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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-19

The First Twelve Days of Each Month,
ID r., MAR SHALL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-19

japanese preparation for psrfuming the Breath and
removing the smell Of Tobacco or Liquor. Also,
for destroying the disagreeable odor arising
from decayed teeth or fou stomach.
For sale by ESSM AN & HAAS,
Nc. Lincoln House BLOCK,
Main street, Worcester. Mass.
The celebrated chemist, Dr. Chilton's Analysis and
Re'ommendation.-I have experimental chemically and
analyz'd DR.. VirgPs Japanese preparation 'TOKAI,'
and can recommend it very excellent and safe arti
ce not only for imparng agreeable odor to the breath
and removing the smell of liquor and tnbacco but as an
excellent substitute for tobacco, applicable for dspepc
cases. Signed, JAMES r. Chiffon, Chemist
jel9 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-19
BOTANIC MEDICINE STORE,

The subscriber wishes to sell out his Office of Mcdi-
cues Fixtures &C., account of dec ming hea It'll. He
will sell at a bargain wishing to clear up his business
II is a rare chance for Duggt Physyctan esab-
ish hmselfin business. A. eCAMMELL, NJ. D.
MILFORD June o, 1857. d&WI ielo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-19
NM COUNTY MECHAN-

NA ORCES TER COUNTY MECHAN-
w les ASSOCIATION adjournment of the
special meeting of the Association viii be held WASH
BURN HALL, on TUESDAY Evening, June 23d at s
o'clock to hear the Report of the Board Trustees in
relation to the financial condition and the AS
socaon the current year. and to take any that
may be deemed advisable 10 raise of MONEY suf-
clent to qudate the floating debt of the Association
Every member Of the Association is earnestly REQUEST
ed to be present. as matters OF the highest Importance to
the welfare of the Association are to come before the meet
ing. Per order of the Board oil Trustees,
PhINEAS BALL, Clerk.
Worcester June IS, 1857. dat iele
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11

kgMr. EILERT states that the charge
of attempting to steal negroes, got up at
Bath Alum Springs, he supposed must
have been for the reason that himself and
companion did not choose to be catechised
about their private business, as slaves are.
1t is truly very national state Of af-
fairs, if peaceable gentlemen can not pur-
sue an honest calling without having im-
pertinent questions put to them by self
constituted iuquisi,ors, and if they do not
give d servilc account of their coming and
going, to be accused Of criminal and degra-
ding acts by idlers who have probably
neither money nor character to lose if
called to the bar of justice for their inso-
lence. IL this be one Of the Insti!u-
tions" of the Bath Alum Springs, gentle
men with ladies and gentlemen without
ladies would study their comfort and safe
ty by selecting other places for rest and
recreation, and leaving "Bath Alum" to
the Roberts, the Brinkley and their black
and yellow ilk :.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11

The Ucn,ocrat still insists that Vim. f.
Johnston was the first candidate who in-
troduccd the practice of making stump
speeches by Guberna,orial candidates
We KNOW BETTER, for We heard Fraucis
r. Skunk deliver political harangue at
Lebanon years before Mr. Johnston was
spoken of as candidate, and also know
that he delivered the "samc speech" at
half dozen o,Lcr placcs.-LeWistogm Ga-
-eHe
The Locofocos of Missouri, after long
effort, have succeeded in producing returns
SO as to elect their candidate for Governor,
Stewart, by 3334 majority. There Is no
doubt that Rollins, tho American Rcpub-
licau candidate, was really elected but as
the Locos held all the offices throus Ii which
the returns had to pass, they cooked them
up SO as to bring their man out elected.
An election for Governor aud other
State officers was held at Vermont on
Tuesday week. The vote was small, but
the Republicans made clean sweep OF IT..
A sou of David Schnee, of Jackson TIP,
near New Berlin, Twas kicked by horse Oh
Mouday, and altho' the brain was exposed
he lived until "Wednesday. The boy was
about years OLD.
Mr.. Bos,wick, late Secretary to Gen
Walker, says he can prove by documentary
evidence that no less than. 800 Flll!Ous-
tiers fouIdthcir graves i'll Nicaragua.
Tue Opposition in Northumberland Co
made no nominations, but left the field
open for volunteers.
Hon. James Lockhart, Democratic mem
Der of Congress elect from Indiana, died
suddenly: few days since.
A man was last week fued and sent to
Jail in Bclefontc for illegal liquor selling
Slight fros.s on theWest Branch several
mornings this week, but little damage.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11

Foreign News do not confirm the report
of the fall Of Delhi. Gen. Bernard Is
dead, and the insurrcctiOn isstill alarming.
Some most savage and bloody deeds have
been enacted by the British and also BY
the natives.
The Locofocos of Lancaster county call
ed a mating to nominate candidates, OF Ill
"opposed to the nominees Of the Union
Convention ~ They nominated ticket,
but about quarter Of the nominees have
backed out. H %
The Lebanon Courier says that the Lo-
cofocos of that borough are divided on the
Gubernatorial question between Hazlehurst
and Packer. ~ =
Judge Curtis of Mass. one Of the Men
Of tho U. S. Supreme Court, has resigned.
Mrs. Cunningham has been admitted to
bail in the sum Of $4,000.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11

Elias Zollingcr, Esq, died suddenly this
morning about ten o'clock. MIR Zoll'nger
was one of our county Commissioners,
elected last year, and few moments be-
fore bis death was in the Commissioners
Office trausacting business. lie complain
ed of sickenius, painful sensation about
his heart, and remarked that he would be
compelled to go home and lie down. lie
started of and with difficulty reached his
home, but a square from the Office, when
be was taken with vomiting, after which
he reached his room, laid down IL bis bed,
said he was very sick, and requested that
a physician should be immediately sent
for. He fingered few moments, gasp
ing for breath, but before the physician
arrived ",he vital spark had fled. -Udr'
risJurg Telegraph, 4h inst
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11

@-The question is asked US whether
there be "thrce marriageable young ladies
in Lewisburg to one young man" We
think not, by any means. We state, "sta-
tistically" that when the last census was
taken, there were e1e0ca more males than
females in our town. If there be many
gentlemen or ladies, Of suitable age and
discretion, unmarried, it is no doubt for
the very good and sufficient reason that
they DO ,,oi choose to be mdrried-an ex-
plana,ion worth a column Of pointless rig
marole and antiquated attempts at wit.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11

IpENTICAL-To read the snecrs Of the
Border Ruffiaus over the sutferings they
caused in Kansas, and the taunts Of their
Packer confederates, one is almost incin-
ed to belicvein tue transmigration of souls,
and that the spirits Of the old Tories have
come to re animate the bodies Of the latter
day Democracy. Tie latter abuse the
Republicans Of 81 just as their spiritual
fathers abused the Wings of -.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11
ma The "Radical AJoliioaia," abou

pM.The "Radicd ALoliioaist," about
which some of our cotemporaries are ma
king themselves very patriotic and pious,
is not I" Black Republican," from "Ncw
England but an 4Jolitio" paper, from
Democratic New York city. The attempt
to palm its vagaries upon the Republican
nartv. is dishonest and unfair. There is
70 more resemblance between the Aboll-
ton aud Republican parties than there is
between Rcpublicanism and Pro Slavery
Democracy. The Republicans occupy the
central point between rabid Aboliiionism
and rampant pro-slayeryism they neither
seek to abolish or introduce Slavery, but
to confine it to its old limits and raise up a
moral influence that shall result in its
voluntary downfall
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11
= Sec New Advertisements.

BTThc Lewisburg Academy cnmmeh,
ccs its Fall Session on MONDAl, -is'
lust, instead Of Thursday the l'th sept
as before advertised.
The College and Institute, reopen 4
week from next Thursday.
lSee Educational notices on last paSe.)
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11
LcsrsSbHr0. Pa.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. IL, 1897.

a DyEGTIZE, ZE,-Manufscturers. Merchants. Mechanics
n Public UHsrs In Jity and Country, Puhlishnr,-
AL who wish buy sci-w"uld do we'll To employ t''-
columns the LeIrilury CI1nir". which has iarse
ui Increasing circulation in community containing
large proportion Of active solvent producers, consumers
and Dealers any in the state.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11
4 MEDICAL REVOLUTION:
EoIICWAV'S OINTMEET.

I{IE GEE-iT COUNTER IRRITiNT'!
The q disease oiIeE naAr> it, way To- tie inter
nal srru> through tie pore Cf the skin. This p.n-ra
tius netting under tht haId it i rult-i
in j. aI-sd II rough the sane channels. and rc7rh-
iu- Tire Of Inflammation. promptly and invariably
stIsS whether located In the kineys, tie liver thu
lU.> uL-r imt ortant oreEu II p-ne''ates th-
the INTERIOR, through the rouut's tuh.s that
communicate with The skin summer rain Tsss's into
the f'rrOl ea-th, dians its eoo and rrseneTin in-
.fiJ,-rrcc
SKIV DISEASES AND CL4vpTLAR SWELLLHCS.
Evry ssceicS Of exterior irritation i quickly rriuc
ly thc autiHfsmmatnry action of this oiutmsnt Az
erv ErUFyf'S, such EurtN EEIs.PEL.s TrrTIE,
RINcwoRv Han, NFTFIE Essn. Se.BIEs or lr,Hl
&c. dio out, return u.orc under lis Application
Hospital expe rce in all part of world proves
iut3by diseases Of the skn- lie uscics the joints
TLCERS SORES AND TJRoRS
The effect of this unrivalel external remedy upon
Scrosa. and other yirui,nt ulcers and sores is almost
miraculous. Ii first discharges the poison which proiu-
supPuraiioa and proyd Heb. and thus the cures
viii IL braiiI properties aervsrt comp rte ssfs
UOtVDS. BRTTSEs BURyS AND SciIDS
In case Of the fracture @: the tones injuries esu.cl
hy a am eNrlU.ius. RErl,Es EykNs SCUus, BHttnAT-
S1FF,l, JoINTs. and e.Htrattion Of The
,ws il i. loved and " 60 o. M nt Nv the fs,-
uiiy Thi, remedy has t-eu nrJlGred b, its
inventor in person into AL the lratin- Hospit > oi k
rope, and rriyal. nou~.Lod should be without it,
INHENIIELE TLSIIN6NI.
The NediraI Stall ct the French and Ensiish Armi"s
in TIN tru lave ocaIIs si.nc their approval Ilul
lo~ay's ointment and the most reliable dr->'ns tr 81
hre GUS. stbs aud gun hot wounds 1t Is also used by
the surgeons If the Allird Na,ies.
Both The Ointment and Pills should be used in
tie toibTiRs cases
Eunicns McrcuriAl EruItions sweiied Glands
Burns Piles Sore Legs
Cl=r7e-i Hands Ehuematisn Sorr Brvasts
Chi b.ans Ei~.wnTm Sore Heats
f.-tu.a Sat- Eheam Sore lhruaf'
uuut sraiIs SORES Of all kiuds
Lumtapo skin Diseases sprans
stiff .icrts letter Ulcers
Neucgc;.l Sorss Wounds OF all kinds
Sold the Mtnuftrtl lrirs af Professor Hafr0w'r,
50 liuitt l7u New York aL 80 SfTaut, London, ~
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11
r@Tbe Danyille Columbia Guard

r1-Tbe Danville Columbia Guards
accompanied by Scchler's Band, spent five
days last week, encamped on Buffalo creek,
near Mif'iiDburg, and retured through Lew
isburg on Saturday, adorned with flowers
and garauds in q manner indicating that
they had won favor Of the ladies as vel!
as Of the gentlemen. Thursday last, was
a great day at Mifainburg-a large crowd
turned out, and the pleasant weather ad-
dcd much to the popular enjoyment. Gen.
buchanan and Maj. Simcnton appeared in
uniform-also small Company from Sc
linsgrove, another from Centerville, and
one from Centre county-making the en-
campmcnt little over 100 men. OF
course, gingerbread and other juvenile
"fxins" suffered much, and many intoxi-
Gated men were too plainly to be seen.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11
7 ,OST'.

T OST las, Thursday, Sept Sd, on going to
IL Mifliinburg to The Encampment, isur-
ed Scarlet Cashmere SHAWL. Do not
know if i, was drop, on the road or on the en-
campment ground. The finder viii receive
the thanks of the owner, and be literally re-
warded by leaving it at the Chronicle CWee,
Lewisburg, Union Co., Pa.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11

syOn the 2Sth ult., the Pennsylvania
Christian Conference held its annual ses-
sion at Plymouth in LuzerDe county, when
a new brick house of worship was also
dedicated. The building cost $4,000, Of
which balance of $500 was made up on
that day. The Wilkcs.B Barre Record dc.
scribes thc'housc as commodious and beau
tiful. Architect, Henry Il. Noll. Mr..
Null, We observe, is gaining considerable
credit also in Wilkes Barre, for his designs
for builIius-, &c.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11

rn. Thanks TO an old friend for Chat-
feM EepuLlicaa, displaying the enterprise
Of that Furnishing town in Minnesota.
The Winona RepnJitca" notices with
much favor the new steam mill of LAIRD,
NORTON & Co, date of Lewisburg) ercc.
ted at a cost of $4,000.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11

H-LEwisBuRG, (and indeed every
town from which We have heard this sea
SOM has been remarkably blessed with
health. The deaths and sickness have been
rare. The long continued, even, low tenn
perature, has doubtless been favorable to
health as it certainly has to comfort.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11

~TLc Union Furnace, Winfield, which
has been a little out Of order for short
time, We learn is now again in good order,
and doing as large business as ever.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11
IIlttO,

In Kelly Tp, 5th inst, Mrs ELIZABETH NLA."u-
LIN. aged about 80 years
ON tl,. 18th u in Hartley, CLARA ELLEN, daughter
of wn, Huntington aged years. 10 months aud days
In Mifiubury, ID inst. ALICE, daughter Of Benjamin
and Isabella Thompson, aged 10 years and ~ days.
Ia New Berlin, ID INST, Mrs CArliAGlNE FRY IN her
cd year.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11
John 3. Linn.
ER. HELLIMGiS

Cancer Institute. for the Treatment oI
Canccrs, Tumors, Nens. Ulcers. ScFoiula. rr
any Growth ct Sore. Chronic Dlsedses gene
rally can be cured OF fcurah.e) without surgical
operation or poison. For all particulars write,
state diseases plainly, and sucluse 20 cts tor
advice; Letters must have a postage stamp
enclosed 10 pay answer. Medicine sent any
distance. Address T. l. KEELING. VI ID.
MechanlcSburg. Cumberland Go, Pa
Nechari-ziur T. milc- from Harrisburg. or thnCN
Eailroad an 9. ssLle from all parts Of lie LEiuu-
Old and yCUnr. I.or and rich all sc VII d. you
70 L. E5Ie tlios- fcteI sio not visit psrso-
Ly. will -.uj, l-r mail. receipt of 3 only le'iTc
L. prepare Medicine h fu directions Dor DC state
al particulars. iliIes, above tmtsO
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11

ra-Baldy of Danvillc is importing
Wheat from Baltimore. We have heard
that two or three individuals are also buy
ioc wheat to sell in Lcwisburg from other
nlaccS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11

sy-The Gcrma,io,ca 7dcJrGl'A corrects
its error relative to Col. Slitcr, except that
it keeps him in Office until last May instoa
of May one year ago.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11
COME ONE, COME. ALI

COM T. ONE, COM /. ALL
TO THE CHEAP DRY GOODS STOEE.
fINO West Milton with all your nlght,
L lcu'ii get all YOU want, aud find en- right,
J. Is. DATESMAS, he is The man. ra.ain.
Where you're sure TO be suited, aid then CO.4e
When mere you want in tie same line,
HIS rule -, nuw'S the lime
To "setIIe'-Ihal's why he's so cheap,
Cash is his motto. and hc cant Lc beat.
J. El. Ea.stcSnian. N,si Mh9H,
Ia, received his second lot g.! Spring and
Summer eiJOGs from New York aud Phiia-
delPhIa, consisting Of CLOTHS {" every
grade. plain. black aud fancy CAsiMEEE~,
also a beautiful variety Of Ready Made CLIO
THING Of all descriptions. Also. Ladies
Dress Goods, such as !,ii;s, 1Tssu's, De Lciors,
Dhu CaLs, Prints, Hkfe Goods, GiHyaHis. I'm
6roideries. EbJons, Hsirg, Giores, 40. Straw
Goods. Hardware Cedarware,Q Queen swaTe, &c.
All kinds Produce taken in exchange for
Goods. Cash paid for Grain.
Also, Joint. Sawed and Lap Si,;s:-ics
constantly on hand. J.B. DAVESMAN.
June iS 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11

We will send the CHRONICLE from HcAt
Oour,) week until the October Election
for Il. cts per copy. Send an a f."
scores of lcriIes, friends! and some work
may be done, aud much good Effected, III
the easiest possible way.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11

bE-TnE TREATY recently formed be-
tween the U. S. of America and Swiizer-
land, rcuews an old Swiss law which de.
MED to Jews the rights of other citizens.
This is in effect an infringement Of the
natural rights of the Jews, sand our peoples
voices should be heard in condemnation,
BY requiring our Government to correct
this presumed uninteuded insult and wrong.
What with the Democratic hatred for the
colorcd race, the K. n. circumscvibing of
the rights Of all foreign born citizens, and
this cutting off from The liberties of the
Jews, our nation would seem to bo verg.
ing towards mos: 0iious agistecracy!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11

THoUGIITLEss BRAGGING.-We OBJ
serve some of the Packer journals boast
ius Of the superior realM of some Of the
old Democratic counties, over the newly
settled Republican counties at the North.
(!t is new ism" TO see Dcmocra-
cy boasting of its wcal,h-but SO it is. }
Now it is true that those yet new and
and more sterile hill counties, have not
the population or the wealth of the rich
old valleys, aud have a larger proportion
of children than bank stocks but that
will come right. 1t is also true that Ches-
ter, Lancaster, Delaware, Lebanon, Dau.
phin, Union, and other Anti sham Demo-
cratic counties pay much larger taxes in
proportion than Monroe, Cambria, Pike,
and other leading Democratic counties, but
that fact they hide.
Wiimot ,opnshp," in Bradford coun-
ty, is especially referred to as having had
some domestic difficulty, and not prosper
GUS in school matters. This allusion is
proyokingly unkiud, as that township is
one ofhe tro only Buchanan to~nships 4"
The county, and the one most sure FIR Pach-
er. 1t is settled also, by larger proper
ton Of "better citizens" than the other
townships The two Buchanan townships
are both largely Irish. To show up these
"banncr Democratic districts" in this way,
is most unfortunate.-As to the names
Wilmot is no more responsible than the
memory Of Washington is for the thou
sauds OF loafcrs aud sc0untrcls who bear
his name.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11

A SwINDLE.-Mr. Buchanan reprcsen'
ted, through his friends, that be was rails
ing a military power to proceed to Utah to
bring that rcbcllious people to something
like law and order; and it now appears
that it was only rus to quarter military
in Kansas to keep down the Free State
people. Intelligence from Kansas states
that the people suffer much loss and an
uoyancc from these soldiers. Their disci-
plinc seems to be bad, as they steal the
produce and other property Of the indus
trious inhabitants. And even worse than
this, they commit acts of personal char
acter that should not for moment be toi-
Grated in a civilized community. One Of
the officers, We learn, recently went to a
house at night, where no male persons
were at home, and attempted to gain ad-
mission for the basest purpose. lie could
only be induced to leave by one of the
females producing Sharpe's rifle, and
threatening to give him what he so justly
meri,ed. When officers act so, it may be
guessed how the privates conduct them-
selves. Aud the worst Of it is this con.
duet of outragins the Free State people,
seems to give pleasure to the powers that
be.-LJdnoa Courier.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11

rss-The Fair of Northumberland coun-
ty will be held at Milton, Thursday and
Friday, Oct, 18th and 1G.h, (week after
ours.) Some of the farmers on that side
thiuk they can excel US. Think not
come over aud see.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11
MEDICAL REFORM.
1T III nEpCIItNf NJ Drac,i~i /,

IT II. DERSIIAN, MD, Practising
NJ Physician and SnI:eru. VIII also pay
particular attention 10 Chronic diseases, such
as Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Bronchitis,
Throat disease. Consumption when not TO
lar advanced, Asthma, Piles, Rheumatism,
Scrotuld, White Swelling, Dropsy Sci; Head
ache, ST. Ni,uS' Dance, Fits, Sore Eyes, Can.
GERS. Tumors. Ulcers, EruplIons. &c, also
Female complaints, as ProllpSus UIrr.. Gall
ing ofIhe wcmb.) and all other complaints @!
the sex o. every name and form. Most Of the
above long standing di~ess cTrbl ant uonr I"rr
than tlo-r nf EGaie> Feeling culrnt that utzTly
all Of the latter positively be cured tErvint cuTe
some oi ten ami Iitsrn years stantn those not eur de
be relieved and generally b. taken On Tho Hh
rrs.l terms Ii rot cured relieved comIen-at.uE -
demanded
Dr. DEKs HAN graduated nj the Eclectic Nriiral Col
.cc ufCinc.unati having first -'uii the OF or Al!n
saiLic yst-ui in PiiafelJ i an rwarl~ the Ref rm-t
Eci,rtic st.m of nl,- eaton This system H. a.!
the medicines Of In regular Alb atc STEM except
Clipm,, AZ, NE, Au'lgoHv. ard ncliac. t-t.-r AMI
bitter agents having beu di-cav,r i hut It ais,
braces the many valuable medicines Of the B,auir 5
not known g. any other system ais the Improvements
of the INdf"i :thr, Homes iathr aLt Thon-'n'an -
tens. Tls certainly l. age OF progress, and the New
school mo ith Tho g---
NB Of-ce IA y. 1llIuD St LEMI>BIE'.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11

Vocal and Instrumental Music.

Vocal and Instrumental Wusic.
r5NHE subscriber having located himself IN
LevisSurg, is ready 10 teach lnsirumcH-
tai Music in all lis branches, viz. Piano, Neio-
Jeoh, GuIIar, Violin, Violincello, Fiu,e, aud
all Brass Instruments.
He will also teach Vocal Music.
Having been taught IN the best Schools IN
Germany, be deems himself qualified 10 rem
der satisfaction.
He viii xlso tune Pianos, and put them IN
repair If desired.
Residence for the present at Herr's Hotel.
Jan. 10, 1887. PnoF. L, HELD
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11
aewtSDurg Harkct.
MARRIED.,

On the 25th ult by Rev Dr " atson. JAMES A Young
and Miss BARBARA EANCh, both Of White Decr ip.
On the 81 June.ty Rev CO Errnmyer, JOHN hLLi-Eis
of Penn. and Miss CATuARINE oLDr oi Monroe !p.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-11

BAcKER is " running well' (from Will
mot way in 'Jarsey, Barks, Egypt, Nubia,
and " down SOuf."