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MOTlrE.-Having been appointed The

~ SEXTON TO the Lewisbure Cemetery
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Executors Notice.

Executors Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given. that Letters Tes-
~ tame1'ary on the last will and testament
of STEPHEN F. LYNDALL. late of the
Borough of Lewisburg, deceased. have been
granted TO the undersigned, by the Register of
Union county, in due fern of law therefore
all persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate are requested TO make immediate
paymen,,an those having Just claims against
the same are also requested TO present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
WM. CAMERON,
CIV. SCHAFFLE,
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FARRIERY.
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i in curing Horses Of Poll Evil CT Fistula.
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cessful. Here is an opportunity for every one
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health and working order. Residence on my
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AnY. 10. 1855 GEORGE MEIXELL.
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These I'Us !nrifv the Blood.

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liver. .dyspcpsia stomach ,aints gem rally They
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General Debiiity, IN Health.
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Learned Colleges admit that this medicine is the
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Female Complaints.
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Atkins Aatomaton, or
OELF-Raking Reaper and Moweri--

NbH! HdhIHS NtdptI dIIu MUWtI =
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-Frrsf premium awar-
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also fiis' premium 4; the Norhumb'd County
Far. Farmers wishing Atkins SelfRaking
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before the first of March, 1856. After that time
freight will be charged, making about twenty
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castings at any time. at the Mandatory in
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WIZ Axe WE SICEf
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the United States. and ofirrs them n
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The Summer Session, Of IA Weeks,
OF the University in this place, will

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A Library of three thousand volumes. a cab
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RAIN or Seed DriIIs-Ros.' Pa,snr-
u decidedly the best and most dsrusb
Grain Drill nowin use for sale st the Lewl.bu,,
Foundry by Geddes, Marsh & ca.
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GENUINE HONEY SOAP.

'I'HE purify, frag-
l. rance, and mild
emollient properties of
this Soap. renders it es-
pecially deserving a
place on every toilet.
For chapped hands,and
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DOUNTY LAND WARRANT blanks TOT
I'D all engaged in the service Of the U.
in the War of 1912 and for their Widows, u
the Office Of the Lewisburg Chronicle.
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Lightning Rods.

FTEk many yesrs close in,es,ir stion ,ns
"A numerous experiments, the Pat.n,e. take.
Pl'asure IN informing the public tia, h, h,,
arrived at the true principle OF p o,se,lne iamil,,
o~e"'nss aho property from The destructive lnGu.
enee u IlG n " NJ G. The csisnllei
'ha' every ''y, Town, ilisge and Country tall,
siciim 10 annually, thro' the g!0ss negligence of
"s '""'""ants, Is beyond calculation, especial,
hen the remedy Is so easy to obtain-tb. .
foupd in
AhhiIAGE'S
11ntruf flnourtir 1i,bfu;ro u.A.
1ASp'"i"g nuus,
and in this alone THIS Rod ha. h,e, s,.o,,.,
bv ,hs ,,os, ..,.,;s
~ x s'ntie"fh IN the sOflj-
iIoIessors NJ Muririe, johnson, " alior and ma,
others thai have @ autu.d ,b.,, ,.. = -. :,
s,..L o,,t =, NJ aT'
Sf W '"' '"' III ''e n'ghest terms OF approbsOs.
and have pronounced Ihem the only sale rod i,
u.e / m m ar a,v a,b., .,., =
J;Ip "' '"' P'o'ecu
VI LIVE anu Properly Ont Advantage IL 10 Givids
and throw back a part of the eI.cIr,c Amid b,,rl.
IN Tho cio,ds a.,
" "e 'n '"'e oI siroKe 'his enshlesihs
roo 10 cohduet mat portion OF fluid that belong
IN The Garth u,,bo,, ~ !. st;L,.
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NOVELTY IRON WORKS.

NOVELTY IRON WORKS.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Unlon county and all in
want of good Machinery, that he is now
prepared to manufacture Steam Engines of
any required power-Blast Furnace, Rolling,
Grlst. aud Saw Mill Machinery-Pumps, Coal
Breakers and Winding Drums for Mining
purposes-Cas.ings of fevery description neatly
executed TO order. With a very extensive
varietyof Patterns and great facilities for doing
work. he nauers himself that he can compete
with any establishment in the country both in price
and quality Of work. Persons in want # Machinery will
fni il their advantage to give him call Thr facilities
r shipments to different parts Of the country, mu,t be
familiar TO all.
j. II. JONES.
Harrshurr Yune
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TO COnsi iablcS..Cour. Returns and other
BLANKS sold ai the Chronicle pfsce.
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WIZARDS Patent Gang Plow, su,s.
w rior article, for sale al the Lewislu,.
Foundry by Geddes, Marsh d G..
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OOOK and other STOVES Just received By
u BEAVER & KREMEk
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A classic editor SAYS. if the Maids were
constantly tatbin,, he presumed from
their name, the Dryads are the ones who
trough. the towels.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-08

The NV Bedford ,sndard says sixteen
;hat city
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CTOVES-Parior. Wood, and Co,l
y Stoves, various patterns, for safe a, III.
LewisbuTg Foundry. Geddes, Marsh & G.,
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LEWIsBURG FOUNDRY.

COOKING Stoves. OF various a,-s,,.
~ and sizes, for Coal or Woo for ., !.
al the Lewisburg Foundry by
Geddes, Msrsh Ar.
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IRON. FROM! 'FRONT.'!
NOTICE.

Lewisburg. May 10. 1855.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-05
ARRIVAL OF THE GRANADA,
Two weeks Later fromCnifornia

The Rsvolutioa ia San Francisco - Sc
rious Aspecs ef ABairs-- Martial Law
Pyociaimed-- Casey and Cora Erccu.
ted Yankee SalliUaa Arfe&ted md
Committed Smciae. ltt 81
New ORLEANS, June 6.---The steam.
or Granada has arrived from Aspinwall
with California dates to tire 9th inst.
Tho vigilance Committee slilI con.
trolled afi'oirs in San Francisco.
On lhe.12th Of May, Casey aud Co.
ra were hung by the committee. Tho
funeral Of MIR. King. the victim of Ca.
sey, took place the same day. Perfect
order and doCorum was preserved
throughout tho proceedings.
The Vigilance Committee had ar
rested several other desperate ollarac.
.iere, including the notorious Yapkeo
Sullivan, who on tho let instant, CON.
mi,ted suicide in ono OF tho cells at
tho committed rooms, leaving a confes-
sion 10 regard to the last election IL
San francisco.
On tho "a lust. the opponents Of tho
Vigilance Committee attempted to hold
meeting to donoebce tho committee,
but it proved a total failure.
Several murders and accidents arc 10.
corded as occurring 10 the interior.
Tho health ofSahF'toncisco was good.
Business was moderately aeiiao.
Rumofssworo ia circulation that Gov.
ornor Johnson would call means into
rcqoisition TO suppross the revelation,
bat no each Stspe had been taken :
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CYSn EsLUEE GAME.

1t is perfectly laughablc (says the
American DsmocraD to witness the
confidence with which the leaders of
tho foreign Democracy affect to speak
of the election Of Mr.. Fillmore as o
thing utterly impossible. The thing
is 50 entirely ridiculous that it scarcely
deserves notice; but VIC would ask, if
Fillmore is not elected, who will be p
Buchanan has been ropudiatGd by his
own party at the East, and some Of the
leading Democratic papers South, even
in South Carolina, say they cannot sup
port him. in the North and West the
old line Democrats are leaving in
crowds 20 Join tho Republicans and the
Americans, 80 thht Il is pretty clear
that With lho American party opposing
him at the South, North, East & West,
and the Republicans at the North, East
and West, Buehanat cannot be elected.
We have no fears for the rcsult-.-the
Fillmore Gre israpidIy sprcadmg--and
We arc willing to wait aud battle on
until TIE pEoraE decide.
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These rumors cren,ed much exci,ement
the State. and word was re.
ceived thai Thousand meti were ready
,omareh 10 ti,s asss,at cosdf the con-.
mittcc. 4 $50
Martial law had been declared in
San Francisco. end the pnblic excite.
rnont was on Ne increase. Sacrameu,,
had Offered ~ furnish thousand men
to ussist the committee.
Tho committee had determined 10
carry outtbeir measures, and continued
making arrests. An opposition was or,
eanizing. with 700 stand Of arms. and
.iumors were circulating of a coulempla.
ted attack on the committee rooms.
which were doubly guard,d. and two
cannon were planted before the door,
loaded with grare shot.
All tho papers EXCEPT the Heraldside
with the COMMITTEES. &
FRoMoREGoN.
The Indian ho,,ililies in Oregon, had
been partially suppressed u, the las, &C.
counts. FiM ftFgsfR IS q "4 at.Es
A difficulty ocoerred in Washington
Territory, on account of tho attempt of
Saunders, tn, hold his writ daring tho
existence of3martial law. Tho Judge
had been, captured ior safe keeping, un.
al peace should be establishetl.a
5s4. FROM CENTRAL AMERICA,
ygl Advices from Costa Rica state ,has
the army had been disbanlcd. Tho
cholera was raging throug bout tho State.
Baron Bulow died Of, cholera .duripg
the recent retreat Of the army FROM Mic.
aragua. +e+saas ..-e---
There is nothing of uiomens from
Nicaragua.
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TIxH SKIES BR1as1TMNrNes |:
NEW YORK.

Fillmore's acceptance of the nomina-
ton, and his subsequent arrival home,
have knocked tho Buchanan and Ere
montprospects into cooked hat
with Jlock cockadein it! Buchanan s
prospects for New York amt worth ga
Jimmy pa 'Jin,my' is ten centsD
PENNSYLVANIA.
There was rousing meeting Of the
friends Of Fillmore and Donelson at
York, on Saturday evening. Patriot
ic speeches and the liyeliest enthusiasm
characterized the proceedings.
The Americans hold a mass meeting
on Thursday evening, 9TH inst. at Eas-
ton, to be addressed by Hon. Erastus
Brooks. Letters from that quarter
represent complete turn Of the tide in
favor Of Fillmore and Donelson.
MISSOURI.
Forty three thousand names are en-
rolled in the American party in the
State of Missouri, and the number is
increasing daily. The full vote of the
State is about 100000. Missouri will
be all right before November!
MASSACHUSETTS.
A large and most enthusiastic mass
meeting of the Young Men of Boston
was held in that city last week. They
Resolved, That we will march to no
local music for self interest, nor keep
step to no time that does not play Yam
kee Doodle tosthe entire country, from
Maine to California.
ReSoyced, That we will aid in carry
ing the State for Fillmore g. Donelson.
CONNECTICUT.
One of the largest meetings ever
held in Connecticut, was convened in
Naugatuok on Tuesday night, for inau.
gurating Fillmore & Donelson Club
in that town, and to stimulate like or
carnations in other parts Of the State.
There were delegates present from N.
Haven, Westyille, several towns on tho
Railroad, including 100 from Water
bury, who came in wagons, teams, ON
nibuses, and all sorts Of vehicles, and
were escorted to town by the Union
City Brass Band. The enthusiasm ran
high, and State Convention WILSON
be called,
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Lntcr rorcipn News

New Yonx, June 30.--The North
America arrived this evening with dates
to the 18th.
4 Mr.. Dallas is not TO be dismissed;
difficulties probably amicably settled.
Clarendon stated in reply to Derby,
in tho English House of Lords, that it
was not the intention of the government
to advise tho Queen TO suspend diplo-
matte relations with America. An
nouncement loudly cheered.
Derby expressed his satisfaction, but
heofegarded tie governments course
humiiating andan acknowledgment of
error.
Clarendon appealed To the Hous o
not to Join Derby in pressing the quos-
ton. The subject was dropped. Funds
rose in consequence.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
, DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YoRK, June 23.-The steamer
Atlantic arrived las, night. shortly after
the Baltimore Office Glosed,a She bring
dates from Liverpool to tIreJlith inst,
four days later
The English public are still without
official nutico oflthe dismissal of MIR.
CHAMPION. They regard it as a fixed
fact positive--but the unofficial state
ment taken out by tho steamer Asia Gre
ated but little excitement. The Ion.
don papers all have editorials on tho
subject, but generally argue, as the case
is personal one, that there is no ne.
cessity TO send Mr.. Dallas away.
The London Times CO ntinues TO cx.
hibit great bitterness towards the United
States. @ hH-
Tho Daily News wonders that tho
aggressive Americans should cite tho
annexation Of India as a pailiation of hor
own propensities, india being entirely
eXceptional ys e'a2
Kansas Affairs excite notice in Eng
land without being generally understood.
IL was urged that Kansas troubles wore
only to divert all attention from the
oubJVCI VI q lV'cISu WdI.
Parliamentary recommendations arc
generally unirnporiant. The bill alter
ing the Parliamentary oath so as to ad-
nit Jews taking il, has passed the house
of Lords.
IL is estimated that tho inundation in
France. has rendered 10000 people
houseless, and has thrown 100000 out
Of employment. Notwithstanding the
foods, however, it was hoped that the
corn crop would not be much below an
average.
II is reported in Berlin that Prussia
and Sardinia have both demanded 10
be admitted into tho commission for
rporganizing the DanubiaB principal.
lies, and Tho demand has been acced-
ed to.
II was stated upon authority that
the Austrian government has resolved
to erect the Lombard and Yenelan
provinces into tho Kingdom Of Upper
Italy.
Arabia was still in state of insur-
rection, refusing longer To recognize
the will and rule of the Sultan
More Turkish outrages against Chris
tiaDs are reported.
Letters from the Crimea TO May 31st
mention the report that seventy thous-
and masons are TO rebuild Seyastopal
after the departure OF tho Allies, ..
The army was healthy.
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WAslnNcroN. Jnne g6. 1856

SENATE On motion of Mr.. A dams,
bis resolution providing that the pres
ent session Of Congress shall terminate
on the 2oth OF July, was taken up.
Mr.. Seward thought that the business
of Congress was in 20 condition to al
low tho fixing Of o day 81 adjournment,
he could not consent that day for sd
Journment should be fixed until i, should
be decided what plan was 10 be adopt
ed for restoring peace to Kansas
There were other important measures
to be disposed Of, before he could agree
TO fix tho day of adjournment.
Mr.. Brodhead in favoring tho rcsolu-
ton, said lie did not believe that tltis
Congress would adjourn before Octo.
Der, unless The time was fixed soop.
Mr.. Douglas said that all the ques-
tons alluded to by MIR. Seward had
been thoroughly discussed, aud no could
see no reason why a vote could not be
taken at an early day. Next week he
should move to tdkeop the Kansas ques-
ton and remain in session, without in
Permission, until it was disposed of
Mr.. Hale was anxious for an early
adjournment, couceiving Congress did
no good by remaining in session.
HOUSE. Mr.. Morrill, from tho com
mittee on Territories, reported bill to
punish and prevent the practice of pc.
lygamy in the Territories of the United
Statee. 1t provides, for tho olleuce, on
conviction, fine Of five hundred dollars
aud imprisonment Of not less than two
or more than five years. xxx
The bill was referred to the Commit.
tee Of tho Whole on the state of the
Union. srs IN