner meeunk IOr hkSos
the company appeared before then and stated that the
company would take the lease Of the ferry under any
conditions whatever, " NC terminus On the Nov York
sde we removed 10 jackson street slip; Also that The
company run the Roosevelt street forry II heavy loss,
ana desired the Common Council " release the comusny
rom The Of that ferry ~ has seyevA years 10
YEA He also stated that ihey would nd release the Gou
erpeur street ferry unless they were permitted 10 have
too land,ngs 81 the icct Of that street.
me Committee after due consideration and invesuss
tlon str accded report In favor OF changing The ter
MINIS on the ferry 70 jackson street slip; which rep,t
on beps presented the Roard laid I'LL the lst
~ lamar rext The next occurrence In regard to this
ferry vn the attempt 70 sell tho lease Of yesterday
According 10 the noce wHa put up ~ auction at ono
NJ In the City Hall, James A. Miller ohciaung - auc-
ropesr. thirty forty persons gathered round him
Af,ev ,esng aloud the announcement u The sale be
maysed ,hai hsaI posscssion Of the ferry and 10 priv
Ioxes would Do given 70 the purchaser Wen, ecn'le
nosr " ssld be 1how much do have for yearly, for
zen yesrss II must be sold :"
AvoWp-T ~ant 10 knov WHISTLER We must run one or
~ /, tosp BY the contraci'
An that % required OF The present lesseS vi oe ~
srrsd N tbe person who buys H. There are tvc boats
,g,r,rs nov ara Mr. Faas tells that two bcAls viii
haze - ~ contnsco ratans "a org russI Wen,
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Port OF New yor.. November ~. 1850.
oI.EARFD

CLEARED
fteamsflp Florida wcodhur eAyAnnAh-s l. MitohnL
Steamship southerner, Murray, chsre.lca-spocord II
Steamship Roanoke, skinner Norfolk. ao-Ludan Plea
ship Andrew Jackson, Williams, San Franci.cosuitoa
Ship Medallion TheObOId sharunes. rOla, wres-wasA.
snip Hen.lsphere Ta,lor, Charlotte HArsorJ ssga~
ship New York Edwards Charieson- Geo Bukiey.
sss S ssS KIM NqsS c.aI
Brig Ocean Traveller, sargent BucssviIie- :
Sch, Dew Ieop, R,lsnd Bar ,.s -Arro~.mIih.
sehr Marc,a DR.. rowsr. I, John, rs-b 4 pcwoia
schr y Hnse, nalock wIInIng'on-pollesr 4 Potter
schr Y u Hunney, Hammond, Baiimore-Maler. Lord 4
schr isabela rarklin, Bosson--Dayton sprague.
soop MARY Aiwaier Harrison: Hariford.J D Edwards
steamer Delaware -, adciphia-sandfcrd's Hoe
ARRIVED.
,s. sa :, Sss aoTs s CTSs G s o. q .s
IS poAe brig RAINBOW, from he Tyne Tor New Haven. 81
Steamship Alabama. sehcncE Savannah, with md.e and
ship wm 1ap.cos. BELL Iiycpoo sept %. with mdse
P..ss GER. ssya nsslsa srA: ssd .as..s a.
s snpS Ssen ne ~ sss ss or
ship Martin Luther 20 ssssporp Nchos shIelds 0y
BAH Leighton tof Bsltmore, Cole, RIO Jarsiro OCT with
Meow fSh % sA o og y ssS gs5s ssgs. q ss
bark Arrow q salem Nov experienced heavy gale from
korthwa ard.
han y Broosmsn Hsgips Bangor. edsy. % ballast, 70
Rrool The ~ ID has been or the Hook
so burhen, and intended Cor he general clghtng
business.
BARK Mountain Eagle CBewl yateu, wscassct Nc day-
n balas 10 Yates Portered. she IL 30 tons burshcn and
n.ended fer the souih American trade
Brir sbcrr dloD Lupd Lcshorn u dsys and Gibraltar
u lays, wiA marble, &C, 70 Nyse sons.
is Charles Orr, White, " Johns, ny, % days with hsh, 10
a. parrog.
schr Mobile Ho~es sagua IA Grande Oct a. with sugar
TO lane West Had heavy Ne weather. split sails sprung
main boom. Ae.
schr London Cr) Dinsaae 81 Johns NJ with hsh and OIL
schr tueamet, Downing Brandywine.
srhr John Jones Corson, Brandywfue.
schr Irene, Was, Harrington
BELOW
Ship lchn Bunyan. Nichols from Liverpool with coal
Also, anotber snip in me ding.
SAILED
etesmsbp Cahawba, Havana and New Orleans; shp y y
Bshop, Philadelphia
Also ssea shipa Asia r, Liverpool riorida Savannah;
Fouiherncr Charleston. Roanoke, Norfolk, &C.
Wtnd NJ 4
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Bscxnaas Plaza 10 . nee csy Hal, 80 ordered V .
fsrd rc~dsrx
ne SAD ooccu-r~S sas ths ssesdwess sa,rsed In
Conn tee N nc Who's =, resssive " s<pAeo Branch
A moloo for . thfd resding vss Int
M Hoard shes "A eqrnss an FRIDAY snsruoss-
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.
Tbs 5oard met yesterday, GrIAs c. vEXrLsscs ir ia
chair, ard quorum present.


chair, ard quorum prtseni.
DxrxAuDNG BnGIAS EsiGRAsrs
some tine since thirty BeCss em,grsnts sent
10 this ccantry from Antwerp, by an sgoat named
strauss. They haa orders on the railroads fos Greep
Bay M.ch bet thew we're worthless. and the Conm,s
-orsry Emigration the parry out rclying tie
r gar government 10 see them through Mr. NAN, tno
Bgigfn cNDsU appealed %, ana be su5mit.et the
20 "a government WITCH seni 90 $50, which
rad Deen mpciled 70 refund But tbs va, not
enough sud "a application for more money the Com
nnS!orefs rtCeIved TIE Following
crsuINEs-1he account amounting 10 s3T7 in the mater
q he mpb q Jos Jssega sla Others ag.n. .raa Of
ast has lnr du, forwarded gives murh pleasure
psga iiss. . "a, s Balance ci'sea from o. slss
W. a. ra nr1i . va x $40 y % ISs d Nay s.
e io snouni 2 - ae sssas ssss.snens rs's .s m
NV '''" - HKnRyw r. MALI.
Aguv,s Ar Castle G,KDc.
large number u strs arrived during tbs 10Th OF
oc,9bef which hrcrght
BcIcs rssse1Eers isyoc
les4O
sl,asc 5ie
e osa Statement o. lie .iirs q n: cos
Nupb1r q craiErsr,. arrived % nov g. 1885,. l2o5ss
From NOV. 9 70 Sov. h....................... t2iz
Total. observation-disclosures. l2zsli
Decrease. 4ss
Suaher inmates o. wAro : ls,anG..... 2s5 ,,75l
10. DO Marine Hosn,h..,.. loo OIL
lao I.s4a
Rseeipls b Nov. s, 1879. ...... 500, 320 ~
nov 10 Nov II, for comma ,a.
aoH o. paseng"P............. A,4ss 20
----Szs7 Te4 70
800, 7sa Il
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s2- AZ pactnsss lss-s s,ssasel ~ Erv YoKs
klLp aloald ~ sortosL
ALMANAC ronE-rau car.
.s..s......... ~ soos s ~
sxrs.....s....s.... a. htGs warmg.....m0rn
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Private letter. from the PAPA asNt~ ssyrhs ar,s 70
ean geswtnt Ia he tag u the puge beng dShssd~d
stf ADJ mere than fco have IN hnrs snd ~ the
.rn OF a. yea core So wfi fdo~ IN oraev rn4
W cut snursly fe r,od eae.e he.s wen wu pa ovsr
y tbe services q 10 Kfg = NsFt.
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For purchasing leasing and procuring sites for erect
ing buildings enlsrgng and repairing the buildings
sad premises under the charge OF the Board Of kdu
cation a the support Of fcloos which shall
have been ort the last nnual spporscu
school made hy the Board &c 600
Tomeet balances appropriations of Ic3e for work
for but not finished. SiW.to 81
The above sum OF 81 40 50 tne whole eat
0t money required Ter school by the
Board OF Education for the year ln55.
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BOARD or EDUCATION.

BOARD or EDUCATION.
ESTIMATE or ExrnptrrxKs ron 1857.
The B,ssd Of Educstoa met lsst night uNnssssed
.rre amour, Of roulne eussssss Toe annexed rpou
Of the fiuarce COMMITTEES. estimating tns amount 70
CURED school, purposes Cor the year 1884, w adopt
ed
es. 81 M ssoSss y moass 49, s sar $500, parr..ss
.Ae ey Of New ,ork, Tor As year ending Decea,sr ss
Tins report male 70 gsr..sses q sas ,Ara e sos q
sets june aA 1905 sarea stat iSsA and Asri is6
By section Is q chapter 80 o ne l... q ,s:. 30
for s % ss ssa %
ueh cent Of The value q he reel and psrsssA pro
There accoreasy .Ares ssn. sess.l provided ,, Av
1he Of the several shas PROVIDED Cor are
I Ihs amour, appsrlOaea from tAs oonmos
notice the County CLERK amount utsza a
.un z m nc e s ss r sss. q d. d % ssp s
irerden, Of Public Instruction tina County crk 1851 n
the real and personal properly IN the o.;, q new
Yerk liable TO be assessed hereoa. 2~ss os
Tbs .ur Of 4s si4 u l. tie amount provsa.d !, lss
without he acton Of he Board q Ldac.o fac he p.pc.s.
eS sscsp prorsss As the rosra o. sss
also ras ss sSss q the .Gs :, ~
sSa have 70 b A. s er he o.
$50 OF the laws OF 1851 BY which the Board u E1oeAos
required
report the Board Of Supervisors OF sad city and oosny
an esu ale Of the amount over and above ns sun
durg for the OF etng the currcas annual
EXPENSES public aid for purck
leasing and procuring sites for erecting bu Ao1 tor Tar
nshE9 fitting Altering charging hnf reVAattnx Ne said
ings premises under their Tor Inc supcort OF
hch shall been organized since he last AanuN
apporonment OF the school made ~ sAe Board asl
such uIther sums may be nec.sAy Tor aay
the purposes authorized By this act but the snos1
shall exceed Of tour dollars fo each
pupil no sha have actually attended and been anghi ne
preceding in the schools entitled 70 participate IN he
portion mentN
This BOARD therefore reports that The whole humber az
pills who actually attended and been taught Inc scsoss
entitled participate in the apportonment during ne pre-
ceoipg ~ eT4, which at four deAfB each pupil.
s5l is This added the anoyps provides y,
OF the said makes ~ 10 40 c tho
aggregate allowed by Law 10 be raued for sc6Ss pur
poses the 1857.
Under the provision Of the Board Of Edu
cation proceeds report Board OF "
Finance Commissioners. accordance with the seven
the amended charter Of l65 thai hcre viii
lie required curing for the purpose OF meeting
current expenses public instruction In sad CITY, V
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paaemoWs; Mas baH Sstk nccesssl end kas dsoked
% add s sme~vvameW b several xsoysdsutNe Ne stmy.
Tho receipts from pssengors FOR The tina oovereA ~
this report VIZ, 80T days have boca-
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And daily average OF nearly one thousand dollars.
The of passenger receipts 70 the 9Th Of October
last inclusive (beipg year) show increase over
the period OF last year Of e7o6l6 g. This increase
has been uniform, and commenced with the year, and
hiss exceeded our most saAguine expectations. The
largest amount received In any day was 81 1M o.
and the smallest amount S4lo 70. Th n3nsber Of passss
gers c',ied during he year ending is day, has been sbos
sesen and a holt mi1ioWs
The business Of the year generally ID summed up In the
Receipts nom passengers .......... ssss, SAT s.
scld. usss 90
sSs7,7& ID
Deduct cost Of operating and maintaining Ne
road for 3s7 days, Including horses, rents,
accidents, snow expense, Insurance., taxes,
1900 vSseIAI 70
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GOUyERNEUR STREET FERRY.
LEASE ofrEIED AT AUcT1oE-So ONE WOULD BUT
u-PgoBABLE CESSATION OF THs LINE
ne following Of the sale 81 public susou OF the
couv,rscur street ferry 10 Brooklyn, was prominently
dspaycd Of the iron gates 10 the court Of the
City Hal yesterday
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THE EfREMEN.
ISIREsEN, ATTENTloN,-rwo SPLENDID FrRK CER.
unrae frafn@ ran D. AZ The saloon Of deorrr
Of Cara aud Nars Said frames no ga
IN this city, AL ut b. disposed q IN few days Cal AnA
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12
RECOMMENDATIONS

fHnlDa., Aug Is, 1877
have this day carefully Inspected a conductor or
lightning Eod, with yane ard index, erected by Mr
ihomns Armitage, on Bellevue Hcusc. Gloucester and
nave no hesitation in saying that not only the ts
have ever seem but that it the only one iAye VET
examined that is constructed strictly scientific pru
pies ltis with much pleasure that recommend hi.
conductorto TO the attention Of owners Of buildings.
II. McMUKTRIE.
am well satisfied that the Magnetic Lightning Rod
nrincfured hy Mr. Thomas Aruitage, of Phaiephis
s the bcst that has b, made have spent several
years IN the study Of the laws electricity and magnet
ISM ana have no hesitation in saying that these Rods ar.
uron the only principle safety The electric
shoek is received and dispersed by the magnet at the TOP
OF the rcd and il would be impossible according to the
laws OF attraction and repuson. for building 70 be
injured by stroke oflghtning when protected by one
these rods. have been acquainted with Mr. Arriace
for several years and before he the anuf
ure Of these rods examined the principle on which the
are constructed and felt convinced that their adoptig
would be attended with complete The ncresinp
demand for these rodsand the extensiycsas in all part
of the country is conmendation their uti and
superiority. TRACY T. WALLER nj n
Rising Sun, Philad Co., April 10. 1882
q sc. WILT and SAMUEL HOOVER,
HdrtiefOn, Union Co. Pa
are Agents for Union and adjoining Counties
and will furnish the Rods on the same terms and
in the same manner as the Proprietor.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12
Type Foundry.
TWO Premiums awarded at the late

Z Chrystal Palace exhlaition in New York
to the Oldest Type Foundry in The United
States. Established by Binney Il Ronaldson
in 1896. on the base OF Sewers Germantown
Foundry of 1893.
The long experience of the several prcprie-
tors Of the PaILApELPaIA Tyre FOUNDRY, en-
ableS l.. Johnson & Co., to offer the largest
variety of Printing Types, and all the appur-
tenances OF Printing Office to be found in
any establishment OF the United States, and of
a quality, too, which is deemed 10 be unrival-
led. The composition of the metal used is
calculated to afford the greatest durability !;
while the scrupulous care exercised in the
ftilng up of the type is such as to insure ac-
curacy and squareness of body, &c. Our IA
cilities are so extensive as 10 enable us to fill
orders of any amount. Estimates given in
detail (wlth the cosD Of all the materials re-
quired for Newspaper ofiic. Plain and
Fancy Types, Music of unparalleled beauty,
cast in this Foundry, also, Scrips, Flowers,
Borders, Cuts, Brass or Metal Rules, Labor.
saving Rules, Brass Braces, Brass Circles
and Ovals, &c.
PRESSES of all descriptions, and all sorts
of Printing Materials, most oi which are
made by us, will be furnished at manufac-
,urer's Prices.
PEiNTlNG INK of all Varieties nd ol-
ors, Varnishes, Bronzes, &c, Of the most
celebrated American and English Manufac-
lures, which we sell at the lowest terms.
STEREOTYPING or Elecirotyping of
Books, Music, Wood Cuts, &c. Type used
in S;ereotyping for sale at reduced prices.
Wood Cuts designed and engraved in the
finest style of art.
Our Minor Specimen Book (the first OF
its class in the country, and original in its
conception and getting up) will be sent to
all printers that have not received il, who
will direct how it may be transmitted to them.
- Newspaper Printers who publish this
advertisement entire, Gncluii.s this notice.
three times before September lsi, 1855, and
send TO Us a COPY Of the paper containing it,
will be allowed their bill on purchasing arti.
cles of or manufacture 10 four times its
amount. l.. JOHNSON & co.
No. 6, Samson ST.. near the Hal, of Inde-
penlcnee, Philadelphia May 30, 1858
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12

WHAT CAUSED TIE ELECTION OF JAS
BUCHANAN ?--Tte DaHy Netrs (the Eli-
tors of which,it is generally supposed, sold
themselves to Buchanan) attributes the
victory of Buchanan 10 Penn'a to the dis
honesty and obstinaey of the 100000 I'm
ion men, because they refused to 90 with a
few Straight Fillmore men. This is very
satisfactory; especially when We consider
the | Ia Electoral votes given the Repub-
lican candidate, the s votes for Fillmore,
snd the great IHajorities given for the
Union ticket BY Allegheny, Beaver, Law
renee, Bradford and all the Republican
counties. "What is the reason" said a
Constable at a County Court to knavish
and dishonest Juror, "that your Jury re-
maincd out SO long in the case of Smith
VS. Jones?" "Why," replied the juror,
":he reason is just this: The case was
perfectly plain. The land belonged to
Jones, but THERE WERE ELEVEN OBJ
srINATE RAsCALs ON TIE URY WHO RE
FUSED TO AGREE WITH ME-"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12
FREEBURG ACADEMY

ySNHE Principal and Friends of this Institu-
ton, thankful for and encouraged by the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon it.
are determined that no eXertiOn on their part
shall be spared TO render it still more worthy
of encouragement and support. The course of
instruction embraces all the branches of an
English Classical and Mathematical education
and is accompanied by frequent Lectures and
Illustrations. The Languages are taught by
the Rev. C. G. Erlenmyer, thorough and
accomplished Lingust. A TEACHERS De-
partment will be established for the benefit Of
those wishing to prepare for the profession of
Teaching.
The Academic year is divided into two ses-
sions of ~ weeks each. The first commences
on the last Monday of July; the second,on the
first Monday Of January.
TERNs Tuition. per quarter of II weeks,
$3.50 to SO. Board ETC. SI.50 to 81 pr week.
For Circulars &c. address
GEO. F. M'FARLAND, Principal
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12
George Sturges,
COLE Manufacturer of the Improved
- Spiral spring Mattresses, No. 81

Walnut 81. Philadelphia.
FIVE SILVER MEDALS awarded, viz.
Two by the American Institute New York, Oct 1851
do Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, Nov. and
One at the Nary.an Institute, Baltimore Nov) 1852
The peculiar improvement in the construc-
ton Of this Mattress is, that all the clumsy and
heGry ,cooden frame ,rork is entirely dispensed
with, and its place supplied by lighter and
much more durable frame. the springs are all
connected by harness-leather hinges, securely
riveted, rendering it impossible for a single
spring 10 fall down or get out of place, and
making a Bed SO elastic that any part may be
raised or bent up, and is thus admirably fitted
TO the wants of the sick or asthmatic who may
require a sitting posture, having the luxurious
softness of the best Feather Bed with the light
ness and facility of handling of the common
l. rMrress.
ese improved Spring Beds are invariably
made of the best materials, and will last many
years without repairs.
Persons having Hair Mattresses, can have
them altered into Spring Beds.
These Beds are well adapted forHoteis, ,berths
of Ships, Steamboats, and Hospitals.
Spring Seats for Chairs Carriages or Church
Pews and Hair and Husk Mattresses made TO
order-Also an extensive assortment of highly
ornamental Gn enameD and plain finished
CAST IRON FURNITURE,
consisting in part of Bedsteads. Hat and Coat
Racks, Cane and Umbrella Stands, Garden
Chairs, Set,ees, &c. &c.
Philadelphia. April 20, 1855 1y575
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12
New Firm and New Goods!
A 7 the Mammoth Drug s Chemical
II Emporium of
CHRIST g. CALDWELL.

CHRIST g. CALDWELL.
The undersigned having purchased the entire
Mammoth Drug Store formerly kept BY DR.
Thornton d Co., are now ready to fill Orders
and Prescriptions at a moments notice. We
have large and well selected stock of fresh
and pure DRUGS, MEDICINES, Chemicals
Dyesiuiis, Oils, Paints, Glass, Putty and
DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE,
AH kinds Of Patent Medicines,
Fruit and Confectionery,
Tobacco, ,Snuf,and Imported Cigars of the
choicest brands,
Fancy Notions and Toilet articles,
Fine Toilet Soaps & Perfumery of all kinds,
BRusHEs AND CoMBs OF EVERY VARIETY.
Books and Stationery.
general variety of Literary and School Books
Pine Oil, Lard and Fluid Lamps of everv
description; fresh Pine Oil and Patent Burn.
ing Fluid always on hand.
PURE WINES and LIQUORS of all kinds
for Medicinal uses.
Fire Proof and Zinc Paints.
Preserving and Picking Jars, &c
GFCustomers will find our stock complete.
comprising many articles it is impossible here
to enumerate. and all sold at moderate prices
Call and see us, one and all, and see our
stock; and if we can't sell you cheap goods.
we will not ask you TO buy.
We are always on hand 10 wait on customers.
Remember the Mammoth Drug Store!
THEO. S. CHRIST,
+. s. CALDWELL.
Lewisburg, Union Co. Pa. 5es
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12

The Greenfield (S.C) Patriot bewails
the defeat of Col. Broknan, candidate
for the State Senate in South Carolina.
The cause it sssigus for his want Of success
is, however, one omineLtly Letting and
characteristic of that State ellis jealous
Efforts in the education and the elevation
Of the poor, in moral and social point Of
view, have proved his defeat"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12
Improvement in Daguerreotyping!
CPYKER & HAWN announce TO the

~ public that they have newly fitted up and
greatly improved their Rooms and Apparatus,
and are prepared to take Likenesses sup
erior TO any in this place heretofore. Pictures
copied, or taken from life, and inserted in Me-
dalions, Breastpins, Fingerrings, Watchseals,
&c, and warranted true. We annex list of
our superior Cases Papier Mache, Souvenir,
Jenny Lind, Jewel, Union, Sontag Oval, Velvet
and Shell. Pictures taken al 81 and upwards.
Rooms at the old stand over DR.. Thornton &
Co.'S Drug store, opposite the Telegraph Office.
Lewisburg, Feb. %, 1855
FOR SALE-A frst-ra,e Outfit, all complete
and ready for use, which We will sell 10 any
person, with full instructions in the business,
for less than first cost.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12
EEsznsecker's CLOVER HULLER.

FEyHE subscribers still continue 10 manufac-
ture the above Machines, and as there
are over 500 of them now in use IN Union
and adjoining counties. we deem any further
recommendation unnecessary.
The machines are all warranted not only to
DO good work, but better work than any other
kind of machine now in use.
4. CHURCH & co, Harteton, Pa.
Apply to THo's CHURCH, Hartleton,
or L. RooKE, Union Furnace. [ly652
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12

Wm. Gilmore Simms, the Novelist,
lately undertook Course of Lectures at
the North, to impress upon that ignorant
"scction" knowledge Of the vast military
and naval prowess Of South Carolina in the
Revolutionary War. After appearing for
two discourses, the last to bakers dozen,
in New York, be gave up the job in dis
east-the North would not appreciate the
Whiggery and the chiyalry of the home
of Brooks