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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-31

TX CiKIsTOPHEK sIKEET.-IF YOU WISH TO HIVE
IC true information Of your affairs through life then don't
f TO consult Mrs H. RoEDER the only md gifted
lady OF inormatohe knowledge of which win save you
years OF and Her Office nj No AZ Christopher
erect near SIKH avenue Feesiades 25 cents
~ cents hrs r. Is the lady who formerly rcded m
Wooster street. Ami.y aud Eighteenth street She has
aprg rooms for ladies', separate from EenIlenfn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-31

MADAME fIEURY, 26i BROoNF STREET CEIH.
M brated for her science and talents gives medical advice
and be consulted business marriage absent friends
&C. by magnetism She speaks English Fenoh German
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-31

The stock liability actually amounts 10 about The sum OF
0oe THIS amount IS composed Of the stock the sold
out companies admitted to the books Of the lately
capital xed in the laws at shares of S0O
EACH making nominal stock Of 80 equal to an &C
ua stock Of =. go with only Eve per cent paid.
Tho number u All goo shares, equal TO s,760OD0 Of
stated and produces the SUM OF g 900 of actual stock
beo,e The remaining 49, 100 shares equal 20 SIS
10000 Of nominal stock producing whsn sold tho sum
OF S42o OF actual stock to be sold under OF
for ie construction road Thus dispose Of all
capital stock amounting $1,000 600 which cannot be rcreas
cd unless three forhs Of the stockholders In meeting spe
cially called for that purpose alter the bylaws fixing the
amount and shall deem enlarge the capital stock
an improbable and unnecessary measure aud
pected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-31
MUSICAL.

FINE OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO BUT Lrr1
"A used for $780, for $780, Several nne toned sec
hand SIS TO $l26. Pianos and Neledenns rem.
Rent applied II purchased T. 8. BERRY, ass Broadway,
t7 Corner of Grand street, marble buiidin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-31

MADAME RAY.-THIS MYSTERIOUS LADY Is
Nl wonder 10 ALL her predictions true; MI Of
lie told; lucky numbers sYen speedy
age told Office 30 Seventh avenue Trensy seventh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-31
LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND-lN BROoKLYN. SATURDAY, I'D INST,
DAYS win be sold to pay expenses Inquire Of d. HincA
Bedford avenue, near Park. - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-31

MANUFACTURERS DRY GOODS Statesmen EURO.
w peans preferred. Also clerk for grocery
assistant barkeeper Apply the Merchants Clerks
try, rs broadway Situations procured No commission
advance Established 1885, Hours, 9to5.
WM j. REpP ATIT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-31

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ABLE MEN SEEKING sITUA
w clerks bookkepers salesInen porers
&C. should apply the Merchants Clerks Registry Office
rs Broadway No commission in advance Reference FRS
houses applicants by mail enclose stamps
Established 1856 WAL j. REDPATH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-31

yArANTED-AE ENGLISH, GERMAN OR COLORED
w girl to do general homework cook wash
and iron we'll wages So Apply this morning from 10 H.
at 1873 Elm ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-31

or PIANOS AND TWO MELODEONs TO nrr ~af
AD $500 3d. ~. and 50 a.month or TOT sac sos y,
$3.50 esch pearl keyed Piano cheap fr cas. ~, s,,
the pianos, Guitar DC, and pianos s"peu W 'o
DpMHBAY go Grand street
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-18

EPlLfr,N. OF EALllNG rIIN.

We believe We can not do our readers "A
more important service. than by again call.
Ing their attention 10 that most remarkable
preparation, discovered by DR.. S,ih y. H4nce,
OF Baltimore, Md. which possesses The power
of alleviaIlug and curing that hrrrd vista
ton of mau-EprIeP~y, or Falling Fits. In
recommending this preparation 10 our read
er>, we do 50 w!th Il conviction that we are
not degrading our columns 10 pun d common
patent mCdicIae, but aic placing before them
d discovery, which, If fully known, would
probably do more To alleviate human suffer-
IN, than any invocation OF modern times
Dr. Hauce, III asking us to nnuce MS prepaT-
alton ilvorabiy III our editorial department,
has sent US for peru>al number of letters
from person, who have USED ms Pills, and
have been cured thereby. Al oi them speak
in the most grateful aud rul i-.c terms one great
rI.auta-r tI.- u.tIn thu urt, shat Il con
be- transported tir.a-I tl ma-, ther"h, a1urin' ~
.r, opportunity of drinI directly with thr iu-
vrntnr. Hu a,tp Ir"g.tu- alI possibility "t being i'm
l-,Ht uu b.. ,.aIta.-si "g .TrI"u> im!ii II ilr-
lI4ua- paws the TuH- nn lie PI. t. any part of The
cr,urtrv and viii ivaGI ti hs return mail On the
II . lrIuIigur'. H. prices are as follows: "r
iuy 5 D.: two do. - IN. yc &G. -. All "rd"r- Tor
the medicine should lr lr.- to SaTH :. HNNos, lp'
Baltimore street, baltimore. Nh.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-18
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be exposed at Public Vcndue, ON
w Tuc,Jag, the Isl cf March wrf. at the
residence OF the subscriber, ia BuiidIoe town
ship, = mics north of Rauglers mall, q head
OF Horses and Colts, good breeding Mare
with ioal, Cows, Young taltle, Shotes, two
Horse Wagon, Carr and Harness, Carriage,
Spring Wagon, Sled a Sleigh, Harrow, tu-
urators, Hay Ladders, new Windmill, Cut
ung Box, Gram, Cradles. Sylhe> y Sna,he>,
ShovelS, Forks, Horse Gears, one scI Tug
HIrue>>, Sn.ie Harness, Team y SIDE Sad
die, Fly Straps, Log CHAINS, two Buffalo
Roue>, Potatoes by The hu-hcI, Meat Vessels,
Tubs, tHurns, Stoves, Copper u Iron Kettles,
Cross tu, Bow. and all Tie House Furniture
which Is mostly new. y liberal Cr"!!i will be
gwen. Sale to Commence at go'ciucI, of sand
DAY. PHILIP l.. DIERS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-18
Public Ncnduc

WILL be sold at auction, at the house c!
w the subscriber, in East Buiialoe TP,
on TUESDAY the sih day ot March when
the following properly will be made known
10 vii: Horses and hor>e-geagS, / breeding
mare, | yearlug colt, several milk cows, a
lot Of Young cattle, . Shoa,S, narrow ana l
new broad wheeled wagon, wa.on-bed. sets
hay-ladderS, sled, sleigh, Reaper, @rain-drllI
Horse rakes, Thrtshlng Machine, Windmill,
Corn cutter, Hav forks, with ropes and pull
levs, Ploughs, Harrows. Culfivatcrs, and ma.
nv other farming utensils, besides iu'i SCI
of Blacksmith tools, also, | coal stove. Bed
sleads, chairs, dinner bell, and variety OF
household and kitchen furniture too numerous
here 10 insert.
sale to commence al 10 O'clock AMowhen
due attendance VIII be given and terms OF sale
made known by CYRUS Brown.
Ear, ngfi.;rs. Est 9 1850.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-18
NEW GOODS I!

Ts'HE subscribers have just received from
Philadelphia and Baltimore. large loi
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. EIeached and Brown MUSLlNS, &c
&c. . CAL and see our Goods and Prices.
BEAVER, kREMER u MCLURE.
Feb. !, 1853.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-18
NJ IAitI,i ED.

ON the 18th inst ~ TIA. h"usr Of a." hrlr father. hy
E"y Il A. Fluk PHILIP ". Iilt,HT. Ia. II Milton,
AMI Miss MAi:rIIA JANE GIBSON OF Winfield Union
county.
ou The 10Th inst. by E"y. Il. \. Fink JOHN h. DEI-
TIlii'H ui bio m,i uf-. ''nu. ami ElfIEJANE
El~IlGi. Of purte.Juy". N0rt.uul.r.4ui Co.
ou thr l5th inst m V .'u- port iy E"v. H. Fink.
JOSEPH rEEHN aud Ms, LYDIA An HAEMAN, ,hUta
If LrSi-hure
In Wc-r Bu ae on the 10th iu> w Rev Isaac Grier
WILLIAM T.. CORN H. and Ms, MARY CHAMBER
LIN. l.th nf thai township.
Ol the 20 inst. lv H.. E,v. " i Stovrr. JOHN r.
>IILE" mud Miss MARY +. WLIbENIIAMEI, both of
LIul.~tuur. v 1aiour county.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-18
hssignee's Notice.

N-OTtCE is hereby given, that hOST iO-
y DER, Of L,mesIune township, Union
county, Ia, this day made an assignment Of
his personal pr perry, rights and cred - ut''
ne tor the b"neh' Of h., creditors. 4. Who
are indebted 10 him Will maze immediate pay
mcut To me; and those having claims against
hIn, present them tor liquidation.
Dec, II, 1888 IOEl. RIEHL, Assignee.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-18
Last Notice.

1 Ii PERSONS knowing themselves
y indebted 10 ]. SCIiREIER either hv
Note or Book Account, will please TAKE
NOTICE that their accounts must be paid
On or JcjIre tie Is day IF Apr0 nctt
lfnct attended TO lv that time : iaey will
he lr.t IN the hands of a proper Uiic-r FOR
LLECTION-howeve unpleasant It may
be. ILcwi>burg, Feb. lG, 1887
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-18
ChaDberIin Bros CARD.
TERMS, CASH.

,,..,,
! AkSHALh SAT- Tor sale by
r,,.,-D
[ ROUND AiuA Salt Tor sac by
',, '''Ii's'i'h bi'
(11ENESEE Salt for sale "y ...
INV ham '''''H hf'
Ai'i Sat i'' sale 'y cs.,...,.,n p,...
,,,.
| , ,hAo n fi"''ef '"F sale b. by ,,,,.-,,. ,...,
Lutri, M
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l,rI
'oAL for sale iy o.. ,....., s....
,rl-,pII
At 'NANhL l'r '4i' y ...n,,..,., p,..,
,tr,n.
HAD Ter sale y -
',rrutv, ..i.t '-'h''sr''n i''s
II ,lau.t-.l.u Be-
IfDDEISu for sale by
\ ch-a-yy..l- BIOS
llOG3 f.r ,4ic tv
/ c-4asy,lnrry.
DUCK WHEAT Mr4! for >rA. hv
d c---.,...p Bro,
fHOP and Bran fer sale hy
t,-UF,T .,a r.. frs -
~ ,r..f- -.,,, r..
CoRN aud Oats for sale by
| ,l..,,l.,,., r.r,-.
porAroEs for sale by ..- DIV .
rfo,r.,-,. H..
tu-GARs assorted f,r s.I.Ir
y ., .-,..r...
\-rCT,rIvR S.r,,. g.. aI I'm I- D-'
r.-.t,-J,,. H..
,,TC,p IL
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ItOrDL-N g..
II '"f ''i S'''I oy .,.,... D.
I,NTp, Sc
Il '1' p ''' 5iia cnau.l3r..u py Bro.
lgnT ,SStyr q,
Ia.,l@a0 Y" s,-- ~ ',, w w. y' QUO Il. l,'c5'
~. ,i,,u.,-r.-. r.. ,.'
.. f-E-JaVa, i.aEulra aHI hIo uoHec
,! '''y ~ 'n-n'er.in Bros
'IA-i imItrfYI \ pnrfr ,-.,,, 4 y +.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-18
Positively Last

NoTTCE.-All persons knowing themselves
y To be indebted to HENRY HOUI/, Of
West Buildloe Tp, Union Co, are requested 10
call on the subscriber and make payment on
the accounts viii be Put into the hahis 'oi ar
attorney for collection forthwith and all per
sons having claims against the SAID Henry
Houn are requested 10 present the same 10
the subscriber at his residence in West But
taloe ZIP. DAVID SHAFER,ASNIEnee
reb. IA, 1880 pi3w Of Henry Houn
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-18

ST-Moniay evening, on n or
lrh streets, ,LewI>hUrg, an oval ssrra>!piH
with a young laty's picture In. The finder
will be Suitabiy rewarded by leaving 1t al the
ChrDairie o Oliice. Feb. Il. 1859
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-18

eral hours, We are tod, by IaHu sIiue
below Sudbury.
~on Mr. EeecLcr's Lecture treated Of
Dsmocr.cv uo, in = Marty sense bu- ~ g,
,.,I and ahiIipn ,,rinci,I. and Ne iaI,e
w,s weIl received l., nm arcr,eia,;u, an.
dspce
We I'' ls%'- III W." "a I''' V'''.
i"seOu' ''''u'' o' '''''''' '' '"' '4"z
man, of p.lic,,,,,,, n k.,n ,rI..r II
NV bo r.o.....r, ,,,,,.s ,,r'.,,. ..,,.I co,.
,I,rs-s o,cb L, ,h.;r o,y, d,.v
F'sA-N'AI "''A' p''1lF' l. '"' 'I"'-
'''Sl VI " ,>'''->''' '''
''eH'"E' V'' '''' ' =, ,
.'' a. i'''- ~.','
.''' ',' ",'' va
sa,.Our v,un, friend lI.,top O,p \
r b,, rr,nrn.d fran, . f.y ,,..,,,,,,' So.
.L .:,.l
and hoar but r,, ii, c,,u,r.l r a..
..,arul;ar', ;rs,;,u.i,n
James " . 'ia, h, "a '"' i! coming
""-'','' .. !, aff''l''' treasurer '' "Fl'n
~ l "''!''' ,n''' '''- y H''''' A''.s'''' '-'' u
a eo"''o' 'a0'c -"i'! J''' O'' 9-yv'l I''
Il printer
sz5-The Agricultural S5ciery hell itS
Annual Meeting on Tucslay, when .
votes were polIcd Capt jacob Guuly
was reelected rre>!Jcat; J. y. Nerz
Rec. Sec j Merrill Linn, C.r. Sec; L.
IL. Lard, Treasurer, with Wee President,
and other officers.
81. ~,
wa. ~. u,., admitted :, '.r,.,'., -, ,;l
E,rof I-,i.n c.,,,, W. 9 lin :. .
,rin,,r and he , ,.r,,.- 49,. # A.. .,.r.
,iua Will. .,Ln-.,n.,.',.ll..f,,.;i..'...t ,Ln-
g. a., I.,,I -r+,a.;.n ", ,-,.. J..
NAV .I,o.. b,ro t,,,,I,,o or ......,
aaJ 1a'a5 -|'
BURGLARY IN NEW BERLIN.-On Non
day night Of this week, the store Of II. r
Kleckuer was entered by the front cellar
window, the inside cellar door vas forced i
open, desks anl drawers searched, but
Or e. 3 aL,. -" - ~,
,,.7 w '-" -
VIZ l mans anu l S''-'' i5InS Os'''' '"c
s'ie' "nlen IL was probably irIed to open,
but Intellectually.
.n,o,,xpr C,,,.,,,. ,.,nc,n,., ,--,,o II
=,
case oi oa"IeE Fs 1odogman ana o'htrS
for a small strip of iaud in Union town.
,h;,r..,,l,oa :, c,,.o, ofI,,4r
John Roland, vs. State Mutual lbs. Co.,
Iarrisburr-to recover insurance money
on barn @c,' burn'-"as contested On s
ground Of too much value attached to y
property lost Verdict SlI5i o. for Plff
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-18
s SAL1---S ALT

C'ALT!,-We are clearing oul the last OF
y 1000 Sacks at SI.25 Tor Ground Alum
\ deduction made 10 the trade.
BEAVER, kRENER ~ MCLURE
Lcwlsbur.. Jan. IS. 1888
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-18
N3W y4DAa, M5W HDDDS
VIM. \ ). II. E:TcNn.

Market St, above Fourth, Lcwioburg.
I LARGE assortment Of new Spring
-! / and Summer Goods Just received, conS.s
ting Of
Cloths, Cassimcres. .Coatings, cstings
and Summer Wear Of all kinds.
An assortment Of DRESS GOODS. VIZ:
Calicocs, Challics, Lawns, DcLaines,
Barcges, Dress silks, Ginghams,
DC. SHAWLS. 4 fall assortment.
LINEN AND WHITE GoopS.-lri>h
Linen, Blcachcd and Blown DriiI-
ings, Sheetings &c.
Groceries, Hardware, Ccdarwarc,
Queens and Glassware, Fish, Salt
and Plaster.
Call and examine for yourselves. p. duce
Of all kinds taken N exchange Tor goods.
May I, 1888.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-18

s.eipsscr,ss.inc. is.gs .Erci=aiaars

- Philadelphia and LeWiSburs-
The subscriber Is running a line of frel eht
cars 10 and from Philadelphia 'rithoui rs-sAip-
msHf, and hopes To establish good business
by prompt dcurencs at reasonable rates.
Warehouse n PhlIad with Freed u ard *
Freed, sii Market street. where goods &c. lor
Lewlsburg auA intermediate points should he
Jeff. THOMAS PEPPER. Harrisburg
Feb. ., I>5: mGpt
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-18
I'istar'S Beisom If UHd Cherry recon,.
M.nIeR LY Mnsicinns.

" Sro.-Vrs.-I most ffiiif = ,Is tISSa Sa,
testimony IN ttyar ct the Ea',am We have uS-t!
our family. in Pulmonary affections. Coughs ani Colds
and ,.-t.ris vaIst" remedy. rnf have recon-
,udl it IN various cuiu aints Of this uatur" with in
yarithly Lspr.- results. ". B. LYNCH, b.
MtN-FIEIp. Ic'GA Co., "A. Aug. l>5S.
GJ".FsD .-Iav.uE used iu my practice the a't four
wears y STAR i.-ar Of Wl Cherry with great success
,rt -horr.a'ly recommend it To those afflicted with
obstinate Coughs, Colds, Asthma. a.
II D.MiRTIN. MD
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-18

am H.a.. ...-.t .. q, letters.
l. $50 H-, Hi ..u;.,,..I WvIi
.tl. . q -rt- 20 t..r -ssI4
g.. 81 : -.-I.i.- want
b. ala arI.-aI
denial
; ID GA dwelling
u Ha trap
! - iu ,uuaui
Ny whole U,Ir Invented hy an ingenious Yankee"
O.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-18
LADIES' FURS
Io>inp ont AT COST

" u Highest prices paid Tor Fox, Mink,
Musirlt aud all other kinds OF k'uT> al
GiB%DN'S nlt Nanu'aclory, Lrwl,huts
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-18
kuclIon NOiaSto order at Clrm
Dr. Ni,lar,S EllsIm of NiId Cherry

Nhrr' ta above rro Ertti1u ,s known It is we'll cs-
tai L"I ~ 4u iniah.s u: tUr:y for the T '"agLs
'.ff. >.r Irr-r. Hlsrs.a..s Hn.r.tt's. >yrfHy II
Hr.i IH,1 ,a tt Ercr'. 'asj. Ha."ity GuJL. and ~
'r} uEm Cd" f'LN",'A 'aHrL lr! that II work Of
>ulrrrruEat.u 10 .frtk Of .ts merits.
Discovered hy wr'. SHrAu IF >lrnn NOR" than TWEEN
~ wears since, II ha t- Ii.r:a. has cIyr-
ted teen constantly nIlrorn iu public favor. until its
aTt ~ touta', ae- uu5vrr,al: and 70 j. rox
known ant cherished hy al md their maine T. legion
Who have tern restored n heath iy p- ns the GEEAr
ElHHI l'r al Diseases which u profess, 20 cure.
Sria'n"> ;A ping y-in.ai TO Queen Victoria. las given
il a. lis 'Ilui'u that
tusump'i,a crD io Cprcd,
Th" wl,i. history " ti- Medicine fully confirms the
opinion rfa' eminent man Thousands can te>tifyani
iava t's r-l That when all other remedies had far
tl- AH- completely r'.al that v hen til. sufferer had
wei" nitn d"-pmrl. tHi- las afforded Immediate relief:
that Wh.n th- physician had pronounced the disease in
cUrthi.. tIs- has removed it entirely.
Hi-fr.- "t this E.fg, ak-. applicable 10 cure
--at Colt. ora T.ntrHr.7 cJssirf',r and it, power
as -. rrrt'. y.,'y IielSlt and cgsc,a1i remedy
canrot Do -.urilrl
rp-'Nru -itTgf Is7 UaJ'' an Ss has the WRITTEN
E'1iir" "f y Buns, uu the wrapper, as well a. the
o.. d "a { l.r
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-18

which viii be sold extremely low for Cssn-
He re- >Pecllully a,hs the patronage O! all
his old customers; and a!sJ ILvlles new ones
to give hlm a call before making their pur-
cha>es. talI at The sigu of the BIG Watch,
Market street, east ot Second. Dec. -, s.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-18

NOTICE. ,--From tn" s,n to the l2th of
March uext, the undersigned, SuperyI-
s"rs Of the above Turnpike Boat, VIII be
ready to CONTRACT Ter travelling on the
Road by the year, and desire every one who
wishes 10 contract, 10 call on Us during that
week.
~ B. All indebted on old contracts, are
notified 10 call and settle with Us before the
7th March. j. " \. FREDERICK.
Feb. 9. ISignI
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-18

't.. o.. .- .HE a.. rI-H.
h % On a. naie m,ytry Hst"
Answer 10 last Enigma
Hre.t one another witI an holy k.s..-Ansd by B.,
last buffalo.
Answer 90 Arithmei!cal Problem
]. 81. o. q. n-.-An, ly Pc East Euialoe. and by IL
y. ~ int J. ,r.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-18
sssNs,lsas. NOTICE.

NOTICE IS hereby given, that an election
y Will he held at the house Of Gideon Behl,
IA East Butaloe township. on Monday, the 7rh
fay of March. ~5g Tor the r.rctluu q! officers
for the LewNburE Il Miiilnhurg Turnpike
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-18

~ W. Jackson, of Berwick, has been
.+del Superintendent of the I.aekawanna
.I 1-- Bloomsbury RliIroai Company, in
f-'e q Mnj. L. M'Neal, resigned.
i-s DemOerals began tins Congress
w WIG sjoII'y Of q, and now they ca1
in H., el'ry e'cG an ordinary appropria'.
'''' si'h'ut 'sa ID Z the Rcputl .u-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-18

IIIsuEES Coffee Mli, genuine for sale by
UuIsh - Goodman.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-18

GEORGE +. MILLER, President
JAMES +. LINN, Treasurer. Feb. 10, 50.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-18
- see ycw advertisements.

s.yThe Northern Central Mail Train
last Tuesday afternoon, was detained sev-
eral hours, we are told, by Il land slide
below Sudbury.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

MaY- Woods Theater was we'll filled last
night on the occasion Of the joint benetof the "Star
Sisters" Don CESAR DE BAzAN and OUR FEMALE
AMERICAN Cousin was 'wel put on, and had there
been more intimate aCqaintanCe established be-
tween the author and OF the actors In the last
peice, the entire performance would have been un-
exceptionable.
As it was, some one had slight impediment in
his or her speech, and, consequently, it was not
played to "the letter." Notwithstanding, Sour Fe-
male Cousin" and Ellsler, as "Nathan Bennett"
alias "Just So," kept the audience in a continual
roar.
Tonight the latter piece will be repeated, to-
gether with the drama Of JACK SHEPPARD. Don't
fail to see Miss Helen as "0ur Female American
Cousin"
HORTICULTURAL FAIR.-The throng of visit
ors still continues large at the above place.
We know of no place where a few hours can be
morey yagreeably spent than among the flowers,
shrubbery and fruit, which constitute tho Horti-
cultural Exhibition. Be sure and go tonight.
PANORAMA OF MORMoNIsM.-S. A. Sherrick
who for number of years, dwelt in the great Salt
Lake City, will exhibit apanorama of the "doings
of that class of religonists known as Mormons, at
the Queen City Hall, in the West End. The moving
picture will be in the city only few days, commenc-
ing tonight.
PALACE GARDEN.-The ten-cent show still
has its votaries. Nightly large crowd is in attend
ance, and all seem pleased with the efforts oil the
manager to amuse them. Go and see the ministries
in the roar of the horticultural Fair.
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The CITY COUNCIL Last MONITOR awhile
heDouglas excitement threatened failure to
have, as designed, an extra meeting, but q
quorum was at length in attendance.
The assessing ordinances recommended by
the Board of City Improvements were adopted.
The Investigating Committee exonerated
Mr.. Payne, the City Commissioner, from the
charges made against him by Mr.. Higdon,
and were discharged. Mr.. Payne made an
explanation as TO delay in enforcing con-
tract to lay some crossings; that the con-
tractor will yet do the work.
A proposition is under consideration for con-
dsmnation of that portion ofthe Xenia Turn
pike within the city limits, If it cost no more
than $4,000. The City Solicitor and Law
Committee have the matter in charge.
The sewers at tho wharf, foot of Walnut,
Vine and Race-stleets, were contracted for at
So, 500 each.
The fremen are to obtain their wages here
after semi-monthly. The police will, we sup
pose, ask the same favor.
By previous agreement, one Of shawk's
engines was purchased, but enough mem
bers were not present at this meeting to pass
it. The ordinance lies on the table,
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IBy Telegraph.I
New York Market.
NEW YORK, Septembt

NEW YORK, September 9-P. nj.
Flour firm and without important change; sales
of 1000 brs at S44 40 for superfns State; 81 5aS
for extra State; S4(14 40 for superine western SO
IS for common to good extra WESTERN VI 9oGa3 Tor
extra, and s55 30 tor fresh ground shipping brands
extra round hooped Ohio; closing firm. Canadian
steady: sales of 100 brs new extra at S6 Small sales
Rive Flour at So 506Ii 80. Wheat. steady and un;
changed sales of 900 bushels at 81 Is for new Red
Michigan; 81 20 for new Red Kentucky; 81 3O@l 90
for new White Kentucky; 81 Is for new Amber
MICHIGAN, and new White Ohio, to arriGe at 81 32s
Rye firm at Sil0S4l5c Barley dull; sales OF $3.50
bushels common California at 5sc. Corn steady;
sales 'c Of ii,OoO bushels at S2s29c. for new mixed
western: SIC for old mixed western. Oats quiet at
s6@SSc for old state; 4Oilc. for new do; 3issc for
western, and 3S(d54Oc. for Canadian. Whisky hrm;
sales of 800 rls 27c Pork firm, but quiet; sales OF
22O brls mt S4 75l5 for mess closing at Sl5 Sl1 for
clear; Sl30I3 Is for prime aud mess, and $40 % or
prime Beef unchanged; sales at IS 50l6fof country
prime; S76e7 % for do. mess; SS4ll for repacked
Chicago, and S2@l2 30 for extra. Beef Hams quiet
sales of ~ brls western at S7 So Bacon QUIZ sales
of loo tierces bagged Hams at ll5gc. CUT Meats
scarce at INC. for Shoulders, and S4c. FOR hams.
Lard buoyant; sales of $50 brls at Butter
drm at ia0ll6o for Ohio, and ls0d2lc. Tor state
Cheese Chez steady at 7p9,ec. ss in aaality Cotton y
Hides dull. Lead dull; Galena IS. Pig Iron heavy
at S23. Tobacco dull Kentucky 46@Sc Sugai
1ue Mus coyado 6ss0164c Coffee firm at l0H 1l?Hc
Molasses steady; Muscoysdo A@30c. Wool iirm
sales OF IO, 900 lbs. fleece at 40CG5Oc, Ed, ai'l7 o.