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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04

\ Correspondent Of the itichmond Dispatch
from Bath Alum Springs (Va9 says:
I'VE had a iitle episode recently, by man
by the name OF JoHN EiLEHr, of Lewisbnrg.
Union county, ,Pennsy ylvania attempting 10 steal
negroes and run them oil 10 free State. He
was arraisned al the Office of the Hotel, and
mo>t seriously threatened with Judge Lynch,
hut finally law and good order prevailed. and
for want of a warrant he was suffered 10 leave
in the stage. but was followed by Wir, Roberts
aud James +. Brink!ey, who. being somewhat
detained in getting the warrant, arrived at
Miilboro' Depot only fifteen minutes too laie
a the cars for the East had left about that long
previous. No doubt but what he will go home
a wiser if no, better man. Phiiad. san.
r. Mr.. ElLERT is Deputy Post Master
in this place, and is TOO well and favorably
known to have syllable of tLis ,hlrge
believed. lie left here and returned, openly
aud according to appointment, to attend to
some laud matters in Virginia, with a Phi.
lalclphia gentleman. We think it due to
Mr. T. him>clf-to this community-and
to all pcunsy ylvanians who might have an
occasion to visit Virginia, to rcfutc this
ca'umrious assault, and explain the Prob
able cause of its fabrication.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
Medical UIiraiSlll.

If there were health in a multitude ci medi-
cal systems. as there is said to be wisdom IN
4 multitude of counsellors, sickness would be
unknown in this age of so called pathological
discoveries The hompPathsts tell US /
the salvation of our lives III sickness depends
upon infintcsmal doses and Infinite diluiion
the hvdropathisiS profess to rain health upon
rs from shower baths or soak disease out OF
us with wet blankets; while Il still newer set
of exclusives propose burying US up TO the
armpils in the earih-putting both feet IN the
grave as il were by way of saving our iivcs
Then. we have Sangrados, who are all Tor
blesh,nr. bIistcrin. and low diet; and miner
I.,ts who believe in nothing hut mercury and its oxides
II hai-nS unfortunately, however Tor all these
that they show practical proof oil the assumed IN
ftIlity of their m-thcds of cure. Not so Professor
Holloway. who has really inauguratcd new era IN the
history the healing art, and whose medicines Tor e
lat twenty have ualy rescued tens of thousands
from uiprrt;n, death. This is assumption, but n
( e verified by the unimprarhahr evidence OF cloud
If witnrs The archives OF hs central offices in Lon
don AMI New York contain than half million oil
manuscript certificates authenticated in the strongest
manner and pacny beyond the possibility OF doubt the
infability his preTaraiions in nineteeht.en.etis
the n,iadirs which man l. subject Hreat Brtail
the continent of Europe India, China, Australia the u
States the West Indies. British America every civilized
land and evary country which the pioneers of civiiza-
ton commercial ami religious, have found their way
riug with the fame Of these acongucring remrdes.
There is no written language in whchh" cannot prouuc
testimonials their efficacy no printed one IN VIM
they advertised and recommended such Is the
demand them in all parts of the world that teS may
he justly called great commercial stae ana the mum
agencies their sale amounts TO tens oil iou'
B sands IL,
rrf.ssor Holloway whose comprehensive mind is the
motive lrinriI. Of this immense system Of popular dis
ep-arcs in this country. His mandatory i"f
m Continent New York. and there is no newspaper
in the Union hat has not endorsed his Preparations Nv
ty or town within the limit- where they are not
known aud apvr, c'G These icts speak for themselves,
and clearly shuw. that while 80 many medical doSmas
have cu roIin in the dark he has actually discovered
applird th. true only means OF eradicang the pt
nry rauo- OF disease IL the human e. ystoni-Nst0 loTF
& .,..r Ty-l.s
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
Examination of Teachers.

WILL meet for examination the Teachers
of the different Districts of Union County
Al the following times and places:
SEMI. le-Lewishurg. AT the Public S.H.
2l-New Berlin q JackSoD,at n Berlin
22-Mlf,inburg, at Mifilinbnrs.
c3-Buifaloe. at Builaloe Roads.
2i-Kcllv. at Rnyer's II.
25-Whlte Deer, at New Columbia ). ii
c6-East Buffaloe, al VT Pleasant S.H.
cs-Unior, al Winfield S.H.
2g-limeStone, al usual place.
Oct. Harley Is LewiS-Harlleton ;. II.
.-Wes, BuiIaloe-at Red Bank S.H.
A full attendance on the part o. Directors
and others feeling interested in the advance
men, of Common Schools, is desired.
d. HECKENDORN, County Supt.
New Berlin, Aug. 20, lS57w3
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby siveL tina, the under
N signed has this day purchased OF Fn,N-
els WArKxn Of the borough of Lewisburs the
following articles of property: grey mares, )
sets of horse gears, two horse Wagon, |
buggy, spring Wagon, cows, a tons oi
hay now in the barn Of WIN. Wilson decd.
straw cutter, sled, Plow. cultivator, |
harrow, and = acres of corn in the ground
upon the estate of VIM. Wilson, dec d. Al!
persons are hereby forbidden 10 mcddle with
the same. JAMES CRISWEI.L.
Aug. Is, 1857 pd3w
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
IEVSBURG CHRONICLE WEST BRANCH FARNERSEpTEMBER 1857

nN-The Democrats of Columbia county
have nominated John MReynoids for
Congress and Peter Eut for Assembly.
The four counties have met, and Judge
Welker Of Suubury is the only nominee
for Senator
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
NEW BOOKS!

1JICHAEL SliIRES, OF Lewi>burg has the
vi Agency for Union county of the follow
ins new works:
He Impending Crisis Of NE South
by H. K. HsLpER, Il native resident OF North
Carolina. I20 pages. Price, 81.
Fsmnie Litc among tie .Normoas-
personal Narrative of many years Experi-
ence, by the Wife Of Mormon Elder. With
piaies-i50 paces-Si.
MIR. ShireS will canvass the county. These
works have a large sale. 3wt97
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04

rn-Thc County Committee are rcques-
t.d to meet at the Office of j. \. Mertz,
E.l, Lcwisburg, at . \. NJ. Of Tuesday,
Sept. 18th inst, viz:
David IIenning, MIchl Brown, G.EShearry'
5 Il. Knight, John Guycr, VIA. +. Don-al,
>lruc. Svcugel, Alex. Ammua>. Thu>. HavtS,
&. ". Chambers, J. y. rrrrry, \. J. Bullch,
lrch5t Thomas, Samuel Marshall.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04

s.g-Consiierablc Wheat has been sown
in Bafaloe Valley, last wc,k and thi~, and
more will be this week principally red
,b,F or Mediterranean. The fIrmcrs are
,js,.rmincl to be ahead Of the wccvil, this
time, if possible.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04

sa-Nr FORBES, young student from
Princeton, preached for the Presbyterian
.burch, on Sunday last, aud in the after
,oon gave a most interesting description
+ Christianity in the Sandwich Islands,
f wlich be is native.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
lEW!SbURG ACADEMY.

v'IlE FALL SESSlUN, OF llllS lnSlltu-
tIon, will commence on THURSDAY,
Sept. l7ih, 1857, TO continue l3 weeks.
The WINTER SESSION, Cf the same length,
will Immediately succeed the former. 10 be
interrupted by a Vacation durlnc the Holidays.
As the public are pretty fully acquainted
with the success of the Principal, during the
10 years Of his connection with the Acade-
my, all cxtravasaut pre,ensions and promises
are out of place suffice it to say that all the
Branches of thorough English and Classical
Course are taught, and that youths are fitted
either for College, for Teaching, Or for gene-
raj business.
The Bible is 4 tex book.
A large class of Young Ladies is secured.
TUlrION-pcr session Of l3 weeks. including
contingent expenses.
PEIu NARY READING. Writing, Dcfn.r, Arithmetic
,'r,,.. Gram. aud L. :. iiistnry.i 500
ADV tNCEb ENGIl>li-. all not included above 40
LANGUAGES. 500
No additional charges also, no deductions
except for protracied sickness.
JNO. RANDOLPH.
August 90, 1857 Principal
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
Democracy becoming Knowuoth!ng,

Loco TACucs.-Nj jt only Is the money
from the State Treasury used to keep up
"sidc-door" newspapers, but the Packer
papers are now everywhere openly putting
up Hazlenut and Soap, extoIHug their
talents, pattipg Know Nothingsm on the
back, aud calling psuedo "Amcricau'
meetings The "DemOcracy" are also at
tcuding, c1hcrting, and applaudiug their
emissarics, sent about to distract the Oppo-
sition, Is it not beautiful sight-to an
Irshman aud Catholic-to see the Pac-
kcritcs down Oh their knees to Know No.
thiDgism, paying k.N. orators, aud hurra-
iug at X. \. meetings? 1t is evident
that the only hope Of Packer & Co. is
based on the success Of their spies in d.
,citug votes from the Union Ticket. 1ae
HI-lcnm c3itors Ycny ococ h,'r prcter-
sHrc FIR Plcker occr U'iimot. and Will vote
for him when they can, lilly, leaving their
dupes TO throw away their VOTES Oh hope
less ,icket.
IIazlcnut was announced to address DU-
merous meetings III the interior, but failed
on several occasions, on account of illness,
COR, some say, disguised with his business. }
=: VIXEN hc docs NJ @, be seL4. Soap"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
Southern Convention.


The Southern Convention which Assem-.
bed recently at Knoxville, Tenn, seems
very generally to have disappointed those
who predicted important action from it.
1t commenced with an attempt to exclude
all editors aud reporters not favorable to
the Convention, aud appears to have spent
the whole of the first and part of the sec
ond day in discussing a resolution to that
effect.
On the second day it was mainly occu-
pied with resolutions respecting slavery
and the slave trade, and on the third day,
it adopted enc recommending the wiM
draroi Of the United States iect from the
coast Of Africa.
, On the fourth day the Convention re-
solved tLat lines Of Southern ocean steam
crs ouyh TO be established that 4 univcr.
sity ouyh to be established at the South
for the education of Southern youth ; and
left decision about lcgali@my the Hare
trcde over to the next Convention.
The Convention adjourned to meet next
year at Montgomery, Alabama.
rr-Who can doubt that by the next
Presidential Election, the South will de-
maui the repeal Of the law or ordinance
against the Foreign Slave Trade ? and that
the Democracy will aid them in the effort:
FREE Soil IN MISsoURI.-The St.
Louis Uemoorot, in summing up the re-
suit Of the late election, in St. Louis coun-
ty, says: "Upon direct emancipation IS
sue, unembarrassed by any party antece-
dents, We may, therefore, in the future,
calculate upon clear working majority of
/ four thousand votes. This is very signif-
cant and very cheering. At the last April
election, Mayor Winner failed of obtaining
clear majority over both his competitors
by two or three hundred; now We have
carried the city by fourteen hundred and
Mirly.tom This shows the rapidity of
, the growth of the free soil sentiment with
in the last four months and the triumph
50 far as it involves a mere local victory
is glory enough for one day"
J ssn.The Pro-Slavery Democracy OF Cal
ifornia have nominated John i. Weller,
formerly of Ohio, for Governor. The Re-
publicans have nominated the gallant Ed
ward Stanley, formerly Wing Congress
men from North Carolina, for the same
Office. Herbert, the Irish.waiter murder
er, figured again in the Democratic con-
ycntiou.
\ farmer in Millcreek township, Erie
county, says he expects to realize tou'
hun,}red Jushels IF potatoes from single
acre of ground. Who says the potato
crop will be a failure!
A Slight frost was reported upon Trout
Run, Lycoming county, Tuesday ot last
week. Shouldr.' t wonder if there were a
big frost "Proviso" on somebody in thai
county, next October.
ColW.O Hickol, found his horse near
Frederick city, Maryland. 1t is supposed
to have been stolen by German in Har
risburg, and sold to slave dealer,
The opposition in Carbon county re
Gently invited the Democracy to ''stump
together, but the Dem. declined.
At Tyrone, Blair county, Mrs. Harrie
". Stewart is appointed post master, rtc'
John Il. Stewart, resigned.
Joshua Il. Gildings is so feeble that he
will probably not be able to take his sea-
in the next Congress.
Several buildings were recently lost BY
fire at Montoursyille, Pa.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04

F.y-On Tuesday evening, several lndI-
a.. Of the Mohawk aud ChiPpcway tribes
axe Concert at the old Presbyterian
.slrth house.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
John B. Linn.
DIP. KELLIEG'S

Cancer Institute. for The Treatment oI
Cancers, Tumnrs. Wrns Ulcer. Scroiula, or
any Growth or Sore. Chrome Diseases gene
rally can be cured Qfcurable) without surglca.
operation or poison. Fora particulars write.
state diseases plainly, and enclose - cts lor
advice; Letters must have a postage stamp
rnclu>ei to pay answer. Medicine sent any
distance. Address J. kELLlNG. VI ID.
Mechanic SbuFg. Cumberland Co, Pa
Mechanic lrg j. mile5 from harrisburg tbsCN
Railroad aud accessible FROM alt parts OF the Cnicn-
Old al ycur poor and rich. alive Will i" YOU
,,s-I 70 those afflicted Ao no; visit
na!ly viii >- eI mail r-csiyt nf s. only, Esclo
pr~pHr N-ii~ir With iill directions for &c State
all Particular. Address IA Above tmt'O
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
Ie!rssEsssvO, sSN.
r,D,Y MORNING. SEPT. !, 1891

.,rerlyr' yr'-NAnuf,rturrrs. Merchants Mechanics
4 r,Jir officers in City aud Country, Puel',her--
= .,- to buy or scll-w"uli do we'll 10 employ the
Q, toe sS h"i,S in s~1 rann %iSH ai,y canin na. wa
- 4,rtipn of active, solvent producers, consumer
b.. d r. - any in TIA" state.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
see New Advertisements.

- We have received a sal!rIcal comnan', 4,
,-on from small village not th"">a"u >'i''u
q, oil, wherc "the iuhlbitini>, h"' nav ~
n. business Of their own 10 at'1"l a. In
4, OF their ne!ghbcr> in hand. IL Is S"H'P's
zen. but we think is P"h'ica'''n uS'''SS'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
Vocal and Instrumental Music.

vsNHE subscriber having located himself in
Lewisburg, is ready to teach Instrument
tai Music IN all Ils branches, VIZ Piano, Nelo-
deon. Guitar. Violin. Niolincello, Flute, aud
all Brass Instruments q
He will also teach Vocal Music.
Having been taught IN the best Schools n
Germany, he deems binSe,f qualified 10 r"n-
der satisfaction.
He will also tune Pianos, and put them IN
repair if desired.
Residence for the present at Hers Hotel.
Jan. 10, 1851. PR"r- T. HELD
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04

E.s-"An Old Line Wing" writes TO the
Lancaster Eramiaer that the Wings who
voted for buchanan as a citiztn of their
County and their State, aud because they
knew aud liked the man, are hy no means
converted into Democrats. They remain
Wings, and will sustain Wing opposition
to Slavery Extension By voting for Will
MOT { Co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
TcaChcrS' Institute.

The "Union & Snyder County Teachers
Institute" will meet in Miiilinburg on Monday
the lith of Sept. at l o'clock, T. NJ. Dis,ing-
ulShed Educators will be present To assist IN
conducting the exercises If the Institute. We
hope 10 see III attendance all ieacherswho feel
an interest IN their profession. deeming such
attendance the best proof of their devotion 10
the cause of education. All friends are cordI-
ally invited 10 attend. The session 10 continue
one week. ID. UrcKESponN, Ch.Ex.Com.
New Berlin. Aug. &c, 1857
HELMDoLrS GENUINE PREPARATION, Highly
Concentrated Extract Eucn for Diseases of the Blaiir
Kidneys, travel, prTsy W"aknrss"- &C. il safe aud
pleasant remedy Read the ai,rrtsem,n ut in another
column, headed e Irlmfu!ds 'icuu!ne Preparation
HAIR HESTpHER Wood advcrii-rs in col
umns his valuable medicine for restoring hair, and for
TIE prevention of baincss, A. This remedy has been
quite extensively and with great success Humid
rods nay thousands have used IT, ant arr whiins 10 les
tiy to cfacy. Head the adverti-rment-go at unce
nl pTorurc bottle, and prove it, yiitu" onr good Old
laid heal.I bachelor friends should rnbrar" this "p"r
tuuitv their racs with coat uf rc luhuriat
hair indianapolis Locomotive
UlLLowAY'S OINTMENT AND pILLS-propsicsl
sxcIliu.s the mb> unifTmy reduced hr the al
ilicaion Of ti ointmcnt- itmust nc rkly rubbed IN,
and in these all other Of external disease or
injury 1t is advisable 10 fumrut the part affected with
water before uSII tie preparation A. enre fr
sore breasts it, effects wonderful la ten minutes
after uhrratrg the nlamci or liberated nipple the
t,u and trohiin:. Every species OF sore, boil
tuur eruption, yields readily to it, soothing hrain-
di>iu-rtin influence and IN fact its saEave effect on
su fetal maajrs only eualcJ by that I'll Holloway
Fills g. all Internal disOrdrr>.
rs tn. most keJticr people lie convinced iy tri
l that all the family medicines Hr" not huftu. Hi
nm,u- the thousand Of butterfly life there fw al
great merit aud undDubt'd worth. oi these, Or Nm
j,rS !4rg1Uor, Liver k"m''iy stands hr>t andtir
among the remedies Of day that eau hr relied on
u m.cine that is all it is recommended by it, r"Prir
tors aiycrtisrs itself every tral, Tor There arr
none hut tell their friends odo 81 and :" II
goes from mouth mouth till all the people "i the nion
have learned the go, # his truly valuable meiicin"
II recommended with Testimonials t" PROV" S virtue
FIR liver complaints al every KIND Iron" tn"
worst Nv Scsa common Headache" Hni l. particular
y adapted to .auniirr D-ran=-l Stomach Bowel Com
| Ilaint>' aud diseases of children.
doses sal tp cure cold with scarce
failure !, worth trial for this alone" II l. especial
~ tied the c l>. particularly ti"-" "i s'F
cntary habits. lalirs Of the highest standing IN
have given their certificates Of lis efficacy aud "c
all who ang try one bottle and you Will new
-r ~, without it.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
EplssoIOT71oN
foRA RAaINERasHiP9
Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the firm oil
~ SEfer q NFdddin, was dissolved by
mutual consent on the Is, day of July last and
that the books of SAID iirm,are left with me ioI
collection, with whom all persons owing sand
firm will make settlement
Aug. I3. 1857. SAMUEL SLIFER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
L1.)ieO,

Near Sunburv. morning Of 81 inst, PRISCILLA, vile
Of Matihia. Reed aged about 20 years.
la Milton. 10th ut in his .it Year, uLl' Efi, son of
Samuel 7. Brown E-G.
In Buffalo nshp. on the 10Th ihst an Infant son
Of Benjamin and Eliza Dietrich.
In New Berlin, l.h ult. in her 3ci year, fiiEBE.
vii, OF John SI.itlcr.
In Hartley, l+th ut. CllRi>TlANA L, daughter OF
Jacob nj Margaret Mohr, iu her .Si Year.
In baltimore, 9Th ult, aged about years, RACliEi
only daughter OF the Rev H. u. and Rebecra llamlin
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
Broke Out i'm a New Place!
s.a. JESSE II. WAGNER. having

sh2 taken the establishment recently occu-
pied by Mrs. DeNormandie. adjoining
the "Chronicle" and Telegraph Offices. he is
prepared 10 see his old and new friends. and
furnish them with all kinds of CONFEC7IO-
NERIES of the choicest varieties. He has
reiilied the establishment, and is certain of
giving satisfaction 10 all. Ice Cream served
I'm eycryevening. fAug. II. 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
iWpRQVgWEHT9."

I y consequence oi the irII' sifial feV"letions
go,ag ~ n lower Mar ct street. COLD-
SMITH q BRO. are compelled 10 re move
the young Mammoth Clothing En- p"rium aP ID
ne1t d",,r below WaLL-' cid Mammoth Store
where. with brIcr arconmcdanon>, We are
prepared To sell CHEAPER THAN EVER.
Call and see June y, 1851.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
LEWISBURG planning MILLS,

-1(at the new establishment, east
oIJh.Irsa lend of the Bridget manufacture
k:ss .s4 s5s4 ~ order or have "u hand really
.s1H,~ - worked floorin. ,SidinG Shelving
and all kinds of Dressed Lumber for
Carpenters and BuIlders' u>s. We are also
prepared TO PLANE ani EE-SiW Boards,
PlankS, Joi>is &c. Scroll Sawln: 10 order
also Shutters. Blinds. Sash. Window and Door
Frames. Cornice MouldS, Brackets and Muul-
din-S Of every description. \ superior article
of Joint Shingles on hand, and we intend 10
keep a good supply of Joist>. Sipdiins. Shing-
limo and PIasteriuy I.arh &c. for side and
inside building purposes generally.
J. n UiEFFENDEEFER r1pri-
u l.. LICHTENTHtLEE., 'i.rt
CVi'S : wETZELL. .SaI'ri"'s@i''i-Nay =, lSs;
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
STRAYED
To Teachers.

VNHE County Superintendent will be present,
al the new School Building on Saturday
9Th inst. al o'clock AN. for the purpose OF
examining persons wishing TO make aPpIca-
,ion for Schools in this Borough. Several
Male and Female Teachers will be wanted.
+. II. WILSON,
Sec pro TEN Of Board of Directors
Lcwisburg, Sept. =, 1856
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
Arthur's Self. Sealing Fruit Jars.

YENHESE are of fire and acid proof stone
ware. and of thoroughly annealed glass,
warranted to stand hot water. They are the
best in the market, and the only ones 10 be
entirely relied upon. For sale by Goodman d
ChnmJerin, Lewlsburg
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04

ss-The gamblers, horseraccrs, pick
pockets and prostitutes jubilee at Elmlra,
tlis week has drawn very "sclcct' crowd.
Performances commenced 10y robhing Pres
wck's bookstore, and will doubtless be con
iuacd in the same style to the end Of the
chapter.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
LEWISBURG BAKERY.

VINIIE subscriber has rented for term
wears the commcdious rooms first below
Kline's Hotel. where he carries on Baking
Bread. Cake, Taris, &c. and hopes TO be
able 10 render entire satisfaction and receive
liberal support. He also oilers
CONFECTIONERI f. ES,
of every kind and quality. q, Wholesale and
Retail ICE CREAM for the public and fss
parties, in large or small quantities.
Cash paid for Butter and Eggs.
= Nuts. Toys. Spices, &c. Away, on hand.
Orders al home or abroad promptly s,tsnd.
ed 10. Samuel. HOFFMAN.
Lewisburg. Ian. I, 1887
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
NEW SCHOOL.

IN the School opened in Frick's Building,on
Wednesday, August l:th, will he taught
all the branches of an English and Classical
Education, Primary, Commercial, Classical,
and Normal Departments will be formed, and
the most thorough instruction given a pupils
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