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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Aug. q


FIur-COn'inuss heavy, and Priess strong tend ao, q
demand chiefly the local traiei prl-es are 5l lowe,
9li, 3 uns iun sulerIhe an
q 944 30 uus1und stafes Si6 a. IS Tor supeFle
geern small parcel Of sound ezra stale =
- for cuou medium eNira western S5sJe6 Tor snip
i1s m rs exra round hoop Ohus market closing heavy
AMI jrootiar Sales I.oi bbls CANADIAN h1ur a S5a-
s the at er price very choice Small sales Rye
fur at 81 5al4 40, -, -, - a,
Whet-Dui aud lower; sales 81 600 bu at 81 for sound
Ccgo sriue; 81 6 sound NlWause cluui Sll5 ioI
winter red Nesieru; 81 3 for god Shlte ives ern
Rye-Du and heavy Al 7scs sales 500 bu unsouHl Al
IA.
BarIey-Nominal at 6sa7Oc.
frn-AIarket opened steady and closed shade hrmer;
saIgs q for unsOund MIXED Wsterni =
50 f5r good 70 prime do; sc for round yellow
oafs-S cadv al - G55: for state and western
Whiskey-Lower; sales 100 bbls Al 2ik as including
100 bbis choice brand al - ., -,-.- r -
park-arke unchanged; sales OF loO Dds AZ SlfS ior
mess: las 90 i0T prime.
ged: sales OF 100 bbls at .7sdl2 for
Sl4 IS f re-paced mess; S5l5 20 fOr extra Beef
Huns aud d mo Mes Beef quIst aud unrhanged
Cut lIea STEADY Al 6sc Tor dry sated shouldersi sss
fard-Seady; sa'es 80 ihls at Il5s s.lla1c.
lutler-Seady AZ l2 -. for Ohio aLd lbc Tor state
Cheese-Dul u - s.. q,
Stocks-FIrm; Michigan Central pr cent, %; y c
ezi[: Ere ls5s Mich p, Pan lli; Chi 7.ss;
bo15s sl1E; Lac MI I; L c slzi c SEA CieEe
ToIedo3a
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Cleveland Produce Market.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
Arr - p III

THuRsDAY, Aug . P NJ
FLOURBsides the usual sales 10 the retail trade. there
has b little done to-day. Prices for small ots extra have
ranged at s57OG5 one lot Ot5Sbbs good suPerhne sold
=, e ~ d spo;her OF = bbls inferiSr do. ST Si75
wHFaTHas declined and the tendency be still
dBard There we're sales to-day Of prime red at
sl o. bus ordinary Mediterranean same; cars prime
81 lr; 900 has track Red was offered to-
day free on board al at s2 but refused buyers Offering
only sl,l0.
sales OF car loads prime Mediterranean late yesterday
afternoon, at sl,C5
oATs-Nothng doing They sTe quoted i5'e fr neT and
dun
CORN-s 900 bus sold at 7tc free On board
EGGS-sold TO a small extent at C.
Other articles are without change
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COMMERCIAL.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

Plain AND ORNAMENIAL FhINIING-
PlaiS and Ornamsntal Printing Of every description
n 4 the Printing Establishment Of the Leader ofre on
blates improved and most rapid steam best
style On short notice. and reasonable rates Particular
attention paid oblsnk work Every description OF Bind
ug done especially Blank Books, Ledsers Journals
SALES Rocks Receiving Books, &c.
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Nofice 70 Mariners

A LIGHT viii be exhhi'ed. the 10Th Of September
pr0r-, az CHAGUAAIEGON POINT, sluthern entrance
10 ths HarBar Ia P0iufe, Lake Superior.
The Keepers dwelling Is OF WOO l. VIII paiute and the
Lantern viii upon It The iumaaiing apparatus Is
ctad0ptnc 9Th OTcr OF the system OF Fresne, and will
SHOW A FIXED WHITE LIGHT. The focal plane viii
be .tlatel above n water o. th= Lake, AID
should be seen during urinary states Of the al
Iudslhere, a a distance Cs l. a. utlcal miles.
By order o. the Lisht-HUuse Board
MM r SMITH.
CornS Tographical Engineer Eugineer lih l. H DsIret
Detroit, n ch., Augusi l7ih, ls5s-
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Gnarauers.

ENG X AVING AND LTTROGR4PHTNG
RRAINARD & BURRIDGE. WOOD
- ESGRAVERS AND LITRoGRAPHERs' Ran
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q Connectionsare made with Returning Trains frou
ne ae points made going south and East also
SLh El5AND ior Sandusky. Toledo, DetroIf, Chicago
town. Narreu and New Castle
~ BiEg9ge checked through all pJnts and transfer
red Tree Of charge.
- For ilckets informal ion apply al the Union
ct Office, 81 Superior street Al the Once IN rnf -. -
all Railruia Ticket Offces ~ -
J. FARMER, supt, Cleveland
, a M1Ehs, Gen Ilchet Aglt, Cleve and. mas
CLEVELAND, ZAAKSIlLLE & CINCINNATI
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1893. 1858.
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad

~ .s...s 80 -
WINTER ARRANGF1IFNT-
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY. MAY
" 10 is5s Passenger Train leave Cleveland as follows
oao M CINCINNATI Express Stopping az Berea G1ftou
helhngto7, New London, She bv Cresfliue
=. tsalhon, Cartingtun and Delaware
- = n Aefoinniodlilon stopping a. all stations
$40 IA, Cincinnati Night Pssa ger stornr Al al -.
slons between cleveland and Gallon, and at
CaloinetQn aud Delaware: also, sfoppin. To
Leave passenEerH AZ all 81 atiouS south Of Gallon
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, Sandusky Mansfield and Newark Railroad for
Mansfield, At Vernon, Newlrk Zanesyilie Ec
Crestlne PIt'shursh, y. Wayne and Chicago Railroad
igr Forest Upper Sandusky, Delphos Lima Fl
wayne, Laporte Chicago. &c. west and East
Tor Mansfield, Wooster Masslon &c.
Oaliun and Beilefoualne Railroad
Ierrs HHute, Vmceunes, Evansville LouisviIls
Cairo, ST. Louis, sc
De aWaTe Dayton and Cincinnati Line, for Springfield o
Dayton, Hamilton. Cincinnati Richmond In
dlanap0lis, Terre Haute, ST Louis nc: and Al
Cincinnati with the Ohio 4 Mississippi Rail-
road for Louisville, and all points on the Ohio
Columbus. Liisle Miami and Columbus and Xena Rail
road, Tor Aenla, Dayton, Indianapolis. Terre
Haufe, 81 LOUIS, Morrow L0Ve.and and Cin-
cnnafi. and with the OhIaand Mississippi RaiI-
road a. Cincinnati for Louisville, Evansville
Caro-, 81 Louis and all p1ints the Ohio rirer-
Colum Ius, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark ZanesVc
Wheeling, &c; Columbus, Piqua and Indiaua
Railroad for Plqua- urhana. ne.
~ F0r Tickets TO all points and information apply Al
the Union Ticket Once 81 Superior street. al the Pas
senger Stati0n-
S. FLINT. supsriHtsndsnt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-27

MAkING CONNEXIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
nmhas a Cncnnati, Cleveland ad Enc, aud Cleveland
and Pittsbure Railroads..
AT SOlIt with hacks 10 Chagrin Fails.
At Mantua with hacks for Ravenna
AT Bracevllle with hacks 10 Newton Fails SC
Al Waneu with hacks 10 Sharon Greenfield MeadtiIle
Bloomfield Candeid &C
Al Youngstown. with STAGES for New Castle Poland.
Lowell, ant EnOn Valley, and thence b. P. = W sc K
r 10 Pittsburgh.
CHAS L. RHODES. SupT
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DEPARTURES.

~ LIST VESSELS passing IN and out OF the Lock
the weltnd Canal Port COboure c. W, furnish b.
the Lock Tender p Dobbns, Secretary OF the BoEr
OF Lake UudsrwnierS:
BOUND WEST, August 2sfh-Brig lafayette Cook; schT
BaThar m Freeman, Lewis Wells. blight On the 2fh-
Brlgs W Cross. Rio Grandes &C rs = G. Andrews W
II. Merritt, s. Il LaihiUp, C. {. GrIswold
BoTND EAST Aug aith-Prop OufaTlO, Michigan; schr
Mlcrga Cook On the 8 -Frop Jilers1ns schrs Sofe
Albion, Peuel
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- ~ = s-..=
On and after March 8, 1855.
PASSENGERS GOING SOUTH will
\ leave Cleveland IN the Gf the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad AZ as p NJ Changing ears M
lH5qiasoal Tor Cuyshosa Pals, Akron, OrrTe and
Pittsburgh, p Wayne and ChcasO r n eat an5 veef
ioI Canlll Aassilan, @oosteT Loulenye and Mangfsd
trans leave Alillersburg for Cleveland Al IS A n anIi
lP NJ, connecting al Orrville with I ans on the N
GC K X. By which passengers, from Canton Massii-
Wooster Loudenvie and hfansfeid reach fireIsr5
by the evening tram afl00J p M
feh3 SIMON prpL-TN-c g,
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School hooks.

iSchOOt BOOhSs
I B.C0BB II CO, RESPECTFUL
- LY ask the attention Of eac iers and Dealers TO ~
school B10Es N uses Ne Keep these beoss IN large quae
trss the and soed c5nditlon, and oar pri
ces and terms are reasonable
Adams ATihmetcs;
Andrews AID Sioilarl's Latin Gammsr;
AndreNs I.atin Reader
Andrews Classical Seues;
Andrews Laiiu Lexicon; =
An hons Classical Seuess
Arnold's Classical series;
Aafhon's Latin Dictionary;
Ainsworth's Latin Dictionary;
Adler's Progressive Gernan Reader
AdleT's Gerral1 Dictionaries tsli - IL q
BouHioa's Alsrh -
Bullo1s' 81 & ere q lrsz
Browns Gramm -; sl
/ BeIard's U, ;. HIs-lTy, -
Builer'sS i'us sz=-
Boyd's Rhef &c
Billions Classical Series.
Colbum's Arithmetic,
Covells Digest OF Euzish GRAMMAR
Clark's Grammars,
Coraelrs Biographies; 80 II
Cotton Fiicl's Biographies, 10
Comsiock's Philosophy;
Co1per's Virgil
Crosby's Greek Grammars;
Cutters Physiologies; C)
Critienden's Book Keeping;
Days Algebra;
Davies hIaihemai % Woiks;
FoWler's English Cram
Fiteh's Physical Geosrapl };
First Lessons in History;
First Book of Hist0ry;
Fasquelle's + sn-I- I-Gran mar;
Greealeais Ar. Inn ties.i
Groene's Grar ma 5;
o." Pa Hision
GusTnseys u S. History;
c e ar-f1r-
Gands' Grlmna--Cssrnaas to laara Eng
ag's Botanies tD
Hillard's Readers;
Hazea's spoEeT anl Defner
Hiieheocks Geology;
Hzrkness' Classical Series.
Johnson's Cioero;
KueAHers Greek Grammar,
Lesenire's GeOmetrv.
Lo0mis Mathematical Works
Lowell sReaders;
LFelIs Geolosies,
Lnssinsis q. S History;
Liiden soott's Greek Leriso
Ma;tisoas Astronomy;
NeCudsl 5 Rsaders; (D
AeGuaey's New Realers.E(O
IsIandeVille's Reader; f5l
keGuaey's s. eller:
Mitehelrs Geosraphi .s;-(s)
MGses Geosraphys
Monisith Geosra phiss 80
MiieheIl's ou Maps;
MeChnsOck 4 Crooks First Lsiin Boo'-,
Nc laieek Crooks First Greek BOOK;
Meadows French DietiOaa q.
Book Keep
Noel ChagSal's French Or mmar;
olnsy's sGe'sraphy;
Olmsfeis Phil ,snubr-
Owens Classical Series
olieudorf's German Method;
Ollendorf-s French Method;
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BUFFALO PRODUCE AIARKET-Aug. IS

LBY TELEsRAPH.l
Fiour-TIe supply eeung is better and the market Is
hardly 50 firm; Qultatons. however, show material
snt. s,ies 900 bbs for good 10 ch0ce
IRdiana Michigan, Ono and Canada; SS,756 for double
Wheai-Duu AM heavy and market full Sc lower; sales
500 lush red OiO Al sll4, and small lot OF white
Corn-iIsaSy lover, sales 2lOO0 bush at 5 &C f0r
warn ard sound
47c.
Whlskv-Dull aud nominal at 24c.
canal Freishts-3se flour, s5se wheat and SC On
corn 70 New York
Receipts p hOurs-FOuf, 527 hu; wheat ASH bu;
corn 67.d00 bu; outs. i76 bu-
cora 22gsg bu
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STANDART. BENIS 4 NIRRlT.

PRODUCE COMMISSION 1IERCHANTs
FLOUR.
We are receiving the following we'll known brsnis5r
Flour consignment which we call the attention o.
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SUCCESSORS TO C. BRADBURN SON.
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
w mission Merchants, and Dealers in Fish Nails
GAS and Pro- uee Nos 49, and Ia River and 10 an
q. BRADBuRN,l
W A EIshsk.l aug31-dly l9i
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND, Aug. 26ih.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer May Queen Viser Deto &c half bbs fish, 100 NJ
latlI, 40 pkss suudrl-s-
Prop Gov Jususn- Ssson. Dunkirk, Sc tons mlse, C G
&. r. R; Az tous mlse e. n T. X r; ls54 tons do
c &P r. X II toas do, Hubby, II. y Co.
Prop. Cataract, Bourse, Buita0, l tons MISE T. n Is
pop Pittsburgh, BeckwIth, Buffalo ID Chicago; ms
sehf Peek Saih Bualo; 800 bbls Of salt. Guy.es,
FoOs a Rash-
soow P Hale, Farsher Aarbsheaj l6 cords limestone,
sssS GTaaSiile, Barth Onsw, BuiaO, $50 bbls salt.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer May Queen, Viser, Detro l4f32 s iron lot Of
sundnes. - -
Prop Coz Cushuan Sss n Dunkirk; l.l2l ibis four, s9
sacswoo 50 bbls highwlnes, 10 bags wheat, 10 hhds
tobacco 81 bbs alcohol, - grlldsiones 10 kegs buter
&c bhls copper casks tongues, caks poiash grain
szh Ma iisn Bartlett Buio; 2 NJ siaves L II Chick,
Buiiao.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-27

oSwEGO PRODUCE MARKET-Aug. as
fBY TELEGRAPH
FlOur-Uuchaneed-
Whelt-Dull; sales 2O0 bush Milwaukee club, little
warm. Al 81
CIrn-Vcrv dull aud market easier; no sales.
Canal TreightS-Duli &c dJur; SC wheat, and
7-S- corn 20 New York
Lake lmplTts-I3 400 bu wheat; II, 500 bu corn
Canal EIports5,z00 bbls -four; 0J bu wheat ,4o0 bu
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smith 4 PUTNAM.-PRODUCE.
BRADBURN & FISHER

~ Forwarding and Commission Merchants Dealers IN
salt Fsh. Water L Plas &c; also dealers in al
varieties o. coai Brick Wore House l53 lS5 River
Street and 81 g. Dock Liberal cash advances made o
consgnmenLs rnLI-
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Roll Roa0s.

inesday Jolly 2sth, lsSs
4 GOING WEST.
YOungsf0t1n % Cicte
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PITTSBURGH AND Wheeling MAI.

GOING SOUTH AND EAST CONNECTIONS ARE MADE
Al Hudson, CuyahOsa Falls Akron and MillersbuTgh
A Alliance, for Canton, hlaSsI1u Wooster ard Saem
Al bayaTd, for Carrofon, Dover and w Philadelphia
Al SieubenvIle, for CadlL. Coshocfon and Newark
Al WheeIiug, for Baltimore and Washington
Al baalr for Cambridge, Zln-sville ard Clrcievile
Al Fsburs, for HarTishurgh BaltIm re-, PHILADELPHIA
and New York.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09
Vocal and Instrumental Music

Vocal and instrumental Music.
NNHE subscriber having located himself ir
Lewisburg, is ready 10 teach instrument
tai Music in all its branches, viz. Piano, Melo-
deon, Guitar, Violin. Niolincelio, Flute, and
all Brass Instruments.
lie will also teach Vocal Music.
Having been taught in the best Schools in
Germany, he deems himself qualified TO rem
der satisfaction.
He will also tune Pianos, and put them in
repair if desired.
Residence on South Fourth street.
Jan. 10, 1857. PRoF. p. HELD.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09

A man named Ephraim Carter, in JEFF
ferson county, Miss, was shot dead from
a house in which he and others were
"horning" bridal party. The Coroner's
jury rendered a verdict Of justifiable hom-
icide.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09

A general aSSort-
ment Of COOKING
STOVES for coal or
wood, Stone CoaI
Stoves, Wood Air
Tight and Parior
Stoves, &c. in varIc-
ty always kept on
hand.
CASTINGS Of all
kinds made 10 order.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09

4 TERRIBLE FAMILY-James Nichols
who is said to have wantonly killed Frank
Grier in Pittsylvania County, Va, is re.
ported to have killed his own mother a
few years ago. Another brother by the
name of Arnold is supposed to have shot
his father and killed him and Burnwell,
still older brother, killed Daniel Ash
well. Strange to say no one of them has
been punished Bedford { Ea,) Democrat.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09
Heinboid's Genuine Preparation
EE IL
Joy to the Afflicted !


10y To The Afflicted
II crr-s Nervous and p,l,stel sue.re-. and -,u,r.,
all the SYMPTOMS. among vhich may be frund
Inii-ro.itiou to rti. los of power Io.s Of srJ
d.1iruty ct breathing general weakness hor-cr oftt
easrWcak trembling dreadful lrrCr O. Death
vision. lauguor. universal Iassituie Of The rlu,
dvsvprtic svrnutoms. hot hands. trsl5r-tf
tn loJv drvue.S OF the kin. rslIdt caun-
trnaucc and erupticus on the face. rain
fre5rsntir i-ark srrt. rir- isfor-
the eyes With mlor,ry su,fusiou and
los, q sight, want Of attention, great;
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09

There is before the Virginia Senate an
exemption bill. Among the articles ex-
empted is, Il Prayer Book, l Bible, l
Negro" This shows that slavery is ga
divine institution"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09
LEWSBRG CHRONICLE WEST BRANCH FARMER-APRIL 1858

females, followed by troop of sobbipg
children, in brcathless haste, rushed after
their departing relatives. In moment
Wolf and Schele found themselves sur.
rounded, seized, and held so fast that they
could not move step forward, whilst Mul.
ler's little daughter hung round his neck,
and, with her pale, beseechipg face, and
silent tears, proved at least as eloquent q
pleader as Volts eight children.
"Father, said Johanna:in her low sweet
tones, "pray, pray, stay with u.s.
"Where are you going" cried Mrs Wolf,
passionatcly. SIS it to death, and without
taking leave of Us? Stay with me and
your children that is where you ought to
be. You belong to US, and for our sakes
you must take care of yourself. Let others
60 to the enemy. Return home with US,
and await in patience what Providence will
decide for u.s."
"Stay with us, father !" cried Wolf's
children, holding him fast. "Do not 60
to the enemy, who will kill you, or we
and mother will all die together of grief.
Stay with US, dear father
"Stay with s,faiher !'sobbed Schelle' S
four children eve have not seen you for
so long time"
"My dear wife," said Wolf, his voice
trembling with emotion, 81 wished to spare
you and our children this sorrow, and
therefore l did not first take leave of you.
Do not break my heart with your lamen-
tatiOns and en'reaties. all my resolution
is required to face the terrible danger we
are about to encounter. The duty | have
undertaken is not light one. Do not
increase the burden. When the welfare
of q whole town is concerned, individuals
must not be considered. l have once be-
fore said this to you, when the pestilence
visited our city, and we were mercifully
preserved in the midst of danger. A
greater danger now threatens Naumburg,
with all its inhabitants. We are about to
venture our lives, in the hope of being
permitted to avert it."
"Why can not some one else 60, 'sobbed
Mrs. Wolf, "instead of you?'
$50 every wife would say to her hus-
band" answered Wolf "Some one must
20; and to decide by lot would have taken
too much time for life and death hang
upon every hour. So do not detan us
longer. Farewell, my beloved wife. Fare
well, my children. Should not return,
obey your mother, and be her comfort and
support as long as she lives. The AL
mighty bless you! Should the enemy
decide upon destroying us all, may We
meet again in another world to part no
more. Bless you my children"
Wolf kissed and caressed them all in
turn, and gave each one fervent blessing
The same was done by the schoolmaster
and by Schelle. whose loauaci:y seemed
for the moment quite to have forsaken
him. 1t was scene that brought tears
TO the eyes of all who beheld it. Amidst
much weeping and lamentation, the crowd
arrived at the gate Of the town. Before
the three messengers passed across the
draw wbrilge, they once more pressed their
weeping families to their hearts. Their
wives aud children knelt down together at
the gate, where they remained until their
husbands vanished from their eyes. "Pray
for US and for yourselves" were VOLTS
parting words.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09
Capital SE.25O.OG

CdfMtTS " ~ 9tndl!tS 1nSVfante comp.
NV. con. SECOND AND WALNUT SIS, PHILADELPHIA.
Capital SE.25O.0GO.
Assets SlOs, ISL I3, invested in Bonds, Mort
gaSes'ond other good securities.
A RE YOU INSURED AGAINST Loss
~ BY FIRE There are but few who
receive sympathy who incur loss by neglecting
this most necessary and substantial precaution.
We often see it announced that persons have
lost their stocks of Goods and Furniture, and
results of years Of industry swept from them
by the devouring element over which they
have no control but by being insured.
Insurance protects you from the incendiarv.
negligence of servants and the casualties Of
your neighhors Vt will ipart confidence to your cred
ior and give character oi prudence and precGntiOn
all your business transactions.
1t requires but very small to insure in sums
ranging from slO0 to sl000 and yet low many there are
who have insurance upon Goads. Furniture or any
might be serious.
This Company insurcs BTTLDTNGS NERCH4VD-
LZE, GOODS FURNITURE. 4NiCIIINER land STUCK
FROM 500 TO $4,000.
at the Lowest Rates and upon the most Liberal Terms
and PROMPT PAYMENT on the adjustment OF Loss.
DIRECTORS.
Hon ThoH Florence James E.Ncall Edw r ITelmbo'd
Geo ii Armstrong tha's Dngee F.Carrnl Brewster
ChsA. Rubncam Tn Manderield Isaac I,seb .Ir
Geo Helmbold
General uperintendent-rOHN THONAsON
. . tlio'S u FLORENCE, President
EDW'D T. HELNHOLD. Secretary
J. MERRILL LINN, Agent,
65I EHISBCRG, Union Go. Pa
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09
Young America CORN SHELLER ::
Tile Cheapest, Simplest, most durab'e
CORN SIsELLER ever invented!

vINHE subscribers would most respectfully
call the attention of Spectators and
Farmers to this wonderful machine, now on
sale at MFADDEN'S Hardware Store, IN
Lewisburg. IyCounty Rights in the States
of Pennsylvania, Kentucky and California tor
sale on the most reasonable terms. Machines
will be sold in Union and Snyder counties 10
all who may desire 70 purchase, IN order to
test the utility and durability of the same. 1hey
seH green corn as ,peH as dry clean from the
cob. Call and see them operate. Price sil2
Or address l.. 4 J. u. kuf flH,
Nov. 10, ls57y Aaronsburg' ia
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-26
Dr.1n or Asorn.. Ba.ve Mas.-The

DEsTH or AsorH.R BRAvg MAS.-The uni.
yersal regret which followed the death Of
Gen. IIaysloek will be renewed al the death
Of the gallant Major Hodson. who was killed
in the attack on Lucknow. Major Hold.
son has been. from the very beginning Of the
Indian war. fighting every where. and against
any odds. with al the spirit Of q Paladin Of
old. lie has give his name to an inyineible
and almost ubiquitous body Of cavalry. His
most remarkable exploit, the capture Of the
King Of Delhi and his two sons, astonished
every one by its courage and GOODNESS. lie
was man WIN. from his romantic daring
aud his knowledge 81 the Asia,ic character,
was able to beat the natives at their own
weapons. England could brtter have spared
better officer. Her success in the war has
been dearly pure ,ased by the death Of her
hes. and brasest officers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-26

YEn DgoRapEp.--The Emperor of China
has issued an imperial edict. degrading Yeh,
the imperial Commissioner. for his course
towards the barbarians, which led TO the as-
sault on Canton. The Emperor says, hold.
ing the office he did, he should have devised
means % keep the barbarians in check, IL
their demands were too unreasonable 20 be
granted. or he should have kept them quiet
BY soothing them. This is polite conclu.
sion Of the Emperor. when fighting will not
answer. eoar. We shall see which of the
courses the Emperor himself will adopt.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-26

The proSrsmm Tor Commencement 81 Chapel ifiil
besns with the valede,oy sermon by the Rev. A. NJ.
Curtis, Of this place. Dr. Hawks viii deliver his id.
DIRE" on "washington's Farewell Address" 81 ~
o'clock on Tuesday. On Wednesday morning. Dr..
Wheat will deliver the address before the two Literary
Societies; and In the evening, Dr.. Csdwsll's Monu.
livered By the President Of the Alumni Association.
and Others.