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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-25
ITO THE PUBLIC.

Thankful for your liberal patronage and eonh
ience in nay establishment, respectfully submit
that shall not change the price Of my bottled
LAGER BEER, PORTER. ALE. &c. daring the
summer season.
The following have been. and viii continue to bs
my charges:
Per dozen, anarts.--.e2 00l % cts allowed by re.
pints....... col turn OF the bottles
half piuts. 80 cents-hgtttes extra.
the latter ones Of gallons, package exclusively
TOR the city customers.) Philadelphia Ale 10 whole
cash.
N. R.-store and Bar keepers. CONSIDERABLE FER
sentage allowed. r. WILBACaEk,
18th st., between Main ard Cary.
Orders LETT with Messrs. Laidley Robnson. eorncs
eth and Franklin; Messrs. Dual q Norton. corner
promptly attended 10. my4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-25

LACK OF AIR IN SUBrERRANEAN WATERs.-On exam
lining the waters of the artesan we'll of Greneile,
France, with reference to the gasses present, NJ
Peligot has ascertaiued that they contain not the
least track of air. Subterranean waters ought,
therefore, to be erated before being used rs an all
ment, aud accordingly they are about to construct
at Grenele, species of tower, from the top OF
which the water will descend in innumerable
threads, so as to present as much surface as posi-
BILE to the air.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-25

HEATH, DEATH, DEATH-To COCK
- reaches, Bed Bugs. Moths. Fleas on Dogs Poul-
try, &c, and general insect exterminator. Try the
genuine Persian Insect Powder. Price Is ecu t. Der
bottle. Warranted TO contain no admixture of min
eral or vegetable poison, thing injurious 70
the health Of mankind For sale by
WAkING PEARCE, Druggists,
l0T Broad street, above 9Th,
An Is kichmAnd Va
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NALL IMPOR IONS.
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Nos. Prizes Nos Prizes. Nos. Prizes Nos Prizes
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RETAIL PRICES.
Good "Oolong" Black. SOC per ID.
Very best "0olong" Black. 75c per lb.
Good Green Young Hyson," 5,c Der ID.
Good =" Gunpowder =" 75c per Id.
Very best "GuDpowder," only 81 per Id.
WI LIAM king,
an 2t-bt and Eranklin street
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L 8 ) g.
ARM STRONG, GATOR & CO.,

RIBBONS, ALLLINER T. SILK GOODS FLOW
Frs STRA W BONNET,S AND RUCHE,
No 237 Baltimore street,
BETWEEN CHARLES AND HANOVER SITS BALTIMORE,
Offer stock unequaledi in variety extent and cheap.
ness. Terms strictly MONS or per cent off for
cash par funds. au 25-3ms
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ITIRGINIA WORM KIrLER-Clildre,

CRY for It'll This valuable sna popular prepare
Ion IL recommended with the greatest confidence
Past experience and test Of years having proved IL
De OF the beat safest and most reliable WernI
stToyers in use
Being prepared especially for children. il 10 swees
and pleasant to the taste andreadly taken BY them
safety d II contains OIL werm seed. turreniine or
other nauseous drug.
Prepared only b. u. j. PIc0T. and for sails ty
Druggists generally. Aun
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eo.d By Dsasssss aad aroosrs ssasrsns through
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-25
WANTS.

WANTED TO HIRE-For the balance
~ OF the year, o large Girl or Woman. to DO gen.
eral house work. For such will suit, liberal
price Will be paid. Apply at this office.
an 21-2t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-25

DURE CIDER VINEGAR-For Pick
ling. for sale by WILLIAM KING,
au 23-5t sand Franklin street
EuR HIRE-A Female Servant, for the
4 balance Of the year. who is good Cook. Wash
or and Ironer. she may be seen from 10 O'clock A
al, to O'Clock P n at our office.
au 25-2t JAS NJ TAYLOR & SON.
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NEW, VALUABLE and INTERESTING
~ SUMMER READING BOOKS,

kOR SALE rs Shares Virginia Cen
trail Railroad Stock also
virginia State and other securities.
au 25-3t w PURCELL co
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-04
Northern Central.

We are gratifld to learn from an au
thcutic source, that the Northern Central
Railroad will be flushed aud cars running
to Sudbury by The first Of July next. This
gives an unbrohen line by rail- from Har-
rlsburg to WiiIiamspOrt, and theuco to
the roads Of western New York. The
time to Niagara falls will then be reduced
to about l. hours, and to Erie less than
sixteen hours.
The completion Of the Northern Central
will be an era worthy Of remembrance.
The stockholders and officers have ''pcrse-
vegeI under difficulties in the prosccu-
ton Of their enterprise, steadily and con
iiIcuuy, Notwithstanding thc financial col
.apSc, until its consummation is placed be-
yond doubt. Their bridge across the
Sgsqnchauna, at Dauphin, near a mile in
length, Is one Of the most stupculouS and
substantial structures in the country and
the other portions Of their work, including
bridges, road way anu track, have an ap-
pcaranco OF strength, solidity and porma-
ncncc highly crcdiiabIe to the engineers
AID contractors. Iha. . i.eh reward
with the advantages Of the line,
Will question.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-04
4 tmlGburQ { brollitIr.
freedom, national: Slavery. srclional,



so ! A1 Nc" oTk American tract >"
e'e'y' iI'' year, gave very dcc'tcd irF"''S
s''s 'l'''''2't' 10 ITS principal Committee
10 luOI''" tracts showing the du'ieS oI
i'-''''S T. ''''''' 'od d1S'aSea 10 eoun'
'''''' '''S '',' IL AD1 '''J''"s e''Is oi the
7'.''' '"' '-'''"s l' ! '0i'''"'e 10 I"'',
.,.' j. ''1''iy' however 5',0'''' ana
'"S ''mnl''e' umIly "4'hifl" from
in''',l'l'n q p 1' essay On the f@"''y
h'!4''n' "H'th A-1 been prepared ana
".@sn-' D! 'A,m i'F the Ff'"s. AT The
.H'y '''y''''s o. Tue 92'i-'y III N'" ',L'
''' '''-' .n nus VI 'ny '''j VII" 'us pro ia.
'.'S ana hl'''hA' cotton ministers All
''. Tue I u''n' 'A'ii'H III large numbers
''''-'" ''-' '''"'"i'''y' ana 'u''''ic'
}" ''.''S I'.O'''' 10 'D"' 'u'''' ai,'f
many ''''' .iI' y "''.D'f'' u prevent inc
q al, "'Io "'uoi'J l'o" 0'l'G heard
'u''.s 'A' '','u,aion' II 'e'~'' oo' '"'.
"t '''''I'9 "'''' U'''iiSS me fAs' o'r'so'd
d. It's Counter "c" ''1'l iHculC4'ihS TIC
'".''. = 90 o''''.' ~ "'"$'s's pu' '"ey IT,
...' % 1''U" Tue ."u'I'' oi 'he olh'r
'''i'H u '"' '''@''On % DC incU'e-''l
IT. mus 'a'e' ''7'l' '"l' 'n'''ca''y On 'h'
s'.'' u o''' g > ana Is h'' even "'U''' Oh
'',. % ..'' u 'u' u!
49, '.' -N''', ''''' III l '1'' ro''''y' I'll
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-04
Transfer of the State Canals,

Tho Governor has issued his proclama
ton announcing the transfer Of the public
works Of the State to the Sudbury AND
Erie Railroai Company.
Wisdom is justified in her works If
the assistance thus derived from the State
enables the company to open their road
through as ouiemPla;ed, to connect with
the great lakes auI railroads of the wes
the policy by which it has been given will
be triumphautly riudicltei A thorough
fare will be opened that will-sccure to
Phllalci iphia Just portion OF that vast
trade Of the northwest, all OF which now
goes TO swell the commerce, wealth aud
population Of New York Besides this,
the road will open broad district, en-
braciug about one fourth of our entire
state, aJoundiug III minerals, forests, and
agricultural capabilities, which have been
hitherto unIcYclopcd in consequence of a
partial system that has penetrated other
sections b. turnpikes canals, and railroads,
a1l lett this without even the ordinary
means Of approach. Here is a field for
exhibiting the wonderful power Of rail
road in creating material wealth and pop
ulatiug uuiuLabited regions, equal to any
IN cur country. Lei the road be finished
and all the expectations Of its most san
gu!ue friends will be more than realized
lu remalking upon the sale, the L. S.
Ii. Il. and Mining Register, Of Phi!Alcl,
Phia, says "Pcnnsyl' ANA, therefore, is no
longer the owner Of any Public Woks ;
for it l. not likely that she will ever re-
sumo possession OF the Erie and Wiconi5co
canals, or either Of them, by paying the :
incurred by said companies .
against those works, since the State con-
Seycd them, to secure their completion.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-04
Re 81 lEl::!sIstaGe q .
FOR SALE.

rEHE residence of the subscriber, IN
LrwIsbur", in the most beautiful part of
the Borough. The house IS OF brick, 4lN3S
feet, with two story back buildings, built with
oul regard 10 cost and III he best manner.
Brick partitions, hrifsed floors, and a veuti!a-
ting Hue with patent register in each room,
painted and papcred throughout. II has l3
rooms, with front veraudl, and a back pore h
25Nl2 feet, shaded 10y vines and commanding
a line view OF the SuSquehluna, and an ex-
tru~iye landscape bouIded by the Montour
mountain. The cellar, IN which nothing has
ever frozen, is light. perfectly dry, and rat
proof. 4 well Ct pure spring water ~ the
kitchen door, with pump. cIatern holding
- hogsheads, with the wafer brought into The
Kitchen. Slabi.ua for TWO carriages, two hOr-
,rs, and a COW well arranged with bins, &c.
Hen house, pigeon house, tool house, smoke
house, &c. The best grated fruit IN great
quantity and variety, just coming juto bearing,
Vi: apples, pears, p!umS, cherries, ounces,
mulbcules, fl5crt~, necfariues, gooseberric>,
curranls, raS pherrirs, straw berries, b.acLbCr-
ues, &c. Ornamental trees and shrUJbery in
great variety, and Of superior kinds. Eight
nsuIshing vines of Calawba and Isabella
crane, with extensive and permanent arbor5.
Garden 100 feet square, IA fine order, with
dry gravel walks aud neat edginss. The truIt
aud shrubbcry mostly from Buist's nursery
near Philadelphia.
Thrlutc utcuu'alns nearly three acres. Of which
from Two 10 three thousand dollars worth Of
buiidiug lots might be sold, and still leave
space equal to four or five ordinary building
Its. including the outbuiidlrgs and most Of
the iruIt aud shrubbcry.
Terms one tenth cash, and the remainder
in five equal annual payments-S2 400 may
remain iu permanent mortgage TO the Uni
.er>ily. Possession given at any tinc.
June, ISIS. HOWARD MALCOM.
Al,o-,hrce lois near the Cemetery, two o:
10 feet front each, and one of 80 feet; the usu-
al depth. L13-l
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Labors Of the Superintendent.

In.ra Is DO Oiticer in the State who's,
hbols 'rc 50 oucrous, and whose compen
=..Ion comparatively 50 small; as that oi
th- Superintendent Of Common Schools
Ia ujit.JR to his home or bureau lutic.
to the mulIiiAIious complaints aud qGes.
tlous iion every scluoi district OF our
- "-%sh ~'h stSea - attend institutes
nnt conventions Ia all parts # the State.
lie has no extra compensation for this,
except what may be raised among those
Nd invite him-anl they are generally
poor school teachers themselves. To il
iustrate the drafts upon lis locomotive
powers, and his absences from home, We
take the following from the Democratic
Eprcss Of Easton (in old Northampton
county, 1of the 10th ut:
The Hon. Henry e. IEIcEok, State
Superintendent of Public Schools, who
bad been called here On business, some
time during last week, yesterday visited
the H'Ch School and The subordinate Pub
lie Schools, IN company with the Drcc.
ioIs. lie appeared to be well pleased
with the management AMI condition Of af
fans in these institutions, contrasting So
f9rcitl ly with what he had previously been
led to believe through other sources
Though small in stature, his countepauce
Is sharp aud intellectual, while his bear
"s Is very e'-'''uf ana d!sni"'a. lie
iii ,r,. 'lI;c.-,:'a I;c'' =, ' ;'.'u.n, "'e'1'3
sr.,cs the bcbor5.r nc tba ,crr5 '','' :I ,,J''
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-04

GENERAL AssENBLV-fheO Oh School
Presbyterian annual meeting, held in New
Orleans last month, comprised about 25O
delegates, and adjourned to meet mex,
year il indianapolis, Ind. The New
School slaveholiiDg faction asked for 4
union, on condition that the Q. S. church
should sag nothing about Slavery which
modest dictatiOn was promptly and unani-
'aously declined, and the Pro Slavery
fr'so. CHI stauds IN uuenyicd, isolated
i-icponlencc.
The New School organization me, in
Chicago, and will NEE! next year in VII.
minGton, Del. The seeding Pro-slayerv
IIrsby 'eriaus sent in a very strong re-
g1.r' Tor the return to them Of some fund.
"..eh they nld contributed say - r,r
81 sa' 'Lst' Application vas POSTPONED.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-04
Eetfercd with Gold

in lcgiblc and durable characters. to order.
MUSIC PORTFOLIOS, &c, made to sui
customers.
Lettering and Binding heretofore done by
the Milton Binders, can be executed by rs in
a carrePoHding style, as we have their tools,
types, and designs.
A good Binicry has long been desired
IN this vicinity. and we can therefore most re-
specilui'y solicit the public patronage trusting
that II will he sufficient to repay the outlay
and risk. - Rent, tools, stock, and work
men all requiring money, We shall expect
PAl on DELIVERY of all work - We
ln'ead 10 charge moderate, REASONABLE and
uniform prices, on the Live and Let Live"
rrnciPle-and hope to make it 4 permanent
business.
Oiicc in the center Of Market Square, north
side, second storey, adjoining the CnnoxrrLE
and Telegraph Offices, third door from the
Post Office.
WORDEN & CORNELIUS. Prop'rs.
HENRY L. DOWNING, Agent.
shurg, May /, 1858.
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LOON THIS NAE,

NOTICE! NOUCE!. NOUCE,t,
TT AVlNG just returned from the Civ
with an unuSally large Stock and well
selected, and am now prepared TO sell goods
lower han can he bought elsewhere on ,b.s
side of Philadelphia.
Hardware Hardware >: Hardware -,
Naiis-NaiIs-LockS, Latches. Fir-es
Screws, Glass, Putty, Pants, Ol-iD fact
everything you may want 10 build vour-
self a hrSt-raie house or barn twenty rer
cent lower than ever before. Til, trs, ,
THIS trGVtt
CARPENTERS. here Won can get the ceIs.
traieL Greenfield Planes, Spear \ Jackscn's
hand. tsnon and mp Saws. Butchers. Bca,,y's
anu Brady ChiSels and Plane Irons. pa.snt
and common Braces. Brace Bits. AursIs.
Squares. GuaseS, Iron Screws. Compass saws
Hamond' . Hammers, sc.
BlackSmlths arOn-IRON-IRO
kINDS-Bar. Scollop. Tyre. Oval. Round and
Square-CaSt Steel, Spring and English Stesl.
Nl>es, Anyi.S, Bellows Screw Plates. etc.
HOUSEKEEPEES, Table Knives and
Forks, Carvers. Spoons, Kettles, Lamps, Can
Gle-ti'Ss Coffee Mills. Olc,orhs Mats, Pans Bowls e.
HtLL FtfkE-You Will find all tie abo,e uirs .
great many more At the HAEuwsEr ASD IRoN sroEGof
JOSEPH N'FApnFN
-,.,. in the oll eEAaAN Stand, LEWISRURG. Pa
THIS U1If zHLS T4Ty
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-04
BRICK FOUNDRY EOR SAFE

~~p The subscriber offers 90 sell the
T..s - -sEA large Brick Foundry a; he vesr
-=SsS- a1eud Of Market street. including
asSz-sl1s-s=sz, the Nareroom, OtIce. and tie
Machinery attaChet-aiSo d large aB.oun.~If
Patterns for Patent Rights for Agricultural
Machinery, Stores, &c. Il IS regarded as one
Of the best locations for good, safe business.
The Prupr.etoI't time is wholly engrossed a
another employment, which Is the reason lie
desires to dispose Of this Foundry. Fer ar
further particulars, address
WILLIAM PRICK. Lewisburr.
Feb. 1858 I-nion 70 p,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-04
WOnument Commissioners.

ILe Commissioners APPOINTED by th,
act Of the Legislature to receive proposal!
and make arrangements for he erection 0
Monument in memory Of the peuusylya
Ma soIdiers who fell in the Mexican war
met yesterday Afternoon, at two oclock in
the Executive chamber, at the Capitol.
GOV. Packer, was called to the chair.
Gov. Geary was chosen Secretary.
Rcsolcsol, That this board will receive
plans and specifications for the erection Of
Monument to the memory of the citi,
zens Of Pennsy lyana who were slain or
lost their lives in the late war with Ncxi
co, to be erected on some suitable spot ON
/ the public grounds at Harrisburg. TO be
selected by the commissioners, and that u
premium Of two hundred dollars will be
awarded i'r the plan which may be aiop.
ted, the cost Of the plan which may DO
al ptCd, tie cost oI the Monument not to
exceed the sum of thirty thousand dollars
Plans, Specifications, and Estimates to be
addressed TO the Governor, at Harrisburg
On or before the first day Of July next.
Hlsa'ced, That sealed proposals will be
receive at the Executive Chamber, at uar-
risburg, up to II O'Clock VI, Of the 4th
day Of August, for the erection of Mon.
umcnt for The purpose above indicated.
Rrsoiccj, That the Secretary he direct
ed to publish the necessary notices for
plans, lettings, &c.
Resolrcd, That all papers throughout
the State friendly to the object, be respect
fully requested to publish these proceed
ings,-Iier0ld, Nay H.
WASHINGTON, May 28.-In tho Grim
inal Court this morning, the case of J.
W. Wolcott, the late recusant witness in
the Lawrence, Stone & Co. investigator
by the Special Committee of the House of
Representatives, was for the third time
called ". The counsel for the defendant
moved i continuance Of the trial, and
read a letter and dispatches from his eli
cnt. The Court, however, refused to
postpone, and forfeited the recosuizlnco
OF SiooO given for his appearance.
WAsuIHGToy, June Lord Napier
has desired that his despatch to Admiral
Stewart, commanding the british squad
ron in the Gull, sent from Washington
yesterday, be forwarded from Halifax By
a special steamer to Bermuda. lie has
advised the Admiral to order the discon.
tinuance Of the visitation of Americap
vessels, pending the insiruc,ipns of her
Majcsty's Government
ST. LOUIS, Nay .3l.-Thirty boxes of
muskots have been shipped from Jefferson
City to the border counties, in charge of
Qaartsrmaster General Hackney and In
spcctor General B!akey, with the Inferred
design Of rePclliDg the INVASION of Mssou-
n By marauiing bands from Kansas. /;
IS probable tina, The militia may be I'll .
d cut.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-04
A4Hs H III. ORWgs.,
Attorney q! Eav

4 htFICE on south Second near Narks, $.
~ RlSBUEG, PA.
! 2 All Professional Business entrusted ?,
ms care Will be faithfully and promptly a,ten-
lec ID Sept. Il, 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-04
ORPHANS COURT SALE,

NJ ILL .e exposed to Public Sale, on the
W premises, in Limestone tonnship. Ia
ION county. on .aflTdog, June 10. 1888, GER
tam tract or piece Of land situate in the
above township, adjoining lands Of Lewis
Rlnkard. Emanuel Walter, John VI. TAYLOR
and others, containing Thirty Fire .icrss. more
or less, with the arpurtenanccs. The In
provcmcntS are, one story and half Frame
House. = small Bank Barn, \ ouurss7.
EE1 Orchard,Sc. The land IS all cleared -.
and IN 4 good state of cultivation.
sale 10 commence al 10 o'clock \. ".
MARIA ZIMMERMAN, Aim'x
Nay =. l>s Cf .l.v4s yr,r,-rr.r,y ,l,,tf
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-04

EXECUTORS' NOTGCE.-Nouceis is
hereby given, that the undersigned have
been appointed Executors Of the estate OF
Mrs. MARY SWARIX. late Of White Deer
township, Union counI", deceased. All persons
indebted 10 said estate are requested to make
Immediate payment. and those having claims
against 1t will present them properly anthem
ticatcd for settlement.
GEORGE J. SWARTZ, Exec
JACOB SWARTX. \ulors
New Columbia, April ~, 1858
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-04

Pa.ts ling . the frie-- iu I1.Ila .-l.s
Di tLe ritTCn, the CraLgs suI ne.
Thy -Ins q 'ii- iraL-snre 20 las4eh b IlE9s..
r.. the breeze 20 each tr1gira! cline
L~' Tie rpI-Ur. h,s=t q each b u eaqr-e, t.
Tie favor gf zine 0T French tr4l--,
Ut none of thr list named above ra4 --.l,afs
with Mrs. D4SalEssBIL Cel-y.
Rich Ii-sa. and fruits. .ud sweet b1rs-s r.,,t..
or 'islsr & = % I'sure- daiutv; ~
Bus th- cue ri1n ~ this all not debate
Yet each have afH4irers n plenty.
HitlAl there Is none Cf them la! u4raA .-.y.r
fT.u the sweet gratinx chilI D the tal-v.
A. The swr-.tsst q sEEETs, eysryshsrs l15!s-4
! mean NTs DENgETssLlf's Candy.
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= MARRIED

fET married when you wish, cnly so YOU
~ call at N'FADDIN'S HARDWARE
STORE, and get first rate COOK STOVEs,
frs, cest, as want 10 close out nv stock uC
cook stoves. JOS. M'FADDlN.
Lewi>5ur-, March II. 1888.
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SHERIFFiS SALES.

DY virtue Of suLdry wri'> ui Neu.Ev.is,ued
} ont 90 ihcCourt Of CcmmouPleas oi DnIon
County and 90 me directed, WI. expose 10
Public sale or Outcry un the dates and at the
places following, to wit:
GA FRIDAY, the 25th Of June inst, on the
Premise. Al 10 o'clock p. NJ, certain Trac,
%; Land situate in Bulialoe township. and
county aforesaid, bounded north by lands Of
Robert Strayhorn, west by lands Of George
Hciscr, south by lands Of Peter ReHHer, and
east by lands Of Adam HamIcr, containing
Five Acres, more or less, with the appur,en-
auCCS, Whereon arc erected twO-StOTey frame
Dwelling House, frame Barn, Blacksmith 8
shop, young Orchard. a well OF good Water
with Pump, Sc, &C, with the d7Tur;rnau-
ces. Is the properly Of Thompson q. stray
horn.
Saturday. the 10Th 7lay of June inst. at 10
O'Clock, \. NJ, al the Public House OF LaWshe
d Brewer, at Lcwi> burg, the oue-ih.rj part uI
Il certain Lot Of Ground sItuate IA the Eoru'
of L"WIlturg. marked on the town plan No.
LIZ, bounded north Jv =. Ca,har!Ee street,
west by an alley, south by 'ol NO. l2i. and
east ty Third street, wheTson are erected
two-storey Dwelling House, frame Stable.
Coach House, &c, with tie apTurtenanceS.as
the interest OF Pcrc.yal q. Hartman IL the
above described property.
Saturday, the 81 DAY Of JuIv next, at = o'clock
=. NJ. q, the Public House OF Charles Crotzer.
in Wet BuiIaloe township, certain Lot OF
Ground situate in the Borough Of Mflilnburg,
bounded north by the Derr>;own & Young
manst1wn Turnpike road, west by lands Of
George NADER and John keber, south by lands
OF John DttU iier, and east by lands Of George
Nader cgu,aire Two Acres, more or less,
n'Usc, name 'S'd6le' y asCn -'ned. DC, &c
with tie aPpurienanccS, as the property Of
Charles >,ces.
On Saturday, the 10Th Of July next at
O'Clock, =. W.. n the Public House of William
l.. Ritter, in New Columbia, certain Lot of
Ground situate IN New Columbia bounded
north by lands Of Jacob Dcullcr. west BY an
alley, souh by lands Of David Vartz and east
by Second street, containing Three-Fourhs Of
m Acrc, more or less. with the appurtenances,
as the property Of Abraham Anceny.
DANIEL u. GULDIN, sheriff.
Sheriff S Office, Icwishurg, June l, SIS
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MON BsaERY

co y L I, G TIONERY.
fs'HE subscriber respectfully takes This NJ.
L thod TO inform the citizens of LeviSbr-g
and vicinity IN general, and the Ladies IN r7r
uculai, ihal he has opened Bakery urI
confectionery. on Marke, street. in Mr..
heaveTS Building. where he will be ready p
supply all who mny favor HIM with a ca
with the best Of everything in MS l.ne of tu-
>,ncsS. BREAD, CAKES and CONFFC.
IIuNERH on hand at all times. Beng
practical Baker and Confectioner fer upwards
OF twenty-five years, he feels confdsntthata'l
VINO ia'or nm with call or give him a tIial
shall not be disappointed. WEDDINGS and
Parties supplied az the shortest notice. on the
most reasonable terms. All sorts Of Orua.
mental Work done 70 order.
BREAD delivered al Houses al an times
when desired. CHARLES HFINER.
LewIsburg. Oct 7, 1857.