Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-11-12
INFORMATION WANTEp.-Leonard AL

len, respectable inhabitant Of Friends
vile, Susquehanna county, left his resi-.
dcnce aud family on the 18th day of Sep.
tembcr, on business visit to Towanda,
Bpghamptou, and the adjacent country ;
his family, being much distressed On ac-
count of his abseucc, are appreben>ive that
some serious calamity must have happened
to lin, or that he Is laid up with sickness
in some remote or secluded place, from
which he can not communicate with them.
Any communication from him, if living,
or from any other person having seen him
or knowing where he is, will be gratefully
received by his afflicted family.
SINGULAR AND SOLEMN CAsE.-Thc
following Instance is noticed in tie last
Lewisto"u Hcss, among the proceedings
OF the Miiiiin county court:
"CommonweaIlh,v VS.. Levi Sultzbaugh,
Indicted Tor selling liquor without license.
A true bill. Nov. -, 1888, case referred
to jury, aud the defendant found guilty in
manner and form as indicted. The de-
fcndant ia the above case was uncxpe ectediy
called TO the Bar OF the Great Judge, Con
yesterday morning. since his trial, and
before the sentence Of the Court was pro
nouuced. Mr. s. was an aged man, n
jew, and lived at Lilley's Mills, in this
county, where he had been engaged in
mercantile persuits.
The Mayor of Philadelphia, VIC see it
stated, has resolved to suppress street
begging The Lancaster Guardian has
an amusing article, showing the manner Of
living-by regular circuits-Of some of
the street country beggars in that region
Judge Pearson, of Dauphin, decided that
Cons'ablcs should take up and commit all
public beggars. 1t is everywhere desired
that system be devised to stop all kinds
of aims begging, BY supplying the needy
with comfortable home, making all work
who can, and absolutely supIressing va
graucy.
Jacob Leidy, a son Of John Laidy, of
Turbut township, Northumberland county,
aged about p years, was shot en- White
Deer Mountains on wednesday Of last
week, while hunting deer. There were
G'o i" tho i-..y, .~i -Liio ~-ih:"s dO""
the mountains one of the party, in at
tempting to fix the cap on his gun acci,
dentally discharged it, the contents lOdg
ing in the side of Mr.. Leiiy. The only
words he uttered were, '.i'm shot Dead"
and Immediately expired. -hifoaian.
EoBEERY Friday uight last rob
berry was committed in Smiths Tavern,
Northumberland county, opposite Fishers
Ferry. Five men, all sleeping in one
room, were robbed GU. Of different sums
of money, amounting to over two hundred
dollars Charles klechher, OF Centrcville,
was one Of the number Joseph kess!er,
of New Berlin, had from, $50 to S25 taken.
No trace could be got as to the villain
TIE Phila Ledyer notices as a remark
jIe fact, that never in the history of the
world did Religious Sermons sell so well
as now. Spurgeon, Card, Wayland, &c,
are especially noticed. Even III California,
l., 600 volumes Of Sturgeon have been
sold;
John Doud, whom we mentioned in our
last paper as having had his legs crushed
under lime car, died Of his injuries Oh
Thursday night.-DJnvWs American.
There are great many counterfeit quar-
tiers, of 1886, said to be ahoa;. The Jer
sey Shore Republican hints that they were
made not a thousand miles from that place.
Fremont for President, and Forney for
Vice President, is the latest ticket pro-
posed for 1860.
The extension OF the bloomsbury rail-
road to Danville, and thence to Sunbury,
is urged, as the next step.
York, Pa, this year, poIled 1929 votes .
the largest of any borough in the State. +