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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19

fS ssasg 40 .sassas1olf % "a. decd
We look upon al poiticianAewhether in
o ats Of ont ~ taiEa ashjsctsslf editorial
comment il ~ theis .polstiaaa Rel1E;ons.-
5. NE 40 az BOT recognise aaJa1nsAHght to
a, A1iyseX II ipy ettsmpt 70, aegaRtae peo-
2, pc siy MssRfyeFs tsPt \ Aaet and
teni ie m nsSYeE Na ;:,a1 he leq ore tho
proper S91tcs s. po6ttiasil poY1g, md havs
g ne6t d khsoSSS IA fbes1 a pS Gz - and
pins II thoee VIC edispies1sa no aSe ~
piti66ag RsnsYet W "a IS s a aaanp pe-
Ehtical wire 10 sthis haanadlee rs s2gsfS6a San de
1eetpablica sso Tilt pooii ats 80 mat
ter where 1t is, or what - Hkely ao Be the
consequence szss sbs4isvS lhhR . duty
yhinhae.eryredissfo osHsqtks pdbaa3c, and
pwa,shalA hsNeaotoss st1Hi 64e1sSapply q
IeVvsndioe. befoRa ueshtin& diuuritss
pdiaIat these 3hegf ael,that4t ltl,11supu1po
ses; seEe ghtlEAAppesl fotai1 inal11yinx
them =! epl The die6ea}tis il Mlich ~
h1aYe !!e eests s i esa iyega 1Fea large
"a, ~ 80 S0 lQe RSne{4 egmMeIc10
crash, tits e6qqnttSy2 6ass hsd u Contend With
The sb d The 1a or faS 81 10 csspe
va aif' g ~ hooippIu IS
rs or sas6 sass ss sho ssss fhepssyss M
scfupqlouss and active. Their written
thleits, Of more serious Yinlennes .t.nd us-.
cancelled while their private eato1B TO N.
Jure our reputation, to cover our name
wlt4 most odips epithet I'D Sina,
are sil sctisel 7 p { sisa6I INeS}UsSsfitho1t
|piisonSaoe regdlsfh dir 76 dised fGaihiliioisr
and tho1eaxh6alfe ahs III ie.s11pdubida6iilisy Il
these sattacks me- totally irtesdt11aaibje. =
well ,saartfdl and, sunlefiupaiio,oaSa NC
already depFiissaau1 Of dhobpe g
which We: bad long looked forward, sapiet.
7humble,a little bopiee fsearc ows.of The
preparation We. shad made sfor building, Is
], now q n money lost for it ,ihhotstAooght
safe for % to attempt living almss,s0ur
once must be 80 situated, tbaksui4k our
debility Ili i n impesalahlss &rsaassaA Ns
BE pllced where it "a s. n gusls|ed. nth.
SUI hiring men I: 4o 81 thu f PUP sac
We de not Won't Is e pit ta6 l. an sa
'tofahelp, But We should Sc e reclsant % dutv
,aowy1ot the & tacfs, fhat }hosa Who
;ove'ths American priinciipls 8 Hss ssd Of
speech ard freedom Il NE p 81 sss'I nav
knssssthat HERE, ttaasS nn iha6 a.
state itsissin aangetof lbsiaffis6 f hGsd6iela
The. Desseerasis no ,lonrdr iGa eaaai 81 Sdfar,n.
although swesshall q IRA diihd eS6f Oh.
ject to mako lnovn4hs esaa (g Do nig6ilth-
en- Minpeeota;; but the ttb9esikajf il
3, lifs il 70 yindieate the fsaft bfesa
,F q. Chi, men herr, dof, pl4nisb,sAave
eo 9!ls 4 Is 70 ppsch,se dassnd
!, incurred sg I large taresin yshlflAinR
Il Men e & oQm Dr. yssl
s - ssSss ana s@essPt e se5: sads6a'e
my not f Y sS & hsayily ,qpop them sLO,r
terms Gil "a ion ai sle S lov FL IA an
make chem, md Is az avsbo kver ' - H;th
subscriptions, Ne still Il Hy W % give fhe
'wosthp Of btheM money /. ne n. s pneaopple a
ST. Cloud hatsaisctsd R6ctblB thesst 81 "a
this natteis and TO ths friends 6ft 1hnt6 nd
justioesabroa wea now slppeals 81 I'd 81 s.
osr sgglss fol hess git! fs.Iias sss'sss
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19

L! 49, mo01f qf1tod ID the Y1pt1&o1 % .D6.-
- lAAl OH t4d5b % oss& IA Abrill 62 ftoq
ea1td mi &c. opp lieod 81
z Is Il A ! Ga1asy1llleh e - 49,
d 81 end xsll.te;9o German Cathale
The here, and TIL ll ~
|829'nf e ssI|s, Hills 80! eee s leie Il
1siapth2 AsGNa diblapa11 q b bdiH 9ht
[sHA|Btie tAyi elsitbfAids
5ane 0fi Dts6Sdicdafss NM q s4%Sus III faRa'
~, IA ~ 4ai3|saNEs lbsi ~
s = |sslS. g lBsAsa H.a..gssaaad ,ssss.l
'sab*, fo1a has two protestant cbusda ss,1
e1ass Of erection one, shout completsdl, Ne,
haIAcAiVublic school in the Everett ,Acheok
IApPep, and handsome Library deditstsa W
s.Ge 1s -. mn h, "a
y and Of 9 rood touring mill are tAieSl1s
ment fdmdE Ivy within half Dozen Rods ,ef
81 s,,t,E 5e rs 70 * =. s.
t t+'a * frA4ss lAb9FN sver seen in apyEkivd,
b ~ u tpe al fsld q 66 Hr9sehoppers camhlAAi
'eloud.ands sssttief down ID this and adjqipipg
asotaAts NesshsioyiA tA lXtfsiter portion II Tie
cropsl 1hsysiAsrodted their larvae aidialga
i ikeElv 4Jh Tia ,spriRG o4Aayouns o.ss
came ont and made such havoc, that I9efioys
JSD&f hi&l1 ksS lst Ettae BY 5 aise
bpaEt5onb 9f tia pepplaa hnt July ND
50 many of tes late crops survived, thapWitks
the full q f k4aS ocular places, whesst1a1s
did not pr atd6l6 was large amount, Of
observation-disclosures question whether
there was eaough for winter consumption VIII
yhaatt tthsg RgogIs bed the means Of purthsshg
rom below. The German settlers were aeees-
ally ~ the opinion that there was not, md the
Priests sent commissioners to- Dubuque % ask
contributions When this became known II
Lower St fl91d Indignation meetingf stnrs
held, and strong resolutions passed condemn,
aaAg.la p1sqs]I ttss1sary, and
one Calculated to dp the scQuntfy great injury
ey preventing emil ration IN the spring. THE
iCorecthesssof this view d the csse is now prov
.shss 7Thk thiraykesf 81 nlfat slersy potetoes
sell Ct rs steopsrg hushel, corn 81 ,00, Ixheat
$1,25, oats 80 cts and Ne hSga hesxd'of NJ Ia
stance in which any have isafeEed Sbr wartco
food; while very larGat pF{1RoftioR of tAAsp-
grants who had lastayeAR designed Amig r,tipg
to this point have bseas lsteirsd hyit@s bug
bear cry Of famine, andi&a0e 9onAeslseu there:
fThe time Is now pastat wAiph the GlaasAoiPsts
appeared last spring, andsthss miadsD d fthe
people are set on rest sitAe queationaafsYheth
.er they left lsvae, last year, beforastseJ emf
grated. 1T is evident that theysveahto other
localities as they came hesesstoseat, oaepesite
their eggs aud die. There is:aesignIthat they
have left anyIt dlsRosits AeEe,s aaNa6 saStJ body
is putting in aanan sf something god tp at
We expect next fall to be eDcambetsd Will
surplus Of the good things ef.thihk1e, and to
inundate St. Anthony, -MinnsepYola4ln 81.
Paul, With vegetables and grain AttAr. supply-
ing the Pine regions and theslebopsr6;on The
Rail Road. III gee asssf,,; itnss
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19

: lsfSASR /.
as seno%sn s. se,s1s Saa 49, -
'eApse't3 ren"' s.to ools.l'asIy rs 49, e
subjected to . dn l'e vote tne ReoPle q !,
skahsas. 20 IT majority were s ri taVor OF
t,,aKansas should Sc proclaimed one ,dfheo
States a. = ma;;orityfNere aoprdsed init
I'M m;uht nh anauar the,s .,|aasad, .call.
T'srs..t:a.' - ~ ~, "a -, era
4ooAs o.lel 1 iIs IN Hs.stN 81 rsaAs
come up i9r afmFlsSSlon paesesr 1eE JUST as
Minnesota did, and, Up either 1ease xthaI
should receive * is1 their fallamouHt ri tie
public lands Was not that fairR Was
a i.se = w. ~ s;s;ir Il somot-
y aot aemoea.n 1 -, ws y. asa.;. oaua..
tersoysre.gntysa why .thsn ala s.%oss
4 Democrats vote aihst i ? The Republi-
cans every man Voted tof: i, and We think
did ~ wrong " doing 50; :;tpr ,bygthat vote
sas as q slave State The peoplgsdif Kan
sas desired it: but thsv knew tthaaatn the peo
.>,los .,e ,;sas fsa ne sri} IL
r. ~ S a 8 ~ n. 49, ' aha, ~
sneJ 'o'eo ~ 'ue'y NJ pu.; Muss ~Dou.
tns democrat. VINO Vote
20 oA - ssf
'snelr own constttusiyn ,l ss.Sw 10 so M
7e Read AMr:. Seward s. remarks: aaa 81
4rhave to state il fhs frat place, that the bin
and to the @ aoup.rv 6st;toas aF isisd ;ssds
Wh.Hor.sx e n1sa ~. ! $3.50, . - S.,;.;"m ,
ones,;on = bsf;;ntsa rs ~ t9na nns Ths tr,,e
;ssns hefore Conaresst "a IS. conntrvg \. Ina
- est;o, rhssfher ths roonle ~ Ka..a: shall A.
shs1I nots Is csn,;i;on = CANINE mo tb;s
Tnion b.fs xgh IS .ccent q re3.ct ,1 he L.
oen, nsss en = N.Y. ~ -
that Congress ives to every new state when
it comes :idto ZIG Union, ! deNfy taken from
the public land within d its borders Every new
s:s s $500 = yssS W.: .bs ps W sle
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19

ffoi19 one TO three fest dshpn b Fich black loan
supporting : rank vegetsstioq, the drainage il
|Ao JlffetdandlhoG& se4aE5sQaaeEb 81 eat6in,
Ind ,psrpesta31a s11n1FA AZ tsA bur Iphysi
|eis. haze a6i9se nes4svs0 peculiar Y
ths climst NJ lndigfAious complaint excep
tie '.MianSsot9 Appetite which requires one
fourth more m5hs Tran u modest Pdnnsyl
rsnis Or Ohio attack aa cor ding dis
ease. gaibHa' jaodafaa'2 1owe1 .,
Xnty BODY sI Wiz x.nts Il d FL la NMhi.i., Il
peace had better not come here, fos-the trsats
by Mhiah tie liha van ictq66hh Cd 7FS& The Stout
forbids its introduction; and ,ths ,Legi4a6af,
has passed : Law enforcing that provision j bd,
people Of moderate means and Industrious hab
its who have children to educate, will find few
places where the opportunity for correct mora
training, healthy development Of muscle, sni
the means Of pecunisry independence are bet:
!. There are immense tracts of,piue lying above
from which the mills At st. Paul, St. Anthony
and the Minnesota Valley are supplied. Thes,
employ. : large4and ever-incressings force o.
men, horses and oxen, who. are to be supplied
with provisions clothing and fsedaiz The soil L
waiting for an opportunity to produce unlimit
ed quantities Of fond Without troubling thefaf.
mer crushing the Mississippilfreh
St. Paul5to Aittlls an prd to turn / nil
at almqSf fny Point. snS has water Ho1e,
enough g The 4. j; s. lerring for Gontx
nent. ~ a =. tsoa
ouF,natlly II: 4 sa, ptSduce grass tfon
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19
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:, s 5 S.
AZ YH3e a Eee t1s sassp
a0n o@d 65 a1onasr. r.. q s;sa ~,
~ tel&es Ehs - - ~ 1 msep1red -
~ ~ eo = ss1 81 d 3 .sssas..a,,A
@ III sbs III sds lssd. .o tfs s.,.....S -
Ttf 60fH1 ss y F. $500 osnaa e >.
4lgkltts. 4ah q IT Il b 81 =. aSsel
Slaid3aa. saw sS rs 81 g. r.! n n;
assso rsatallnS 6 M 81 ~, -. -. q,
|tIuw 10 hdiftp i al q E8I -, ~.
ea ppsirs56a17l g ~ o. q,
.Aql,tte aedpeatsaB $500 aai,s1 a. s =.
dAaaasaas p.of: 9lsrposs.aaIM i issssa :
d taMle0e aAfAa A0iQsstejDsetl1os ldl1h on a.
F Fads, that eihi1 1pit& inpa1leSr . q
, isaE aRH ep5es on aaltA so ipeiknot dif.
n !l.o5,I yle 69in impqDgb b. VeoAaye not
s 3s138 .bth6s eS1tEEAl Rf.A plp ,Aers, but
~ xeen nth 4 e. sss! offered IA upon il
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-02
TIE FtkLntAN


At rHE ANNUsL sEErINe % COLUMBIAN HUsg
y COMPANY No he'd a he carriage house ~ Muiber
thurgc. evening, april 3 la5 The following
o1ceW W eeetc " The eusutng year
s.lnrl ir ih Ass'sIent Foreman.
tAsT. go Merrill 81 cfeGry
W. am % h1.me1 fte surer -,
rvoaIug AN I2 1864 NJ tyues HAVING resigned fore
rsr o. che CJupnly Jchn - hertt sieced 20 90 he
tr.. sha ht following resolutions were hen uuanu us
Wh'raas - company hashy resgnsop n John Lynes
'-h 20 -'v-a ''hN srrvi 1ss 20 wotlhg ard eihcent
osht tcFe 1"rnaer v-4rs ing officer has
~ te Transaction SCORED ,aesef sliy ul prnrupte
rfuler''is 'n tJ'i "i ard harmony winch exists
AL vaereas r ~ ' oec. q forsman be leaves
airs lu hf nos stfst p-iac a~1s coo ffiJn
1ner fore n pa-rE WIN Ir, superior olear be N
k.eJvet thst - r,tuu he boer hapks 81 tets cous.
pew n Johps me- - for ~ h,p suerrsac and ger.
temsny % ser u sh-h be- lstha-red he srdqogs sss
rn DE thasts 1T nis cJrpang III M, evaos.s
Mr. levi q. asr1sfe ON LATE sszssnl iofentn ana Ns
vnh s,hargd their aeave dulles drrtns
~
Bss5rrd isa ne tb9ye reso ut BE- pubtshd 10 he
Furrsr sra.t Ifadff aud COPY ~ Inc s,ne
rsut 81 "A az ale aforesaid gentlemen. ~ order
JOHN l. liEE 'Eiis Foreman.
srtrfFs wFRpuf, sretarv.
jotu v Garsile Liam NJ Wade Andrew McClnt5cs,
Dommiitse
FCHE FrRsNi NsT M INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAsHCsptr on. ElsaOp--Art Pam ~.
NJ BruAdeAg, y Y,
Estroplitsn BsnF BmiIipr
We 100 Slsas rls orb EOS Fla5 Of t6s
Orsa 'oft Tire peprrrueuL
s g5s g,,g.r,a e mem, ., sg n farG RI,
1t.con e"gos. sEsinw ~ by e..
Yori sod be ~, sf~re'srv
gisay prrcrl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-02
OCTLssTs AND AURIsTs.

rIARu REARING AND DEAFNEss-DR ~ NrTHEIUs.
III surist from Berlin, Prussia arrived n hls city
hi' ahcion generally known AZ iacurate and
,orpleelv mostly few DAYS add the in one
mrrh he only treatment f0r deafness, and Las ed
Philadelphia more than eighty persons once 6i3 Houston
street omen from % u A NJ and 2tO5P VI.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-07
EVANS s. W ATSON

Truth is Mighty, and Must Pravail.
Report of the Committee appointed 10 super
intend the Burning of the Iron Safes, at
Reading, February ~, 1857.
RE,nING, March l.
The undersigned, members Of the committee, do res
pectfully report that the two SAFES originally
agreed upon by Farrcls Herring and Evans Watson
placed side by side furnace, viz The safe IN use ty
the Paymaser Of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
CCurauy, in his o.ca al Reading manufactured BY Far
r,ls Herring and the safe in by H. 4. Lantz, in
his store manufactured by Evans Watson and put
books and papers precisely alike.
The started at - o'clock a. NJ, and Kept up
until cords of green hickory two cords dry oak and
half chestnut top wood entirely consumed, the
whole under the supernendeuce Of the subscribers,
members o the Committee. The Safes then cooled
off with water after which they opened, and the
books and papers taken ont y the Committee and taken
H. A. Lantz for public examination alter they
first examined and marked by the Committee The
books papers taken from the safe manufactured by
Evans Watson wer but slightly affected by the intense
heat while those taken from the Safe manufactured by
farruls Herring in Lyme n damaged fully
fifteen per cent. more than those taken from ENans
Natson's safe.
We believe the above TO have been fair and impartial
trial Of the respective qualities Of both safes.
JACOB IL. DYSIlER.
DANIEL :. HUNTER.
Having been absent during the burning, fully
ncde with the above statement Of the condition 81 the
papers and books taken OF the respective Safes
q. 4. NICOLLS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-07
Executors Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters Tes-
~ tamentary on the last will and testament
Of JAMES SIMONTON SR, late of Bufialoe
township, deceased have been granted TO the
undersigned, BY the Register Of Union county,
in due form of law; therefore, all persons
knowing themselves indebted 10 said estate,
are requested 10 make immediate payment,
and those having justclaims against the same
are also requested 10 present them properly
authe nlic ated for settlement
SAMUEL B. SIMONTON,
BENJAMIN CHAMBERS,
March ., 1853 Executors
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-07

THE CosT OF BABIEs.-It may be in
teres,ing to bachelors and uninitiated pa
rents to know what baby costs year,
Il is stated in Halls Journal Of Health
that hearty infant will swallow during
the first year of its life, fourteen hundred
pounds of milk, in which are twenty-one
pounds of cheese, thirty pounds Of butter,
and a hundred and twelve pounds Of sugar.
At six cents a quart, with the necessary
sweetening, each "dear" little creature
costs, for food alone, fifty dollars for the
first year.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-07
Ordinance for Markets.

CECTION l. BE IL ordained BIZ the Burgess
- and Io,cn Council IF the Borough of L,1C-
is6urg, and Il is hereby ordained by the autho-
rhy Of the same, That WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY mornings of every week shall
be the ilarket Times for said Borough,
when II may be lawful 10 sell and buy articles
of produce fcr family use; and that M1RkEI
STREET, jr0H- second 10 Fourth Streets, shall
be used for sach sales-wagons &c. TO occupy
the sides of the pavements on the north side
OF the street from the first of October TO the
first Of April, and the south side of the pave
ment the remainder of the year.
SECTION ,. BE it further ordained, That it
shall not be lawful for any person or persons,
either the producers of marketing or their
immediate agents, as huckStcrs or otherwise,
TO peddle or sell in any street or alley or in
any part of the said Borough, any articles OF
produce for family use, other than at the
times and places specified in the first section
of this ordinance; and any person or persons
violating this ordinance shall incur penalty
of from One Dollar 10 Five Dollars, TO be re-
covered before the Burgess or any Justice of
the Peace of Union county as like sums are
recovered under the laws of Pennsylvania,
with costs, in the name of the Burgess and
Town Council of the Borough of Lewisburg /;
one half of said penalty to be paid 10 the
Overseer of the Poor of said Borough, and
the other half 10 the informer.
Passed al meeting OF the Council. Tues
Gay evening, Nov. 1857, and ordered TO be
published. ]. SCHREYER, Burgess.
Nov. 6, 1857.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-07
An Odd but Conclusive Argument.

GThc New Orleans Christian Ado0cate
records the narrow escape of Bishop Ca
per's Catechism from being auniLilated
in Russell county, Ala
"That excellent missionary, Bro. --
was teaching the colOred people, out OF
Catecbism No l, at the plantation, and at
Andrew Chapel. But soon the Baptist
preacher, Ed. w, got wind of the strange
doctrine, and raised an alarm. lie made
an appointment, and the Methodists gave
him the use of their chapel to use up the
Catechism. The Elder took it into the
pulpit, and hammered it well. Severa!
Of the Methodists were on hand, and Sis
ter G.. spiritedly declared that her mind
was not changed at all, the missionaries
should still teach her servants out of the
CatechIsm, if they would. But the Elder
had things his own way against the Cate
chism, until Bro. B., wide-awake and
shrewd man, said:
"Sir, do you know that you are speak
ing and iuveighing against the laws of
your country? You have read the title
page of the Catechism now read what's
on the other side of that leaf, ifyou please ,
"Ihe Elder reads Entered according
70 Act IF Congress, IN the year Of our Lord
lS47, Iy John Fearlcy.'
"'There,' continued B., who saw the
confusion of the Elder, and followed up
his advantage before the congregation,
you see it has passed both Houses Of Con-
gress, and been duly authorized, and here
you are trying to raise up the people
against it "
"Thc Elder felt his position an awk-
ward one for good citizen, and gave it
up-the Catechism was victorious
"Aftcrwarls, b. was complimeu;ed, in
the company Of friends, on having found
an argument, which, though no argument
at all, saved the case.
mHush . now said he, imploringly
Thought at Me time it was a sound aryu
nent, and that both Houses Of Congress
had opproced it,"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-07
Evans s. watson
100000 pounds of

Wnlch theY oner lot SAFE on Detter terms IMAM
any other manufacturer in the United States
April 3, lS57-675yl
The following named gentlemc residents Of Read
ing and its vicinity. who the fre-have purchased
Safes from EVANS WATSON since the burning up TO
May LIST, 1857:
u A. Nicols, Leopold Hirah, Isaac Ruth KIRK lleis
ter, W. Rhoais Son. Henry W Missnger. Dr.W Moore,
Solomon Rhoads Levi L. Smith, High Craig, Wmk Kirk,
kaufman Baum VIM. Mcfsrli,r, Geo J. Eekert. J. VI.
q. W. Ianstock, Ezra Miller Jas Jamison Il. H.
Warner, Jacob Schmucker VIM. Kingy b. Seholenh-r-
ger, r. L. Company. H. A. Lantz W. C. 4 p. Z. Ermau-
trout. y =. Brterane. Billmeyer Fomer Co. Milton
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-07
LEWISBURG FOUNDRY.

~--The subscribers, thankful e
rst-l-s~I past patronage, would lrfer-
--ss .2:-z4-s KS he public that they continue 4.
s5r.'s.z y - manufacture all kinds of MIL
and other Castings. Thrash,
Machines aud other Machinery repaired IL M.
best manner. Castings warranted to b =,
good material, and at prices that can no, f,
to please. GEDDES, MARSH & co.
Lewishurg, Feb. 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-07
LUMBER! LUMBER!

THE subscribers have for sale rrE~S--
/ lin lots to suit purchasers) jd=;;II..sl 1
large stock of .A
PINE BOARDS-Panel Stuff, ss.ssa -.
Plank &c. Also 5000 PINE RAILS.
&c inch Sawed Shingles superior quality
Also Square Timber for Buildings:
Which are offered low for Cash, at our Mills
on South Branch of the White Deer Creek in
Hartley township or delivered on the Brush
Valley Narrows road AT the end o: our Road.
Nov. 20 JOHN MCALL & BROS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-07
What's to be Done?

Winter hs, come and gone, aud Spring
Is once more upon Us. The winter ha:
been uncommouly mild and genial for the
business Of the farm Stock has general
ly wIutered we'll, and tic barns will mol
ho entircly empty when the cattle and
sheep need tLeir dry food. Sheep, per
laps, have suffered more this season than
ans o;her stock, especially yearlings. AL
most every falmer complains of a greater
loss Of this class than is usual. The
cause eau probably be found in tue wet,
bad season Of last year The lambs came
into the yard thin and weak, and have
thus suffered badly on dry feed.
Debts have been slowly paid this Win
ter. All kinds Of property have tumbled
down. Capital has accumulated in the
great commercial centres, and is lying
there idle, because there is no way 10 use
1t safely. As soon as the farmers have
any thing to sell, and begin to realize up
on it, money will gradually get into cir
cuiation-the payment of many more.
Econ my aud labor will be the order of
the day, and better times will come slow
ly. But after all it will depend very
much upon the farmers. Every farmer
should make up his mind that he will put
his farm TO its utmost capacity Of produc-
tiveness. Do not allow it one moments
rePose. Plant or SOW every improveable
acre-fll your tarns and granaries-
make up in quantity what you lack in
price. If you can't grow wheat, grow bar
ley, or Spring wheat, or corn. Put in
some fax, and grow more Of every availa-
bic crop than you ever grew before.
Raise more calves and pigs, and lambs,
and lie prepared next Winter to stall feed
n few nice sheep, or fine steers, or oxen.
Get just as much to sell this coming Fall
as you possibly can, and then sell it.
Don't wait for high prices. They won't
come back again for some time; sell and
take the money and pay your debts with
1t. If you arc SO fOrtuuate.as not to owe
anybody, then lend it to your neighbor,
to enable him to pay off his pressing debts,
and help him to get another crop.
One Of the best crops to put in this
Spring will be corn. Plant all you can,
attend we'll, and send it to market next
Winter in fat cattle, sheep or hogs.
Sell all you can, buy nothing that you
don't pay down, aud good times will soon
come round-Rurd[ Ner Yorker.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-07
FsESss Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Szss SIlHU33&HY
alN FlrMefina Planfs.

The subscriber has just received a splendid
collection of Fruit and Ornamental TREES,
from the celebrated Nurseries of EIicanger 4
Barry. Rochester, N. Y.-embracing the very
best varieties of Apples, Pears, Peaches, ,Pums,
Cherries. Apricots, Nectarines, Grapes, Goose
berries, Raspberries, CurrantS, Strawberries
ALSO
Large Horse Chestnut European Mountain
Ash, American Mountain Ash, Sugar Maple
for street planting, Ever-blooming Rose, and
a splendid collection of Bulbous and other
Flowerng Plants.
~ Nursery Grounds on the farm Of Jas
F. Linn Esq on the Turnpike, within half a
mile of Lewisburg. All orders addressed TO
HENRY RNOLL, ,Agt for J.MERRlLL LINN,
will receive strict attention. Terms invariably
CASH. [Lewisburg, April 8, 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-07
Vocal and Instrumental Music.

THE subscriber having located himself ir
i Lewisburg, is ready 10 teach Inslrumen.
tai Music in all its branches, viz. Piano, Melo-
deon, Guitar, Violin, Violincello, 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 pu, them IN
repair if desired.
Residence on South Fourth street.
Jan. l9, 1857. PRoF. =. HELD.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-07

IThc New Orleans Christian Adoocat
records the narrow escape of Bishop Ca
pers Catechism from being auniLilated
in Russell county, Ala