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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03
M. H. Dersham, n. d.,
HAVING permanently located in Le-

II wisburg. Pa, respectfully tenders ms
Professional Services to the citizens oi ms
,own and vicinity, hoping by prompt aiieh non
In the duties of his profession 10 merit d >H"'
of their patronage. Attention Will also Oe Pd'I
10 ChropIc Diseases Of every name,ahd ted'eu
with unparalleled success.
n, nERSUAM graduated al the renowned
American EIectIc Medical College, Cincinnati
baviu, first studied the Old or AliopathIc -yS-
ten of medicine, and attended Lectures u" one
of the Old School Medical Colleges "i fhilad-
elpbia; but becoming convinced ol the super
Iority of the New or American EcIecue - s'eH'
he commenced It's stndy. and attended TWO
courses Of Lectures in The Reformed or Anne
rican Eclectic Medical College oil the queen
CIV Of the West This Institution, although
a.. icr,. has no superior IN ihr Great est AMI
- ,Ir.,dv annually students than thr i'ur "th"r
Medical ,o.rr. Cincinnati cont n"d u i- -'''hE
physicians to all rarts oi our -v.- H' -, o fIr
&C, they Will s'"h be NOR H1iA'''' '
rla-- OF phy=iran- - -, ... ,r
The rr,nca difference between th" i'frrn'd new or
Fclectir and the old Al";,ttir ssien o" Ir ne : t'
m. Arv school u.rs m,riual H-"ut tat - IN any
~ iriuri.us 70 the human sN-t"r, such a. 'hio''l
Arsenic Antmouv. &c.; fr superior "Hd harmless 5-i
sv ., Lad. wear. hs.n discovered, ty ia" ever ihaTH'
and rrore.-iye Iiy-iciau- & the Ne" SeA"" thAt a'
bsi,,f,.s for ti,,-r ,l. me-lifine- Co.
io,p.I &c i iIe-rf r. We meet for t"n Nlei
th.s. valuable new agents, and al th'se ri the "n or
slloaflr pt TN f"w f"s"u' in' 'ulo'" l
and all the Iuirnscfn' Mt - every "h'. t'ih "
cine Ia the Honn psthir iiy lF'T ati'' 'i'"'i" "
many diseases are now .isahle that w're 2 e"n-iF'i
imIssstlc and that too without breaking down t- ron
Iiiution and creating oth-r dlsrasrs s bcihy thru
tism pv.nersi, Liver Disease, uc-rai'i spTe Threat
IU.c,..,I Zones PREMATURE Los If Teeth &c
Tn. New school certainly claims -r.at superiority m
thrB reatment II all dlseasrs u hr- 'eh LF'N'l ~
Clinical report, that the mortality M Az l,-'''
o-.trr-is l-s- than Per cent; that Of A-!ie cholera
"a orlv - l,s cent
Tl,. +. ace Of rro-rsss ar iErHv"-ruts. ami tho
New school always Progr --n not i-in4 bound dow"
bv br.rutir rr.-is and ann tuAtrd ii''rirs-
Y " OFFICE AZ the !pgsr end "i farlrt - i'l'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03
SNYDER County,

Weekly Tribune is new Republican
psper jus. started at Mdlleburg by Mt.
Heintzclman J. A. E,tinger, Editor. Ii
is very neat, well conducted sheet, such
as the people Of that county need, aud
should well sustain. The Printers seem
to fare very we'll over at the new county
seat J. a. Ettinser is elected Judge Of
Elections A. j. Peters, Auditor G. l..
Smith, Clerk k....On Friday night, 20th
ult, the Storehouss Of " Klo"tror G %
was discovered to be on fire, aud was but
partially saved from entire destruction.
Loss estimated at from 81 to 5000, and is
covered by insurance in the Iycoming and
Harrisburg companies. VIM. + Eckbert
is elected Burgess of Selinsgrove......The
Demok-at states that garroting has been
introduced into Selinsgrove: q young man
keeping company with young lady, Of a
sudden found her arm around his neck. Of
which he could not be relieved until he
was forced to part wiih-a kiss. 1t is not
thought he received any serious injury.
IA correspondent of the Snyder County
Journal urges the claims of Col. II. w.
Cro.zer Of Lewisburg, as an Assistant
Appraiser at the Port Of Philadelphia.
AT the Spring Election, the following
Justices and Cons,ablcs were chosen
JrsrICEs-Jacob Aurand Franklin
tp. (Middlcburg y George Swartz,
Beaver; Lovi :. lIcrrold, Chapman ::
David Wcirick, Centre Abraham
Eyer, Jackson; Henry ID. Fisher,
Monroe Jacob Martin, Perry Hen
ry X. Ritter. Penns.
CONsTABLEs-Joseph Bolendcr-
Franklin tp. (Middlchurg , J. P.
Romig, Beaver Simon X. Herrold,
Chapman Isaac Knapp, Centre ;
Henry A. Bolig. Jackson Henry
Hummel, Middlecreek Samuel Helm,
Monroe Geo. w. Rathfong, Perry :
Caspar Hahn, Penns /; Joseph Albert,
Selinsgrore John T. Schnec. Wash
ington J. J. Mattern, West Beaver.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03
Instructions of Gov. Walker.

Tie "uncOnstitctionuP and " "bIrbarous"
Missouri Border Rndidn Larrs endorsed
by President Buchandm, and 10 be
enforced upon The P.opie Of kunsas.'
WASHINGTON, March 30-Tbe out
line, of the instructions Of ROBERT j
WALKER, new Governor Of Kansas, have
been agreed upon BY the Cabinet. They
proceed on the principle Of recognizing
the statutes of Kansas as vuin Tue priu-
cipai business with which he is charged,
as is heretofore surmised, TO see that the
people have free, independent and uuin-
terrup;ed expression Of opinion, ard the
exercise Of suffrage concerning the atfairs
Yr tho Territory, IN carrying out ihc pro.
visions Of the census aud registry law,
and sh,. for tho election of Delegates to
the Constitutional Convention The troops
heretofore employed in the Territory are
to be reserved, and others not engaged in
the former difficulties are ordered thithcr,
but i. is no. apprehended that 'hero will
be any use for them or the militia. The
administration have resolved that the laws
shall be maintained, aud have full conf
dence in Mr.. WALKER to carry out their
instructions
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03
The Ticket, at Harrisburg.

A ratification meeting was held at the
Court House on Saturday evening. which
was we'll attended. j. j. Clyde, Esq, of
the Herald, President of the American
State Council, presided. W. Lawrence
Esq was chairman of the committee on
Resolutions, and the meeting was address
ed BY Joseph Casey, Esq, Hon. John C..
Kunkel, and Mr. Moorhead of the House
Of Reps. The leading Americans Of the
place took part in the proceedings. Mr.
Kunkel commenced by stating that he had
not come to endorse, but to approve the
nomination of Mr. Wilmot. He continued
for near an hour in one Of the best and
mos. eloquen: speeches ever heard, and
his friends here say that it was one of his
most happy efforts. | will not attempt to
give sketch of his remarks, but only say
that the American and Republican parties
Of this place arc unit Cor. Of Beiletont'
Wh1
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03
Hear the People Of Kansas!
Free State Convention.

The Kansas correspondent CT the It.
Louis Democrat says that the free State
Convention held at Topeka on the 10Th
and | lth Of March was the largest deliber-
atiye body ever assembled in Kansas. AZ
ter the meeting was organized, the Com.
mit,ee on Platform reported the following
resolutions, which were adopted.
We, citizens of Kansas, in delegate con.
vsntion assembled, a. Topeka, March 10,
A. D. 1857, resolve and declare
WHEREAS, A body of men recently as
semblej at LecomptOn, and claiming to
be the legislative assembly Of Kansas Ter
ritory, have adopted regulation purpor
ting to be law, for taking the census and
clccting delegates to constitutional con-
vention, proposed to be held in that place
in September next; and, whereas, the
said assembly was tho creature of fraud,
and its members TIE representatives of
people foreign to this Territory; and,
whereas the organic act does not authorize
the territorial Legislative powers, even when
legislatively convened, to pass any enabling
act to change the government Of the same;
and, whereas, the act of this assembly is
partisan in its character, clearly contem-
plates fraud, from the recurrence OF which
it offers inadequate security, while it de.
prives the executive of tho Territory of the
power to prevent or remedy such frauds,
leaves the control of the census and cleo
tion in the hands of pretended officers, not
chosen by the people Of Kansas, who are
Of violent character, aud hostile to the
best interests of the Territory and where
as, suid act proposes to disfranchise certain
Iona file settlers Of Kansas who have filed
their declaration of intention TO become
citizens of the United States, recognized
as voters by the organic act and, whereas,
there is no provision in the said regulation
for submitting the constitution so framed
to the vote Of the people Of the territory ;
therefore,
Resofred, That the people of Kansas
Territory cannot participate in any election
under such regulation without comproni-
sing their rights as American citizens,
sacrificing the best interests Of Kan.as,
and jeopardizing the public peace.
Resotrcd, That having suffered under
.he mi'rule of persons pretending TO be
local etheiais of this Territory, we have
1851 on s0hhience in their integrity 10 the
s'm'"i''ta'iou OF the laws, however Jus,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03

these laws may appear to some on their
face
Resolred, That the constitution framed
at Topeka by the representatives of tue
people of Krnsas, and ratified by popular
vote, is still the choice Of majority Of our
citizens, us the form Of our State govern
meut, aud that we maintain it, and urge
on congress our immediate admission as
state under it.
Resolred, That the policy of the free
State party has always been adverse to any
movement Of an aggressive character, and
that violence has never been resorted TO
save in self-defeuse.
Rssolred, That, as good citizens, we are
willing to contribute to the support Of
legislative government, but We have no
tribute to offer to the tyranny that robs US
of our constitutional and ina!icnable rights.
Resoice1, That the rebellion act is
relic of barbarism, and more worthy to be
approved and enforced by Nero than
Geary.
Resolrca, That DR. Charles Robinson be
requested to withdraw his letter of rcsig
nation as Governor ofthe State Of Kansas.
[Gov. Robinson explained his position,
and declared his desire to adhere to the
Topeka Constitution, and that he would
withdraw his letter, which bad not yet
taken effect lie was received with great
applause.
ResoYrea, That we recommend the pro-
priety Of the settlers Of Kansas petitioning
the national executive not to offer the lands
of this Territory atpu5lic sale, but to hold
them subject to prc.e emption for at least
two years from this time.
1.-The Chair appointed Messrs. Lyman
Allen, VIM. Phillips, and I. Townsend,
to frame such address and send it to the
President. TIE Convention was closed by
prayer 1t is considered the largest ever
held in Kansas, and was very enthusias'
tie
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03

sg-Last Tuesday evening, the spacious
basement room Of the Presbyterian church
was crowded to excess, and the audience
detained until after ten o'clock, by the
literary entertainment prepared by pupils
Of the Lewisburg Academy under the care
of Mr. Randolph. We copy the titles OF
the various Essays, &c, presented:
salutatory-WN C GREEN.
Colloquy-Laugh,er Misses A. TAYLOR, NJ. RUSSELL A
REICH. aud ]. BLACK.
Es.ay-A Walk to the Grove: ALICE THORNTON.
Essay-Fashionable Calls: Mary L. SEARCH
Essay-"They Say - JANE T. BAKtR.
Es.ay-The Peris Of the Sea JOHN |. D.sHRiL
CoIloauy-Churc Critics. Messrs. :. IL. Suffer, IRE
LAND, ". scuArrLr c. DrRE, WV c. GREEN "M-
kKSSEDY.
Es.ay-Imtatiou: Go C. KELLY
Esssy-God sreth Thee: Misses. JEHosH,nA s1shSEh'
ELrz.BETH DER.
Essay-The Scoliing Wife: JARED I. JoSEs
Colloquy-Jons H. MILLER, American Boy wn HAYES,
English Boy.
Recitation in roe,ry-Cour,shp rs. Whiskers: GEo H.
Correspondenee-AN.Sp,P PALMER, The Address; MARY c
HAREIs, The Reply.
ii PEsNfNGTuS.
oration-oratorv JAMES =. CLARK.
Orati.n-"iiurIer will out" JOSEPH POTTER
Esssy-Respcct do to all men: JOHN DERE.
Essay-A Fashionable Party: JAMES MLiuGhlN'
E.say-Early Attachments: SARAH u. STEINER.
Essay-Thc Spinning Wheel vsthe Piano :M'nrE fAhplt
oration-Trihute to the memory Of Dr. Kane ChAhLE'
SCHAYTLE.
Recitation in Poetry-sipgins fr the Million: Htsk'
NOrrE
Essly-Nornl Courage: FASNIE DsRR.
Essay-Digging for Ideas: Sarah J. DopDir
Coioquy-,;cntleman and Irish Servant JonN Dash
IsL, OLIVER A.HENTELTEH-
E.s,y III wait TIL it runs by" THFo. C. TAYLOR
tOlloquy-The Tipper's Vocabulary B H. sLfhR, .HA'
GEDpEs.
Esssy-The Journey Of Life An, FRICs.
ESsay-Thc death Of my Mother MARY \. JoNE7
Colloquy-Mr aud Mrs. Smith: AHNE uzssNEI', hAh'
A. RUSSELL, Mr.. o. ASHEsrElrER.
Essay-LewsburS Ahead: THoTAs c. 1HoRN1ot .
specch--I. z. BssL-ln the character OF Cailifha
Aurtionecr.
Essay-Tom former Classmates: MARIAN M'CuES,Gue't
Sp.crll--Nattcrs and Things JAsrsn fIsHER
yacdctory-CIu uKNcE GKpDLs.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03
A new Step in snslaving Kansas ,

Mr.Buchanan has yielded to the demand
of his Southern Cabinet, and appointed
Robert j. Walisr, G Governor OF Kansas, and
Frederick I. Stanton, Secretary. both
shareholders, and keen, shrewd politicians,
who will do all that Satanic ingenuity can
enablo men to do in putting the freedom
party in Kansas in the wrong, and in
completing their subjugation. Walker
does not enter upon his Office until May
in the mean time, the pro-Slavery party
will have satisfactorily completed all their
schemes
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03
UNION COUNTY, IS .

UNION COUNTY, HS.
, The Commonwealth Of Pennsylva-
l. :. MIA II Mary leaflck, widow, Henry
~ Yearick, Thomas learick, Samuel
Ycarlcb, Emanuel Yearick. Mary Yearick
Susannah Ycarick of Ohio, Rehecca Yearick,
Rachel Iearick, sarah !nlcrmarrIed with Da-
vid Hoy Of Iowa, Judith intermarricd with
William Sitter. Lydia intermaIried with
Peter Hoy oc Ohio now deceased leaving issue
two children namel John and Mary Hoy Of
Ohio, Cathariue interGarEicd with Peter Hoy
Of Ohio, and Elizabeth iniermdrried with Geo.
W. SwInef1rd now dead leaving issue one
child named Theophl!us who is a minor and
has George y. Youngman guardian, al litem,
heirs and legal representatives. Of HENRY
YEARICK, late Of the borough Of Mif,iinburg,
Union county, deceased-Greetirg
Whereas. by an Inquest for that purpose
duly awarded by the Orphans Court of the
county aforesaid, the real estate of the sa
Heary Yearicli was valued and appraised as
tullewS, 10 wit:
SO. Lot on Front street, adjoining
lands OF George Rover, Thomas Nearick and
others, containing thirty feet IN front and one
hundred and tweuty-six feet IN depth. where
upon is erected a two storey frame Dwelling
House. with the aPpurtenances. we have val
ued and appraised al the sum of SSj5333.
Ne.!. \ certain tract or piece of Land
adjoining lands of Berryhill Bell, Nicholas
Mlllhouse and others, containing four acres
or thereabouis, we have valued and appraised
at the sum Of one hundred and nineteen dollars
and seveniv-lye cents per acrc-Si7900.
NO. 3. Also n tract or piece of Land
adjoining lands Of John Go'shall. Benjamin
W. Thompson and others, containing two
acres more or less, we valued and appraised
at the sum of one hundred and eighty dollars
and thirty-three cents per acre-S52l6-G6.
No. g. Also Lot south Of the Borough
of MIlilinburg. adjoining lands of Thomas
CrCnemIller and others, C containing three acres
or Whereabouts, we valued and appraised al
the sum Of one hundred and lor'y-Six dollars
and twenty-five cents per acre-.l3s.75.
30. ,. Also LOT Of Woodland adjoining
lands OF Thomas GutelluS, Edward Smith and
others, containing two acres more or less, we
valued and appraised al the sum OF thirty
eight dollars and sixteen cents per acre,
amounting TO S5633I.
And whereas, none Of the heirs Of the said
deceased appeared IN Cont on the return Of
the said Inquisirion 10 take the premises
therein mentioned Al the apprasement, IOU
and every Of you arc therefore hereby cited TO
ho nd ar,.,.ir Al the next General Orphans
Court to he held at Lewisburg for the said
county of Union, on the 18th day of May next,
10 accept or refuse tl take he said premises
at the valuation thereof, and case Of refusal
10 take as aforesaid to show cause why the
same should not be sold.
Witness the Hon. 4. S.WilSon, President Of
cur said Court, at LewiSburg, the 5Ih dav OF
March. AID. 1851.
6w67i SAMUEL ROUsH Clerk
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03

grind, and IL Tie EI' q, i'"'i - ga pr
NUM- Ie' 4''" ''
PLEASE TAKE PARTICULAR NpIINE-
,u,'r ,h;s ;S ent reIy new mii!-no ex-
: pense has been spared IN lis ihahu'",' 1'e
ali the materials are the very best ana are
I,en,,;r,Iv The Cylinders are a!mOs'
useu unSP u, ,,,,sr o,es aud all IN
twice the Iehsth OF the i"l l"i. 20, q,t
cludns the top Cyiinte-; mad" o. ron INC ,'i," j.
it, The beam the Prrss i, o'>r E,, iri-'d u wool
l. made yfLi HE''Y aud u. Unread ;"' nut cur -
FntR inches through H. l"r r"ef 81 th' re- j. very
much iucr.as.d aud rarr.' lt tr' Ly ut irir 1l7H
The arrangement n th Iu an1 Other IuTt-u ttr Pres
!, very prriect The Boz md i"ii 4I" all I"FcI'e-
ID toeher tr JaurEa r IN icIEt"aTiLf' and last
lv the workman mug sl-. 1u' Pc e2-H.i'i is' Uart"
the arrangement and tl- sa.aiari-a. department
All persons who have been Obliged tn u-e III" Old FISH
Toned nut Nil, arr a"afr h"" ln'n'. o.. Ni j b., iI
especially IA 80 " p" iN,r l.t aL- % -t
b. having tlhs hl' on l'l' iA''' -i ~ IT'D 30 y''
at any uoieln q ir7 minutes n7'' -" -''u, ' 80
c'd"T i'r rent ''.- ~, ~ ,'' - -
ny E." barrels III" N-'.ui". Vs.. ".lH J. e -'''
OF masking :" j. Ia. rti' Oh '''i ca -','l a..
The msrhu l. male hs h"T1,s'l or land f'F.
er and 'n'n the "plr' arr -''Ii !, d pa ~ ,.l '' '1'
ten ,''lT .. -, ' - - IL ,I.,i .yayt,,.. Of
ioii""ihS ma! o. ''4'''- . ''
IN, I',''l -, ID - s.r- ,rs,, ,,.v otI.- Pr.
fHs'-i- " ~. M M, 70 F,,l i -, INN. aI r-.l'
WIN Il E'''I iI''''' 81
much irss il'"r anu "a cur - ...- ill., .t..
~ ~ " T''4 i'"'' '' ~
any Other MA. . g. ,
when YOU want IL anu III 'i'''''''' -''' ' s''' "
barrels. 49,, .. ~ ,..-, ~ -
Fourth" "l'h u N'h =" - =, '''''''
BERRIES lc'-'. h'.'t'i- '.'l' ~
f!ith-Nlthl'- Us" you can a. ''' '''' '''' +' anu
swell S''lTr ~ -s,,'.io- from tta ,,,s-sss.,
" IA " ~ - = -. rr-ef ID, .., n. j.. .s
nu', "> y. ~ a.i - j. - ts,t an, fgt-.Ii--r,t
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fAi1he' "'u'N ~ -, --,,.,--
hE''I"- - --., -s-,
=, " =.
~, - - - Mn 49, a., .I rriI r-.rlr,
VIM u-ed He '.' ," @ - -. .-'.. -
-, b1rs af! can rr.-. 1t,t ~ barrels ~ airr r-r
bour ,rIih two men ,su gee IuuierI your improved
j.r Mil t1 all butt crovrrs. n -frI anil -'NuS of
lat.r can make thIrty-fyr e.it- Uf from
ami one half tusci. common pics Tie cider tr
pressed from the pcInac- without u-nr CIDER
viii ksr one year when water i not us' at th~ T-s,
JOHN NtOABE-
81. L'Ui~-Juy -. ls52.
NP " q HicEoE Your Mills got here. and We have
sold trn and t"esrAIhgd r t"e'r NOR, rs t.y arr
much t'''rr maze an '-1Sy' ~ ~ - - W
other Alnl' We khoN 49, - - t''' 'e''-N -
them at Sjo-rrire OF tLe gin'r ~, .,-.;, -.
We have slN ot N" 'th'F N'''' H'' = " ''" p.'''e'
people won't icok at them along" & ', y,,r,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03
Administrators Notice.

u7HEREAS. Letters Of Administrators 70
w the estate Of ALEXANDER CUM
uINGS, late If MifIiinburg, deceased, have
been granted TO the undersigned, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to sad estate
are requested to make immediate paymeni,
and those having claims upon II will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
JAMES W. SANDS, Administrator.
March 20, 1851. wbpi
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03

A DEMOCRATIC PREACHER OF THE
GosPEL.-In a discussion in the Bogus
Kansas Legislature, four weeks ago, the
Rev Martin White, member, made a
ferocicus speech, in which ho admitted
that he kiWcd Frederick Brorn, who, our
readers will remember vas slaughtered last
summer on the highway while travel ng.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03
Dr.. kELLIWG'S

Cancers, Tumors, Wens. Ulcers, Scrofula, or
any Growth or Sore. Chronic Diseases gene
rally can be cured Qfcurabe) without surgica.
operation or poison. For all particulars write,
state diseases plainly, and enclose 25 cts for
advice; Letters must have a postage stamp
enclosed TO pay answer. Medicine sent any
distance. Address G l. KEELING. MD,
Mechanicsburg. Cumberland Co, Pa.
McchanirSburg is miles from HARRISBURG on the "
Railroad. aud accessible from all parts of the Union
Old and young poor and rich come ALIVE W in do Won
,o" H-To those afflicted who can not visit me perso
naiiy viii send mail receipt Of 50 only Recipe
to prepare Medicine with full Directions for use &c State
all particulars. Address as above 6m6TO
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03
EYeCutriX' Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, tina, Letters Tes-
Y tamentary on the last will and testament
Of ABNER ROBBINS, late of White Deer
township, deceased, have been granted 10 the
undersigned, by the Register Of Union county,
in due form of law therefore, all persons
knowing themselves indebted 10 said estate,
are requested TO make immediate payment,
and those having just claims against the same
are also requested to present them properly
autheniica aied for settlement.
JENNA ROBBINS, Execuiri1.
White Deer Feb. I. 1851 pd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03
BOOKS! DOORS!!
Great Bargains at the
PEOPLES New and Cheap Book Stort


of p. NEVIUS & Co. Icwisbnrg, Pa.
YOUNG. one of the firm, has jus; ar
H. rived Ito attend 10 the business for the
nreSentA with a large and select stock of
ROCKS of the most varied character, bought
at the Trade Sales at the lowest rates, which
have been added TO the already fine stock on
hand, all of which will be sold at correspond
inr low rates. We go upon the principle OF
quick sales and small profits. Citizens OF
I.ewisburg. look to your interest, encourage
this new enterprise. You will find eventually
that YOU will be the gamers by It. Your town
wants good Book Store. conducted on the
most modern and approved style. Such we
promise Won. If You will but give US your m
fuence and patronage as long as we sell you
as cheap and perhaps cheaper than others,
which we feel confident in saying we can do.
The enterprise is new, and not yet properly
organized. We would but ask your kind in
diligence and patronage for short time, and
we guarantee all We promise in the way OF
improving. On our shelves you will ind
large collection of Standard and Miscellaneous
Books TO meet The wants and tastes OF all; also
STATIONERY Of every variety. We hope
to SIMPLY YOU soon with all the Leading News
papers and Magazines at the earliest possible
period. from their connter. We solicit sub
scriptions for anv of the Leading Weekly
papers or Monthly Magazines; all Will be fur
ni>hed at the Publishers advertised rates, IN
clubs or single numbers. Our connexion with
the School Book Business, enables us 10 sell
everything low at either wholesale or retail.
We call special attention 10 the Pubic School
REGISTER. The Globes. Pelton's Oulind Maps,
Sanders and Merril's EIoculionary Chart. &c.
One aud all. give us call, examine our
4 IL.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-04-03
COAL' COAL!
C0AL !---The Undersigned WOnli res

" pecttully inform The citizens OF LewI>burg
and vicinity, as well as persons in adjoining
towns, that he keeps constantly on hand a
supply Of SHAHOhiN and WILKSBiRRE
COAL, for Stove and other purposes, of every
variety and size and will deliver Coal persons desiring
it. he has team for that purpose. Having erected
pair Of good EtGn SCALES. he can assure persons
purchasing Coal that they will get full weight thus
pay only for what they receive.
Coal he had at the lowest Cash prices at his Yard,
few yards from Mr. " Neiiensaul's Hotel
WEiCIfiNG-nl kinds will b- attended to at his Coal
Yard. GEORGE HOLSTEIN.
Lewishur-, MAY 13. 1876
~ Also Blacksmith's Coal.