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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15

A ssIGNEE's sALE-BY c. NJ LEVY AUCTIONEER-
"A Al l5I Water street. consisting ola large assortment
CLOTH glazed and plush caps cloths pushes materials
&C. Wednesday Feb 1885, at 10 O'Clock, by order OF
the assignee. Terms cash 6YLNESTER BRUSH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15
r, NASH AUCTIoyFrR -CoNsr ABEs SALE OF

TN NASH AUCTTONErR.-CONSrA ALLIES SALE OF
II splendd household furniture rich Wilton and velvet
French plate pier and rsniel mirrors three
suits 81 rch psrlor furniture, rosewood panofre seven
ave eirsny iuad with pearl aud solid pearl keysne OF
the instruments made; valuable oil paint
inEs pearl and silver cutlery &C at West sixteenth street
FkkSH will sell Moudas, Feb 10 Al 10 o'clock, the en-
tire furniture OF the above house Will n IL OF the bestdsp
ton consist M large and costly pier and uapse mrrors
panofoe elegant suits OF parlor furn
rich crimson and maroon brocade, Que do In green
and gold secretary solid carved rosewood centre
sofa and tables rosewood eegeres
bic tops mirror and backs elegant rosewood
cepgon .hsirs rich and tapestry etc
~rss with mirror backs; rich lace window curtains and
and ormou clocks; costly Sevres aud Dresden
vases end rich parlor &C, with number OF oil
paintings
rich gold band decorated aud coffee -ets ee
giant ruby and cut glassware pearl and silver cutlery cake
baskets casters bureaus washsande with marble tops,
cny china toilet sets best hair naresses French
oval mirror mahogany suits ~ furniture In hsr CLOTH cot
tage and nsiogany spring seat chairs rosewood hall stands
oil cloth Ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15

Securities received tn EDITION the regularly
list during every sRle Next regular sale tomorrow fnes
dsy Regular auction sales of stocks bonds notes and other
securities every day 121z O'Clock at the Merchants Rx
change Stocks and bought sold private sale
and At the Brokers' Board commission Interest allowed
deposts Loans negotiated and dividends collected.
large variety Of securities constantly hand at private SALE
ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
Stock Auctloneer and Banker, No. Broad st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF IMPORTED AND DoMEsTI

ssl0NEE's SALE OF IMf0RTED AND DOMESTIC
"A Hquors-A N. CRfSrALAR, auctoneer, will sell on
Tuesday 18th inst at II O'clock nj 4S6 broadway the
tire and valuable stock Of liquors &C. contained In said store
consisting part OF Marle otard and segnette
ardes Pourbon Irish Scotch and Monongaheia whiskeys
gin In pipes; New Engl and and ST. croix port.
sherry. Madeira and Malaga Wines spirits, alcohol &c.
large quantity OF champagne Hedsick And other brands
ermint aniseed cordias absy nthe clares brandy
whkey and gin INF medcsted gin and cases olive OH
and number of other articles mention.
The above sale Is well worthy the attention OF the trade Also
<wo grocers two shifting top light wagons single
and double harness. sleigh horse &c &c and lot Of empty
barrels, casks, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15

GILBERT g. SAVAGE AUcrToNEER-AT SALES.
NJ Cedar Tuesday Feb. IT, At 10 A. VI
stock Of dealer In choice dry goods jewery and watches;
nssignee's sale Of Arcy goods, clothing. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15
WINES AND LIQUORS.

oen -. J. STAFF, s0 BRoADwAY.-rrNE OLD
ODN. wines and liquors superior four year Old Scc,ch
wbskey J. Ramsey. Ardbeg, Tsa and Wise Cork siss
and porter champ cider Or export qusoter 20 s
and delivered to any part Of the city So srosfwsy
MUIR SONS EDfSBURG AIE-rNPoRrEo NJ
M rect from the brewery. in tine order, sndsDr
by WI EkC;f,Y corner ~ Varck and Canal streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15

NroTrCv MRS FLrURy ~ BRooNv STREET,
~ gives Information on all events Of lie, ny No
ssss 81 the planets questions bvsln .>s
rsgc absent ,reuJs. &c. 81 ~gaetrn. she spcsx&
Ersleb, English sni uernsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15

EOh PORTSMOUTH, AND PETERshu no;;.-IhE
IL United states natl Steamship ROANOkh Nsptan
fhcmss skinner will leave "Wednesday the h mat A.
o'cIcch p " from pier IS North river. she viii arrive A.
Portsmouth the afternoon Petersburg the follow
ing mnrning Passengers for the south WIN proceed directly
by the great Southern mail lire Those for Richnd viii
arrive there early Friday morning Travellers VIII and
this the cheapest ple,santes and mos, erpe.uous route
Passage and fare with TO Norfolk - " Peters
burg and Richmond $40. Apply 70 LupIssx \ PhNA.
SAINTS, No - Brosaway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15

VOUNG MEN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT AND JEWEL
ers wish TO make nice little sum send enclosing
% cents in cash postage stsmps TO the subscriber for
his and cheap receipts for plating with gold silver
all kinds Of metals There is no battery used the articles
costing only ~ ard any wishing to make bust
realize five hundred per cent profit Address c. A
CLAYTON box 203S N. Y. Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR IA
u ma New Orleans L Wedut sdsy, Feb. II, NJ
O'clock NJ from pier Zoo, 81 Warren street North river
the fast snd avotite steamship PHILADELPHIA ~. Harr
will sail as shove Passage be secured a. The Office
Of the line. shippers will De supplied with blank bills OF
sdng OF the forms signed by he kne application as her
Office No other forms ssued and no bi Of laens viii re-
signed after the hour of sailing For pass apply
at the oGce, III West street. corner Of warren =,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15
ASTRONOMY.

IN STRING sTRsFT-CLAIRvOvANCE sly
lIU MOuR, the most suc,essful medical and business
ciarvoysnt IN America Consultations business knes-
absent friends lost property &c and satisfaction psY.
Gray hair restored 20 It, original color without fail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15

UCTION NOTICE. BOGART. AUCTIONERR-BY
"A BOGART-This day at 10 o'clock, at No Peck alp,
the effects restauran-o paintngs tables chaies, bar
xtures cooking utensils crockery &c Tuesday 18TH at
the auction rooms household furniture 10. OF boots and
shoes, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15

ALFRED BRAGG, AUCTyONRER.-A. BRAGG co.
a will sell at auction, Tuesday Feb IT, at los O'clock
desirable assortment OF fresh and season
able goods for Western Southern and city trade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15

\ GEORGE u BARRETT. comedian, having retired from
the stage after fifty OF active service
instruction To aspirants w dramatic fame Mr. Bar
embraces the business % the stage grace
self possession and the whole details the acting
without which no lady or gentleman can obtain emneuce
for terms, &c apply TO Mr. BARRETT 2i3 Bsecker st.
Hours from 10 10 and siosP NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15
FOR SELsouRsE, AysrRALIA:

L'0R MELBOURNE, AUsrRAfIA
IL KANGAROO LINE.
Packet for February. -.
The eleysnt Al ertreme clipper snip 0CEAs RoyER, N
promptly on her appointed day with elegant and unsur
passed accommodation afew will be taken
Mt low Apply board pier 10 Fast river or %
MAILER, LORD QUEEEAUA log wal 81
Or GOODBYE, ARKEIiA EriiOT, l05 Pearl St.
A clipper ship will succeed and sai In March
Loan n n Nelbpurne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15

II UCTION SALE OF NEW AND SECOND HAND KOSE-
a wood and mahogany furniture rosewood parlor suits
Brussels carpets paintings gilt frame pier glasses &cM
DOUGHTY, auctoneer, viii eel to morrow, Tuesday Feb
ruary is. at lO% O'Clock. at the saesroom 10 Nassau
street entire furniture family
Of consisting of paror suits covered n
brocse and hsrcoh Brussels and ingram carpets marble
Cop centre pier and sofa tables oil paintings in rich gilt
covered frames; bookcases eegeres curtains mahOg
beds mart lie top dressing bureaus Wristbands toilet
extension dining tables dnuer and sets crockery
ware cooking and parlor stoves &C. Catalogues on morn
Ing Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15

RArns oADrI PAnAo8-
From New York and Philadelphia, SIS From Liverpool
guneas guineas and is guineas according 70 the
mediation In the state all having the privilege In
We ssleon. Including stewards fees.
fMro Class PasssugerA limited number OF third eAA
passengers will taken and found much proyisons
required. From PhslAdslphia and New York, ~ From
liverpool IS
These steamers constructed with Improved water tight
compartments Each vessel carries an experienced surgeon
attention paid the comfort and aceemodanou OF
psssengerp Drafts Liverpool from 81 upwards For
hsight or psssaFe apply =. the once OF the e9u,sny
WIN. IMAM. and Is Tower Bundings Liverpool Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15

UCrIoN NOfICK.-ASsIGNEHS SALE OF GOLD
"A and silver watches diamond and other jewelry.
L. vAHDEWATkR CO., Auetioueers viii sell at auction
on Tuesday Feb Is at IL O'clock q the aesroom G6 Mas
large lot OF gold and silver watches gold
an chains sleeve buttons ahrt studs rings pins se
mosaic and lava brooches and drops welri In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15

CCRANroN coat.
L. NJ HOFFMAN A co. will sell, on Tuesday 10Th inst.
l2 O'Clock at Ill Pearl street. for account Of whom
""s 1900 TONS SCRANTON COAL.
Mainly prepared sizes
For parsculss ~ apply nj auction room
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15

17e yARfCK eTREkI.-MADAK MAR Has
lO study connected with phrenolosy which enables NJ
10 tell your age character md cre What csnxs
before YOU whom you viii mary hni absen frieod'
and every even, Of life she spssed by Madame de vs
the most wonderful beang cisryoyant the world she y
scrbes your disease you cursbls turns grsy h
ufso vtsit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15

MO PEE INT CCRED.-pR. CORByrf ~ DUANE
IN street., may ne consued prv,iey On diseases b
prrof Of qualification his diplsms from the Nsv
Work tnvsrs,y Nscai College In Bic once Charges very
moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-15

UCTION NoTICE.-E l.. LENT co, AUCTIoNSERs,
"A will sell Thursday February lS at 10 o'clock by
order of The assignee the entire contained
In the yard In Fifteenth street. between First
and A consisting part rough and dressed
brown stone, sheds tools, &C., &c
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-15
TJ0tiCe il Partition.
tlHion Coaulp, s..

tlHioH Coauln, S.
- The Common wealth Of Pcnus-r,7
aia. 10 lne Saer.f Of the cUu1., Il
Union, Greeting:
- Whereas, al an Orphans Court
Ec.i al Legielugg 10 and fer the c.ua.y O.,
Union, tu- >th day ot September, / J.. I.Ss
tr.ur- Aafaaam = Wilson, Prcs,drr,. az
fHI.p E-4- au. John W.Simuujgu. Esqulr.
II.,-r, q IHe same Court, Jane, C.arse. Oh.
v. an heirs of f.arcl Clarke. iale oi ESn-
towns Dap. jaIvu county, deed, pTcsen.el :,
petition o. t-. SAID { art. stating, that he a.
drcrteu- t.,t about siG mCEths since ..s.-
Tale, seized Iu hrS ccUesHe a. Of Zee e an
la all that ctf,u.n lot Of ground >IlusIe1 "a
Kelly igHu. up. Union county. bounded O..
lAe SoUlH, vC~, AM ueT.h Icy lands Of Geor.s
+. Miller, III Jrd on the cast by The Sa,.
lucaalLa TI-t r, 80! aiming about halt : o -sIs
more or less, ou which are erected Z tvC-sl.
rey frame Dwelling House. = shop and S.a' G.
beng d. .lc real estate ol which the said ls
oedeDi died seized. The said decedeni DE.
without issue or arv lIneal descendant! i1.
leaving the follow n collateral heirs. 90 VII.
Roam t.athc, residing ia Ohio; JAMES C'srss
residing Iu Huntingdon county. brosh.r. Dos
tor Roau Clarke, residing in Huuurafrn c..
Pa,CIly Ch..t aud heir q " alter C.s.fE, ,G.xI
who was a Lrc,Lsr-F.arci Clark, .z.,.yA1i
rNiIevgG - present g. Tc Ide IN the. a,a,v y
California, son o; William Clarke, dee4.
vhp was e .ryilgf-agt ,wa or lhiee rrn,r
children Of LTtla Lsu.rrf. deed. who va,
daughter o, Do sa.t y sI.l4u4 CLARKE, decd
sang minor children T,s ie with iLcir fsibs,
C..MeH. Lauieg'lu summit Co.. Ohio. vi.
by The las O.. Oa.o Is .uc euariian Of the.
persons, ana ul c'i assets claimed ly tlt-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-15
THE ELECTION.

The decision of the question Of Lc-
comptonism, submitted by the Prcsi-
dent according TO Col. Forney)to the
People ofPcnnsylvania, has been man
fully met, and they have decided
against him, according to all the re-
turns up TO this hour-Q, P. VI, We'd
nesday.) The charm Of the sham
name Of Democracy, under which
it was sought to hide the hidcous de-
tormity Of Free Trade and Pro-@la-
very Extcnsion-has been brohGn,and
the People have looked at the THING,
and not at the NAME. Thousands OF
men who never preyiously Y voted any
Ticket except that labelled Demo
cratic" have this year voted with men
who call themselves by other names.
1t is q victory Of the People over the
President, and not of party merely.
JOHN N. READ, it is confidently
claimed, is elected Judge Of the Su-
preme Court, and VIM. L. Frazer,
Canal Commissioner, by large ma
.jority.
For Congress, John ". Killingor
has 1909 majority at his own home,
where Esq. WcidIe% is SO popular
For Senate, Col. Gregg has a re-
ported majority of 800 in Centre,
which, with the vote Of Union, @iycs
him fair chance Of success. Lycom-
ing is reported at $50 for Dcirich,
and Clinton 100 for Dcitrick.
Our WHOLE COUNTY TICKET-not-
withstanding the tremendous amount
of money and strychnine-ilaid cNpcn-
dcd against our candidate for Sheriff
and Commissioners ELECTED. by
handsome maiorilics.
Our HcProson,o';.o District - not
heard from, but it is supposed Wa
gcnscller and Patterson are ahead.
For Congress, reports from Harrisburg
and Philadelphia indicate the defeat of
every Buchanan Lecompton candidate,
except Th. Il. Flcrenee. Landy is
defcatcd-Phillips is Gefeatcl-OEeu
Jones is defcatcd-Wm. l.. Dewart Is de-
feated-John M'Reynolds is defeated
and returns indicate the d"f-.' Of Ali"
White. The rain on the day and the
darkness of the night following the cleo
tion, have prevented full returns from t.
mote districts, which may possibly alter
the complexion of Affairs, but We give the
news as they come.
Philadelphia gives the whole Peoples
FT;ol- OF ,bnu. = DnD ynoi,ri,y
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-15
oupssaNs. GuEslY sAaE.

Sept. %, 1898.
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RRIGK E0iNDRY flR SALE.

r--r------. III" sulscri5c. uiIj j. to >e.I tl.e
r-.= -.4zs-; large Brick Foundry q, the vr>,
..s5 End Of iIalhel street, .Eciu-.ag
ilzs-- sslz the Narcroom, OIiioe, and .he
Machinery auachet-a'S, a large amount ot
Patterns for Patent Rights for Agricultural
Machinery. Stoves, &c. Il D, =. ear!cj a. oac
Of the lc-. locations fora good, sale business.
The Pr.-r.efuT'S time Is wholly eucro>>et 90
another employment. which is the reason De
desires Io dispose of TINS Foundry. I,r any
further particulars. address
WILLIAM FEICK, Lewi,jur,.
Feb. 1858 Union Co. Ia
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-15
sHRRTrFlS SALES.


ysE virtue of sundfy wits 'tnA'i'E ,>'"''
} ont OF the Court oi Comnon''If'S oi I "i"H
Cuuniy and to me dTrtiel' VIII expo 10
Public sale or Cutlery, al the Enhlloe H'uae
in the Borough of LewisburS, on "ihAi 'ne
l5tn daY OF October next, at lO c!"ch III inc
forenoon. 10 wit:
i certain Tract ot !.1u3, situate IA llaI'i'y
township, ia the county OF / uiun, bounded
east bv a school house lot, west by Iau''S "l
Jacpb BINGHAM. north By public road ana
south bv Penus Creek containing Two Acres,
rlrrr or less .whcrcon arrerectcl two->iorry
loo House and a siual. Stable, with The ap-
prrtenanccs, as the property OF George Shoe
maker.
Also. al the interest Of lahn Gibhony, in a
certain T..tof Cirouat situate ~ Wolfe 5 ad-
t.rI,, 10 The borough ot Lcwi>aur-, marked
n, said town rraf NJ - bounded north by
l., No. west by Eiaht street, south ty lot No
4- ami east bv Levi allty.rUulaiuIng ia front
.,,y,v-s,ix Fret.vncreon is erected = two-siory
Frame H.u-c. Sc, win ghe aPPuIteulnccs Is
the pr, nrrly Of John G.J5ony.
Also, II ,h, same time and place, certain
Tract cf Land situate lu ne township ct West
Buiaioc, aui county Of Union, bounded Oh The
north by land Of FcnrykcSsler. west 10y lands
Of samuel Harman, south by lands II DAVID
Gross, and east by lands OF George Weller,
Containing Thirteen Acre more or ~ here
,rt .,rr ,',,.'.'' 49, -'-.ay tag IIon>e. o9
stable, %'.' &c VITA ,he aPPu''e"'Hol7' ''S
the properly 20! Al'eh hoNIti.
AiS", at The same ume an' p'"ct' l'' On
hiia part "i q certain tract "I anu ''''-' '',
W hltc Deer lp.aud 'ouh'E "I ,hl"h'"" ""''-''I
north 10y lands OF SAciie d IRON ','i!'pd"S 'N'
bf idnGS az lIch'E ill-h' "'c IT, """ '''''
south 10y land oi DAVID 9'thhIhSsf' anu 'a''
bY .1AdS al t''deun bu'htF anu "'"'' - ''.-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-15

DIsrREssING.-Wc regret 10 learn
that on Friday afternoon last, the clothes
of little daughter of Mr.. Henry D;cilcn-
dcrfer, residing near Hughesville, acciden-
tally caught fire in the absence of her pa.
rents, and before assistance arrived, she
was SO horribly burned that she died in
twelve hours afterwards. This is truly
distressing occurrence and should serve as
q warning TO parents not to leave their
children alone where there is frc--Naa.
cy Luminary.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-15

y store was broken into in New Bloom
fel, Perry county, last week, and the
safe taken away Into a ielh, where it was
blown up with eunpowder. About $500
were found in the safe by the scamps, Of
which 500 belonged to the Insurance
Company.
The Chicago organ of Senator Douglas
says the buchanan party Of Illinois IS
made up Of "sct of rogues, cheats and
swiudlers combined" Complimentary,
We are sorry to learn that small
Child of VIM. Follmer, Esq, of Turbut
township, was drowned in the mil-racc,
nea. his residence, On Tuesday last. The
cL;il was running around in the yard,
aud fell into the race unr"ficol. When
rescued life was extinct. We sympathize
with the parents i'll their aiiicilon.--NI-
tyHfuR.
The Shim0lia Bank has commenced
issuilg notes again, Of different TINT
from the old ones, which are now redeem
Cd in Philadelphia. Felix MOurcr, has
ben elected presiicu', il place Of j. IL.
Zimmerman, rasigne4
Stoes' Band, Of Danyillc, wanted sixty
dollars to 90 out to the Fair at Washing
touyiilc. The Agricultural Society re-
fused it and Consequently there was 10
music ou the ground.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-15
Election Notice,

LEwIsgyRG BANK, Oct. II, 1888
TINHE StockhoIdelk are hereby notified that
an election for thirteen Directors will be
held at the Banking House, on Monday, the
18th day of November next, between the
hours of 10 o'clock \ ii and , O'Clock 7 VI
The stated Annual Meeting of the Stockhol-
dcrs will be held at The Banking House on the
first Tuesday Of Nov. next. at 10 O'Clock 4 VI
I " POLLOCK Cashier
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-15

pay-Robcrt Dunlap, late of the Univer-
sity at Lcwisburg, has settled in Willis
town, Chester Co, and Benz. ii. Fish at
Altoona, Blair Co, as pastors.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-15
Tcc l.J.e.

fs7HE residence of the subscriber. on -,
Market street in the Borough oiLs J
lewisburg. The house is of BRiCk, we'll
finished IN every respect.
TermS-onc bali TO be paid between ih.S
and the first day of April next; the balance
TO be paid in two. three or FIVE years, as may
Su,t the buyer. Possession given any umc.
June Q. 1855 ISAAC WALTER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-15
TAcs.ttsbttre IE3%eess.
NJ ItR ID

IN Lrwlshury, inst. ny f;eE. ia. uK. WILLIAM
:. BLAIR and Miss CAROLINE sHAIHAN both uG
Milton.
ou The III inst. ly Eey. I-r. Weekend, GEORGE ?.
HOFFMAN Of Brady Tp and I.zs tAIHAE!AL \
MAELEI # Washington Tp, LyrCm!us Co.
Uu the llih inst. by Hunter rauiuc Est. Mr. DlAJk
aaI Miss JULIET daughter OF John aud Frances Corn
ylius, all gf L-vislurg.
Iy Ees :. Earur---sth ult, WILLIAM Bl III and
E.-- SlIAii JANE EElINE, both ot tiI.isqua4ur. ru
IL" eth inst WILLIAM :. PAINTER and Miss SARAH
JANE PA!.k. both Of .hiis4 4uaque.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-15

rA-Our young friend, Lewis II. Funk,
has associated himself with Robert NJ.
Frick, Esq, in the publication of the -Nit
toui1u
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FOR SALE.

! 'iiE subscriber offers for sale that large,
4 new, modern built, double brick house.
nearly opposite the new Presbyterian church.
adjoInin" the residence OF DR.. Hayes. Th,
ho1se Is bu,lt IN the best style, rat-rrooL and
well guarded against fire. y good We'll Of
Water, aud CisteTn of Dcyer-!aIius water.
Terms made easy, aud Will be known on ap-
picdrIon to NATHAN NEoBiF.
LewI>buTs, Aug. 6, 1888.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-15

AatLAUnD.

"a Al meeting of The Brarj ol Eir'J
!x.s->-s tors ct the LewI-bug,. Ccu;je ~
Spruce Creek Railroad Company a
Resolution was adopted, That IA uttcr 20
dclHy expense Of survey, S..5a tc called In
On each share OF stock subscribed On which
nothing ha, been paid, AMI where uoleS ;.r ID
per cent. have L,eh gwen, ouc hail %. slid
NOTE, bc uoW collected.
IN pursuance thereof, | hereby give notice
GLat paYmcut is required within 80 DAYS, aut
those negicCtinE 10 pay viii be Proceeded
against according to law.
G.. =. MILLER. Treasurer.
Lewishurg, Sept ., 1853.
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FOR RENT !
ysNfiF, TWO ROGIiS ocrug

y NEtt. q 2 ESUts IfN UCrUT Y. a Pr
sent by Washington Hutchinson .- Z
Saloon. They are >vLabie for SHOPS.
For Terms grp'y 90
Jan -, ISIS. JOHN b. LINN.
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Ed. 5. VI. MCDANIEL having received
and accepted call the pastoral charge Of the Chris
Church in this place, viii enter uion the iii sharze
Of h., Juties on Sabbath Oct l.t at lc' o'clock
There WI. also b. services in the evening at the usual
hour, ami a,h sucs,e Ting Sabbath thereafter.
- Rev. Mr, Ktn will preach for the Lew
isburs Presbyterian congregation next Sab
hath. at the usual hours.
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Dissolution.

rEyHE Partnership existing under the name
Of Hayes d Meylert" is this day GlssoI-
we'd by mutual consent. The accounts can be
settled with either of the undersigned The
office of DrHaycs is As heretofore. The office
Of DR.. Meylcrt is At his residence on Market
~. next door west of Browns new store
WILLIAM HAYES, VI D
\. =. MEILERT, NJ d
Isu-i.buro, Ocf = lS5S
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Nj, GRAND
JUVENILE CONCERT

Pref & Cromwell, of WIllamsport
respectfully gives notice Ia the citizens OF
Lcwisburg, that he will give grand Juvenile
Entertainment, in Independent Hall, on Tues
day evening, Oct. .6lh. 1858, with his class
from Milton. These children have had a
thorough training in the rudimentS Of Music,
and, are prepared to give an exhibition worth
seeing and listening to. The beautiful Must
cal Drama the ordloriu Of the GRACES.
will be performed by 4 Class of sixty Chill
dren dressed in white, and each wearing 4
wreath Of roses.
The Class will be accompanied by num-
Der Of Ladies and Gentlemen. IS ii Is the
end OF the term, the teacher, according 10
his custom, wishes 10 give his pupils an eX-
cuTSion.
Prof. Cromwell wishes 10 show his system
Of training the youth to sing. and if agreeable
VII! take Up class in l.ewIstgrG. A9mis-
sion - els. children l2i.
ICwi>hgr- o. 70. 1855
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33S7
52l

The vote for Canal Commissioner,
Congress, and Auditor is about the
same as for Judge.