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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01

Thers are ,on,o cases whore the system isso ln
ofliaeasa. that nothiog but thorough mrninS
over will do any gooi, add io these cases 'h''
Remedy nraceods 10 do it--in such cases NAUSEA
is pr,itcod. 10 the common tose,) but persons
an,u tluses, aai "A longer ime 20 cure
Ia s1na cases. whore tho Liver y torpid lhe
nati,nf win have one or two Chills a0er eommen
cling the Netcine; but a. soon AZ the RUS are
fairly nksn up by the stomach and the sy,'em y
case whore it 4 desired 60 stop uickhes. attne
stomach. tina, IL pro laced hy these Agur p'us' a
dose ~ tN OF Papneru.ia, Essence will relieve
Look nlt Tor your appsrito' aNsr hclog cured
bv these pills, or yop will over-eet,
Ons b,rtlo will nREAK tha Aguo upon four
grown persons, batto fairly cure should all be
we would also call your attention 10 the
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01
co RIGHT TO WORK,

take enough to oleqnse your system thoroughly.
then take them along tor while 90 Keep YOUR
howell, open and regular, aud you will thank ~
ior compromising them,
Itmiy be- that yoa havo neglected voursolCuu
tl you have Fever aud a que, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague--either Acute or Cnronie--1hen procure a
bottle OF
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01
A srnrLr VEGETABLE REMEDY.
rREPAREDBV
4. aANGwoRIHY. rInDlAY. Q.

We compound them from a Western expert.
enob-wo know what you want, becanse we want
them ourselves Then when that Dali lleadache,
Psin In the Rack or u lbs commences, when In
short you feel your system getting out Of order,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01
w. BUNTING.
&sS
DENTAL sU R GEO N,

DEN tai sU r @ E o N,
OPERATIVE and MECHANICAL
nENrlS L, corner Of Washington aud Market
Streets, riaih Ohio viii attend TO all business
in hislino wllh promntnoss and dispatch. Per
socs NAo favor him with call, may rely onhay-
ing work done In a superior manner, having been
engaged inthe business for the stseven years
and during thattine have had much experience
i'm dialcult cases, Heisoonadont Of success and
Aattcrs himselfcapahlo ofgivlng porlecisatislac.
ZION toall who may soek hisnr0lessionals services
Oharges willhe AZ an times moderate.
" OFFICE, o9rner Of Washington and
Market Stseeu.
Tlmn, Nov, lst, So
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01

= vi dnest ronfeenons Catesnnd firead.---
Toy. tan-y ARTICLES SO. can "a foaud attho
Wholesale aod reiaiiconfectiouary of
We 0s Cd p n nOyrDrd4o
Washington Street. Tifhu Chic.
tamiiies and pariiosspppiod With theiuxuries
1.-THE crait oh short notice
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wilido wellto
,xaroine our stock, before purchasing ols0s
where,
January 18th, 1884,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01

PEOPLES REMEDYl
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-01-01
DIaaOLuTInN

NoilCE u hereby given thar the parinersbip ersff,s
existing letreen r. Men. Gibson and j. tV sit,ker
9a.es ~ us name ani hm Of Gibson slnuker nrn rqiss
Inn, o"o' . h day dissolved BY mutual consent Of the
ne h9oAs Notes ~ Aeeounis belonging 10 said frm
I" n tne hands o. X Med. Gibson, and doarnus OF a
fe ptenlent le h1pe s those kuoUins themselves iu-
enea % ne SANE, will call aud adjust their aeeounis Tho
.ne' Nu BE- continued az he 90 stand b. RI NoD. Glib
'" h. Med. GIBSON,
r.,r j. W. eLANhER
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14
System of Literary Exchanges.

Since the establishment OF BIndery in l.e-
wisburg,v very many OF the citizens are hunting
up, sorting ,and arranging their documents,
magazines, serials, newspapers, &c, for The
long-walted-for rsformer. In the ch,often,
books and magazines are found belonging 10
somebody else. (and promptly returned with an
inward promise of doing better hereafter-we
hope y but many "come up missing ng'-hreak-
ing file, and perhaps frustrating the design
Of getting the sett bound
To remedy in measure this latter evil, 1t
is proposed 10 make the Bindery medium Of
exchanging odd numbers of Harper s,Godey's,
Granam's, Putnam's, Pe,erson's, The Guard
ian, knckerbocker, and ether most current
Magazines, &c, so as to give the best chance
TO any who have deficiencies, 10 make up their
files. We will enrol every No. thus received,
and sell them if we can at fixed price, re
turning the price ,or the Magazines on demand
Many complete sets may thus be made out
and cash obtained for refuse maGaznes-to
the decided pleasure and advantage of binder,
bindee, and seller. We have some of ofHarper' S
and Puinam'S on hand for this mode of sale
or exchange, and invite any, in this or adjoin-
ing towns or country, who may wish a chance
90 dispose of surplus stock of this kind,to send
il in 10 us, when we will do what We can to
sell it for them without charge, and return all
unSOld.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14

vIurlNTuE, Liver Remedy. l. oi the greatest DIS
coycrirs made in m,dicine the past century 1t has
been study OF the Dr. during twenty years practice,
to particular organ when diseased caused tho
greatest number OF ills pans and ms conclusion Is,
that the liver Is the greatest regulator OF the SYSTEM
and the most liable disease which il Kept free from
disease is preventative Of dyspepsia, Jaundice gcncr
al debility. &c while, last but far from least, We men
tOn ptUu; Tor cur experience is that more ca
cs Of consumption occur from diseased liver than from
all other causes put together.
Taking this 20 he correct hypothesis We have but to
find remedy with which correct the liver and We
ncaiy rit the diseases We are su'Ject 10
by simply using preventative. That the lnHiSorator
is such remedy is beyond doubt TO all who try it, for
its virtues such TINT for all complaints arising from
liver deranC il Is uniang remedy, while as
family medicine for all diseases OF the stomach or bow
els which caused in greater less degree by liv-
cr arrangement it is the safest, surest AMI most efca
cious remedy known.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14

AT LAsT.-Though not soul from
Minnesota objected to her Constitution,
yet the Slave power in Congress kept
back the bill for her admission until they
had passed the nearest Slave bill for Kan
saS they could. On Tuesday tho bill pass
cd the House, by vote Of l57 to 3S-
the nays being part Dem. and part Rep,
who objected to some questions connected
with ber organization. She is allowed >
Representatives, one or both of whom it is
alleged have been twisted into Pro Slave
ry men since leaving home.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14
DteO,

In Lewisburr, morning of 7th inst after long and
severe Illness Irs MARC AHEr wife Of John Walls Esq
md daughter of the late blot Green aged - years
In Lewisburs, eth inst. HENRY HESS aged O. years
lie settled in Lewsburg from his native switzerland,
about the year lsli.
In East Buffalo,. 9Th inst GRIFFITH, son Of Daniel
and Margaret r. Wagner, aged years. II mos 25 dys
In Chillisqualur, 9Th inst, CHARLES son Of William
and Elizabeth Gillespie, aged years.
Near New Berlin, Saturday last child OF Elias
Spaugler, aged about Is months.
On the eth inst, in frccburs, MARY rect OF Philip
Roush, aged &c years.
In Beaver Tp, Snyder Co. llth ult, JACOB KELLER,
aged &C years In West Beaver, 18th ult, ptWALD
sTEININGER, aged SIS years
In Lewistown, 2d ult aged about IS years, Mrs. ANN
relict Of James Milken decd On the 25th ut,JAMES
A. CUNNINGHAM long time the Democratic Editor for
Mifn county. aged about 40 years. On the 18th uit
FRANCIS M'COY Esq. aged about - years
In Derry Tp, llth ult JOHN BLEE Jr, sbt IS yrs.
In Danvilie. I'D ult, LEWIS KAUFMAN, aged 10 yrs.
In Muncy, 5th inst, JAMES FOWLER, aged 10 yrs.
In Madison Tp Sd inst, DAVID MASTERS in i6th "
In Milton, 9TH inst, aged about q years. Mrs CATHA
RINE L. DYBULL. daughter of jesse Derrickson.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14

-O--~O0O~N--@O--~-@-@J
DECEAsE OF A US. SENATOR Wash.
inyton, May Josiah J. Evans, of SC,
after attending The session of the Senate
yesterday, had dined with his colleague,
Mr.. Hammond, and left for homo about
10 o'clock, apparently enjoying his usual
good health. He was attacked with dis
ease of the heart, or apoplexy, shortly af-
fer reaching his lodgings, and died in a
short time after. He was I l years of age.
SALT LAKE MAIL.-.S. Louis, May
IA weekly mail for Salt Lake, under
the new contract, left ST. Joseph's, ,Missou-
ri, on Saturday last, with about 500
pounds of mail matter and several passen-
gers. The line is to couuec, at Salt Lake
with mail for Shasta City, California
The service to Salt Lake is to be perform
Cd in twenty-five days, and from thence
to Shasta City in twelve days.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION AT INDIASAro-
Ms.-Lu}ianapolis, May 5.-Thc NUM-.
elpal election yesterday resulted in the
success of the entire Republican ticket,
py from two to three hundred majority.
I've out Of seven Couucilmen we're also
e.'''ed by the Republicans.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14

s~The friends of the Leavenworth
Constitution in Kansas. have nominated
the following Ticket for State officers, all
of whom stand pledged if elected to ignore
Lecompton in every shape.
Governor-Henry Adams of Leavenworth
Lieut.. Governor-C X Holiday of Topeka
CongresS-M Conway (form. of Baltmore)
Judges Of Supreme Court-Wm A Phillips,
Lorenzo Dow, VIM MCay
Sec'y of Slate-E p Bancroft Of Emporia
TreaSurer-J B Wheeler of Doniphan
Auditor-G 5 Hillyer Of Grasshopper Falls
Aty General-Chs 4 Foster of Ossawatomie
Sup't Pub Inst'n-Jn NJ Walden of Qundaro
Com. Sch w Robinson of Manhattan
Repor.Sup. Court-A Richardson of Sumner
Clerk do W VI Army of Hyatt
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14

By-"Signs are only-signs," and yet
we have often been told that we needed
more conspicuous sign for the CHRONICLE
establishment, although now on its if
teenh year in the same block. Last week
we had put up very neat but conspic-
uOus sign fpainted by JoHN HERTZ of
4" PRINTING" and BINDING"-plain
enough, we hope, for any Que that can see
nt all Follow the wires, and you will
find the Telegraph-the Chronicle and the
Bindery-signs and all.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14
LOOK THIS MAY,

NOTICE! NOTCE.. NOTICEttt
ii AElNG just returned from the CITY
IL with an unusaIly large Stock and well
selected, and am now prepared 10 sell goods
lower Than can he bought elsewhere on thi,
side OF Philadelphia.
Hardware Hardware - Hardware -
Natis-N Laiches. Hinges
Screws, Class, Putty, Pants. O.l--in fac,
everything YOU may want 10 tuiii YOUR
self hrst-ralc house Or barn twenty per
cent. lower thal ever before. Ihis toGg
This JraYf
CARPENTERS. here you can get The csie-
bfated Greenfield Planes Spear n Jack.on's
hand, 'enon aud rip Saws. Buichers Bcatrys
and Brady's ChtselS and Plane rs. Patent
and common Braces. Brace Bu., AuSers,
Squares GuaScs, Iron Screws, Compass Saws,
Hamond's Hammers. Sc.
BlackSml,hS Iron n-IEON-IRON- All
KINDS Bar, >colicP. TIVE. Oval. Round and
S4uare-Cast Steel, Spring and English S'eel,
Nl>eS, ArvilS, Bellows, Screw Plates. e;c.
HOUSEkEEPERS, Table kniyss and
Forks, taryerS, Spoons, Kettles, Lamps Car
dletick- Coffee Mills. orri7jEs u -. Tans Fowls Sc
WIZ }AFEE- You VII fri all th. sta-vr wiki
great many u thu HAKtv ND IsaN S1HEF Ct
JOSEPH N'FtiDES.
IN the oil GRAHAM Stsui. IEWiSHt -BJ- r,
rms r4I' ms H4It
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14
~About this time two years az

E@-About this time two years ago,
some Democratic Cor other) friend iu
Philad. sent "lNorden & Cornelius very
enticing "VAUx PopULI" free pass card
up Salt River. We remarked that we
should not go-would wait til the next
trial. We opiue that the "Vaux Populi''
men of that day now adopt the opinion Of
Lorenzo Dow, that "woice' is, in this
case "Vox Diaboli." Two years of com
ple,e Locofoco misrule was enough to
correct the mistakes of Whig Philadel-
phia. The election inaugurates mighty
revolution.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14

] sser Foreign news announce the cOntIn-
ned success of the British arms IN Iiindo-
stan, aud great losses to the native insur-
GENTS. There is work to be done, there,
yet, but it seems to be IN falr way ior
.thorough execution.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14
Dissolution of Partnership.

yNHE Partnership heretofore -Ii.iing and
trading under the name of ~GosIrnsn 4
Chamberlin." IS dissolved this 1.h day Of
April, 1858, By mutual consent
JOHN u GODpNAN-
JOHN CHAMEEELIy
NorK-Persons indebted 10 the above ftui
are requested to call Immediately and male
settlement. sF-ill accounts not satisfactorily
closed before the 2oth Of May next will be
placed in the hands Of an officer for peremp-
tory collection.
The Books Of the firm will be 'eft with
"ChamberIin Bros" (Wolfe'2 warehouse who
are auih0rze 10 act Tor in Chamberlin. Both
parties will sign in liquidation. As We have
debts 10 paw. we must require prompt seule-
meut by those indebted 10 u.
J. ii. GooDNAS is. CuAasEsIIS.
1S-Ihe Nerchautizing business is conUa-
ueI al the oil HAYES stand by
fErEE HJRSH.
;. II. GOJDMAS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14

an.The Election in Philadelphia, Br.
Cobb, we think will work far more bene.
Gt to Republicanism than dozen years
of defeat on straight ticket would have
done. We must work by degrees, re.
membering that the American Revolution
was work of time-takipg stands, from
year to year, best adapted to do most
good for the time being. Not as We
ig0uH but as we must, in many cases.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14
Going south.

The Phila. Mail Train S,ing South connects
with the Mail Train al Rupert going Eas, at
10 PM for CatawjSSa, ,PLC lIBtOn, Pou> yItle.
Reading &c. arriving al Philai az 25 PM.
Also with Mai Train going llesi at PM for
DanvIlle. Milton, Hess coach to Lewi-burg,)
MuncY, Nlliamsport and Elmlra.
Passengers by 4 PM. Train e1iHg South can
take the II Z. NJ. Express Train for Eimira
and the West. or lodge at BloomSbur and take
the ! AM. Tram going East. arriving at Phi
ladelpha at II o'clock noon.
Passengers for Harrisburg direct will take
the NY Mail Train a P.M) going South. con
Meeting at Port Clinton with the DauPhIn Il
susquehanna Railroad arriving al Harrisburg
al l2 o'clock noon of next dav.
LEAVENWORFH, Sup''
Scranton, Jan 81, ls5s-3mT2i
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14
aT Lackawanna & Bloomsbury
RAILROAD.
ARRIF4LS AND DEF4RTCEES or TRIMS
Going North.

The NewYork Nail Train connects with the
Express going East on the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Western Railroad.
Arrive in New York Al I - Pm.
do Phladelphiaby by Camden&Ambov
Railroad at 20 PM.
Fare from Pvrerf 10 Nrtr York, So
The Accommodation Train North connects
ct Scranton with the Express Tam west Oh
the II. l.. u W. Railroad.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14
- See advertisement Dr. Santords LIVER
TxyIGonAToR IN another column OF this paper.

HA good looking friend Of our', who is on hi, side
Of frtv. though somewhat hUary headed, "hie hb'ht
irt, he city few days used Prof Woods Hair fest"r
rtye and On lis return called see his lady love- hut
sss amused 10 hnd she did not recognize lih ana m
mrG.atrly determined L. PASS for cousin oil h.mse-
INF VAS eventually cl!arrnri to find lie suppant
ing his former self the affections Of the aiy when
rallseI him t. a.hr him II known but the lady sthi
SAWS that she likes the counterfeit BITTER than the oi
nal and that h. continue Of necessary I" use the
Hair Restorative To be had Of the dTugRis'>-lst Lou
is Morning. Herald. sold 10y all good brussEta
BEWARE Of QUACK NuSTECMS AND QuACk Doc
TuE--Use Hvlmtold's Uigh!. Concentrated ENtract
Euhu for all Diseases ofte Bladder Kidneys and seHu-
nj organs Read the ADVERTISEMENT lleimbo'd uehu'
inc Pre-. araratiOu.'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14
DU WALLIS
GAAyAMAS ON,

PrsJJrsd originally by PROF. n Do TALL,
formerly of the college OF Surgeons Paris,
- NOW OFFERED TIE PUBLIC
sls- for The cure 9f all .Sre and ILant ti DiSsdteses
L'OR instance-raiu soreness in any part Of the
L system rheumatism. pain in the bacS. breast
sides, bcllel breasts, Neuralgia, Burns, Sprsns'
Headache, Cramp in the Stomach, or any other
disease that is SORE and PAINFUL. and it is only
over this class OF diseases claim u PERFECT VIC
TORY. We say positively to our patrons, we can
relieve the sufferer 20 times out Of 100. We would
iu saw to the public rof Du Vail - years in
brn. 10 this medicine superiority over all other-
Price so cts " bOttl"-i pr ct oil to the trade.
E4-sli ORDER must he addressed TO
J D. STONEROAD, Sole Agent for l $,
Uneasy I,uistop,I. NlTIiri 20. TT.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14

sg-Mr. G. MARSH has opened out 4
o large stock Of clotihyJor the understand
ings, in a room newly adapted for thepur-
pose, and desires only fair trial of his
stock and prices.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14
IgAt preliminary meeting in Inde

I@At preliminary meeting in lnde-
pendent Hall, last Monday evening,
committee was formed to report Consti-
tuition, &c, for Young Mems Christian
Association for Lewisburg. The Commit
tee it is expected will report at the same
place, ncrt Monday evening, when all
who desire we suppose are at liberty to
attend.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14

A. Il. WORSE Esq, has formed part
ncrship with J. NJ. &. RANK Esq, IN "a.
practice of the Law, at Middleburg ana AZ
|MfiinLurg-Mr. Ranck at Middieours
|und Mr. worse at Mitiinburg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14
Bsy-Last Saturday, while the workmen

sS-Last Saturday, while the workmen
were engaged in starting a circular saw,
in the new saw mill of Smith, Baum q
Nowrer, at New Berlin, Mr.. Mowers
hand accidentally came in contact with
the saw, which cut several fingers severe
'ly. The hand is doing well under the
circumstances, and it is thought will heal
without any of the fingers being taken off.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14

sarThe cars on the Cattawissa Road
run off the track, near Ringtown, Nednes'
'days Of this week. Nobody hurt.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14
LesrfsbHEG FN.
,p1n,y MORNING, MAY ii, 1885.

.,..-.,,y, v.,ur,c-,,r.rs, Merchants, Mechanics
A ;i od;crs in C,y and Country PnbishersI
who wish TO buy or selwosd do well 10 T't0y lar
e,Igmns OF the Lecisbrg ctro',s.s, cartainn
@ -nn"r;ion Of active solvent producers
.ni dealers as any in the state -
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14

pa.It is stated that there were tesNiy'
one rainy days in May Of last year. This
h ear, also, May has been decidedly most.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14

:yT The new house Of worship of the United
Brethren, at New Berlin,wili be dedicated on
Sunday, 10th of May. Bishop Glassbrenner
and others are engaged as preachers.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14

CoRREcrIoN.-In making up the list of
burials in our cemetery for year, in our
last weeks paper, one page of record was
accidentally overlooked, which added sums
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14

DoSArIoS-an Appeal to the Charitable
1t is desired that a donation visit be made To
Mrs. Mary 4. Dritton at her house on Friday
the 2lst Of May. Sickness and want Is the
cause Of my soliciting aid.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14

"Ihe Hero WisStoidry-of history OF ihe
Labors OF the Rev. EuSENIo kIScaIp. BY
Alfred 5. Patton. New York II. Dayton,
lO7 Nassau ST."
The above work has been compiled since
the last departure of Mr.. kincaid from
our shores for his field of labor in Burmah,
and is not as full and accurate as longer
time would have enabled the author to
make it. 1t is, however, thrilling and
melting narrative of the efforts of one of
the boldest and most untiring Missionaries
of our age-grouping together events
known to many, but here presented in
new and more striking form and inform
ing thousands Of dangers and sacrifices
unknown to them before. The work COM
prises 3l2 pages, and is embellished with
a portrait and two illustrations. GEORGE
M'NAIR, of the University, is Agent for
Union and Northumberland counties, and
will furnish the work to all who may order
through the Post Office. Price, 81.
CThc following news reveals most Chez
ring promise of the opening to Christian
effort Of the country in which Mr.. hincaid
so long laborel. The Emperor Of Burmah
i. a personal friend of Mr.. X. who conveyed
an official communication from him to
Pres. Buchanan, and bears with him a
reply.-Next week, by way Of contrast to
this state of things, we may copy sketch
Of the perils endured by Mr,k. during the
British and Burmese war, about 1887.
Interesting from Burmah.
Interesting intelligence has been recent
" received at the rooms Of the Baptist
Missionary Uuion in this city, from their
various stations in India, Of which We
give the following synopsis:
DR. Dawson writes, Dec. II, that the
King of Burnah is reported to have
Withdrawn his confidence from host Of
Buddhist priests at Ava, who have hith-
erto crowded the royal city, having ban
ished hundreds of them from the monas-
teres III the neighborhood OF Amerapura,
who have accordingly emigrated down in-
to the Territory of Pegu. This measure
has been carried out not by any direct
persecution on the part of the King Or
his Government, but simply by his with
drawing the royal favor, through which
they were enabled to subsist and to main
tain their popularity among the people.
The enemies of the King assert that he
has embraced Christianity. Others re-
port that, being strict Buddhist, he has
undertaken only to purge the priesthood
Of an immense number of unworthy men,
bers, for the honor of the Institution. 1t
is also a well-known fact that the King is
a great student of books, and there is a
strong probability that he may have taken
to the study of the Bible, a copy of which
was put into his hands on the occasion of
DR.. Dawson's visit to the palace in April,
lS55.-B2st0n TrdueZer Man 5h.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14
-. 500 ye,y Advertisements.

xa-Union County Court, next week
n,n't FORGET the Printer or the Binder.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14
GOOD NEWS!
NEW S9DA2, NEW BDDDS

w rs q y. k1. bbEONH.
Market St., above Fourth, Lewisburg.
\ LARGE assortment of new Spring
: 4 and Summer Goods jus, received, consis-
ting of
Cloths, Cassimercs, Coatings, Vcstings
and Summer Wear of all kinds.
An assortment of DRESS GOODS, viz:
Calicocs, Challies, Lawns, DeLaineS,
Bareges, Dress Silks, Ginghams,
dc. SHAwLs, q full assortment.
LINEN AND WHITE GOODs.-lrish
Linen, Bleached and Brown Drill
ings, Shectings, dc.
Groceries, Hardware, Cedarwarc,
Queens and Glassware, Fish, Salt
and Plaster.
Gail and examine for yourselves. Produce
of all kinds taken in exchange for goods.
May I, 1858.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14
GROVER s. BAKERS.
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
495 BROADWAY, New YonK
$50 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.

s.i~These Machines uoS justly admitted to be
the best in u,c for Family Sewing, making n ne"
istron. and elastic stitch which viii NOT rip even II
every fourth stitch be Circulars sent applIca
ton by letter. Agents wanted.