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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-01-09

1R.O0O ClGARs.-LaBellas, usue.
.LOeNYV Regaiias, Principles, Operas, Co.
que.ars, LaDulee Pima, &C., Just received BY
may A. CLEAGE co.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-01-09
Commission Business.
8. X. REEDER

RncTfULlY Informs the citIsens Of Mcsiinn
comfy, and the public reu that he vim
70 ,ne selling Purchasing and Forwarding Of all kinds
troc1ee. Asete ordering Goods, Groceries, any
ne 81 maehncry that may be called for. He fur.
nsn Machinery, such fhreshers, Reapers, Mowers,
s'a and straw Cutters, Of any kind Wished at manu-.
factnrers' prices, heieht added. :
good lot Of Threshsrs on she WV and IN .rrv. 4,
few days. AisS, one Circular Saw Mn and one Glover
Huller on hand and for sale By SIX REIDRR.
Athens, Tenn, may fi-tf-ze
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23
IoAN,T MAKE UP MY MIND.

l can't maze mp my mind, mamma,
In such unseemly haste
Nor pick from all my dying swains
A husband to my taste.
There's gay Charles Dash, charming man,
Most althble and kind,
Who loves me SO devotedly-
But can't make up my mind.
And next, there's Frank, Young Harry West,
So fond, SO true, so clever,
Who, though scod him all the day,
Adores me more than ever.
There's Roger Snipe, the pink of beaux,
Or else your daughters blind,
And yet when Snipe grows serious
can't make up my mind.
There's lawyer Keen and Poet Good,
Exemplars of their sort
Still, still | can't make up my mind.
There's no accounting fort
eyes, yes, there is stern truth replied,
vanity imparts
That false delight in tiatt'ring tongues,
Which torieits loving hearts,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

rTIE uNDERSI o NED thankful Tor past favors fron
agenerops public, and aoping to merit the same by
uxurIGs tobacco, S1u and Segars gives notice thate
has Just reserved lot of superior Sesars from the most
celebrated manufacturers, Numbering twenty i've diff
ieren Kinds and ranging FROM half cent to ten cents
piece. Also lot of superior bright Tobnccos. VIZ. VII
gina, Dq TEN, Eis slnrado, Belle Of Flnr!dni hesldes
Snni oai Kinds line cut Tobuucn Andersnns, Millers
and Gonlwins lie agent for newspapers lIom all parts
iargers Weekly paGlor Cnsket, AmerlGPn ;lon Frank
csIies Illustrated Newspaper, and all kinds Of News
papers constantly on hand. He has hand fine lot u
NOlins, Violin Bows, Violin 5: rings, Screws Bridges
Rusn Tan Pieces for Niolms for sale cheap Tor cash
The attention Ofthe publ is respectfully nyited tn his
Newark, Del. =. II. CHOATE.
mar. 70 3mOs. Segars. Tobacco.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23
!. s. WHEELER,
DRAPER AND TAILOR,
ODD EEILo WS, IL A Il L.,

UDD 7 Elmo w 81 UA M,
NEWARK, DEL,
aa THE SUBSCRIBER teniershls thanks to his
A& numerous patrons for their liberal patronage
Hh sineS he commenced business in NewarK and
Mir would respectfully state that he has removed to
--'a the Oli Follows Hall where he will have more
room aud greater facilities IN the conduct Of his bns-
npss Being a practical tailor and having had large ex-
peTienGe in the oI garment dning and employing
none competent hands, viii he safe guarantee thar
an orders lett at his will ho executed in neat and
substantial nnerand NJ The shurtest notice The best
uliait CLOTHS GAssIMEEs aud VEsTIN NGs, constant
IL knp hand besides large and varied assortment Of
Hand Gheis Collars NGok'ias, Glnves, stock ings
shuts, Suspenders Ne. AfOan excellent assortment
Of Havana and domestic egarR, Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco with variety of other articles usually to Do
Lni In n 'Inb1ecp Store apr. lily,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

SoRE JoKE.-The following joke going the
rounds OF the Western papers p too good to be
lost:
The superintendent of the Marietta and Gin
cinnati Railroad discharged a conductor be-
longing to that road.
The conductor was asked why he was dis
charged.
.Welll' said he, Il was discharged for giving
free pass
'What made you such fool as to give free
pasS?'
'Wcll, you see,' replied the conductor, 81 got
tired riding alone, and gave friend of mine
free pass to get him to go along for company.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23
1857. GEORGE S GRIER. 1867
Iron Founder and Machinist,

MILFORD, DEL AWARE.
A LII kinds Of Mill and Machine Castings Gearing;
~ Shattng, Spind es, &C. Iron Turning, Boring and
fs SGas GfIfFU ihPIl,9E Ifaa" 9"
am manufacturing and keep supply ofthe following
articles Sheh MaTIqnt e rye tSiactl91 e. the pnr
OF HORSi. POWERS.
have altered the patterns and made the Wheels stron-
ger and the ShaItng instead of Cast now of Wrought
No; First class power strong for horses Mammoth
NNo.s !" :. :. a. Ser m horses, @ pGiee S95 s 90 S
No. Rail way or endless chain, for horses.
No.2 for / horse. Price sS5 Jas 90 90
Urnys Pattern, double geared for .
WMe&r TnREsHERs AND CLEANERS CoMniNEp. w
Az warranted TO work wel both open and clsse CYL
nders, of either Iron wood, with Teeth secured by
screw and nut with improved coneaves and hoxes, and
Mol 80 inch cylinder, of iron, to thresh, fan
. and clean at the time SlOO
No. !, 80 IN. cylndcr., all iron, so
No. !, q IN cS Id, iron, 45
No.S' g. g., =; " wooG a teeth screwed IN, sSs5
Mo 8. l6" all wood Z" !" IS
STRAW CARRIERS, SUPERIOR BETTING, WRENcHEs,
,l,,,,,.,, AND OILERS.
- PORTABLE FIUURAND CORN MILLS,
IHE LITTLE WONDER AND MAGIC MILL, FOR Tw o
Warranted 10 grind, with two horses or oxen, three
ns els per l0nr OF line meal, or IL bushels ut feed for
soeki and with more power applied will grind in pro
por2 IL measures leet by high made uI Iron, with
Price S75. One can be seen operation al my shop.
Corn Shelters for Hand and Horse Power 10 seperate
PLoWSs-3I different sizes and kinds, among which
Alio, Castings ofall Kinds, Cutvaors, HarroNs, &c.
June l8-ii.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

A stranger, riding along the road, observed
that all the milestones were turned in partc-
ular way, not facing the road, but rather avert
ed from it. He called to a countryunan and in
quired the reason. ssGod bless you, sir" re-
piled the man, e'the wind is so strong some
times in these parts, that if we weren't to turn
the backs of the milestones to it, the figures
would be blown Off them clear and clean.''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23
WASHINGTON HOTEL,

WE " Ciiihs L(tSiSs5
DAVIS w. DElIAVEN, PROPRIETOR:
IN THE UNDERSIGNED takes this lnetbnd TO
xyssA announce the travelling public, that lie still con.
IEsgM nucs to keep a wei known esta3Ilshnent md
lstRM il nov prepared to acc1nnolnte nll III The hest
manner disposed To rg him with their patronage The
r1o,s are well tnsed and yenillated and no trouble Or
az ns1, il splrnh provide for the wants aud caninTs Of
M sIostsguod salg is attached 10 the Hotel with IN
tniem Of ANIMALS and vehicles, Families and others who re-,
LIN IN ina nree cities. and who desire spending portion OF
FINN ,I, IN ihe country for recreation during warm wealth
ny nnI nN where find delightful or heh'hy place IN
HI, anitry Dbiigng mud attentive servants wi he con
SANITY krp attend to the wants and eDnyeniGhnes OF lhe
ntrs nr lie House. Hack leaves the Hotel To connect
~ ~ III Cars convey from and tn the
Depht. u '"-N'----- = y 't-
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23
1857. 1857. 1857.


Farmers and Thrashers Attention.
WE WpU Id respectfully call the attention Of Farmers
and FrasherA to our improved Mix Horse Puwer which
s nnrlvaled l1r strength and running light, aud also our
cpmbnFd Tllrasling and Cleaning Machines, We
ufaeturing aud In Ne constantly OH hand lie above
which will warrant Thrash fast aud clean. We eau
produce numerous certificates recommending them 10 The
public as being superior 10 nany machines which crowd The
market, Give q call and examine for yourselves.
BOWMAN Il ELLIOFf,
june 22-lw Commerce ST. Smyrna, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

An old, ragged, red face, forlorn-looking
Irish woman accosted us with, ssPlease sur, for
the luy of Heaven. give me a ftp to bny bread
with. am poor, lone woman, and have two
young twins to support.'' "Why, my good
wompn," we replied, s'you seem too old to
have twins Of your own.'' ssThey arenot mine
sir, am only rlisin' 'em." elbow old are
your twins Z" ss0ne of 'em is seven weeks
ould,, and t'other is eight months.''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23
NEW CASTLE.

BRICKS BRICKS! BRICKSIH
uE suhscr!bers having opened Brick Yard, in the
Iown Of New Caste, wall sell all kinds of Bricks,
lnost tsnsonabe terms for cash. Those the lower
eunes o tho She Wishing to be supplied with good and
ing csewlGres JOiiN IlJYER a. St1N
NB.-Brcks carefully loadod Vessels Cars with
Ut eNtTa chsrEes' ap 20
tBFsl lease notice H. johnson advertisement IN
anothe column, for Medicines, &c.
A lIb of pf. Jayne's Family Medctnes Tor sale by
n HENRY JOHNSON, ApotheoaTy,
,Dpp1i!le tfipptn n L1mhsons, New Cistle Del.
AlSo ". Simnis' thm ly neiienes, Cough syrup,
w NE l.lmLmNnL. Mmm Clnlnln SNrmn.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

DR.. Cousin having heard the famous Thomas
Fuller repeat verses on a scolding wife, was so
delighted with them as to request copy but
Fuller told him ga copy was needless, as he
had the originate
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

One of the pupils in an uptown grammar
school was cornered day or two since, in ex-
planning what case the noun smik' was.-
Another urchin, anxious to sget head,' cried
out, 4 know, SIR The teacher asked him the
question, and the prompt reply was, ssmear
case sir rl'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

An exchange paper says that the girls in
some parts Of Pennsylvania are so hard up for
husbands that they sometimes take up with
printers and lawyers.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

A Lady of rank, Complaining that her hus-
band was dead to fashionable amusements, he
replied, ''But then, my dear, you make me
alive to the eypense.''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

'Iou hayn't opened your mouth during the
whole session. complained member of the
Legislature to representative from the same
town. 'Oh yes, 1 have,' was the reply; Il
yawned through the whole of your speech
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

s'Wake up and pay your iOdgings,'' said th
deacon as he nudged q sleepy stranger with the
contribution box last Sunday.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23
Door. e. w. hAINRs,
E p IN 4 81,

AS MANY PERSONS ARE NOT AWARE
ys Of the time necessary to perform perfect opera,
TO those At DISTANCE who may contemplate visiting me,
prOpriey timely Informing Inc by mail otherwise to
thh effect. | request this Favor more especially
where the operations required of nature as
render them NECESSARILY lengthy, MS sufficient time can
then reserved for such special cases and thereby
vent disappointment. Il. w. HAINES, ID. y. 81,
apr IN ~ Newark, Del
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

How many wives would do well to emulate
ihe virtue of the Shawnee Indian woman, who
was met by man who asked her to look on
him and love him. My husband said she, sis.
ever before my eyes, and hinders me from see
ing you or ann one eLsei'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

A philosopher who had MAI ried vulgar but
alniable girl, used to call her ssBrown Sugar 10
because, he said, she was sweet but unrehned.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

There is giIl somewhere in New England,
whose heaIt is so warm that il burnt hole in
her bosom. A Roorbackl
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

'Gentlemen,' said pedlar, these razors were
made in a cave, by the Light of diamond in
Andalusia, in Spain. They can cut as quick
as thought and are as bright as the morning
star. Lay them under yourpillow at night and
you will be clean shaved in tho morning.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

young lady in the millinery line was de-
serted by her adorer, and broke forth ia this
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

A bright child asked his mother where he
should go when he died9
80 heaven, trust,' said the mother.
sShall have anything to eat there q
'ies, love, you will be fed with the bread OF
life.'
'Well, l hope they'll put lots of butter on it,
concluded the youngster.
Hear the out pourings of an honest heart In
regret for the dilapidated condition of his un-
mcntionables
Farewell, farewell, old trousaloons,
Long time we've stuck together
Variety of scenes gone through.
And hraved all sorts of weather.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23
lNri ARM.
THE QUESTION sETT.ED

THE QUESTION sETTlED.
DE CRAY x SON,
Tue uNRtvALLED CHEAP IAILORs, AT NEWARK!
IA ARE selling their goods cheaper than any ihtr
IA store m Delaware md Maryland Their store
Va visited by pe3p,e for many Hlles,, who formerly
- Baltimore 10 set Clothing, hut who now ncknow-
ledge That heS can procure them ~ his Csnh lslnent
cheaper and better. CnaS. Vests and Pants
rripliun. cgnsiantlv on hand, besides lantkerchels
Drivers. Suspenders, Sc, IN abundane All who want
halglins should go to DE CRAY n SON imnediateI Iy.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

A popular writer, speaking Of the proposed
oceanic telegraph, wonders whether the news
transported through salt water will be fresh.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

Speaking Of apples, It is rather remarkable
that the first apple in Paradise should have
turned ont the first pair!
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

Ofice Gazler Buildings % and arket
lSl ~ ssssa,kz . PniiaaS SSfShSSEs SiShS, ~ q
GS2 va s7ssE-Hs1 Boston, and nil o the Ea' -
otes also connecting with the ste1mers for Savan ss
Macon, Mobile, MoItBgmor and New Orleans, !eave
daily nj and 10 r. NJ. Specie, Iewelry, Valuab es
and Merchandise OF description in charge Of
special messenger.
Express for Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, Nor
folk and ali tho anutn and western cities eavedaly
by the midnight train, which are also accompanied
spccIal Iuassengers
Notes, Drafts B &c., collected mod terms
and prompt returns made.
Goods PgTehaseL per order n any Of hG eastern,
This public will please bear in nnd we cal for and lie.
lyer all parcels without extra charge.
EXpIe7R Tor HRyrG do Grace and al 1rmadiate places
cave dat at . A. NJ
Express tor Claymunt Maruus Hook and Chest
tIly at 3 Y. NJ. GEO. CANNING Agent
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

What poor world this would I've without
get about 1t scares us just to think of it.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

'Such a menial ought to be battered to death
with thimbles and buried in a bandbox.'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23
pHlLADEL pHiA, WILMINGTON 30 BALI
MORE RAILROAD.

u ~ VI IL vi "a " ~
Ia 1ssa u ~ sssssal !ssss.a.il..al
()N and after THURSDAY, July, atI 1857, the pa
: 's"so' 'iIaHn1S iIaHn1SyEpH!LAnElrnlA
ro' @IS'%GISea ,aa III p M
SGd59sga Nix Sf,s a. at 4 Ma ap% t'irM M. H.
Dover at . a. NJ, aud 4.i5P,AIi
sen'aFgaa aFgaa&S4 Il s. F6R n Rnf fftiinLFf6MELpulA, liz ( ML
L''VS n%I5s 1s 4 <, e" M
MIX H%sS a {. 49, 3 e. Sa2 S S9d O. sO'
boverat go <. NJ and TX, n.
ssaloF'Fi4Rtllli 'FiRlliA;s \ \, tSR 81 i tbEFLfftNonn Il
ssais, Ss X S$ EEaS Is + s $Rfs
Leave liayf9, 4, ,9G,G race q, a f;5p T. NJ
FSssIt rran With Passenger Ca- attached, will run
hea$s spssi!n1Mpphia 4 for rorsville and intermediate
'WS1l%nstGn for Psryvlo and intermediate places
nnn Mll"nElo0 !. for rnllas.S&Gl'Fs & 'FsGLfN, President
Delaware, Frenchtown & New Castle &
Wilmington Railroads.
f-.- - nN ami alter THURSDAY, July I'd, 1857,
"a O aS e., T9R Gl a VII ~, "Ws
Leave, seItord & Nanteoke city for Philadelphia A.
iGanaon'g Crossing 7ilGA; A, s;2p.M.
iafmnson I%n%iiSEh 7.i5 * T. Nj. M 5.a ai' Z, ii ~
hii@yl 3S5nS, "a \ M i = >"
i;rSts1bs1y EtSasTs@ s;!S IA 4 Al III 9 I. FS, A. M
Camden a"iI4 u; ~ <; ii. %i %5i =. =. NJ. :"
HsES'l I.spsle Si:S 5:Ss x <. ri II, sd NJ,
i@Ssnssna iilsfaa St. 5i5 6 4. NJ NJ ,91 III II r.
MMi,fss%G Mti PisSslni lS lS.l5 j. \ ii. aS1 ~ P.
\. Georges ~ q; .s q, a. N. s.s5PM
ssys SST sL Sasssts 3 sS H.
Wllmngten8.2nA. N. 5.iOP. Al,
NJ N fbSssss1 bIssss1 e Ie, & 4 MG.a9 n AZ 5 Nj Il
S$iiis.s,S|%5 $Isss, }s.S5 5s$ II. "
SinyTna, III Is A. Nj. 7.aI Il, nj,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

The bachelor who undertook to mend his
breeches with the "thread of Iife," gave ii up
bad job, and sent them to the tailor.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23
HUMOROUS.

Who is the strongest man? He that can lift
his notes every day without borrowing.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23
Seamen's Saving s'uud Society,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Once 2O3 Walnut Siree{. one door ADORE Second

lNCORPOR ATED by
the Stcte of Pennsylvania,
1855. The Charter Prov
ded that no Manager, OH
Ger or AGENT shall directly
OF Indirectly, borrow ami
Money from the Society.
All sums paid back on
demand. Also that a book
shall be kepf, in which
every depnsltnr shall he AT
liberty 30 appoint some
person or persons to whom
} in case of death the money
shall he pald.
Deposits received at five
per cent, interest. In snms
1fOne DOllarhnd upwards,
1fr0In Mariners. wal erlnnn,
2 TStcvednres, Shipwrights,
! rndesiuen, Clerks, Me
Ghanlcs and l.nlEirtrs, and
particularly invite DepO
sits from
AMAhRl ED AND SIN
2 GLE WON EN-.
Remember illlt Sickness
and want of EmplUS inenl
are the late of all, more es-
peCln.ly those who lubOi
sthing Tor a rainy day.
Q o'clnnk, A. Nj !, until . p,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

AylS, Ay S p%EpHRATIyE % for Disease of the Blood, for
re dagent for Delaware, " u p"'is INV AG'uEr Gtf
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

w QpoDlaAHp Cream, prepared by Fp5Tdge A. Co-
low Sso 9Sge Rnn ar afspRRy now on hsfd and will sci
price, EDWARD McINALf., DRUG store
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

u p " Q 5 e Z z.
DIR. HOS. X. JEFF FERRIS,
OF PHI LADELPHIA WOULD RESPECT
Is fully inform his friends and the public generally
GLt1rn of Wilmlngton that he ha! nlGle arrangement
s. S a. 70 devote, riuSDAY Of easn wee
Iarent branches, he will be happy to at Dr. H. jeff
old atand, onfrar nl 5lu and Shtpey SITS, uGil
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-23
Gb. ltwisburg 0broaifle,
An xpEprSpEsr FAMILY NEWSPAPER,
Issued Fridays, at Lsrisbury, Cnton Co. Pd


rERxS-si so per year TO .. r,ip II ,prsscs-ana
.. Tn, .ar rat. for shorter period Thus 90
"a viii nav for four months IS cts for six months dol
far eight months dol for sixteen months dol Tor tso
,~nrs &c Single Nos, cts. Payments by mail tpai)
in gold postage stamps, bank notes AZ ,er
value here Most kinds Produce received al the ohcc
N When the time expires. for which rti-ris pa'u'
isnlsss We have . running ACCOUNT II Is sroffhb
Apv.rrIsENrSrs handsomely published at 30 c.. per
.os.r- one week rs each after Insertion dn, iot
months 5 dol per year. Half sguarr-,,, etI, 70, T.
dol dol Two sauares-l 50, 100, l-so' N'rcn'" -,
Dot over one fourth a column, 10 dol pr Nes' 5
.ixr, Ac N. NAV be agreed upon Asqu'tr y i H y
.m,llrst typ. or IG next larger Ah'ef'i,c'h" VI
SmnraIi.n- tendency, and large cuts not aihii'te'
r,nmurea,ions desired topics OF general inter S,
not .tbin the range partiEan secaran cnntrs and
.ccompani-d by the writer's real name and address
III, MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH is located in tho Office
of ths CArsaic ty whirh of en- insert important News
4. advance Of the PhlNi Nails
Connected with tn. ample materials for most
hind. Of JOB PRINTING, which will he executed with
ueatnc.s and de .patch and reasonable terms
m Casual Advertisements to be paid for when handed
in aud Job Work when delivered.
opFFIcE on Market square, north side second storey
Sd door above the Post Office.
WoRpEN & CORNELIUS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-23

djourned Court PreeIaunafioa.
Whereas, the Non. Abrahsm 8 Wilson, Pre-.
sident Judge for the Goth judicial District Of
Pennsy 'sania. composed oi the ceunties OF
Union, Mifflin and Snyder. and Philip Ruhle
and Joha W. Simon,on, Esq 5, Associate Judges
for Union county, have issued their precePt,
bearing date the 3olh day Of September. 1857.
and to me directed. for the holding Of Court
Of Common Pleas Al Lewlsburg idg the county
Of Union on the fourth Monday of Sept. next.
(being the a3d dav} 1857. and to continue one
week, NOTICE is therefore hereby given to
Witnesses and all persons Interested in the
Issue List, to be then and there present and not
depart without leave. Jurors are requested
to be punctual in their attendance al the time
appointed, agreeable to notice. =
Given under my hand and seal At the Sher-
ifs Office IN Lewisburs. the :Oih day OF Oct.
AID. 1857. and in the eishty.eth year of the
Independence Of the Us. Of America.
God save the Commonwealth
DANIEL d. GCLDIN, Sheriff.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-23
1cwiaburg Markct.
MARRIED.

Ry Rev. Joshua Kelly, Of Muncy-At Muncy, 18th
inst, JEREMIAH Newell and Miss SARAH SMITH,
both Of Wolf Tp, Lyoomiug Co. At the Budsos House,
Lewisburg, 18th inst, JAMES d. HARMAN and Miss
HARRIET daughter Of Judge Crownovsr, both Of
Orang-vilis, Columbia Co.
I'm the l,t inst. by the Rev. s. r. Boyer. HENRY MO-
SER. Of Montour county, and ANNA u. Y0DER, Of
Whits Deer, Union county. .
BIZ TELEGRAPH
Mnroy, Oct. q, r. M.-This day MaRRIrp. by
His E1eellrney Gov. Pollock assisted Rev W. wye,
JOHN BLAIR LINN. ESQ Of Ieuisburg, and Miss JULIA
J. POLLOCK daughter Of Fleming ". Pollock, Cashier
If the L~ isburg Bank.
..Sic transit our bachelor Licpumyjty'"
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7)teO,

On the l'th Of Sept, i. Lewis township, PHILLIP
PRORST. aged 6s years.
In white Deer, Union county, % the sth last JOHN
CAHNADY. sged ~ ysars and : months. ~
In White Deer, ssh Inst, CHARLEs BREON, aged 10
ysars. t-- H.. .. .... .. u
In Brady township, Lycoming county I'd OF Sept. of
dyrsatsrs, HANNAH w. AGED year,, mouths sud IL
days; sud % the 2ssh, WILLIAM D., aged year.
months aud Is days children Of Samuel g. and Il,
MCarty.
In Jsehson Tp, 18th isst, BENJAMIN OLDr, assd
about 81 ysass. .. ...--.-r
On the 5th inst, MARY MORTON. youngest daughter
Of Vim. snd Margaret Ellen Grifths aged year. 10 m
snd days. fPhiad Daily News
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LEWISBURG BANK.

1THE Stockholders of the Lew ylsburg
Bank will meet at the Banking House
in Lewisburg on the First Tuesday Of Novem-
Der, between the hours Of IL and P. NJ, to
accept or reject the Law passed at the recent
session Of the Legislature, iegaI,zing the sus.
pension of specie payment by The banks.
Also, at the same time and place The Annual
Meeting Of the Stockholders will take place,
in accordance with the Banking Law Of 1850.
Oct. l6, 1857. F.W. POLLOCK, Cash'r.
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GTNHE School Directors of White Deer School
District will meet at the house of Vim.
RlIiers, in New Columbia, on Saturday, the
9TH Of November next, at o'clock p. NJ, for
the purpose of hiring Teachers for the coming
winter. Schools TO commence on Monday,
the 23d Of November next.
By order Of the Board of Directors.
Oct. %, ST. LORENZO p. P.TEED, Sec.