Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-12-25

Ett2sa IIlcuu Ni1'CS utS'iiuS ~ N"'"
something about l. L. B,l'win, who ad
vertised in our paper Monumental Daguer-
reotype Cases. lie sent Baldwin 81, but
has received nothing in return. He heard
that Baldwin had removed to Boston, bat
after writing hears nothing from there
lie therefore fears Baldwin is cheat or a
. broken down dealer We fear so also,
as lie has not paid US, and we therefore
discontinue the Advt. We will not know
inely allow our readers to be imposed upon
thronrh our columns. We advise none Of
our readers to remit to y. l.. Baldwin until
they hear something more favorable.
ray-The TcY,He not long since made
some pretty strong comments upon a" the
Opposition Editors at Lock Haven (previ-
Gus to the present. as having sold them
selves for money or liquor. We think
there should be some exceptions to this
swccpine charge. If we remember Alright,
Daniel Bower was .. k, and orthodox
throughout, and it was decidedly bad
"policy' which dictated change just
then. Dan labored too hard aud too sin-
ccrcly to be put upon the same roll as
some others who are well worthy of the
IckH'slcft-haniod compliments. "lIon-
or bright nti5hbor.
r5H- George Washington Parke Gusts
has done-as his great namesako and rela-
tive, George Washington, diI-emancipa-
ted all his slaves, 200 cr 800 in number.
While alive, they saw that they were not
abused and at their death, gave them to
themselves. Gusts will provides aid to
enable them to reach some other land, in
case they are forced to become exiles in
order to enjoy the liberty which God as
vel as their master gives them
SrLJNsGEovE.-is reported that Major
John Cummings has been rendered the
post Of Naval Storckeeper, at Philad'a..
Morgan Baker accidentally shot off the
fore finger of his left hand, and badly lace
rated the second. \ boy racing the horse
of Charles Hover, E-q, the animal got
afgul of two horse team aud was instantly
killed, aud the boy iujured...The Lutheran
.lrr.h anal pobii. ,cb,,I cronrJ. are he.
;n,, forc,a in p.,tv robhrries far nro1i
s;ons e. or. frooucn,
hENiEAhS.-Vn 'he l''n ihS''' he'' "a
Noutour CO. Last Sabbath. Rev. Joshua
Kelly baptized eleven iuto the fellowship
Of the Union Baptist church, above Wat
sontown.
As fruits Of the recent extensive rcviv-
ais. 9S acce-si1us to the Methodist church
in Dauyille ale reported
'we.uarl 'h- Star "rEo'l.r. ''sr. il, way
Ana 10" rests over '''' 'hN'HNAN-
DIE : De" 's'abil'h'heh', 0eyoha Tue
bF''h ounpry, "hcfe sue mas a., so''s Q,
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f,jks Giy, her = call.
S-2.' u l. W" o''" i''-D' LIZ '"' s''',
tLo cytr,nrlinarv circulation Of Th,cc
Uyn5r,I oo1 Tyir,y TLousaad CoDj,cs
The Prosrcctus of the Le.E,cr. which con-
.,;rs ,lI rocoysarr inflammation in roc,r1
"a i will ho found in our odv't;s;nr cops
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rfapAt communication OF Charity
Lodge, No. III, 4. Y N, held on the eve
of the 23d inst, the following brethren
were elected Officers for the ensuing year:
j. ". Pennington, ". NJ. }. W. Shriner,
5. W; ;J. W. Young, J. w; }. II, Brown,
Treasurer; Chas. {. shorkiey, Sec.
ne, The tvo n,ncrs advertised on our
fr,t nor, wa ,,;rI- ,ro Worth o,.orr,cinc
or ra sbonId not TINS notice them They
oro cood nancrs well and bonorablv con.
ducted
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