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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-13
J. GOLDSMITH & BRO.

NOTICE ALI persons indebted to the
Firm of J. Goldsmith & Bro are earnestly
requested TO call soon and square up and
those having claims, will please present their
bills. GOLDSMITH Il BRO.
LewisbGrg Pa. Feb. s, 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-13
Lost! LOST!

MONEY has been LOST, by not buying
vi your Hardware, Stoves, Nails, Locks
l.atches, Hinges, Screws. Glass, Paint Oil,
Puiy-in short, anything you want. lower
than ever. a the Hardware and Iron Store Of
Jos. M'FADDEN, Lewisburg. Pa
Iroa ! Iron! Ndilsi Stores
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-13
PUBLIC SALE

"TILL be held at the residence of the snb-
w scrber. near Farmer vile in BuGalue
Tp, on Thurs5ug TIE 5H oj W.reh, 1857. when
the following articles will be offered: Horses,
Cows, Young Cattle, Hogs, Pigs, Wagons,
Seds, SeIghs, pIows, Harrows. Horse gears.
Hav ladders, Windmill, Hay BY the ton, Po,a-
toes by the bushel, Posts, Rai's, aud various
Household and Farming utensils too numerous
10 mention.
Also tract Of Land containing ,Ss<.
about - Acres one ha f OF which & EY'R
is clear, the remainder IN timber; frrrtitfsa ss.
whereon is a Saw Mil and Clovor =l:1SisssSEss
Mil. with good water power and an excellent
Spring. Said tract if required will be sold iii
several pieces 10 snt purchasers.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock on said
day, when conditions SC. will be made known
BY ISAAC WALKER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-13

E@The Institute at Frcchurg common.
cling 9th ult. continued four days, and
enrolled the names Of 50 Teachers and
Directors Prof Stoddarl gave several
Lectures, which, with discussions, resola-
tions, &c, Was very interesting. Next
session to lie held in Nifliuburg.
p@- Cnion Couoy Sn e Snyder c..
Inquirer, is the name of very creditable
paper just issued at New Berlin by FRED
ERIcK SMITH. 1t is Independent, aud
takes righ, ground on the Slavery issue.
The editorials urge local Improvement and
enterprise, and argue (as a majority of US
'Chroniclers always did !! that in the long
run Division will prove benefit to them.
Long may the Sun shine.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-13

W-The Ohio, Susquehauua, and Hud
son rivers broke up, about the same time,
the early part this week, causing consider.
able damage by the very thick ice dis
charged with the large volume Of water.
A considerable part of the cities Of Alba
ny and Troy were flooded, causing dana
ges estimated at Two Millions Of Dollars,
with some loss Of life. Several Railroad
bridges at Chicago were swept away.
The smsll streams generally rose very
rapidly, Cthc ground being frozen, to a
grea, height, and fell away as soon. Part
of the road on Penns creek below New
Berlin, was impossible on Monday morn.
ing on account Of the ice hcaved into it,
aud path had to be quarried out of it.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-13
WHO WANTS CLOTHING,
AAyTAS Or MSTNNNGe

F(NiE undersigned being determined 10 close
business N this town,will dispose ofihelr
present extensive stock Of First Rate Clothing
al positively 25 per cent. less than 1t has
ever~ef9re been offered IN this town or neigh
bori~'d! Come hitIer, all We Secdy. shivcr-
ing bodies. aud be We nicely, warmly clothed!
If yon can't be satisfied with our prices and
goods, you never can be. Here YOU can get
Goats, Pants, Vests, Shirts. Drawers
well. anvthing that gentleman ought to be
possessed of Except perhaps wIfe)-for
vour money. no matter how small your pile
NAV be Don't think we are joking when We
say that we offer them SO low, bat Just come
and see for yourselves.
/ GOLDSMITH e. BRO
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-13
Bank Notice.

4 PPLiCATlON viii he mate 10 the u,s,
~ Legislature To change the uame OF a. e
e LewiShurg Savings Institution" located al
Lewisburg. IN the couoiv Of Gnioa, 10 THE
LEWlSBCfG BANK, with One Hundred
Thousand Dollars additional capital, and
authority 10 issue their own notes for circul..
ton; SUBJECT TO The provisions Of the general
banking laws Of this Commonwealth.
DAVID REFER Treasurer,
I.ewisburs, Pa. June II, 1896
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-13
LAST NOTICE {:

4 : | wish TO have my accounts closed up,
n all persons showing themselves indebted
TO me will please call and settle on or before
the is: day of January next After that date
they will be placed in the hands Of Esq MeFiz
for collection. FRANCIS ZELLERS.
Lewisburg, Dec. 3, 1856.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-13

@-We have received from Harrisburg
the Annual Reports Of the Superintendent.
of Common Schools, and Of the Insane
Hospital, of this State. The condition of
the School System is highly prosperous,
and most encouraging to its friends Tho
number and capacity and wages and hopes
Of Teachers are advancing, and the County
Superintendeucy is proving highly benef-
cial. In his report, Col CURTIN magnan-
imously states that "all the important Ia
Dor of the School Departments is performed
BY the Deputy Superindent [Mr. Hickok
and his subordinates" The erection of
that into separate Department, discon-
nected from any other, seems required BY
every consideration of public policy and
justice. A few thousand dollars appropri-
ated by the State for the encouragement
ofTeachers' Institutes and Normal Schools,
would be,doubtless of most lasting benefit.
Edward \. Pe1niman, a prominent
Dem. politician of Philad., died recently,
in the prime of life. He was brother of
Judge Peuniman, of the Honesdale Rep
ublican paper.
The undertaken who buried p s Brooks
says be required coffin six and half feet
long-the longest he ever used in Wash.
ington City.
The Pittsburg Evening Chronicle urges
the nomination of Thomas Bower Esq of
Snyder county for Canal Commissioner bv
the Democracy.
The old Board of Directors of the Sun.
bury q Erie Railroad Company was re.
s'ec'ed without opposition.
n hrs in Lock Haven consumed house
~ I'''0n St: occupied by widow Straub
% ner son Jacob. Contents saved
a large Number Of ser,iceab!c protr,c..
fe'g'o1s meetings are noticed On The
"1' Branch api % the Juois.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-15
Oruuille Dailq Butte Retarh.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULYl4, 1871

FoUR MEN DRowNEp.-0n Friday, July
Sd. says the Siskiyou Chronicle, four men.
two brothers namsd Kotz, and two others
named Bach and VALERIE, started to cross
the klamath river in small boat, Just
above rapid, about six miles below the
mouth of Humbug. When fairly in the
stream, the water being very rough, the
boat was drawn into the rapid, where it
was perfectly unmanageable, and soon
struck rock and capszed The men were
thrown into the midst of the foaming rapid
and were all drowned. None of the bodies
had been recovered when our informant left
But one of the four ever rose to the sur
face after being thrown into the current.
He was seen clinging for q short time to o
log which had lodged in the river, when he
was again washed hack among the rocks,
and sank to rise no more
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-15

KNOW NoTHINsG AND REPUBLIcANIsM.
In the Senate Of Massachusetts,, says the
New Haven Register, the proposed consti-
tutional amendment requiring adopted cit
liens to reside in the State two years after
being naturalized, before being allowed to
vote, was adopted by vote of % to 9.
This is Massachusetts Know Nothingism
In New York the property qualification
for negroes is not only to be abolished, says
the Albany .drgus, but the three years res
idence heretofore required of that class
This is New York Repubicanism. In one
State five years is too short term for a
white man, and in another three years is
too short term for negro
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-15

CHINAMAN KILLED BY BLAsT.-Says
the Placer Herald: One Chinaman was
killed and two others badly wounded by
premature explosion while blasting rock.
one day last week, on the FL Dorado side Of
the American, opposite Little Horse Shoe
Bar. They were working q bank claim.
This is the first accident Of the kind we re-
member to have heard occurring to Chiaa-
men; as it is unusual for them to work mi.
mug claims where blasting is required.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-15
SCrOfula and Diseased Blood.

"DR. GUYSOTrS improved Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla" is true specific. The pro-
prieior- have in their possession over one hundred
cer;f:ates Of the most extraordinary cures effected
by II. We eau sefely sag, Try ii. II reviyes the
dropping constitution, eradicates all humors from
the Blood, and by It's tonic properties restores the
invalid to life and ygor As spring aud summer
medicine, il has no eIuh. Its siny llary eilaciOus
action ON the blood, It's strengthening and vyiiYn2
action ON the system stands 1reeminaDtly abovs all
other Sarsaparas II you would have tho rose
brought back to your cheek, IA clear. healthy aud
transparent skin, aud life and yigJr mbued through
tbs system, take Guys0tt's Exracs Of Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla. Ii contains more of the pure
Honduras SarsapaEilla than any other preparation
extant, which is chemically comOined with the eX-
tract. of Yellow Dock and the Extract of Wind
Cherry, thus making the remedy more thoroughly
efficient than any other Sarsaparilla before the pubs
hc At the same time it is perfectly free from all
mineral pOisons which cannot be said of other Sar
saparla compounds.
y" Be careful and buy none but QUART BOTTLES.
Soldby Druggists generally
Cotton * McDermOt, Agents for OrOville
Park 4 White. General Agents, and importers for
all valuable Patent Medicines, 49, Washington ST.,
San Francisco. myl5-3m2p
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-15
NOTICE.

Ms hereby given, that will make application to
N tic Board of Supervisors in and for Butte
County. Mt their next regular session in August for
a License to run Ferry across the Sacramento river
at point known as Jennings Landing, in Chico
township.
May 10, 1851. IL. u.JENNINGS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-28
Diseases Of the Lungs.
DIR. EASTERLY'S
Fever and ASuc Killer.

The Great Western Remedy for
Ague and Fever, Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, In
termiftent and Remitten' Fevers, and every
form of Fever incident TO Bilious Climates.
The most perfect and iafHbie remedy yf discorered
forMr SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE OF
AGCE AND FETERS in al Aeirf oynasis
DR.. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer.
This popular remedy has been before the public
four years. and during that time has cured than
One Hundred Thousand Cases,
Which has fully established its preemnent merit in all
parts Of the West the best and only reliable remedy
for this dread disease
This Medicine Is compound OF the most potent 'ese-
table Extracts KNOWN and is the most speedy and effect
uai curative for Fever and Asue known In the ei'zed
world.
M,rx THIS The object and purpose Of most Of the re
medes offered to the public is simply to SUSPEND the Chill
and Fever NOT TO Crnx This easily done by any in
telsent physician or druggist. But Will dalyng with
these eusve compounds the patient rapidly declines
and every day the case becomes difficult to cure
Such is not the with Dr. Easterys Fever and Agu
Killer This medicine attacks the disease at its source,
BY unlocking the secreons OF the Liver Expecting the
BILE strengthening and restoring the shattered and deb
ated system to health and vigor and thus removing
the cause, renders the certain and permanent.
kkADsH. nave you the Ague and Fever! II so, delay
gerous. besides runous TO Constitution IJse DR.
Ras.ery's Fever and Agus Killer, and win oure you
~ Pamphlets containing certificates showing the
uneauasd merits Of this medicine can be obtained Of
Agents, gratis
SrA liberal deduction made to Druggists and M.r
chants who buy to sell again
~Pseparsd Or; .A; Me corner OF Third and
IN-Por Sale in OTTAWA BY 4 g. PrrIAN, Drussist,
Gsi.eS ststsS. seP:1
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-28
Literary Association.

The proceedings of this last meeting, as
we are informed, for we were not present,
consisted mainly in the passage of resolu-
ton to the effect that if the association did
not reclaim their library by the LIST of Octo-
Der next, their right to do SO would then
expire.
The matter stands now in this way. The
Young Mems Association agree to tako the
Library of the Literary Association and pay
the debts of tho latter, amounting to from
s25. to $780,: but the literary association
may reclaim their library between now and
the LIST Of Oct. next, on repaying the said
amount with interest to the Young Mems
Association.
Ten members of the literary association,
may, by this arrangement, be elected to IL
brary privileges-all other members and do
nors lose any right which they may have
TO read the books Of the library.
All the members VI the old association
may join the new, but may not desire to do.
1t is question now with them whether
they are willing to give up their library on
such conditions II they are not, they must
bestr thsmselves-that's all.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-28
0ttaha frff Grabtr.
School Directors.

Next Tuesday our people will be called
upon to elect a new board of School Direc.
tors for this city. There is an entire new
board to elect, being one from each Ward.
We hear of no meetings called or contem-
plated to nominate candidates, and generally
there is far too much indifference on the
subject. So far as we have had opportu-
nifty to feel the public pulse" we believe
there is a generol desire to re-elect the larg-
er portion of the old board, but most oil
them are unwilling to serve, and some new
men must be found.
Mr. Lindley from the LIST. Ward, will con-
sent on no terms to be reelected. We hear
of but one candidate named to fill his place.
We understand Aid. Leavens will be voted
for by his friends, and, being very capable
man, will probobly be elected.
In the I'd. Ward, G. w. jackson is the
present incumbent, and as we have no bet
ter man, there Is general disposition to re-
elect him, although Mr.. j. would much pre-
Ter to be let off
In the Sd. Ward, Mr.. Macy having chang
ed his residence, new man must be found.
There is pretty strong talk of forcing Mr.
Reddick to accept the trust, but he protests
against it. If elected, however, he must
serve.
In the 4th Ward, the people can do no
better than re-elect Mr. Leland, who, We I'M
derstand, although anxious to be excused,
would not refuse to serve.
The same we presume, may be said of
Mr.. Fisher, in the 9th Ward.
Mr.. Phelps, in the 9th Ward, refuses pos
itively to serve again, and in his place, Mr..
G. n. Van Doran is at present most promi-
neutly spoken Of.
The 9TH is new Ward. We have heard
DR.. Putnam named as the probable candi-
date, but do not know his own feelings or
those Of the people generally on the sub
ject
In mentor ing these names, we simply
echo what we have heard, and have no
thought of debating, or even suggesting
candidates to the Wards Doubtless much
the better way would be to hold meeting
and make nominations, and in the absence
Of any other call, We suggest such a meet
ing at the court house this evening.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-28
CUR YOURSELF,
DIR. Bakers Specific.


safe and certain cure for Gonorrhea, elect,
Structures, Seminal Weakness, and all Diseases
ofthc Genital Organs.
This popular and Specific remedy is offered 70 the
afflicted and warranted to all OF Gonorrhea,
Gleet Structures Seminal Weakness and all diseases OF
the Genital organs, in few days. Til, infallibe
dy ha. saved thousands upon thousands from the hands
of merciless quacks, If no: from premature rrrve. IN
Of Infection, DR. Baker, Specific is the oily safe
and remedy. is very agreeable the taste
perceptble odor. and be used by persons
either with ENTIRE SECRECY, without regard diet
hndrance from business, medical adviser, plain
directions accompany the medicine Reader have you
PEiv.TE DISEASE: Do not neglec; it, Delay is danger
With Dr. Baker. Specific, you yourself
and thus prevent all exposure.
80 Price Al 30 per Bottle.
x5-Prepared and sold by DIR. EASTERlY, corner Of
Third and ChcsEu; streets, St. Louis, No.
,C-SoId by 4. :. PCrS.s, in Ottawa, and By Drug
gt. and dealers in medicines generally throughout the
United States. sep2:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-28

AccIDENr.-On Monday last, We are in
formed, . young man named AckLEY. who
worked in Cauquelin's Sash Factory, got his
right foot caught in some part Of the ma
chinery and his foot and ankle were severely
injured. 1T will be long before he obtains
the use Of his limbs.
FIRE.-On Monday evening, between the
hours Of ten and eleven o'clock, a small
frame house north Of the Depot was burned,
together with its contents. The house be-
longed to Michael Hunt, who supposes that
his dwelling vas burned by an incendiary.
A good fire engine would have extinguisksd
that fire in ten minutes.
INFORMATION WANTED, of Margaret Con-
ner, of Gortleck, County Donegal, Ireland.
When last heard from she was at Ottawa,
Illinois, July 18th, 1856, living with farm
err. Any information Of her whereabouts
especially by letter from her, will be thank
fully received, to care of II. Wheeler, l93
Fulton ST., Brooklyn, N. u, or by her Sis
ter, SAKAH CONNER.
PhrenoIogicaI and Physiological Society.
Meets in Nattinger's Hall on Monday evenings, at
O'Clock
Subjects for next meeting:
Reading choice selections.
Address the abuse of Secretivensss.
Puolic Examin atoms usual
Admittance free. Doc1oa MCNAMARA .Secretarv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-28
e. "a NCD~~
\ STATEMENT FROM DR. MORSE.
The reason 1rhy n nete Labei uas obtained.
TO 'E'EYE PyJRIUC

When first commenced manufacturing my INDIAN
ROOT Pills in this country made arrangements with
\ b. Moore, Of Buffalo. aud A. J. White to manage
the sale Of them. DR. White had the general oversight
Of their manufacture furing Nr. Whites absence, Mr..
i. u. Moore, ia order make the pills cheaper made
up lot from ci.iD. pear drugs: sucl, as Akes Gam.
b0g' and eveu put in 'r'0HeR This injured the repua
ton Of my medicine, which always intended TO have
made @! the choicest of ROOTS and PLANTS Ia i sd
learned IN make To- make them from the Indiana Since
this ting this Moore has y3ed, and Lf for parts
.SlOTa.
IL became necessary f0r to make different arrange.
mcnts. In future shall always superintend their md
"h1tHre Iny-sE 80 the public assured Of get
ting tine genuine article A J. " hite Co. New York,
VII! manage the sale Of them. and will have them put in
Blue OUTSIDE WRAPPERS
Ia oh box will have the Signature of A. J. WHITE
co. Bay no more I,Ho'r Wrdpped Pills. because they
not genuine; but buy those In BLIE WRAPPERS,
with A. j. WHITE a cos signature them, and you
viii get my gsnu;ne INDIAN ROOT PILLS.
auE39 JESSE MORSE, ". n.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-28
NEW ARRIVAL
AT THE
Peoples Cheap Store.

WE have just received our last invoice Of WINTER
w GOODS and are offering them at prices that can
not be beat in town. Give a call and examine
stock and prices.
Our stock consists in part Of Plain and Plaid Merinoes
Plain and Shaded Deaines, Paramettas, Poplns, Ging
hams, Prints, Broche Shawls, long and square, bay
State and Waterloo Wooden Shawls, Gents do, BLACK
and Coored Dress Silks Velvets for Mantlas collars ana
Sleeves, in sets, Ladies' Coaks, Embroideries,
Ladies' and Chldsens Hoods and Rggeleues,, st.; u nj
Gloves Kid Silk, and worsted, Gents do Ladies anu
Misses Wooen Hosiery Wooden Blankets, OF All co'ois
and kinds sheetngs, stripes Ticks, Broadco,n.
n,.r.s S.tinets &c Ladies' Shoes and huboers gooa
..so,tment Remember the place. Glover COOKS
Mosx. fdeceo] DOUGLASS CLARK.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-28
DYER-S
HEALING EMBROCATION.

What Dyer's Healing EmbrOCaIi0n il.
Ii is perfect PainDestroyer. and Invaluable Re-
uedy for tire Of Rheumatism Cuts, Wounds Pain
in the side. Eack. and Lmbs-Lumbago 20. Sore Threat
Burns, Sca.ds, Sweings. Ague, Cramp, &C. For Cuts
and Wounds is superior any other Preparation l,
will AFFORD immediate relief in Sca!is Burns and FOR
Pains Weakness In any part Of the system it viii give
certain Relief in a very little time.
Used in;ernaiiy.it is OF the valuable RENE
dies for Cramp Spasmodic Affections, for Pains
Soreness in the Side, Throat, Chest, and Stomach FOR
Sck Headache, Nausea, Sea Sickness Rheumatism, or
any Internal Weakness caused by fall strain. II pos
Soothing Healing, and Pain Destroying proper
tics, unequal-d by any other Compound Medicine and
have known it to fail il arresng the progress
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-28
CHICAGO MARKET.

Friday Evening, Feb. q, 1901.
Wheat-The small lots that come in are
taken at 9Oas9c for spring; red winter 81 %
to store, and white winter to store 81 10
81 02a1 0S for red to mill, and white 81 10
Cern-For present delivery 41a43e; for
delivery in the spring 44a45c is asked on
board.
Barlsy-Firm at 81 45a GO.
Oats-Scare, and in good demand at i0c
to city trade.
Rye-75asOc delivered.
Eggs-Rather scarce at 1Sa20c per dozen
by the Dbl.
Potatoes-50a75c per bush. and plenty.