Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-01-04
DISSOLUTION.

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Dofo"sn this 2sth day Of November, IS55. III
gives just e,been left in the hands of JOSEF
advertise peru All persons having unseltle
confer a favor by immctia
mails. .wap,s.
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ging On broom-co' re Business vii! be cont
valid, in Muncy townsm stand by the subscr
feet high. Great &C for past fayors' an "
rowdyism in W'msport.' G G:ve % HIM a a ca ca
is "rumored" near the Clin =
..... Nehemiah Ross "Sam'' sifADDhN'
from the Office Of Commission-----
his successor not named. age.
German, stranger, was commit,tl ls',5s sI,coj
Muucy to Jail, on the charge of r, Unio
counterfeiting two-and-a-half dollar - n 10
pieces. :. The cars were thrown off u /,
track, near Trout Run, by a land slide, ana
the engineer severely but not dangerously
injured by the accident.
CLINroN-James M'Ewen, of Lewis
town, has become the publisher of the
"Clinton Democrat" .... Nearly $4,000
we're pledged for the Bald Eagle railway
route at meeting in Lock Haven, Court
week. .Tho's w. Choller is appointed
Post Master at Lock Haven, and James
NJ Closkey at Heiner's run......T The Ame-
rican Watchman rejects advertisements
not accompanied with cash. 1t is also in
favor Of open organization of the American
party......A steam-mill running 81 saws
has been started by Railey & Thorn .....
F. G. Franciscus of Lewis.own and NJ F.
Reynolds of Lewisburg have opened a
Hardware Store in Lock Haven. "A
German Fancy Dress Ball was observed
at Lock Haven, Monday week.
MIrFLIN-Thomas Stoneroad, Of Dry
Valley, Derry TIP, was killed, 10Th ult,
by the falling of the framework Of an
addition to blacksmith shop. 1t was
low frame, but struck him on the face and
htdu WIN SuCu iDICC dS 1itEUot
to deprive him of life......On Thursday
evening, Joseph Marshall, a young nan
residing at Lewistown, was shot near the
packet landing, by youth named Frank
Jones, and died Monday morning. Jones
is son Of a woman known as Fanny Hill,
who kept disorderly house, was annoyed
BY reckless men and boys, and to prevent
having the doors battered in repeatedly
threatened to shoot any person molesiing
the building; this threat was carried into
execution by shooting an innocent person
who happened to be passing at moment
when the door was assailcd by other per-
sons. Mother and son are committed to
answer at next Court. Gen. VIM. H.
Irwin is pushing plan for developing the
resources of the Broad Top Coal region,
by selling mining rights at So, making a
sort of joint stock company.."..A man
engaged in attending thrashing machine
in Granville Tp, had his arm injured by
it so that it was feared amputation would
be required.
PERRY.-The papers contain an official
notice, that School Directors employing
Teachers without Certificate, will forfeit
their share of the School Fund. ..... Mad
dogs have troubled the people of Wild
Cat valley. ..Shuler's tavern, Bloomfield,
has been rented for $50 more than last
year-a strong proof, the "Freeman" init
mates, tina: good and necessary hotels can
flourish without the sale Of liquor.
NORTHAMPToN.-Rev. DR.. Gray, Of the
1st Presbyterian church, Easton, was to
preach las: Sunday, which would complete
third Of century's service to the same
congregation. THE Wing notices one
sign Of the Holidays-the large number
of chickens and turkeys stolen
SULLIvAN.-No Jury at last weeks
Court, and the murder trial postponed to
next term. The two persons implicated,
declare that Veitengruben (thc missing
man) has left the country, and call for
information respecting him......John NJ.
Hileman, aged %, recently from Germany,
was drowned in Headly's mill-pond, Du-
shore, 10Th ult., BY the ice breaking when
skating. Two others fell in before him
be turned to help them, when they were
rescued, but he perished.. ......A Singing
School is in operation at Laporte, and the
Agricultural Society seems to be vigorously
sustained.
BEaKs.-The Reading "JournaP has
been enlarged, which is the only way it
could be improved. Females and boys
have picked number Of pockets on the
Railroad cars and at the depots.. Rev.
DR.. Malcom lectured ON Temperance, at
Reading, Saturday last.
WEST CHESTER MARKEr.-Butter, al
through rather abundant sold at 30 and
S7i cts. per h.; Eggs at % cts. per do1-
en- i; Chickens at IS and 81 so per pair
Beef Gals cents per lb.; Sausage II and
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