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Meeting Of the American Scientific Assocas-

BALuxoss, April %, 1853.
Tho Scientific Association assembled at eleven oclscg n
tho Maryland Institute about one hundred members
present In the absence OF the President propcr Mr.
Alexis Ca,wol called 10 tho char Extensive ar
Engagements are mado for extending the hospAlines
ncmbcr by tho cu4ons OF baltimore
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- C1NCINNAT, April e, 1861
pursuance OF the army order issued by the Secretary
e War the court marta summoned TO pass upoa ths
conduct OF Geuord rwlses assembled this morning. e
Advocate read the order calling the together whis
was decrod. as the court could organize In cooso
quoDce Of the absence OF ssup The court thes
adjourned. General Jesuo expected arrive 70 niQhL
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Navigation OF tho sc. Lawrence-ArrsvaIs ss
os< bee.

Qth1c, April -, lsSS-
Tho weather Ia cloudy and cold to-day. Toe therss
meter stands az 90 degrees above The ship Shsndsa
AM bark Nina arrived here this morning. arss q the
Tho ship Pride OF Canada has COMO ashore on Red Island
ninety mce bciow tho city. Steamers have COMO 70 her
assistanco tbs morning,
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fORosTo, c. W, April 3 1873.
Two fires occurred hero last night destroying pro
pcrty. Great alarm felt In Consequence OF the oxtraor
dlrary Of fires that have occurred hero curing
the last fortnight Scarcely night passes without
Of destructive character. II Is supposed that they
the work OF regularly organized band Of Inccndsri
The citizens are organizing large patrol and Offering
large rewards for the apprehension and conviction o.
miscreanis.
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. Trial Of Michael Murphy for Murder.

FiHutnI, " j April ~, 1868
Tho jury In the case o. Michael Murphy for killing Geo
4. VoIm muller st Craneville nto court after
hours dohoeratioo, with a verdict of mansaughler.
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The Ohio River. &c.

Tie wafer In the chsnnc Of the river al this pul nav
measures seventeen feet, but Ia falling.
The weather has become quito warn AGAIN, tas TIER
mouctsr 10 dav marking 80 degrces. The fruit trocs
were not Injured by the cold weather Of yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-29

THE REVIVAL on TIE AFRICAN SLAVE Trade
We perceive that some Of our Southern OK
changes, for lack Of better employment, are still
barping upon the splendid rcsults that will fol-
low 10 the South from thc wholesale revival Of
the African slave trade. But how is this thing
TO he done? Until these journals can answer
this question, and inform Us how this traffic Is
TO be rc-estsblished, !, IL perfectly absurd, and
or foolish q waste Of tiuc TO attempt TO agitatc
tho question as TO discourse of the rich gold
mines In the moon.
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bo5roN, Apfu u, IBW
To schooner lila Jsre from Rockanc for Boston, With
line, woot ashore last night Nantasket beach, near
Cohasset Crew saved. The vessel Is a total loss
Ths two schoooc anchor near Scuats rode ous The
storm In safety Tbs steamer X B. Forbes went dawn
this morning 10 tow thorn up.
Tho schooner Maria Louisa from Boston for PhHasS-
pha, - ashore on tho beach at Cape Pogo, vinaysrl
Sound She Lays high and dry.
Tho schooner Isaac Achora, from Rockland for Nov
York, with lime, Is ashore Tom shoa and has baesA
Grew saved
An untno schooner ashore on the reef south aIe
Of the yDoy ard, and tho making com plets brcsah
over her, The crew board
The storm was very yesterday In the yneyard
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Ngw OrLElNs, Aprtl 81, 1865.
The strike OF tho shpm@ers Tor an advance IN tho
price OF cotton fregbts has been successful The TIos
asked tor was led
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The AchafaInya hay survey.

NV 0siH,NS, April %, 1888
The survey steamer Walker, p. SAINTS, has com
plcted the survey at Achafaaya Bay and will leave fer
Norfolk May T. Her officers and crcs are vol
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Tho Huntsville rt Norso,,,,
Ice at the South.

NoRyoII, April IS, 1855.
The steainship Huntsville from "a anns Tor New YORK.
put IN hore short OF coal
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CaAEzsroH, April Is, liza
Tho steamship Isabel has arrived here With Havaaa anl
Key West dases 70 the s5th Instant
rumored sa Havana that General Coucha haA ~
signed tho Captain Generashp OF Cuba and that G.asr
Condo Miraso bad been appointed bis SUCCESSOR.
Sugars wero dull and the Iowcr qualities one half resl
lower. holasses steady and primo descrpuoas a.
vancing, with sales as 81 ~ reals per keg r oAysl
Freighs bad declined.
Arrived ~ Havana, bark Justice, from Now York.
Arrived n Carderas. BARI Martha Ann, from PertAnl
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shIpmast.r., s,,ihe lad Nc,r Orlonns

CHARLESTON, April y, lsAS.
leo formed In the neshborhood Of this city and Augusts
his morning.
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into the field TO resist Concession to the popular
denande.
Ar 10 ths chance of Santa AnDs being able to
thrust hm-elfin between the two g,ea. conflict
ing parties aud reinstate himself 10 power, W.
look upor the idea, since the publication Of his
recent Instructions, as alm"st impossible He
can only impose himself again upoo the Mexican
people 10y the rid OF Spain. Now, the Mexicsus
are as jealons Of the Spaniaras as the people OF
this country are of the English; their regard for
each oth1r is like that Of the step child and step
mother, ard therefore the Mexicaos will never
submit to have another ruler imposed upon
them by Spain Moreover, Spain herself, as lie
seen by the refusal of COncha to comply with
Santa Annals requests, is not at all disposed to
embToil herself With the United States by a for
chile Intervention in the internal affairs of
Mexico.
Taking, therefore, dispsssionate view of all
the circumstances, We incline to the belief that
io,tune will ultimately array itself ca the side
of the constitutional or Young Mexico party.
We Use this latter designation advisedly, for we
believe oil the mind, the youthful spirit
and the patriotic sentiment of tho country
are ranged under its baunera With an
honest and independent government our rela-
tious with Mexico Will be Infinitely more profit
able and Satisfactory. Equality of poIlti-
cal condition is tho surest claim to tho sympa
Thy and friendship Of our people, and We en-
oouraee the hope that this may be attained
under the constitutional government Of Jua-
rez, and his associates Of the party Of Young
Mexico. 1t is the why TO prepare tina. country
for the fslGlment Of our manifest destiny.
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Later from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, April %, 1854.
Inc steamship Tennessee has arrived at this port ws
Late inteiiieVuce from Mexico, but there Absolutely
notbipg worth teegrsphinx In the news Tho dates s
Vera Cruz I'D, and City OF Mexico 10th instant
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Directors
roLpo; Ohio April %, 1855.
At an election for Directors Of the Michigan Southeta
Railroad, held herc today tho following gentieme. wurs
esssted ,-R. s. Burrows, Hiram Sibley, Edwin G LnoA
fead yohn Prouty, Nelson Bsardsey Ransom Gardser,
Jehn C. Wright, Vim. ws,cott, VIM b. Wells Qerksoa n
Potter Ezekiel Aorrisop, J Il Ransom and George Rs
About 90 900 votes cast Of which the uckes elected
received "a 900.
At q meeting to-day q tho newly elected Beard e
Directors Mr. George Bliss Of Springfield Mas was naa
iu,ously chosen President
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Arrival or Pzesadent Juarez, OF McxAcs, sf
New Orleans.
Nxw oELzAxs, April y, 1854
President Juasez srd suite arrived her in tho ssos
ship Philadelphia from Havana 70 day.
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.susHSRsrs THIS syxXIsa.

.r.pKwy or MUSIC. vourcenb ii -Anernoon-Mu
,.sp,- MArfspu AT O'CLOCK kvou.nS-GaAsp ORAro
mo- EspEisso Hr 3 ktIJAE
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PENNSYLVANIA ENIGMA.


s@-Tho Aryus promises to publish
extracts" from Stewards speech, which
j, pranoUnces Revolutionary and anarch.
ios..' Now no garJliny of extracts, neigh.
Dor; give him fair saying in his own
words, and hen prove him what you say.
By-the-way, the Chronicle has given
b'ohAsAN's Message, in full, to its sub.
'er'eers-'welve mortal mot immortal)
columns OF it. We are willing all our
readers sbouIi rcad it, every line. If the
-4Tyas wants TO be FAIR, lie, it copy SEW.
AID SIX column speech, in full, if it
uaF'' If it be SO nrful, neighbOr, just
show 1t by publishing the dreadful thing
IN full, Otherwise, your subscribers NAV
suspect it TO be about right, and your at.
tacks may re act.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10
I ATE Arrivals at the LeWiSburg
ok and Stationery Store.

IL Book and Stationery Store.
The following are a few Of the Good Books
recently received at this Store.
Vol. 3 Appleton's new Amer. CycloPedia, ,(vol.
4 of tins valuable work in few days.)
Oshausen's Commentaries.
Roget's Thesaurus.
Bush's illustrated Scriptures.
Cruden's Concordance complete and abridged.
Mo.heim's Church history.
Fleetwood's Life of Christ and his Apostles. !
Fox's Book of Martyrs.
lIallam Middle Ages.
putarch's Lives, Lippincou's Gazetteer Of the
world.
Marshal's Life Of Washington.
Colds smth's Natural History 400 engravIgs.
Browns Grammar of Grammars.
Wilson's Punctuation.
Stems Guide 10 Punctuation and Recitation.
Rows School Register, c.No School is COM
pete without this Registef.'O
large and varied assortment of Diaries,
Autographs a bums and Miscellaneous Books,
Mathematical It, Instruments, Copy Books, Blank
Books, Drawing Books and Drawing paper,
Gift Books, and the Common School and Col
lege Books, Pencils, States, a large stock Of
Paper, envelopes, &c, at the lowest possible
prices, lrhoiesaIs and refaii-to which we III
vite attention of Merchants, Teachers, and
fanilies-all who require anything IN the line
of Books and Stationery. WM. MURRAY.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10

En-It is most undoubted fact that DR. SANFoED's IN
viGORATOR. Liver Remedy of the greatest dis
coveries made in medicine the past century 1t has
Teen study OF the DR., during twenty years practice
10 find what particular organ when diseased caused tn.
greatest number Of ills pans and his conclusion is
that the liver is the greatest regulator of the
and the most liable to disease. which If kept free from
disease, is preventative - Dyspepsia Jaundice gencr
al debility. &C. while, last but far from least
uon cons uinpti m ir our experience is that
Q. -pnsuu Prn occur from diseased liver than flOA
all Other Ca'gHs pat tn-' her.
Iaki'4- his O. Doe Ay1othcsis h. ve tut
hni f-''h' With nt.-L 10 correct the liver AMI We
have rurc uf iry all II scascs SUBJECT I,
by Simply usin. preventative. That the Inytsorao:
Is sucn roGeIy E .yonG doubt to all who try it, fuI
its virtues such that for all plants arising
liver derang mcnts, II il unfaiing remedy, while
family medicine, for all diseases of the stomach how
els which caused in greater less degree by Iv
arrangement, is the SAFEST surest and most -fca
Sious remedy known.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10
zcWIaUurg #arkct.
MARRIED..

On tie 81 inst, by Rev. II. A. Fink JOHN EDWIN
FRICK, and Miss CAROLINE @. REiTMEYER, both oi
LeFisburg
On the 5th inst at the Lutheran Parsonage, in Lewis
burg. by Rev. L. A. Fink, JAMES f. CLARK, aud Miss
JANE y. McCoLLCM, both of East Buffnloe Tp,
On The 5th inst. by Fer. D. Bauseman. FETLR Bc!IR,
and Mics ELiZABLYH BEuMIARTNER both Of East
Buhsioe Up.
On the ed Ilt, by Rec. Jas Linn, Rev J. H. Orb
SON. Presbyterian Minister in Northern India to NAN
CY HARRIS, daughter Of ). j.. Harris, deced, Of
Bellc!onte.
By Rev. J. G. Anspach, I'll, inst, ,GATHAN1EL STRAY.
HORN and Miss sUSANNAH fETTER, both Of Buna-
loe To- On the 30th ult ADAM ROVER Of West Bnffs
loe Tp , and Miss ELIZA BOGEHREIF, Of Miflnburg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10
A System of Literary Exchanges

Since the establishment of Bindery in lie.
u;s hr,, vs-v MANI Of the c;,;zen. are hun,;no
.,.,-
m,o,z;,es serials newspapers &c for The
lopa-wated-for reformer. In the search, often,
hoots and magazines are found belonging 10
somebOdy else. land promptly returned with an
Inward nron;sa of do;,, hotter ber-af,er-we
,..l r., ,:..;,v br.,L.
hoPe y ou' many eo''e "P "'s'
ing hle, and perhaps Frustrating the ues'sh
Vi se'""5 '"e SOU o'""N
To remedy IN measure ms iater eVii' IL
is proposed TO make the blndery medium "t
exchanging odd numbers "i Harper s,Godey S,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10
What they say in South Carolina.

AHEEvlLLE, c, An Il. 1898.
Mcssr, Farrell HERRING 4 co. PmI.I,.rHI,
Gen rhe close attention MI 20 ..-I ntl'ir,
haN .,i =.H-s' the .lc, has hIll.4 . r-utvl u.
:I.U4 .sl-l.- Yu- 0nut 'i' SAT-"
Hi. .,.. o.! .hr Lg. .Jtt tuly, ~ oul. d su1er d
... .t-n. numb p. oti -T HuilIin- ,
pl...r-rm-t ID" -a;.. o.: yarr manufacture, witch
"e.si IA tt Store Ose7. III =, nten>c heat
I ' .-toi hy IL e.. IL "a it. st.uu- lruu frame
~. h, 1tou itS faxed AM 'caiV al aganc- looks ns
th"ur!i 1t nat bcru heated for along furnace
Til" ~f. with heaps of molten glass anu nails
fHs'd OJ DIsS f!l into the cellar. surrounded by
Lurnus materials, aud there suffered remain
as the contents had ben removed before the fire reach
ed u.s. until the "a oi August 4 days afterwards.
Tie difficulty in cutting 1t open with the beet tools
that could be procured. convinced of its power
sst the attempts of burgras aud when OPrn.d.
unirJurei by fire.
This test has fully c0nvncel Of the capabilities
uf your SAFES, that would part with the
have IN use for large sum, dcbarTed the priv
i!cge OF getting another. Respectfully yours,
nttt-.S 4 A Z
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10

HoLLOwAy's PILs-If would destroy poisonous
plant attack the roots mot the leaves and blossoms
The operation OF ooways Pills proceeds upon the same
principle The cNisverous complexion. sunken eye anu
stoopng frame simply indications that the internal
organs doing their duty II the skin Is suusei
with bile and the breath offensive, there obstrucons
in the liver II the food after eating, seems TO lie
like lead the pit of the stomach and is turned into
foul gases instead Of wholesome pabulum the organs o
digestion diseased Upon these distcmpered vsceFh
the Pills act as powerful Alternative. They purge mild
ly. and the time regulate aud purify the secre
tons and the blood Need say that the Inevitable
cousequen is u thorough cure.
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nr See New Advertisements. =.
@NEXT WEEK the Inio

county Court commences, at Le~@CuTy
We inuitc tie attention ot those 'chose
Subscriptions to the CHRONICLE expire about
tie first Of the year, to a renendl Of the
came, either sinyiy or IN clubs. { See Terms
on first column, first page) We cter a
Aan.some and popular BOoh for a CUT Q,
Is. Here is chance to get The paper, ana
Il yood book, rery cheap.
There are seeeral persons IN tie County,
indebted TO us for years, ,cho haze neglected
all our calls for payment Dofftr M's 'ee
push item to the utmost, and clam the tast
cent due, Msy need not complain, for hes
could at least have settled up and had tie
maaer in proper shape.
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Dffu,

In Fudalos township, On the 9Th inst, SARAH kLIz.
ABErH daughter ofJames c. and Jane T. iinnelreich,
aged 1 weeks
On the 18th ult, jacob N0LL. Of East Bu,aloe Tp b,
aged 81 years. months, and Is days
On the Soth ult., uAhIAH CATfiARfSE, Coisort os
John Voneds, dro'd, Of Budaios Tp, aged rs years
months aud 3 days.
On the sth uit, BARBARA. Daughter of Fster and
Ann Hagey, of whise Deer II, aged Years mouth.
srt j. e8ys
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10
DU WALLIS
GMAyhNAS ON,

P.pJr,i originality by PROF H. Dt VAIL,
formerly ci the College OF surgeons, Pans,
ofFrEED To TiIL FUBIIc
ap-torni, Car, c6 all SIRE and P4ntm Dissdses-aa
NOR instance-I,in or soreness il any part of the
L system rheumatism, pain in the back, breast
or sides, beaded breasts, y, urasa, Burns, Sprans.
Headache, Cramp in the stomach, or any other
disease that is SORE and PAINFUL, and II Is only
over ;his class OF diseases claim i fEkF Ell VIC
TapN -, r--ssf.Uiy 20 our patrons. "o can
relieve the suii"rrr 10 time, uut OF o. We would
ju-t ssy TO the public Prot Du Vail was - years in
bringing L. this medicine superiority over all uthers
Price - cis lr bottle pr Il oii TO the trade.
Eg-tll orders must b. nd ircssyd to
J. D. STONEROAD, Sole Agent for US.
July.Jo.y L.DItOru, M.H.ls 20. Ia
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10
Notice to Tax Collectors.

NOU are hereby notified TO get your exon
erations of County and State Taxes by
the December Court. The Collectors of Road,
School, and Poor Taxes must make their re-
turn 10 the Commissioners on or before the
first day Of January next on the unseated
lands in their respective townships. as after
that time, according 10 law they will not be
received. Collectors, it is hoped. will be
punctual in settling up their duplicates, as
wish my State account seitied by the first Of
January next. AS it ought to be. No longer
Indulgence will be given after December
Eeurt. ii p SHELLER, TIeas'r
.owisburg, Nov 3, 1858
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LeWisburg Post Office.

Danville and Cattawissa Waymail, Daily
(excspI Sundays via Cauawissa X. r, closes
a 81 o'clock A NJ.
Southern, Eastern and Western mails, via
Norihumberrd and Harrisburg Daily (excepI
Sundays closes at 81 o'clock a. VI.
Northern and Western. via W,ll'amsrnr'
and EImira. Daily, (eAcept Sundays) closes
at p o'clock PM
Milton, New Columbia and VIII. Deer Mills
closes daily Except sundays at 50 A NJ
Western, via Mifllinburg Il Old Fort, Daily
except sundays closes al o'clock A NJ
Winfield, New Berlin and Lewistown, daily
to New Berlin (except sundays closes at
o'clock i NJ
Buiialoe Y Roads, Forest Hill,Wolfe's Store,
Rebersb'g g g,Madisonb'g and Nittany, Tuesday of
each week. closes 7 NJ of night preceding.
Butialoe y Roads and For, Hill, Thursday
and Saturday mornings, closes night previous.
business hours daily, Except Sundays
from 81 O'Clock A. NJ. until SPIN
Stamps and Stamped Envelopes at the P.O
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10
THE puZZlER.
"Lo' a rid.iLe for the vise,
Dep IN ,shtct some mysrry lies :"

CFAns. 10 Misc. Enigma, last week
.I:d,rard Bradiock "-Ans'd by Ms, Kappa,
and + NJ, Lewrsburg ; East Bufia loe,
> p VI MitnInburg; NJ A and IL Z 5, Kelly
OCH and a \, Buffaloe.
FAnS. TO Geog. Enigma, last week
"McosetOeknOguntic.'- -Ansd. by Kappa, A A,
DCH.M
are a6aaadaR4,, aha EsPltt, Rrpblfps kHd Ff6sia,
IN figures and In letiers. Example,
a. sheep at 50 cents is $22
10 calves at 81 is 20
hogs at $3Is Is
60 animals. $50
Ans'd by NJ 5, ID p, Leyisburg; = NJ, A a,
OCH.
AZ sheep at so cents is $2I
Is calves al 81 is 30
3 hogs al So is
60 animals. 500
Ans'd. by r, CCS, Lewisburg; F s. W S,
Kelly: II, East Buf'aloe; " S. 4 A. CrhIs IS
the answer forwarded by "felIx.')
&c sheep al 50 cents is S23
calves at 81 is 10
o hogs at 50 IS ~
60 animals. $50
GEM, Kappa, p X S, Butfaloe.
nm rrvrsRrsc ruroxtcrv
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10
FitS---FitS---FitS, ,

Persons laborinG under This distressing ma
lady will find Dr. Hnce's Ep,iepfie PiAs to be
the only remedy ever discovered for curing
Epilepsy or Falling Fits. These Pills possess
a specific action on the nervous system, and
although prepared especially for the purpose
Of curing FHs, they will be found of especial
benefit to all persons afflicted with weak
nerves, or whose nervous system has been
prostrated shattered from any whatever. The
dyspcIc patient, whose has LOST the power
duly converting food ,uto life sustaining element, is
relieved by single course Of the extraordinary Pills.
The gastric fluid reacures its solvent power, and the
crude nutriment which load and burden 20 the
sufferer while his digestive organization psralyzcd
and unStrupg becomes the wholesome revolution
created in the system, the basis of activity, and
health.
Sent any part of the country by mail frceof postage
Address SEIH ;. IIAsIE los Baltimore Street; Isamore
Nd. frice-one box, 50 two, 50; twelve. s2i.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10

go" The Minister'S Home" is the title
G. new story, commenced in the Dec.
40. of tho ATLANTIC MONTHLY, by Mrs.
II. b. Stowe, tof whose 4" Uncle Toms
Cabia," it is said, 100000 copies have
been sold y We continue to club the
Monthly with the CHRONICLE for 81 80,
cash iu advance
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10

Mr.. Dodge, teacher in the Brick School
House, in the North Ward, Danville, had Il
stroke of Paralysis on last Monday morn.
iugweek, from which he died. He was na.
tive Of Duchess county, N. Y, about 81
years Of age.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10

Some Of the Buchanan papers accuse
uov, Packer of leaguing with the Repub-
Ans ~ m tor the overthrow of Lecom ptonism
rennsylVania. Sheuldn't wonder if
p,,,! IVY much majority Of the best of the
H d'd that same thing!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10
LAST NOTICE.

NNHOSE indebted, will please take notice,
that all claims due and owing the firm
OF NEsBir. HAIKs & FicHrHoRN, must be set
tied on or before The first day Of January 1859.
That after that time all debts unsettled, or not
satisfactorily arranged, will be sued, without
distinction Of persons.
Dec. !. LAIRD Il JONES. Assignees.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10

szsrIf you wish to hear good singing,
attend the pennsylvanians'" CONCERT,
next Monday night. We are told they
are very hard to beat Helds Cornet
Raad will be there, also.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10

GoDEY's LADY's Book for Jan, com,
mences the 5Sth volume of this remarka
bly, popular work under the same publish
er, l.. A. Cooley. The price for -,us'e
subscribers is S., but We club it wIsh ,la
CHRONICLE for 50 so cash in adyauc-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10

VINAkE NOrlCE.-The Books ~ the late
FIRM Of B.iNNAN & WAGNER, have
been left in the hands of the undersi2ned Tor
settlement. Persons having accounts WIN
them are requested to call soon-ihGse Ano"-
ing themselves indebted must settle within
ninety days, Otherwise their accounts vii! be
pushed. A. ". LANSHE.
Lewis5urg, Ocrnber -. '5s~i
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10

Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS, Letters of Administration 10
w the estate Of JACOB RElSH, iaIe OF
West Bufaloe Up, Union county, deceased.
have been granted to the subscriber, BY the
Register & Recorder of said county, all per-
sons indebted 10 said estate are requested To
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same vii! present Ihem
duly authenticated for settlement 10
CONRAD SHECkLER, Admir-
West Buifiloe, Nov. 30
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10

EG-rhe Bloomsburg and Nontrose %
psrs notice with high appreciation the Lee
t1re on the character of Washington, de-
..vertd in their towns by Richard G. Moor,
JE., E.g., Of Wil.iamsport.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-10

mepss n rr"tsburg Duiy Journal recon.
den, ana -. Seward, Of New York ,fbr Pres.
for VIZ ~ r. tx t.Ov. Pollock, of this State,