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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1857-08-29
Choice Lands.

I OFFER the following choice Lands for sale
OH the most reasonable tcrmx:
n: +. u Sec. Z, I. Ill, N. R.2! W. Heavy
Timber. situate on fine lake, 10 miles from
Shicldsviile, Rice county.
S. +. 4 Sec. 81, T. III. N. Il. 81 W. Heavy
Timber 4 mile from Cannon River and same
distance from q saw-mill.
N. Z. Il & +. X Sec. 81, T.113 N. Il. wv
800 acres, two miles from Cannon Falls, on the
Hastings road. It's very rich and level prairie
land.
Sc Not NE n Sec %, and S f n w u
|of N " 4 Sec 81 + liz N r II W Prairie
and Timber; we'll watercd and miles from
Cannon Falls; very excellent farm.
W19SW a Sec E19SEH Sec 10 TITO
N j Ii W. Situate on north fork Zumbro river
8 miles above Zumbrota: has 40 acres Timber
and plenty Of water onc Of the ;.lost beautiful
arms in the Territory.
VIZ &NEA Mex Of sec SO TOO N r Is
W. This is on the middle fork Of the Zumbro
) miles from Oronovo tro,l Rochester, and
~ from Pine Island, on the road From Roches-
Ter Il. Cannon Fails.
The Price for all Or any ofthc above land is
tea dollars All acre.
- choice Lot, in Cannon Fails: for sal, cheap.
Vim. CoLVlLL Jr.
Red Wing Nov 1SE 1885;
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1857-08-29
The above Trains make

The above Trains make
E>EEe EiGt'a' CONNIE. c''E1ONs
Witt, Trains running East, West and South.
as follows:
At Warren with Mi.eral Point Il. +. fo,
DARLINGTON and MINERAL POINT,
At s',ecDcyt with Ga!cna 81 Chicago Il. i. for
CHICAGO. BUFFALO, NEW YORK, BOs-
TO.,,M MADISON, jANESV LILLE and thence
toa!l parts ofCcntral and Eastern Wisconsin
At E}ixn5, with Dixon Il Iowa Central Il. Il
for FULTON and LYONS.
At EIe:,,lata wstl Chicago e. Burlington r. r
tx LA Sale with Chicago & Rock Island RR.
for Peoria, Rock Island, Muscatine, and
Iowa City.
~ Peoria junction with Peoria & Oquawka
Il. Z. for Peoria, Galcsburc, burlington:
Quincy and kcoku!1.
~ s'cc':.ti5 with Great Western (1u.) K. Il.
for Springfield, Jacksonville and Naples
East for Lanvil!c, Fort Wayne, Logals-
port: Lafayette and Indianapolis.
At Pana with Terrc Iiaute, Alton e. St. Louis
r. r., West for Alton and st. Louis
Vast for Tcrrc lIautc, Indianapolis, Louis
VILE and Cincinnati.
ut Sa"dova' with Ohio s. Mississippi Il. r..
West for st Louis. Fast for Vinccnnes.
Evansville, Louisville and Cincinnati.
1T st. /. ,lis with Pacific Il. Il. and Steam
boat: for Jefferson City, Kansas, Lcuvcn-
worth, and ALI. points OIL the Missouri
River.
At Cairo with Il daily line of U. s. Mail
Steamers for Memphis, Natchcz, VicNs-
burgh, Nashville, New Orleans, and ALL
points on the Mississippi and Cumberland
Rivers.
The Route Via. Dunlcith ard pina is the
&:"'y'e*t and Qnini'eA wit les Cha0Ge r Cars
TO indianapolis, Cincinnati and Louisville and
is in Nt,e.t connection with the roads running
East irom indianapolis to Pittsburgh, Colun
bus. Wheeling, Baltimore, Washington and
pEiladcl .hia.
~ Passengers in order to insure direct con.
nccticns should Purchase Tickets Via. Dun
lcith.
Re Fa1ien'ur to j"4uj,e far Tickets By the
N'jnais C.ai,ui Hui2,uad Lane.
u III Il . q & Il TICK Eia'S
Can DO obtained at the Post Office in rec
Wing, and all points OH the River. Also a
Dubuque aud Dun,cith
W. =. JOHNSON, Gepe,ui Ticket .fgent.
| j. SpURRlEn. Turelliny .fGcat.
JAS. G. CLARKE, -Na>ter y T'sp',fation
Ii. {. k.O.-a1AN, Agent,
Red Wing, May %: 1851. 4ttf
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1857-08-29


MACHlNEHv AND HAND LABOE,-W G
frequently hear o; machinery being
denounced because ui lis suoersec,iny
hand Labor. But machinery has no,
decreased the demand for hand labo,
it has only changed its direction: il
has become the drudge, man its ,lir,c-
tor. y few moments reflection upon
the uses OF machinery ought to cen
vince the most gnoyallt and skeptic.
al OF the benefits conferred upon man
by machinery. Take il away FROM,
n,an and he sinks into the most de-
graded savage Tennessee Farmer 4
Mechanic.
Cur tLowERs.-l,owvrs should no
b: cut during sunshine. or kept ex
poset. after they arc cut, or tied tight
lytoGe.hcr, il You wish TO preserv.
them. Cut clear across with 3 yer,
sharp ~l.!tc {n2vcr with scissors) b,
which meals Tie tube throu. which
they draw tic water are LEFT open
- AMI the W.:.rr aSceu0s the stem free
y. Change tue water every day
aud take slice of the end Of stem.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1857-08-29

10 all you that Hunger and thirst
Tor the good things Of this world, call at the
Il RED WING BAKERY, OH Busf street
where you will find at all times, good assort-
mcnt Of BREAD. PIES; oAKEs, q CRACKERS; Of
all the various kinds, -
ICE CREAM, OYSTERS, FRUIT :,
Nuts; confectionery, and cooling Drinks, s.
All orders filled at short notice, for any OF
the above Red Wing June 1855
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1857-08-29


Premium is delivered Immediately.
LIST OF PENS AND TIE RETAIL PRICES:
Gold Pens 1900. 81 25 and Gift
Engrossing Size ...... 9 50 :: 2G'ts
Silver Ex. Holdcrs....2 SO g do
Silver D'blc Tx H'ldrs Is :: do
Silver Earamoth s: % g do
=, Silver leviathan g IS " do
Fountain Pen Gold Desk 'Eold'r 3 Is il" do
Mammoth Gold Pen Icsk II'ld'r
and Box 6 Is :: : do
Lcvlathan Gold Pen, Gold Desk
Holder and Box. .....G % ; a|,,
Gothic Silver Case and Gold
Pcn.... .................3 Is ! !,
Mammoth Gothic Silver Case
and Gold Pen. ....6 25 :: do
Gold Tooth Pick ..............2 80 . do
Gold Tooth Pick and Ear Pick..3 IS " do
Gold Watch Key, Tooth Pick
and Pencil.... ............3 - : dn
Ladies' Cold Pencils. ....., 50 :: do
:. .........3 IS " > do
. ............5 o. :: + do
s: g and Pcn....b 25 :: 5 do
Gents Gold Cases and pcn.."lo % ;: 5 do
:! s: :: s: :: Man,
1noth slzc''. II 30 {. 10 do
We warrant all our gold pens to be Eiu,n1ul
P1"ted, and not surpassed by any establish
ment i'll the States, and besides giving YOU Il
pen or pencil we'll "orth your money, We also
present you with
GIFTS WORTH FROM 50 cENLs TO ST., 0G01x
GOLD WATCHES, GOLD GUARD AND VEST CHAINS
Gold Iockcts, Diamond Pias. Cameo sets
s!old Studs Rings, Breast Pins, Silver Fruit and
Case Baskets, Silver Gob!cts, &c.
AGENTs-AGESTs-AG
Now is the TINE and here is the CHANCE to make
s1:0oo-sc,oGo -s3, aCo-ss5,G ESQ
per year, in the sale of Gold Pens ,Jcwclrv, &c,
We offer il liberal commission to local and trav-
cling agents, and give them credit on one
half till sold: y light and agreeable business
and above all, good paying business. Agents
wanted in all parts OF the country. \ cata-
iosuc containing list Of goods with full OK
pi"nation of terms to agents will be sant or
application, free. All orders will be promptly
attended to, snd those sending us money by
mail will receive such goods as they order b,
the return mail or express, ,ritA the gifts en-
closed in tho package.
| Address all orders TO
| MERRICk, BENTON s. DEAN,
! $50 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
| N. B.-G.ld Pens rc-pointcd in supcrio
manner. Enclose the pen, and thirty nin'
cents in y. o. stamps, and the pen will be re
pointed ard returned, post paid. Suns
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1857-08-29
CZ;z.lI II2, Al z. z
Michigan, Central e. r..

THREE DAILY TRAINS will leave DUN
LIEEH (epr,site Dubuquaj,
f,H The Arrival OF s:c;.s:s2:s fIc,a ST. Pau:
and immediate Points. as follows:
1870 y, Il, CAIRO & ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
Connecting for EUELINGTOH!, ROCK ISLA'D
ST. LOUIS, ClNCzNNATI. &c.
2.t3 =. II CHICAGO EXPRESS. Esnnning
through to Chicago without change Of Cars or
baggage, and Connecting ut Chicago for Buff
ialn, New York, Boston. &c.
900 T.. M. CAIRO MAIL Connecting for
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS. CINCINNATI, &c.
2sa:.c.tGl, EE!s.C!IEtD THROUGH.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1857-08-29
Sash and Doors.

-r.5rt Il 90
Of all sizes will be kept constantly
on hand, also, Lumber, planed and
matched.
Dressing and matching Flooring $500 ~ NJ.
Siding ..................S $500 8"
D"0rs' panel s ssSo EACH !:
SASH 10, light. .:.4ccnts
do 10 * IL, s .......5 do.
do 10 X IA, I" ......6 do.
Window Blinds, l Ok IA, .:. 1870. $500
~ All moulding work used by carpenters,
done toordcr, at tile shortest notice.
Having been at great expense in building and
fitting UP machinery they confidently expect
that the citizens Of Red Wing and the snrround-
ing country; will give rs a liberal patronage
Assuring them that no trouble or expense shall
be spared to accolnmo date thcna.
Contracts for building.
! One of the firm being practical builder, and
having built some of the finest buildings il, Ga
lena and Cincinnati. they prepared to take
Contracts of all kinds. in town or abroad; and
will warrantsatisf.ction to those entrnsting
Jobs to us. y COG E L g. BLDEULE.
| Red Wing, July 24thiS5s. yr.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1857-08-29

FI1HE celebrated Wisconsin Cook-stove, thu
i best looking Cook-stove in the world. and
warranted 70 work Is we'll, in store, and for
at tbs lowest prices by oCLARK & CoePHR.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1857-08-29

~ 1t ought to be known GER.
orally ;ssat al ladies, light dresses
may be made fire-proot at mere
nominal cost, by sleeping them, o.
the linen OR cotton used in making
the Ill, in a diluted solution Of chloride
.. IInc. The finest cambria, 50 pre-.
pare. : held in the flame Of can
die, will b. charred to dust before
i.nitin,:. The muslin dresses of all
the dancers at the best theatre. in
Europe are now made tireproot.:
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1857-08-29
FOR N.aLE.

n NE Of the best business stands for carry
" ing on the Forwarding IL Commission
business: in Rcd Wing. Enquire Of
45-tf J.. II. ELDER.
THROUGH TICKETS can be Obtained at
i the Post Office to all points East and South.
II. G. HOFFMAN, Agent.
Red Wing, May %. 1857. Aft
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-13
LaWisburg Schools,

Yesterday, closed five months service
of the Public School Teachers in Lewisb 2
aud we take occasion to say, that in no
season have our school been more useful
or successful. The Grading system is
working well, even in its incipiency; the
Female Teachers have kept better order,
and Infused more Of a spirit for learning
among the pupils, than the majority of our
Male teachers have heretofore done: aud
all these advantages have been gained with
out Increasing the rate of taxation. The
Directors devoted much time and care to
their unpaid task, and deserve the thanks
OF parents and pupils.
E'eht teachers have been employed il
the seven Schools-alI Ladies, but one
There have been $40 different pupils
cnrolled-too large number for the corn,
Of instructors employed.
Adding to the SIS members of the
Public Schools, those connected with the
several Departments of the University, with
Tie Female Institute, with the Academy,
WIN Mrs Thompson's Seminary, and with
,''s' FISHERS school, and We must have
N,1 ABOUT NINE HUNDRED persons engag
ed IN the Educational ;,,sres,. ofIan,s
burg, last winter.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-13
5Tg.gteD,

In LrwiSburg. of consumption, 18th inst, aged
IS wears. PETER WrSEGARnES. of the Firm of
Wincgarden & DIETRICH, leaving a wife with
three children and many friends 10 mourn his
loss. After a sermon IN the Christian chapel
by Ed. Waivorh, on Monday afternoon, he
was buried with Masonic honors.
In jamestown, NPpenoSe Valley, 9Th inst,
Scs,N, wife of Daniel Bower and daughter Of
John shannon of Lewishurg, aged II years,
month and days. She leaves two children.
The born in CtiIslraqur Tp but at the
removed jersey Shore. whrr she soon after
united with the baptist church. short time previous 10
her death she asked whether sh" FEARED die to
which she replied 81 No have a mother and sister in
Heaven. whom long to see. When ASKED whether she
WILLING die she replied, There is only
why should like to live and that is account Of
nv Children. But commend them 10 Jesus SHE
askel Rev Mr. Brstresser to sing for her but being
little willie u selecting suitable hymn she commenced
herself singing ".Tssus, aud shall i ever he She
tinuei steaiias in the faith until she died shouting
GLORY Surely the end Of the righteous peaceful
end.-tUH
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-13
aeDisburg @drhct.
NT.tifRT ED

b. Rsv.E KIeler, l3rh nit, J1uS K. HERssr
of Mtfil,nhurg and Miss ELIz.BETH BAUM Of
New Berlin. b the same. 25h nit, WILLIAM
SIMPSON BIDDLx and Mss i.,s~~,H daughter
Of John Ritter, both Of RuiIdioc TIP.
On the 2Gih ulj DEP .B.MIsH OF Lenan1n Co.
and Miss E.CarH,RIvE H,uvoxn of Milton.
On the 2sh nlf. by Rev. .DrMaIcoIn. DANIEL
FrLLurr Of Milton and Miss - SMITH Of
Ch,GSluaque.
In Milton. 2Sih ult. ArGrsrrs M,rHrAs and
C,Tu,uINE DoHusr. both Of Danville.
In Washington Civ. 9Th inst, by the Roman
Catholic Savc-holilng high priest r B.Tauey,
JAMES p. BucHtsAS Esq, of Nheailand, and
Miss SroILs PATHnSAGE. The Sag Nicht
Central Junta have assumed the guardianship
of the groom. on account Of his youth.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-13
Vocal and Instrumental Music.

VE7HE subscriber having located himself IN
Lewsburg, is ready 10 teach lnSIrumen'
tal:Music in all It's branches, VIZ. Piano, Me'o-
denn. Guitar, Violin, ViulinceI.o, Flute, and
ali Brass instruments.
lie will also teach Vocal MnSic.
Having been ,aught IN the hes; Schools IN
Germany, he deems himself qualified 10 rem
der satisfaction.
He will also tune Pianos. aud put them IN
repair if desired.
Residence for the present at Hers Hotel.
Jan. l9 1857. PRoF. i. HELD.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-13

BD"Some of those who recollect
the taunts and shouts Of the Democ-
racy after last Springs Election, want
meeting at Ammons' Hall, Saturday
evening, 14th) TO nominate a Boro
Ticket for each Ward.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-13

Ia7HE above reward viii be paid for the re-
turn 10 the subscriber Gi Bounty Land
Warrant No 3i,75s, for 30 acres, in favor Of
Jesse 3. Wurlien. late Of SuSqucharna Co.
Pa. and by him assigned TO o. y. Worden, Of
Lewishurg Union CO., Pa The above War
rant having been lost or mlSlaid. NOTICE Is
hereby given that # NJ; discovered within SIX
weeks application wIi be made TO the proper
authorities for i renewal Of the said Warrant.
o. \. WORDEN.
Leuishurg, Jan. -, 1851.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-13

JERSEY SHORE, March 12-l p. MA
frame house, belonging to j.. b. Parker,
took fire a short time ago, and is now bur-
ming. Furniture nearly all saved. Loss
about $500. No insurance
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-13

ss>Tho Administration attempted to
cary the Borough election in Jersey Shore
y d oo-Par'y ticket, tu, we're defeated by
'r average maj of 80 to 40
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-13
JOSIAH E&EE.H.y. Auctionecr,

COLLECTS the patronage Of the public.
- Residence on South Fifth street, Lewis
burg. Pa December :, 1856.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-13

HoLLuw ,r's PILLS have wrought wonders
IN the unhealthy regions of the West ami
Southwest. Ia September last, Hiram Sra
bury, aged 2S, residing near Terrc Hau,r, Ia,
was cured IN two weeks OF bilious remliant
fever 90 which he had been subject every TALL
for nine years.. by the searching operation Of
this remedy. The disease had proSlrarei MIN
season alter season at the busiest time ot the
year, causing hlm great pecuniary loss, as
we'll as bodily suffering. the attack generally
confined hm 10 the house from the commence
ment Of the Fall until the middle OF December.
Every remedy that the faculty could suggest
was tred without avail 3: but that which had
def-d their prescriptions for nine successive
wears, was radically cured in 4 fortnight by
HoIioway'S Pills. MrS-abury, writing under
date January 81, says. 81 am now in the enjoy
ment Of perfect health
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-13

TTNlON county, S.
[ The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania
, ,> 70 samuel Baker, Greeting:
/. $ Whereas, CaIharinc Baker hy her
w mex, friend Geo. DreiSbach Esq. did
on the h day OF September last past prefer
her pci'ion to our judges Of tn" Count Of
Common Pleas Of the county of onion, d;
court held at Lewi,burg in and for sand county
PRAYING for the causes therein set forth She
night hcdlvorrcd from the bands of Nl'rimouy
entered into VITA you The sad Samuel Baker,
WE therefore command yuu llS before we
GIl) the said SaMuc! Baker tia; sc'u'g aside
all other business and excuses YOU be aud
appear IA your proper person before our
judges at Lewl~hnrE at 4 Cur Of Common
Pleas there to he held for the NaIi county oh
Monday the ls,h day OF May next, To- answer
the petition or lIhei Of the saii Catharine
Baker by her next friend George Dre,>hach
ESG, and To snow cause IT any you have why
the said Ca.har,ne Baker your wife should
not be divorced from the bonds of malrimony
agrecahly to the act of General Assembly, in
such case made and provided. And hereof
you are not 10 ftll.
Witness The Hon. IS Wilson. President Of
our sad court At !.ewIsburg the 5th day Of
March i. d. 1897.
SAMUEL ROUSH. Proih'v.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-13
OTLINACHSO\.
History Of the West Branch Valley.

THE undersigned has been appointed
| Agent for the sale of this book IN Union
County. and wiiicommeuce canvaSSing lmme-
dately. 1t Is the most elegantly PrH,el work
issued from the press tor some time time, and
is intensely interesting II The people general
". In word, II Is the fuller, most reliable,
and best connected history ever written about
this section of the State. Prce, bound IN en-
hoSsed muslin, 81 90; Turkey morocco. full
.ilt. $500. 1t contains SIS pages. with lG
fine engravInCS. \. Gu INNINGS, Ag't.
December >, 1886.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-13

LATE DISCOVERIES IN PATHOLOGY show ihat
very many of the diseases which aihct man
kind arise from impurlty OF the blood, This
has long been suspected but IS only lately
known. Ia consumption, tu5ercles are found
to be a scd,mentary depoSIte from the blood
DropSy, Goul, Cancer, Ulcers and ErupuonS,
all arise IN di>oriered dePosi,es from The blood.
Bilious diseases and lsvers are caused solely
10y It's deranccd unhealthy state, and even the
decline OF lie follows a want OF vitality in the
blood. In view Of these facts Dn. ArER de-
signed his C1fhqriic PiA, especially 10 purify
aud invIgOrate the bioud,au hence we believe
10 arise lis unparalleled success Ill controlling
and curing di,ea,e.-Ndicai J.uaaL
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-13

y The Officers OF the Union County Agr-
culiural S,clery are requested 10 meet at NY
O-.ite at | PM. Of Saturday, 2lsi March. 10
mahc out Premium List &c. A full attendance
is desired. J. 4. MERTZ. Sec.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-13

p&MR HECKENDoRN, Superintendent
of Common Schools for Union and Snyder
counties, has removed to Ne.1 B,rlin, in
Union county, where he desires all com
munica,ions for himself to be addressed.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-13
Public safes odrrtised at Chronicle Office

Is March. Wc1.-Joha Wolfe. East Buffaloe
10 Mar. Tnurs-Geo.Hause' ; est. .ChIlSquake
20 Mar. FIi.-lo>. MeIxeii, lot. Lcw,sburg
u Mar. Sat.--B SnlemaEerS est. Deckard'S
do Mrs. Il. Philips. LewISburg
% March.Non.--N * .I.ahr'> >CnllII>quaque
80 hyr.I, Tuurs.-S. MC.cncu'S e>i. Bullalue
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-13

IyWe hope M" will persevere in good
works, but he forgot the rule that Printers
require real names for all communications.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-13

pea- Some B1stonian sends Us about
column advertisement of some new Su'ts
IA sovereign remedy or cure for multi
tule Of human ILL, which lie wishes us to
publish, and take our pay in the article ,
Thank you, sir-your offer is very literal ;
but .Sr'ts was the hardest thing in tn
world to make Us swallow when boys, aud
il don't go bit easier since.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-13

I'VE shall issue the CnRoSicLE on ihutSuay
next week. Ticket, printed al 25 cts for one
hundred nameS-CASH.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-13

ae.- Township and Borough Elcc-
tions for Union and other counties,
FRIDAY of NEXT WEEK.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-13

Cheap Fruit and Confectionery.
ID UDINCAM y SELLERS,
IL Wholesale Manufacturers and Dealers in
Confectionery of all kinds,
lI3 No. Third S., below Race, PHILADEL.
The attention Of dealers Is requested to an
examination OF their stock " hlch wi. br found
equal to any IN this CITY. Foreign FRUITS of
all kinds in ScaSon.-N.B. Orders by Eiali or
otherwise promptly attended 10 3mG13
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-13

La Prof. i. y. johnson authorizes u
TO announce that he will be in Lcvi-burg,
next week, for the purpose Of holding Il
Musical Convention. lie will be assisted
by his oup,consistiug Of MissN bitehouso,
Ms. Raw-on ani Prof Frost. Persons
wishing to PARTICIPATE will send in their
lanes, as early as possible, to J. l. Ioder
or Albert y. Worse, E-q.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-13

ae-In the arrangement of the Commit
tees in the L. S Senate, the Republicans
are entitled to As stations, but the major
ity give them only SO. Gen. Cameron is
one Of the Finance Committee.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-13

S- HENRY s. MAGGAw was On We'd
pesiay last reelected State Treasurer Of
Pennsylvania. He has proved very good
cifccr, aud received full party vote, (which
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-03-13
GAapE T3M8o,

&c E--all of which rhev orr 10 the;r crs:'rn"rs -
lr-t.rrsv low rr.7. Grain mud other Country Produce
taken IL c.cuang i,r iuo,iS--Lv~Isbu-- Ovt ls51
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-10
The Panic---PrOspects Frightening.

At New York on Monday Virginia skies advanced
+, and quoted at $50. At the close of the
stock sales prices firm and the tendency to fur
Their advance. The Express of Monday afternoon,
says:
1.-The drafts upon the Sub-Treasury, as advised
to the Assistant Treasurer, $75O,OOO, but what
amount will be presented to-day cannot be stated
All the drafts from California by the Central
America and the Star of the West have been prompt
ly met, so far can learn.
In currency there is more doing. Eastern Bank
notes sold at per cent, and Southern including
Ohio, at 10 per cent. For Illinois and Missouri l5a
20 per cent. is asked.
At the Stock Exchange there was much more
cheerful feeling, and higher prices were paid on the
list generally On Saturday the paper of the Long
Dock Co. and of the Cumberland Coal Co. went to
protest.
The Banks, with scarcely exception, report ia
vorably upon Saturdays business A good deal of
paper went to protest, but it the names of sus-
pended houses and collection paper which took that
course. Discounted paper met with great
promptness, and the general tone was decidedly
more encouraging. The Bank reports to-day will
show no increase Of coin nor of loans"
The Star of the West from California, threw into
Wall street over a million and quarter in hard
gold The general government is still doing all in
its power to relieve the country, by disbursing spe-
cie In addition to this, large amounts of specie
are tending to New York from Southern merchants,
to pay old debts and purchase goods.