Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-23

rV-umu- LsriETWTg \
AMI increasing circulation in a community containing
large proportion of active solvent producers consume
and dealers. as any in the state
~ See New Advertisement
s >S~~---
rG-T The first tract of the RoBINSo
property, advertised in our paper, was fir
incorrectly printed as Eighty Acres, bu
should have been Eight Acres only.
ns-Thc sale of the Union Co. Bpilding
on Monday last was to have been postpC
ned, to await the issue of an cjcctmen
suit brought by the Seebold heirs.
THANKSGIVING Thee ovcrnor of Ncy
Hampshire, aud also of Maryland, recon
mend Thursday the Goth November, as
Day of Thanksgiving. [Gov. PoLLocf
also recommends the same day
r9-We are indebted 20 Mcssrs CAM
ERoN and GROW for recent Copgressiona
documents. And to our late and prcsen
State Senators-Mcssrs. SELLERS ant
GREGG, and Messrs BOWER aud NEYHAg1
for favors from Harrisburg.
a-S Snow at Elmira, Tuesday morning
two inches deep; since which, cold blasts
un1 some snow sleet hereabours.
The Warren .Vrd says it rainei there,
necessarily, on Election Day. A perfectly
clear day, this side of the Mountains
SLANDER-Some papers credit Union
county with 1872 votes for IIazlehurst-a
gross impugumcnt of her common sense
political integrity. She had but l6 "Amc-
ricaDs" who voted just the necessary way
to secure the triumph of Molly Maguirc's $
"dariint" Packer!
nM- Financial troubles have begun to
influence England, causing a decline in
treadstuffs The Russians lost ship with
400 persons, in the Gulf Of Finland. The
revolt in India continues marked with
fearful atrocities, and threatens long
and sanguinary war.
s2rThere was very large attendance
at the Milton Fair and Races, last week,
but the rain tended to make the show Of
products meagre, and the Races were
postponed. Such a scene Of drunkenness
we are informed has rarely been witnessed
on the West Branch.
I~MR. HEINER, the new Baker, on
North Third near Market street, has favor
ed US with several specimens in the fancy
cake and bread line, which are exceedingly
good Our citizens-evcn those who bake
for themselves, and indulge some laudable
pride in that practical accomplishment
will often iud it advisable to send to the
bakers on many special occasions.
New COLUMBUS MALE AND FEMALE
AcADEMY.-The Trustees Of this Ins,itu-
tion have unanimously elected III. D.
WALKER, A. NJ, of Lewisburg, Principal
of said Academy. 1t is designed by the
Trustees, with their Principal, to make
this institution one of the best of the kind
in the State.-BioomsJury Star.
ADvERTIsE.-Dull times are perhaps
the very best for advertisers. What little
trade is going they get, and whilst others
are grumbling, they pay their way, and
with a newspaper as life preserver, swim
on the top Of the water whilst others are
sinking all around. Adveriize literally,
and you will hardly smell the hard times.
FATAL AcCIDENT.-On the evening of
the 25,h September, as Mrs. Willetts, Of
this Borough, was filling up fluid lamp,
the fluid became iguited and soon enve,-
oped her in flames. She fingered until
the 5th of October, when death put an end
to her awful suferings. The deceased
was in her Goth year. She leaves two in.
terestiDg children, both young and need
ing a mothers care. When will people
learn the needful lesson never to fill fluid
lamps after night, or at least when there is
light in the lamp being filed or near the
caa Of fluid Wilkes Borre Times
Hon. Louis M'Lane died in Baltimore,
on wednesday, in the I'D year of his age.
He was the son Of Allan MLanc, a dis
tinguished officer in the revolutionary war.
He himself served as a midshipman on
board the frigate Philadelphia, but left
the navy for civil life. He was a men,
Der Of the House 10 Congress from Della
ware, Minister from the U. s. to England
under Jackson's administration, ana Sec
retary Of the Treasury in the same Presi-
dents cabinet. lie subsequently was ap-
pointed by Polk to settle the Oregon ques-
ton in England.
SALMON p. CHASE (Rcp) is re elected
Governor Of Ohio.