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July 10, 1857.
HAYWOOD FEMALE INSTITUTE.

HAYWOOD FEMALE INSTITUTE.
VUNHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL WILL
II commence the third Monday Of this instant u". f
the supervision Of Mr.. p. G. and Mrs. Shaw who come
fcientlv recommended to justify the solicitation ID '
ronage of those desiring to give their daughters
education 49,,
For information relative to the loca' ion, ana o'''
particulars, sec advertisement of Male School
I, u'Hn pel SesS'oh ol h'e Hioh'is WA NC so 10
More advanced branches - a.
Higher English branches,
CHARGES. .,m
For drawing and painting. in water colors each "a &c
8. WsI .""i"e PAih'i"S' 80
The Ancient Languages f required) will be taught III
ELIAS BRYAN, nr
RICHARD FAuCEIlh
JNO W. SCOTT,
r. r. SMITH,
b. l. HOWE,
II. E. RIVES. ou
Haywood, Chatham Co., July II, 1857. 6s-2".
A LPHA WOODEN FACTORY FOR s .',Lnt
IA The owners of tins estab,shme1 will sell ". ;ll
boro, on the 18th September next, being Tuesday u er
rior Court, on a credit of one and two years the p
giving bond and good security for the purchase o miles
THIS desirable property is situated ON En-" I'VE ,be fac
east of Hillsboro and consists of IL acres of land
tory building, machinery and fixtures and houses ~ The
raives, all gnod condition and ready for worn and
supply of water abundant for driving the
is never failing; and the title is undsputed al
more particular description is deemed unnecesSa,s far
persons wishing to purchase Will no oouo' eA"''
themselves usb,w
Col VIM Shields Sons living at the spot will snGT I
the property; and James Sloan, Esq, of Greensboro
give ali information required ON application ,,hsrs
MARTHA MODERWELL and othe n
July "a, 1857. M-o:-
UIOR SALE.-A LIKELY MULATTO BOY, IN LILO
L. fourteenth year. Apply at this Office.
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OGicfrs Of tie Lstitution.
WIN. ID. COOKE. A. NJ, Principal
JAS. y. WADDELL. NJ. d., JIce-P Principal.
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GENERAL DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT oF NORTH CAROLINA
THOMAS RRAGG, OF Northampton EoSe aes Term
per annum 5000, and the use VI 'u' "o"''
expires January !, 1859 ,. q. the 90.
WILLIAM HILL of Wake County, Secretary OF s"'e' e1
DANIEL COURTS of Rockingham. Treasurer i'a SS'0'
CHI BRoGpEN OF Wayne, Colnptro'er; 49, y, Treasurer
RICHARDSON, of Wake Chief C'e'N !" '
$50 -. a., f,,oxing ceptle.
The Council of State is composed OF 'he ''i'"'"s
G Marchan. of Currituck
. DC w Ward, Of Pitt
.. N Long, of Half
A A Mckay. of sampson
d Bethel of Rockingham
CM Avery, of Burke .co,,.,
" L Kennedy, of Beaufort
I,bn W Cunningham, of Person
N McDuife, OF Cumberland
John G Yancy, of Madison
The General Assembly commences its session on the hiro
Monday of November alternate year The next cleo
tions members of the Senate and House OF C"mos
August, 1858
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Tench.rs in the Bii"d Department.
j. a. WADDELL, NJ. ID. Mrs 5. G. WADDELL,
Miss NJ. f. Cooke.
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Teachers IN the u. d. ID. Department.
GEO. E. kETCHAM, CHAs. NJ. Grow,
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BANKS.
BANK OF THE STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA
Incorporated 1885,. Charter expires in 1860 CapitaI
*a'nntn, divided into ,hO shares which the Literary
Board holds 5."27 and the University 1000.
Principal Bank at Raleigh.
George W. Mordeca President.
Charles Dewey Cashier.
J. ii. BRYAN, Jr Teller and Notary Public
w. Z. Anderson, Discount Clerk and Notary Public
Jtrrdan Wonble, Jr. Clerk.
THIS Bank has branches at Newborn. Tarboro Fayete-
vile, Wilmington, Elizabeth City, Charlotte Milton Nor
Canton and Windsor
On the part of the State: D. W. Courts Public Treas-
rer, ex-''licio L. OBJ. Branch and w. r. Poole.
On the part of the Stockholders: WIN. BoyIan, VIM.
Peace. H. Bryan, Alfred jones and i. +. Moore
Offering and Renewal day-Tuesday.
Discount dav-Wednesday.
Business hours from 10 till 8 o'clock
RALEIGH BRANCH OF THE BANK OF CAPE FEAR,
William H. Jones, Cashier
X. p Finch, Teller and Notary Public.
Geo W. Haywood T. H. Se!by, Seth Jones, George Lit
tie. Hon Sion H. Rogers and C. W. d. Hutchings.
Offering day.-Montlay
Discount day-Tuesday
RAIL ROADS,
RALEIGH AND CASTOR RAILROAD COMPANY
DR.. W. J. Hawkins, President.
w. w. Vass, Treasurer
J. NJ. Pool Assistant Treasurer.
c. B. Allen Depot Agent.
Mail Train leaves minutes after ga NJ arrives at go
p. NJ. -'
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY
Chas F. Fisher. President
9. I. MendenhaIl Treasurer.
IT West, Freight and Ticket Agent
1eorge Hardie, Asst do
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NORTH-CAROLINA
FOR THE DEAF AND
DUMB, AND THE BLIND,
II SESSIlN

Beard IF directors.
WILLIAM IL. MCKEE, NJ d., President.
s. Ii. YOrNG, \. NJ. LLwIs,
JNo c. PALMER, z. BUSEEE,
". W. NASs, d. q. FowLE.
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UNOR SALE.-A LIKELY MULATTO BOY, IN liz
Il fourteenth year. Apply at this office.
Raleigh July ID, 1857.
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n tU4aMOs sCiiOOLS.-IiE EXAMINATION OF
" Teachers of Common Schools for Wake County will
be held the Court House Raleigh the first Satur-
day in Jnly, August and September Each applicant
must ducc, the day o; his last certificate
of scholarship also Il certificate Of good moral character
WILSON ". WHITAKER, Chm.
June 23, 1857. Sits.
- Register copy
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TIME OF HOLDING THE COURTS
TIE SUPREME COURT

The Bill to provide for holding Sess.n OF the supreme
Court orce year. in the part Ct the SAFE having
became Law we subuin a SYNOPSIS of it's provisions
Sec provides that Session ct the supreme our
shall be held yearly at Morgan'"n on the hsl aut VI
Angus, - .s
Sec provides that all Appeals taken and causes trans
;t,cd from the Counties OF Stokes DAVIDSON A",eme
rv Anson and all counties lying west oil the same " pe
he,Id ard trvd at Mu-gantOn ~ ,u
Sec I'd provides the appointment CT Clerk who shall
k,e his Office Il, Morsanton ~ ..,
Sec ih makes the duty of the Sheriff Of Burke To attend
the Sessions OF said Court IN
Sec 18th provides that the Reporter Tor inc cour. az ma
LEIGH sba a>c act as Reporter the Murgantun Session
oft =
Sec 9Th makes i. the duty of the Judges to appoint one m
the Solicitors with the of country s cIhe !" al
tend sad Court at Mogantor Atorne, for the Ntate
The act dues al oIi>h either Of tie Terms al heSh'
but provides fer holding additional Que a, M"rsan"n
james Dodge, Clerk
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April &c. 1857
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The New Senate.
The following is list of the members who consti-
tute the Senate for the present Congress:
Term expires Term expires
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Adjourned Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed, Trustees, will sell at auction, IN
pursuance 10 and by virtue of an Act OF As
sembly approved the 18th day of April, A. u.
1857, on MoSp,r the 10Th day of Oc;ober,A.D.
1857. at the premises in the Borough of New
Berlin, the Jail, Court House and all other
Public Buildings and Lands, situate IN SAID
Borough, belonging to the County OF Union
prior 10 the erection of the new county out OF
part of Union, bounded and described as fol-
lows, VIZ:
Five lots adjoining each other, and bounded
on the west by Vine street, north by Market
street, east by Plumb street and south by an
Alley, whereon The Court House and
County Offices are erected.
Also a certain lot adjoining Plumb street
on the east, Market street on the south, lot Of
John SeeLold'S on the west and an Alley on
the north, whereon the Jail Is erected.
Said lots will be sold separate, together with
the appurtenances.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Of
said day, when and where the terms and con-
diiions of sale will be made known by the un-
dersigned, duly appointed by said Act for that
purpose. NER MDDL ESWARTH,
HENRY c. EYER,
July -, 1857 JOHN V. BARBER.
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1rarerse Jtlr0rS-.SeptemJer 1erm, 1881
LetcisJurs- X Nesbit, John Norton, Lewis
Tddings, William Wilson, Daniel Schrack,
Peter Hursh, Hugh + shelter, Henry W Fries,
Augustus Stoughton, Daniel Neyhart, Daniel
5 Kremer. East Blfahe-John ZelIers. Gid
con Biehl, Jacob Sliier, Samuel Noll, Abraham
Frederick, Michael Brown. BuGdioe-JosePh
Diedenderler, John Cornelius, Daniel Miller,
Jac II 2eedy, VIM !, Irwin, in Hauck, Jas W
Simonton, George Siear. West BrDdloe-An-
drew Foster, John ' Barber, Joseph kleckner,
Daniel Bcgenrief, William Taylor. Hhife
Deer-John Dersham. Jerome Prlncenhoil, Uf-
banus Ranck. MNinJug-John Winter.
KeAy-PhlIip Gemberling. HTfhy-Samuei
Corl, Robert Forster, John Wilt. Solomon
Miller, George Riehl, Samuel Olewine, BenJa-
min Mensch, George Glover, George kleckner,
Jr. LimeSfone-Frederick Bolender. Jdch-
son-Philip Gross. Nep Brhn-George Mer-
rlll. URiml-Isaac Eyer, Sr.
Grand Jurors-.SpiemJer Term, 1857.
Lerisbrg-EliSha & Marsh. George Reed,
G \ Frck, David Slifer, John Musser, Samuel
S Barton. East BnGai0e-Wilson | Linn,
Nicholas Groover. BufaiOe-JackSon Wolf,
Michael Dunkcl. West Bu6aios-Jn l. Beaver,
IT V HaTbeson. keiy-Samuel 5 Spolis, Da-
vid Grove. Jacob Heinly. White DeeT-Am-
'brose Henderson. Isaac High, Adam Smith, L
F Albright, Martin Keifer NRBJurg-S w
Snodcrass Nsr BerEn--Jacob Mauck. Hurt
ty-Samucl Hartman, Daniel Long.
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Union County Court Affairs
REGISTERS NOTICE.
OTICE is hereby given to all con-

NUTNE Is NtItUV SIVtH 10 dII CU1l-
c4rned that the following named person.
have settled their accounts in the Register,
OIice AT Lewisburc. Union county, and tha
the said accounts will be presented for confir
nation and allowance a, the Orphans Court
10 he held AT LEWISBURG, for the county o.
Union. on the third Friday of SEPT. mex,
being the 18th day of said month, viz:
The account of Ignatius Brueger Admin
;s,ra,or with the will annexed of Peter Smith
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Issue List, Sept. Term, 1857.

Matthias Wilson VS. David Herr
John Roebuck VS. A Ono
Henry w Snyder VS. Saml Ewing
Com sug. NJ Chamberlin VS. Hoffman & High
VIM G Herrold VS. Smith Thompson
Chas H Cook VS. Thos Penny
David Herr VS. W II White with notice TO g
Sprout, Burrows & Co VS. NJ A Stock ct al
same VS. same
Mary Jane Flint &c VS. Charles d Kline
Lafayette Albrigh, VS. John Datesman
Neif for Hurst VS. Richard Dougherty
Christian Dersham VS. Joseph Geyer ct al
Daniel Laycock VS. William Moore
Daniel Ransler jr VS. George Housed ct al
John Wenzel VS. Jackson M'Laughlin
John NJ Benfer VS. David Splitter with notice
Porter for VI Z Shriner VS. C H Shriner with nc
Samuel Baker VS. John Datesman
Elizabeth Vartz VS. David Grove
Bank Of Danville VS. Lorenzo Teed
Mary A Davis VS. William Davis
George Wehr VS. George Faust
Daniel Rangler VS. Bastian TeIfel, with no
VIM Ritter VS. Charles Dreisbach
w T Linn VS. p b Marr
Daniel Williams VS. Kaufman & Reber
VIM MCleary VS. VIM NJ VanValzah
Seth p Mccormick VS. George Swartz
Mary Fishbaugh VS. Danl ID Gudin ct al
ioungman Il Walter VS. Noah Walter
Thornton & VanValzah US John Murphy
Israel knetel VS. James Mauck
David Herbst VS. Daniel Rengler
David Baertges VS. Alfred kneass
Peter Hummcl and Wife VS. Daniel Rengler
J ID Server L. Co VS. Saml and Jos W Shrinei
John DeLcng VS. Jos G M'Call
James NJ Smith VS. Robert Chambers
Charles II Cook VS. Bvers Il Ritter
Ann Thomas VS. Peter Beaver ct al
Il Church Il Co VS. solomon Mayer
Ranck & Roland VS. Lamber, Banck
NJ Geyer's Adm'rs for in Ranck VS. A G Higt
Geo Lippincott Il Go VS. Ranck Il Roland
e Rosenberg n Co VS. same
Brooke Il Fuller VS. same
l. j Christ for w Cameron VS. Peter Meixel
Harriet Jenkins VS. Merit Chapel ct al
Beck & Reber VS. John Zimmerman
same VS. David Zimmerman
Charles Hartzel VS. State Nut Fire &c Conn
David Fisher VS. Jonathan Deflenderter
Hunsecker for Church VS. Jos ID Forrey
Thos Church VS. same
Fred'k Bolender VS. Thos Church Il Co
Chas II Shriner VS. VIM Rule
Union County VS. Henry Solomon
Sam'l S Barton VS. Joseph Meixe!l
Youngman & Walter VS. Taggar, Furman & j
John Mover VS. Fred'k WormaD
Michael Wagner VS. Fred'k Bolender
Taylor for Young & Montelius VS. J w ShrineI
Charles Cawley VS. John Youngman ct al
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RAIL ROAD ELECTION.

The Election last Saturday was conduS-
ted upon the following Resolution propos.
ed by the Board Of Directors, Ga vote be-
ing given for each share of stock upon
which one instalment had been paid
Rcso!ued, That this meeting instruct the
Board of Directors to commence the work
and put it under contract from Lewisburg
to Pine Grove Mills, PROVIDED there is a
LIBERAL right Of cdy secured along the line.
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WALKERUs.-This great Mulatto can.
didate for Kansas Immortality has actually
flashed in the pan. He is one of Mr..
Buchanan's Paixhan guns, and having
been loaded with all the bard words in the
dictionary and brought to bear upon. Law
renee, he actually went cg-without doing
any damage!
Yes, Walkerus is great man. He
went to Topeka, and espoused the cause
of the FREQ State Settlers. He went
thence to Leconpton, and espoused Bor-
der Rufianism. lie assured the citizens
of Lawrence that the new Constitution
should be submitted to the people. At
this, the South put up an angry howl.
Walkerus heard and trembled. lie saw
that Walkerus had mission to perform,
Constitution and Union to save. So
Walkerus straightway called out the troops
and marched them to Lawrence, sat them
down before that rebellious city and bullied
the inhabitants thereof That rebellious
people turned their backs upon Walkerus
and his army, and Walkerus, finding that
the y" NIgger Question had got him INTO
an awkward predicament, raised the doieful
cry Of "Ipjins p in order to extricate
himself from an awkward predicament.
Walkerus departed, with the Union, the
Constitution and heaps of glory upon bis
shoulders. Hail Columbia-DeIenda es.
Lawrencius !-[Tioga Agitator.
nA Finding no "Injins," the extiu-
guished Imbiber has given the Mormons
full swing, and letting both savages and
polyganists have free course, Wa.kerus is
concentrating his forces to impose all the
Border Rufian code upon the peaceable
people Of Kansas. Yes, Indian murders
and undisguised Mormon rebellion are to
be tolerated, but the harmless Free State
people are to be "subdued' to the alien
tyrau.s BY tbs US bayorets and ball!
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Bv Telegraph, for the "ChrOnicle. .

PHILAD., Aug. o6-4 o'clock, P. NJ
The Atlantic Submarine Telegraph Cable
parted when three hundred and thirty
miles from the Irish coast, and the feet
returned to England. The Directors were
going to hold meeting to decide whether
they would undertake it this fall again, or
wait until next summer.
The great n. Y. broker, George Little,
is reported to have failed.
The Warren County Bank il thrown
out The Farmers Bank, Wexford, r.
T., Rhode Island Contra. Bank, Tiverton
Bank, r. l., failed. 1t is also reported
that more Of the Eastern banks have gone
under. Brokers refuse the Kanawha, Va,
Hancock Bank, Me-, and Farmers Bank,
Saratoga.
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Majority for letting sc.
There were also 6l votes polled at War
riors Mark, Huntingdon Co., for the let
ting, but the return not being in the form
ordered by the meeting of stock holders,
held at Milbeim, they have not been
counted, especially as they do not change
the result.
Only three ftihs of the whole number
of shares were voted for.-The vote
against immediate letting, was cast princi.
pally by friends of the work who doubted
the policy of starting with the small sub
scription obtained. The large majority
against, in Centre county, was swelled by
the vote of those who feel interested in the
proposed Road from Lewistown to Snow.
shoe. Others, who signed many months
ago, now think they could do better with
their money.
We have heard the complaint made,
that some subscriptions were made with
the distinct understanding, expressed at a
meeting in Millheim, that the risk was
not to be undertaken until 100000 in
good subscriptions were surely obtained.
The President Of the Road informs us
that this resolution wai coupled with an
other condition, and that was that it
should not be undertaken by the Board
unless 500, 900 we're secured, or a vote
of the stock holders was had authorizing
them to proceed.
All the officers and Directors Of the
Board in Union county worked strongly in
favor of the Letting, and, as far as wc
know, those in Centre county also.
Only"a liberal right Of way along the
line" is now requisite, to empower the
Directors to contract for tho grading Of tho
line from Lcwisburg to Pincgrove. Our
farmer friends are called upon to exercise
the grace Of liberality, before the smoke
wagon gives the finishing touch to the
buauty and attractiveness Of Buffalo and
Peuns vallics. (The Telegraph will i'm.
media.ely follow tho Engine.)
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JUNIATA.-The Union Convention Of
Junia,a county met on Monday last, and
nominated II. T. M'ALLIsrER; of Fayettc
Tp., for Assembly, and . full County
Ticket. Messrs. VIM. s. Thompson, Rich
ard Doyle, and John Balsbach, we're ap.
pointed Confsrocs, to meet those from
Snydcr and Union counties, at Boyer's
tavern, in Snyder county, on Thursday,
tho S,h September next
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-28

TaE ATLANTIC cTELEGRArH-The com.
pany which has undertaken this great en-
terprise has q capital of e25o, 900, (sl,756,-
000) which is divided into thrco hundred
and fifty shares of thousand pounds
each. Cost of deep sea cable per mile
$4s5 total cost for $500 miles, 81, ,2l2,
500; 10 miles Of steel covered wire for
mid ocean connection, sl4, 800; 25 miles
Of heavy shore ends, S3l $50, making a
total cost of 81 ,25S, $50 for the entire Ca
bic ready 70. submersiop.
There are eight steamers engaged in
laying the cable. Prof Morse is on board
and some 600 or 100 men in all arc EN-.
ployed.
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1GcdGuCIy
The race of Judas, Arnold, Tyler, &C.,
is not extinct. So long IS the human
heart is subject to the control of sordid
avaricc or unprincipled ambition, SO long
will men be found, who, regardless of
honor or decency, will: for consideration
desert their friends and strike hands with
their bi,tercst, lifelong foes.
lVm. B. Reed, of Philad., is . specimen
of this kind of men in politics. A facility
of genius and unscrupulous tenacity, made
him = tolerable successful man, except
when as professed Whig, he sent money
to buy up Lohigh county, and penncd the
memorable words, "Lebigh must do bet.
terw Twice was this Greed shaken with
the wind elected to office, as an anti.sla-
very man, by a union of all the opponents
Of Locofocoism. But when Slavery had
divided the Wing party, his aristocratic
instinct for the probable strong side led
him into the support of the last old federal,
Buchanan, and the reward of his treachery
and vcnalily is his appointment as Com.
missioner to China, where he takes letter
from Archbishop Hughes-the very man
he formerly so maligned!
Isaac Uu=lehurit is a similar example
Of the base ingratitude of some men. lie,
too, is q smooth-tongued Philadelphia
lawyer, born in the lap of plenty, aud it
appears working for whatever will pay best.
Only three years ago, this man sought and
obtained the nomination for Solicitor from
all tie opponents Of Locofocoism in Philad.
Then, there was no louder advocate for
"Fusion" and "Union," than this same
Hazlenut-("may the ID crack him !')
He was elected, the opposition being uni
ted and led BY honest and sensible men.
Time passed on aud Slavery broke up the
American party as it hat the Wing party.
Where was this Hazlenut, then? Why,
among the "sfraight" Fillmore leaders
doing his best to defeat the very Wing,
Republican, aud true American union
.hich made him all he was! This spring
be wanted to be Governor, and was propo.
sed before the Harrisburg Union Conven-
ton assembled, but finding his aid in elec-
ting Buchanan last fall rendered him un-
popular, his friends wisely abstained from
bringing him forward. The American
State Council,a Altoona, endorse the Har.
risburg Union nominations; but delegates
(some Of them selfappointed) met at Ian
caster from nine counties only, and nomi-
mated Hazlenut & Co. Now, neither this
Hazlenut nor any of bis clique (party he
has none) expcc; to elect him; /; they only
hope to elect Packers as they did Buchanan,
BY dividing the Opposition. And what
is to be the re,card of this man for bis be-
trayal of his former friends and the defeat
of his professed priuciples-whether it is
cash in hand or an Office (like Read in
pospect--the future only can reveal
49,
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Union County Meeting. Lcyvisb'g

All. p. NJ, of Is Sept. next (secnnd day OF
Court,) the citizens Of Union and adjoining
counties may expect addresses from Hon: An
nnxw G. Cunrrx and others, in favor oi the
Opposition candidates for State Officers. MIR.
Curtin has promised to attend, and we hope
10 announce at least one more speaker, next
week. Spread tie Information
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-28
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

VINHE subscriber offers for sale his Residence
on the west side of South Second street
IN the Borough of Lewisburg, between Market
and St.Lous streets, consisting of near a lot and
a halfoi ground maxim a irontof9 90 feet on said
Second street, and in length l57 feet, 6 inches,
The Improvements are commodious three
- storey BRICK DWELLING
of pressed brick, Az feet
front by SO feet deep-well fnished-with a
marble base, marble sills and lintels in front
"a fre-proof roof-with Wing attached of
23 by 10 fee,-an Out Ki,chen-a Well of ex-
cellent water. with Pump in, under roof-a
large Cistern also under roof-a large new
Stable-an Ice House-and other necessary
out-buildngs. There are also on said1e>
Lot choice Fruit Trees and Shrubbery e.
The location is desirable one either for
private residence or public business. It's On
the most elevated part of the Borough, near
the Court House, and bur short distance from
Market sircef.--Tcrms will he made easy
June 9, 1887. Il. +. MILLER.
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LaVVS of 1857.

Notice is hereby given that the Quota OF the
laws of The slSession Of the Legislature have
been received at the Prothonotary's Office OF
Union County for distribution to those entitled
10 the same. SAMUEL ROUSH,
Icwlsturg, Aug lo,'s7 Prcih'y.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-28

The Dred Scott arprovals and United
States Marshal arrests have most seriously
affected Democratic Supreme Judges Of
Ohio. Judge Caldwell, and Judge Cor
win, late of that distinguished tribunal,
have 10 the fullcs, extent of indignant Ian
gusgc and eloquent philippe, denounced
the proceedings had toward the freemen of
Ohio, and Judge r. B. Warden, quandam
Of the same bench, has left the party alto
ge.hcr. and declares bis purpose to vote
the Republican ticket.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-28

An explosion at the Brandywine Pow
der Mills 2Sa inst, killed Mr. Dupont and
!oay o,Ls1 men. ....
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-28

THE CAMPAIGN OPENED.-A large and
very enthusiastic meeting of theOpposition
Was held at Bloomfield, Perry county, on
Court week. W. W. Dickinson presided,
assisted by Vice Presidents from every
election district in the county. Judge
Kelley of Philad., and Baer the Buckeye
Black ksmith, made long addresses, which
were well received. The meeting strongly
endorsed the whole Harrisburg platform
and its nominees.