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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25
Wall and Window Papers.
[TiTING purchased the interest Of

IL Pdrrish q Hough IN the Wall Paper
Business. we have now al our Store,
". E. C0rner Areh &, Th,r' SIS,
a full and complete assortment of WALL and
WINDOW Papers, Fire Board Prints ,eic. etc.
Relying upon our abIlityto supply all orders
al prices to compete with houses IN this Civ
or New York, we confidently invite an exam
ina,ion of our stock. We call attention espe-
cially 10 our Window Papers, embracing
Fine French Green, Satin Green and
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE IS hereby given, that Letters Of
~ Administration on the Estate of JOHN
KlMPLE. late of West Buiialue township. I'm
ION county, deceased. have been granted To the
undersigned in due form Of law: Therefore
all persons knowing themselves indebted to
SAID estate, are hereby requested 10 make
immediate payment; and those having just
claims against The same are also requested To
present them properly authenticated for settle
ment We will be at the late residence of
saId.deccaSed on Thursday aud Friday, l7th
and 18th of April neat, TO make final settle
mcnt with all interested.
JOHN kIMPLE. White Deer.
PETER kIMPLE. West Bulaloe
March II. 1856 pd Administrators
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Fruits and Confectionery.
ID EM0VAL.---The subscriber has

~ TemOVtd 10 NO. 20 Mafhtt StTttt,
(fLree doors aJore tie OH Stand, PHILiD3
where he keeps constantly on hand general
stock of all articles in his lne-consisting of
ORANGES, LEMONS. and all kinds of Fruit
in season; Almonds, Wainuts, Cream Nuts,
Ground Nuts plain and roasted; Pickles and
Preserves of all kinds-to which he invites
the attention of Dealers and others visiting the
Cl,y. Goods packed at this establishment
warranted To carry safe.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
S. l.. HERRING, No. c6 Market St.
3m622l above Front, south side, Phllad
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FARRIERT.

T1IE subscriber offers his services
in curing Horses ofPoll Evil or FistuIa.
lie will cure Horses Of either OF tneSe ai1lic-
irons for 81, or make NJ charge If not sue
ce>stul. Here Is an opportunity for every one
whose horses are afflicted, 10 restore them 10
health aud working order. Residence on my
Farm IN Kelly Tp., near LewiSburg.
Aug. 10, 1853. GEORGE NEINELL.
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II. 7. DerSham, II, D.,
TAVING permanently located in Le


III w.>burg, Pa, respectfully tenders his
Professional Services 10 the citizens of this
town and vicinity. hoping by prompt attention
10 The duties OF h,s profession 10 merit share
of their patronage. Attention will also be paid
10 Chrome Diseases of every name land treated
with unparalleled success.
Dr.. DERSlIAN graduated At the renowned
American Eleciic Medical College,t Cincinnati,
having first studied the Oh or AiluPathlc sys-
tenn of medicine, and attended Lectures IN one
of the OF School Medical Colleges oi PhIlad-
elphia; hut becoming convinced of the super
iorIly of the New or American Eclectic system,
he commenced Its study. and attended two
courses of Lectures IN the Reformed or Ame-
rcan Eclectic Medical College OF the Queen
CITY of the West. THIS Institution, although
yot IL infancy, has snperIr N the Great " est and
hrs already annually Sud n's thln the four other
Medical College, Of Cincinnati confined IL Is sending
rly-cau- Parts of ae and IN Ohio Indiana,
&c. ihry will Ia. more DuuIerou, than any other
class of rhy.irians
Ina principal # between thn Reformed new or
Fcr-fir and @ old Alopatic -yscm 81 mriicnr is this;
tn. Asw school t'rIuHl a"rt ttat J. IN any
wv injurious 20 thu human svsi"u ~""h A. ''iomrl
Ar.eniy Autin0uy Sc. FIR ,u' nor AMI harmless H-rn-
h-r ol y~,r- te.n disc v"r- ty the ever Liberal
and tro Ily oi tn" N~~ stbnoi' that are
c1mylut. substitutes for those "let"riuns m"hcu"s a
lnmci. 6- thrT-f have no nrei for th-n. With
IL vaurhs agents. and Tii th'-e oi-th" Cd or
Allopat, t. ,-,l fw poiso ito ned above,
aud an tho improvements Of every other syst IN OF neli-
cine Hon nusthc, Hydropathir fIom-oniau &c
nanS diseases -urah- that considered
Impossible that without breaking down tn" cnu-
s,u;ion and creating other ds.s~s Debility. Rheu-
ma,Sm pYsr-psia Liver piss' liberated Sore Threat,
pisaa-,i Eou-s. premature loss If Teeth &c.
Tn. New school certainly caIm great superiority in
tn. treatment # all diseases II he been proved by
Clinical Iep that tho mortav-taSins all diseases
torctheris than PER cent that O Asiatc Cholera
l. only rcr cent
Thi, Of progress and mpruv' ments, and the
Nm. ~ks.rl aiNa ng lHg
ty despite ~re'1is and antiquat-i TIN orrs.
SB. oi ~ T. at tie lower end of Market St tsl6
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Type Foundry.
TWO Premiums awarded at the late

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10 the Oldest Type Foundry in rhe United
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rhe long experience ofthe several propric-
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25

BosToN-An enumeration Of the pop
ulation of Boston, just taken, shows a
gain of l6 81 per cent. since 1850.
This is mostly foreign, the increase cf the
native population being less than one per
cent. The census of 1855 is the first one
which shows the foreign population of
Boston TO outnumber the Americans.
The total American population number
1922, AZ % per cent, and the foreign
number S5,501, or 52,9S per cent.,-the
entire population being l6l ,429, and con-
sisting of 1867 males and S3,eo2 fe.
males.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25

IN subscriber would respectfully inform III
citlztns OF LewIsburg and the travelling commun
ity generally, tina; he has opened a new Livery
and Exchange stable on Fol RTH street halt
squaf, South OF Market. and has provided good
lot OF Horses. With entirely new good and tssh.
ionahleC afriases. Bueeies. Sleighs &c. where all
wishing ANYTHING IN his line NAV he accommoj.
ated on the shortes, notIce and most reasonsbs
terms. He will pay every attention TO the
wants OF his customers. and hopes 10y so dong
to meri' and receive q liberal share Of public
patronage WILLIAM MOORE.
LewI>hure Dee 80, 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25
George Sturges,
COLE Manufacturer of the Improved
- spiral spring Mattresses. No. 32


FIVE SILVER MEDALS awarded, VIZ.
Two by the American Institute. New York, oct ISL
do Franklin In>titut- plrilad- rhia Nov. -ard
One the Maryland Institute, Baltimore. Noy.) 1852
The peculiar improvement in the c.nSlruc-
ton of tins Mattress Is, that all the clumsy and
hsary vood,n frgme UOrh is entirely dispensed
with, and It's place supplied by lighter and
much more durable frame, the springs are all
connected by harneSs-ierher 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 mp. and is thus admirably fitted
to the wants Of the sick or asthmauc who may
require a sitting posture, having the Injurious
softneSs Of the best Feather Bed with the light
ness and facility of handling of the common
Hair Mattress
These improved Spring Beds are inrarobly
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 adapied forHotels ,berlhs
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
ornamented Gn enameD and plain finished
CAST RON FL'RNITIRE,
consisting in part of Bcdstead> Hat and Coat
Racks, Cane and Umbrella Stands, Garden
Chairs, Setiees. &c. &c.
PhIladelp phia. April 20, 1855 1v575
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25
Last Arrival.
Fa:l and Winter Dry Goods. SC.

\ LARGE andS pelndlf ASSORTMENT OF
\ Collars, Sleeves and Spencers, with full
assortment of Dress Trimmings, Gloves. Mius
Hosiery and Notions; Window Shades and
Paper, ParaSolS, Hats, SC. &c. which will ac-
luaIly be sold at reduced prices To suit the
tunes. Call and see the Goods and hear the
Prices, and JUDGE for yourselves.
&. MENSCH. Murrav'S building,
opposite the old Graham Stand.
Lewisburg, Sept. IS, 1858
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25
Commonwealth Insurance Company,

r MON Buildings. Third ST., Harris
Y burg. Pa. Authorized Capital, $500
GG0. insureS Buildings and other property
against loss or damage by FIRE. Charter
perpetual.
DIRECTORS.
Simon Cameron Geo. Bergncr w. r. Murray
Geo. NJ LaIman Benz. Parke F. X. Boas
Wm. Dock Wm.H Kepner in II Berryhill
James Fox 4. u. Warfurd.
Presiicnt-SrNON CAMERON.
Secretarv-S. &. CAERIER.
THEO. 5. CHRIST, Agent, Lewisburs.
6m5g7
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Lithographic Printing, SC.
ARL VOLkMAR is now located on

K ARL NOLkMAR IS now located on
IN North Fourth street, near ID Phillips
b Blacksmith shop, where LlTHOGRAFHlC
Views. Maps sc are made to order.
PICTURES for Framing, and for Drawing
Teachers.
The German and French Languages Draw
ing. Painting aud Draughung. taught by Mr.
Volkmar. LewlsburS, April. 1853
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25

A SAD WARNING.-A young gentle
man who had been educated for the profes
sion of dandy, not having the means to
set himself up in business, had turned his
attention to loaing, with considerable abil-
ity as an amateur, was found dead, a short
time since, in Pi;tsburg, having evidently
died under particular shocking crcum-
stances. In swallowing a lump of molasses
c.ady, the sticky edible had caught the
end Of his mustache and pulled it down
his throat, and a painful death was the
consequence, though the jury could not
agree as to whether it was the result of
sirangulation, or poison BY the nitrate of
silver in the hair dye with which the mus
tacne was colored.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25

ALFRED CoNKLIY, for more than twcn-
ty years United States Judge of Western
New York, the warm personal and politi-
cal friend of Mr. Fillmore, and Minister to
Mexico under that gentleman's admins.
tratlon, in a long letter of the llth Inst.
declares he can not support Mr.. Fillmore.
lie is Republican.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25

VALUABLE MEDIcINE-A Yankee doc.
ter has eon'rived to extract from sausages
aIowerful a tonic, which, he says, contains
the whole strength of original bark he
calls it the "SuIphate of Canine lie
anticipates great popularity for it.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25

FATHER" said a cobbel's lad,a ho was
Pegg'ng away at an cid shoe, .they say that
trout bic good now" well, WE'LL" re-
Pied the old gentleman, "you stick to
your work, aud they lcoa't Ji,e you~
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25

JEWELRf of the latest pattern of alJquai-
u lties for sale at the lowest City prices by
/. YODER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25

An exchange, in Announcing a death,
rays that the deceased, though Bank
pf'c'oF' 1t Is generally believed died a
'A'-Suan' md universally respected"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25
GEORGE T. COLE.

DEALER in Planes. MeIOdrOnS. and
- all kinds Of Musical NcrCEan-
disc. keerS constantly on hand. Halle
DAVIS, Boston LIehte, Newton 4 BradturyS
and Bennett X Co. n. V, PIANOS. A'S''
Princes q Co.'S celebrated MELODEONs,
prices from Sl5 90 tn $3.50 90
Orders from distance Will meet with prCmp'
attention Second hand Pianos taken II e1'
change for new.
Room directly opposite the Court House,
NiHi9mSBorf, Pa. [ApriI 4, '55-57'mo
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25
Hussey'S Grain Reaper.
Lightning Rods.
ARMITAGE's
iyHlcni 4lGanellt Llablniua Hons.

i'''lH' %'"SHtL'' LiypiHiHy ppu5,
and III this alone lhi, kod has been examined
by the most scientific gentlemen ia III. world
Professors VI hurtrle Johnson " allor and man
others that have examined them fscomneuu snd
speak OF thea, IN the highest terms OF approtaop.
and have pronounced hem the only safe rods Ic
use III lhisor any other county tor the protect
OF Lives and Property On. adv antage /, In disiJ.
and throw bach part OF the e,c TIC fund harulrss
20 the clouds IA tine OF stroke this enable, The
rod To conduct that portion OF fluid that belong
to the earth without the slIehte-t danger ~ lea
wing the conductor. ] hi rod has many Other
ad'antag's over the old one. The only place Of
manufacturing Is in
IiHe 81 3 doors Gbore Ich PhiGd, Iphia.
where all Por-ons are respectful, invited to Csl
and examine tor themselves For sale " hciesals
OF Retail by THOS ARMITAGE.
Orders promptly attended to. Terms cash.
These rods have been purchased and success
iuiy used by the follow ing individuals Companies
nd corpnfatoHs. whose names are cheeriully
ubmIIt-d:
In ana mar Piiladslp6,a-A & 2 Roberts. George
s"ntNne"r Jnds- b'uvIer Judge Conrad. }. Mulfcra,
John Hume Clancy T. Iir.uner Il. Oakley I"urst
lH-erso tie bl.cki.y A n shoe And, rson Brutier.
!,'' ., l. Hrart. JOAN hoffman Tho urUyer. bat
Iirous 4 l. tinker, II >it.I,.,u. Ilos Noft ,y Ny
Downing. =. l. Gr,er, = ". wat.On. {. HUM hrvys
hlIirN Co. j lyman. l. Barltu J Oyeu>hiI.- e. Pep
per Nj SLarpe.s- Mir. Martin, Drbi.y. !. Brirt
Mr Dawson. IT. Paul. : H. ToWers Co, Ntnrp,uBy
IL Miller. the Rcd Bank Hot.l the 4. = Arsenal. lie
>lr.rg GarIuu tomutgs.iunr-~' Hall.
h' ne Nat- cf Nsbo J.Tssy George Crispin. Jud.s
M'tal! Juasv Dayton. 5oLn Netman, Dr. Ii. M'MuIu,.
Benz Roberts. NIT Downing.
~ fNION COiNTT
Hrrft'y Tp.- Marx IIaIfp.uny m Foster John Haas
1i'HaeI I"'tTS. Ja,uu smith. David Li!man, R.ut.l
hcuch. "'"ra" k..rNU-r- Nec LsriiH - Codrt Hou.-,
and 'oHu Isi.H'r> Othse. Lame tn, Tp-John Rel
I.t.sU IA. III 1
kuntz simon hunt. FrH Tp-Isaae Couldron. VA.
Ds,r IP.-MIcLaei Hoffman.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25

An interesting report of pauperism in
the State Of New York has just been pre-
sented to the Legislature. Total number
received and supported, 20i, l6l tempo
rarily relieved, 1902. Expenses of
county poor houses, $500, GA; expenses
of temporary relief, SiSo.2Gl making
total expeuse to the State, for the year en-
ding lst Dec, 1855, of 81 1929 The
nativity of paupers is given as follows
United STATES, S0,3li; FoREIG NBoKS,
ll9,607.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25

SINGULAR TAsTE.-Thcre is in the pos
session of farmer near Bloton, England,
a jack ass, which is known to be fifty years
of age. He is named "Billy," and pre-
fers tobacco to any other luxury, lie is
likewise very fond of pinch of snuff.
Our informant Says an English journal }
has, within these few days, seeH Billy
masticate large quid of pigtail with as
much relish as any Jack tar in her Majes,
tvs service. When he had finished the
tobacco pinch Of strong r-ppee was ad-
ministered, which Billy suuffcd up with
out the least demur, and curling up bis
oltactory organ, delivered one of those
charming solos peculiar to his species
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25

DOtNTH LAND WARRANT blanks ior
ID all engaged 10 the service Of the i.N'
in the War OF 1872 and for their WId,wS, a.
the Office Of the LewiSburs ChIonicle-
HOOk aud other STOVES JuSt receive, -
u BEAVER j kkEMtN
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25
=" The Good Time Coming"

DY 7. S. Arthur. Those who wish tJ
- hear something of that loug-expecled
day, should read this book.
1t is having an immense sale; 5000 copies
were ordered IN advance of publication.
We send a copy by mail, postpaid, on the
receipt of the price, 81.
j. W BRADLEY, Publisher,
Is North Fourth st. Phik1delphia, Pa.
NIB. Agents wanted TO sell this and other
popular books in all parts of the United States.
Send for our List and Terms to Agents.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25
THE SEARCH LAW OF VIRGINIA. which

THE SEARCH LAW OF VIRGINIA, which
obliges every vessel to be examined before
it leaves any port in that State, the search
being at the expense of the vessel, Is clus-
ing much dissatisfaction, aud VII inter
fere with the coasting trade to Virginia.
The Alexandria Sentinel says that one Of
the coal and iron companies nho have
their depot in that city, and whose vessels
are searched as they 60 out of the poto-
mae: III end 70 test the constituiionality
of the new law, at the next term Of the
Court.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-25
What constitutes Democracy

This question, which has exercised the
faculties of the best intellec!s, North and
South. ever since the ainntian of the Yir-
ginia resolutions Of 1898 -'99. is about to be
settled, judiciaily; and, therefore, there
will he no need, oh the par; Of the faith
full, to attempt to solve the riddle by wa.
ding through the platform of 1882, or the
more recent cmanations Of political meta
physicians. If the editor referred to in
the subjoined paragraph should succeed in
recovering the subscription from his refrac-
tory patron" then the files of the Alton
Erpounder will hereafter be the textbook
for the Den 7cracy, and stercGtyped copies
will be in great demand.-Ndfionat Intel
fyencer.
"The courts of Illinois have for decision
the most perplexing question that ever
puzzled the brain of judge. The ques-
tion is, What constitutes Democracy z
1t originated thus: A Democrat at Alton
subscribed S25 to sustain "a Democratic
paper, but afterwards refused to pay his
subscription, because the editors views of
Democracy did not coincide with his own
The editor sued for his money. Several
prominent Democrats were called to the
stand, but the testimony as to what Demo
cracy is, was decidedly incougruous and
conflicting The justice decided in favor
of the editor, but the subscriber took ap-
peal to higher court, aud rich time is
expected in taking testimony on the main
question. The only way to get at just
decision Of the difficult problem is to sum
mon John Van Baren aud some distin-
guished Southern politician. If they are
not competent to define democracy as it is
In the year 1856, the courts will be oblig !
ed to give up the case as iDsolvable"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-25
Speaker Banks not an American.

The American party of Connecticut held
State Convention on the 10th ult. A
portion of its proceedings was a resolution
rebuking the American members of Con-
gress from that State for voting for Banks
1t declared that the principles of the
American party should not be swallowed
up by desire to elect to the high Office Of
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
man who has not recently acted with the
American party, but, on the contrary, IN the
recent eleoion in Massachusetts, opposed the
election of the american candidates, and used
his most strenuous sforts 10 secure the success
Of the candidates Of the Republican party"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-25
The rIanroe nootrinc.

In late number of the National Intslli-
genoer, we find the following review of the
history of this celebrated doctrine. 1t makes
an able argument TO sustain the following pro-
POSITIONS:
/. That the Monroe declaration Of 1923, in
both its phases, had its origin in the changed
relations and new responsibilities imposed on
several states Of the American Continents, ari-
sing especially from the emancipation of the
spanish Colonies, and rendering 1t conducive
to the interest Of all, that the American Com
tirents should not be satject TO future coloni-
Eation by any EnropeAn Power; and that no
foreign State or States should be allowed 10
intervene in the domestic affairs of any Amer
lean people, for the purpose Of suppressing re-
publican Institutions.
2. That tie Monroe declaration, in so far as
IL related to the threatened Intervention Of the
Holy Alliance In the concerns Of the Spanish
American States, was intended Go meet par
tieHlar contingency Of events, and therefore
passed away with the occasion which called
IL forth
3. That the Monroe doctrine, 10 so far as IL
relates "a the colonization Of the American
Continents by any European Power, WAS not
intended TO bind the United States 20 guard
all the territory Of Il e New World from such
occupation by European States, but was ia.
tended % indicate. - al important principle
o. American party policy, that leach State
shoald guard b. its own means sRa a the e.
lablishmsnt OF any fnsnre European lony.n
4. Thai the "MonFOA doctriIsop was ns,l In
any proper sense "a pledge and as such was
especially discarded blythe Democratic pa ~.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-25
BLACK RcpubIIcnnism.

There was a meeting of Black Republi-
cans in Hartford, Conn, on the Ilth in
stant for the purpose Of organizing for the
coming Presidential contest A cores
pondent of the n. Y Tribune says the
meeting was addressed by Hon. JOIN NJ
NILES, formerly United States Senator, and
an old leader Of the Democratic Party Gin
EON WELLS, another Democratic leader,
spoke on the occasion. The correspondent
says these gentlemen "i0ere tie fathers Of the
Democratic Party Of CoaHcotioat."
The free sellers in lS4S drew their prin-
cipaI recruits from the Democratic Party,
and here is an indication that in 1856 the
Black Republicans are recruiting from the
same source. Oh, sound National Demo
cracy