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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-09

ARRIVAL AT PHILADELPHIA OF FIVE IIrNp-
RED MoRMoNs. Philadelphia, July 3d.-Thc
ship Tusearora from Liverpool, arrived here to-
day. with five hundred and Thirty Mormon pas
senger, bound for Salt Lake.
We visited the ship this morning soon after
her arrival. and found the deck swarming with
new recruits for Brigham Young's colony ar 1t
Luke. The emigrants were principally families,
and every age from infants at their mothers
breast to lettering old men and men, was re-
presented. The strangers generally hardy
looking people. aud they had the appearance of
being persons in tolerable comfortable clrcum-
stances from agricultural distrcts.-All hands
seemed happy at the prospect before them aud
they were generally free from the appearance of
concern and anxiety which usually d>tngui she's
emgrants when they first reach Il strange land
This j. To be nccouutcd for from tie fact that the
Mormon agents here. aud the officers Of the col
ony on shphoard took upon themselves the task
OF obtaining lodging ashore for the party. A
great crowd collected upon the wharf. but they
were kept off the ship, unless they had business
on board This course saved the stranger, from
the harpies who nre always ready to pounce upon
newly arrived cmgrants.
The great majority of these newly arrived Nor
mons are Welsh and Danes, but there are also
among them SweGes, English and Scotch. 1t is
curious that there not single Irish person
among them. An officer Of the ship. with whom
we conversed, informed us that the party, were
under command of am officer. an Englishman N.
med Harper, who exercised patriurchal authoIi-
t ~ over them. The Passengers were moral and
correct III their department during the passage.
and strict in the observance of their religion
forms. There were religious services three
times each Sunday. and al given periods during
the week.--Our informant further stated that
the passengers were quite intelligent, and well
yersed IN the Scriptures.
10. nil
Monday. when they viii! start for Utah. ISui
/ ietiH.
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Mrs. CuNNINGIiAM GOING TO ONO. 1.-The n.
\. correspondent of the Baltimore Sun writes
follows: The famous Mrs. Cunningham, conf
dent of IL decision in her favor from the Surrogate
in tho estate case is making active preparations
t" dispose OF her property here, with view To
remove TO Ohio where, il j. sud. she has some
relatives residing. Her daughters will accom-
pany her One of them, it is said, will shortly
be married
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ST. Louis, July 6. 1857.

KANSAS DEMOCRATIC NOMINATING CoNYEN-
TIoN.-kansas dates to the Sd inst, reoeiv
ed A democratic convention met at Lecomp
ton on the 81 inst, Judge Elmore presided. $500
FIX Governor Ransom. of Michigan, was nomira-
ted for Congress by a two thirds vote over Hon
Ely Moore.
Aresolution endorsing the policy Of Governo,
Walker and expressing determination to sup
pnrt him WAS adopted.
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Ocean Siean.ship Navigation.

There are now fourteen regularly established
lines of steamships traversng the Atlantic be
tween this country aud Europe, making, on an
average, iorty-two trips year each, or 5s6 in
all:
/. CunaId Liverpool and Boston New York.
.. Colnss-L liverpool and New York.
}. Livingston S. Southampton, la,re and New
York
/. Nandefbilts- SoUlhamptou, llayrc and New
York.
=. Van1erbilts-So southampton Bremen ard Y "
York
q. Sand's-Brcmcn Southampton and NeW York.
Z. European aud American Bremen, London and
Nrw ork.
q Liverpool New York and lphia-Ligcr-
pool, Philadelphia or New York.
.. Glasgow Glasgow md New York
10. Belgium Antwerp, southampton and New
York.
II. mhurg-IIamburg and New York
=. Moutfco-Liverpool and Portl1ad or Quebec.
Il. North Atlantic Steam Navigation company -
Liverpool. 81. Johns, Halifax ard PorllDd
y Montreal Ocean Steamship Gompauy Quebec
nn1 liverpool
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-09

GEORGE DOWDEN,
3Its Druggist and Chemist Richmond, Va.
Ano,l.cr ..cmnrl.nh.c .nrc OF ..rel.ln.-

SPARTA, Caroline Go, Na., March, Id.
5irs,r Baunrt Beers, Observation-Disclosures y our
Carter spanish Mixture has performed remarNabe eure in
Tie afflicted with Stroula Ia the Ntry
% bad had he become that his wetc entirely
ss-. and had breu Tor than year A. Inst
every thing else had ajnd it resolved to trY the
W. administered il according to direction, am Nuu
detu To perfect cure has bcon Effected satisfied
medicine equals Carter anisl Mixture pur
nt ia blood II Is creating quite excitement hie and
seii.N very rapidly Send auutherlot b, Railroad
Yours liuly Il. ). BKOApDUS.
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apucnuur0 2'irgtttais
rn.r,day morning. July p. 1927.

fsS,se call II advertisers 70 " -
&c 40 xIRsixtAN advertising i1elHn- I'M "N't ~"
ccuntry pape- have large circulation IN the South
ps STATE whence growing trade seeks an outlet al
vsr-i,5. rcs There is no daily paper pnhshed wthih
hnn,reas u miles south Of this point ana inc
- ,s yirsia and Tennessee Railroad 10 the Inc e INC
~ sts,e ,eost contribute make the Nirginan tue falI
,h, section AZ can send daily teleersphe
'' ~ ali others which doubtless will ensure t"f
~ ra,ly increased circulation For the inipinat9h 81 %
sisrs in mat section would state that We hteha !" CIV
,,.r,ic,l.f attention to the markets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-09

TnF ELECTIONS ~ KENTUCKY AND TESSEs-
! srE.-The political excitement has subsidized so
! fully, since the Presidential election, TINT il j.
difficult Ia induce any considerable portion of
the public To pay any attention IL the subject
II should not he forgotten. however, that two
important elections announced 10 take place
in Kentucky aud Tennessee, namely, o. the
third of August or less than month from the
present time. In both States the contest i.
likely Ia be severely contested. The opposition,
| chiefly Wings aud Americans. have united spon
the same tickets while the Democracy will no
doubt. make formal demonstration. In Ten
nessee the election is for Governor State Leg
i-laturc md ten Congressman. The Legislature
i To elect n successor 10 Senator Bell whose
term expires in 1859 aud the struggle for Con
grc-smen i narrowed down to one or two doubt
full districts. and to none more particularly than
to the OH. where Emerson Ethcfilge. an old
Wing, AN opponent of the Nebraska bill and
straight forward, consistent man, Is running for
re election before Il constituency that has once
chosen him by large gain on the party vote, and
which last fall gave Mr.. Buchanan Il slight mai ri
~. The two candidates for Governor sud to
be well matched. Mr.. Harris. the "Demoerntir
candidate. Is an ex.member OF Congress. and
Mr.. llatton, his opponent is young lawyer,
formerly efficient worker in the Wing ranks,
who received. wheu nominated by the American
Convention. the rather more expressive thnn ee-
CANT 'ulo,y that he would pitch into the Dem.
oeraey like the old lions did into the Genties
when the Jordan overlooked its banks"
In Kentucky, the election is for State Treas
ufer, members of the Legislature and members
of Congress. Upon the Legislature about TO be
chosen. will 'leyoye the duty of electing L. S.
senator, in the place of the Hon. ,Jno. b. rhomp
SON. The last Congressional Delegation from
Kentucky consisted Of FIX Americans and four
Democrats. aud in the hope Of gaining two or
three, the Democrats have nominated two OH
Line Whigs-Talbo'ta aud Clay. The same thing
has been done in Tennessee in the nomination
Of Maxwell and Avery. Tho candidates for
State Treasurer are Thomas l.. Jones. american
aud james II. Gnrrard, democratic" The re
suits, will possess Interest, not only in local
but national point of view. and will Indicate
th" changes that hive tuken place in parties
since the grest struggle for tho Presidency.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-09
StCrsOS AND tUNussssOS HoUs.
For TIE SAIL OF NEGROES Only
". PlItsA " ~ 60 solicit H..

E1s of their friends generally and pledge
use their IA II endraYrrs To- ADV anee the
leaving property In heir hands Tor sale " Iia'5a
ID NJ pnlliam the senior partner IN the concrr,, H..
heeniu the business for the last - Yeas Hattrrs I '
he can give entire satisfaction toal his PATRONS Ii
Vane's ii he made safe and hesrv places are
cuntnt slaves Board at 80 cts per dav ''i'' t'
We ran always he found at the old stand on Wall 81 r
mond Va \ t. unptfent person will ALWAYS he at m.
boat, 10 take charge Of negroes on then arrival
je1odly g priiitl
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ast ErDS NOTICE.

FE'HE FIRM or fILLIAM y DAVIS HAVING ptta,.
ri solved by mutual consent, either Of thu
htized Ia usr thu a. the satfi nm, a.,
siuas- he books Fl the Iu the E1f4i. a. w.
ElaHre III. whois asn authorized 10 sctfle M, tn,
. persps indebted 10 tho concern viii please iIl a "a
ElHore Esq, either Of the firm Tor srttlcnua - %.
u. NJ 1IfILIAN
W all a,
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BY Il. AkE.R>. Aucl,r.


"a July luth at 10 n,lock. ID. Market Isnsa n Ia
NEGRO WOMAN and CHILD The womafHs 4l,.., -
teen or eighteen years OF the child between Is, ma,
On months old 1bis property i sud by n trustee ap .
r'uted SOUND ana healthy. Sale positive, Terms "a
july : ihs Il AKERS
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SAILS LYA8CI1.


EEstB +kRA 4>sa.,# 4A...
hEiiei Wi sci II anc"n Ut thu late ID
A'wln d g. "h thursday the Id IuI, le.4 - 49,.
ct sad deredrht Lihtl.f AND VALUABLE NIt,I -
MI his household ans kttchen fun uturo asII ar n,
notes we'll endorsed : BIRGTR (Its8ss
Jun 'ias ufJ'~olt l. Agp l.u tIr5z5
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. SHOWN s.ENEN snugS rs.-tnoihrr SUNNY


TtR NArhe fourth annual session of this Institution
Will commence September iSt 1871 and live month.
Of Instruction Is comptcte aud supc asana
for tn rough AMI polite education ~ For
urhcr information send and get a catalogue
5 L. YORK, \. NJ, n G.L MONTE. 4. h.
t,1 us 81 y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-09

WRITING MACHINE An ingenious piece of
mechanism, designed to enable person to record
his thoughts or observations while travelling in
the ours, in crowd, or in any place where
binary writing apparatus cannot be used has
been invented by Mr.. Benjamin Livermore. of
Hartand, VI. The paper ON which the writing
or rather printing, for it resembles the telegraph
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-09

No,iee-Messrs. jas W. BRoNS. JosffH ; bhoN AZ ~
NoxTaoNrRY the city for making COLLECTIONS anu '
The business Of Nrginan Ohee 10 th' - 81 an
synrd To distant subscribers aud advefiisefs - a. ~
rears hill will sent by mail aud remit - NJ IL
highly important that the old business s ls,ea 70 rs
,,onnd mn we trust that all those who are Haee''" ~
"O"ho UP. " ~ a.ee-sity for an early aud prompt settle
meh' OIL sne' "N MCDONALD PETERS.
May 2l-ts -, .,...-,,cs 10 receive sub
T,,,ns - the Vireinian the present Proprietor
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y,..;n;,ryob Printing Om.e.

The ynniSiAs JoB uffICE has seen h'''n W WI -
"a npplied the most extensive assortment "i WV
"a ~ rs description and prompt execution c' ~
>; Pan aud Ornamental Printing II is under inc sn
.-,,,,enaenee Of IL { TREAhIt by whom al ofi'ts "
bo nnnetuslv Aled Distant patrons viii be promptly e,'
ee re a, home and abroad respectfully solicited
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-09

ENgBANA "a RKOTElER, ''fh
" 0Oin IA, lssiOn Erlchnn.-


EksS>bEa ffoN-1he concern of Fl IIIAN A. a.
~ WIS thw d.y dissolved by ual eaes,9t -
partner is authlrizlto the the e,r,r, m -
Ing up the partnership business The h.aIs Il ttn r
are IL the hands OF b w. Emore, cat auction hons
Hector Davis) who is also authorised settle M, The
49,
All persons indebted to the concern viii please come for
ward aud settle and those having claims against tho ~
will please present them for settlement NJ LLGAN
Richmond, June !, 1871. HEGIoR .nltIs
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HECTOR DAVIS.
AuciiOnCcr and Commission pgcrc,,ou,


FOR TIE SALE OF NEGROES
On The hoaSe t6y oseeped By PtLTTIlI &B4JIS0D l
lin S1tG. HiedaOAa, Ia)
NNrfIe cndea1or by strict attention to the interest If
w th'se ntustng their business to him 10 uct the nat
r"nage 81 literally bestowed on The late ru
DAVIS and soeits thu patronage the public generally
have Jail of my own, aud viii board all Negroes intended
Tor my sales at ~ cents per day HECTOR DAVIS.
TENE Subscriber most ohoerully recommends Mr. Hector
Davis to his friends Of L,nehiurg vicinity and
pledges for hn e ne representation their interest and
soiieiis for him their patronage MY OFFICE will q, At
his Auction Rooms, Franklin Street, Richmond N.t ufe
viii be happy To meet with my friends visiting Richmond n
inc purpose OF selling Negroes. r. ii. DAVIS.
je 23ly
WILLIAMS LIVERY AND SAFE SIT
w BILE MARkEr PLACE. (betwcen Post Office and Ma
Ret Hanse) LYNcuu re- Va am prepared furnish
at the very shortest notice Houses, lACkS, and BCGGIs
very best in tho city.
Persons wishing to ride in / HACK drawn by fae
Horse with the most polite andearefu drivers.
modated at Williams Stable
Gentle len wishing to take short afternoon ride with
lTd IN new Basgy with fine Horse, be accommodated
at Williams Stable Patronage respectfully solicited
je29ts +. WILLIAMS Propr',tl
M iRsssSsI sAsE AEIOAE.-75O sacks
AVa Marshall Salt afoat, daily expected sale ou,
the Vessel Order solicited before goes into
Je Ists \ ;. LEE, Richmond.
EtNshsNSs SEENEs.-Dn hand. or mad 10 or
der OF any length or depth ready rugged immediate
use Orders from the country promptly attended to-
le 2Otm ~. BOYD Agt for the manufactured
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~ riw"c WOODWARD, Castings Hardware I.'osaas
fri nis and the public Will give me call as am rcriu,ei
to srtl low TO- make lick sales.
Ie l22awifw r X WATKINS Act
Rtp. copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-09

WV signed viii pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICES
I phe Hundred likely Nrrn.s tahl southern Mar
thL tie can be found AT Nm H. Musbv's Auction Store,
INurhburc, Va. ioIIN " WELLS
IL - IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-09

PtttE .-s lac subscriber has ttnmd "a large
iat 90 w Disk which h" will sell TO the Trade accom-
m aaltng ieus BUYERS would 10 well give n call &c
! ire "fl'rjrc from other markets
NAY l2itWits y. G. TALIAFERRo.
,pt ga
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NEW OSE53Tsy.

'A'E undersigned will continue the Apotheeary Dtue
Id business at the old stand OF STROLLER &
wl keeP constantly hand fresh and reliable Stock OF
Drugs Medicines Paints OILS bye Stufs Pcrfnmrry Glass
&c Sc and viii he pleased his old friend, and
the public generally W. A. SIROTHEE.
lie
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ron 4nE viRsNaN.

dismiss the subject by the publication u The
following article
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p r.re., GOODS. Up


u H,p having been Dissolved by the OF Sas Init
heal all persons hH ing claims against concern will rsa
present hcm without delay. those indebted will pleas
come forward and settle their rs soan a. possible
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4 TIT -1tT'. Vt
- tn Canal Oh In lynchhuE. short a No art
,r ut Box Plank constantly hand my Mil the land At
MI Washington Cabei 2mles from New Market AIdg 10
my Agent W 1yer, rye River Ware lIo,e my at
the Mill send in your bills W. q. CLARk.
iyJ lttu I'm
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A4raNE. PORTER gpss.E.-Chnmunigur

w WIr0t ayorllo hr1nd,.7 bt.t london Porl'r am
Scotch Ale u pnts and quart bottles sale wholesale AMI
roiaI by LEE, JOHNSON a CO.
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greeks FOR SALE

= : ' n U.
900 Orange Il Alexandria r. Il Bonds
For sale by LANGHORNE & HOLCONBE
ists
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-l-TV = I01I NVe7 N-lng,I WuTlleI, Sugar Beo1-
ffk Iuwp. Carrot aud faIsuip Seeds fr StorN salo
s. Jr3tE } II THOMPSON X -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-09

this las cHtrIN Ssptre,iod All
Ncw arri, rs weekly. Some beaud patterns jus, banI
rone ever seen this city like then. GLASS n &AfNG
Lcadrrs aud lntrodu-crs o fas iona.
hls cl,thiur l. 1 this market SITS
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sfANsE.N roE EasEkkNt.s.-f nmiI, Eo'
ileni gs in hall barrels just received and Ion a.c ly
4
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-23
ItrO,

In unlutawney, lst Nov. in his 59ih year,
Rev. Thomas WILSON, a native of Center Co..
for - years a Baptist preacher.
In Belleionie, 9lh inst, in her 57th year,
Many. widow Of Hon. John Blanchard.
In Trumbull Co, o, 9Th Oct. last, In his 9ls,
wear, Juux OAKrs, who removed from White
Deer Valley, Lyc Co. Pa, in 1889. Joseph
OakeS, the youngest Of the family, sull resides
IN the Valley, aged 20 years.
In Carroll TIP, Perry Co, Goth ult, WILLIAM
BEhcH, in his 99,h year.
In Jessup TP, Susquehanna Co, Goth Oct,
aged 95 years, JoHS REYNOLDS, Soldier oi
the Revolutionary War
In Sunbury, 10th inst, JONI sISTos, IN his
65th year.
In Northumberland, l4th inst. aged 80 yrs,
JouS RExSI>GEn, Engineer on the Northern
Centra! Railroad
In Delaware Tp, North'd county, 7th inst,
George Dewald, aged s3 years.
In Liberty Tp, Montour county, 10th inst, OF
paralysis, John Bailey, aged about 60 years.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-23

Our readers NAV remember We have on
several occasions spoken in very eulosiStIc
terms Of L preparation which Dr. Stru :.
HAScE, Of los Baltimore ST Baltimore. Nd,
hd, discovered for the cure Of Eplleptlc EirS.
Now, in dong SO, we have been actuatcd by
the very best motive, VIZ the alienation of
human suffering. From circumstances which
have lately come 10 our knowledge. We fear
there Is a class Of persons who are not dIspo-
>ed to Try tins remedy IN a common sense
manner. We allude 10 the fact of selecting 4
particular case in a town v here perhaps there
are SIX or eight cases. and trying 1t on one.
Now. perhaps the selected rui.ht he the only
the whole number that would not This doing
neither themselves the md cine justice Il dozen
person. stricken down with cholera ia town
rr'-hh rho i. would they all send ph' sciaI,
would tut employ him AMI wait and If b" cured
t rt patient, That plan of proc'i iurr would Ice mos.
absurd in the % rr IIancc remedy, every
who Fts should it reasonable 9Th time
j. Nia not in day week: nothing worth doing
can O." uip.i-hrl What is easily done h
easily uuiug". The growth Of tim" j. enduring Prom
tUr mo>t respectable testimony we have examined we
feel assured that by proper perseverance in til. remedy
nine Of Epilepsy out of ten be cured The Pills
by mail free Of postoEe any part Of the world
Pr:ce-one box g. two s., twelve 81! You will find the
--air.y
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-23
sLcm!sbur9 Harket.
NIARRIIL ED.

In Milton, sih inst, by Rev. Dr.WatSon, A s
VANDERsLIcE of phGniviie and Miss CARRIE
G. daughter Of John Murray of VI.
By Rev.B. F Hall, 18th inst URIAH C.BAsrIAN
OF Juuiata Co. and Miss Mary &. M'kISNEY
Of Schuylkll Co. Same day, by the same
MIcHAEL FIsnEn Of Lycoming Co. and Miss
ELIz,BETu DAVIS Of Union Co.
BY Rev.A L.Reeser, sth inst, GEoRGE BoLIG
Of Millinburg and Miss SARAH ANN WALTER
of Winfield.
On the sih INST, by Rev. Henry Aurand
George KlIngler, Jr., Of Jackson lp., Snyder co.
and Miss LYDIA Meyer, of Jackson tp., Union
CO; also on the 18Th INST, Abraham Fairly and
Miss Susanna B. Schrack, all Of Union Go.
/. Light Street, Columbia county, Tuesday
week. by Rev.A.G Dole, J. NJ Stout of Milton
and Miss Kate Hamin.
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EesrSSbssrg, gSGs.

@. Y. WoRDEy & Co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-23
IEWEBJRG CHRONICLE WEST BRANCH FARMER-JANUARY 3d.

FIRE.-On Thursday night of last week,
one of the Double tenant-houses Of Beaver,
Geddes, Marsh & Co, at the mines in
ChapPclviIIc, caught fire from the stove
pipe, and burned down, the two fsnrl:es
inhabitiug it losing almost all their hous =
holi effects, and narrowly escaping with
li,nh. md He.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-23

No STATE TREASURER ELECTED On
Monday last, the day fixed by law for the
election of Treasurer, the storm prevented
the assembling of quorum Of the Legis
lature, and no election was held. The
Democrats it is said are afraid TO 90 into
an election, and will f possible staye it
off in the House, hoping thereby to retain
Mr. MagEaw in the Office another year.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-23
This way for :cN-ECT1CIEE.E.
70 the Citizens Of Union Comfy.

HaI,NlLI L.JAOA a.
Lew!>turE. Ma -, is-C
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vii rf yul. .t .urtrttI Il pr sat uuE
r>h sui expense, ans central town 'r village Ia the
uucI States excepting Those Ci California, oregon amt
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r. :.ys'.r v,rr lett .r.snl the money viii rom, safe
w.. In ai ton t5t'- III, 'uri Iai, utilslH 'ar9
uun,h oi ILLUSTRATED Family Works. Wy uo"u.sr ami
-ur high moral .upti .H.h r-rt trt'r That
while good u-tt uay t'~ ,a., IA rh.lr circulate" "-
tnry ui crut-ra pJHur LN III. and receive AIR -
pLssArnN t,I IL D.. t,t.r
a-brlrrs rr.p.-tf ly solicited. Tir further iurtlcn
lars .,.irr- tAv auhs'iIH .l.r.f po'tI
ROBERT >aiE~.
IL y llliau. street. N'" York
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-01-23

Esy We are indebted to Rev. ". ".
Orwig, fyr the first annual Catalogue Of
the Union SEMINARY. in New Berlin.
The Institution is in irD,i erous condi-
tion, contained according to Catalogue J
200 students last year