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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-05

The National Era says, with truth, that
"one good Republican newspaper read
for year in reighborhood, will pro-
duce far more fruit than hundred dollars
worth of documents spasmodically circula-
ted during an election contest" Here is
strong motive for Republicans to extend
the circulation of their papers.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-05

Improvements for 1891!
n
Reaper the World of any pra,eai value % up up 10
of Medals the Farmer in search OF the best
the before coset the haIves o,
REAPER which
n Of The thai Hus
rapidly obtaining that premncn'
already cured in o
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-05
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ment of the old Confederation adopted du-
ring the War, and the Debates and Pro-
ceedings Of the Convention which formed
the Constitution OF the United States.
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Resh & Brothers, West Buffaloe, Sd cl $50
Rudy & Flick. Bufialoe 30 cl 80
An APPEAL will be held at the Commits
sioners' Office in Lewisburg on MONDAY the
18th day of June, 1857, when and where all
those who may feel themselves aggrieved by
the above Classification may attend If they
think proper. P.NEVlCS,
Annraiser Of Mercantile Taxes
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at the new and cheap Bookstore of
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Dissolution.

vgNHE Copartnershp heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers under the name of
'Eichohs & Wagner" was this day Dissolved by
mutual consent consent-Eicholts & Go. TO
settle all accounts. H. EICHOLTZ,
JESSE WAGNER.
,Y-Thc business will be continued by J. F.
Eicholtz d Co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-05

To OCOnStableS..Court Returns and othef
BLANKS sold at the ChronieIe Office.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-05

nA-Ths Nominating Convention of
Union county was the first held in the
State, by any party, this year. 1t was fully
attended, and the NEST harmonious of any
we have witnessed in the county. The
Nominees are all well known, respectable,
competent citizens they represent ali por-
tons of the conn'y and We hope TO chron-
il. thQir elect; .
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-05

New ORLEANS, June L. General
Walker left on board the steamer Wood.
ford, this morning, for Washington, via
Louisville, by the advice of Pierre Soule.
The municipal election was held here
to-day. There was no opposition to the
American ticket
The steamship Louisiana was burnt on
Galveston bay on Sunday morning. Elev-
en- of her passengers are certainly lost.
Col. BainLridge, U. S. A, and thilty one
others are missing. Twenty-Five persons
were saved by the steamer Galveston.
ST LOUIS, June THE Leavenworth
OK. T.) Herald, of the S0th ult, learns
from gentleman named Williams, who
left Salt Lake April 18th, that great eS-
citement prevailed at that place. Brig
ham Young was driving the Gentiles away
from the Territory. Judge Stiles, the U.
S. Marshal, the Surveyor General and
their families, together with large num-
ber Of cmigrants were leaving.
The bills to incorporate the Bank of
Shamokin. the Bank of Pottstown, and
the Lebanon Valley Bank, and also the
supplement to the York County Bank, be-
came laws without the Governors sigma
turc, through lapse Of time.
Eight hundred and thirty seven acts
and twenty-five resolutions have been
signed by the Governor, during session
of one hundred and thirty-seven days, an
unprecedented large number.
A bill passed the Legislature changing
the name Of the New Castle Bank to that
of the Lawrence County Bank.
By recent law, jurics to hold inquests
on the bodies of deceased persons, shall
lie only sir in number.
--------~---~>-~----~---
On. BRuMDAcK in his travels on the cape
of Good Hope says: found very frequently
among the Dutch Doors of the back country,
Ayers Cherry Pectorai, which they keep hung
up by a thong around the neck OF the bottle
TO peg over their hammocks. Indeed this
seems TO be their sole protection against the
throat and lung disorders which are quite pre-
valeht among them. thought it a Speaking 9
comment on the practical genius of the Amer
lean people, ha, they should furnish the sta
pie. believe the only remedy this people by
/ 10 use. Asking if they used the same manu-
fac,arers Pills, they told me that better pursa
tives grew all around them than any body
/ could prepare.-Homr, N. Y. Wing.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-05

CaRLrIE III. June IS Is.
have used Prof o. J. Woods Hair Restorative. sni
have admired its wonderful effects. NV hair becon-
ing thought, prvmaturelv gray, but by the use o
his Restorative it he resumed its original color, ant
have no doubt pcrAsnently SO.
:. BRESSE, ex-senator, U. ;.
o J. WOOD 4 CO, Peoprietors, 3la Broadway, y. \,
n the great y Y Wire Railing Estblishment aud III
Market street, st. Louis. No.
6S4l And sold by all good Druggists.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-05
The Straight" Fillmourners

Who met at Lancaster, Sd inst, nomina-
ted for Governor, Isaac HazelhuTst, of
Philad., by acelamation; for Canal Com
missioner, John +. Linderman, of Berks;
for Judges, Jasper Z. Brady, of Pittsburg,
and Jacob Broome, of Philad. 1t was
Philadelphia concern, first and last Gov.
Geary refused the use Of his name, and it
is believed will come out for Wilmot.
as-There were hut mac Counties rrpresented-and
they agreed
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-06-05
Fifth Annual Report
of the Union County Mutual lnSur-

y ance Company.
Abstract of the Fifth Annual Report Of the
Board Of Directors Of the Union County
Mutual Insurance Company. made at their
annual meeting on the first Monday of May
AID. 1851.
Amount of property insured up to May sc s0I o332
do policies surrendered the past year 2,'2s.50
Total amount Of property insured May l. 81 I0ISG377
Amt of premium notes in forle May $50 ls,g>sOG
do do surrendered past year S.1sJ.6l
Total amt do in force May 1, 81 1O,los,I5
Nurnber Of rolicics in force MAY Z SO lis
do do surrendered the past year SO
Total do in force May a, 81 80
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-10

Furniture and CarriaFes boxed and other Fight articles
not enumerated; also. Csrhoys ~ sri4s. OF other
double First Class Rates. per ION ms - % 80
Have every pacesse paipv mari 81 with cfceR
sgnee desn aticn arc dero' 81 6CvFry. Attention utfs
matter prevents delays and losses and nsures speedy de-
livery.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-10
GOOdIet's
GOOdEet'S
GOOdletss

fNfvTgENT fofoid sores and Barns. Or wherever INC
" Of SAWS finsmeat IL indieated wiz q 'oana
~ 20 aryetksr. Aone sho have made trial
sreat dcos ery bel sresas oft IL the ost enthn-
EAST ferras Price per bax 1ae, o. o. per dcxrn.
eroprstor Hashve Teun, Cherg street. No. = 81 ffe
sAe erepaf Drpgssts Of s e5, and AZ The iu peFtant
s IL Ike ssat and Nesk Also ~ he SAippnE lepo,
4 smith lave css No. - Aaekes street.. Nas'slls,
tennessee. ls-s
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WHEELING,
PIrfSBURG,
DJNKIRK,
BUFFALO aud


To all the Eastern cities.
Three daily Trains at NJ, 10 An, and 6P NJ
TIRaT rRAlN-Ceveland, Pittsburg, steubcnYiile anO
wnseng, Lightning Express, leaves Cincinnati ococi
all Eastern cities; also, Detroit Cleveland
sp<ngfeld Wilmington, Circevlle, Lancaster and lanes
VILE ChicOthe and Athens This train stops between Gin
sinna and Loveand Morrow, Xenia aud Lon
don ouly.
SECOND FRAIE-Clevsland, Pittsburg and Wheeling Ia
press ALL leaves Cincinnati at 10 o'clock, NJ Ceve
and Ptsb1rg and Wheeling for all the Eastern cities This
tram stops al the points between and Colun
bus.
80 O'clock p. ~ Springfield Wilmington, Crcleyiil,
AID Chilicohe and Marlborough. THIS train
ops a. all points Cincinnati and Spi iEghed.
FOURTH RAIN-Cievelanc and Pittsbu Night Express
caves Ciacnna O'Clock, p. via Cleveland and Pts
arg for ala hs cities. This train stops all points
etWeen Cincinnati and Columbus.
Train sunday al ESQ O'clock p. NJ for Columbus
Trains run By Columbus Time Minutes faster than Gin
stnnEtL
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
f0k IN k0uGH TICKETS,
nd all information please apply At the oces No Rurnet
ouse, door West Of Vine street, No H. Gibson
sase Baidng aud cid ONCE, Southeast Of Broad
AZ aud street. opposite Spencer House, at
Astern little Miaua) Depot, East front 'treet.
Ogoe A0ure from ~ a. a., tllt1 ~ p. A.
p. W. SrRADER, Gen IAg'L
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Calls for Passengers all the principal Hotels for each and
svery aia ~ leaving directions At ether the above
oses will cali 0r passengers In ali parts Of the city, WITH
oat tail. tmay25l H. b kUGGLks, oondGetor.
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Reduction in Freights |!

xxvxe.., ~, ,.a.yre I, sausunce that the Railroads
w I've reaused thcr frs'ghts VA CHA.issieA, W
also ceagrAuiAie he propie Of Ienassse ~
breaking buf nj roate vii then DC az ieasl NO
aavs IN advance a. savsnnsh -
- .--.i-rf.r nof.ce that ECEWARD WY WHO
- - 5tir-d or he interior, A. are very 90 rate OF
fSs sr sdlnary aeE and that va sEAssAA .t1Ef
TnIso thereby seeaEi1s % y'-'~i~aJ' - $3.50
TWr r.v 80 sa-s rSL1s Ss KScE rHEr AA1 sen1-
me Agsut both a. savanna Aaa eA-fisslsns
% sos are paid here. therefore yOa need u0t
re .,, vou duplicates of oar bna. wsnsysr lsiN
paekaes We over bsre -, -. =. -. -
Fvssy sFirt personal attention 70 our easinrss snd
,ekF shaH ever be Wantng, on our PAE 20 Nc
lgs.rssf d al she pat-op is ga 80.
s,s 60 tsading asainsi tso Mighty Comparisons
= ft- putIe % susfan %, AID u our woFk = not
49, - -n snd cur bills lees thaa theifss thec tske 10
- - snd give a - them 49,.
Anv nf5rentton ah9at ct sos ana any ihlhs Peie-A
d. te he hasness, sheerfllil gtsen- ~
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BRILLIANT SCHEME!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED L0TTERY OF MD
CLASS r.,
% be drawn in Baltimore Md, saturday. March Il 1871

30,3lG prizes, amounting 14i 100
wholes 500; Halves s10 Quarters, $5 Eghths az 80.
Certificate of Package Of 26 whoes, sst6 90
do do 20 Halves, " ......-... l5S 90
do do 20 Quarters " 80. $3.50. ~ 90
do do 20 Eighihs " .......... 20 50
k All orders for tickets or packages in any Of the
Maryland Lotteries, viii receive prompt attention. the
drawing mailed to all purchasers Immediately after il is
over. Address T. II. HUBBARD CO.,
No. 50 FaJette street, Box. No. A.
msrch5 -dAv Ralti"ove MARYLAND.
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splendid SCHEME.
AUTHORIZATION PRIZES.


Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters $3.50.
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N a TIC Il

srso F.,sERAI rN0ERrAKKRs n fhssi,y and esantTy.
| eRASFS PA7kEE META1fc eUkitL oAeklfsean
- hsd Weaassais or Retail, ~ spplysas g
AtR. l. wsarsrss, sssnrs Brad .Ed ffent "a lessi
49,. Ia, r,csvrd large sseck 81 tie ytFy
en..l T.ss emhracing GunpnH Ser, tnpeziais h441,
a.srs 49, skrk Ars safssntsd p - asaeI.er est.e
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w "A TIC HI il 81 |.
NO HUMBUG!!

I IN BBLs Louisvie Cement, for sale TO the trade al
UU cost and carriage, by D. W. RUSSELL, Agent.
Al r. L. wHAKLzTs corner Broad and Front st. lds"l'
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rIEuPHIs AND NASHVILLE PACKET
Regular New Orleans Packet. =

- Sr~>U - THE substantial steamer CUMBER-
E|CFse7 LAND, Captain VIZ. DURRETT, having
- superior accommodations for Passen-
gers Freight and Stock will ply during the season ss above
and all Intermediate landings Herexceeding light draUgm
vii insure IN the most OF direct shipments hessrs
w. A. JOHNSON CO., OF New Orleans, will act as Agents
In conjunction with Capt. NJ. D. Y. n BROOKS, who STe
side permanently New Orleans No 81 Carondeiet ST.,
during the business for he purpose Of giving his
tire TO the filing all purchase orders az the low
est figures. II. II. HARRISON,
dec3-6m Agent
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ADVANTAGES AND FACILITIES oFFERED BY THE
CHART RSTON POTTTF


Goods consigned TO the Agents Of the South Carolra
Railroad at Charleston viii he forwarded "Free - Corr
mission drayaFe, Wharfage ard potsgs only ehaTFe-a
bill Of which With aronnt 81 freight raid vessel viii he
mail % consumes MARX packages Agents. c. R.
r, Charleston. s. q.
The South Carolina Railroad viii s6vance shippers
charges. that those who prefer cpusignine 70 Cois
sion Houseesn do and have their sxpensebl payable
here.
AfreFht for Nashville and sstiorso ire Nashville snd
Chattanooga Rarosd from Charleston hy through
Trains onv, and shippers may rely upon the utmost des-
patch and pronlrtness.
The Rate from Charleston toN1shvie win all times be
aslow as bv Savannah. .s.
! am Authorized, and will settle pror ptlv any
charges and damages that nav this line
In eaSeoflnSt missing goods viii tike charrs nfanY
correspondence necessary for hpir recovery srdn
found will paw for the within thirty days after notice
is given this ofce.
Merchants along the line Of the Nashville and Chatta-
noogs Railroad win bear in mind that the above APP
ply 10 All Goods from Charleston which 20 he delivered
at Me following Stations viz SeversoD Anderson Dech
erd, TUiRhous Normandy Warrace shelly vile, Bell
buckle FoSterve Murfreesh0ro. smyrna and LaverFne.
shai be prepared to give explanation and nfoT
nation desired in regard TO r. ights and evpense-hls
Correspondents nav relv iron prcupt 10 all in
oures and every attention given business brought
der ny supervision ard control
CHAS, ". ANDERSON. Agent.
jan9-f No. 26 College At Nashville.
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Corner Sixth and walnut Streets, Cincinnati.
THE COURSE OF STUDY IN THIS INSTITUTION Is
thorough and practical embracing al that is requisite
ct young for the active duties OF the Counting Room,
among which Book keeping by Doube Entry, Commercial
Calculations, Pepnmanshp, Commercial Law, Mercantile
Forms and Correspondence receive special attention.
The former Principal r. s. Bacon, having associated with
him J. Aen tsq, late President OF Farmers College, as
partner regular series Of Lectures will given by Mr..
Allen, ia the College Lecture Room, various topics con-
nected with Mercantile Seenceembracng the subjects OF
Commercial Law, Political Economy in its application 10
Commercial and Currency, Commercial Geography History
Of Commerce the Consular system Of Europe aud America
the characteristics OF American Commerce, &c.
other lectures viii also be occasionally gwen BY eminent
lecturers.
The hours ofinstrncton from 10 - A. NJ, from 10
{, and from to o p. NJ.
TKsHs-For full course, including lectures $40
For Pennmanship, per month. .....-..-.... 5
novil-5md&w BACON 4 ALLEN, Principals
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REAL ESTATE. SALES.
sPLENnED PROPERTY FnR sATE.

( SPLENDID PROPERTY FDE SALE.
WILL sell upon favorable TERMS Or exchangefor city
property my Sligo Tract, embracing about twelve hun
dIed Of Land, Tavern House, Store, Warehouse
Turnpike Road and Ferry across Caney Fork River
There are about one hundred and twenty-five acres Of
rich auey Fork bottom Land cleared and cultivation
The balance is unusually well timhered and part Of is
very rich and has upon quarry Of good Marble
The Caney Fork rveris navgabe this point for six
months Of the year. and the location is excellent for
selling Salt Iron, Dry Goods, &c The Tavern stand isone
OF the best between Nashville and Knoxville. The toll
gate sndferTy continual ofincome and taken
altogether this OF the desirable pieces OF pro
perty, for the price asked, in Tennessee.
Those wishing buy exchange would do well 10 call
me forthwith. A. L. DAVIS,
deelS-tf o. s. VI. Packet Once.
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THE F1rNERsL OF BERANGER.
POD aence Of The London :, ne''


PARIS. Frida:. July l7-6r. ~.
The great event Of this day is tn iunerai 0. Tue e
poet or, as The French love to call hIS' anu o. 10
loved to call himself, the chansOnnier, Dt!"nsGSii
After tedious illness, he expired last evening az!
O'clock and his funeral obseques took place TINS any
a. H.. The law, believe requires that "A nours AZ
least shall eapse between the death and the nternen
but declarat Of urgency, signed by TWO oI lnree
physicians, may authorize an e1cept9n 70 .ua. Ieeu
laon and in the present instance think the e!cep
ton as not i'll founded For some days past was
reported that the Democratic party would pront by
the death Of Beranger TO make what ~ called
"pacifs Demonstration" Every one knows what
such demonstration means, and that 1t Is often any
thing bat pacific in its origin or s consequence The
de onst alton" at the funeral of Gen. Lamardue, in
June 1892 was also declared to be pacific, but be-
fore his remains were Deposited in the earth the
terrible struggle Of the Cloitre st. Merry had
begun and the streets Of Paris were flowing with
blood. There can be question that the
late elections have considerably raised the hopes Of
the Republican party; the electors who have returned
General Cavsignac and his former colleagues to the
Ia gslative body seem to be regarded by that party
in The light Of an amy already embodied and diseip.
lined for the combat whenever the propious moment
comes. The authorities, it is said had received in
form alton Of some demonstration being contem-
pla,ed and that the populace would muster strong
The oecasop lees to do honor to genius and patriotism
a. peronied In BerangeY than TO watch for an oeca-
sios for collision. The Government determined to
anticipate these pans, IL plans there were. Il was
arr cuh'ed n The ecirmre 81 The H,a,euT tbs morn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06

by FIST making :rsuli-g remarks sb.li the Eagl.sh
asg, and when they were resentsd, ,hi'ienE-t W.
Cunning 10 light, sayi0 that il they would got upon
the floor "be weuld take the bounce Of ali three
Of ,hem.' In common polteness, Mr.. Canning ss,d
he accepted the Invitation, ard a. he did %. do
that kind Of things BY halves, he gave The nan
sound hrashng for his mpertinence. The magistrate
considered that the compliments had drawn the chas
tjsement Cd themselves an dismissed the summons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06
SPAIN.

IMPORTANT AND INTERESTING INTEL
LIGENCE.
From Oar Own Correspondent.
MADRID, July II, 1857.
You will have seen by the English newspaper
that the disturbances Of Andalusia have oees W.
,led q, last by the total rout Of the rebel O'"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06

Only his head or h;s estimate Of the Advantage and
disadvantage to ensue from TIE act, which, BY over
ruling bis heart, keeps him upright. Aud be who
does evil being uHtempted, confesses himself
plainly insape, and should be put into hospital
rather than prison. In short, selfdenial, far from
being, popularity conceived, the essence ofvirtue
or manness is its vital contradiction-is in literal
verify, completely incompatible with true manhood.
lie who in doing good denies himself, admits him
self to be evil disposed and to call an evdisposed
person good, especially to make that disposition an
essential element Of true manhood or virtue, is
grossly to trife with language Such an one may
be very moral or maintain an inyariabe outward
decency all bis days; but to pronounce him en- that
account yirtuous man, would be a folly equivalent
to pronouncing every egg fresh which showed an
mblemshed shell. The miscOnception would never
have obtained for momentif virtue had not always
been COMPOUNDED with merit, or if true manlness
had not been popularity identified with pride and
self seeking, with deserving well instead Of simply
doing well.
Stale eggs, both in respect of their actual cor
ruption, and in respect of the strict subsersiency
Of that corruption to the demands of new life,
afford a very instructive emblem or smilitude of
the established European morality. The final
cause of an egg, or the grand use it promotes, is
no doubt the propagation of life; but incidentally
or while that higher is still latent, aud the egg
fresh it often serves to support life already existing
So, no doubt, the ecclesiastical and political order
of Europe has always served an excellent present
use for humanity; but its grand function has been
to nourish the germ Of that superior social life
which is now but dawning. 1t is in truth, nothing
more than succulent egg upon which the Divine
Spirit has been patiently brOodDg or incubating for
centuries, until at last we see it ready to vanish
from sight in the spendors of that new and perfect
organization to which it has so long unconsciously
ministered But this is matter for volume; at
least, for another letter. H. J.
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One of the arrested Italians is said to have made
full confession of the details Of the recent conspiracy
II ia minated ON the hand that the French au
.hoiities had good grounds for the military display
and besty arrangements which they made at Be-
rangers funeral account Of the movements Of the
secret societies. but the other il Is affirmed that
the alarm otthe Government was groundless, as no
demonstration was intended.
The Pays says that the British Government has a.
ready communicated to Mazzini that although Ea.
gland would continue TO afford an asylum to political
refugees be could not any longer be allowed to pre-
pare expeditions against foreign States on English SOM
:, is also stated from other sources that the British
Cabin,. had promised to subject hazzni to strict
r1non had heen current Of another attempt On
the Emneror's life a, plombenes but it appears to
have been untouIded.
The London Globe discredits the report that queen
Victoria will visit France this year. nj.
The Psnis correspondent Of the In1tpeaia,';s Bs.se
says that the sending out Of French and EngirS
yesscls Of war to Tunis is spoken of. ~.
The Moneur alludes to the discovery OF the usan
plot 10 asassnate the Emperor Napoleon says tne. VA
was copcccted in London and places Mazzni 'n'
Ledru Roin among the accomplices to it. . ~
The Monitem says the rumor that French troops"
to be cent to China is entirely without foundation