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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-05
DougIasites wooing the Buchauanire-

D0uuIH-lfea W OOlu& the
An extensive attempt ito pull wool over the
ewes" is now going on in Ohio The Douglas
ties. who have secured all or nearly all the
nominations for Congress, are now gracious to
the Buchanan men, and beg for a truce, at least
until after the election. They blow hot for the
Administration in the ears Of the Nationals, ana
have the cool impudence to solicit their votes
for such Douglas candidates as Mungen of the
Toledo District, Gray Of the Cuyahoga, NANNY
penny of the Zanesyille, etc. Occasionally the
cloyen foot is exposed, and the Napoleon North
west, one of the Democratic organs OF Mungen
District, in reply to the charge Of the Toledo
Blade that Munaen 'has sustained the Admin
istration throughout in its infamous outrages on
the rights of man in Kansas, the LecomPton
swindle ami ALL" unwittingly speaks right oui
thus
The editor OF the Blade knows full well that
Mr.. Mungen was opposed to forcing the LecomP
ton Constitution upon Kansas in defiance oi the
will of majority Of the people Of that Terrific
"; he knows that Mr.. Mungen sustained Judge
DouoIas in his efforts to defeat the Lecompton
Constitution in Congress, and that he sustaini
Judge Douglas to-day in his gallant hight agalns
Black Republicanism, the Washington Union
and the Danites Of Illinois. Like Senator Pugh
if Mr. Mungen could cast 4 thousand votes m
Illinois, Senator Douglas would receive them
all
Among the speakers announced at various
places in Mungen's District are "Hons d. Is
Payne and Durbin Ward" Douglas Democrats
''dyed in the WOOL" and Congressional Printer
steedman, who worked for Douglas and fooled
Buchanan while in Washington.
Up to this time the National Democrats o
Ohio have been ignored by the Douglas Dem"c
racy. The tricks by which they have been rule
out of nominating conventions have not beer
confined to this city, this county, and this dis
triet The indignity has been general, tn
frauds premeditated, and the purposes patent
To ask real Buchanan men to abandon the Ad
ministration now and vote for Douglas candid
ates, is impudence unparalleled. No wonde
their gorge rises at all such overtures OF peace
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-05

LEcoNPToSITEs TO BE PRovIDED FoR.-0cca-
siOnal, the Washington correspondent of the
PhilAdelphia Press, says:
John G. Jones, in view of his defeat in the
coming election, viii be sent 10 ST. James Flor
ence will not &c to Mexico. His lack of knowl-
edge of the Spanish language is an estopper.
he will get fat Office under Baker, the Col
lectOr of Philadelphia. Phillips will 90 to Je-
rusalem-
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More to be Admired than the
RICHEST DIADEM
EDer Worn By Kings O. EmPsrOrs!
WHAT?-WHY A BEAUTIFUL

RICHEST DlADEM
Ever Worn By Kings o EmPsrOrs!
"HAT?-WHY A BEAUTIFUL
w HEAD OF HARE Because il Is the ornament
Got hnsG pIeriasa for all ous race Reader although
the Be SPARKLING the teeth BE those Of pearls
gray, nature Will than half her charms. Prof
times week viii restore and psneatiy secure 10 all
such ornament Read the following and judge. The
writer of the irst Is the esisbTafsd Pasf THALBEKG.
New York. April 70, Is5s
DR. NooD-Dear Sir; Permit me % cypress 70 you me
lis original color. About the time Of arrival In the
application OF your HAIR RESTORATIVE" il soon re-
covered It's original hue consider your restorative
1 am, dear sT, yours truly, s THALBERG.
aDRrcH Ar GwYIIEDTDor." Welsh Newspaper,
Office, u Nassau street, Apnll2. lsss }
PRoF o J. WooD-Dear Sir. Some month or siI weeks
& mS Tiss is who e1uSaed S 10 % ~ il on ssr head e
thinking the time that Il would restore the gray hair 10
weeks trial II has performed that wonderful effect BY turn
as az me IN ne bair tr1i ~ w Tsca1s s
the above Restorative to all persons n want Of such
change Of their hair. CHARLES CARDEW.
New York. July Is 1851.
Hair Restorative being the most ecacious article ever
saw Since usIug your Hair Restorative my halr and yhs
and now feel confident that applications will
Of All dandra and unpleasant itching among
persons who psrspirs freely. J. G. KILBY-
PROP WOoD-Abouf two years ago, my hair commenced
turning gray fast becoming bald and had tired
remedies 10 effect. Commenced your Restorative
IN January last; few application fastened my hair firmly;
BEGAN MI No. out. and turned back 70 f1rmsT
coor-back Al this time iuy 70 original
color health and appearance and ehesrfglly re9q9snd
il 70 all J. D. HOES.
Chicago Illinois, May l, ls57.
The RESTORATIVE is put up in bottles Cf three sizes
large, medium and small The small holds half pint and
reas for 81 per bottle The medium holds at least twenty
per cent more proportion Than the small and retais f0T
81 bottle The large hOds quart forty per
in pruporti N, AID retals for 50.
o. j WOOD 4 CO. Prop1etors 2l2 Broadway, New
YORK, I'm the great n Y Wire Railing establshmeal and
IL Market street, ST. LOUIS, No
And snld By all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
au a dGW 9m 90
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rh. Atlnnric reIerrnnh.

The electricians engaged on the Atlantic Iele-
graph appear unanimous in the opinion that the
Insulation of the cable has become injured by
being suspended upon some projecting point OF
a steep bank, and thus gradually injured by us
own weight The soundings taken a few hun
dred miles from the Irish coast show that
bank or steep range exists, the highest and low
est points of which are eight mics apart, snow
ing difference in elevation Of 7,2OOtt- But no
one can form an idea of the nature OF the ground
in this intervening space Of eight miles-whetn-
er the sides of the submarine mountain De DO
ken by rayines or preeiptous clfis, OF Whetner
it be gentle slope. This spot, which IS about
800 miles from the Valentia end Of the cable, Is
supposed TO be the one where the insulation of
the cable has been iniured.-N. Y Post -.sE
PRIcE OF BREADSTUFFs.-The wholesale pm
ees of Flour in New York, range all the way
from So. 10 per bbl for superfne State and West
ern, to IS for the best family extra brands ;
wheat ranges from 81, Is for red, TO sl,55 per
bushel for white, and Western corn from az TO
76c per bushel.
The prices range from 25 to 75e bbl higher
on -four, than last year, and from . to 2Oc per
bushel on wheat, and from 10 SC advance on
corn, but are below the figures for the same date
/ of both 1856 and 1857 The current rates oi
-four here will not admit of exports to Great
Britain, except at loss according to last advl-
ees) of nearly one dollar per barrel AdVlees
/ from England say that there is considerable
supply Of rejected" or damaged American foul
at London, which is at present quite unsaleable
The better grades would doubtless sell readily
/ but the market must advance there, eOnsldera'
bly, or decline here, TO afford any hope OF prof
/ it-BOstOR Traueler
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HIe1irines.
HESAAILTIA a (! or AMERICAN Nv, sWo'

HEALTH OF AMERICAN sWO'
We desiIe 70 gall siiegtioa 70 sste o pr. Joshua
column He treats the subject IN aasble mapnegs and
rs skill and medical Judgment may be relied u
SIarshaIs Uterine Csiaosaa hss to be fully as
Tauabe As It s claimed 70 be tess made
hyscia OF very ne attaiumeuts Of Judgment
and discrimination udicous and highly successful prac
toner. m all diseases especiall those Of women and
From Phyzieials.
.AIashals Uterine Catholcoa vii certainly cure all
the diseases for which Il Is recommended"
There Is no medicine ike Il in this country
Uterine Cath0hcon Is ceriain and sale remedy"
AIARSHALLS UTERINE CATHOLICON
~ evsT ,,,1,T h Ii,bis 80 trb er,
Ual affect he mind well the BODY. 50 hat 70 thirk
possibuy Among the complains Tor which The Cafh0i-
Goa Is remedy FALLING of the Womb Whites, Sup
amma Ions aud Diseases OF the kidneys or Urinary Or
Retention or Inconilneuce Of Urine, Heartburn Cos
tigeness Nervousness Faintiugs PalpIta0ns, Cramps,
Dis ured Sleep, and all troubles organic Eathec.
connected vita the uterine organs
Ladies who trOub ed with any the above symptoms
Or vii SPINE liver OF lnns csmpaints are invited 10 ad
Ind relief Marshails Uterine Calhorou ndt quaes
medicine but ingredients have been mode known % The
spectabie ply sirian IN the country.
TAr bries Of MARSHALL'S UTERLNET C4THOLE
con . Oae Dollar aHi q HaJDsr SE1is bottle.
WEST BEDFoRD Coshoet0u Co May Il, 1851.
Mr. Il B Knsslsy, SI-l have been selling the medi,
cine Of the GT2eHber ompany Tor the last zen years and
hive invariably found them 10 give good sataeloui and
the pills have sold 10 great families regularly
their and coffee and with my trade N have beco
aD,o article Aiarshalfs Uterine Ca holi-on a msal-
cine that done great amount ut good m female dseas
One lady so d Il to toll me she had received more
benefit from one bottle than she did from long
medica treatment b. the most skillful physicians.
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON
January LIST, LASS.
MRS. ROBINSONs CERTIFICATE
VERNoE, Trumbull Co, May lst 1883
THIS esItleS th1t have been IA very Door health io
nf PHYSICIANS My dis Pr0luusls Ute n h1l
been rcdure By that and Fl0uor Alhus until bad be1m
liberated considerable extent By the ADVICE OF Dr.
G W Bushnell procured and took III bottles Of 1arshal
Uterine athocOn which enabled % attend 10 nv hus
band his last sickness until he died which about
year have t1ken three bottles since his d. ath
Whsn has made able TO labor aud support family .
three children The Catholicsu has nearly restored me
health Il the only thing that has m ated my sufer
MARY T. ROBINSON.
The CATHOLICON IS for sale by City Druggists and b
Medicine dealers generally Iull2
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nrtnher Hlerrinns

Important State Elections transPire in OetO-
ber Florida held her election on Monday, Oc.-
4th. South Carolina elects on Monday, Oct.
lIth. On Tuesday, Oct 18th, Ohio, Pennsyl-
vania, Indiana, Iowa and Minnesota hold their
elections. In Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana and
Iowa, Members Of Congress are to be chosen,
and Republican gains are confidently anticipa-
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Boar0illn.

ROARDING.- The House. No. "a
- P1bhi Square and BY the Stone Church-One OF the
pleasantest locations Ia the cy-s being Thorough bv re-
Paired Hnd Will be opened BOarders October ist
Fsnis ihlns TO furnish their rooms can be ac-
cOinlodated with large and convenient rooms and bed
Ioons and slsle Boafders and Day BOarers viii md
good accommodations, ieasonahe terms Ladies no
excluerd. Rsferences given and received
se1zI S " BURRTTT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-05

HEALrH OF SENATOR SUMNER The Boston
Traveller of Saturday states that letter from
Senator Sumner, dated AiI-la-ChAPelle, says
he has much improved in health.
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mants.

S10000N MONEY ADVANC-
hAOSOO( ED-Insums TO suif-at the old
stand and well kI0wn WAGNERS OFFICE-on Gold and
Silver Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds Guns Pistols sc
Business strictly private Oice No. Water ST. corner
superior up stalrsesab isled in 1851 Open from A
NJ TO p. NJ Watches sud JeWery for sale Al bargans
WI WAGNER,
myi2.du OPP. Commercial Br Bank
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AI Merchant Tailor has removed his tailoring establish
meat 70 No S Prospect 81, Bauders BLOCK, where he
Will Be happy 10 his OIL friends. He prepared as
us11l 10 maks Clathng the latest and aSoaable
style. inlig1iff 8
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SIZE r Y.
complete stock for Ladies and Misses, Men and Boys
ALEXANDERs KID GLOVES,
FINE FRENCH do do tt6s.

d o VI E s I G S.
A large stock Of FLANNELS PLAIN aud Twilled'
DO8IETS, for LADIES' Wear;
l04 SHAKER. for Sheets
Plaid and Opera FLANNELS, very cheap;
Bro. 4 Bleached SHEETING SHIFTING. very cheap
DENNIS. TICKING, BATS. TwINE, and WICK
CLOTHS CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, JEANS;
SATINETS and TWEEDS;
genuine ENGLISH CLOTHS, for business suits, very
cheap.
DRAWERS, for Ladies and Gents
Having mapy eoHfne styles Of Goods, connected with
our ruDr0r fcles for purchasing. enables rs 70 give
great sdyaniage % purehasels, . -,
sep30 In dSV a2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-05

IL Ocuck, The Plank koad from Cleveland to New
buTsh, between the Toll Gate and American House. an ola
Porte Aonnais, ann one 5000 note 500 note
and another noe which there about Sl6 due and
ether valuable papers, AmsIican Hall Dollzr-ai of
which belong 70 Mr.. Joseph Adams. ANY Information
winch will lead 10 the Porte Nonnale and
comic nts will be literally rewarded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-05
New advertisements.

DANDALL L. KINNEY will take so
III tce that on the u day Of October, ls5s ned NJ
o Common Pleas of Cuyahoga county and sale q ono
The objects Of which petIiau. relaes ~ sad Kin
ueV + 10 exclude said Kinney from interest IN real
estate therein Described said real estate being on b0nd
sfreef in the city Of Cleveland said cOuntvs and thai he
must answer sad petition before The ~ day q De-
ecmbcr, les r rhh-NAA
Cleveland. Oct. S. Isis.
Auest: X. D. Nobl-Es
orsdsw2s CLERK OF said Court
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oaee Board OF Education. Sept Is lsss ssUi diSis7
NiIks md Mnnlen l.nnds CnInrea-

IL taxes his method Of informing the citizens OF Cleve
lz AID the public generally that be prepae color
all ne PRINCIPAL cqiofs Sis aud WoOlen Goods the
myst approved style; also 10 CLEAN WOOLEN AND
SILK GOODS, aud restore the fated garmoufs
Having had year, experience the above husi-
be hopes strict attention the same merit
share Il public pafpnsge All orders eft with him vii
receive prompt attentioa- J. COZZENS.
sens dlm - No n Oregon street
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Ulice OF The C0mmissfiners Of Cuyahoga Co..
Cleveland, August isih, ls5s
is HEREBY GIVEN that

IN pursuance Of OF the General Assembly OF
The Slate Of Ohio passed Apr lh ls55 entitled 'n act
10 amend passed pn l9h l2 entitled an aet for
NE asses meut AM tax1iion OF all property this State
aud for eving taxes thereon, according value in
mouey. ~. tne Commr SiunerS, their June
divided the City Of CeFeland info DISTRICTS fol-
lows. wit;
Ihe lsf ID and 81 Wards to constitute the ls District
The lth 5h, 6th and 7th Wards "a
The SIN, 9ih, lOh and 1lth Wards ID
Each Township In the County constitutes separate
tTcf. WILLIAM FULLER
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+ ID. FISHER NOTARY PUBLIC

III 7
~ . Tor G yshoga ounfy. and LAND and GENERAL.
AGENT, attends 10 all NotaIial business; negoilstes
Loans; sci aud exchanges City and Codn Real Esfate
Western Lanes, SC Collects Rents ard Money; sti
gales Titles, draws Deeds Mortgages Leases, &c Re-
member The Office, No Superior street In % Cutters
Bu diag. AIurfer's Hardware store senis Q 20
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-20

II. Young Mems Christian Association
of '.'isbufg h-ve adopted policy which
lst be very alarming to the lawyers Of
that city. At 4 recent meeting resolu-
lions were adopted for the appointment of
Committee Of Arbitration, before whom
the members Of the Association, and all
others who may wish to have their per.
scnHs differences settled in obedier ce to
Christian rules, may lring their matters
IN ccntGoversy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-20
JOB pR3NT?NG!O-
nAuDyl5lS,
Tickets. Blanks. Labels,

CAiIHS. Circulars, Bills, dc. The
use Of thee 10y merchants and bu-in-
css men generally. is more common in
most communities than in ours. \
larger range Of operations may he
gained by constant keeping before
the people of the TRADE, OCCUPATION
or PROFESSION of any man and a
nearer approximation to Cash busi-
ness may be made with patronage
attracted 10y this means.
We think we have the materials
and the cNpcricnce-thc taste and the
tactic execute all kinds of Jobhing
expected from Country Office, in a
style Hot cXcclled-on reasonable
terms and in prompt time. CALL
At THE "fCh,o",etc'' CfFce.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-20
Administrators Notice.

WHERREAs, Letters of Adminis,1s,iGn >,
late of Hartley township, in Union county,
deceased, have been granted to the subscriber,
by the Register of said county, IN due form ;
all persons indebted to said estate are request
ed TO make payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement, to
JACOB SHAVER. Administrator
Penns Creek P.o., Snyder Co, March 25,ls
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-20
LUMBER, LUMBER

FeNHE subscribers have for sale rr-
/ On lots to suit purchasers) q jd-l<a 4
d large stock Of Gssss..A
PINE BOARDS-Panel Stuff II, -. - .s.,s..5
Plank &c. Also $500 PINE RAILS.
70 inch Sawed Shingles superior quality
Also Square Timber for Buildings:
Which are offered low for Cash, at our Mills
on Souih Branch of the White Deer Creek in
Hartley township or delivered on the Brush
Valley NaTrows road al the end o. our Road.
Nov. 20 JOHN M'CALL & BROS.
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4 DMINlSTRATOR'S NOTICE. Let

trrS of Administration TO the Estate of
FREDERICK WELKER, late of the borough
"i MfiIlnburg in Union county, decd, having
been granted to III" subscriber. all persons
ladshi'd To sad estate are requested 10 make
payment. and those having claims to present
them ID JOHN B. LINN, Administrator.
O.Gce on Market 81, bet. Font and Second,
lnne -, 1898. Lewi,burC. Pa
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-20

The Lock Haven Democrat s.icma.izes
the opponents of Slavery and Polygamy
as goddess" and "negropholists." Wha,
Hust the defenders of those two insti,u-
tIons-"reiics of barbarism''-,ben be
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-20

''I"u look, said an Irishman to a pale
hsssard smoker, "as if go. our of your
kfa's IL light yoaE cigar, Ind esuldp' ;.
tud JuE Way tack ssain"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-20
From Prentice louisville journal,

''James G. Jameson. nephew Of Ex.
President Pierce, cut his throat with a
razor aud died, in Boston, on Thursday"
We really do not think there was suffi-
cient reason for the young man to cut his
throat. He might have removed to for
cign country, whoro his relationship to
Ex-Pres. Pierce would never have been
known
The editor of the Portland Democrat
recently proposed to pay some of bis debts
by sending his paper to his creditors A
neigbbor Of his thinks that 1t would be
on'raScou, to pay debt to the devil him
s~if III sgch a deprecated currency. But
we don't see why the devil shouldn't be
paid in his own c5iu
The Cairo papers sag that Cairo will be
entirely restored IN = few months Il
viii be The most wonderful instance on
record Of the restoration of a drowned
subject"
Several If the Cairo houses that recently
embarked for the Gulf, are said to have
arrived there in pretty good condition. We
have not heard Of tLeir being captured by
tie British cruisers
We hope the merchants Of Cairo are
doing ine business. We know that a
short time ago, they were entirely out Of
gy,, ro,1-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-20
Vocal and Instrumental Music.

Vocal and Instrumental Music.
INHE subscriber having located himself ir
Il Lewlsburg, is ready TO leach Instrument
tai Music in all It's branches, viz. Piano, Melo-
deon, Guitar, Violin, Niollncello, Flute, and
all Brass Instruments.
He will also teach Vocal Music.
Having been taught in the best Schools in
Germany, he deems himself qualified TO rem
der satisfaction.
He will also tune Pianos, and put them in
repair if desired.
Residence on North Fifth street.
Jan. 10, 1857. PRoF. =. HELD.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-20
Ordinance for Markets.

A'ECTION /. BE # ordginsd By tie Burgess
= G1d Turn CouncH Of III, Boyou2h # L,U-
i,jtrg. and II i, E,r,Lg Uc}aiH,d Lg Hs 0'sflo-
ritz + Me ,a0,e, That WEDNESDAY and
SATt RDhl mornings Of every weci, shall
be- the Market Times Tor SAID Borough.
when iJ NAV he lawful to sell and buy articles
&C produce I. fSmi'y use; and that H-iHhII
SHEET, f5o.- ,>tcnId 10 FeurH STREETS, shall
br used for >ach sales-wagouS &C.to occupy
the >!tr> Of the pavemeul> ou The north side
ri The street from the first Of October To rhe
fI>t OF April and the south side Of the pave
mrut the remainder OF the year.
SECTION =. BE IT ttrihtr ordaiHCd, That It
shall net be lawful for any person or persons.
immediate agents, as huCk>ierS Cr Otherwise
To PcddIe or sell IN any street or alley or 10
any part Of the said Borough, any articles OF
produce for family use, other than at the
umcs and places specified in the first section
Of this ordinance, and any person or persons
violating this ordinance shall incur a penalty
of from one Dollar 10 Five Dollars. 10 te re-
covered before the Burgess or anr Justice of
thc Peace Of Union county a like sums are
recovered under the Jaws ci Pruu> glyania.
with costs, in the name Of the Burgess and
Town Council Of the Borough of LewI>uurc; :;
one hall Of said penalty TO he paid I1 the
Oyer>eer of the Poor OF sand Borough, and
the other half TO the ntormer.
Passed at a meeting or The Council. Tues
tav evening, Nov. , 1857, and ordered TO be
published. J. SCHREIER, Burgess.
Nov. 6. 1857.
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Icttercd with Gold

IN lrgihle and durable characters, 10 order
Music PORTFOLIOS, &c, made 10 suit
customers.
Lettering and Binding heretofore done by
the Milton Binders, can be executed by us IN
a corresponding sfyie, as we have their toc.s,
types, and designs.
.e' \ good Bindery has long been desired
in this vicinity. and we can therefore most re-
Spectlully solicit the public patronage, trusting
that il will be sufficient TO repay the outlay
and risk. - Rent, tools, stock, and work
men alt requiring money, We shall expect
PAY ON DELiIER Of all work. q We
intend to charge moderate, HEAsoNAHLE and
uniform prices, on the " Live and Let Live"
rnciPIe-and hope to make ii a permanent
business.
Produce md Store GoodS taken in pGy.
Office in the center of Market Square. north
side, second storey, adjoining the CHnoNIolE
and Telegraph offices.
HARLES STAHL.
Lewi>burg, July l6, 1858
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FREEBURG ACADEMY.
ASn
SNYDER County Normal school.
NREEBI 'RG. Pa.---Thr next Session

Of this Institution commences the % h
of July, 1855, and continues % weeks.
Encouraged bypastsuccesS increased etlcris
will be- made to enable students to acquire sound Men
tai Moral and Ply steal eduration.
The AcAnENIc DFTARTMENT embraces all
the branches English. Classical! Mathematics an
Sr.gutnr riuratuu. together with Mu.jr Drav'n- T. ~
tin. and Fr.Irh- a uf which taught ia thorou sh
and efficient manner
A NORMAL DEPARTMENT haS been
rAtaN-it-,i ysi,il
ch-rs aud tl">c wishing t" become such hav' ay'rg
facility for speedily preparing themselves Tor hs Eo
i,-s>Iun
TERNS-one ha!f payajie IN adr1nc'.
Tor Beard. Furnished Room, aud Tuition. Ter S,s-
sion ui -. weeks
FOR Tuition alone, p'r quarter If II weeks : tn .
d. f.r I, srhrrs both D"Vts ~ u Wks d
Music prawiu, Painting AMI French, AZ usual chtrG"
For Catalo.urs. Ar address
GEO. F. M'FARLAND, Principal
Prcelurs. Pa. July, ISIS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-20

THE African DLMoCRAcY The ex-
treme devotion which a portion of what
was once the democratic party of the North,
shows FIR the interests of the South, the
'N..os.,a 4 The rrea # Slavery, and the
great PAS hey have ta.en to make Kan
@ns . S.-ya >ia.e, ior the benefit of The
Sou'h. >ecls % cu'i'Ic ihcnl, most justly,
TO tie title 30 which t.cy are treated III
may qrartc's--f-e -ltrcaa Democracy,
"a c5u'la-dis.inctinn &. the Free Democra-
cy. The rsc.ilcut Is engaged as leader
,f Oh wig, aud Senator Druslas the
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