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Notice.
BRIDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT.

BRlDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT.
me subscribers deem necessary notify the public that
Iney are The Sole Agents fer the sale Of the
ANI LOT the states OF louisiana Alabama, Mississippi and
leN Those wanting the Bridgewster are to
sfna heF orders direct 10 US in ordering through their
chans purchase only undersigned 1t
becomes thus notify the public fur
well as to protect the reputation of the Bridge
wafer amt II is within the positive knowledge of the Agents
mat vafon mineral substances have been sold this market TO
prugs oolh IN and out OF the city the Brdgewaer Mineral
anu mus Inc Brdgewater liable TO be condemned on the merits
Of es ogr mineral paints This if persisted in seriously
indispensable for their own protection. ~,
6. G. BOGERT & CO., 70 Camp street,
and Texas TyS0 2pR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-09

For LoUIsvILLE.-The fine and fleet passenger
steamer S. F. j. Trabue Capt, ], NJ White puts this
evening, positire for Louisville and way There
is finer comfortable boat the western waters
and the fastest compelled do their keep
Captain White is known excellent by
travelled with him, and all his assistants genemany
aud efficient,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-09

ARoDTs CONCERT The saleof tickets for the first
MlIe Teresa Parodi's grand farewell concerts in
this city, which takes place on Monday evening at
Odd Fellows Hall, viii commence this morning.
Tickets secured seats can be obtained at Werens
and HeWittB Music Stores, Nos 5 and 80 Camp
street, at Norman,s st. Charles Book Store, and at
HE DILL Louis Hotel We understand that esale has
IaeI very brisk therefore those wishing to attend
should be in season in their preparations.
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RECORDER RAMOS CouRT-Deputy Street Com

RB" Both the telegraph lines were down last
evening, consequently We are without the latest
news. The intelligence by the Pacific and Persia is
over dine. ss -.u-,
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$685. 90.
F71eaDrOUetg Kgtgu0seds Plan lottery.

" "
Ea1eaDrOUeeG Kgguaseeg Plan EOttes.v.
THE BEST SCHEME EVER OFFERED
Southern Military Academy lottery.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA
ASS z,
TO BE DRAWN FEBRUARY 11TH, 1886, IN THE CITY
~ . MONTGOMERY, ALA,
....s WHEN PRIZES. AMOUNTING TO
biz ~ Sc 1000
Will be distributed according the following
UNsURPA SSABLE SCHEME!!!
T.. One Thousand PrfZes!!!
, THOUSAND NUMBERS.
ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS
s G I'll II MI e
~ - Capital Prize, $4,000.
1000 Prizes 800 Approximation Prizes
APPROPRIATION PRIZES
patrons of this Lottery having evinced preference for
Schemes with approximation prizes again introduced
her with the difference that there great many more
than formerly
Price of Tckets-Wholes, So Halves S. Quarters So co.
Prizes in this Lottery paid thirty days after the drawing
bills of speciepayng Banks without deducon-only on pre
senation of the Ticket drawing the Prize.
E Bills Of all solvent Banks taken at par All commnni
cations strictly confidential
SAM'L SWAN, Agent and Manager
Montro Ain
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IMPORTANT
10 those Using Stag Candles.

The attention Of the public invited the fact that most of
the Star Candles offered for sale DEFICIENT IN WEIGHT
50 that what is sold for pound actually weighs but fourteen or
fifteen ounces AID packages marked 40 b fail short to
three and even Te pounds box This loss does not fall
upon the Wholesale Dealers who sell packages at the marked
weight upon the Retailers who sell by count but Don tbe
receive. ~ ~ ~ e'
IS The subscribers have always made their Candles full
sixteen ounces the pound and packages ut their real
weight which may be ascertaned by testing them
experience in the business enables them offer an article equal
in quality in the Market they solicit the patronage Of
purchasers who desire study own interest and At the
same time encourage correct dealing - ~ "
PROCTOR & GAMBLE, Cincinnati.
Candles. ! - ~ . 'N' D'''N -
jas Ppm 20 Tsbonnt ~ Greet.
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L1oEHsEs-Persons pursuing any business which,
under the requirement. Of aw, needs license would
o well to refer to the notification Of Col Garland,
City Treasurer, in another column announcing tnat
unless such licenses are taken out on or before 'ne
81 1Ef legal measures viii be instituted against
them. .5s-;s5ys Hz
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.=. Total. Ib,U6A8g "
Is there any proof from the above that the grass is
likely to grow in our streets SO long cotton must
come to our city for market? 3d.
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Roots, Shoes aas9 Arogaaes.

.-H III .l.Err AT WHOLESALER & &kts55&S
Now landing from ship Norfolk and in store asso
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, EBRoGANS, HATS, GAPS, etc
Plantations supplied with prime DITCING BOOTS Russell
BOOTS, BROGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAAPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
FROST g. Co..
jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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n e Eaf S5
Cresc east will served 10 IN III
city at m early hour tundaFs fo
no half md Quarterly AT M
Eaisss n esnts seek, payabls The
ADVERTISEMENTS per insertion an
Il ST for eyegy aais inse DO eents.
Advertisement he Fasa n for eyerF
M II INSERTION u ON 3 3sl5 IS
pnbIishea II Will charged 81 per
sausEa Tor every inse rtion Y YET 4i3
viii b published month, u
md advertisement sub.
sssipsion m IL stopped until paid lit the
n option of ths Tropresors M
wt pc to regular advertisers
TTxra DAEIsY CRESCENT
Hrs eenlaiea renders desirable medium for advcr.
sseSs s c.rcuates larse M reaching
handeds of homes ut hous being read
bsfos approach consequently articles
10 geoass published in i'll
5cofnnrs Vii 5# 4 as5s 55 3S5 II
ri al sv III "a TKLs X q III ii SCENE
published n year invariably in
advance Having circulation Throughout Lou
saaal Alahana Texas and other
sas, favorable mode To adyertisers If making
their and commodities known Advertisements ID.
ssftef for 81 per saasre, each insertion. Z
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3 8 o, o O O. @'5
Improved HKtyuasea Plan Lottery.
- T E + AV O RITE.
FoRT# GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA
~ GLASS IL,
To be drawn in tie City of Atlanta Ga, MONDAY the 18th
-. February, 1856, sEFFH A.
WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO 3.
100000
VIII be distributed according TO tho following
UNS q RPA s BILE SCHEME!
sc III e 1I e:
CAPITAL PRIZES, $4,000.
One III un d red PriZes!
TWENTY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SMALL PRIZES.
-G -a PriEe6 Worts HaYin 81
EsJ Price Of TicketsWhocs So Halves 81 80 Quarters,
81 Is. =,-.- w. ..-s 4r.=.---E ID
n Prizes in this Lottery paid thirty days after the draw
ing bills Of epnyu Banks without deduction, only
presentation Of the Ticket entitled to the Prize.
n1 Bills Of all solvent Banks taken par All
tons strictly confidential. jag 2ptd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-09

EXPORTS OF CorroS-The clearances at the Gus
House yesterday show great number of foreign
markets where our great staple is wanted. The two
clearances for Esinore will undoubtedly find their
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E:cteatsSUe a2ssOs'taaeesa


f y Ia, .I......
WE'LL ALADEs CLoTEETTSr
SELLING OFF
AT VERY Low PRICES.
UNRoE & CO.,
"a MAGAZINE STREET, ~
Invite special attention their superb assortment
WINTER CLOTHING.
Which they are now Offering AT GREAT BARGAINS FOR
CASH!
An examination ofth stock Of Clothing, both for MEN and
BOYS will convince the purchaser that the is
most complete in the Southern country and the prices such
cannot fail to please the most economical Among other goods
the following: q, ~.
OVER COATS Of every description; .~av
CLOTH FROCk COATS, all qualities and colors;
Il BUSINESS COATS, of every description;
CATELONIANs, CIOAKS and TALMAs;
Fancy Cashmere PANTALOONS, splendid variety;
Black Doeskin PANTALooNs, all qualities;
VESTS of every description, rich and beautiful.
A very extensive assortment of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
~' f@ of every description.
s' SIIIRTs-the largest assortment in this city.
.ss ROYS' CLOTHING,
Made in the very manner which particular attention
.. requested
INDIA RUBBER GOODS Of every description, Trunks
yases, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, ETC.
rs Clerks speaking the French and Spanish languages al
ways in attendance
Ess~ No trouble to show Goods.
NO DEVIATION FROM MARKED PRICES.
ALFRED MUNROE & Co.
fe4 2p6t&w1s "a Magazine street, Of C'ravier
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BUSINESS the great activity pre-
walls "A loading shipTaasters have been holding
Il l'aa for higher rates q Of
tonnage seems to render hopeless any material ad-
vance oyer which, We believe, are fair
remuneration to ship owners and they Do have
something more close the season than a new
Y dollar for an old due the fact that
the bnl Of the crowned heads Of Eu-
aYe concluded not to emgrate this season There is
m Improvement observe upper steamboat
ana seems hold
i out eRcoar the breaking Of ice
j. the it IS all hustle and
II also active and animatng on the
Ilougt no boats were orted at
last above sitksbrrg there win be several
boats, well loaded with
How many are detained
ID the city We do
not may a. ia that town
and see how the speculato hold Il the mean
tinns, the weather Gates dness, and that the
dry viii he duly obseryedsa as partial holiday
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HATS, CAPS, 9 tc., -
AT WHOLESALE. -
We constantly receiving general assortment Of Silk, Fur
Cashmere Panama. Lcgorn, Straw Palm Leaf, Mexican and
Wool HATS at the
r. rvs LOWEST MARKET PRICES
( ~e a FROST g. CO.,
iyl3 ep&W II -sr 5T5 10 Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-09

0DD FELLows' if LIE The second Of NJ. Collig
" mons grand classical concerts was given at Odd
Fellows' Hall last evening, to large and brilliant
audience assembled from all parts Of the city, and
evidently well qualified to Judge Of the merits Of
music even that which lays deserved claim more
/, than common excellence and more than common art
ftof composition.
n The programme Of the occasion nlbraeed NUM-
her of pieces that rarely performed though
rambling with the foremost and also, many which,
often perforned are very rarely given in that
artistic and pleasing manner which marked last
\ evening, The ballad Of the Page,
Il Eeayer ct Capitaine, sung by Mr. Junea was one
of the most brilliant and successful songs we have
lever heard and we'll deserved the warm commenda.
itioll awarded iii. Madame Taceati Tasca, too, in
the aria del Bafbiere di siyglia, sung with clear,
ness and power which was well deserving Of the ap-
splause it received. We should omit mentioning q
Fpiece that ought not to be omitted werewe to over
Iook the g du 5Philtre, 7 by Auber, which was
g given BY Junca, forciby, clearly and impressyely
indeed all its parts the concert was one that ranks
with the foremost of those which have been given ii
onr and will be pleasantly remembered by all whc
were present. 54
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.Beaczsss Breast Li1e5amesee.

Evory day proves more more the value of BEACHS
BREAST LINIMENT persons and report the great
benefit that they derived from the Of it One says
lungs healing very fast the bleeding which have been
troubled with years entirely ceased the pain chest
has left me cough very little in fact feel like person.
ms gaining flesh every day. Suck the expressions
vo hear daiybut surprise for know such is
the of ten that the 1niaent It
benefits very cases verify believe that the
usa Of the Lumen conjunction with Cod Liver Oil
will consumption than other treatment in
existence remedy that no intelligent physician can but
approve. For sale by
E. D. BEACH,
Druggist and Apohecary.
FED 2p6tEltW corner Gustonhouse streets
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AND 1
important Discovery.

IMt77V7 81
RELIEF IN TEN MIN UTE S .
BRYAN's PULAONIC WATERS are unfaing in the cure
Of Coughs Colds Asthma Bronchitis Sore Thros HoarsenesB
Difficult Breathing 1ncpien Consumption and Diseases Of the
Lungs. ,...- .-..
They have taste Of medicine and any child will take them
Thousands have been restored health that had before ospared
Testimony given hundreds of single dose relieves in
TEN MINUTES e "a
Ask for Bryans Pulmonic WATERS The original only
genuine is stamped Brysn Spurious kinds offered for
sale. Twenty five cents box
Sold by dealers generally. 10 j. BRYAN & CO.,
Rochester, N. Y, Proprietors.
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
fe4 2p5t q and Isl Chartres street.
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EeeanOveCg i! Hse7as0ueG !! |!

Removed Removed 80
FROM NO. Is TO II ROYAL STREET..
Asupply of CREME DE BOUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pins constantly hand which equal to the best that
comes TO this market.
Also gal..,.
f.. OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
~ IL Y2 A Dies:
sAZERAC of the Vintage of 1885, l9S and 1895, and other
brands. b
gE., .ss.H-r& w HISFG -afr--..syE
OF all descripdons-scoch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts
.'@ -t- ..Aso !: FIJI ElLs g .lIE# IN
hand usual assortment of the best WINES and IL
QUORS in the Market which will be sold reasonable
terms as any other house in the city, r. ~"
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2ptf E.zT+ No. II Royal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-09

Southern Furniture EW'G9'er0Omss
CHARLES A STEWART,
AT Nos l71 AND 1873 CANAL STREET,
Has Just received the nanufacory, beautiful
splendid Mahogany ARMOIRs and BEDsTEADS in addition
to his hitherto lnrge stock of
HOU e Eli DE- I'd r U r. n TIL R E
Esy Parties wishing anything in his line, will find their
advantage give him call before purchasing elsewhere
r,Io,
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Mas.1sey House, Rato1s Egoasue,

ANt&F'1EED GAVESSS9 hAEttUF1 IaUVEYyGs
This welknown Hotel has undergone during the past two
months worry repairs various improve
been made in different parts establishment
the supplied with places and nothing overlooked that
would be likely add the comfort and convenience of its
patrons.
r~ The Furniture and everything pertaining TO the house
thoroughly overhapc put in perfect order and
it is now open for she reception Of guests.
VIM, MARKHAM,
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Fashionable Clothing.

Fashionable Clothing.
+. STRIN Err & co.,,
so CAMP STREET, S0
Are selling of heavy WINTER GOODS at greatly
prices. They have few superior CLOTH ITALIANS
Plain and Ribbed Beaver Cloth OVER COATS and Over SCS
Superior French Cloth FROCK and DRESS COATS
Do do Cashmere PANTS, late style.
A large assortment of SILK, VELVET and CASHMERE
VESTS.
HIIE rs. ~
They would superior stock of Line
and SHIRTS which they offer prices Jas 2pl2t
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AND 7
.WOthea'S

.. .WOtFle7'S
Who with alarm their children wasting away and heco
ing lstess verish and deated in Of the
of in the stomach bowels all the
trouble Immediately, by administering
WINER'S CANADIAN YER&1FUGE,
which discharges them without PAIN and leaves the digestive
organs condition. There mineral ingredient
in this preparation.
RBe particular and remember the name, Wner's Canadian
Vernuge This only article that be depended
Remember this Prepared ouly by =4s
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Efe4 2p6t Nos. n and Isl Chartres street, N. O.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-09

'sG ST.. GHARLEs THEATER. Hamlet was brought out
II al The 81. Charles heater last evening il order to
enable Mr.. his rend ering Of the prn-
4eipal efaraete Of the piece were
better remember TO have seen them for along
time, and there was evident desire to lesuseitate
the tragedy TINT should be credtable to-
the house, and give good To the actor
the display of his powers. E NJ sg
gif From want space We are compelled to pass by
the performance with mere mention, simply remark
ing that Murdoch translated the character with
very consde cradle ability and exhibited d good con
ception Of its requirements. are inclined to think
IL that his merits are Of much more than the usual
der, and wen deserve the praise that has been award
,ss ed him elsewhere. IS 81 s5 81 e.
HI The anusements closed with the new farce called
s8 Number One, Round the Corner
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Selling Off to Close Business.

Selling off to Close Business.
THE ENTIRE STOCK
JOSEPH HUE"TX,
No. 20 CAMP STREET, under the City Hotel,
comprising
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES;
JEWELRY;
SILVER AND PLATED WARE a- ..,.
COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFUHERY; s'c<
And large assortment Of r7.-
FINE F ANCY "A r G L E s
is selling at
COST OF DEPORTATION.
CITY Dealers and Country Merchants have opportunity
Of purchasing the above reduced prices FOR CASH CITY
ACCEPTANCES. &.--
ES-Cau and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
F. ROBERTS, Agent.
Rz-Remer1ber No 20 Camp street, nnder the City Hotel
fe4 2p6t ..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-09

CorroN, The receipts for the twenty four hours
ending o'clock last evening Were the Natchez;
Y 2,s19 bales Swamp Fox, from Grand Ecore, SOB
z Bess, from Ope.
lousas, 42o Il ntgomery, Ala,
1856; labama, from same place, total g 792
II bales Exports, 16, 062. #
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-09

.rHE have tie same old story torepeat,
though It IS an actual fact We did receive Charleston
papers yesterday late due, as also Cincinnati
paperafof the 18th January. From Baltimore we re
gceivel papers of slst january from Washington
Of the LIST inst; from Philade lpfia New York and
Boston, none The mails due to-day are Of the 31st
E1lIt., 1st I'd and Sd inst. from New Spring is
ast and should We have mail in sched7
nie time before it comes we shall feel under obliga-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-06
zcWisburg #arket.
MARRIED.

On the lst inst, in the Lewsburg Lutheran
Church, by Rev X Fink, JoHN { SMITH and
MISS HASN.H VI BRowS, all of Lewisburg.
Ga the 81 inst, By Rev. X. A. Fink, VII.
LIAM II. RITTER and Miss EMMA MALL, all
of Lewisburg.
On the Both ult.. by John Gundy, Esq. JnHS
ADAMS and MaRr ANN WARTz, both of Unlon
township, Union Co.
In Columbia, eth nit. by Rev f Erskine,
LEWIS MERRILL of New Berlin Uieut U.S.A.) }
and Miss AssIE X Hu,roS.
BY Rev A b Caspar, 2s,h ult, JAcop Rirz-
MAN and Miss AMANDA NEITAN, both of Md
lecreek Tp.
On the 25,h ult. by Pew D e Wortz, JoSA'S
RUpr and Miss LrcT RuosDs of Selinsgro7e.
In Northumberland, 9Th ult. by Rev p b
Marr, w WIrHIyGrrS of Shamcsn and
Miss HANNAH r CowDEN.
In Bellefonte, 9Th ut, hy Eev DR. Linn,
D,SrEL WEAvER of Clearfield and Miss DIVA
CCNNr~Gs.
By Rev L Keiier. 25th nit. WV WALTER of
Dry Valley and Miss SARAH RITTER Of Lime
Stone Tp On the Sd inst. BLxJ HuNNrL and
Miss SARAH NJ NaGrL, both Of Bufaloe Tp.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-06
Gbr ltwisburg Gbranifle,
AN IyptrfSpENT TinIiT SLf.r,PEE,
Issued Fridays, at Le'eisJery, Caioa C1.PI

7ERHS-sl SO per year, 10 nE PAID ~ Apv.Scr--ani
st tn. for longer shorter period Thus 30
will pay for four months IS IT'S for six months dol
for eight months, dol for sixteen months dol FOR
years &c Single Nos, cts. Payments by mril (paidl
tseeived in gold, postage stamps bank 'otcs At thei
value here. Most kinds Produce -ectiy'd at the Oire
tE-When the time expires FIR which paper is paid.
tunless we have a rannin, account it is STOPPED
ADvERrIsEngaTs handsomely published at so cts per
square week. 20 aiscr insertion dcl.f,r six
months, dol per year Halt siuarc2s cts, 10 ct-,
dol, dol Two sguaTes-I50. 90, $50. Merchants Sc
onefourth column, 10 Col pc: year. Other
&c may bc agreed urn. square is Il lines
smallest tyre, or l6 Of next larger Advertisement, Of
demOralizinS tendency and large cuts, not admitted.
Communications desired npicS of gentr. interest
hot within the Of pariizan srctarian and
accompanied by the writer's real and address,.
The MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH is located in the O'Hce
of CroHcls by which often imp News
IN advance OF the Pbilai Mails.
Connected with the Office ample materials for
kinds Of JOB PRINTING, which viii be cx5cated ith
nsatnrss and despatch ard on reasonable terms
us-Casual Advertisements to he paid for when handel
iu and job Work when delivered.
o0soFFiCE Marie; quare north side second storey
81 door above the Post Office.
WoRDEN & CoRNEIIrS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-06
10tr0,

Found dead in his field, near Mifiiinburg
3lst ult. JacoB H,ucK, aged about 40 years
He left ms house in the morning, TO work. IN
his usual health as far as was known, and i,
is supposed died IN ct.
In DanvIlle, 26ih rl,, aged years and Z
months. ANNIE MANA, daughter Of Joel f
and N Bradley.
In Muncy, 18th nit, in her Goth year, PER-
afLrA wife Of Tho's Maxwell Esq
In Port Gibson, MI, 9th ult., aged AZ years.
WV EisELr. printer formerly of Sunbury.
In Aaronsburg. s3d ult, C.rHaRINE, wife of
Andrew Cornmar. in her 62d year.
In NIflinbnrg, 30,h ul,., BESJA'x BEcKLEr,
aged about as years.
In Sunburv. 9th uli. Isaac TopEKEn, aged 6
years. On the 20;h AVN GouIN; aged 40 years.
On the 27th, ELLEN, daughter of in and Mary
Lenker, in her4,h wear. On the 29lh. WINFIELD
son Of John and Julia Ann Fisher, aged 3 ms
and wks. On the .3ih. ALICE, daughter of
Sebastian Haupt, aged about "a years.
Near Cedarrr!le, SiePh. CO., H.. Goth May.
GsoRGE " CLINGMA,, aged 76 years. He had
resided there IS years, and was the last of
children whose average ages were 40 years.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-06
a. See New Advertisement
KANSAS !!

Congress having adjourned tempo
rarily to fit up the Halls for Summer
use, Hon. JOHN c. kUNkEL has
embraced the opportunity TO accept
an invitation to address the people OF
Union and Northumberland counties
on the great question Of the day. The
use of the large Hall of the University
at Lewisburg has been kindly granted
for the occasion. Many Ladies will
doubtless desire to hear this accom-
pliShed orator, and arc requested TO
attend early in order to secure the
most eligible seats.-TURN OUT!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-06-06

TRENTON, June 4-The American State
|Convention met to day, and nominated
William A. Newell, of Monmouth county,
Tor Governor, by acclamation. Great en-,
'huslasm marked the proceedings.
"SherIff" Jones' "mortal" wound an.
pears to have been not .very fatal" for
he was only slightly killed." and many
nink the whole story fabrication.
bULLIEs-5OO of the New York Empire
luo have gone to Cincinnati, to regulate
Ihe Democratic Nat Conv.
ShIcAGo, May 28.-Wm. 3. Archer
eennes the American nomination for
overnor of Illinois ~
.,a rs Es oanal Commissioners have sppoin-
>'1 A'~a'd F Gay, State Engineer.