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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28
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DtsO,

On the 18th inst, MICHAEL SMITH, a good
citizen of White Deer TIP, in this county,
aged 80 years, was instantly crushed to death
by The falling in of quarry.
In New Berlin, 18th inst, SAMUEL BENrER,
aged about 4S years. r..
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LesrlSGVY'g, PG.
FRIDAY MORNING, Nov. 2S, 1886

A DvERTIZE,- ,-Manufacturers. Merchants. Mechanics
"A Public officers in City and Country, Funlisher,-
oil who wish 10 buy sewould do well 10 emfoy the
columns of the LeaciJi.rs CirssHre which has large
and increasing circulation in a community containing
arge proportion active solvent producers consumers
and dealers, any in the state
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28

pa-Buy Hover's Writing Fluid. if you
want frst-rate article. Oceans of it at
Nevius & Co.'S, Market street.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28

e~Mr. WRITINGS Singing Glass will
give two soirees, Monday and Tuesday
evenings of next week. Having been
present at several Of the rohearsals, we
think we are justified in saying that the
concerts will be we'll worth the patronage
of all who wish to encourage vocal music.
We hope to see the house crowded. (See
adv't for further information.)
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28
LEvvIsBaRG COAL YARD.

1IE IS1tG 10" NONH y NEtDs
I'lIE subscriber is prepared TO furnish
i at all times the very best COAL Of every
description, from the Wikes-Barre and Sha-
mokin mines. He has on hand an article of
very superior quality, such as is seldom bro't
10 fniS market which he will dispose of at the
lowest cash prices-Coal weighed. and coed
measure warranted. - Coal exchanged for
merchantahle Country Produce of most kinds
as well as for cash.
Coal Yard at Tho's Nesbit's Lumber Yard
South Water street
Nov. 10, 1856 II X. l. NESbTI.
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Of the roicle by which often insert important News
In adv ance Of the Philad. Mails.
Connected with the Office ample materials for most
kinds Of JOB PRINTING, which VIII lie executed with
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1@Our citizens we're entertained, last
Monday evening, by one of best concerts
that it has been our fortune to listen to for
long while, conducted by Prof A. N.
johnson, editor of the Keystone Collec-
tiOn," and the keystone Musical Maya
zine" The party hail from the Bay State
the land of Republicans.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. 26-The Leg
islature of South Carolina met on Monday.
The Governor, in his message, regards the
recent election as merely establishing a
line between the North and the South.
He advocates the revival Of the slave trade,
and thinks every department of labor sho' d
be in the hands of slaves.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28
Information Wanted.
Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters
~ of Administration on the Estate OF Mrs.
MARY E. .SHRINERlat of LewiSburg, Union
county, deceased. have been granted 10 the
undersigned by the Register of Union county
in due form of law therefore, all persons in
debed 10 said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment, and those haviW any just
claims are also requested TO present them le-
gally authenticated for settlement.
JOSIAH KELLY, Administrator
LeWisbnro, Oct, 2S 1856
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28

Capital SI,25O,OOC.
Assets S4OS,l5l l3, invested IN Bonds, Mort
cages and other good securities.
RE YOU INSURED AGAINST LOSS
~ BY FIRE There are but few who
receive sympathy who incur loss by neelecting
this most necessary and substantial preedufion.
We often see ii announced that persons have
lost their stocks of Goods and Furniture, and
results of years Of industry swept trom them
BY The de !ouring element over which they
have no control but by being insured.
Insurance protects you ifem the incendiary,
negligence of servants and the casualties of
your neighors. u VIII ipart confidence your cred
aud character OF prudence and precinton to
all your business transactions.
1t rcquiIes but very snail sum to insure in sums
ranging l00 to siU10 and yet how many there
who have insurance upon Goads, Furniture, any
thing elsel If your stock small sill the Los, you
IN ight be serious.
This Company insures BUILDINGS, MERCHANT
LZE, GOODS. FURNITURE hAcXLNERia and STOCK
From 500 TO $1,000,
at the Lowest Rates and upon the Liberal Terms,
and PROMPT PAYnLSr on the adjustment of Loss.
DIRECTORS.
Hon Tho b Florence James T. Nrall Edw Il IIelmbod
G-o II HArmstrong Cbas Dineee fCarroi brewster
Chs A. Rubincam Tn Manderfield Isaac Leeeh, Jr.
Geo. Hcmbold
General Superintendent-7J0HN THOMSON.
TIIOS H. FLORENCE, President
EDW'D r. IIELNB0LD. Secretary.
J. MERRILL LINN, Agent,
657] LEWISBURG, Union Co. Pa
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New BOOHs.-Several new works are
advertised in to-days paper. a.


"The saturday Evening Pest."
This superior literary paper offers abrilliant
prospectus for 1857. a. freside companion
for winter evenings, the Post stands pre-emi-
neni among the weekly literary journals. In
its lis, of contributors we notice the names OF
VIM. Hewitt, Alice Gary, L. S. Arthur, Mrs.
Soulhwor,h, Augustine Duganne, Mrs. Denni-
son, &c. BY way Of increasing its atIrations,
il presents two or three well-executed engra-
wings every week. Terms: Single subscrip-
l3 copies, SIS; 20 copies, SOTO clubs of
or more, gratis copy will be sent. Published
by Deacon & Peterson, &c S. Sd ST., Phllad'a a.
.'TEe Saturday Evening Mail"
Another deservedv-popu'ar Weekly paper,
devoted 10 Literature. Temperance, News of
all sorts, Agriculture, Poetry, Fashion, &c.
Its list of contributors for 1887 embraces the
names of about 20 persons. some of whom
are the first writer's in America. Terms, in
advance, copy, 50; copies, SO; copies,
So; ii copies, $40; II copies, S;'5; % copies,
Sc 30 copies. $50, 65 copies, $50; 1873 cop
les, sIJo. Address, J. Patrick, so, S. Sd ST,
Philadelphia
keystone Musical MasaZine.'
is a monthly Svo periodical, devoted 10 mnsi-
cal matters generally, and to the Physiological
System particularly. Edited by A. N. John
son and L. II. Frost, both eminent musicians.
Published by Murray, Young q Co, Lancas-
ter City, Pa, at so cts. a year, in advance.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28

NOTICE.-A meeting Of the Lewis
burg Republican Association will be held
in Ammons' Hall, on Tuesday evening,
Dec. l6, 1856. (Court week. Addresses
will be delivered. BY order of the Presi-
dent. THEO S. CHRIST, Rec. Sec.
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FURTHER FROM KANSAS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-The Leavenworth
Herald pab!ishes correspondence between
Gov. Gcary and Marshal Donaldson, in
which the latter expresses his determina-
ton to resign. The St. Louis Democrat
says Donaldson had already resigned, and
left LecomptOn. .=..... .
Gov. Geary after the refusal of Donald
son to re-arrest Hays, Immediately dis
patched Col. Titus, with six armed men,
who recaptured the murderer, and brought
him to Lccompton. The prisoners coun-
sci 'hereupon applied to Judge Lecompton
for writ of habeas corpus.
Gov. Geary had definitely suspended
the Lecompton trials.-("lmportant, if
true.")
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EN-Last Notice. "

A S We wish to have the accounts of J..
IA Hayes Il Co. closed up, all persons
knowing themselves indebted TO the above
Firm. will please call and settle, as the acct's
will shortly be placed in the hands of proper
officer for collection.
July |. JHAYES & co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28

~The following Notice appears con.
spicuously in shop-or Store-or Office,
somewhere "down" or "out" somewhere /:
".Shut this Door and as soon as you
have done talking on business serve your
Mouth the same way"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28

@The National Vocalists," who
sing this evening at Ammons' Hall
come well recommended. Mr.. Hack
enberg was from NJ M'Ewensville.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-11-28

DLANK Contracts with Teachers, 40 p
ID ders on Treasurer, al ChronicleOi OiiceI
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15
HATS AND CAPS
Black Silk Hats;
ss FDr s
1856. Spring and summer 1856.
ARRANGEMENT,
AT THE
GREAT NORTHWESTERN
Clothing and n anufacturing
EMP D II V.W.
A. CASTEEI. 4 Co.

A. CASTEEI. 4 Co.
rI,AKK This opportunity 10 inform the Pnbiie tla .
they have received at their Sio'e. the iarees'
Stock of
Broad Cloths, Csssimsrss, vestings,
which has ever been brought to this market. The
Goods which Offer 10 the Inspection OF the citizens
ofthls town surpass in deslgn aud anish, anything
that can be offered them This side OF New York, being
selected With the greatest care and from the
tspsina houses in the Eastern markets. end with a
view TO satisfy the tastes OF all our eustonsn.
We have also a full and cemPiets sa,ortmsnt OF
the latest and most approved styles OF
CENTS. FURNISH1NG GOODS,
which are beyond doubt the mosi iesiTabls 20 be
found in this ci,y. among which mr." Gents. shirtss
Updsrshirts, Stoeks, Grasa,s' 6lrrs., onspehders,
Hose, &c. -
PARTICULAR attention win Je paid, hers osore 70
the msk ing up OF garments 10 stlle Gasarpssssa h
any similar estsblishmen'.
Full suits made on shoriast nceics, aud warranted
10 suit.
Thspkful for the bs,iarsiofps.' liberal ta7ors ot
the public, we take pleasure in piedgias tehsA 90
adeitiy, and solicit shars Of the public patronage,
Apl 90 d-tf 4 CAsIEEL s. co. r
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15
THE DAILY GAZETTE.

How LossrERs AEE TAKES.-From
a publication, Peter Gott,' by DR..
Reynolds, we get some good descrip
tons Of fishing life in Massachusett5
Day. DO the lovers of lobeters salad
know the antecedents Of their favorite
rejection.
Lobstefs are taken in a sort OF box
called lobster-pots. These are about
three feet long, and two wide, with
semi cylindrical form--that is, the
bottom is fiat, and the sides and top
are in the form of an arch. At each
end is an opening for the ingress OF
the lobster; around this opening are
placed short flexible pieces Of wood,
projecting into the basket, SO ar
ranged that they win easily separate
and allow the lobster to enter, but
their points close together after him
and prevent his egress. They have
a door upon the top, through which
the lobster is taken ont 's's5
A long line is attached tothese pots;
a heavy stone, sufscient to sink them,
Is placed in them, and they are baited
with the heads an offal Of fresh fish,
and sunk to the bottom at about low
water mark: the other end of the line
is made fast TO block Of light wood,
called a buoy. The fishermen go out
with these wherries freighted with
these pots, and drop them at short III
tervals along the shore. During the
season Of lobater- fishing, which lasts
from MarcA toJuly. hundreds Of these
bnoys may be seen bobbing up and
down like 90 nany seals heads. The
fishermen visit them every morning,
draw mp alongside Of their boats, take
oat the Holsters, replenish the bait,
aud drop them again in the water.
The lobster, when first taken, are
very fierce. AID seize with their strong
pincers npon whatever may be within
their reach When thrown together
in the boat they will grapple with each
other, and tear OF each others feelers
and legs. Without much care in
handling then, the fingers OF the fish
ermen get many hard bite. TO pre-
vent them rom injuring each other,
the fishermen yrovide sharp pointed
wooden pegs, which they insert into
the Joint OF hinge OF their pincers,
which prevents sheza from closing
When they have visited all their pots,
they row to the.r landing place. Il
they now wis . preserve then tof
several days, .,ay put them iato
iongbox Or ke.-el made 81 plsnkE
aId bored tnli q lo.es, which is moor
G IN the wste. 81 : LITTLE d.staoce
frem the sbcre. :aey wish 70 pre-
r@re them ircc- 1..;.-r4.-y ..5r make,
ff,4v are taken ss,.5-e ii hard 5a--ovs,
aud carried q s3rt q she'd u vh1ch
il fixed 'srss .sularoc. This Is
filed WITH ra~er ! brisk IRE Is
kindied under te;s kettle. and when
the water tcile The living, crawling.
sauiruiag Holsters, are thrown into
Z, aan,l ,1oysrea with 2 heavy plank
cover Here theg are kept boiling
until their color, which when taken
ont of the water was dark green, be-
comes bright scarlet. They are now
ready for the market. In this state
we see them for sale on the stalls in
our cities. and hawked about the
streets. 1 70 V7sgNsag haa
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15
IA glId p;opee = Bakery still ahead!

M, subscrner has recently made extensive prep
I .l,Itons toC the manufacture Of Eutter, Sugar,
,, ~ snt, PIC Me Waller aud Oyster Crackers,
,a', rfogd, lgc, Sc, together with good assort.
l.,,tsI Loaf Iiread, Cakes and husL s;,-,.,.-c,.
4. ,,,tas manufacture OF tr.W & Padl'H
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
......rg NschIaer. lhe sirRuiages claimed io'
" .,...s.nf rIahtag Bread, aTe these, the Bread IN
"', r,i,,r,,, 4. Ju4lily, GHl handsome In appear
' q F. I,.,IeI wher aRI mofo even, tteeps much
e..lh lut belotung ile, and 10 many persons
" - .Eiua tionable whom Hsok Oh, II cuts -
= 1s,Tnt us ths dus- French roll, IL goes ia'ther,
Md readily introduced into iamtliss Tho have nes,
mead nikGr's Bread yeiAfs, sAAsl continue to
% - '' s1-nI Wagon Ne heretofore. In Onarpg the
sTtgtos on terms which cannot laii 70 stSe ~ GU
,s -a,islseton, hope be alba 70 sdgPly aii wh9 no
ay nver me with their patronage; ihanN'"t ,b 10.
"'if fSvn,. i hope 10 meri. coniihaanes oi tne
me An orarTs from tie cohht'y Rf2mhtiS s, asshd
uH tug g., g,,,.t ans sC,tEra uhayr
7,-t,,y-s a Pretty mans steam 1lil's
.l,gruuort, May "a, le56-da
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15
FALL, AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJ0HN I0RDAE's

a
A LARGE audystted assortment efNehss aAa
"a Beys, R Rcady n.ado Clgthlns, etrhr.c
ing an The bediaernptand spproysdsryes. and msdshy
good workmen out ofthe best material. -...
Fine medinia aud common. Unich Besver Felt,
Pilot, PetershsIn aud flushins, Barsaps. ssokssnd
gercosts, Cloth, Dress and Ffock Goats of
various eolors qusiites cleth Cashmere, ssti
net, yaly of aud Twoed Fantaloons- Sls, Batin, Va
i,ulin 5 Velvet, PLUSH, Iloh, Cashmere,
salinst Double aud Single breasted Vests, Monkey
Jscks,s Drawers. Undershirss, Hosiery, Suspendefs
Gloves, ,Cravs, stocks,
Ties Scaffs, Winchester and Scctt'sspprcred Patent
Shirts, ,umbrellassnd allsrticesususl.
ly kept in gentleman furnishing stosaa, including
Rsbes de Chsmbrc aud Revere Vesisand 0yefcosls.
Also, splendid assortment OF uncut Cloths, Csssi
mares and yeslinss--aiio (which will be made up TO
orderip the bestmannsr Sith promptness, al accom-
niodating prices, aud b, competent " orkmen, This
es,sblishm entisin tbs monthly rscsP oftha latest
Fsshionsso 0 ordersiutrastedto them may este-
iedupop ssbsingi in the BY those Who de,
sIYeit. All manner of plain work and work ofazcn-
tesl ms sdium, ,prompti, sttendedto % as heretofore
! HATS OF ne eH atty together with all oithe com
mon kinds constantly on hand. -.
ulfor patronaS hes ubscfiberconsdene
IL hopes 70 me ritacs ntinnsnce otthssame.
JOHN JORDAN, s
Merchant railorand closhier nFrontstrset, eppo.
itethe Steam Mills.
DavApport July y2d,la55-wAd-tf. ea ,.4 10 -.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15

For the Ladies.
fHKkNCH kid, White kid, English kid, Btosze hid
|! and Velvet slippers.
Aiso, Kid Congress English and French Lasting
Gsliers. from 90 to e2,75 per pair, for sale by
Dee 4 DAWSON GRJGGs A. GO
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15

JAS EV MKUIII, JE.,
ONT haCTGE And EUlLD DE r.
shop cn aiie5 bet. 9Th aud 9Th 7,- tear al 'ongro
Uaossi aud i ssi 0i Methodist itufrh.
a1b 2dts '4IdA " Il
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15
N O r I G. E!

- q. DAWSON & CO., have ioTBeda
-. partnership with ?. H Grlggs, under the nsme
aud s,yle OF Dawson. Grggs Co, to take effect
on the ist day OF November, 1855.
All persons having unsettled accounts with the old
hrm are requested ty call and settle. oc;2j
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15

Books are wonderful devices
From my seat in my library, Icall to
Cicero. and he repeats for me without
faltering, or stopping to rest, his most
splendid paragraphs. Ispeak to De
mosthenes. and the mighty Athenian
once more launches ior me those thun
dcrbolts which 'fulmined over Greece. ;
| utter the name OF John Milton, and
the blind minstrel strikes Tor me again
that harp, whose notes have echoed
for two hundred years. The wit OF
Plautus, the humor Of Addison, and
the table talk of Sidney Smith, are all
mine. through the magic of types
Through the over recurring miracle OF
printed leaves, the dead rise again;
their shadowy forms take shape once
more and the glorious past, OF which
they speak to me, lives with q brig ht
ness which reveals a glory that clad
the world on creations morn. will
be grateful for books! Among won
der workers, they are the mightiest
and qrietest know $500
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15
0lstbiag.
- : - : = - -e-
New Goods. New Ceods.!
EDW ARD AIDE n
.Merch0as Y,uilOr.

sNerCnN1at Tailor,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Re O dy- Made othing,
Cloths, csssimsres, vtstings Cents Fur
nishine Goods and Tailors' Trimmings,
RI Asjuat setasned from The ssst NTH one Of the
II largest and bestseiecisd stocks OF goods ever
Tor saisin this market consisting 10 part Of
BROADCLOTHS.
Engli.b,, French, German snd Ane.ican, Of the D.
nest quality and latest siyi. Of koeds.
CASSIMERES.
English, French and Am ,ricao, Of every variety OF
VESTINGs.
White Mareeilies, Mafslafs fse, White London Figur.
I'D Tnsel and Coiored silks, Fancy and Plain SiiE
Velvet, Fancy SIX and Linen, Italian silk Grena.
st51a ssOvERcoATING.
bisck, Blue and Brown Brosdeioih Union. Whitney
and Pilot closhs, Fancy, Bss, Brown and Muibetry
READY MADE
orer. Coats, Overs sartouts, Reedag Jackets
ana Tslmas, Frosk ADD Dress Rrocs Goats Of all
I .ssLmsre and Valencia Vests, Casme',, Satineti,
double and twist fancy and plain C:ssmere and
1os.sin psat.; pen'naad Gnernsss Frocss, Wrap
FURNISHING GOODS.
Hickory, calico, white plain linen rorded nhd Paris
DO oms, fancy colsred Shirs, with common and pol
ka wristbands string De0r.ey, corded Byron, pol.
la Collars, Neck Ties, Stocks. fancy and and plain
Cfayats; Gl0ves-white, black and eoloret Kid, lin
sJ buck, eloih, Chesterfield, aberdeen. Berlin,
u aion and German and Fur Gsun,ie,s; wool, meri-
a and cotton Hose; white aadiane3 linen and elk
Handkerchiefe; embroidered iaHa'e gosi. white and
mixed msripo and sill Wrappers srd Drawers;
Wool Mitt.. scarfs, Npt'ers. Gents ssnarls and
Shawl Pins, Umbrellas, Carpet eaosa, sud all other
articles U osiy kept hy the trsds, al Of which 10
respectfully snbmitied 10 the exa7ushesien 81 cue
TONERS. eT ast st'
Aseariy call wilisectre choice seleciions.
GfE'@ #ezf EbWAED ALDEN
second street, opposite LsCisirs i'cr, Davenport,
lows, ,Csetwesp MAia d Brad, J sepedu
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-15

HANGING ExaIBrnoE.-The follow
ing is the copy Of playcard which
was extensively circulated at the re
cent races at v ilnslow: ''Wilmslow
races, September Q and 8, 1856. John
Fletcher, Kings Head Inn, feels great
pleasure in announcing to his numer
ous friends arc visitors to Wilmslow
races that he cas- secured the services
of John Smith O. Dudley, the execu
TONER of the late William Palmer, at
stafford and also been fortunate,
through a friend, ofprocuring from
LIVERPOOL 4 cast of his face and tea
tnres, forming a. exact model OF the
culprit, dressed IN corresponding
clothes as he appeared on the morn,
;ns. Of execution. There will be the
scsffold and beam, with company OF
trained officials, who will perform and
% through rhs ceremony Of hanging
tvice each morning Of the races, per,
formances commencing at 10 and IL
o'elock. Admission Is. each, Sc: 70
be returned II refreshments" :" The
,scasts'' were osta.ued from Liverpool,
and were Of coarse taken at Stafford
en the pretenss o. Being used Tor sci
enatic purpoaes.--Lon3on 6ss5s,
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sNHE subscribers have just ope1ed stere on Har
4 r,son between Third and Fourth streets, where
boy intend manufacturing aud Keeping constantly
~ hand all kinds OF
Copper. Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,

Particular attention paid 10 Roofing, spoutihg and
Juhl.ng. LOunlry merchants can rely upon being
- pphed with TIA ware nj wholesale prices.
Rays old copper, lead, ac., taken IN exchange for
...nI. AlIK dLll HRANLEES n KElI..
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Z AFrthuf notice trtips wil ittFe Davenport fot
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