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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30


HArlplrr OF TnouGirIx DREAMING
very remarkable circumstance, in an i'm
por'ant point Of anal"cv. is 10 he found in
the extreme rap;d!v with which the men
tai operations are performed, or rather with
which the material changes on whcl, the
ideas depend are excited in hrmisphcrical
gang'la. 1t would appear As if whole Sc
r'cs of acts, that would really occupy a long
lapse o! time, pass ideally through tho
mind III one instant. We have in dreams
40 true perception oftI,c lapse of lime-a
stlan"e property Of mind! for if such be al
so It's property when entered into the cter-
nal dl>rnl'odic'l state, time will appear to
lis eternity. The relation Of space, as well
rs tine, are also annihiia,ed, SO that whla
almost IN eternity is compressed into nn74
mrnt, infinite space is travcrse,l more swift
~ than real thought. There arc numerous
illustrations Of ,liS on record A gentle
man dreamt that lie hal enlist al rs -
soldier. Joined his regiment, deserted, Was
apprchcndeI carried back. tried, condemn.
cd to be shot, AMI ut las, led on, for cxec,,-
ton. After the usual preparations, gun
was fired 4: he awokr with the report, and,
found that noise in the adjoining room
had, at the same mcm"nt, produced the
'ircan and awakened him. 4 friend Of
DR.. Ah"rrrombc ;lr"amt that he crossed
the Atlantic, and spent fortnight in Amer
l''H. In cnharking on his return, he fell
INTO the sea, and, awakine in fright, found
that lie had not been il bed ten minutes.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30

lnE PASSING AwAy.-Lt, wanes; we.
are passing away. The ringing, whistIing
engine on The railroad track rushcs over a
fellow mortal, and he is no more. The
l.h'ninY's shaft strikes one down here and
another there; the explosion ofthe boiler Of
some gigantic mandatory makes fearful
destruction of human life, while tho ocean
world of waters is swallowing its scores and
hundreds. But the victims of the run,
traffic, @. how they arc destroyed! Yes;
and the !vll destroyer Of his kind, the miser-
al rum veneer, is also passing away-pas,
sing to the jnIgmcnt.-to his terrible re-
ward.
On every hand we see weeping parents,
brothers, and sisters. Loves lie is sundered.
The smiling infant and the venerable guar
dian, the rich and the poor, the bond and
free, the oppressed and the oppression, are
all laid sid" ''v side, all are passing away.
Like the daliolI, "whicl DECAYS so soon,"
as the quaint old English poet, Herrick,
says:
We have short time to stay, as you;
We have rs short spring,
AS quick growth to meet decay,
As you any thing:
We die,
AS your hours do and dry
Away.
Like the summers rnin.
Or MS the prnrls .ofmornings dew,
Nc'cr to he found agai
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30

TaE SAND TRADE,--A Yankee down
East proposes to the Numerous are,ired
physicians" whose Sands Of life have near
ly run out" to furnish them with any guam ,a,
ty Of nice sand at reasonable price. S.'
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30


o' trees and bits Of vivid cn!n,ing just
a> Sybii was absorbed in alniring cluster
"t llazIn@ >umarh, l;,'!c ring slipped from
her finger into the dead leaves, anl ST.
John kncIt down to find it, No easy task
l." ilin'l such tiny, tiny circlct Of gold and
>NbIl stood l." so anxiou-tv the while -
ljut iii, had been lost in the deserts Of Ara.
bia, ST. John would have discovered it. anil
enough they founl i, at length, hiding away
under !, sunset fern
rs II. John knclr on the forest turf. will,
Syhi'> radiant face smiiin. down, the i'm
pulse Shot suddenly into his i.ca,.
4 wish r""'l tinl >,,,n"rlrinr else among
the leaves he said, half j.>,i'-ly.
'Whar = asked SyhIl, softly.
'lo,n heart :
ll"avrn> how the crimson tide rushed
iA:o her face.
What would Won do with i,.' she asked
trying t' speak ligh'Iy.
i w"nid treasure it MS Il precious Jewel"
Thcle WIS u" j'.<t in his tone n"w--it cams.
deep and earliest. from lh. rvccsSrs of his
strong mans heart. Il would accept i, rs Il
holy. sacred iru>: i, should L." til. i.hl
"nd glo'y .! my lie l"n" path! Oh. $, Til.
d" not turn pale and tr,,nhlr. Only tell
me that | may hope to win your l"vc
What would Filth Avenue lave thought
What w"n!l Clara Montague have said
Frank 81. John, the idol Of fash iol;.bl,. life,
the spoilr,! i;.voritc ot wealth r,,l raull, on
his knees to q 0coa"t'W girl, IN schitr
"pron.
OF course little Syhl WAS terribly fright
cnc'l-"f course her heart !latc1cl like Il
wood bird ina yiiirh ca9.. AMI she wouldn't
answered him Il wor:l Il, first, but, she still
'"n. t" his arm, and he cnn'ln't help be-
''ev'nS that there were some happy drops
in the tears that hIlrl her Lrigh. eyes. And
;" he took conra:.a and plra'!ed his cause
right brav"ly. To lc SIRE their acrnaint-
ancc had been bat short, bat thea he felt
:, ".' Sr''"
'.''' "e '',"' 'e'" seeking III MS HE '''he-
his soul bowed down in>tinclvrlv before
her grace aud beauty, and why give any
-. .,:n =: "' , ''' '"' '''''.'
, ,,.', N''' 'S"l'>
In short, he talked to very g,ol purpose
was, ~ -" "'"'' '''''e '"'"""'' "
~" '''''''' "''e S'e" '''''" S'f'!'hS slowly
'""'''''' inc 'a'rv 'ar'h a"H>c III The SOFT
"''S'' o' ''f purple '"''Sh' l"ihcir v"ln"
eyes u sce'hed 'hat Their path lay through
:'''''''n atmosphere OF c''u" aud sun
S'''he' rs II night never descended on earth
""" s"'" '''o''"' footsteps before. An:
'''e '''S"' ''''' ana twilight comes every
''s' '"' '"'c AMI youth come only once III
" ~, .rI '''''e , -,
,'''"''" '"'
..s . ,,vl ;,.,::., "' ", '''''' ''''.e
,,,, w., ~, ~ '"' '"'''>, !"
,,a I,,I., r.,' .. ,,",,, ". '''''''
@ ,,, '' .'',' ''"" ''''"'' ''''' ~ '''"
""l''' 'e'''>' "'' o'
r,,s .,,'.':c " ,'' '''' - '''"',s
,' ~ '''" ''', were urea '' walt
I.1 W ""' ''"'y e'"''' was
''e'' ""'" ~ r''s'" d. '"''
WV" WV 'e'''~' anu o'''e o'' Guy ""F"S' !"
'"I WIZ '.,'''''.S",' -.
,,o ,,s j., ,Lo L.',,;, ~ ,:.'. .,: ''e
W. .''' ~
.,,r..,,u .i;..'.,.,I ., :. ' "
=, ~,
was transpl'nted to bis splendid rooms at
the Metropolitan, TO glad his life with its
perpetual bloom.
Two or ,hrce 1,rs altar ,,,o ,.,,;,.
r. y, "''e' nv "'''''"s'
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30

The spirit Of Daniel Webster was called
up lately in spiritual circle in Northamp.
ton, Mass. lie confessed he had made
many mistakes in his social and political
life while on earth, and in his dictionary,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30

An lrishman being asked on late trial,
for a certificate Of lis marriage, barred his,
head, and exhibited a huge scar, which look
ed rs though it mi ight have been made with
a fire shovel. The evidence was satisfas.
tory.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30

~ find, Dick, that you are in The bssit
Of taking my best jokes and passing tLsm
otf;as your. own. : Do you cali thar saen,ls-
manly ,.eo6dacta" 10 b. ssra. Tom -
true gentleman will always take = joks."
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30

The Boston Museum says the following
postscript 10 an Irish letter can be seen at
that ofice:--
"Dear Mike: IF you don't get this letter
at all, write and Its no it, and III raise the
diviI with the postmaster. An mind, now,
ye don't pay cint Of the postage in ad-
vance till ye see the litter safe from til: Of.
flee"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30

What is .ibe difference between bare
bead and a hair beSa. One'A for sl,elte.
and tEe other is shelter for flcas.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30

Fra''i"ns of SInar"s will be charged in pro.
portion To the above rates.
SEj Business Cards for the term Of one
year. will bc charged in proportion to the
space they occupy, at tn" DoH"r per line
space.
s5S- For all advertisements So. in d,nLlc .'ol-
st"", Fifty per Cent. extra will be added to the
above rates.
DAVIS & CREWS,
Far B"nnrr;
LEE 4 WILSON,
Far Press
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-30
The BuStling EGan.

y "hn>iiiug man" Is, To n man &C Lu.;.
ness what monkey is to a man. H.. i
The >l''t"w OF d">pnlclr, or rather the ccL,
thereof; for he makrlh noise cnnu.h f,r ,,
Hla'nn. The puickneSs Of a irn. man ,r
business he lntatclh cxrcnIIrntlv well. bu,
neither his silence nor his method: and il
Is to 10" motel that he is ever most y.lrr.
m"'' about ma''crS of no Significance. II,
Is always IN such hea!iong haste 10 over.
take the nrx; minute, that he Iosc,b halI
the minute in hand and yet is fail Of i'm
!"'''hce and Indignation at other peoples
S'ownrsS, aud wa>;in" more time in rciirra.
il"@ his love "fdc>l'a;rll than would suffice
h'r dung great deal Of business. H..
never ~!rr'h You his uu, attention with -,
mi'"i centred "n what YOU are savinr. I'm,
hears y"n with RESTLESS eye, aud ii perpetual
shifting of posture: and is so rar.r To- show
his Tn''kn,>>. that lie interrupted Won Il
''z"n TIMES. m;>nnl.r>tan!S Won rs often
AMI ends 10y making YOU and himself lose
twice aS much time a> was necessary. IT..
wri'cth the interest nnic with mi air: usrth
The h!":tny paper with thurpl as If IL.
""nd crush it; ;"Llcth it with flourish:
sea lci' 1t with surh ca"rrnrss that he bur
',c'h his 'ln2erS, npScttc,h the taper, and, in
short, nak"th noise and wind cuourh f;,r
twenty times the business. In his hurry
h" Is continually mi>laving what he wants.
ana then ra'l>rlh worse confusion bv iur
nnG ont the whole contents ofa drawer or
Il desk III finding it. If he comes to see you
on t'u>tie>s. hcru>hrill into the room. throw
eth down i'iS hat and gloves, rs if he haI
not time t" place them any where; and ia
KIN" ON his watch, cxpressetL his rccrc,
that he can give you only ;wo minutes, while
y"u think the two minutes, too nnr-
Alter he Is gone, with slam Of the door
which goes through YOU, he strppcth back
three times t" mention sumrihinr he bad
forgotten. Ii You go to SEC him on business.
he pIace'h You n chair will, os,cn,atiouS
haste -b"gs yon will cxru>e him while he
despatched two or three messages on most ur
gent business, calls each Of them back once
or 'wi:'e to give fresh instalmnu MS of his de-
lrciivc instructions aud having ai last dis.
Kissed them, rrgrrttrtl,, a. usual, that be
hath only five minutes to spare, whcreofLc
sprn'!c'h half in telling you the distract.
ing number of his engagrments.- Gycysou.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09

pD-I is most undoubed fact that DR.. S,SFoRDS IN
yIGoKtToE Liver Remedy, is Of the greatest dis
covercs made in medicine the past century. 1t has
been study OF the Dr.. during twenty years practice,
to find what particular organ when diseased, caused the
greatest number {" ills pains; and his conclusion is,
that the liver is the greatest regulator of the system.
and the most liable To disease which If kept free from
disease Is prev cu;atyc Of Dyspepsia Jaundice gcncr
al debility. &c. while, last but far from least
ion c"nsumrtion for our experience Is that more
of consumption from diseased liver than from
all other causes put together
Taking this to be correct hypothesis, we have but to
find remedy with which to correct the liver and
have OF nearly all the diseases subject to
by simply using preventative. That the lnv,orator
is such remedy is beyond doubt to all who try it, for
its virtues such that for all complaints arising from
liver arrangements il is unfans remedy, while
family medicine, for all diseases of the stomach bow
els which caused in greater less degree by liv
er derangcmen it is the safest, surest and most eics
linu. kn.m,.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09
Union County Appeals for 1858.

NOTICE is hereby given that the appeals
~ on the Assessments of the different dis
lrcts in and for Union county for the year
1858 will be held al the Commissioners Office
in Lcwisburg, to wit:
For Limestone. East Buffalo, West Buffalo,
Lewis. .Mifilinburg and New BeTlin-on Thurs
day, 18th April next
For Hartley, Buffalo. Kelly, Union, White
Deer and Lewisburg, on Friday, the 10Th of
April next.
At which time and place all who may feel
themselves aggrieved by the valuation made
by the Assessors may attend If they think
proper. Assessors will be punctual in retur-
ming their Assessments attending SAID appeals.
JACOB HuMMEL,I
WM. RULE, tcmmrs.
w. 3. LiNCOLS,>
Commissioners Oifcc, March 81, 1879.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09

EsA good looking friend Of ours who is this side
of furty though somewhat hoary headed, while absent
from the city a few days used Prof Woods Hair kestor
alive and his called to his lady love, but
was TO find she did not recognize him and i'm
mcdatcy determined 10 pass for cousin Of himself
hut eventually chagrnel to find he was supplant
ing his former self in the affections Of the ay which
caused him To- make himself known: but the lady still
SAYS that she likes the counterfeit better tnau orgi
nal insists that he continue Of necessary to the
lair Restorative To BE- had OF the drusgistslSt Lou
Is Morning Herald.
sold by all good Druggists.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09

A new Post Office, named Rauch's Gap
has been established in that part of Nip
penose Valley lying within Clinton Co.
Rev. Eugenio kincaid has arrived
again at Rangoon. His news from Av;
is that the Burman Emperor is still friend
ly to him.
John NJ. G. Ranck, Esq, has removed
from Mifiiinburg, Union Co.., Middle
burg, Snyder Co. Pa.
The two Presbyterian churches in Ian
caster havo united in one. A Second
Presbyterian church has been formed in
Pcttsville, of which Rev. F. S. Colt, Of
Bradford county, is pastor.
The Harrisburg papers mention among
the lumber passing down the river this
spring, several large canal boats from the
extensive yard of Frick, Slifer & Co, at
LeWisLurg in Union County.
Stetler, the counterfeiter of coin, who
escaped from the Williamsport Jail, has
been rccaptured.
VIM j. Clark, convicted of murder at
Danvillc, has had writ of error granted
to the Supreme Court. The case will be
argued at Harrisburg 9TH May.
So 1T GoEs.-Ata a meeting Of Demo
Gratis, held iu Milwaukee, last week, Hon.
James buchanan, President CT the Uni
ted States, was unanimously read ont Of
tie Democratic party.
The recently appointed Postmaster at
Chicago was a Douglas man, and has
been removed for buchanan man. Ditto
ut Columbus-ditto, ditto, many places
The Snyder County Journal d, Times
las been removed from Middleburg to
Selinsgrove.
Dr. Charles Marr, of Milton, has
'emovcd to Scranton.
Last week an attempt was made to set
ire to the Town Hall in Jersey Shore.
Ii. Dayton, of New York, has publish
d Life of the Missionary kINcAID,
'ritten BY Rev. Alfred S. Patton, of Ho.
oxen, n. j.
Almost every day, some cheating "Gif,"
umbug is broken up in our cities. t
The Wyoming Historical Society is in =
II operation at Wilkes Barre c
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09

ra-Thc grounds Of the Presbyterian
church in this place have been graded
aud very literally endowed with shade
trees, the past week.
There is yet time to transplant Shade
and Fruit Trees, if done thoroughly and
carefully. Mr. Linn and Mr. Ludwig,
on the Turnpike just west of town, have
each a handsome assortment Of trees of
various kinds. In buying Of them, you
are quito sure of getting what you buy
for, and also that their trees, having been
partially or wholly raised here, are best
aIapted to our soil.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09
DIc0,

In Lcwisburg, LIST inst JOHN r. CASEY son OF John
and Annie NJ EandoiPh aged j years and months. ,
OF late, We sung the sorrows OF friend,
But now we have no heart 10 sing;
Alas, the Tyre that did its sweetness lend
Is silent now and broken every string. X.
In Kelly TT, 23d ult, DANIEL WEBSTER son of Isaac
and Ann HolIenbeck aged . months and IS days
In Lewisburg ID inst KARL son of Henry aud Susan
W. Gerhsrt aged 9 years and d weeks.
On the 23i ult JANE T.. aged years. and the 9th
SARAH c. aged montfs-both, daughters of Jacob and
Matilda Lutz, Of Buffaloe Tp.
In Bufialoe Tp, 2dth ult, JOHN VASATAH aged &c
yrs, IL mos and days.
ON the 18th ult, AMM0N son Of Solomon and lIetty
Koser, of Kelly Tp, aged yrs, mo. 10 dys.
In Lcwisburg, oath ult, ELIZABETH daughter of WIN
and Janette Lilly, aged yrs, mos, 20 dys.
In Lewisbury 18th ult, ADALINE daughter Of Samuel
and Charlotte Bennett, aged 6 yrs mos IS dys.
In Philadelphia on the LIST inst, MARY ELIZABETH
daughter of VIM Van Gezer Esd, of Lewisburg, in the
18th year of her
In Center Tp, Snyder Co, the Goth ult, MARGARET
daughter OF Daniel J. Bogar in her 10Th year.
On the LIST inst, ROBERT 5. CLARK i'll the 1ith year
Of his age. father Of Rev. DR.. James Clark.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09
HEIRS OF PETER KAUFMAN.

Il ! NUN NOtN 1 81.
1 The Commonwealth of PENNSYLVANIA
-. 10 the Sheriff of Union county. gree
ting: Notice 10 the heirs and legal
} representatives Of PrrER k,ryNAS,
~. late of Hartley township, (nOw Lew
is) deceased, that an Inquisi,ion or Partition
will be held on the premises of the Real Es-
tate of the aforesaid deceased, on FBrpar. the
ed day of April next, at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, at
which time and place you may attend if you
see proper. Notice is therefore hereby gwen
To Daniel Kaufman, who resides in Eaton
county, Michigan; Henry, who resides in
Wheally county, Indiana; John, " no resides
in Summit county, Ohio; Jacob, who resides
in Mercer county, Pennsylvania; Peter, who
resides in Stark county, Ohio William, who
resides in Union county, Pennsylvania ES-
ther, who was married 10 Daniel Mover and
is now a widow, and resides in stark county,
Ohio; Catharine. intcrmarrIed with Henry
Sanders, and the issue Of the following named
children, who are dead, 10 wit: Hannah, who
was intcrmarried with George Steer, and is
now dead. leaving the following children
namely: Daniel, Peter, and Margaret, who
was married 10 Ephraim Long, and is now a
widow, and Iieity, who Is married to Samuel
Shively--thesc all reside in Union County
aforesaid, except Hctty, who lives in Stephen
son County, Illinois: Saran, VINO was married
10 John Yohn, and is now dead. leaving the
following named children, to wit: Peter, who
lives in Stephenson county. Illinois Solomon.
who resides in Centre county, Pennsylvania;
John, who died soon after the aforesaid inteS- /
tate, leaving two children, Peter aud Julian.
who reside in Stephenson County. IllInois: !
Margaret, married 10 Henry Faust, who re-
sides in Logan county, Ohio; Susan, who IS /
married to Jacob Faust. and lives in Stark /
county, Ohio; Elizabeth. who is married 10
William Beachler. and lives in Union county
iforesaid; Sarah. who is married to Alexan-
Ter Benfer, and lives moi far from Tifiin, Ohio;
Hannah, vho is married 10 George Beachler;
Margaret who is married to Ira Kinman, and
ives in Stephenson county. Illinois /; and Es
her, who is married TO Robert TAYLOR, and
ives in Union county aforesaid.
DANIEL ID. GULDIN, Sheriff
Shcriff's Office, Lewisburg, March 5. 1858.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09
Fits Fits Fits!
EPIlEPTIC PILLS,

TOT NC tHTt q TIE, SP0sHs, CTdWps uHH d7
Nervous and Constitutional Diseases.
DERSONS who are laboring under this dis
/ tressing malady will find DR.. HANCE'S
VEGETABLE EPILEPTIC PILLS TO be the
only remedy ever discovered for curing Epil-
epsy or Falling Fits
These Pills posess specific action the sys
tenn; and, although they prepared especially for the
purpose of curing Fits they also of especial benefit
for all persons afflicted with weak whose
system has been prostrated shattered from
whatever. In Chronic Complaints diseases Of
long standing superniuced by nervousness, they are
exceedingly beneficial.
Price 81 per box two boxes S5. Persons out Of
the city enclosing remittance will have the pills sent
them through the mH free of postage. For sale by
SETH :. HANCE, No. los BALTIMORE STREET. Balti-
Nd to whom orders from all parts Of the Union
must be "ddr--.rd post paid iy7iosc
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09
Le;rSSbssrg, ia.
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 9. 1858

. TIZEl-Nnnuf.cturers Merchants. Mechanics
n public officers in City and Country, Publishers
Al. who wish TO buy scw"uld do well |" employ the
ni,,,s az .he TgriJarg ClT0Ricis which has large
- ;,,.-s.s;,, circulation In a community containing
iarse proportion active solvent rroiueers cons umer'
ana dealers a. any in the state
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09
Executors Notice,
HEIRS OF NANCY KATHERmAN

MON COUNTY SIS.
" The Commonwealth OF PENNSYLVANIA
-. TO the Sheriff of Union county, greet
ing: Notice to the heirs and legal
/ representatives Of N,xcY KarHEH-
49, MAN, late Of Hartley township, de-
ceased, that an lnquisiiion or Partition Will be
held on the premises of the Real Estate Of
the aforesaid deceased, on SATURDAY. the 24lh
day of April next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at
which time and place you may attend if you
see proper. Notice is therefore hereby given
TO Tobias Katherman; Timothy kathcrman,
who resides in ST. !cSephs county, Michigan :;
Barbara, who intermarried with solomon
KaIherman. who resides IN the State OF Mich
igan; Hannah, intermarried with Henry Gus
welt, who resides in Union county, PcnnSyl-
wanna; Sophia, intermarried with Michael
Handel, and resides in Nitany valley. Penn
sylvania: and Lucinda, in,erDarried with
Peter Snyder, who resides in PerrySvilIe,
Mifilin county, Pennsylvania.
DANIEL d. GULDIN, Sherrh
Shcriff's Office, Lcwisburg, March 5. 1858.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09

FIRE .-Thursday p. NJ. last week, the
roof of the building in which is Yoder's
Jewelry Store, on Market ST. Lewi~burS,
caught rre from a burning chimney, but
it was speedily discovered and the flames
cxtinguished, or disastrous confagration
must have cnsued. The building has been
recently acquired and was in possession of
John B. Linn, Esq.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09
To Tax PAYERS.

YNHE schools will soon close in Lewisburr,
and it is absolutely necessary 10 pay the
teachers. 1t is almost a year since have
had the duplicate, my time for making settle
ment and paying the balance owe will soon
expire. This is TO notify all that are in ar
rears, that shall call on all persons, between
now and the 10th Of April, as after that time
shall issue legal precepts without respect Of
persons, as am determined my account shall
be setlled within the time the law prescrbes.
\. KENNEDY, Collector.
March 81, 1858.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09

S@- G eueral pclissicr has been appoin-
ted French Ambassador to England. The
state of France continues to be that Of ag-
itation and not of quiet or e...Thc
siege Of Canton has been raised.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09

Eg-A "Dr Max Percy" German
recently come to this country, took horse
and buggy from Danvillc early this week,
and it is feared with a fcloIius intent.
His pursucrs found he had crossed the
Lewisburg Bridge, and then lost track of
him. A reward is offered for his appre-
hcnsion.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09

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