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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

ARREST or V,cHAxrs.-On Friday night TIE
Sixth Precinct Police made descent upon numbs.
Of vssran.s and disordery females who frequent the
PAX nightly aud cause no little annoyance to respect
able persons having business in the neghborhood Of
the City Hall. Eighteen Of the unfortunate cresture,
secured and locked up in the Station House for
the remainder of the night On Saturday they were
conveyed before Jutice O,borne a. the Lower Police
Court, ard sentenced to Blsckwels Island for terms
varying from three 10 sI months each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

FATHER M,THEw,-The Temperance Society
named after this celebrated advocate of total absti-
nence observed the anniversary Of bis birth on Saur.
day evening There was large attendance, and
some good speaking.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

On Sunday morning The Rev. Archbishop Hughes
preached a sermon at s.. Patrck's Cathedral, Mott
street. in behalf of St Josephs Seminary, located at
Foldbam. A collection taken up for the support
of the Seminary, which is now somewhat in debt
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
II. H. Dersham, II. D.,
.AIING permanenl!y IOcaied In Le-


Ill wisburg. Pa, respectfully tenders has
Professional Services TO the citizens OF this
town and vicinity, hoping by prompt attention.
to the duties of his profession to meri. Il share
of their patronage. Attention will also be PAD
10 Chronic Diseases Of every name ,and Treated
with unparalleled success.
Da. DERSHAM graduated at the renowned
American Electic Medical college, Z Cincinnah,
having first studied the Old or AlIopaihlc Sys-
TEN of medicine, and attended Lectures IN one
Of the Old School Medical Colleges Of Philad-
elphia but becoming convinced OF the super
iority of the New or American Eclectic system,
he commenced its study, and attended two
courses of Lectures in the Reformed or Anne
rican Eclectic Medical College ot tie Queen
CITY of the West. This iusNfui. ~, although
yet in it, infancy. la 10 super.r 10 t '.,' " - ana
has already annually more -ud'H tian q" ,ur other
rlicnl Colleges Of Cincinnati cuui iar 10 - ssuiins
uiy-iciaus all parts Of roh, and in Ohio, lniiH
thoy will soon h- more numerous "a Al any "-4eI
class of pby.irian-
The principal difference between the T. -uri tucw or
FrIeefi and IN. old Al oIathir cine. is this
the New school medicinal a-cut That il IN any
way injurious the human syst1i- such a. taiotar
Arsenic uony. Ar; Tor -Upcrlar ami larall"- agents
have of late years teen dsc0ssrei 10y the ever ~ RAJ
aud prosre'~ig" ply ti."ii- 'l lAs a." s'"''i t' "
complete substitutes for those elct"ruus medicines t1
lionel. &c.;J therefore we have no neri Tor t m N'
these valuable ageu-, and all those % the ui or
AIopatic school Ia" iw ppsous neutu al Owe,
and all the improvement ofevery other -t-irin oi M
cine las the Homuraiiir, II ydrui atIcI Lu-DHian a.
many diseases are -uIah!r that we're cuss c'u-' r!
imp6sss Die. mr., that too without trc.kil. down ia.
stitution aal creating other ils"- brl'y. Eheu-
matisIn Dyspepsia, Liver Disease t--aii sure Threat,
Diseased Bone, premature Los q! Ie ia, &c.
The Sea school certainly claims great sufcroTiiy IN
the treatment Il all diseases II hos lrou proved iy
Clinical reports that thr moTtay-t.sir a.l diseases
torether- less than per cent, tst .: Aslc Cholera
is only per cent
This i ar Of progress and imlr vrrn'ft ari N"
New ScEoai j. always progressing uot being bound down
ty dr.poiir rrrcds and aut!4 uatCyi Theories
NB OFFICE at the lover end Of Market st. ltls
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
N. woRDEN ss J. R. CORNELIUS.
STATE CONVENTION.

Ths citizens of Pennsylvania who are op
posed 10 the extension Of Slavery and to the
other equally obnoxious principles of the in
coming NaNoah Administration, as an.
nounced IN the Cincinnati pla'form-who are
opposed 10 the union of Church and state,
the exclusion OF the B bic from our Common
Schools, and in favor Of protecting the ballot
box from the corrupt influences by which the
VIII OF the people was defeated IN the recent
State and Presidential elections-are request
cd to elect delegates, equal in number 10 the
present representation in the Senate and
House of Representatives,, 10 meet IA C0nven-
lion an the Hall OF the House of Representa-
nves, at Harris burg, on Wednesday, The 25h
Gay Of March next, al IL o'clock NJ, 10 nom
mate candidates for Governor, Judge OF the
Supreme Court and Canal Commissioner, 10
be supported az the ensuing October election.
lSIyaed by IS 5LaJcrs Ct' the Senate and
Uyuse of ReprescafattUeS.l
HARBIsBrRG F-B % 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
LEWSBJR( CHRONICLE WEST BRANCH FARMERMARC 90 1857

TNION county, S..
1 The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania,
(l 70 Samuel Baker, Greeting:
u. Whereas, Cathariuc Baker by her
t~.~ next friend Geo. Dreisbach Esq. did
on the l7ih day of september last past prefer
her petition 10 our Judges of the Court Of
Common Pleas of the county Of Union, at
court held at Lewisburg in and for SAID county
PRAYING for the causes therein set forth she
might be divorced from the bands o. MalEimony
entered into with you the said Samuel Baker,
WE therefore command you (as before we
dld) the said Samuel Baker that setting aside
all other business and excuses you be aud
appear in your proper person before our
Judges at LewIsbErg at Count OF Common
Pleas there to be held for the said county oI.
Monday the 18th day Of May next, 10 answer
the petition or libel of the SAID CatharIne
Baker bv her next friend Georse Drei>bach
Esq, and to show cause If any you have why
the said Catharine Baker your wife should
not be divorced from the bonds Of maIrimuny
agreeaby To the act of General Assembly IN
such case made and provided. And hereof
you are not TO fan.
Witness the Hon. As. Wilson, President of
our SAID court at LewlsbuTg The 5ih day OF
March, 4. d. 1851
SAMUEL ROUSH, Proth'y.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
UNION COUNTY, IS.

UNION COUNTY, IS:
l The Commonwealth Of PenHsylva-
L. :. MIA 10 Mary Yearick, widow, Henry
~ Yeariclt, Thomas learlck, Samuel
Yearlck, Emanuel Year.ck. Mary Yearick,
Susannah Yearick Of Ohio, Rebecca iearick,
Rachel Yearick, Sarah lntcrmarrled with Da-
vid Hoy Of Iowa, Judith intermarrIcd with
William Sitter, LYDIA inlcrmarrled with
Peter Hoy of Ohio now deceased leaving issue
two children named John and Mary Hoy Of
Ohio, Catharine Intermarried with Peter Hoy
of ONO, and Elizabeth lntermarrIed with Geo.
W. Swineford now dead leaving issue one
child named Theophilus who is minor and
has George n. Youngman guardian ad lilem,
heirs and legal representatives of HENRY
YEARICK, late Of the borough Of Mi.liinburg,
Union county, deceaSed-Greeting:
Whereas, by an Inquest for that purpose
duly awarded by the Orphans Court of the
county aforesaid, the real estate of the said
Henry Yearici, was valued and appraised as
follows, 10 wit:
MOL. Lot on Front street, adjoining
ands OF George Royer, Thomas Yearick and
others, containing thirty feet in front and one
hundred and tweaty-Six feet in depth, where
upon is erected a two storey frame Dwelling
House, with the appurtenances, we have val
.ued and appraised at the sum Of S55333
9o.2 4 certain tract or piece Of Land
adjoining lands of Berryhll Bell, Nicholas
Nil lihouse and others, containing tonr acres
or thereaboutS, we have valued and appraised
al the sum Of one hundred and nineteen dollars
and seventy-ive cents per acre-Si79.00.
Nc. 3. Also a tract or piece Of Land
adjoining lands of John Gotshall, Benjamin
W. Thompson and others, containing two
acres more or less. we valued and appraised
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
EXeCutriX' Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters Tes-
~ tamentarv on the last will and testament
of ABNER ROBBINS, late of White Deer
township, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Register of Union county,
in due form of law therefore, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate,
are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having just claims against the same
are also requested to present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
JENNA ROBBINS, Executrix.
White Deer, Feb. Z, 1857 pd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

CSupposed 2OO too ioW.)
The total amount Of the various items
of taxable property is not given, but the
amour, of all together is sos, ,16o,2 ,2H
(No. of Taxables, reported 597,773)
Many Of these Taxables, holding prop
er.y in partnership, and in more than one
district, are counted twice and ever The
---,-. IS Taxables is therefore too great.
but the total Valuation is altogether too
low, as all will see who know TIE practice
in making assessments.
The tables accompanying this Report,
reveal some curious instances Of official de-
linquency, somewhere. Ii you believe all
these sworn officers, the great State Of
Chester has no personal estate worthy of
the tax payers notice. Greene, AKesn,
Potter, and Tioga-poor fellows have
no stocks or money at interest Arm-
strong, AT Barhs, Bradford, Cambria,
Chester, Clarion, Elk, Fulton, Greene, JEFF
ferson, N'kean, Mfilin, Monroe, Perry,
Pike, Potter, Snyder, Tioga, Venargo,
Wayne, and Wyoming, do not indulge in
any vain furniture in their unpreteuding
little cottages. In Fulton, Greene, Luzcrne,
M'Kean, Pike, Potter, and Wayne, all 90
a-foot or on horseb back-no money wasted
on carriages or any such vani'ies, among
those primitive people. Cambria, Clear
field, Elk, Fulton, Greene, NJ Kean, Pot
ter, Snyder, Sullivan, Somerset, Tioga,
Warren, Wayne and Wyoming, have des-
perately poor mechanics, for not one of
them has trade or occupation worth over
5000 per year. There are no Office hun
tiers in Cambria, Centre, Clinton, Clear
field, Columbia, Cumberland, Elk, Fulton,
Greene, Indiana, Jefferson, Juuiata, Ls-
high, LyOOming, NKean, Montour, Pot
ter, Snyder, Sullivan, Susquehanna, Venan.
90, Warren, and Wayne counties in
those barren "deestricts" are no salaries
or emoluments worth over 5000 per year,
and that wouldn't pay printers bills, liquid
"smiles," horse hire, and the appropria-
tions for gas and fuss generally. How
they keep time in some of the counties, we
do not understand. Out in Forest county,
it is of course unnecessary to have any
watches, and accordingly none are return
ed; in Mifllin county, also, the assessor
could find none, after diligens search
which is rather strange, as we thought our
friends down there could indulge in that
luxury; while even in Sullivan county
there is reported So worth of that descrip-
ton of "turnips." Altogether, there is a
lamentable destituton of some of the ele.
gsncies and comforts of life, outside Of
old Union.
The number of Acres of Land in the
4 .i.L +
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

in market in the ease aud speei with which II
grinds, and IN the great power 81 'l' p5r~s-
-ha"n'aef"'ea III H'' N1S'e '''''' lii'''S't'S-
PLEASE TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
-,,,.r IT, - o., r,f,, ,...- ,,,tf o.. az
/ pense has been spared iuits manufacture
IN tho materials re the very hest and ara
ali 'i'e
uSeu uHSPdilHrS' III y ' a.
twice the length OF the former oAeS,aud a4.,in-
Guiding the top DynlrF, made o. iron .t ne " m ,s
II Tie f..rm of t. Pres is .,r Er inst a q wool
~ I - ,yr,ly ami tIlr threat # H. t4. rut fl
- iTrs ttr,u n n The rswer of the Pr.-- is r.ry
- i,r,t 14t cannot b. trol.r l, ar.y n. ..- mean.
m m stf m a..I othr fgrt-f In. i...s-
az a. 1i. A. and I5f,f.f ar I .....- .51-
- - n ICnrpaIs run i'm '.t-.r.. and .s-
- 'SrlhrI' lh' ~. ~ - ., ,,. -Is,.
:. ~ l,,,t ,.--rylr Perfection t-if- n. . r both IN
~ a. ''i, n'r'a -, " , ,, ,l' AMI. .5rt-t
Arrrs7ns who hav, teen obliged O. use a.. OH b.
iI,t fut yliI. are aWars Lsv CONVENIENT 1t i.aai
especially t Sc who hav- not llrr quantities lr .s
By having this MIL on your plantation farm ou au,
at any time in tE minutes m'h" few gallon Il sweet
cider tur PRESENT u.s. you very make
nj fw barrels. Tn Na1h.ur, v'li worked, BE- rsIai!g
Of making . y barrels % cider DAY, Nt-L 7a'-
The Innciina j. aig u ruutt hsse.,t,is o- ar pow
er, ami shs the P.v- az -l.-Hi small . Z lsr-
teen years 4 a-' gAn irr-- N ifii @'.- 81. ' 1Lg
following may Dc aoaue,A "' ZIG '- ''4 a. -e' o4
uli- mill.
flIst-4- VIII hlH,' NOR --4 '--'i '': 7I 80
with given glai'i'y ~ app les IN p ii''t 'i-- "iih
much les iutfF a'-t ,A.'''."
secoui-It Nil nlSy clrArr snd sN'cier "a Ter than
Thitd-h'u can mas" t.' 'i+.g ~ ' -aa' it ami
when you want ii aud ia 4t-hilira i't' ,i Fa--lu 20
harrr!s-
fourth-Nith 70 You can pF" .Ai '5T'---,.eFF1'-'
Berries cheese Butter. L'fl 400 49,
Ilith-N iihit- US Gu ca ~ al l'i' H''. 7,h aLi
sN,-, t'l'T. ,T T., ,-.. - -...-.... . s-, .- - .
W I'm a' 'i "a "a" a. ~ .'..-- - .. ,.' +. .
n"., - a., rI 3. - 49, .,-- f-..r...,.. o..
vim ..' a. - -.
FARMER "oN'I u' ''1'''-'- %.
RECOMMEND fI.H-F+
1'eh ! = ~ i.ih- +,
,,", ~ -, ~. - - - ,f-rr - - 81. 4.
, 'llH,' u''- "a, l--.' 80 . ---'4 4 81. .-..4
-, - - ~, -, ,rss am, r,s, f.,-7.. -.
bour w;tb two men can recommend yuur improved
t,ier N 70 al fcuit growers = sped AMI ssyiu, Of
lator can make thirty tive gallons of cider from nine
mi onhaif bushels common ufpie- The c. isr c.n d.
tr,.,ri from IL, rniar- will yt water now tsr
VII keep one year ic l. used tie j-,--.
.'uHN fl'u'.H!.
s.. L.Js,.Ju.y ~. l-5s.
VIZ " % nr-r-E Your Mills (. here, s-I Soc j. .y-
sold d.! N AMI ,re-ra',d ~ t"s'' NOR. A. t'i- 1rr
H much batter made aut i-''rF i."-in- No iLau ta-
other Kind. We kno" They VII .l 4I'Aiy aohesIie q
them at sjo-pri-e Of the other g.
We have six Of the other hini out a. We saIi before,
yeopl, won't look .t tn. a aoursi ie OF yours
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
DR.. KELLIWG'S

Cancer Institute. for the Treatment of
Cancers, Tuners, Wens. Ulcers, Scrolula, or
any Growth OF Sore. Chronic Diseases gene
rally can be cured Ofcurable) without sursica.
operation or poison. For all particulars write.
state diseases plainly, and enclose - cts for
advice; Letters must have a postage stamp
enclosed 10 pay answer. Medicine sent any
distance. Address & L KEELING, MD,
Mechancsburg, Cumberland Co, Pa.
fredericksburg is miles from Harrisburg on the CIV
Railroad, and accessible from all parts the Union
Old and young poor and rich. come alive will do Won
good fs To those afflicted who visit me p.rso-
nally will send, mall receipt Of $ only Recir
to prepare with full Directous for use &C. stats
all particulars. Address as above om6.0
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
COAL' COAL!
NlL 1.-The undersigned WOul

" pecifuly inform the citizens of Lewisburg
and vicinity, as well as persons in adjoining
towns, that he keeps constantly on hand a
supply Of SHiNOkiN and NILKSBARRE
coal, for Stove and other purposes, of every
variety aud size and will deliver Coal to persons desiring
it, as he has team for that purpose Having erected
pair of good WEIGH SCALES, he can assure persons
purchasing Coal that they will get full weight and thus
pay only for that they receive.
Coal can he had at the lowest Cash prices his Yard
a few yar.s from Mr.. Wriiensaul's Hotel
WEIGHING G-al kinds will be attended 10 at his Coal
Yard. GEORGE UOLSTEIN
LewisburC, May 13 1856
- Also Blacksmith's Coal
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
DoDxS. DooRS!I
Great Bargains ut the
Peoples New and Cheap Book Store


Of p. MENUS & Co, Lewisbnrg, Pa.
TT YOUNG. one of the firm, has jus; ar
IL. rived Ito attend to the business tor the
presently with a large and select stock Of
BOOKS of the most varied character, bought
at the Trade Sales at the lowest rates, which
have been added to the already fine stock on
hand. all of which Will be sold al correspond
ing low rates. We 90 upon the principle Of
quick sales and small profits. Citizens Of
Lewisburg, look to your interest, encourage
this new enterprise. You will find eventually
that you will he the gamers byit. Your town
wants good Book Store, conducted on the
most modern and approved style. Such we
promise You, if you will but give us your in
fluence and patronage as long as we sell YOU
as cheap and perhaps cheaper than others,
which we feel confident IN saying we can do.
The enterprise is new, and not yet properly
organized. We would but ask your kind in
diligence and patronage for short time, and
guarantee all we promise IN the way of
improving. On our shelves you will find a
large collection of Standard and Miscellaneous
Books to meet the wants and tastes Of all ; also
STATIONERY Of every variety. We hope
10 supply you soon with all the Leading News
papers and Magazines at the earliest possible
period, from their connter. We solicit sub
scriptions for any of the Leading Weekly
papers or Monthly Magazines all will be fur
nished at the Publishers advertised rates, in
clubs or single numbers. Our connexion with
the School Book Business, enables us to sell
everything low at either wholesale or retail.
We call special attention TO the Public School
Register. The Globes, Pelton's Outline Maps,
Sanders and Merrirs Elocu,ionary Chart, &c.
One and all, give us a call, examine our
stock. and Judge for yourselves.
Feb..20,67. p. MENUS d co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

WASHINGTON, March 16.-Lord Ma
pier, the new British Minister, was iutrs-
duced to tue President, at 10 o'clock to.
day, by Gen. Cass, and presented his Gre
dentials. His expressions Of cong.atula-
sion and his desire to preserve the peace
OF the two countries were cordially recip-
'0ca'ea by the President, Lord Napier
was IN cOur, dress.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20

TORONTO, March l2.-The tram which
left this city this afternoon for Hamilton,
ran off the bridge over Des Jariines Ca
nal, above Hamilton, precipitatlng the
engine, baggage Car and two passenger
cars, containing one hundred and twenty
passengers, into the water. Between fifty
and sixty passengers were killed instantly,
many of whom were citizens of the States.
Parliament adjourned immediately on
hearing the tidings.
A train which had passed before, had
sunk the bridge SO much that the lOcomo'
tive of this train was obstructed by the
abutment to such degree that the passen-
ger cars were raised up aud thrown into
the canal
BUFFALO, March 16.-The funeral of
Mr. Zimmerman, at Niagra Falls, to-day,
was very imposing Masonic display. 1t
is estimated that fifteen thousand persons
we're present.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
LENISBURG:


fcsSG, present. ana kuiUre.
The call for Bricklayers and Boat,
builders in our advertising columns,
renders it proper that We should call
particular attention to our position
as town.
For the last 10 or Is years we have
enjoyed steady, healthy growth in
population Of at least 100 year. 1t
is estimated that we now number near
5000 souls. IL 1850, the enumeration
was 2,0l2.
The present year promises TO be
more busy and prosperous than any
previous. 1t is estimated that not
less than One Hundred Thousand Dol
lars will be expended in building the
current season.
The remaining University ediices,
and the Female Seminary, are under
the workmcu's hand, and Gas Works
soon will be. The former can hardly
be surpassed, in beauty or fitness, in
the Stale. The latter Will be upon a
liberal scale, adapted to our wants
dozen years to come.
OF the private enterprises, We are
not fully Informed, and therefore We
mention but one to-day-the dwelling
Of Mr.. John D. Musscr, 5. &. corner of
5th and Market Sts.-as designed by
Mr.. Palmer, it has some attractions
perhaps not to be eQuallcd.. ...until Nj.
Palmer builds for himself on 2l St.
Frick, Slifcr d Co. have work for
two years TO come for as many hands
as can labor on their commodious
pramises-
All these enterprises require more
Mechanics and Laborers than can be
found here at present.
WE wAsT-Wa Works, and ad-
ditional dwelling houses. These are
serious wants.
For the FUTURE, We see not why We
may not be pleased with still greater
prosperity. Our capital is accumula-
ting; we are more easy OF access; our
Educa lional interests with enlarged
advantages must receive a fresh impe-
tus the farmers in the rich Valleys
surrounding us are rapidly improving
and will permit US to CLEAN little
from their broad acres the Seat Of
Justice is here established; and, above
all, the same industry, energy, frugal
ity, temperance, and neighbovly kind
ness which have heretofore been such
efficient instruments Of our advance
ment, still exist, and in their exercise
under the favor Of God is the surest
guarantee Of future enlargement of
numbers, wealth, business, and means
of usefulness and enjoyment.
The contemplated Bridge at Win
field, when built would ensure an ex-
tension Of the Susquehanna or North
ern Central Railroad to Lewisburg :;
and the boped-for Spruce Creek road
must terminate here. Our sagacious
business men will not fail to turn
these to their advantage.
We would add that-on the Cash
plan-thc CHRONICLE has now lar
ger circulation than ever before: and
having ten years bastled and toiled
for the interests Of the town, we hope
to share literally in its prosperity.
Campaign Of I857-First Gun.
!. -. -.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
Campaign of I357-First Gun
The " GRANITE STATE

"Re0olutioas nerer 90 GachWards"
The New Hampshire Election Icing the
frst State contest since the election of Mr
Buchanan, has elected much interest. If
old Democratic New Hampshire continued
to adhere to the Republican PLATFORM,
there was little danger but the other States
would remain firm TO Freedom, now, as
they did in 20 Great Efforts were made
by the Administration to regain their as
eendancy, but in vain. Halle, (Rep.) has
5000 msj. for GoVernor-the Senate and
Council all Republican two-thirds of the
House ditto; and three Republican Con-
ercssmen reelected.
This is good sign and, fhiey do not
rslaz their .5iorts, aad l'roce too confident
Of success, every Free State Iaay be carried
asains. the Administration.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
WHO WANTS CLOTHING,
TOR
ANEyAE On MNTWNNE2

'ENHE undersigned being determined to close
business IN this tuwn,will dispose of',heir
present extensive stock of First Rate Clothing
at positively 25 per cent. less than it has
ever before been offered IN this town or neigh
borhood, Come hither, all We seedy, shiver-
ing bodies, and be ye nicely. warmly clothed,
II you can't be satisfied with our prices and
goods. you never can be. Here you can get
Coats, Pants,N Vests, Shirts, Drawers
well, anything that a gentleman ought to be
possessed OF Except perhaps a wie)-for
your money, no matter how small your pile
may be. Don't think we are joking when we
say that we offer them 50 low, but Just come
and see for yourselves.
J. GOLDSMITH & BRO.
NOTICE All persons indebted TO the
Firm Of !. Goldsmith * Bro. are earnestly
requested TO call soon and square up; and
those having claims, will please present their
bills. GOLDSMITH x BRO.
Lewisburg, Pa. Feb. 6, 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-20
NNOOTTIICCEE.

4 LII persons knowing themselves indebted
N TO ]. Schreyer, either by Note or Book
Account, will confer particular favor BY
paying the same on or before the lst day Of
April next. ~ j. SCHREYER.
Lewisbuf,, Feb, 20 1857