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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16
THE PUZZLER.
"Oh, tits n deep MYSTERY,
But BY St. Paul IN find the bottom OF it,"

.gAns. to Riddle, March 26.
" Treatmenf'-O w B., New Berlin.
rFAnswer 10 Charade, April .
"Toadstool"-Ansd by NJ w & W Is,
Bufaloe Minnie Leslie; w A; Grace L..
..Sa,in y" Frost
,y7Ans. to Problem, April @
One half of yard square tcft-Ansd by \ A.
Butfaloe.
Ans. TO Ist Misc. Enigma, last week
" Major General Edpard Braddock. -Ans'd by
MSW & Web; RF, Farmersville; A A
rYAns. to I'd Misc. Enigma, last week
"Petr the Great Of Russia."-Ansd by Leslie;
d; Minnie; F r F; w q w ;
SIS; AA; VIA; NJ 8; Jennie f j.; {
S., New Berlin; Kate S.; Eva NJ; w
EH; "Sa,in ~" Frost"
ryAns to Sd Misc. Enigma, last week
:. The Le,ci,Jurg Chronicle" ."-Ans'd by LeSlle'
FRF;SS; D; Minnie; NJ w Il " {
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CS; E NJ; w E II: "Satini" )" Frost
Cy.Ans. to 4th Misc. Enigma, last week
Napoieun 6ontpdrre."- by A A.; w l.
A; ms; KS S;EM; WE II H;"Satin y" Frost.
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parte)
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR - L

TsNHE subscriber Offers for ale his Residence
on the west SIDE Of South Second street
in the Borough OF Lewisburc, between Market
and StLouiS streets consisting Of near lot and
- - mo fr.i II aliNSo- snI' IfvS'
HE Improvements are a commodIouS three
storey BRICK DWELLING
HOU Sc. Of pressed brick, A feet
froni by 30 feet deep-weiI fini>hed-w,,h
marble base, marble sils and linleS IL front
"a frerproof rool-with Wing attached Of
23 by l9deet-an Out kItchen-a Well Of ex-
cellent water, with Pump in, under roof-a
large Cistern also under roof-a large new
Stable-an ice House-and other necessary
out-bulldlngs. There are also on Saldsss.
LoG choice Fruit Trees and Shrubberv 80.
The location is desirable one either Tor
private residence or public business. Its on
the most elevated part Of the Borough, near
the Court House, and but a short distance from
Market Street.-Terms viii be made easy.
June Q, 1887 q. F. MILLER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16

Whereas, the Hon. Abraham $ wilson, Pre-
sident Judge for the 2olh Judicial District OF
Pennsylvania, composed Of the counties ol
Union, Mihin and Snyder. and PhiiIp Kuhie
and John W. Slmonion, Esq :, Associate Judges
for Union county, have issued lheIT Precepi
bearing date the 20th Jay Of February, 1885
and to me directed, for the holding OF Court
of Common Pleas al LewI>burg for the county
of Union on the fourth Monday of April next,
(being the 26h day) 1883, and to conl!nue one
week, NOTICE is therefore hereby given to
Witnesses and all persons interested N the
Issue List, to be then and there present and not
depart without leave. Jurors are requested
TO be punctual in their attendance at the time
appointed, agreeable to notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the Sher-
ifs Office IN LewlSburgthe 2Jd day of March
A d. ls5s, and in the ei@hiy-ihlri year OF the
Independence OF the ). ut America.
God save the Commonwealth
DANIEL ID. GULDlN, Sheriff.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16
FOREIGN NEWS.

4 new India Bill is to be introduced in
the British parliament by Mr.. DIsraeli
y medal is to be granted to all the
troops in India, and clasp for those that
served at D,lhi and Lucknow.
The appointment of Gen, Pellisier as
TrcLch Ambassador at Loudon is highly
satisfactory.
The returns Of the Board of Trade show
a falling Of of the exports of February,ex
occding G2,000,000 sterling, compared
with the same month of the last year.
The supply Of money in the market is
very abundant Cotton and BreadstutFs
had declined.
The attack Of Lucknow was expected to
commence February 27,b, when Jung Pa
haloor's and Gen. Franks forces, twelve
thousand strong would, reach Lucknow to
al III ihe attack
y camp Of lG0,00 men is to be formed
in Poland, il the moLth of May. This
step scorsiIercd as manifestation against
! ustria.
There is great agitation in Russia, in
consequence of the opposition of the No.
lies to the proposed emancipation of their
serfs. Many Of the great families have
led to StFetersburg for fear of their lives
Gen. Colin Campbell was before Luck.
nov, aud had nearly G0,O00 troops. The
a:ta,k Was ~ be made about the lO:h.
'"s,Ta. encounters had occurred, 10 each
% Wish The rebels lad leeu defeated.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16
IurY.Adi. Court. April. 1858.

White Der-Saml Dunhle iona DieiIcnierler,
Lewis Rank
BuGaioe-John Wise, Andrew Ruh', Daniel
Rrneler Jr, Daniel Miller, Henry Nol, Jas
BehI, Henry Hauck, Abraham Young
Taion-M ii Taggarr, Henry Gibson
HarfLy-Wm HaIfpenny, d ii Bingaman- in
Cook, in Lesher, in Frederick, Robert '
Glover Josiah Showalter
MGlmJwg-Andrew GuIelIus, John Cast
Henry Baum
KeHu-James Shields, Jacob Hafer Jr, James
Pross, Favel ClinSan
West BufaLOe-Andrcw Foster, Thomas '
HARRISON
N,,r BerEn-Iohn VI Benfer, Jacob Quick
JqcE>on-Henry Mowrer
LfvisJurg-Henry S Neucr, Joseph Glass,
e. W Schatiie, WIN Moore
Limesione-James Smith, Robert Chambers
East Bufaioe-Abraham Wolfe, David Smith
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16
HO! Step this Wav.

WYE presume that You are aware that Mr..
w q. X. VoRsE intends TO remove To tie
West. II therefore becomes necessary that all
persons knowing themselves indebted TO the
late Firm of Hursh & worse, by Note or Book
Account, must call and make payment on or
before the first day of April next. -g7It is
expected that this notice will be strictly atten-
ded TO without any further comment.
March II, 1853 HURSH & WORSE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16
Freedom, national; Slavery, sectional!
and "RhOde Island, too !"

The Mini State Election, this year, in
li,tlc Rhode Island, whose Philip Allen
voted il L. S. Senate for the Lecompton
fraud, goes TWO TO ONE for ELISHA
IYER, Rep, Union, for Governor. There
are bu; threc Or four towns which return
4 Democrat" to the Legislature. The
coAlcmnaiion is univcrsal-complete.
Every Congressional District III Connec-
ticu: whose -lraoid and Bish2p voted for
J. compton, gave mojorities against LIE
c9mplun.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16
A FARM AND SAW MIL,

WITH CIECEL4R SAW,
TsNO be rented on Shares. in pos eS>Inn oi
Albert Wynn, on Penns Creek k.llmes'one
u. Union Co, with .sIO Acres Ol TIMBER
LAND adjoining. The Saw %ZN
Mill has been much ere,hened b nj n
and improved, aud can saw 1900 i--.ss i,-=----- -
feet ur more per day. --------'
The FARM is called lJ0 Acres, with
Orchards, and field, all uu>eedei hut Acres.
To manage the whole we'll, the Tenant Should
have 3 or hands and or horses.
Inquire further OF JOHN STEES, Tanner,
adjoining the premises. miles from M;ii L.
burr. or of HUGH BELLA>, Owa-i.
Sunbury, Pa. March 9, ls5s-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16
35th COngreSS."lSt Session

On Thursday of last week, the House
rcs5lycd-ll9 10 lll-tc adiere to their
amendments to the Kansas bill. The bill
s,oJd exactly rs before, except that Mar
sLnil Of Ky.and Bowie Of I'D. ."paired Of. ."
The Administration plan row is, to get
a Committee Of Conference, by means Of
which they hope to juggle LccOmptou
through. Ii The Speaker appoints, he will
Is in the Halris committee violate law
aui gut by giving the minority the COM
mittrc. Tie Administration still boast
that they eau buy up enough shaky tim
Der, like Dewart, to succeed: and will do
any desperate act to push through the
cua!ess Slavery bill, this week.
Nr,CarJthcrs (Lecompton,c of Missouri
has At last reached Washington, making
every scat, in the House, full-a thing
heretofore unknown in that body.
The first man in the U. S. Senate to op-
pose The House Bill for the admission of
Kansas, was Bigler of Pa, he said, with
equal disregard Of grammar and of Penn
sy.yauia. He CHAD HOPED to see Kansas
as .Si,cs State, and Mnnesota as a
Fs,. STATE, cDne IN toyeihcr'' So after
all Bjgler's rro'es.ations, two years ago, it
turns 5ut that, all the while, he hoped to
see Kansas q Slave State.. GOOD
Lord and good Devil ,''he doubtless wishes
SUCCESS to both-wauts to serve each alike!
The till for the admission Of Minnesota
was finally urged through the Senate, last
week only three SJutherncrs daring to
vote against i, notwithstanding their
threats that Minnesota should not come in
until Kansas with Slavery cane in. The
bill allows Minnesota > CoDgressmen,w with
Sd if the full census returns viii justify it.
Ius.cal Of five regiments Of regular SOL
diers to add to the standing army, as the
Administrator desired, Congress has very
~.sc.y giseu them tLrse regiments only
tTr Cui!5tgn nate been sent as commission
crs to confer with the Mormons before
proceeding TO hostilitics. The Mormons
have warned Gen j ohuson TO remove from
Utah.
The bill appropriating some millions of
dollars to supply military and other ode.
ic;oLcies" a, become law
1t is stated that the transportation of a
barrel of four from Fort Lcavenw ortl to
Utah costs the neat little sum Of one
hundred dol,Irs. Can it be true
Mr.. Douglas has introduced into Senate
/ bill admitting Oregon ipto the Union.
50 many Free States coming, it bothers
Beef Eigler and his Slave masters to keep
up "the balance ofpower.'
TUESDAY, April l3.-The Senate, by a
party vote Of 50 to y Is absentees) ap-
pointed Green Of 10, Hunter Of Va, and
Seward Of y. y, committee of confer
eace With the House on the Kansas bill.
The tgosi lent has determined to take
tLo volunteers fJr Utah from the Western
States.
H'ctlnos'1y, April LITTLE House, by
tic casting vote Of Speaker Or, decided to
APPOINT three Members to confer with the
SoLate committee on the Kansas admission
ills. English Of Ind, Hall and pendle-
tn Of o, and Oven Jones Of Pa, voted
with the Lecomptohites, but protest their
hostility TO ioconipton still. The names
Ji The Committee have not reached US.
Congress resolved to adjourn, 7th June
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16
T o r S A T, F.

- MY Residence, on North Third street.
LIN LewiSburg. 81 #. front, and including
back building 5: #. deep. Basement, and
Attick finished. Every convenience in the
way of out-buildings.
Also. Half Lot on Market St. opposite
;. Riuer'S residence, with good Well Of Wa
ter and new Stable ; very desirable for bust
ness stand, or residence, Cor both combinedl
Also. other Lots, some with and some
without Buildings. JOHN LOCKE.
LewiSburg, Oct. :. 1857.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16

\INcENSTs. L.. June -, ISIS
PROF. J-No'b- A. you are ub,Ut 70 manufacture
and I'd Your recently Discovered uaiE E,stJrstive
will s,at-. tr vhguso-Ver It may concern. that have
used 1t ana uovu tthtrs To u-e -that have crs"
,ra YEAR. teen in the hA of using other Hair Restrr
atNts. AID that find yours vastly 70 any 9th
know 1t entirely clssnsss tie head Ci tautrurf
and with one nths proper will restore any I--
sons hair % the original youthful cH'.r and tNtgrr
giving 70 healthy soft and slC,y Appearance, ans 81
tljS, without di-crir the hands hat aYFls H. r-
r-s On SL,h i- d-,I- lwvUlu. hars'y-era O. O..
t- use TO every oLc lesrCus C; h.vir- tuv tI AZ
texture l. lair. Respectfully ytu--.
WILSON EING-
Q. :. WOOD s Co Trorri,to-- 2I2 srcsEvry.N y J.
10 tb' great y Y v .r. Railing Establishment and 80
Market street. 81 Louis, No.
ISL And ss!4b ali gCod Druggists.
sd Ls,ris5Hyg ~ r 5. CILDHELE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16
Administrators NctiCe.

U7HEREAS, Letters Of Administration
w TO the estate of ENGEL SCIkADEk,
late Of Harley 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 10 make payment, and those having claims
against the same will present mem GUY
authenticated for settlement, 10
JACOB SHAVER. Adminisuaior
Penns Creek P.O., SNYDER co, March -, sJ5
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16
JOSIAH KELLY. Auctioneer.

COLLECTS the patronage Of the public.
- Residence on Sonth Fifth street, Lewis
burg, Pa. IDecembcr 5, 1886.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16
ARJ7yB vETyCAL PROBLEM.

A circular wall whose circumference IS the
perimeter of an acre, has staple driven into
it on the outside What length of rope will
allow a horse, when tled to this staple, 10 Craze
over Just one acre, outside the wall The
rope is TO wind around the wall as the horse
srazes close to 1t, and not to stretch across IT,
4. B. l..
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16
FOR RENT.
A Good EufalCe Valley
EARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber

EARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber
Offers at Private saloon reasonable terms,
hi, Farm, near the Black Run school house IN
Bnffaloe Up, about miles from LewiSburg
1t contains 1875 Acres, mostly Limestone land,
and 50 acres under good cultivation. There
are on the premises a new Bank Barn, =
comfortable wealherboarted Log Dwell r.
ing, Spring house. Wagon shed, Hog house
&c. with a fine Limestone spring near ihe
house, and two running streams On the prem
ises. For further particulars inquire ~
.rriIs Is5-. DANIEL S MILLER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16
'ssss, Liver
I y V [ G O X 4 II o T.
PREPARED BY DR SANFORD,
COmp0unGed entirely from GUNS

Is ONE OF TIIE EEsT PUEGATivE EAND LIVER VI,
ICINEs lrloTe tl~ public, that sets a. 's'a.-.
easier ui!deT and moe Nectual tLaL any uiEeT u,r
known. II j. not only 'uHeTfc, hut a Ian l.a..-
acting nr.t On the IitsT 10 srct IL motti4 matter .
On the stomach nj bowels 10 carry on nat matter u
srroulpl!sHiIs tso rbTJosss er-ctualy ~4,Lr4t 1s4
tie painful feeEFs experienced m the oIeTst a.
CaiLattrs 10 -tfer sthen-, While j. purgrs, tta s7
and .Leu taken daily iu mDle.ate doses vii ,;lsu.
and iu4l1 Il ~ U4tA uLus u1l raj lGsty-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16
Still Another Opportunity.
W'Carfy. the Cheap Picture Wan.
RICh IL ~


WE take this method Of informing he
w citizens Of Lewi>turg and surround
&C untrv. that VIC are again with them fer
short time, and now ofler them a better ar!.c.e
and al lower prices than ever heretofore. We
have taken the old stand above Christ &
Caidwell's Drug Store. and having much bet
ter light than We had III cur old rooms, an
more convenient roCms ii every TesTec,, We
shall be better able TO accommodate. PCIscl'
having pictures Of decreased frltuts RELATIVES 20
they would ike 20 ave li CT transferred g. Ilfr--a
l. II ugL larger scs.y, have it done short .f,
ami JEr copies viii Re warranted 90 - equally p.
ard he ines tctisr tlau these which tlry ta5
from Ferscus wanting lLoto-rai Is can have o. t -
prices ranging from - 10 SO Pictures -i Ttr0r, r
tr,i to their rooms through sickness. SIl e. -sc't
persons taken the shortest notice, a. tlrir
pctures Of young children taken in I'd 10 'r.
light. OUlcCr views Cf lUildinss. &c taken 9. ,'a
Ami lTotypr pictures taken daIk aud rain1 isys u-
er than nacu,rTCotypes On the cyarest and tr-t'.-
Pictures from 90 cts. to SO, TO suit the Fur Ls-r
extend cordial invitation to all 90 cal! .r see
examine specimens. whether they waUt picir'-- o.,
not Ecmeml the place. over hrsts ta-nt4.'
Mammoth Dug store. We study TO pie -
UC1--l- A-i-t
y. B.-Instrnctious given in the AT s-. . 7lA'e,
furni shed at the low, II Iric,s Persons v--l-. '-
the business can uov have an orfortULI'y l..'- -
with. LrNisbuTE. oct. =, l,5--.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16
Clarade.

A common coin, of simple name,
I'm used in traffick every day;
But, adding half to what am
Will half my value take away.
F.R F.. FarmerSylll
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16


The LIyLk IL one Of the
the human hody; and
tons veil, the powers of
Yrlor-d. TIE sismlcA i
o. the heal-by acton o.
tsfi8Tmahse ii lrs llur-
lat fault. the towels arc
Eys'eIa sufirr- IN cone
LIyEE-I4sllr ceased 70
es-- II that .rsau, one Of
itLl- study, IN a pIart.c-
O. taI some J. 80 1y.
the many urI1n-. mont
10, .lls. ,l-.- t..--i.M M-
l..I lr.L..- ,.. L.F
-l- has iu-ta tly
o,tts
T. suu4- rtmDv. al
H.. 80 -.. s-TH -.-- Ia
- ti... 4.ti-..ar.. 'Ar
G.-s-t Ea a.i.Il.l44.-8 ABE
i.--lL % the "-..r AHA.
ca4ts Ct TIE d ras.-e'-
L.LLlr- tl..-s ere
I-., I-..l-.r-. - t.e
a. I-Na ..4E E-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16

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EUEUS PRATT

IEuApFIFHIs, SEPT Q. lS5f.
P1'r- WCrn-T.sr Sir Your Hair Restorative i- r-'-
virc it-sf tuU.frEI tu NE. The t-rut ard 60 p
Ia pant of my hsd amrs; Let is caroriIc-in ti.
BAi1. have U. iut iva iaif lIrI lett,s Cf your I
sturutiye- AID hoW the liz Jf uy head l. eli stUdda
wlth prom si slD- Of guu. air. nj The front [
receiving l's tru'tt. Law tli,d ether Tarar
without any tgr'tt uE1tyrer- fhius fI,m ny
It. hal rte l i4.ieu can iIcuce many CiLtis g
Il! -. l---s N,s!cctfuLv-
DIR THOMAS. MD.
No 10 NiEe street
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16

"A l9 &c Balaam used
My whole is command to all
A A, Buffaloe.
ACROST7CAL ENIGMA.
am composed of IL letters.
MY l "a 5 IL is the name of female
243 tree or shrub
34ll l2 3 body of water
IS IL plentiful in Greenland
564 was a very bad man
90 9I2 kind of liquid
749 IL a river in Africa
sl?l2 found in almost every store
9l26 2 seen on trees
10 an article
ii IL seen in many work shops
l234l2 lake in North America
My whole is often seen in Southern markets
NV s, Bufaloe.
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.
am composed of 26 letters.
My lS "a primitive word
II Is an ancient measure
10 % the initials Of a Lewisb. mer cham
90 81 l3 IL 5 is found on tea-tables
I3 Is 3 8 l a town in Asia
s 9 % one of the digits
172l 9 &c a kind Of puzzling
l6 l IA vessel
10 L 25 5 an island in Scotland
My whole has been seen in California.
MAGGIE.
BIOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA.
am composed of II letters
My l3 l3 l6 is the name of sea
1872, a town in Thibet
10 l3 ., a cape in Siberia
l3 l6, a river in Europe
1913 l6 II, political division OF Eu'e
IA l3 lG9 l3. an island in Europe
II 8 Is, a Grecian seaport
3l7 IL 10 s,a river in Denmark
80 Is s., county in Pennsylvania
63 l6 IL l3, town in Alabama
l3 8, river in North Carolina
l2 3 l3 l . IL 8, a river in California
Is l3 IA, gulf IN India
IA 10 8 Is IL l3, town in Mexico
16 IS is l6 10, town in France
My whole is the name Of a very interesting
book. X. H.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16
BIBLICAL ENG Ma.

BIBLICAL ENIGMA.
am composed of 80 letters.
NV II l3 4 90 81 80 was prince
30 81 20 is 8 was made of brass
427ll Is 20 was duke
l6 "a IA G - 1 q -uneieaA btsd -
264ls became Davd's servants
- 20 l2 was king
"a 10 8 &c Balaam used
My whole is command to all
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16
The g.iyer IntigeTatOr

ra-AH who Use it ar gi,iug tl.ir unanimous .---
Cny IN its favor.
yy gIt.-ri.i t.s Ir,54..r. On q si-a''alz & O. r.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16
JOy TO the Admirers Of a Fine Head o.
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

Talk # beauty it cannot exist without hne i'e1 e.
hair then rad the folio wing nd II you AK m 4'' s7
csrcu lar around each hottie and HD one cnu dcLtl
DHuE EsSo; " Vub'> HAIR LEST uKA1NE-Nt 20.
the a;euii. a. all old and t. this Non.tf-
rreuaratiru ,gir turu- bach 10 it. original c,cr-l
Lar-cov,rs the bed O.; ihc bald with a lu2uIi---
srovtI-r,Il,sr- Ilr dsulruE- telling sui all e'
u,ous ItHI.-- Uual TOW Z Tie n'tu.'
-uia- and L,I.t q -, regular dressing t'r '--
hair viii Tr,-,syr It's color. and AerI y II IL ial-
extreme old a-.- gi us natural beauty ". ---
tL.u uIuu t- ia,t. tie gray, discas'd IN seail
NE IT, aLI surely TIE young VIII rot, as they 'a'--
the r0viu- --- She vIJgl-i- curl ever tv NliL- -
IT, IL praise i- uTrI "a iie t,u-u- e III usaHts.
Tie cent {. Inf Weeds Hair Eest,rrt1v" N y"
Uay.r received the letter in regard = '-s
Restorative, s. fyw weeks siuu,:
DIFF RIVER, Conn. July =, l'56-
Nr. Leav-rwor;E->ir; Lave been troubled VIA
,landruG tr -crtf ,u nv he3d f ttan year y
lair iera t. cone ot scuTf sut Iair tccether -
oUip-- shout 'W t's lilir festorati''
ard urt L-'d crr tctl- 20 ~ sy = fuEI tc
ss-foti1u !; tl- thing; II vel tie srUTt
new hair t7can = il {, -Lree iUchts =
.rcth where il 81. Of Lave -rtat faith in IL
WI-h You to send two hottie Mr. Post. Il
hearer Of tLis dcut Lrov IS any tie kind l. U,.4
IN thi' Place may have market for many iott.5
after II Is kLcwU her, Neurs Nth rssTsct.
EUEUS PRATT.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16

DOUNTY LAND WARRANT blanks tor
ID all engaged in the service of the u.
in the War of 1872 and for their Widows, a,
tho Office Of The Levlsjurc Chronicle.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16

il FOR RENT \ first rate BAith
i LHOU-E on Market >ucct, between an
and slh. Inquire al This Olice. INarch "
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16

u1l RAJ iGi;y-
principal rsgulz,r-. .
- h-B Il Irl:lIu -i-..r,
the system ar HEv4.
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16
uRpaAws' COURT SALE,

A GREEABLY to Plurus order of the
u Orphans Court Of Union county, wi.l
be exposed to public sale, at the house ct
Mary L Robinson IN Bullaloe township on
Saturday, tie 24h day If APrH Ie1s,
all that messuage and tract Of LAND situate
in BuiIaloe township, Union county adJoIhins
lands of Andrew Magee's heirs, lands formerly
of Jacob Vaneida. and Of Thomas Robinson,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-16

The Legislature of Texas, lately ad
journed, passed an act for calling South
ern Convention, and appropriatiug ter
thousand dollars out Of any money in tn
treasury, to defray expenses" in the even
of rejection Of the Lecompton Constitu
ton by Congress. Thus is proposed tc
take initiatory steps for disunion. Tht
joke Of the whole thing lies in the fac
that there is not a cent in tie treasury. Il
is entirely bankrupt.
Col. Cumming, Secretary and Acting
Governor Of Nebraska, during most of the
time since the organization of that Terri.
tory, died at Omaha city on the 23d ult
He had been i'll since December.
1LLINoIs.-In seventy counties, meet.
ings have been held by the Democracy,
and resolutions unanimously adopted, dis.
approving, in the strongest terms, the
policy of admitting Kansas with tho Le-
compton Constitution.
A very malignant fever is prevailing in
Charlottsburg, in Virginia, and has driven
away over 300 students from the Univer.
sity.
The two wings of the Lecompton De-
mocracy Of New York city have each held
a meeting to sustain the President
Neither meeting was as large or as spirited
as that of the Anti-Lecompton Democrats.
The Americans carried every ward in
the city Of Louisville, last week. They
also carried the city Of Annapolis, Nd,
heretofore Democratic.
The will of the late Charles McMicken,
bequeathed 100000 for the foundation
Of College for Orphans, on the plan of
Girard College. Mr.. McMickcn was
native of Bucks county, Pa.
Of the South Americans in Congress,
IL voted to enslave Kansas, and 8 voted
against it.
The New School Presbyterian United
Synod has held their first annual meeting,
at Knoxville, Tenn, but it does not ap.
pear made any move for uniting with the
Old School.