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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-27

II IP.-Wc have this day form
y ed u colnrimrrship under the name and style
If ALBERT W. GRAY & CO.. for The purpose of
conducting the COMMISSION and FORWARD
ING BUSINESS. in all its branches. We have
leased that large three-si"ry proof brick ware
house on the northeast corner of King and Water
streets opposite McsSrS. GRAY. Miller 4 Co. We
will keep IL stock al GROCERIES. PLASTER.
SALT, FISH. GIANO aud SEEDS. suitable for
the wants ui the farmers Snd Mill owners. We
will pay particular attention I" the forwarding oil
Goods committed Ia our
ALBERT W. GRAY.
NH 3-tf WIN. T.. GRAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-27

GREENS MANSION HOUSE,
CORNER or CAMEkON ASn FAlkFAA SIT.
tu,HIS we'll -kn"sn aud Poft LAR HOTEL
having underron. THORGtGH RENO' A.
TIUN und NiSHiSG. IL nov "len' WIN
every thing complete. for the '"nrenlenre ana az
c.u.uloLati"n al BOARpEkS and IEA\ ELhhS,
EN- The Proprietor has secured The services ~
GEORGE l.. STEWART and SAMUEL r.
| GREGORY under whose Joint management no
| pains will lie spared 10 sustain the reputation 81
! the HOUSE a. IL FIRST CLASS HOIEL I'D
! every RESPECT JAMES GREEN.
Alexandria. February !. lS59-du
NlTO0L PURCHASED at the highest cash
w prices, by
IAN HILL, BROWN, / PARTL0W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-27

NJANNY'S REAPER AND MOWER, WITH
lM WOODS INrRovKNEST.-l have few OF
these desirable Machines on hand. Those III want
will please send in their orders rs possible
ic 10 DkA1 lDN W. MESpE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-27

HARVEST IMPLEMENTS.-Just received II
III large supply of Grain Cradles, Grain Scythcs
Grass scythes, Snathcs, Harvest Rnkes, Revolving
Hay Rnkes. Wirciooth Rakes, Scythe stones
Rifles, DC, &c, for sale by d. G. MEADE,
ioI No - Fairfax street
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18
AeW!oUurg Harket.
MARRIED..

On the 10th inst, hy John GunIy. Esd WN. PETERS
and Miss MARGARET STEERS. both of Fast ButIaloe.
ON sth inst At MAlI,tersvillr Juuiata Co, 10y Rev.
MrWilGrd DAVID LpNGEN rCK EH of Gown gton y. aud
Miss AMY SlIELLENBkEiER of M'Aiistersvllle Tn
the 7th ult. by Rev Nv Sangl-y. GEORGE BURST and
Miss SABINA SllELLENBEE'iER both Of .unata Co.
on the 2ith ut, by Rev. : Dom"r. PETER SHAtFEH
Of Srlins.rOye and Mss PlIBE STRAUI; "f Chapman.
Ssm- day by Rev Mr. Gearhsrt, FULLNEE FREEZE
and Miss JANE CJRNS both OF Selinsgrgve
On the lst inst. ty Elias Riehl. JOHN CLICK of Union
county and Miss SARAH HERTLLEK of Juniats Co.
On the ID irst. by I;yler. JARED KAUFMAN of Milf
fin Co and Miss ELIZABETH ESN 0. Juniata Co
On the Eth ul,, Nv Rev Nr-W-ik-r EMaNL MoATI
and HENRIETTA HARPER 10th of IIaines Tp. Cen. Co
In Fails, " COPa, by Pa Wm frra-, - ult. JOHN
p ucrEROUT. Esq of Bell"ville Tex, and Miss JUNA
daughter OF Henry Roberts Esq OF Fails.
On the 9th inst. by A. Peacty, JONATHAN MILLER
Of Elkhart Co Ind, and Miss ELIZABETH daughter Of
David Took. miller, of KishacCquillas Valley.
Un the 2d inst. by Nv Simonton. Al BuENDERSoN
Of White Deer Mills and Miss COl;NELiA daughter o'
Nathaniel burrows Esl of Montoursville.
On the sth inst by Rev Il Gates. CALVIN T. W NIEE-
LEK WaIusIort and Mis- JANE daughter of Gritlith
Licht-uthaler E-q Of Lmr>tauryille.
on 18th ult. by Rev &C Cutler. Rev DAVID l2tCkE-
MILLER Of Ly coming county ami Mis- EMMA BuEMAN
OF Milton.
the 81 inst, nt the Us. Hotel. Milton. by Rev g
Dole. NOLENIINE RITTER and Miss MARY A. MAUEE
both Of Bufaloe Up
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18
,nIlE rEnN IIReINIA.

CAnIx PoIST, Surry Co., Va.
DR.. Sr'k s. HqHce IL was IN Baltimore IN
April, 1891, and from paper received Of
vourS was induced to hny box g! your PniS,
recommended as a suvreIgn cute for the Epl-
lepric rIts. At that time one oi my servants
had been afflicted with fits about twelve years.
When reaching home, commenced with the
Pills according to directions. do not think
She has had one siUce. My wife, though, Is
somewhat induced 10 believe she may have
had one only Enclosed you will find FIVE
dollars, for which you will please forward
me two boxes. suppose you can forward
them by mail. Your compliance will obise
me. Yours respectfully, NJ. +. SIEDsE'
pr. Iiances Epilertie ils also sorresh remedy
or every mod hcaton Of diseases The nervous
u-rr whether t3r,nented by the AGATE, phy seal ago
Ily II ueJra .ii t!a!olorrCx or ordinary heafachh;
afflicted with vague rrrors weakened by periodical nts
threatened with paralysis born" down and dspirted by
terrible lasitUir which proceeds ir" lack OF ner
vuus enDrgy or experiencing any ether pain Of disab
Arising from he unnatural condition Of the Nohder
ful machinery .hich every member with the
source uf s.hsati0u n5ion and nrlc-
date bant from tie ,s If those Pills, which AT once
Gains Bsi.yf4te, and reg ulaits the shattered NERVOUS
brs1u'gf'irr.
seat 70 shy part oi ih5 touhiry hy aa free Of pee
ts.s .iiFr>t : - HtSJE. los Esl'l.0re Bal
l'nuis, g. t.rt..rl IL, s.; trs 81 teelte -
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18

lAneILGMsise4Ass Legal AucliOneer
Commission Sales.
A GARD.

TgNHE subscriber, desiring 10 reduce his
stock as much as possible before making
his Spring purchases, Is selling good 6oofs n
from 30 To 30 per cent. less Than regular cat
aiasue prices. His stock embraces a large
collection of GOOD books in the different de-
partmentS OF
Science and Literaiure Religion. Law,
and PolitcS; Histories, Biographies, Travels;
a vatied and well selected stock Of Mi,ce,a-
neuus books; Pocket and Family Bibles,
from thirty-ive cents TO seventeen dollars :;
Encyclopndias Ladies' Albums, Gift books,
Autographs. Architects, Dockets for Law
yers and Justices of the Peace; Day Books,
Ledsc.s, Composition books, Copy books,
Pass books and Pocket Meinorandhms; Ma,h
ema,ical instruments; Visiting Cards; a
large lot of Printers Cards, very cheap;
good Cap, Bath and Note paper. from l4i 10
90 CTS. per quire; Envelopes jr0ni 10 10 cts.
per puck; Blank Deeds and Bonds; d large
assortment of Sunday School books and Re-
wards; Common School and College Text
books at,cogs on hand, de-, &c;
As our stock is bought n. the lowest whole
sale prices, and not received on Commission
from iobbihg houses we believe TIE can ahd
DO sell cheaper than can BIZ had anywhere
else in the country. We invite all who Wish
anything in udr line 10 cali and see.
WILLIAM MURRAY.
t.ea;stHrs tst 81 1889,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18
SPICES! SPICES! SPICES!
NOTICE.

4 Ii, persons having unsettled acco1rts
u with the University at LewI>bgrg, ar
win The undersigned personally, wall r.Uch
cbIlge by calling and having them adjusted,
prior TO the lSt Of April next. After that
time, the undersigned will cease t" act IN any
other capacity ttan as Treasurer of the Cor
poraIion, IN receiving moneys due, and paying
out the same, upon the order Of the Hoard.
BY a resolution OF the Trustees, from and
after the Isl Of April next, DR.. Looms. Pres
ldent OF the University, will take charge OF
the general interests OF the Corporation, aud
be alone capable Of making contracts OF ln-
earring debrs for which the University IN any
OF its departments shall be liable. All whom
ii may concern will govern themselves accor-
dnGly. y. h. GLLh,
General Agent and Treas Univ. at LewlSb.
March 49, 1889.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18
LUMBER AND COAL.

have in their YARDS, on South W aier
sJreet. Lswi>hnrg. large assortment OF
LUMBER AND coal Tor sale, comprising
the following.
100000 feet Of Dr. pine Boards and Plank.
the halt OF them nearly two years drying, con
siSung Of 2-inch common Plank, inch common
Boards. 2-IHch, :iurh and inch Pannel;
Weaiherboards, Poplar, LInEboards, and
Sca1liHg;
Roofing Lath and Shingles
100000 fee, Of dry JoiSr and Scsn,ling;
5000 good sawed II mlocb Rails.
SHA AN0hiN COAL Of all sizes, Of. the
very best article, weighed OF measured 10 SUIT
the purchaser.
All the above articles viii he sold very
low for Cash, or Exchanged IoT country Pro-
tucs
Thankful foy past liberal patronage we hops
10 share continuance and extension Of tia
same. T. * Z: l. NESDIT.
Lewisburg. Jan. l, 1859
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18

The Argus, No. >, can not possibly see
what connection there is between national
politics ard local officers. We thought he
was more of national man > If, how
ever, he were in q Democratic town, he
could see very clearly he would be one
of the first to call upon "all Democrats to
stick to the ticket from A to H." "Note
the Democratic ticket If old Scratch is on
it." was common exhorta;ion when the
Democracy was the ruling power at the
North.
The reader will remember, however, that,
only three years ago, the Argus No. /
having cajoled some Of our easy, clever
party friends to 60 in for "union,' and
''let parties alone''-and having elected i
Democratic Burgess &c-came out with
i triumphant shout of yictcry--a
"Great Democratic Victory
over The Federal gaua An,.aa>on!c "his hnos
SutalA- Woody Heads oi Lva!>5u.-
Yes, give the Democrats the P'~er,and
they will elect every oficcr. Wherever
they have MT the power, they put on q
long face and are in favor Of "harmony
aud coucilaiion' ! Gas the fox SAID
v hen he tried 10 get in among a brood of
chickeus)
We understand some Of the leading
Democrats are trying to raise local ques-
tigus-aud mike reckless asscrtious-un-
der cover Of which to break IN upon our
ranks, but trus: their designs will be
seen through. Ii any reform is needed,
let it be demanded. Our party is quite as
likely to be cconomical-contains quite as
good and wise men--as that which has
pumped tie National Treasury dry
rz,-Tuc nlnyil,c Ncm2crat is RcpuJ.
E.an paper, },r Argus. The Harrisburg
Udpgrayi is in Democratic borough. So
You see some OF your I-cts and inicrences
axe li,t.c astray
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18
MERnEMTILE NOTICE.

rETHE undersigned has thi, day purchased
the entire stock Of fJB.D.rEsrss at the
well-kuown old stand al West Milton. Pa, by
which he intends to keep up full assortment
of MERCHANDISE for sale al the lowest
Cash prices or exchanged for Produce. All
kinds OF GRAIN bought at the his hest marke,
nrIcp JOHN DATESMAN.
IJAll those who know themselves indebted
to .L b. Daiesn.qn. or Datesman d Sons, are
requested To make immediate payment.
March -: 1898 J. =. DATESMAN.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18
Tilifu.

In Icvisburr. nth inst. FRANK EDMUND son ri
John e and Hannah NJ SMITH aged years and ~
days.--Alsu an Infant Child Of Peter Held
In SensgroVe, 1th inst MARGARET wife Of Elijah
Gembrriiug, aged about 80 years.
In Brllri0ute 2iih uit, HAMILTON HCME-, E'T
aged about - years.
On the 2i inst, in New Berlin, ,WM.TURNER, (colored
aged about ~ years.
In Urion Tp, u inst a Daughter Of Rev. George A
SNYDER. sged about years.
On the q inst, New Berlin, JAMES son o. linn
nah Ilanes, aged about years
In Northumberland, I'D ult.. ELIZABETH wife Of
Cart Harvey alters, aged about 50 years same day
Son Of Vim. LundaU. aged about months On th" 18th
ult- CARRY. only daughter ct Luther aud fmma Nor
gan aged months on .he ~th ut Chill Of Thaideus
and Jane ryan, gs,I about 2moutns. same day, Mrs
MARN KNOX, aged 81 wears.
On the eth inst, WAL HENSON (cpl0red) Of Milton,
aged about p years.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18
Ad;,,inislraiOss' EOtiCP.

NUTITE is hereby gwen, IIlaI LeIIeFS
Of Administration on the Estate OF
WILLIAM TATE. late OF Hartley township.
Union county. deed, have been granted I" the
undersigned by the Register OF Union county
In due form of law therefore. all persons III
dehtcd to SAID estate are requested 10 maze
immediate payment, and those having any lu>t
claims are also requested 10 present them !e-
pa!l, authenticated for settlement.
ROBERT FOSTER,
SAMUEL &. TATE.
Hartley, March Il, 1888 Administrators
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18

ttl1.F1 Hpiustu 'Fh ii-ii'iit> VI 'd' 'i"f''
In your paper OF ll,h uIl., West Branch
inquiries respecting a Wr'd GraTe growing
west Of New Columbia, resembling The Ga
rawaa, but larger, aud Of a superior davor.
That grape hayc-cr 4 VIII Crane of that
description. beside, a large Wale Claqc, q
large B.ge, anI several other vaueucs-on
nv premises on White Deer Creek, a5Ju, a
mIe above the Furnace. > L. BECK.
LewSJurg, March l6, 1883
The rebuilding of house for the
FJilmer church il TuIbut twp, is offered
for contract.
The Montour Iron Company of Danville
last week made in two days, 257 tons of
Railroad iron, 1921 tons during the week,
for the Snnbury Il Erie railway. The
rails are 81 feet long.
ALBANY, March I'm. Baker, mem
Der of the House of Representatives,
from Cattaraugus county, died to-day.
New YORK, March l4.-ller Majesty
frigate Curcoa has arrived, having on
board Lord Lyons, the newly appointed
Minister to the United States.
The Aaronsburg paper notices revival
of religion iu the churches at Nadl5onburg
and Rebersburg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18
IISUl EISIII FISH !

100 Bbls. Fresh MACKEREL,in in assor
ted packages Nos |, = and 3. The quality Is
unusually fine this season.
Also Shad, Herring aud Goldfish for sale by
March II CHAMPERLIN EROS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18
DISSOLUTION. /.

T5,HE Partnership heretofore existing be-
tween William Frlck, Philip BIllmcyer
aud Henry Frick, under the name and style OF
Wm. Fricf y Co., is dissolved, OF which all
persons interested will please take notice.
WILLIAM PRICK.
Lcwisburg, March Is, 1859
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18
- see New Advertisements.

l. The SPrln= Election Day will present 4 good
opportunity .nr AM HEo desire II 10 gel UP Cl'b
PRESCRIPTIONS TO the "CH30NULE."
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18
ChamberIin Bros CARD.
TER Nj S, CASH.

VI ARStlALL SAT- TOR sale by
VI Chambsrnn Bros
ROUND Alum Salt for sale by
VI CluutesHa EEo',
CENEsEE Salt for sale by
u CsalaLsr;iu Bros
DAlRY Salt for sale ty
- CnauSe.lin Bros
pLACK Plaster for sale by
ID ChamheElin Bros
\IHITE Plaster for sale by
w ChsUbsrlin Bros
COAL for sale by c.,.,..,,. .,...
NAcKAREL for sale by c,.-.,..,.. ...
CHAD for sale by
y Chan,bsriIn BTo's
HERRING for sale by
Chamssrin Bros
CoDFIsH for sale by
Y Chambsr.ln B-OI
ELOUR for sale By
L Chamberlin Bro.
RUCKwHEAT Meal for sale by
ID Cham berlin Bros
CHOP and Bran for sale by
\ Cham5eslln BIOS
NJ HEAT and Rye for sale by
w Chambes!iH Bros
CORN aud Oats for sale by
\ Chsusbs-!in Bros
DOTATOES for sale by
Cha=bsrn Bros
CUGARS assorted for sale by
- IhaGlbvrlia Bros
NECTARINE Syrup for sale by
" ChambeFliu Bros
SUGAR House Syrup for sale by
- ChamterIn Bros
GOLDEN Syrup for sale by
" Charzber!in Bro's
E'XTRA Star Syrup for sale by
IL C.aaheElia Bros
MOLASSES-New Orleans, Porto Rico.
IN MuseaSalo, srt Sugar House Moisses for sale
ey Caamherlin Bros
COFFEE-,ava, Laguira aud Rio Coffee
I for sale by Ciar-besiin Bros
TEA-luperial, youpg tyson and Black
l TeA for sale by Chanbyrl.a Bros
RAkER'S Chocolate FOR sale by
~ CAsRtrs.in Bros
RAKER'S Cocoa f,. sale by
- CA4ral-rl'u Pcs
HiCE aud Rice Flour for sale by
II Ihortvr!in Bro
SrICES assorted for sale by
- CLaa,-rliu Bros
NUGAR Cured Hams. and Dried Beef,
- f7r sale by Chsmberl.n Bros
CHEESE, and Water Crackers, for sale
by CAantes,.C Bros
RUTIEH aud Lard for sale by
- Chauo'rilu Bros
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18
FRICK & LILLY.

NOTES and Book Accounts Of the firm Of
~ George a. Frick and John Lily, and
William frick and John Lilly, have been left
with me for collection. All matters unsettled
~ by the lsl of April next, will be placed IN
Justices hands for collection.
JOHN Il. LINN, Attorney
March 3, 1859 for WV. FRICk
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18
Public Notice

Is hereby given, that in pursuance of ar
appointment by the Orphans Court of
Union county TO audit and report on e1cep-
tions filei to the account Of iH1m ID. II. hcH'-
per.Guardlan of Elizabeth kiestrr and others,
minor children Of Nancy Kuester late OF Hart
ley township, dee d, that | will attend 10 the
duties OF SAID appointment and meet the par
lies interested therein ., The Riviere House in
the borough ct Lewisburs, on Wednesday the
9Th day OF April, AID. 1853. WM.JONES,
Lewi>burs, March !. 1859 Auditor
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18

Resoicsd, /. That We are in .avOr Of the
most rlgid economy IN the administration OF
the affairs OF the Borough.
=. That we are IN favor of judiclOus I'M
pruyemenlS Of the streets wherever public
necessity requires 1t, yet we think II ineAPe-
dieHI that any further grading OF the streets
should be undertaken this year.
2. That We view with regret and alarm
the increase of immortality and rowdyI,m IN
our streets, and that we urge STREET enforce
ment Of The law by borough officer, against all
violations Of morality and good ordsr.
/. That we consider II pubic policy that
our borough offices should be posts oi duty
and OF honor, and not OF profit; aud that we
therefore are not IN favor OF the payment Of
salaries to any School Director or Town
Councl!m
;. That IN case the purchase of the Gas
works, or the introduction OF v aler into the
borough, hy the borough authorities, shall he
agllate5, We believe each question should be
submitted TO a vote OF The people before any
action he had 10y the Council oG the SUBJECT.
Il. That We wall use all honorable means
10 elect the ticket this evening placed IL nom
natiuu.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18
THE pUZZlER.
"Lo' ri'l's far The ivisr,
D,.p IN Uhich SO'hs nySt'ry lies :

- Answer 10 last Enigma
.'The Uxygrnatcd Bittcrs '-Ansd by L ]. Lewsburg
MISCELLANEOUS ENG VA.
am composed Of I3 letters.
Ny II II Is species Of deer.
los , : & is boys name.
u 10 is animal
: j. = girls name.
! - ; : Is a musical instrument
12ll 10 r Is an article nf apparel.
90 l. a luminous body.
II every boy has.
: i nickname.
3 j. used t. catch fsh.
Ny Who'll. Is the name OF our teacher.
.ENNrE AND Milne.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18
UNION BAKERY
G ON l. l. Q ITO y l. Il Y.

TENHE subscriber respectfully takes this me
thod to inform the cItIztn rs Of LewiSburg
and vicinity in general, and he Ladies in par
ticular. that he has oponed a Bakery and
Confectionery, on Market street, IN Mr..
Beavers Building. where he viii be ready 20
supply all who mnv favor him with call
with the best Of everything IN his line of hu-
siness. BREAD, CAKES ami CoNFEC-
TIONERY on hand at all times. Being a
practical Baker and Coutectiuuer i"rupwaris
of twenty-five years. he feels conhdentihai all
who favor nm with cal. Cr give him i tina!
shall not be disappointed. Weddings and
Parties supplied at the shcrtcs, notice, Un the
most reasonable terms. All sorts Of Orna-
mental Work done TO order.
BREAD delivered al Houses at all times
wheh desired. CHARLES HElNER.
Lewisburg, Oct. T. 1857.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18
My rrsnrss N crETrM fEyNNilrlNlN

WV II NI'I-'7 ~ 'T.''''NH u '''I' VI
ToM gubGc IN gaeyaiA .HAiarr, IN PartscHL".
.,, The undersigned would respectfully
IL ..iaG,rm the dweI!ef> IN Lewi>hurc ant
Wv surrounding country. that they have
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18
University at Lewisburg.

80 o
NEXT WEEK will terminate the long
end very pleasant Winter Session Of the
seyera, Departments, with usual ezamiaa-
tons on the Hill.
E.malc Listdutc.- The semi annual pub
lie rehcarsals will occur on Mon. Tues
and Wcd.-2lst to .5d-of next week.
EXulBIrIoNs.-T .Seaior Ara''-tic
Glass will occupy Monday evening, .lst.
The Jan:or CoH,yiatcs have Tuesday
evening the 22l.
e2y~TLe recent rains have brought up
the West Branch aud brought down Il
quantity Of RATS.
sa-Abo4t O'Clock, mpruins Of Sat
uriay last, a FIRE broke cut on the lrcui-
ses Of Mr.. IIerrz, in Milton, and Two
buildings were consumed.
sa- Oue day last week, aud N.nlay =.
", OF this week, tie ears from !Iarr.,JerE
this way were detained several hours by
slide on the Railway track below Suubury.
=, . ,:..
county Is quite iavyraJiy noticed as eau
-''''' '' 49,,
'0''"' - '''', "
- t''f'''' va
G.y-Dr John /. Sceboli has rcmoycd
from New Berlin up to C,uteryilIe pa.
va Ii, housh migrated cut To 'F''n, Ie-
Oar county, Iowa. where he hHls 'onh
9"ln'i1fu' ESD at law ana ''F' ya'' o'
Aycom'hS county, aId o'Ae' 'nLS! ''anl-
ans Iof 'E!'hy'
Hon. iHDGLw GRlGG CURTIN, of Belle
f;nie, We learn Ia. accepted the imitation
TO address he Literary Societies of the
University at Lewi,burg, Commencement
',, ' " - -
1'''
"O'' - A' ''''' - '''N ''<' " '''
sVHTheiucreaSe OF iltcmpcranee among
the men and among the youth Of Lewis
burg, demands renewal aud an increase
Of effort to check It's desoiatlpg tide One
eft our preachers 1t Will be seen has APP
pointed Sabbath afternoon next, to reason
et Z" temperance as well as OF righteous
hess and Judgment to come. May 1t
he the 1eonninG oi reformation In our
midst
r.~Ncxt week Saturday. will be an.
other sale Of University Lots-which will
rrobab,y be the last chance IA that direc.
ton. as the remaining grounds should be
retained for shade and ornament to the
,n!Vefsity ana institute premises inose
N1shluG any u 'Ae 10 ;, HAus' sei@e '"'S
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-18
TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE IJUIICE.
TJ'HE partnership heretofore existing be
tween +. Church, l.. MMichae u Levi
Rookie, is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. + CHURCH,
LOTT M'MlCHiEL,
LEVI ROOKIE
1.-THE Books and accounts will be settled
up by Thos. Cnurch II Lon VI Michael, and
the business hereafter carried ON by
THOS. CHURCH.
Feb.I5,ls53 Lett M'MICHAEL.
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rg' Mr NCurdy'S School-Mount Vernon
district, East Buffaloe-have an Exhibition on
THURSDAY next, 2ilh inst.
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LADIES FURS

NOW closing Gul At COST!
" Highest prices paid for Fox, MIAS,
Muskrat aud all other kinds of Ears - al
GIBSON'S Hal Mandatory, LewI>buTS
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"Nu PLACE LIKE HoME Last week
two Of our town boys having already
sranssressed and fearful of punishment,
took it into their heads to leave home, and
tramped nearly thirty miles eastward the
first day, without a mouihful of food
They were allowed nights lodging aud
food by some kind hearted individual and
went further on. They were soon found,
aud haze returned home, saider and We
hope better boys. a terrible hunger,
ioo.sorc and homeless condition,is enough
70 make the most thoughtleSs lad aPpreci-
a;e the blessings Of food, shelter, and pa
tcutal watch care. 4 vagaboud afraid or
ashamed Of bis own fathers and mother S
house, is a pitiable sight. Boys. never
leave home with0u; your parents consent
hni blessing.
Livery ciTlrt Of the Democrats to get
REVISION at the Tariff, was defeated BY
The Republicans, "--irgus.
That is very cool extract from the
"'d4l1gs qu5,er, When we reflec; that
the Dem0cra:s" had the President, the
rfcakers Of both Houses, majority in
each House, all the Committees in each
House: and large majority of Members in
'3'h traHches-having complete control
!, every department of legislation-it
1f require au immense amount Of charity
suppose the Editor believed what he
sid,
Inc truth is, the President, the Rcprb.
aus, aui some Of the Penn'a Democrats
','' to revise the Tariff but were dcfeat-
BY "the Automatically the
southern Democrats and their Northern
'a'1Iil'cs who ruled Congress
. ~-~~---~>----~-~-
hagh Lindsay is'said to be getting
'"''0J1y to rrlut hi. l!fg aul lt4ys!s.
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Notice to Whom it may Concern

4 IL persons, knowing themselves
II indebted 10 us. either by Note or Book
Account, MUST make arrangements 10 pay
us this Spring, as further Indulgence can not
be given. pr,yrp i. Eyrurp
Mar 1859