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New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-09


Mr. Motley is also here, receiving those social stten-
tious which always follow high literary reputation
as that which he has earned.
Prof Henry d. Rogers Of the University Of Glasgow
is also spending the summer in London. His el8bo-
rate and nsgnlfcently printed report On the Geology
of Pennsylvania is attracting much attention among
scientific men here.
On the afternoon Of the 30th ult., the two OF
John Livingston esq Of this city, aged respectively
si1 and half and eight and half years accompanied
by their father, ascended Mount Washington, foot
from the Glen House, White Mountains, slept at the
"Tip-Top House" saw the rise next morning
under very favorable circumstance and after break
fast returned on foot to the Glen House. 1t is said
that this feat has not before been accomplished by
70 young as the Junior Of the two boys. The same
youth lately passed under the sheet Of water at Mag
ara Falls.
&C. 2. X. James, esq., the novelist, has deter
mined to leave Venice and return to Virginia, for the
purpose of making that State his permanent abiding
place.
-Mdlle. Nestvali is in Par RS, engaged at the Grand
Opera TO sing in Bellinis Montechie Capuletti, -
which will there for the first time be produced in
French.
The Nagora Fails Gazette in speaking of the
conclusion of Blordins last great feat says Blondin
was called for speech, but speech-msking not be-
ing in bis line he declined, and merely announced thai
he would walk the rope again the Eth inst, when
he will carry man on his back
Hiram Bowen and Daniel Wilcox have associa-
ted themselves with Chss. Holt in the publication of
the daily and weekly Janesrille wis., Gd=ette-the
former assistant editor and the latter business
manager. Mr.. Bowen has before been connected
with The Gd-ette.
Capt William Watts, welknown navigator Of
the Upper Lakes and . respected citizen Of Cleve-
lard recently died at Lake Superior, whittier ne had
gore for the improvement Of his health.
Judge Vondersmith, the forger who is serving out
his term Of imprisonment TO which he was sentenced
by Judge Cadwalader, is engaged at chair-naking in
the Eastern Penitentiary of Pa. His health continues
good although, Of course, he is much depressed in
spirits There is however, no change in his general
appearance. Strong efforts have been and will be
made by many prominent and influential citizens Of
various States to obtain full pardon Of the unfortu.
nate prisoner Al the time the sentence wss imposed
it severity was everywhere commented upon, srd
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-09

about forty in his body. Carder was arrested soon
afterward.
The Boston Herald learns that well. known and
welcircumstanced adopted citizen, residing in a
town in the vicinity of the Tri Mountain City, has
been sued within the past week, by young lady
residing u South Boston, . charge OF breach Of
promise Of marriage, and that the property Of
the decever has been attached TO the amount of
$4,000, TO abide the result. A process has been
issued from the Police Court for his arrest on charge
of ofseduction.
Mr.. Edwin Parks, late of Victor, Ontario County,
killed by Indians, while on his way across the
plains TO California, a few weeks since.
The Rev. William r. Williams, DID,, ha. so far
recovered from the consequences Of the accident by
which his leg broken, last Spring, be able
to leave his house and attend partially upon the duties
Of bis pasorate. His church closed for the present
month
Letters have been received from the Rev. DIR.
Prentice, Of the Mercer street Church. who is now
ebroad lie Is regaining bis health. He had taken
house not more than thirty miles from the seat Of
the war.
We understand Gays The Hallfar Journal, OF tho
2Jth ut that the Court gave their decision 10 the
Of Judge Halliburton sgt the Receiver General, on
the 23d. The Judge had applied for msndamus in
order to obtain the opinion of the Court upon his
right TO bis pension. Toe ChiefJustce, in elsbor-
ate oprion decided that though the mandsnus could
not be against Ministerial ofcer like the Receiver
General, the Judge clearly entitled to the pension
under the act. In this opinion, Judges Dodd and
Desbanes also concured. Judge Bliss confined bis
judgment to the preliminary question of the msnds-
mus.
Mrs. Trial Burlingane, an estimabe old lady,
residing at Pillar Point, Jefferson County, committed
sucide on Saturday, July 30, by drowning herself in
Black River Bay. During the last six months, she
has suffered from disease of the heart from which che
believed .he never would recover. She fell into
gloomy desponding state of mind often wishing her
self dead. On the morning of the Both ut, che got
up from her bed, aud was shortly aiterwsrd missed
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
FOREIGN NEWS,

The contract for the purchase Of the
steamer Great Eastern was concluded.
f300,0 900 has been subscribed, which is
thought to be enough to purchase and
complete the ship, and provide for a
working capital.
The British Goverpment is said to
have resolved to take sufficient measures
to protect the English interests in Mexico.
The London Times editorially denoun-
ces Mr.. NunSent's manifesto to the Amer
leans in BRUSH Columbia.
The Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon intends coming
10 America, but the alleged contract for
"iV,ooo with trans atlantic churches is
pronounced untrue
i he Paris D,Jats thinks there are ex
80 n' &c ieasohs Tor tru,'lrg in the preser-
"a,ion oi the general peace
he''efs from re!labic authority at Nj
ian, say there was not the least chance of
m iDsurrection.
1t was stated that the senlinp of troops
Hom Austria to Italy had been SUSPENDED.
while another account SAYS that Austrian
'eniorcements were pouring in.
me M amnesty to the political prisoners
" Naples bad been modified TO require
sn oanishment to America. An ediet
MA 'ds' that all persons who are charged
.,:...a ~ any fagrant attempt against the
t,isi VI the State shall be immediately
TIA Council of War.
re,cssI Ib,o,ubay Mail of December 2i,i.
Ssbjb b.; gland on January 20. Nena
ton ., "Ia .i ned to jungle. The subiug1-
pror,,.e .Ue disturbed districts was rapidly
bad "sng lshmaci Khan, a rebel chief,
no, ,1i ue'alis of the China news sreai; Of
supplies and 20 aIyapcs IN i,.s
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11


For sale by their agents everywhere. and in Lewis
ishurg ty J. j Walls and ?. Caldwell, and in New
Berlin ty Mrs. Margaret ". stees. cow7jNy
nn 1t is most unioubted fact that DrS ,NTORps ~
vIGDkATuE, Liver Remedy j. Of the greatest dis
coveres made in medicine The past century. 1t has
been study Of the Dr. during twenty yrar' practice,
To md wAst rart ular organ when diseased cauSd the
greatest nuInu-r 81 Ills sir~ and his cOncusipa
that the liver l. the greatest regulator OF the system,
and the most liable TO dseasr which kept free from
disease Is preventative Of nysrei-ia JauniIce Eener-
al debility. Gc. whiir last but far from least
ton consumption for our experience is that ra-
seS OF consumption occur from diseased liver than from
all other causes put together.
Taking this to be correct hypothesis have but to
hnd remedy with which 10 correct the liver, aud
have of nearly all the diseases subject
by simply using preventative. That the Inyigorator
Is such remedy. is beyond doubt To all ho for
its virtues such that fr all lainis arising
liver derang i; uu;aili;Iy remedy. while
family medicine. tr all diseases Of the stumarh bow
els, which caused in greater less degree h ljv-
er drrang"meut. 1t the safest, sure,t and most -ca
ciOuS remedy known
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
SygfgU,

In Cep;revillp. Snyder county, 9th inst, NJ. -
SHOW EES. aged about 81 years.
On the 10th Gli., Mrs CirHaR1NE rlCh OF fiewis1p
Union Co. aged - years and =! months
ON the 18th all DANIEL FEES Of West BuGaloe,asrsl
90 years, II noulhs and u uays.
In New Bsrliu-lGth nit. CAfiARiNE sisioroi Y M
Kpssler ag,ti about - years -On tho "a CafiAhiNE
cnn.ort Of TX SShsriG kes,er. aEsl about a. yearso
the 2si. JACOB u;'WIG, IN hi, 7tth year.
In Nilton-of scarlet r;rr-Hrta alt, Jf-hli L. sn'i
Of Jns.pt Algstadt aged ycurs. On the ~ INST
CLARENCE A. son g. augustus Fisicr. aged Is months
same day, SUE daughter Of }. Wsad Hannah Iha!in'
aged years. ,.,.,,
In Philadelphia, 18TH u!t after Snort lines 'it.
KATE A, sTiINE uift II Charles /. SrIine formerly
Of Milton, aged 80 yeErs aSl days.
Ia uuf4"e Ip. 9Th or iuih inst AtIli''A' Ha's =
i.. :: Y.a. I sd s1ie stssii- ss.a 2t7s3 Jsa.'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
Lruisburg sEHarksI.
NIAI,Ii

On ti,e 9th nit. bv Rev.. u. Ansparh. Ell pIEF
TENDEETLR OF West Buffalo Tp., aud Mss ELlBAELrii
CALLlIitN.
un the I'D ult. Ly Rev. W. II Gruh, ?. VI. TEArS and
Mis- AMELIA VERT, both from the vicinity Of free-
burg snyder Co.
on the ist inst by Eov. =. y Snyder. Ger.JANES IN
WIN aud Mrs MARY \. CEETlS, 10th Of IIellrfoute.
In White Deer Tp, eth ut. by Rev. e {. Cutler,
JOHN r. BENNAGE and Miss ELIiABEfH l. WALh-
ER. all Of uuun county.
ON the 18th nit. hy Rev. Mr. Soui'. ANpRBWlENfN,
If chilisquauus. aud Miss ELIGABAIHD HILL, Tor
III, rly Of Eerks county.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11

res-The Adjourned Court has been
''draggng its slow length along at its
usual "poor dying rate" The first case
was that of Hannah lIummel vs. Daniel
RengIer, action for SANDER, which resulted
in a verdict of $50 and costs for pllf, and
will we suppose be appealed. Cawley Us
Youugman, is nov on,aud will occupy this
day perhaps.
There is no one in our Jail, yet we un-
drrs,and there are several Commonwealth
eases for trial at the regular Term next
week
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
Sales sov'd at the "Chronicle" Office

Mon. Feb. 2s-Yost Yoder's, Limestone Up
do. -Wm. Frick's, wilson's place.
Kelly Up, near Lewisbnrs
Tncs. Mar. l-fhiiip J.. Byers, BuGaloe Tp
Wed, Mar. c-Chas. c. .DunkIe(J John DunkIe' J
Buiaoe Tp
Tues, Mar. s-Lndwig Pheesof's estate, Chill
i>fuaGue
Tues Mar. s-CyrU> Brown, East Buifaloe
TUES. Mar. l5-John CnamberiIn's, East Buif
&uctsGaN9,es'u order ., fhgs4.c'f Office.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
SovEcE 20 FAN PAYERS.

TgITlE School Directors Of the borough Of
LewIsburg have not been able to pay the
Teachers but fifty per cent. of lie money due
them for their services. You are hereby no
unrl that The Collector iS aulh r.zed aud re-
Gured by the Directors, after reasonable no
ice, to enforce collection Of the sane. Sad
Tax is for the year lSjS. WIN. JONES,
LcWlsburs. Feb. 9, 1883 Treasurer.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
TprlDike Election.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the Stockho!-
ders Of the DeIlelonIe, Aaron>burg &
luongmanstown Turnpike Read Company,
that an election will be held a, the house oi
Henry B. Mussina in harGnSburg, on Tues
day. The eighth day of March next, to elective
Directors 20 manage the ccncerns Of the com
pany for the ensuing year.
PETER WILSON, President,
Spring Mills, Feb. !. $50 w3Qd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
NEW GOODS |!

rsNIIE subscribers have jast received from
Philadelphia and Baltimore, large lot
OF GROCERIES, which will be sold al low
rates.
Choice Rio and lava Coffee.
New Orleans, Cuba and Refined Sugars.
Best Refined Syrup.
Honey do.
Baking MolaSses.
Also, fine selection of PRINTS, DRESS
GOODS. B,eachrd and Brown MUSLlNS, &c
&c. .l--Ga.! aud see our Goods and Prices.
BEAVER, kREMER ts MCLuRE-
Feb. !, 1883.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
V T. \ u L T., '
peipher's Line, R.as. FreIa Is. arS

.t-rsuS bEI WEN
- : philadelphia and LeV!StaTg,
The subscriber Is running a line Of freight
cars To and from Philadelphia ,rhhnnf re-ship-
meat, and hopes to establish a good business
by prompt deliveries at reasonable rates.
Warehouse IN FhIiad. with Freed Ward &
Freed, sli Market street. where goods sc. for
Iewisburg and intermediate points should be
left. THOMAS PElfHER, Harrisburg
Feb. 2, 1859 mGpl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
kssSEHEE OF NS.ss.

YsHHE latest case Is that of dealer coming
into a business place where a man was
purchasing Books, Stationery, &c. ami taking
him To- un- side OF the room inquired mdy be
dad not bay these things from HIN The
simple and conclusive reason was that he
could buv cieapfr at the POST OFFiCE.t!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11

NOTICE Is hereby given, that lO''f lo-
= DER, Of Limestone township, tni'h
county, has This day made an assignment Of
hi, personal property, rights and cred Is uni'
ne i.r the heneh' OF his creditors. All Who
are indebted To him will make immediate pay
ineut to me; and those having claims against
him, present them for liquidation.
Dec, II, 1888 JOEL E!HHL, Assignee.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
LUMBER AND COAL.

Ts'lsD3ssS and Robert 4. TeSbst
have IA their lAEDS, on South Wafer
street. Lewisturg. a large assortment of
LUHEEE AND coal lUf sale, comprising
the following:
100000 feet Of dry pine Boards and Plank.
the half of them nearly two years drying, con-
>i>t,ug Of .-inch common Plank inch common
Boards. 2-inch, Ii-irch and inch PANEL;
Wea'hero3ards, Poplar, LinnbOards, aud
Scaut.Ing;
Roofing Lath and Shingles;
100000 fee, Of dry Ioist and Scaniling;
3 600 good sawed H-mlock Rails.
SHI EOkiN CO4L Of all sizes, of the
very best article, weighed or measured 10 sat-
the purchaser.
- All the above articles will be sold very
low for Cash, or Exchanged for country Pro-
duCe.
Thankful for past liberal patronage.we hope
TO share continuance and extension Of the
same. +. Il K: |. NESBIT.
Lewisburg. Jan. /, 1883
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11

L OSI'.-Lasl Sunday evening, between the
4 4 Gas House and WeldensauFs Hotel,
lady'S snuI colored Fur EiCtori.ic, well
marked. The finder shall be suitably rewar-
ded by leaving 1t at the Ciroa'cie office or The
rost Office, ILewisburg, Feb. 10, 1881
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
ChamberIin Bros CARD.
TERMS, CASH.


GROUND Alum Salt for sale by
VI ,tsiEDysi.u Bro.
NENESEE Salt for sale ty
VI tLaglJ.rlin Bros
NAIRY salt for sale ty
~ Ch4uberLn ErU-
pLACK Plaster for sale by
ID ChamherIin Bros
WHITE Plaster for sale by
\. Cl4ulerlin Bros
GOAL fer sale by
Y CLarule er,in Ero's
(JAcKAREL for sale BY 49,.
SHAD for sale BY c..,....-..,r..
UEGRING for sale by
/ Chauiberlln Bros
GOLDFISH for sale by
Y Chamberlin Bros
ILOUR for sale by
| Chan,trrlia Bros
DUCkWHEAT Meal for sale by
ID Cham ezlin Eros
lHOP and Bran for sale by
Y Chamte:Iin Bros
NJ HEAT and Rye for sale by
W Chau-vrlin Bros
(OEN and Oats for sale by
\ CAambsrlin Eros
POTATOES for sale by
/ Chanbsrlin Bros
CUCARS assorted for sale by
- Chauiberliu Bros
NECTARINE Syrup for sale by
y Clamberlin Bro.
CUGAR House Syrup for sale by
- CiaintesI.u Bros
GOLDEN Syrup for sale by
VI chaniberlin Bro.
I,'NTRA star Syrup for sale by
IL Chamuern Pros
NOLASSES-Ncw Orleans, Porto Rico
VI Muse-rad'' and Sugar House Nol4-.ss, fr .ai'
COFFEE-Java, Laguira and Rio Coffee
Y f,r sale ty ChamhorIiu Bros
IEA-ImPerial, Young Tyson and Black
Tea foF sale by thamteri.n Bros
DAKER'S Chocolate for sale by
u Chamhsriin Bros
BAKERS Cocoa for sale by
II Chsmterlin Bros
HiCE and Rice Flour for sale bv
II IhamberIin Bros
SPICES assorted for sale ty
- ClamtsrIin Bros
SUGAR Cured Hams, and Dried Beef,
y for sale BY ChsuberIn Bros
( iuIEESE, and Water Crackers, for sale
Y ty CLlmtcriiu Bros
,RUI ER and Lard for sale bv
IL Clamjrr.iu Bros
CANDLES tor sale by
Y Chamlyrn Bro,
COAP-Rcsin, CASTLE, Olive aud Toilet
- soap fr sale ty CAamb.E!in Bros
)RIED Arples, aud Dried Peaches. for
II sale hy CLamheriu Bros
DkUNES and CrauberIi,s TOR sale by
1 Cu-.nbern Bro's
1t Chtmbrrlin Bros
DRESERvED Ci;ron f.r sAie sy
4 Ctamter.iu Bros
CoRN Starch for sale by
Y ChamHOrlin Bros
ESSENCE Coffee for sale by
Il CLslnberIin Bros
nAKING Soda fir sale by
II Inaubar!in Bros
SODA Ash for sale by
- Ch.a.turiin Bro's
I,AL Soda for sale BY
- Chsaberlin Bros
| INEGAR for sale ty
Chamlorin Bros
i'OBACCO-Chewing and Smoking To
4 baero FOR sale y CAsmbrr!in Bros
lNEGAkS for sale by
- Csmbsrin Bros
pATENF Wagon Grease FIR sale by
CHamI erin Bros
y )OSENDALE Cemeut for sale bv
IL ther,terlin Bros
( ALCiNED Plaster for sale ty
Chamtrr.in Brps
WHITE Sand for sale by
" Char'beriin Bros
II ANlLLA Rope and TwiueS assorted
u! fr sale y vhaub-rlin Bros
s-Ali Of which vii, be sold al very low
prices tor Cash, cr exchanged for Country
Produce
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS,

Ya1HE Ladies Of the Lutheran congregation
OF Lewisburg intend giving two Public
Entertainments, in independent Hall, on the
evenings of Wednesday and THURSDAY, Feb
raarv lG and II, pfux. Oysters and other re-
ffsshmen;s will be served up, and Heid's Cor
it; HaEt will hs 10 a''tsIencs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
rsEsXs.gEAE NNuEGE,.

NOTICE IS hereby given. HAT an election
i Will re held at the house ot tiiiean BIeh',
in East tBullioe township, on MONDAY, the sjh
day of March, 1873, Tor the election Of officers
fuf the Lewi>hurg ~ MIHinhnrs Turnpike
Company, for the ensuing wear.
GEORGE 7. MILLER. President.
J,uEs F. LISa, Treasurer. Feb. 10, 80.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
ET,E,CIIuN,

An election will be held d; the Office Of j..
A. Merlz in the Borough Of Lewlsburg, on
Tuesday the 18Th day of February next, be-
tween the hours of and o'clock, i. NJ,
for the purpose OF electing officers for the
Union County Agricultural Society, for the
ensuing year.
Also there will be meeting of the Eyecn-
TIVE Commllloe on the lith February next,
between Ine hours Of and II o'clock, y. NJ,
for the purpose Of making a general settle
ment for thc past YEAR
ANY person IN This county over 10 years OF
age. desiring admission 10 the Farmers High
School. should make arp i;auon on that Day
as the Society have the power OF selecting
one who shall have a first chance for admis-
sion. J. y. NEI'IH' "''. sec v.
uaIiov,,.s Ol>4NtAr ND rmLs-!n ur,Ious di-orI
ers urt She vitality ct tur parts an r'ei Is partially
lrs,ryri I.'I.ual's r,Javs.. uUEurnt r'uc~s in
III, para! ed i-- and c"Irui,l hu, the 81 mcntS al
I,Tryuri,vn. Whale icnotratrs through The "i:"i b
,uj. tr tn. OF the GiSorirrt o"n, tie
ru, tr the ,xhlrtin o ia" N.scjd ami ruruirnt mat
Ter near the surface auI nl,rt degree "f sito' l. al"
tie extern. y..-.- which enables them rapidly 10 re-
,Ia The ,orr.ifiof, thus di-sItr,rl with sound flesh
All gatherings sores b.z gl'uiulsr Supr"rations' ETC.
are readily curri in this wr. til" cure 'riu- All
expedited ry the Internal Grafton Of The ms.
There is no medicine now offered 10 the
public that meet, with 50 great success IN
relieving pain and soreness. as DU VAIL >
GAi.VhNIC OIL. II relieves all pain trcm
ten 10 thirty minutes.
DR.. WITNOR, # h,nca>ter city,
will b. at the HlEIEEE II J-E. Levi burg h;"tiHv
e. rhu4s.y u to- Ioh February. l. a. 10 it'll
patent. Of charge and uc,rs,tu! treat ali discuss
uf the huIy. Private iag.ors ior ladies' IN-eer
his regular card ON cur lat -r
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
Administrators Notice,

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters Of
Y administration upon the estate Of MICH
AEL WAGNER, late Of the borough of Lew
lsLufg, deceased, have been this day granted
90 the subscriber by the Register of Wills for
the county Of Union ; all persons having
claims salHSt said estate will present them
at once 10 the subscriber for settlement. aud
those owing said estate are requested II
meet the subscriber al jae late residence OF
sand deceased. on the 29h January inst, and
make payment, d 70 further notice will be
gwen. ISAAC II. WAGNER,
Jan. II. 1859 Administrator
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
AlW S4D42, INV aDDDS
VIM. - !. e.. Brown.


Market St, above Fourth, Lcwishurg.
\ LARGE assortment Of new Spring
l 1 and Summer Goods just received, consls
Ting of
Cloths. Cassimcrcs, ,Coatincs ' cstings
and Summer Wear Of all kinds.
An assortment Of DRESS GOODS. VIZ:
Calicocs, Challics, Lawns, DcLaines,
Baregcs, Dress Silks, Ginghams,
&c. SHAWLS. a fall assortment.
LINEN AND WHITE Goops.-lrish
Linen. Bleachcd and Brown Drill
ings, Sheetings. dc.
Groceries, Hardware, Cedarware,
Queens and Glassware, Fish, Salt
and Plaster.
Call and examine for yourselves. Produce
Of all kinds taken in exchange Tor goods.
May I, 1858
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
LADIES' FUaS
6 ALT--- ALT

CtALT,!-We are clearing ont the last @!
E090 Sacks at 5i.25 for Ground Alum
\ deducuun male To the tfade.
BEAVER, kREMER y MCCLURE
Lewisbcrg, Jan. -. 1853
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
aRJTUUETTCIL PROBLEM

hlarl smith hai n stone. weighing 10 lis mason
coming into tn. shop hammer in hand, srnck 1t and
IL II into f5ur Ii--rs s1hcre,' says the smith you
have ruiped nv wczhtn .'No says the mason, Il have
mad IT better fr whereas you rouli before weigh but
80 MS with it. uoTs YOU weigh every pound irum
TO 40. Ecqrir.d the size Of tire pieces!
:. East Bufaloe.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
The puZZlER.
"Lo' n rf'8's t5T NE ,rir,
B.sp. ~ ,ri1'h sy5is agd'ry hrs

- Answer to last Enigma
.I,y BgTi,as C-st'-Ausd by D., Budaloe; AA; c +
? ilst Builai,e: : +, East BuHaloe.
BIBLICAL ENIGMA.
I am composed Of - letters.
liy - : 10 - is 4 son ofJHpheth.
II - 20 iS. a duke.
ggl - in the tenth rommandme
- 20 Ii 70. an uucltan hind.
j. & = , q. prolh't
20 II >. 4 queen.
Il l. -. in the Lords prayer.
- = - n 10 kim.
u 2nl5 II Is p. solomon made cf gold.
Nv whole is a command in the Bible.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11

M. Don't forget the Public Entertain
ment. TO be given by the Lutheran Indies,
next Wednesday and Thul,lly evenings.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11

r@5-Rcv. +. HENDRICKS takes the place
Of Prof Whitman, in the Union Seminary
the latter gentleman having c injected
himself with the Farmer High School
Mr.. Hendricks well known ability,
iusurcs the Seminary good instructor
Prof LEAs, lew Instructor il the Sem
nary, is also well >pakcn of.
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land, Maryland David Magic, Jr, New York
EGlty ). Bell MaEoon, Tuscumbia, Ala; Charles B.
Morris, West Bloomfield; Walter S. Oliphant Med
1ord; = Hepburn Pollock, Milton, Pa; James w.
Reese, Westminster, Md; Joseph H. Robinson,
Brooklyn, n. T.; John H. Rodney, Newcastle, Del;
d. Everett Russell, New York City; Frederick
Stump, Perryville Md; Charles L. Sykes, Spring
field, n. r.; Robert Tareton, Mobile, Ala Chester
Van Syckel, Perryville; Edwin NJ. Ward, Bloom
held; K. Be,ville Watson, Milton, Pa; Otis B.
Webster Chester, N. H.; Grant Weldman, Leb-
anon, Pa; Henry W. Williams, San Francisco, Cal:
Sylvester Woodbridge, Benicia, Cal; William b.
Wright Goshen, n: Y; James Rucks Yerger, Jack
son, Miss Abram Zebriskie, Jersey City.
The degree of Master of Arts was conferred upon
nearly 80 graduates. Among the Honorary De-
grees conferred were:
Il. l.. D-The Hon. james A Pearce, U. S. Sen
ator from Maryland
D.D.-The Rev. Mr.. Elijah X. Craven, of New
ark, n j.; the Rev. Mr. Halliday, of Peekskill,
The valedictory Grafton was delivered by II.
Everett Russell, Of New York city.
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