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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

:. In New Boston, IN, lune :0th, 1ss.. by R,r vi
Woodruff, u. i. THOMPSON Isq NJ, .S
PINE DENisuS, all OF tie ssmr place
on the s0rh nit by Rev J. Ichnsop. W. JOSH
MARTIN, Of Dallas, His To Miss ELIZAEETaUN EE
Of this city.
In yellow Springs Township, June spth. kr R,v
salter ar. JOSEPH HOUSTON, OF DeApIafk 10 NJ
SARAH h., daughter OF MIR Peter u Bell
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St. Johns ,Iuly 9-p NJ

The telegraph line between this city and the
Bay Of Bulls Arms, at which point the cable is
to be laid, is now in good order. The steamer
Porcuplne is stationed off the mouth of the Bay
and will remain there until the Niagara arrives,
when she will pilot her in and assist in landing
the cable.
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Great Bargains In Books, apef
stationery .sss
HAVE Just received atsrg- and well FasspvsA
4 Of Writing. Letter and Note Paper, sa,tsa
school and Once Stationery Of every desab aa
which offer 10 sell At such low figures n csnno. ID
give entire satisfaction. Among NJ II-G OF psPS''
be fonni tbs following celebrated brands;
MT Mills, Windsor Mills, Loo CD
Cnion SuFry
Old Berkshire Mills. De La Rue 4 Co.,
HoiNok Rhode D Sons,
M.dtissex - Muinisr Co, PAr'A
Westminster Uwrn q iturbsTt a,
Avoudalr !" CArev Manufacturing W
houihworth, Mar q Co. "urAnd . co.
fiAi axr 4 Smith.
irving Mills, south ace, Mass. etc, etc. " " ~
Also, = large assortment OF school, The Nv \;
rtcsl and other books. for sale ut . slight Aass1
cost. n
Country dealers, Psdlers and others viii nnd y y
y to their advantage to cali and examine ny 80 y
10 ~ rrvchss,ns siss where, - Hm drtrTnins.
owel thA-s siic lowest =. bkO1M
ectlS BArrst Heass Building, Thisa sus-
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New 7 ork, July ?.
The African squadron fever is OH board the
Dale---one officer and several seamen have died.
She will come home
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| Buffalo, July =.
| A Gre broke ont about II o'clock last night
| in the extensive lumber.yard OF Van Block,
| Churchill 4 Parker. situated on the Erie Canal
foot Of Ho. leital Street. consuming 2,o0oo,OoO
| feet OF pine lumber, the entire contents Of the
| ward. valued :, $50, OOO--insured for $4,000.
| The lumber in an adjoining yard was damaged
to the amount Of $40, 900 no insurance. Three
| thou sand cords Of wood, valued ut $4,000, was
| also destroyed. The valuable planning and
paper mills adjacent were several times on IRE,
but we're saved by the efforts OF the hrcmen.
The fire vas the work OF an incendiary sew
eral unsuccessful attempts were made while the
| above fire was In progress to fire buildings ~
| other parts Of the city. Jack Smith, fireman.
from the excessive heat! went into commissions,
| and will probably die. Fortunately there was
but little wind, or the loss would have been
very much heavier
Washington, July J..
Dispatches received at the Mexican Legation
| are silent upon the subject OF the American
Minister demanding and receiving his passports.
Such report, no ever, was at the capital.
Our Government also received dispatches,
but their contents have not trauspred-
Severe prosecutions were continued against
foreigners who refused 70 pay contributions 10
their property, and those who resisted the Fed
eral Authority were ordered TO leave the cap
ital. Several Russians and Germans. together
with Americans, had sought protection from
Mr.. FORSYTH.
Boston, July l, 8 pm.
The schooner Triumph, Captain Arts, from
Philadelphia Tor Boston, before reported as run
into by the sch. +. T. Smith, was picked up OIL
Orleans to-day aud brought INTO that poIt with
The cook on board.
Nov f1rleans .TuIy l.
Mr. Gibbens, in the duel VIM MIR. Houston,
shot through the lungs. lie appears
to be improving.
Detroit, July 9.
The propeller North American, engaged in
the lighthouse service, took fire Oh Lake st.
Clair last nigh, and was TOTALLY consumed.
The crew, consisting of II persons, and pas.
Scngers, jumped overheard AID were saved.
The vessel was owiRd,ln Cleveland--yalued at
S22,UvV-said to be Insured Tor $1,000.
St. Johns, n +, Jaiy >.
Weather mild with in, wind 5. W. No APP
pearance OF the Niagara at Trinity Bay.
Halifax, July 2.
The steamship Indian Empire from Galway
on the eve OF the l9th OF June, called OF Hall
Tax harbor at ! ! o'clock last night, and landed
Mr.. Mills oil London, and also the mails for Br-
ush North America.
\ few days after leaving Galway the Indian
Empire bro e her port piston rod After eight
hoars delay she continued Oh her course with
one engine She had light westerly Winds
On the 24th she encountereda severe gale which
lasted "A hours. The remainder of the passage
was pleasant. She saw nothing Of the telegraph
heet. Met large ieebergs I of Cape Race
She brings Dublin papers OF the 2eih, but no
later intelligence.
Boston, arrived at 10 O'clock last night, and
sailed again for Liverpool
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12PU1LICAU STATE TICKET.
Election, October 18th, 1851
For Secretary,
e LII A n . E L l. D,
OfMuseatins Couaty.
For Auditor,
JAMES w. CATTELL,
OF Cedar County.
For Treasurer,
JOHN WESLEY JONES,
OF Hardin County.
For Register ofetate Land Once,
AMOS b. MILLER,
0fCerro Gordo County.
For Attorney General,
6AMUEL A. RICE,
OF MahaskA County.
For Commissioner Of Desmofnes River Improvement,
WILLIAM G. DIR AXE.
or Wayne County.
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17

New ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-THE fever
in the city is increasing again-the deaths
during the tweuty-four hours to noon yes
tcrday were eighty five, being equal to
the worst day of the season. In the Hos
pital, however, there is decrease The
total deaths for twenty-four hours to six
O'Clock this evening, being but twelve-a
decrease of eight from Friday.
Francis 7. Blair, Jr., and several other
Of the defeated Republican candidates at
the late election in ST. Louis, have taken
the necessary steps to contest the result,
but the county judges have prevented an
investigation of the frauds, by an injunc-
tion against an examination Of the poll
books or ballots.
The Quakake Railroad, connecting with
the Cattawissa Railroad between the SUN.
nit and Tamaqua, is opened for travel
This road connects the va!lies Of the lie.
high and Susquehanua, and opens a new
tOuie both 10 New York and Philadelphia.
I0i' James S. Wallace, formerly Of Har-
ilsouTg, and at one time connected with
,ae Telegraph, is now associated with
Itsn'lce Tt IN editing the Louisville .J,urnaL
Iaey make whole team" Of editorial
wit and ability.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17
LEWISBIRG CHRONICLE WEST BRANCH FARMER-SEPT H. 1858

Uou. Jacob Broom, of Philadclphia,
made capital speech in favor Of union
of the Americans and Republicans in
New York. The S:raight Amer cans have
at last come to their senses, and are doing
yeoman's service in the war against Bu.
chanan Locofocoism throughout the United
States.
The chestnut, hickory nut, aud walnut
crops, give promise of being unusually
large this year. This will be good news
fer the Juveniles. They are good for food
and should be saved by all.
Iu Etston they are engaged in roofing
out the houses of i'll fame, and in order t,
strike at the root of the evil, they arrcs'
the persons who rent property to this elias:
Of tenants. Good idea.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17
NEW EVIDENCE.

Being afflicted with a grevous tet''r on the arms and
fscc-aftcr trying many remedies whrh utterly faici To
currI was persuaded by W. NJ Barris 70 TO try Lind
scy Improved Flood s. archer: and now, SIX att
finishing the s.c,d botie. pronounced myself cured
The tetter broke out something over year as"on tie
inside Of my extending from the elbows 10 e
wrists: also on my face. Immediately round the mouth
and chin and continued to be pse torment to me- "a-
til cured Jy 81, Bood Sdrher. My arms. at times were
almost useless, owing to the cracks and sores on mem,
work and sometimes itchy that could scarcely pre-
vent tearing OF my flesh. have now been cured SIX
weeks and feel it due to Mr. Lindsey, an! to the Pnhic
r.nerav 10 make this statement in hope that others like
myself may b. benefited 10y using his valuable medicine
her
JANE 4 WILSON.
mark
Sworn and subscribed hcf,r. me- orc Of the Alderman
in and for the City fithnrg this sh d~v oi '"N a
D. ISIS AND: MAsILl, -L4eJmah
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17

sO-The Lecompton party in this Rep
resentative District, We learn, have nomi-
mated G. d. Roush. with VIM. Cox of Ju-
niata-hoping to repeat the game of last
year, when they sold OF Mr.. Bonsall, Of
Juniata, a,everywhere,t to try to &c; in Roush.
"Forewarncd, forearmed." There are
numbers of both parties, in both Junlata
and Union, who will WORK to prevent the
success of that disho1ogabie trick,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17

B-The Lecompton Members @. Con-
gress in Pennsylvania have been-by spc-
cial orders from Pres Buchauan-rc-n nom-
mated, and the election of any Of lem
will be claimed as SO far an endoTscu 2ut
of bis Administration. Mr. AL, af Crm.
berland, (the Member who voted for Le-
compton, and whose brother got the big
"mule coutrac,") has not received for
mai nomination, each of the three counties
of the district having SO far presented and
adhered TO separate man. All of the
Lecomptonises, We believe, have strong
opposition, and will find Lecompton ga
hard road to travel"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17

r@-Mr. KILLIYGER, our nominee for
Congress, although yet comparatively a
young man, has had varied experience of
life, in both city and country, as an editor
and as lawyer. lie represented Lebanon
several years in the 4 -embly Of Penn'a,
and served his district cue term as State
Senator. An unswerving old line Whig,
he is an able and eloquent defeuler Of the
Tariff and Non-Slavery- Extension princi
pies Of Henry Clay.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17

M-Mr. Dietrick, the elegant" man of
the Railway Democracy, has paid our town
. visit, but We learn the proposed speech
was deemed inadvisable, and did not come
of. Some think it would be pity to
"spoil'' such nice mau by sending him
to the Senate.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17

rgThe new candidate for public honorS
and emoluments-at the old Slitcr stand, two
doors below the Chronicle office, has an excel
len, stock Of clothing for the understandings
carpet bags, &c, &c, bought on right terms
and offered on the same principle.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17
Seed Wheat,

TTNHE subscriber has for sale 300 bushels
Of perfectly cleaned Lancaster Wheat,
of this years growth, for seeding, at 81 80 a
bushel. This is equal 10 the old Blue Stem in
quality, clear Of rust, and for Il time past has
been the hest aud surest Wheat in the resion.
II any who can not Just now come for II will
drop me an order through the LewisbnrgP.O.
| will keep for them such number of bushels
as they may want, until it is all disposed of.
Aug. 25. DAVID HENNlNG, Builaoe
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17
uIW S4DR8,' ,'UsW'6DCpS
w IN. s. 3. IL. Brown

Market St, abo, Fourth, Lcwisbvrg.
\ LARGE assortment of new Spring
. L and Summer Goods just received, consis
ting Of
Cloths, Cassimcrcs, Coatings, ,Nestings
and Summer Wear of all kinds.
An assortment Of DRE>s. GOODS. viz:
CaiicOeS, Chaliies, Lawns, DeLaines,
Bareges. Dress Silks, Ginglams,
&c. SEAwLs, a full assortment.
LINEN AND WHITE GJJga.-Irish
Linen, BIcacacd and Brown Drill
ings, Sheetin-s, &c.
Groceries, Hardware, Cedarwsre.
Queens and Glassware, tish, sui;
and Plaster.
Ia! aac examine f.r yourselves. Pcoisaa
of a. kinds ia~ea ., e4chsage tur goods.
May 7. 1858.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17

;V The Democratic Congressional Confe-
renee of the Luzerne District met on Wednes-
day, and after 40 Intellectual ballots adjourned.
The vote stood for Ledy OF Montour and 4
for Little of Wyoming.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17
DU WALLIS
GAANANAG ON,

Prspgred originally by PROF H. DJ T4LL,
formerly of the COLLEGE of Surgeons, Paris,
Now ofFrHEp To TIE PUBLIC
p1 for hs Care Of all SIRE and Edigfsl Diseases-ps
Tor instance-Pan or soreness in any part of the
system. rheumatism. pain in the hack, brrast
siir-, beal-i breasts. Neuralgia Burns. SpranS,
Headache, Cramp in the stomach, or any other
disease that is sbRE and PAINFUL and il Is only
Hts class of diseases We claim PERFECT VIC
TORY. We say positively L. our patrons. we can
relieve the sufferer 90 times out of 100. We would
just say th- public, Frof Du Vail % years in
bringing this medicine superiority all thers.
Price - cts Ir bottle pr ct or to the trade.
sS-AlI orders must b. addressed to
J. D. STONEROAD, Sole Agent for 4 s.
Juy'5S.y LeniStOLrH N,l'iH 10. Ia.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17
The Great Ambassador of Health
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
A BOON TO TIE SICK .


The want Of st-rrg mejrinal NEE. the ills and
necessities Of the suffering portion of humanity and
entirely free from mineral aud other derteruS particles
severely felt till this all powerful medicine ush.
cred the world IIoiLowANs FIGs have
become the HOUsLH0ID # all nations. This at
tribut. j. n rr.yr>r ns wei, a 10 CIrI they attack the
ROOT Of the complaint, and thus by removing
the hidden OF disease reinvioe and restore the
dropping energies of the system assisting nature in her
task Of VITAL and FUNcTiONARY REPUENAIIoS.
DYSPEPSIA.
The great scourre thi continent Yields quickly TO
course antptir P:Ils and the organs
are restored their proper tone; matter in what
hdeous shape this hydra Of disease exhibits itself this
searching and unerrins remedy dsperses it from the pa
tients system
CENERAL DEB1L1TT AND uEtKNFSS
From uhatever cause, low of spirits. and all Oth
signs diseased liver. and other Reorganization Of
the system. vanish unrr the eradicatinc influence of
this all powerful! antiscitic aud detergent remedy.
BlLIOI.S DISORDERS
The proper qunntum and right condition of the bile
Of Importance to the health the human
frame, this anti bilious medicine cNpels the hidden S-
of the complaint and renders all the fluids snd
pure fluent cleansing aud rcsusi,aiing the vi
tai functions of the body.
SICKLT FEMALES
Should lose time in TRYING few doses Cf this
latng and ienoyating remedy, vhstevrr may be their
complaint it I've taken with salty in all rerifaical
and other its ec j. all hut miraculous
T.NREFCTED TROOF.
The testimony of Nations unanimously horne to the
brsltigving virtues of his noble remedy. ami cert-
in every living language t-ar witness the
d-niaLieness of their intrinsic worth.
Iloliotvrys Is tie J.t randy Elor IN s loriI r
Asthma Dropsy Inward weakness
bowel complaints debility Liver complaints
Coughs Female comp lsiuts I.cwness Of spirits
Colds Fever and Aguc Piles
Chest diseases Headaches Stone and Gravel
Costivencss lniiccstin Secondary symrt ms
Dyspepsia Influenza Ncnrreal affections
Diarrhn.a inflammation Worms of all kinds
rB CAUTION None genuine unless the wcr.Is
..If,loiray Nsir Iort ant LrH.o,1 Jscernible
nuirr N"t in every ha: of tie book Of directions
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17

ne-It i n most undoubtcd fact that Dr. S,NFoEDs
yIG"ENI'R. Liver Remedy, i of the greatest dis
coveries made in m'dirine the past century II has
been study oi tn" DT, during twenty years practice,
to hnd what particular when diseased caused the
-catrst number o ills pains and his conclusion is,
that the liver j. the greatest regulator of the SYSTEM
and the most liable To disease which if kept free from
disease, l. preventative of Dyspepsia Jaundicr
al debility &C. while. last hut far from least
tion consumption: for experience is that more
of c"n>u- ptn from diseased liver than from
all other causes put together.
Taking thus to b" correct hypothesis, have Int To
fud a remedy Nh whirh to correct the liver. and
have cure of nearly al! the diseases subject to
10y simply using preventative. THAT the lnyi.urat"r
Is such remedy. j. eyoUl doubt to all who try il. for
its virtues such that all complaint, arising from
liver hrraHc "m"ut- II i uraI.Iu- remedy wh'e a.
family medicine, for all dIscas. of the stomach bow
els which caused ia cr"ltrr less degree by iv
arrangement, 1t the safest, surcst aud most eica
ciOus remedy known.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17
Union County COur..-Skrr. TERN

DAVID lIerbst. Esq, was appointed Foreman
nf the Grand Jury, which returned True
Bills for minor offences, ignored , bills, and
were discharged on Wednesday.
In the case of Hiram Schoch VS.. Mary \.
c. Schoch, divorce was awarded.
Solomon Mallck was admitted a member OF
The Bar of Union county.
Hiram Blind applied for Naturalization.
Up to Thursday noon, the Court has been
occupied with the White Deer case of last
Term. Tie first was COm'th vs.. Paving,
Marshall and 6 others for forcible entry and
detainer-verdict not guilty. The second was
Comih vs.Vertz for same offence (cross acrion)
verdict, not guilty. The third IS Com IN VS..
Showers and others for conspiracy-on trial
as we left the Court House.
1t is probable the Commonwealth cases
will consume the week.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17
ALWAYS ON HAND.

ALWAYS ON HAND.
At the Old Stand of p. NEviUs IL Co.
A Wholesale or Retail large
N assortment OF Sunday School Books and
Rewards-a general supply Of Books in use IN
the Common Schools, Academies, SeminarIes,
&c of this and adjoining counteS-CaP,Po>t,
Bath and Note Papers and Envelopes, PLAIN
and fancy-Slaies, Slate and Lead Pencils,
Blank books, Copy books. Pass books, Pocket
Memorandums, Diaries, Inks aad lnkstandS,
Mucllase, Liquid GIue-B 5les, Testaments,
Commentaries, Psalms and Hymns ia use by
the different tdenuminations-Law and MIscel-
lancous books, Ladies Albums, Autograph
. books, Diaries, WrI;ing Pads, Visiting Cards,
&c. &c.
Having an exclusive agency for the sale Of
Randal's Life of Jefferson and Hunts AmerI-
can Merchants, | solicit subscribers 10 those
valuable works.
IA liberal discount alowe TO Merchants
ami Retailers generally.
Special attention OF School Directors and
Teachers i> invited to Rows School Il sister,
Of which am now the sole Publisher.
Intending 10 add 10 my stock from time To
time as The wants Of the community may
require. | solicit the aid Of generous public
in nv efforts 10 build up Book AND SrATIo-
NEnY BUSINESS in this place
ANY Books called for not on our shelves
ordered promptly al the lowest city retail pri-
ce>. Foreign Books imported 10 order.
Lew. Auc.2.ls5s WI. MURRAY
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17
GilrOnlatiC Printing.
CARDS. Show. Bills, SC.
CENTREVILLE IIOTEE-,

Cenfreriils, Snyder Co., Ia.
VNHE undersigned takes particular pleasure
in announcing 10 his friends that he has
taken the above Hotel, and is ever ready aud
waiting 10
Accommodate all. both great and smail,
Who may kindly favor him with n oali
D. wEiDENSaUi. Fs0ysuro-.
Arril, 1853 su-eessofso y sI"Sf-s
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I1. W. Y. 1FTlil7

A.ncq,'-r Gu. CieJ i''iidAt. .,hia)
" re lie la. n in 81. .a.-.. ....-. 'os -umI,r
years, I-r- y,d hi ,.s a-t -r the brs. H1licai
College ia g.. United : e' III experience ami
practice in the diercgt j.- s Tor several wears;
IGeuher of tie Analytical -i'. al Institute OF New
York. and late Il surgeon in hr ~. NHyy-J.or ggors
hAa Ell 10 tie liic 10 GtteHG e"y TrG'r''rnai cults
TIE puret mclitine always on isnd direct from the
best. La b'rscI.s IN the cuuutry .ad the BOtluiC.
Gardens Of the Wur.L No patent ,gcur rTescriby-
recommended Medicines used only which will MT
break down the constitution hut III. sys-
tenn fum all injuries it has sustained from mineral
medicines Chronic AMI difficult di mast b. treat
Ell upon anal teal principles which 10 know and
what disease Its and character
Tute knowledge of the chemical constituent every
solid and ntd Of the human hoLy-thr changes those
knOwl,se OF the cLemicrl constituents of ali agents
cmro'el in medicines, and if ia possession OF
this kno"Icig", 1t Is possible To cure any dl,"anu
matter Of how Ion. stauGInS-ani leave the patient
healthy and perfectly cured condition.
Melancholy, alteration, that tate Of alienation and
weakness ufhe mind. which renders persons incapable
OF enjoying the pleasures pert rmns the duties II IT,
DrsPfPsI,, that distressing dis, and fell destroyer
OF health and happiness undermining the constitution
and yearly carrying thousands untmely graves can
most cmphatically Ice cured.
EnEUN.TI,N, in any form or condition, chronic
cute warranted curable: EpiisJsy. falling 81, knr..
all chronic aud stubborn OF Female disease. rad
csl!y removed: Salt Rhsum, and every description Of
UiceIatons; Piles aud scrouious diseases, whirh lave
baiilrd all prevou. medical skill, be cured by my
Treatment when the constitution is not exhausted
do say all diseases tyes corsanIto") can 10. cured.
CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE OR DRAW
ING OF BLOOD.
will remain in my oficc Wednesdays aud Satur-
days, from o'clock A. NJ, to T. NJ, TO accommodate
patients from distance, and consult the English
and German language; will make visits to ~ distance
if required may be addressed by letter. Ndkh Prince
ST, Fulton Hall, Lancaster city. Pa.
.j3yl W Ii. WITMOR, ND.
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S~~The Lewisburg Academy eomrnen
ces its Fall Session on Mouday next.
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All ,ranting 10 eHigrGte to a mud climate,
coed soil, and fine market, see advertisement
of Hammontou Lands 56lw6
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-17
TIE HINMONTON FARMER

\ Newspaper devoted to Literature and Agr-
culture, also setting forth full accounts Of the
new settlement in ITammouton in New Jersey,
can be subscribed for at only - cts per ann.
lncloSc postage stamps for the amount. Ad-
dress to Editor of the Farmer Hammonton,
Atlantic county, New Jersey. Those wishing
cheap land, of the best quality, in one of the
healthiul and most delightful climates in the
Union, see Advt Of Hammonrou Lands. 6w75l
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Dtf0,

In Bufraoe TT, 9th inst, Mrs REfECCA wife of Ellis
nr-isharh AGED >. years aud l. davs.
In Turl-t ~ Norihd Co, lcth inst DAVID IHLAND
SE, aged about So years.