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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13
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MARRIED.,

In Lcwisburg. 10th inst by Prof q. II. Bliss, RICH
AEDF. CHAW FORD, of BeJen III. and Miss MAGGIE
KEENER, of the former place. May happiness and
prosperity attend the happy couple in their western
home.
In Milton, Goth ult-, Rev. Dr. Watson, ANDREW J.
FoEESMAN, and Miss ELIZABETH SCllOOLEY, Of
Washin gtou township. Lycoming county.
ON the Eth ult bv Rev. 5. bonner, u. ". GOUGLEE,
and Miss LIZZIE ANN OFT, both of Selinsrrove.
ON the jth inst, by Rev H. Bausman, DANIEL IA
FER and Miss MATILDA NOLL. both Of East Buffaloe.
In sunbury. 10th inst. by Rev. Dr. Malcnm J. LEON
ARD WEIGHT, of Vermont, Engineer the y. C. Rail
road, and Miss MARY E. Daughter Of Charles Weaver.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13
L1itO,

In Lewisturg. on Wednesday TIE llth inst, Mis-
HANNAH BLACK in the 59th year of her Her i'll!
ness was long aud painful: but she sustained by
Christian Hope. and rational 10 the very last Her fu
neral viii take place this iFrlay morning at 10 O'Clock
In Chiliisl Aug - JOSEPH son oi Nicholas and
Sarah Errnst aged 10 months and Ii days.
in Iui1ao- township 9Th inst, ADA, daughter Of John
and Elizabeth Yoier. aged about mos.
Ia LewishurE eth inst. WILLIAM u. son Of Dennis
and IIctty Purscl aged months and y days.
Al harrisburg June 90. MATTHIAS REED. aged c.
YEAR, months DAYS The deceased was born aud re-
sil,, in Northumberland county until few weeks pre-
Nious to his death.
In Sacramrnto CITY California, the 81 ut Of CON
stnnrtjon ROBERT MCUELEN. son Of jacob M'Curley,
Of hite Deer, Union county, A-yi - years
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

~ THE property situated on the NE.
EIs corner of Market and Seventh streets.
The House was built IN 1917, and IS IN
good repair. 1t contains nine rooms, finished
attic, and large, dry cellar. There Is an Ice
House, Stable. Carriage House, and all other
on the lot.
The Yard and Garden are well stocked
with choice Fruit Trees, Shrubbery, &c.
Possession will be given on the lSt OF Octo-
ber next.
For further particulars apply 10
WI CHAMBERIIN,
Admir- Of Estate Of John ChambcrlIn, dec d.
=
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X \ \ = \ S.

KANSAS ERECT, She will not bow
Her head to dark Corruption's power:
She spurnd its threats, aud see her now,
In hi, her great, triumphant hour.
"If thou fall down AMI worship me-
Said Satan to the Holy One
"Thjne are enrth's kingdoms stret hing fair
From Orient to the setting SUM-
Twas then the great incarnatc "Wori'
Quot-d Gods awful higher law
And hul, Truth. Omnipotcnt,
Gould make cen Satan shrink in awe.
ali ye fall down and worship me-"
said the great Slave power through its tools,
"Thcu rich in fertile lands yen be
NOW pray don't be fanatic fools -
Sail Kansas frcem n, Those are wise
Who take stern Justice for their guide;
Who do a. they would Lee done hy,
And al! ure wrctclicl slaves lrsiie'
Happy the Young and rising State,
Which catches zen one heavenly ray
From the great "Suu Of lishtconsne.,,'
10 guide hsr tre:-to light her way!
o. fair young Kansas, She has spurn"d
The dark. corrupt insilious boon"
And shc demands her equal right,
Clear as the brilliant rays Of noon
Aud .hr sIpr blrs her equal right
10. fr..ns~u ,e'r. the Jurors now:
LIT YOUR stern. righteous verdict, li-ht
With jos L"r pure majestic brow
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13
Fruit Thieves.

Some Of our citizens, in town and coun-
try, complain that small boys, (aud some
of larger growth make practice Of
entering their premises, and steal fruit
&c, therefrom. An example sh aid be
made of these lads for their own benefit,
Many highway robber who now inhabits
a prison cell, commenced his criminal
career by stealing articles Of lille ralue,
Dishonest habits contracted in youth, have
led to the ruin Of thousands. Boys who
read this item, commit to memory the
the scriptural injunction, "thOu shalt not
s,cal," and ever remember that "honesty Is
the best policy"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13

ra. Has anybody heard that the Union
was dissolved ? Any crack in Union
crockery, anywhere? And yet Bill Big
Ter and his Southern friends, last Congress,
all proclaimed in advance, with tears in
their eyes, that the Union "couldn' t
stand' if tue "ba.auco of power" was bro
ken, and another Free State admitted
without haviug-at the same timo-a
Slave State to balance" it. And yet
Free Minnesota was admitted, and enslayed
Kansas was not admitted Where is your
dissolution" Beef Bigler, What State
has seeded? Aud when we bring in
Kansas aud Oregon as Free States, what
State will be fool enough to try NuIlifca-
ton?
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FOR SALE.

TT,HE subscriber offers fer sale that large
new, modern built, double brick house
nearly opposite the new Presbyterian church
adjoining the residence of DR.. Hayes. INC
house is built in the best style, rat-Proof, ana
well guarded against fire. A good Well o'
Water. and Cistern of never-faillng water
Terms made easy, and will be known on aP'
plica,ion TO JoNA HAN
-wisbur- Aug s, 1883.
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SAKE has Left:

GALL on neghbor GIBSON-HATTER-
" His big Sign will show the place,
You're hard 10 please! o well. no matter
His hats are made with style and grace.
Both in workmanship and pattern
Gibson catches each new style,
And these HatS-so light and bcauteous-
Are so cheap twill make you smile!
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NOTICE,

Is hereby given, that the Books and Notes
i of the late Firm of BROWN & STERNER
are transferred to me, and therefore all those
persons knowing themselves indebted 10 said
Firm are requested 10 pay the same 10 J. \.
MERTZ, Esq. in whose hands have placed
said Books and Notes for collectOn-on or
before the 2lst day of Aug. inst.-or You may
expect COSTS. GEO. REED.
LewiSburg, Aug. ., 1858
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M2W SlDAg, MglT hDDDS
VIM. l. L. I'll. KcONn.

W nl. ~ }. IL. Brown.
Market ST., above Fourth, Lcwisburg.
\ LARGE assortment of new Spring
! \ and Summer Goods Just received consls-
ung of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Coatings, ,Ncstings
and summer Wear Of all kinds.
An assortmen, Of DRESS GOODS, viz:
CalicOeS, Challies, Lawns. DeLaines,
Barcges, Dress Silks, Ginghams,
dc. SHAwIs, a full assortment.
LINEN AND WHITE GooDS.-lrish
Linen, Blcachcd and Brown Drill
ings, Sheetings, &c.
Groceries, Hardware, Cedarwarc.
Queens and Glassware, Fish, Salt
and Plaster.
Call and examine for yourselves. Produce
of all kinds taken in exchange for goods.
May Z, 1883
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For SALT,

VNHE residence Of the subscriber. on -
Market street In the Borough oiEzra
Lewisburg. The house is of BRICK, well
finished in every respect.
Terms-One half 10 be paid between this
and the FIRST day OF April next; the balance
TO be paid IN two, three or five years, as may
suit the buyer. Possession given any time.
June ., 1855 ISAAC WALTER.
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- sec New Advertisements.

EpR,ruM.-E. B. Campbell, Of Jersey
Shore, and NOT Francis I. Carpenter as
stated On our frst page to day,was elected a
Trustee of the University, &c.
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Ee.rSsbssrY. ia.
FpyD.Y MORNING, AUG. -, 1898

.rvrpTIyE,-Nanutacturc Merchants, NrrhNii'r'
ratli. oi,.rs in city and Country fnhtrlcrr-
a. who wish buy or se~nla 40 sir ~s ba. iare
e''uulA. -, " ,ir,ul,tion in a community containing
,ar proportion Of active ,"Ise"t producers
md dealers, a, any in the state .--
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13
To Tax Collectors and Tax Payers.

A 4 the Aug. Ad. Court ii is expected that
~ the Tax Collectors will be runc'ual at
least in paying part of their duplicates, or II,
will be impossible to pay the Jurors, without
issuing orders, which will be very disagreed
be To all concerned Collectors, by referring
to their warrants, will perceive that they are
bound to settle their duplicates in three months.
II. 7. SHELLER, TGeas'r.
N. B.-Collectors knowing their indebted
ness for '57. will please attend TO Tins notice.
July 30, 1858.
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A HOME FOR SALE!

r OF on North Third street, adjoining the
IL property of Archibald M'Coy, in Beck's
addition TO Lewisburg, containing i3 feet on
Third street and l13 feet in depth TO the alley
ON which is erected double Frame -
House with appurtenances. This Prop-lil-a
eIy will be sold cheap for cash or upon easy
terms of credit Title undlsputed. 20 A good
opportunity TO secure a HOME upon easy
terms. Apply TO
Aug. =, 1858 JOHN B LINN, Agent
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13

sS-Our young friend JouN \, GRlER,
"a Assist Eng'r L. S Navy has Just re-
cciycd orders to join the [. $. Steamer
Fulton, which is now preparing for the
Paraguay expedition, at Washington.
There are three steamers and three sailing
vessels already drafted for this expedition.
They are expected to sail about the lst of
U.;ober Mr. G. left Lewisburg on the
ll,h inst
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American Life Insurance & Trust Co..

(Capi,al Stock S500,000)
HtONPANY'S Buildings, Walnut street, Z
" corner of Philadelphia.
- Lives insured at the usual Mutual rates
or at Joint Stuck rates about 20 per cent. less
or at Total Abstinence rates the lowest in the
world. A. WHILLDlN, President
JoHS c. SINS, Sec.
747l GEO. F. MILLER, Agent, Lewisburg
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13
D0ES Disease originate in
II INPURITY or THE BLOOD?

This is a question of vital importance, and
which has been satisfactorily disposed OF by
the professors who teach the healing art some maintain
tnd especially the old school Ply scians that i srs ia
the blood and therefore all diseases originate in it: but
mpiern science that ailments have their origin W
both the solids and fluids Of the body That the latter
Preponderate, however il fixed fact, and nrdhs skil
has clearly demonstrated that at least twoLirts Of the
ills that human flesh is heir to- have their IA
InITRE STATE OF TIfE BLO"Di
A. for instance in the long ra,alogu such a,Scrofus
letter. .Rarhers Iteb- Pimpics. Botcb.s, Eryst~as,
Ulcers, Salt Eheum, discharges from the Er. Fever
sores or irruptive diseases OF any Lini-thesr are
taincd bv we'll known medical laws Tn arisc from al
blood while tn. highest m-lira! authOri"S darr that
most ievers originate in the and m"r- Tar
trulsrly Typhoid and Scarlet-th. former L"ins IN
trrnal and the latter an external rruptve Disease sni
in all persons attacked hy these malad-s the lloIi j.
found 10 be either coasulated or Of dark unhealthy
dnur.
To ward a large m,jority Of diff ss.s we'll T.
number which have already s.4ed ulon the ~
ten, At L. Necessary TO
ITRiFT THE BLOOD.
s.indscy's Improved Blood SearChcr
10 not claim 10 be bc
uNIyLEstL PASSCzA
r every di<esse known the pro" reiars claim fT il
q power only oi draining all inTufit,- o the
t,Vl. bat. by The skilful combination of writkn"wn
vegetable remedies. It viii all disease arising f-om
dersuec .st- of the liver, drive out Dyspepsia. and
giVr nrwr' ton" and 'g"r the stomach. That ths
Boop sEEcnFR Is all that cluimei it, the proprie
tors eau produce
TnE PROOF.
1t only few year, since II discovered, and
yet il has grown into such business that Labor
ntory has been built eNpr SLY for its uufacurr-a
large number If employed in putting it u, and
still thc
SUPPLY yor EQuAr THs DEMAND
We ask any cundid man, could this be If the Neli
cine did pos. the virtues claimed for it:
The Proprrtors have hundreds of certificates from
Of rrObity aul standing in t.. community showing
what the medicine il doing daily for the sun ring.
PEEspS
laa, xle.l ralie
eNperirnccd
Let the afflicted give it a tria-a single bottle will
cUnviure the most sk-pticrl of it, efficacy.
sold hy e. W Shafls Lrwi.Lur. d H. Miller. Niiiiin
burg: MCrcight 4 liaurk. Euifaioc y Roads: Euiy a
Uimmler.ich Farul-rsv-: Cumming. " timer. Iiar-
tcton: Beaver Co. Winfield Furnace; e. b. Eou,h,
New Berlin.
LINDSEY & LEMON. Proprietors.
Cm-IISj HOLIDAY sburs. Ia.
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rE-A lad named John Faust was
drowned iu ChllIisquaque creek on We'd
nesGay last. lie attempted to cross
dam on a smooth log, when he slipped
in, and was unable to get out in con>c-
quencc of the re1ction of the water.
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LEWSBlRG CHRONICLE WEST BRANCH FARMERAUG I3 1853

PUBLIC SALE.
nN Saturday, the 1lth Of Sep
~ tembcr next, at half past a. NJ.
the subscriber will expose TO public sale, his
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
including a superb .Eolian Piano Forte, Blu.
reauS, Mirrors, Statuary, Dinner and Tea Sets,
costly OIL Paintings, Engravings, &c.
Also,
a New Family Carriage, a Rockaway, and
Sleigh nearly new, Spring Wagon. harness.
Side Saddle, Stove, Pipe, Garden Tools, half
barrel ZINC Paint, canister OF Coach NarnISh,
&c, nc.
Also,
A large, gentle. BAY MARE, IL years old,
without blemish or fault, not afraid of locomo-
lives, &c. &c. &c.
TerMS.-All sums under $50 cash 4; over
thai and under $50 three months over $50
SIX months, approved notes.
Il Sale positive, rain or shine.
HOWARD MaLCON.
Lcwi,burg, Aug. -, 1858.
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DU WALLIS
GAANAMNG ON,

PrcpCrei originally by PROF II. DE IiLL,
Formerly o; the college of Surgeons, Paris,
Is NOW oIFEEED FJIIIc
O.: .fJrtts CaIc Of all Sire aud lJitm Diseases -ss
I'DH instaucc-rain soreness in any part Of the
system, lth-umatism, pain in the back. breast
sides, talri breasts, Neuralgia. Burns, Sprains.
Headache, Cramp in the Stomach, any other
disease that is SORE and PAINFUL, and IT is only
over flis class of diseases claim n PERFECT VIC
TORY We say positively 10 our patrons, We can
relieve thr sufferer 20 times out of loo We would
Just >ay 10 the public Prof Du Vail was - years in
bringing To- this medicine superiority over ali others
Price so cts Ir bottle pr ct off to the trade
Rs-all orders must b. addressed TO
] D. STONEROAD, Sole Agent for rs,
.IuIy'5-,y Le,cistoWH, N,fiH %. Ia
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13

rea-We would call the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement of CHECKER
ING & Sons, who have established a
branch house in Philadelphia, for the
sale Of their at Instruments manufacturers
prices. Their Instruments nave been
tested for thirty five years, and have given
them worldwide and enviable reputa-
ton, as the numerous testimonials now
before Us, fully certify. Any one wish
ing to purchase a Piano Forte, should
certainly give them q visit.
sn-This week and next, the Democracy
Of Union county are 20 decide between
Buchanan and Lecompton, VS.. Douglas
and Packer. Some are bent on condemn
ing every man, even the Governor himself,
who will not cry out, "Great and Demo
cratic is Slavery, and buchanan is his
Tresident..' Others approve the course
Of Douglas in opposing Lecomptonism,
aud the course of Packer in appointing
none but opponents of l.ecomptonism to
Office. Others want to be on both SIDES,
and cry "Good Lord and good Devil y"
not knowing whether Douglas or the Slave
power will come upper most in the Charles
ton Couvention-and then, as they may
want bit to suck from the Governor as
we'll as the President, they wouldn't offend
either Mr.. Buchanan wants his friends
to be on one side or the other-:tor Or
or against him for Buchanan OR Packer
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13

1ayOur latest adeces from the Allan
tie Telegraph are up to Wednesday Z. NJ,
which report the line iu splendid order
We exp ct the Queens message every min
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13

~ See advertisement DIR. Saniord's LIVER
ISyIGoaAroR IN another column of this paper.
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VNN NSMN.

nNE HALF the STORE ROOM occupied
~ by me aS Clock, Watch and Jewelry
store. Location for business good. SIZE Of
room for rent, II by - feet. u For terms,
anply 10 THO'S g. GRIER.
Market s.. between Isl and I'll
IewtSbur1 iup = 1883
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13

"oulu Tt>p'cUuiN inform lhe puoIiC ihdi ne
has on hand a fue assortment of Gold aud
Silver Lever and Leplnc WatcheS-a good
stock of Gold, Cameo and Masonic BreaStpInS
of the latest Style-Gold and Cameo Earrings
&c, which he intends To sell very cheap-ai>o
a splendid assortment Of Etaht-Day and Thirty
HourCLOckNand Time pieces. Every article
warranted to be what il Is Sold for.
The greatest care Will be taken IN sscpai-
ring and Cleaning of Clocks, Watches and
seweiry, and everything warranted 10 give
Saiisfaction.-PiraSe make him n call. and
give him some trouble 10 show his Watches
aud Jewelrv.-July 81. 1858
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DISSOLUTION.

UlSOULU lOl4.
NOTICE is hereby given that the late firm
" of William Bro,rn. Jr., and Jde"b Henry
Bro,rn trading under the name w. 4 J. II.
Brown, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business will be continued at the
old stand by William Brown, Jr., with whom
all accounts of the late firm are 10 be settled.
WILLIAM BROWN, Jr.
JACOB II. BROWN.
IewiShnrg. AngnSt =, iS1S
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Fits Fits Fits,
". HiNCEN VEGETABLE EXTRiCT
EpILEPTlC PILLS.

Far ihe Cure ct Ff', NpcSDiS, Cramps ant all
N.rroN anil Constitutional Diseases.
nERSONS who are labor!ug under this dis
trcSSlng maladv will find DR.. iIANCE'S
VEGETABLE EPILEPTIC PILLS TO be the
only remedy ever discovered for curing EpIl-
-psy ur Falling Fits.
1h->r Ii, p0scsS specific action on the nervous sys
tc AMI although they prepared especially Tor the
purpose o curing Fits they also o especial benefit
for all prr~uus al ctrd witt. weak nerves. whose
has been Frustrated or shattered from
caus. whatever In Chronic Complaints or diseases cf
long standing supcrinIucci by nervousness, they
exceedingly beneficial.
Iric. - per box, two boxes ror 81 Persons out Of
the city enclosing remittance will have the pills sent
them through the mail free Uf postage. For sale 10y
SETH :. HANCE, No. los BALTIMORE STREET, Balti
more, Md whom orders from all parts ot the Union
must br addressed, post paid. lyIlOso.
When DJ WALLIS GALNANIC OIL was first ntroduc-
ed iatu the market, II nrser thought of being aV
Piled by the proprietor to Lung Diseases, hut its being
applicable almost every other disease, the afflicted
have us-i this preparation in CunsumptiIn and. al
thou III has cured purely consumIve patient,
vet has saved many who have been prone to the disease
from early grave.
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ASTRAY!

ASTRAY!
CTRAYED from the premises oi ihe SUB
scriber, about the 29Ih INST, L W -
CALVES. one a dark red steer ageu SIX
months, the other light red steer, aged about
eight months, with some white spots ana d
white streak on his back. suitable reward
will be paid for their return, or informa'ion
which may lead 10 their recovery:
GEORGE Killing.
Kelly Tn tur. 10, 1855.
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PHYSICIANS recommend mutton as the
most wholesome meat, the easiest digested
and best suited to invalids, especially IN
hot weather. while pork as everybody
knows. is the most unhealthy flesh eaten.
Our people cat too much pork and too
little mutton. And yet mutton can be
produced pound for pound a, less than
half the price of pork, yields more nour.
i>hment when eaten, and keeping sheep
does not exhaust farm to the extent that
feeding hogs does We should like to see
in the papers fewer accounts Of big pigs
and mere Of fat sheep.
Charles u. Eldred is out in the Lyconi-
ing Ga,.tte with pretty spicy commuui-
ca,ieu, in which be handles the Canal De-
mocracy without gloves, and gives the
Governor a dig under the fifth rib.
During a severe thunder storm about
eleven o'clock on wednesday evening of
last week, large barn belonging TO II. n.
Hanpa, opposite Lock Haven, was struck
by lightning and entirely consumed,
About seven weeks since malignant
tumOr appeared on the jaw Of Harrison
bartholomew, a young man, residing near
Milton. lie went to Philadelphia for the
purpose Of having it removed. The oper-
aiion was performed in fifteen minutes
batthe unfortunate man died on the follow
ins Thursday. Hisrcmains were broueh,
tome and il:t.reI
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BLACKSMITHING !!
BUFFALO HOUSE,
LEWISBURG, UNION CO., PI.
l.. ID. BREWER, Proprietor.
HfIIIS HnmSn l. Tho lnrnnSt and mOSt

l.. ID. BREWER, Proprietor.
THIS House is the largest and most
/ spacious in Lewisburg, and situated op-
po>ite the Court House, on the most elevated
and pleasant part of the town. The proprie-
tor who has recently purchased OF the late
firm of Lawshe q Setod. has spared neither
pains nor expense in re!ittng and re-turnish-
Ing the House.
His Rooms are spacious and airy, and not
only calculated 10 add 10 the convenience and
comfort Of the travelling community, but also
those who would seek pleasant summer re-
sort with families.
His Table is spread with every luxury
that the market can afford.
The Bar is furnished with all the choicest
liquors.
The stables and Carriage House
are spacious, aud attended by the most care
full CStlcTS.
~ The proprietor hopes that, from ms long
experience in the. business. and by unremi,-
ting attention on his part, combined with
ludicious selection of the most careful and al
lentIve servants, he may he entitled To the Ia
yorable consideration of the public, and re-
ceive a share of their patronage.
ry'Plcase give him call and Judge for
Yourselves. July |, 1855
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13
Fresh GROCERIES,

u .NU ItV v I'TV.' VT ENN~''Nu
y from Baltimore, VIZ.
1000 lbs. good to prime Brown sugar,
3.0OU lbs. refined Sugar.
100 gall. extra Goiden syrup,
1000 Us. Rio Coffee,
500 lbs. city cured ana smokd Bacon.
Extra No. Naeker.l IN whole and half bbls
do No. HeUIngs
North Carolina Tar, Prime Chewing Tobacco,
Cedar Ware, Willow Baskets, &c. &C.
rVAH of which Will be sold al fair rates.
BEAVER, KREMER Il Mcclure
Iewl>burs. July Il, l~5S