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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-30
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y STKNLEY WOULDR ESPECT
Mn Inform he cirizens Cleveland and vicinity
-, n. stove stove No 81 Prospect street
sSs-e bs vs1il sci Stoves CHEAP FOR CASH. having
s7.--i sSsortwuul of the latest Patterns =.
ti-in Pum1s fti-i ua order Asn, M1nuIassuIeIol
TS Cn1ne- ard sheet Iron VAR fArtlcuiar AiiesloA
giis Ia " 6@e done 1iih dispatch Al work warranted
&C l6-dlw 2f1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-30
PAsTURAGE-ls5s.
New Painting Establishment.

NOW dIHtIHg LotuDIIoHnI0HIl
On the Publie Square, oas door NOrfk Of Ken
dalrs Store
TASCOTT 4 HOPKINS ARE
a prepared 70 DO Hczss. sign. C4riase sud Ornamental
Orders solicted ay29.lv TASCOTT HOPKINS.
IRISH LINENSlMade of fax twice
IL as heayy ixed liaeas. besides being n1sh more
handsome and durable. These liaeus cheap 70
the consumer. Try then onee and yon Sin buy t5aui
asain, Janis 5. RAYMOND CO.
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r. r. r.


CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES
MANY diseases that affect humanity inherited heir
looms fru the diseased bodies Of Sckly Scrcfda.
Consumption. Syphilis and Fits are among the most com
Of constitutid nal diseases Now we care Dot hoW
many generaous the seeds OF these diseases may ays
been established in the system, ne ooo-lAD-
NAYS RENOv TING REsoLvENr vii eradicate IRON the
bodies Of the afflicted every part OF diseased epslts
and Ill the veins with new, pure and nealihy oood
CHILDREN'S DISEASES
RADwKY's RENovArINo REs0ArkNf shootd ne hal % a.
blessing By every MOTHER tnroesnoai ne snos Snose
ngs out ftaus earlyl evidence Of disease transmitted
som the parent stock few doses Of The REN0vkrISe
REsoIvES will eradicate every vestge Of the dsease and
insure the child sound and healthy BODY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-30
School Books.

T B. COBB 4 CO., RESPECTFUL
~ LY ask the attention OF Teac and Dealers TO the
IIJgIag st embracing the most popuar and approved
School Books VI keep these books IN large guam
titles, the stock and good cJdlion, and oar pm
ces aud terms reasonable
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-30
OUhL--OUA1s
NOW Is THE TIME TO 9ETIN

N vour Winter supply We daily receivi asple1-
nd for stoves ard Crates, which sell - 90
perton Parties wishing 10 purchase Will DO well = give
call All orders throug the Post once pronfy al
ended to Oaices and Yards c. p. r. r Pier AID az
I. .s.is = x 4 h Al 'e'i1' S''' 5oHN HAYS co
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-30

IN superior article Of BITUSIINOUS COAL, which Is
parficularv adapted domestic puTposes well as Tor
steam smith be had Of the undersigned Agents
l0r the Company q,
Orders f0T city foreign te will be executed with DIS
uafrh Coal delivered Irt CT the CITY OF gy
which Will fail please. Il let al either q our ote
arthe storenf GAYLORD Hammond, No 80 SuperloI-st-
SCONILL x WHEELER.
or-- No 81 River street and G & y. Coal Pier.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-30
Cilaradc.


II comes and goes 10 the same place,
Yet here but short time i, stays;
Leans DER the cradle, is rocked therein,
Yet by mortal man was never seen;
Though shape or form II hath none,
Yet every reader possesses one.
G w s. Harileton.
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.
am posed Of 23 letters.
Nv II 10 10 ii, what all pish TO be.
324l4lll lS, what all ought To be.
l9s IG %, is often marked with care.
7l3, is often used.
567 20 5 l6 9 is Oft used tc make fires.
% II, all should say when tempted.
Is 81 8, IL, is often bright.
Ny whole is one much loved.
MoLLIE w, Lewisburg.
NEOUS ENIGMA.
am composed Of 81 letters.
NY 81 81 10 90 5, was an Amer. General.
322 Is 9, is a vehicle.
81 - Is 204 6, was an Indian chief.
81 IS l6 =, is a kind Of grain.
81 s IL, is an article.
81 II 10 l Is % l2, was noble SAVAGE.
% s6 /, is often used by water hunters.
81 22 10 81 10 l3, is of the feline species
My whole was a noted Indian warrior.
f r., Bufialoe.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-30
GRIND .IIHORS-N,u !

GRIND ~ J JthO Oh N-HhS IfTrl.
KeHy-Ias Lawson, Da Henley. S4ml Bickcl,
DAM kaufman
Neto Bsr!il-Chas D RouSh, Jas Harrison
Ltris-Jac Broucher, in Oberin, JAG Moore
Z Bufai,-Jno Gundy. John Schrack
Ls,ci,Jmg-A AmmonS P Beaver.A n Lawshe
BuflIo-Jas Himmelricht, Jno Hauck
Mni1jurg-Encs Wiromar. Daniel Mauck
" Bufab-Geo Wagner
Wbfe Deer-ISaac High, Eobi Candor, Aaron
Liaesiai;-Iac Shively. H4rily-Jno WIZ
TRI VERSE JJRORS
B.JiLo-Thos $ Black. Adam Young, Robert
s;rayhcrn, Saml Simontou,G " Kelly, Freik
PoniIus, Adam Sheckler. Emanuel Pon,ius.
John Deurer. VIM Walker. Aaron Miller
Lelgis-Jac Splgelmyer. lac Ruhl, Isaac Reish
Linssfone-SImon Brrrey, Ino Shenkle, W G
Barber, Jos Chambers, Jno Crossgrove
" BuNai9-Jac Kcish, Jno Lawrence, Jno II
Kleckner
Le,r',b'rg- Bilmyer, DAM Schrack. J "
Shriuer Ii Laird, Jno Lilly. II W Fries
HHiiy-lienry RIhl, jno Hoffman, Henry B
Charles, Shem SPgelmyer
Un'oa-Jno Van BuSsirk, David Betelyon
y Berltn-Dav Splitter. SamI Boop
HG'inJurg- Cronmiler. John Reber
Whiie DeG-janes Culbeftson. l. Albright
Henry Guyer. Wesley shannon
keHy-TaoS Comfy, Vim Dnucal
/ Bugdh-jac Sl.fer, Danl Mil!er,J Schrack
.fIckspn-Jno Guyer
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-30
,ou.oun,, Co,:,sI'roclsunasion


yEyHEREAS, the Hon. ABM S.tFiL>OH.
w President Judge for the 2O,h Jui!ailI
District Of Pennsylvania, composed .. The
counties Of Union, Mihln and Snyder, and
PpiLiP EunL and lSu y SINosrCN fsqS., J >,J-
ciate Judges ia Union county, have issued Ileir
prrcepi. bearing date the seth dav of feb'y,
ls5s. and to me directed. G1r the holding of an
Orphans Court, Courl of Common Pleas, Oyer
and Ter,nirer. and General Quarter sessions,
at LEWISBURG for the county'of UNION.
ON THE THIRD MONDAY OF MAY,
(being the i9.h day 1888, and 10 continue
one week,
Notice is therefore hereby given to ihr Cor
oncr, Justices Of the Peace and ConStahcs IN
and for the county IF Union. TO appear IN their
own proper persons with their records, inqui-
siiionS, examinations aud other remembrauces
to DO those thing, which Of their Offices and in
their behalf appertain To he done; and al! Wit
ncSse> anI other persons prosecuting IN behalf
of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons, are required to be then and iLcre
attending, and not depart without leave At their
peril. Jurors are requested To be pnHclua IA
their attendance al the appointed time agreca-
bic 10 notice.
Given under NV hand and seal at the Sher-
i'll S Office IN Eewi>burg, the lfth day Of
a April in the year Of our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and f!Iy-eighl, ami The c.-hiy
eth year Of the Independence Of the United
States of America.-,iod save the Common
wealth, DANIEL ID. GtLDlN, SLerih.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-30
Canal Board.

The Locofoco State Seuatc dctsatea the
bill for the abolishmcnt of the Canal
Board and State Engineer, for whose con-
tinuaacc, after the period provided in TIE
bill, there can he no possible justification.
The State will, therefore, have to pay
some $4,000 to keep up the Canal Board,
and $4,000 for State Engineer, whilst
the Canals, over whose direction they are
to preside, have been sold, and there can,
possibly, be no necessity for their contin-
ued services
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-30
Issue List for FEB. adj. Court & MAY T.

+ Rail, Of nonr;I,, rs Ior.r,, p .r.,4
IsraeI KnerfeI vs. Lanes N,nc,;
D7yiJ Uerbst vs D,r;eI psn.,Ier
David Rasrtres rs Alfred Kneass
Peter Hrn,neI and VIE vs DarioI pa,c,c-
IN Sorver & Co Us SamI and los " S6r;nar
lanes NJ Sni,b vs Rober, Chambers
r Church & Co VS. solomon Nayer
RancL; & Roland Us Lambert Ranck
NJ C;evcr's adn,rs for In Ranck VS. aCU;cb
Uarriet JepkinS Us MERIT Channel et NJ
Beck & Reher - John Zimmerma,
same VS. David Zimmernan
Charles Harizel vs. State Nut Fire &C Comp
David Fisher VS. Jonathan Dieffenderfer
IIunsecker for Church VS. Jos Forrey
TnoS Church VS. same
Chcs II Shrlner VS. Nm Rule
Sam'l Barton VS. Joseph Meixe'l
Noungman y Walter vs. Taggart Furman
John Meyer VS. Fred'k Woman
Thos Penny Us Chas II Cook
Reuben Stennsrr VS. Alfred kneass
PrIce Patton " Go VS. Jacob Meckley
John Roland VS. State Mutual lns Co
Saml Ii Orwig vs. Saml GuielIuS
/ Graham HutchiSon Ct al VS. Jac Bridge G, al
John Locke vs. Robert Ellands
JOS Cummings Us ChGS X Cronraih
Comrs uG Go for NJ CuT!ey Us SyPher's Adms
Philip Pontlus VS. James Irwin ct al
Relsel u Bro vs. Ranck " Roland with not
Brodhead x Roberts Us Ranck y Roland
Weller Il Ellis vs. John Lesser and We
John Roland vs. Martin Reed
george Hertz VS. Peier Fetzer
r W Berkenstock Us VIM Price ct al
fhhlP 1eepoId e. al VS. DaVld Splller et al
same Reuben Oldi Ct al
i U Campbell CT al VS. iced N Mari
Howard Malcom VS. James Ross
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-30
Freedom, national; Slayerv, sectional,
A Rribe, and a Threat !!
A TRAITOR ar LAST

Wm. II. English, who profcsscd himself
TO be utterly hostile to smuggling Slavery
into Kansas, and whose tcrluous course
has riade many suspect him from the first
has at last fully demonstrated that be was
only spy in the Anti Lecomp;on camp
to 1e'rHy 1t at the first opportunity BY
his coiiusion with Speaker Orr, he was
placed at the head of the Committee OF
Conference, and has there at last developed
The New Slavery Plot!
which 'he Administration heartily endor-
scs, and every true friend of Liberty aud
Right abhOrs. He has introduced a ncc
Blu, which prctesscs to submit the Lecomp.
ten Constitution, but in 50 bind a way
that hardly any two men agree what it
means. But it consists first in
A BRIDE If the people cf Kansas
will submit TO the Lecompton fraud. they
shall have Twenty Millions of Acres Of
Public Lands, and be admitted at once
with one Representative and tw 0 Senators.
Here is a paipa5!e attempt by Buchanan
and his party to buy and corrupt votes
enough to work in Kansas as q perpetual
Slave State.-But if her frccmcn can
neither be drirea nor Jouyht, then comes
A THREAT!-lf the people rJect the
Slavery scheme, then Kansas is not to be
admitted, but to be kept Z" much Slave
State as South Carolina or Georgj4" -
ruled - Buchanan and lis Border Rufian
officials until the lro->laycry Adminis,ra-
tIon shall give them liberty to form oaotk.
or Constitution, after it shall be found
by a new census that they have 50 900 or
l2O,OO population, as the case may be
enough to entItie then. to Rcpresen-
tatlve.
The Board of Commissioners to appoint
election places, times, and olicers-thc
whole machinery Of these tests-are TO be
in the hanls Of u maj j3ri'y Of the Slavery
party.
These are the outlines Of the present
phase of the Kansas fraud, which the Ad-
ADMINISTRATION IS using, unscrupuIUusly, all
Its power to push through
Buchanan and his cabal know that Con
gress and Kansas are both opposed to the
end they thus hope by chicanery to gain.
They know the Lcavenworih Constitution
is the work of the people Of Kansas, bu,
they care for neither Congress nor the
people!
The present population of kansas-no
matter bow small--is enough if it is to be
a S!ace STATE, with 20,000,000 acres of
land. Rnt if they can not be .f0rcca or
cheated with this, TO become Fies State
they must have double or treble the pres
ent popuiation-be subject to fraud ard
,ursd them.
-We3resday Of this week the dragoon-
Jog of this bill through Congress was to
be undertaken. The Administration are
confident Of success.-The "agitatiou"
will then re.commencc, and blood may
flow afresh. Heaven inspire the people .
Of Kansas with wisdom and furtitude to
meet and to break this scheme of tyranny
as they lave all previous efforts to euslaye
them
Thurscay.-Kansas still before the H.R.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-30
FOR Tur LswisBuRa CHRONICLE.


A General, having a castle situate on a
square and garrisoned by As soldiers, so or
dered them as that any two corners and the
side between them should consist Of Is men;
but he, thinking there were not men enough,
hired more, but still kept up the same mum.
Der Of IS men. as before; afterwards, l6 men
were paid off, he not having occasion for
them, but yet he kept up his number of Is
men. demand how he must place the said
men, 10 make 8 every way, when he had IS,
Sc and 40 soldiers! WV W.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-30

Y No ans. to Misc. Enigma, April l6.
tyNo answer TO last Riddle.
t5No ans. to Enigma Of 'Mohawk."
fy-Ans. TO Ari,hm. Ques. last week
The pole ,cas SIXTY feet iong.-Ans. BY Flora
A and \ \.
Trans. 10 lSt Misc. ENG. las; week
Whiskey and IobaecO.-Ans. by NJ L \, W
e G and A A.
~ Ans. to I'd Misc. Enis. last week
Thomas Babington Macauhy.-Aus by Flora
\, w G G and 4 \.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-30
Still Another Opportunity.
5E'CaEty, tI.e Cheap Picture Man,

"a
WE take this method Of informing the
W ciHzers Of LewIsJurs and SURROUNDING :
uuirv. ihat We are again with them for a
short time, and now ,ter lncm a better article
and al over prices than ever heretofore. We
have token the cid stand above Christ &
Cai5wel's Drug Store, and having much tet-
ter Ngh, than we had IN cur old rooms ari
more convenient rooms in every respect. We
Shal. be better able 10 accommodate. Pes IS
having picture Of deceased fIrIds rca;y,s VI a
ti-y ur.1 by 90 have t,I j transferred fastr n
ami the pcs Will Dee warranted 10 lc equally COED
and Liy.imes better than jEose hth tLyy ssn
from For-Ju- venting lhoto-rai Is lave T.. u ;,9
rsuz ul On 8 TO so. Pictures q rscus CO..
Lnyl o. ;gr through slckucss, sLi % lor-sr-
trrtu o. the slOgt,st uot,r az tltr It>sIe''
I.toIes az young oidr,n token IN second in tr-i
-ht. CLt-U'E views Jf buildings, &C taA,u 90 rt,F
Amlrot.rr -tusrs -h,u dark and rainy lays fueS-
CT than la-u'rI'viyTss On TIE C,gr,st aIi tE-Li,,
Picture iI,m SO 10 The purchaser We
extend cordial invitation 20 all 10 , -LL -c Is ari
Examine specimens whether thcy want flirie' CT
not EemCl er the place list ta--Ve4.'
Mammoth Drug store. W study to I'essr. ..-.
n. B.-In-truetious given in the sud sFrstaia'
fnru shed a; ihc lowest Iricos. Frrs0u> wishing 'o.
;hr business con row have orTo-t nifty Lol O. u -
with. LuWi~hurg. Oct. =. l-55..
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-30

- NY Residence. 90 NatJh Third ,fr-et.
LII Lcvisburg. 81 f. front, all iacipdHq
back building 81 #. deep. Basement, and
A,uck finished. Every convenience "a the
way Of oul-tuillings.
t:so. Half Lo, on Market ST.. opposite
:. Riuer's residence, wish 4 coed T. I'll i,i W.
ter aud new stable; very desirable .or a il-.-
ness stand, or residence, or both comj.Lri.
Also. other Lots, some with AMI s.-ae
without Buildings. John LOCKE.
LewIsIurg. Oct. : 1857.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-30
AgDETOR,s NOTICE.

4 Ii persons interested are hereby notified
N that the undersigned has been appointed
Auditor. by the Orphans Court of Union
county, TO make distribution Of the balance m
the hands of John Hauck, Guardian of Susan
Mcclure. late Susan Strockey, deceased; and
that he will attend TO the duties Of his appoint
ment, al his office, in New Berlin, on SATURDAY.,
the 18th day of May next. at ten o'clock, \.
NJ. of said day. A. SWINEFORD,
April le, 1853. Auditor.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-30
Pennsylvania legislature.

The Legislature adjourned Thursday the
Odd inst. according to appointment.
A law relative to insurance companies
was placed in the Governors hands.
No Bank Reform" was accomplished,
of course-rhat is Locofoco humbug for
election times and inaugural addresses.
The new Militia Bill, we are Informed, =,
has reference only to volunteers.
The bill for the removal of the Quinn
case from Union to Northum berland
county, was not repealed-an outrage on
rules Of the House, and never passed in
Senate at all :!
The Seebold charge of venue bill, and
the bill to legalize Court House tax up
on Lewisburg, slept in committee.
The bill to incorporate the Lewisburg
Building Association became law.
The bill relative to roads in Hartley,
Lewis and BufalOe, did not get through
the Senate.
A section passed, legalizing above six
per cent. interest iu certain cases, (and
we see certain Pbilad. sharks are urging
the Governor to sign the biil)
Twenty five bills were vetoed.
Tho Scheme Defeated.
The House on the last evening Of the
session, cau.e nobly to the rescue Of iegis.
lative honor, which was ruthlessly tram
Piled under foot by the Senate, in the
vindictive course pursued towards Judge
WILMoT. In the consideration of the
Senate amendment in the House, Messrs
GoEPP, ARMSTRONG, and MIL, all Of
them leading Democrats, came GU: with
their disaproval Of the course pursued by
The majority Of their party in. the Senate;
regarding i, as question which rose su-
perior to all political considerations Mr..
Goepp, the chairman Of the Judiciary
Committee, declared that there had been
no charges preferred agains. Judge Will
mot TO justify acts against him, and that
there was no use in trying u disguise the
iict that the movement was one of politi.
cal persecution. Judge Mil and Mr.
Armstrong we're equally severe upon this
-t,emPt to disgrace the Judiciary, and a
second was given to these opinions in the
decisive vote of 81 to 32-over 80 Demo.
crats voting with the Republican members
"a this sigma! victory OF justice and risL:
's' the Gos. disgsace!a! efforts at petty
i-,erF. 4. tOrgr 70 the men who
IL: = awe miserable party rammels!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-30
FROM KANSAS.

LAWRENCE, K. T., April II, 1888.
learn from Fort Scott that the United
States troops have left that place. They
have gone to Fort Leavenworth to prepare
for the Utah expedition. Some Of the
Border-Rullians about Fort Scott left in
continently about the time the troops did
Those who recently murdered the Free
State men in the Usage Valley, or the
parties suspected of doing it, have fed to
Missouri, and l have been Informed that
it was we'll for them they did The Pro
Slavery men down there are getting scar.
ed, and l think they ore about tired of
their operations. Court is to be held at
Fort Scott next week, and there are
great many "rcbellion" cases.
Public meetings to ratify and sustain
the Leavenworth Constitution are begin
ming to be held.
"Moncy is extremely scarce in the Terri.
tory. Business men are paying ruiuous
rates Of interest for loans on short time
business is dull, and the times harder
tLan ever before known in Kansas"
TIE LATE Col. BENToN.-The will of
Col. Benton has been published in full
He has lef, his residence in Washington
to bis daughter, Mrs. Wm. Carey Jones,
aud his library to her husband. The will
also directs that cut Of the first money re-
ceiyed from the sale of bis literary works
there shall be paid $4,000 to Mrs Jones,
and $1,000 to Mrs. Boileau, another
daughter. The residue Of any money so
derived is to be equally divided between
his four daughters, including Mrs Ere
mont, whose christian name be gives as
Jessie Ann, thus settling disputed point,
recently raised. Col. Benton and Henri
Clay were relatives, the latter having mar
ried daughter of Col. Thos. Hart, an
uncle of the former
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-30
IfO! Step this Way.

WYE presume that YOU are aware thar Nr.
w q. Il. VoHsr intends 10 remove t1 tie
West. II therefore becomes usc..'gr" ,hat al
persons knowing themselves indebted 90 the
late Firm OF HurSh IT Iorse, by Note or Book
Account, must call and make paymea; ua or
before the first day Of April next - It is
expected that this notice viii he strictly aleH-
det to without any further comment.
March Il, lS5~ HURSH IS WORSE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-30
Real Els cate.
EOR BEN !

TE,EEC TWO ROOMS occupied a. Ire-
sent ~ Washington Hutchinson = a
Saloon. They are suitable ior SHOPS.
TALSO the OFFICE. | now Occupy
Fer Terms apply 10
Jan. -, 1873. JOHN i. LINN.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-30
Union County Court Affairs.
Licenses.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
N applications for tavern license have been
filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court OF
Quarter Sessions of Union county, and the
same will be presented to said court on Mon
day the l7h day of May next 1883:
Piitioners. 20 keep TireIn in
Ann Guinter New Columbia
VIM l. Ritter do
Jonas Fisher White Deer township
Peter Wehr Limestone do
S VIM Inhoff Mifflinburg borough
6 VIM X Sechler do do
Gideon Biehl East Bufialce township
Henry Gibson Union township
Levi Cronlly do
10 Adam Weidensaul Lewisburg Nor.Wd
IL Charles ID Cox do do
IL X & Hetzel do do
l3 David Meyer Har'leton
IA VIM Wolfe do
Is David Sitter Hartley township
I6 Samuel Baum New Berlin borough
II Michael kleckner do do
IS Charles Cro,zer Wes, Butialoe township
~ Martin RIdy Baiialot 30
Aprii -, lsbs. shNL kotSD, f.eff
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-30
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMERAPRIL 30 1858

John CreSwcll Jr., Of Blair county, was
chosen Speaker Of tie Senate, and holds
over until next year.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-30
Administrator Notice.

huii4iHiSJ LoItA AsOtiSG'
y" HEREAS, Letters Of Administrator
w 10 the estate of ENGEL SCHRADER,
late of Hartley township, in Union county.
deceased, have been granted 10 the subscriber,
by the Register Of said county, IN due form ,
all persons indebted TO said estate are request
ed 10 make payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement. to
JACOB SHAVER, Administrator
Penns Creek P.O.. SNYDER Co, March .5 1858
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-30
LAST NOTICE !!

4 Ii persons knowing themselves indebted
IA to the Firms of J. GoiismH y Brg's
or LiHde1t0um & Bro, are requested to PAY
UP by April the frSt-to save trouble and
cost. J. Col DSMirH Il BROS.
Lewisburr. March Is, 1858
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-30

LoAN.-1t is understood that the Ad-
ministration will have to call for loan Of
thirty millions, to redeem, in part, the
treasury notes outstanding. At the pes
ent rate of one dollar income to three dol
lars out go, it would be SURPRISING if such
loans should pe, he called for agaIn'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-30
CEyTREgELLE HOTEL.

CenfreriAe, Snyder Co.. Fa.
E'HE undersigned takes particular pleasure
L in announcing 10 his friends that he has
taken the above Hotel, and is ever ready and
waiting TO
Accommodate ALL both great and small,
who may kindly favor him with a call.
D. WEIDENS ACL, PGorruTor,
April, lsss Successor 10 Il. SHOWERS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-30

ILLINOIS PoLITIcs.-On the 2lst inst,
was the day for the Democratic State Con
vention of Illinois, at Springfield. There
were tico conventions held-the first,
comprising 81 out Of 100 counties, endors-
ed the position of Douglas and the Demo-
cratic Copgressmen, and was composed Of
the old-time leading men of the party.
They nominated full ticket, and adjourn
cd in good spirits. The other convention
did not embrace delegates (self appointed
Office mongers) from as many as sc coun-
ties-made no nominaticns-cndorsed Le-
compton-and adjourned in very solemn
choly odor. Buchanan (aside from his
official power has no friends in Illinois
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