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Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17

CONFIDENCE THE BASIS OF LovE.-Folow
the holy power Of love through all its human
phases, and we find it always typifying the at
tributes of the great original from whence it
sprang, and in all the walks and relations of
life, under every variety of social condition
and circumstances proving itself to be the
link, the golden chain of an obligation to
which all mankind pay loving homage. View
back to earth the perfumed airs of an antique
Paradise, and what do we behold but husband
and wife clinging to each other in fond conf
dence parent to child, friend to friend, and, in
all the manifold operations that surround us
in dazzling splendor, man supporting man,
and though apparently opposed, making up a
common cause that cements the bond by
which communities are held together, knits
nation to nation, and in the great ultimate re-
suit demonstrates that with +" one touch of ma
ture the whole world is kin" Take the dear
est engagement mankind enter into-marriage
what is that mutual sympathy, love and
support which adds such fragrance to the
blossoms that hang on the tree of Time, and
proves
"The wornan's cause is man's-they rise or sink
Together, dwarfd or godke, bond or free"
but faith in one another--a calm, unrufiled
belief that marriage, like the useful bee,
builds house, and gathers sweetness from
every flower, and sends out colonies and feeds
the world, and obeys kings, and keeps order,
and exercises many virtures, and promotes
the interest of mankind and is that state of
good things to which God hath designed the
present constitution of the world!"
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17

PoLITENEss.-Capt. Marcy, in his report Of
explorations on Red river reports that he was
nearly hugged to death by fat, greasy Ca
manche chief, who thus testified his love for
the Americans "On leaving his camp" says
the report, "thc chief shook me heartily by
the hand telling me, at the same time, that
he was not Camanche, but an American !;
and as did not feel disposed to be outdone
in politcness by an Indian, replied, in the
same spirit, that there was not drop of An
glo-Saxon blood in my veins, but that was
wholly and absolutely Camanche."
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17
PLAZA DRUG STORE,
HORNITOS.
DR.. A. ID. BO YCE.

as- HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL AssoRT-
ment Of Fresh Drugs and Medicines as well all the
American English and French Chemicals in use.
also Shakers Herbs Roots and extracts Family Medi-
cnes all the best kind of Pills Sarsaparas, 0intmens
saves and in fact EVERY THING that could be expected
to be found in well stocked Drug Store jelld
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17
DIR. ii. j. PAINE,--DENTIST,
ORNI OS.

+ ATE OF THE FIRM OF PAINE 4 BEERS. Dentists San
Francisco, is permanently bcated at Uornitos,
where he will be happy to attend to calls in his profession.
Having had extensive practice for seventeen he
feels warranted in saying to all those wishing Dental opera
tions performed Artificial Teeth Inserted fine gold
plate that his work cannot be exceled in the United States.
Terms moderate. Consultations, free.
N. B-nr. F. will make occasional visits to the neigh
boring towns wherr he will attend persons at their resden
ces upon application either by letter otherwise oltf
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17

BE HoNEsT.-The truth of the adage that
Honesty is the best policy" was proved re-
Gently in Cleveland, Ohio. A broker, thinking
to lessen the express charges on package of
money, marked it $1,000, when, in reality,
there were $235O in the package. 1t was lost,
and the express company paid the amount
marked, and thus he lost $3.50 by his sharp
ness. The best of the story is, the company
found the package after they had paid the
broker, and discovered the cheat that had en-.
riched them to that amount.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17
Mmiposa 4emotrat,
TER NJ s
NO CROSS, NO CROWN.

'Tis eve, and in lonely room
A student sat in somber gloom,
Twirling his fingers in his hair,
Like one in revere, or despair;
Before him lay an open book.
Sadness was in his languid look,
And as he traced the pages DER,
Four golden words his spirit bore
No cross, no crown !
Around, in death-like silence, stood
The forms of many great and good
Prophets and martyrs cruclied,
Stern patriots who for freedom died
And poets who died desolate,
Scanning the wondrous scroll of fate;
While glory round their foreheads shone,
He read upon their lips of Stone
No cross, no crown!
Hard was the toll through learning's lore,
For one so young and worldly poor;
His books were precious, though but few,
And doathless FIRE from heaven he drew.
Heart-weared oft, and overwrought,
He traced in throbbing lines his thought;
And mid his toll there seemed to be
The voice alone Of destiny
No cross, no crown,
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17

WooDING Up.-Bayard Taylor states that
the fishermen on the coast of Norway are sup
piled with wood from the tropics, by the Gull
stream. Think of Arctic fishers burning upon
their hearths the palms of Hayti, the mahoga-
ny of Honduras, and the precious woods of the
Amazon and Oronoco
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-17

e4y- An indirect way of getting a glass of
water at boarding house, is to ask for third
cup of tea.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-17
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE WEST BRANCH FARMERJULY H. 1857

UNION COUNTY, IS.
In the matter oithe peti- In the Court Of Com
lion for the Incorpo- mon Pleas OF UNI
ration of the Method on Couniy,at May
ist Episcopal Church Term.is51. No.92
al Miiilinburg.
Public notice is hereby given, that John
Reighard, William Berry, b. F. Van Buskirk,
B. w. Thompson and Joseph d. forrey, Trus-
tees of the Methodist Episcopal Church at
Alifllinburg, Union county, presented their Pc
titon 10 the Court, setting forth that they are
ciiizeAs OF the United States and have associ-
ate. together with others, for Religious pur-
poses and are desirous TO acquire and enjoy
the powers and immunites OF corporation
or body polite in law. and have prepared an
instrument in writing specifying the object,
condition, name, style and title. under which
they have associated,wer read and presented
TO the Court-the said instrument has been
peruscd and examined; the object t,articles and
condition therein set forth and contained aP-
pearng 10 the Court TO be lawful. the same Is
ordered to be filed, sc. And that the prayer
% the petitioners will be granted al the next
September Term ofthis CourtunieSS sufficient
cause be shown TO the contrary.
By the Court
>-~ Witness my hand and seal of the
l.. S. said Court, at Lcwisburs, the lIIh
t~.- day of July. A. ID. 1857.
SAMUEL ROUSH, Prothono,ory.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-17
Roney's Reaper and Moving Machine

Atrial Of Roney's Mower was had in the field
of John Chamberlin, on the 9th inst. Mr.. Cham
berlin owns a Hussey Mower, aud gave II a
fair and eilectual trial to cut OF his own grass.
1t was clover and timothy, in some places very
heavy, lodged and beaten to the ground by the
late rains; but the Machine choked up and
cloggcd SO that II was utterly impossible TO
work it. He therefore set the men 10 work
with the Scythes. Mr.. Roney reqeeSted per-
mission TO cut il of with his Machine, which
was granted. and he cut the balance of the
grass down (about one acre. close and much
better than could be done with a scythe, with
cut his machine choking or clogging up. HIS
machine spreads the grass better than il can
possibly be done with a fork, cuts wet grass
equally as well as dry, and after cut off can
run through the Loose grass or wlnrow raked
up and cut il as readily without choking as if
II was standing straight on the ground, uncut.
This machine has no side draft, is easier on
horses than plowing, and can drive either last
or slow as the horses can walk, the machine
working equally perfect. The undersigned
we're personally present and witnessed Inc
above trial, and have no hesitation IN saying
that they believe it TO be the most perfect ma
chine now invented.
Wilson |. Linn, John ChambcrlIn,
John Roland, A. Singer,
A. Sioughton, William Longbay,
VIM. Wilson, { w. Schalile,
Benz. Cawlcy, Solomon Ritter,
VIM. Van GeZer.
% We understand this new candidate for
public favor will be manufactured by VIM.
fnicK and IouS LIlLEY, ., their Founlry, in
LewishUr.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-17

Last IWoia'mcn u the Goeernor.-
John L. Cornelius, Of Lcwisburg, Abide
Camp to His Exccllency, Gov. Pollock,
with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel.
There the question is settled at last,
and "thc Union" is safe again, SO that
Gen. PACKER need not bother about that
any longer Onc-horse officers, such as
the Conqueror of Grcytown, will dotf thei,
caps when they pass US; we can't afford
to bow to any but tried warriors like Gen.
Scott, Maj. iIickok, ct ID o"nes genus
'Tcn-tion, Com pany. C.
s>3-Wc congratulate the corpu.cut Ju-
nior since his martial reuown has caused
his enrolment among
fltr al names
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-17
leWieuur9 Markct.
MARRIED.,

On the Ith inst. by Lazarus Esq. HENRY MILLER
Of Ieyisburg and Miss MARY B0W ER of Sunbury.
on the 18th ult. 10y Rev Z Shindc- JOHN DlEMEli
and AMELIA SMITH. 10Th Of East Bufaloe Tp.
ON the 5th st. by David Ncirick Esq. JOHN louNG
of West Buffaloe and Mrs. CAIIIAklNE HARTMAN OF
Centcryie, snyder Co. - - .
on The lth inst. by Rev Domer W. W. HOLMAN Of
Chester Co. and Miss L.. X. WAGENSELLER Of selins-
grove. r,,o,, cyrru
and Miss MARGARET j. daughter cf John u Beck Esq
all of NilliamslOrt.
On the II inst. by T. hGowan, Es,i- iLii An Ai'-
EENSWoKTu and Miss MARGARET DEER, both Of
" LIT. pesr lalley.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-17

rA-The Hay crop is this year every
where great, and mostly we'll secured. The
farmers faces have decreased in length
about one inch the past week. Cherries
by the millions, aud berries and currants
by the billions The grain fields begin to
show a good golden color, and accounts
f,om most Of the States indicate increased
crops of " heat.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-17

. nvrrTrzF,- zF,-Nanu;acturcrs. Merchants. Mechanics
y pullic u.icrrs in City and Country. Publisher
all vino wish to buy sel-woui DO wt To employ the
columns of the Lsristtg CIR H'-e, which has iar-'
.nl Ia srrasny circulation IN . immunity containing i
are proportion active. solvent Producers consumers
srd dealers, any in the state
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-17

ry~The Christian Sunday School of
Lewisburg had a very pleasant excursion
TO Linns woods on Friday last Mr.Aiken
entertained them with speech and their
appetites were also well attended to.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-17
= IMPROVEMENTS"

IN consequence of the terrestrial revolutions
going on in lower Market street, GOLD
SMITH Il BRO. are compelled to remove
the young Mammoth Clothing Emporium up 10
next door below WALLS old Mammoth Store
where, with better accommodations, we are
prepared TO sell CHEAPER THAN EVER.
Cali and see fJune Q, 1857.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-17
See New Advertisements.

wMCARTY, daguerrean Artist Is
with US again, and will occupy his OLD
room adjacent to the Chronicle oliie'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-17

@Read the notice Of an intense Anti.
Slavery Book issued by native of North
Caroliua-(first page of to-day's paper)
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-17

sgThe Ore property in Dry Valley
was knocked of last Saturday to Mkelvy
< Co. for $4,000. There were about Sll, :
600 in Judgments against Tie property.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-17
ssg-Wc were shown half bushcl of fuil
sized potatoes, grown this season BY Ellis
Brown, Of East Builaloe township.


The Public Exercises Of this Institution viii
Thursday, the l Of July. The Examinations OF the
School will commence nt o'clock, =. NJ Of that day and
continue until Saturday. IL o'clock. N.
Ii Of the GTaiuatu Glass will take place
the baptist church, Monday 18th July, commencing;
at o'clock, =. NJ.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-17
MEDICAL REFORM.
M II. DERSHAM. Md, PRACTISING

M II. DERSIIAM, NJ. D., Practising
1fIs Physician and SURGEON, will also pay
particular attention Ia Chronic Diseases, such
as liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Bronchitis
Throat Disease, Consumption when not To
far advanced, Asthma, Plies, rheumatism.
Scrotula, White Swelling, DropSy Sick Head
ache, -. Vitus' Dance, Fits, Sore Eyes, Can
GERS. Tumors, Ulcers, ErurtionS, &c. also
Female complaints, as Prolapsus uter. Qall-
ing OF the womb) anh all other complaints OF
the sex oc every name and form. Most OF the
above long standing diseases cu-ahle aui none
thsn those of females Feeling confident that nearly
all of the latter positively be curi. thryiu. rgre
some AMI fifteen years tsujn > hosr mt cursble
can be relieved, anil generally be t.ken the lib
-if cured relieved, no compensation l.
domauid."
DR. DERsHAN graduated NJ The Fcler.lc Neliral Col
lc.r oftncirna,i having first stiirl the Old ili1
sailc system in Philaeli ha, afterv irs the Eei1rn
Ecrrt- system Of melcation- This system u-r- al
the medicines of The regular Aloratlc c sy'ieneNroi
CaOmel, Arsenic Antimony. anil Bleeding, tssi"r aud
better agents having been discover > but il also en-
braces the many valuable mecnes Of the Botanic school
not known & auy Other ystca ais, the improve =
# the HytlroVsthic Homeopathic and Thonscnian
trms This certainly j. Of progress and the New
School moves with the
NIB. Office in v TiIii.D st. IEWl-EJL LG.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-17
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters Tes-
~ tamentary'on the last will and testament
Of Mrs. NANCY VANVALZAH, late Of
Mifflinburg, Union Go, deceased, have been
granted TO the Undersigned, by the Register Of
Union county, in due form of law therefore
all persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment, ,and those having Just claims against
the same are also requested to present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
S. s. BARBER, Executor.
Near Mifllinburg, May 5, 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-17

rs-Mr Volkmar has autographed the
Town Lots at Port TreycrtOn (to be sold
one week from tO-morrow.)
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-17
REMOVAL.
D3. EFLLuyC'S

Cancer Institute, for the Treatment Il
Cancers, Tumors. Wens. Ulcers, ScTuiu,a, u
any GrowS CT Sore. Chronic Diseases gene
rally can be cured Cfcurahi") withnr, surcica!
operation or poison. For ali particulars write,
state diseases plainly, and enclose - cts for
advice; Letters must have postage stamp
enclosed To pay answer. Medicine set any
distance. Address CL KEELING. MD.
Mechanicsturg, Cumberland Go, Ia.
sTccIari, miles iirrf-hur-- tha CIV
Railroad. and accessible FROM al Parts If The Iuon-
OI and ycurc q00r auI rich IT, aj--, IS II 10 ycu
,to.l. J. To those af,irtcl who no; visit
naily, will -ri. Irr mail rsc, Ct - 80 E.li"
prepare Medicine with full Dire rtions &C. Stats
AL particulars. AdIGess ~ above CllI5J
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-17
JOSIAH KELLY. Auctionccr,

COLLECTS the patronage Of the public.
- Residence en- South Fifth street. Lewis
burg, Ia. lDecene>r ., 1870.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-17

UNION COUNTY, S.
In the matter of the In the Court of Common
Petition for the In Pleas of Union Coun-
corporation ofthe ty at My Term 1857.
Union CountyAg- No. 81.
cultural Society.
Public notice is hereby given that on the
elst day of May, A. D. 1857, Jacob Gundy,
John A. Mertz, Henry WIRES Michael Brown,
Robert H. Laird, Francis Wilson, Richard V.
B. Lincoln, Joseph Nickel John Gundy James
Moore,R. NJ. Musser, David Hennng, William
Rule, Jacob Hummel Reuben Snyder, John
Locke, ]. Youngman and John Rohland,mem-
bers of Union County Agricultural Society,
presented their Petition 10 the Court, setting
forth that they are anxious to have said Society
Incorporated, and have for that purpose pre-
sented a constitution or form of charter un-
der which they ask to be incorporated, &c.
Which were read, and presented TO the Court,
and the said instrument has been perused and
examined; the objects, articles and conditions
therein set forth and contained, appearing to
the Court to be lawful, the same is ordered to
be filed &c. And that the prayer of the peti.
TONERS will be granted at the next September
Term of this Court, unless sufficient cause be
shown 10 the contrary. By the Court.
fOo) Witness my hand and seal OF the
y. S. said Court, at Lewisburg, the l7th
~, day Of July. a. ID. 1857.
SAMUEL ROUSH, Parliamentary.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-17

lsE' of Letters remaining in the Post
Office at Winfield, Pa, for the quarter
ending June 30th.
William Barr, d. II. Bingaman, Elizabeth
Grouse, Daniel High, lie. Miller, Jno. Schmiit,
Joseph Gaskill, Ashton fellow.
]. NJ WALTER, =. ".
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-17

= FREEBURG ACApEMY.-Rev. 5. Do
mer, of Selinsgrovc, will deliver the opening
address al the commencement Of next session
Tuesday, July 2Ist. Tne public are invited
10 attend
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-17
HEALTH or SICKNESS:
Choose between hem.
HoIIOWAY,S PILLS,

" l. l. ~ w ~ 10
The blood furnishes The material oI every bone
ele gland and fibre in The human frame. When pure,
it health every when corrupt it
sarily produce disease. 5LLowAYs PIIs operate drrct
T., uno tho elements Of th strgr Of Iif reutr.ljzin-
the principle Of disease AMI thus radically curing the
malaiy whether located in tn narvrs the stomach tn,
liver the bowels the muscles, the skin, the brain, any
other part of the system.
USED TTfRDGYOrT TIT UOELD!
H0.LowAY's PILs equally ceaeous iu;ec mpla;rts
TO the whole human race, AMI in disorders
culiar 10 certain climates and localities.
-:LiENINC DLSOTDERS
Dyspepsia and derun- Of the liver the rourre q
infrn.ty and suffering. and the Of inumcrati1
deaths yield to these curatives in all eases however
gravatsd, acting as mid pur;ive Alternative and ton
crate the system anil the constitution AZ the tEo
GENERAL U'TiEvFSS-NEETOgS CONIZAINIs.
when all snulants ril. the renovatin- aud SraeinS
properties Of tbsr Fills give frmness 10 tie shaking
and enieebei muscles OF the victim ofgeneTae-
liity.
All irrsuarities anil ailments incident the dccats
and sensitive orgrrs of the removed prevented"
ty fw doses Of these mild but ir;ablc alternatives.
No thcg who rccarl her or her elilirens health
should Iii to have them within le- 7 ach.
SCIENTIFIC FyDOHSENEETS
The LONDON Lancet the London Medical Review
and the most eminent Of the aeuiry in Grcat Britain
France and Germany, have suioizd the Pills and their
inventor.
H5loury's PITS are the Jca7 remedy Lno,rn
in tie ,ror1H far the t6Horiag Diseases:
asthma DiaTThae In.iises,!an
Bowel Complaints nrcTsy InlEefHa
Conchs Debility iufammat;cl
Coils Tvver AMI t--N I-warl Weakness
Chest Diseases Female Conn aints Liver Complaints
Costiyrn,sS Headaches IowrPss Of SyiTi,s
nysTepSia Plies V Urrili Arrcti0r ,
and Gravel, ecna-y : " oTus OF al kinds
se Sold at the Narufa~t0rics Il Tr f.ssor Holloway
so Aaiyu Lane. New York. and ~ strand london, sni
~ all respectable Druggists and nlcrs of H,licircs
tiroB the United Statfs. AMI II civilized wO: in
j., ,ves and - cents, -. ctnts. and Al each.
Thorc considerable sa'ir ty taking the larger 81
zeS.
y n Drcctons for the ruilance Of Fateuts in evs-y
GsorIer are aiHxci to each Box. Jan 9, 1887
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-17

rN.A late California arrival brought
about Two Millions in money. The pros.
poets for crops are very good. Trials for
defalcations were the most prominent mat.
tiers. There are signs of a serious split in
the Democratic party between the U. S.
Senator Brodcrick and the Free State men,
and ex L. S. Senator Weller aud the Slave
State men. The Settlers and the Repub-
licans are also organizing. The Americans
are considered defuuct, going over to the
Republicans or the Democracy as their
views lead them.
la Oregon, Gen. Lane was reelected
Delegate to Congress, BY much smaller
majority than before.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-17

Answer to Ari,hmetical Question in CHRoN-
IclE July 10: Mary received IA shillinss
Jenny received 10 shillings pence; Anna
received shillings pence, and Sarah Z
shillings Qractions omitted). Answered BY
r. F. b., East Buhialoe; J. R., Lewisburs ;
NJ. a. A--------, Kelly.
Answer to first Charade-None.-M. A.
A--------. Kelly.
Answer TO osccondCharadc-W Weerh-R.F.B. B.
Answer 10 Double Acrostcal Enigma
Noah Websir.-J. E., Lewisburs; NJ. A.
A., Kelly.
The above were also answered correctly by
& r. Levi burg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-17
LL1ttO,

In J.wistu r. 18th inst Of ofCorsump.ion, CHARLES
HOFFMAN, ~, i 3; years-iate Of bloomsbury, Ia.
In NinIuhurg 18th inst, BLANCHE daughter OF John
W and Mary Young. aged about years.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-17
William Jones,

TOR SALE-A Vo l uti:s's cooAiur Stove. nearly az
sy,i a. l.,w IL,Jlry 81 t..s. y;.-,s. lA9.L 81.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-17
Eesy5sbsgs'g, Fra.

FRIDAY MORNING. july II, 1887
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-17

UTICA, n. Y, July lf.-By the Gre
this morning the central portion of the
Lunatic Asylum, together with the dome,
was burnt to the cellars, and the cast and
west wings were partially burnt The
rear wings were uninjured. The inmates
of the Asylum were removed to a grove
in the vicinity, and guarded by several
military companies. There were no lives
lost. Dr. L. L. Rose, it is feared, was ia
tally injured by the falling of the burning
timbers. The loss is estimated at $780,
900. The walls of that portion of the
building occupied by the patients are but
little damaged.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-17
FREEBURG ACADEMY


NORMAL SCHOOL,
Frecburg, snyder County, PA.
THE Third Semi-Annual Session of
i this Institution will commence on Tues
dan, .Juiy 81, and continue ID weeks. Its
location is pleasant and healthy. Buildings
new and commodious, and Terms low. II IS
the constant aim of the Teachers 10 impart
sound instruction, and carefully develope and
direct the Mental, Moral and Physical cner-
cies of the students. The course of study will
thoroughly prepare those pursuing 1t for Col
lcge, the study Of Profession or business
pursuits. The
NORMAL DEPARTMENT
offers superior facilities to Teachers and those wishing to
become such to acquire the necessary qualifications Tho
County Superintendent will frequently review classes,
and lecture the practical duties OF the school room
Lectures are deliver in connection with the su'"ct
Of study and exertiOn made to qua'y applicants
for the Profession. Arrangements are being made with
Directors schools Tor those who obtain credita-
hle certificates. TERMS 40. -.
For Board Tuition, Room &C., rer session, So to 90
Tuition alone, per session, . !" W
Tuition alone, in Normal Dept. per Quarter. So
Music Ext -Boarling in the village, sl5o to 81 per
wcpk-Geta Catalogue containing further particulars.
address GEO. +. MFARLAND, Principal
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-17
CHEAPER THAN EVER

Our stock consists of fine black, blue and
brown cloth Frock and Dress Goats, Cassimer
Goats of all descrip,ions-Pants and Vests of
every kind you can think of-HA1S AND
CAPS, Shirt Collars, Pocket and Neck Hdkfs,
Trunks, Carpet Bogs, t,mbrelias, dc.
at the lowest City prices. lg'All in want Of
anything in our line will please to give Us a
call, and we will try 10 suit you.
- Clothing made toorder with ncatneSs and
despatch. J. GOLDSMITH x BROS.
Lewlsburg. Anril, 1857