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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-27
S ug q S tive

hURlNG the weeks there will probably he In
city quite uuubcr of strangers attracted b, tho Agricn
tur Fair aud the meeting ot the Grand Division OF the suns
of Temperance II Ncr, reasonable To suppose that
least that number Will be- disposed purchase teu
selves, their friends something In the of Watches
Jr"cTy or S,crwarc may he pair o Gold silver
Scaecs We would TAKE occasion 10 such visitors
that the! cannot do better than Ia call upon
lI Tor ot the articles above mentioned They
teal mri hii have hand we'll selected stock which
they will sell at figures that low. tal aud hcu
lt-IIa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-27

MINNESOTA The st. Paul Times Of the 10th
instant SAYS the Republicans have majority in
the Senate and 81 mn iority in the House. Also,
that Gnmscy's tRepublirnn) majority for Govern
or il the STATIC will be ubJdt $500
In the last Senate there was Democratic ma
iori'y Of |, and in the House Republican ma or-
ifctt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
wATcHDs AND JDwEIRY

e THE subscriber has just rccci,ed The largest aud
"a best stock ot WATCHES AND JEW E1RY that he has
AS ever had the pleasure of offering 10 The public;
which ma, he found Gold and silver Watches Chains,
Fob and Nest Earrings lirenspns bracelets Finger Rings
Neck Chains aud the be- lot Of SPkCrACLEs
Steel, silver aud told, among which is the la 1o SS
test PATENT the hest offered the public all Of which he
inv les the attention ot hs friends and the public generally
suring them that the prices will sulL
aug 22-ts JAMES DiNWIDDlE
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yes, he sincerely; may | add. and scth reason
bcliovedi Apathy to tho welfare of tho slave
would follow; hence II was necessary TO strike D
blow ut once. You know the result.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-27
New Millinery and Fancy Store.
Lynchbug Coach and Wagon Factory.

oEs TIE subscriber returns his grateful acknowledge
IN ~ his old friends and the bc-
raj patronage toward him, and beg leave 10 inform
them and the public that he has been in business and
he hopcs a strict attention 10 business merit
of fayo He will make TO order and keep hand
all kinds of IRON AXLE WAGONS, maie in the most sub
stantia and style. He will also makc 10 order and viii
have made general assortment Of Carriage E"rhn"a
and Buggies Also large assortment of and iWooc
Spring Moving Wagons and wo-horse Stages Al wh" want
good work, the old Lynchburg t0H 98" U"gDn f"
f0ty and doing business the principle, ,at
NAV expect to get good work and low price Al Who
good and neat Buggics give me a call
march I7-dts JOHN II. BAILEY. AGENT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-27

Steel Spectacles.
E4A l HAVE JUS. received another lot OF Tine
he n,,, S< STEEL srEcTAcLss-among which some oi
and span Platforms before offered 10 the public Cal
""SWs JAMES DINWIDDIE.
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JoHNsoYa KSf02HNHfERF KSf2SH{Nl NSSHafERF & oTEY,

Id hLtbIhrhI,
DETwEEN MAIN AND oARY, n1CuhoFD VIRGINIA,
IIAyE ON HAND AND OFFER FOR SALE
Al 1900 bags Rio, Lasuyra and Java Coffee:
% bags Mocha DO
200 sides good and damaged sole Leather
coo boxes Adamanane Candies
100 boxes Brown 5oap
125 boxes Fancy do
1000 Kegs Old Dominion Nails
100 barrels N. O. MoiasseT
Is hogsheads Cuba Molasses;
90 do N. O. Sugar
100 barrels extra G. Sugar
100 do low gFadcs sugar
% do graBuated Sugar
90 do ground Sugar;
IS patent cut loaf sugar;
30 barrels crushed Sugar;
30 kegs Soda;
100 boxes French Window Glass;
100 kits No. l MackeYei;
30 barrels No. Heryfngs;
100 bushels Clover, Timothy and other Grass Seeds
Besies full assortment Of GROCEis, well as large
and well selected stock 70 FOREI0N AND DOMESTIC LIQ
UORS We agents for Of the best brands of
MOUNTAIN RYE WHIsKEY, al OF which We Will sell low.
march 2l ItA
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Manipulated Guano.

manipulated GuanO.
w offer to the Planters Of Virginia Guano prepared by
w us, follows:
loon ls Of the best Peruvian Guano ha be procured,
Ihs of The hest Sobreo 6ano, containing ul 80 per
cent. of the Phosphate ot Ihne,
lbs of the best ground pasI' for which pay ~ per
ton, eNtrA
All we'll mixed together,
Planters and others - examine the article From
The hest Information .. We hclefe thls mixture
be 4lt irr for the Virginia lands
Price 10 Planters $S per ~ per ton less when they
furnish the bags. . -
For sale by EDMoNb, DANENfOkl ~ tOl
ser n ,lts Richmond, W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-27

/toAL OIL LAMPS have jus: received arg 1T Of t'
nost beautiful Coal Oil Lamps ever offered IN h's market
with nm improved Burner will burn am kind of Coal Ga
without smoking the burner 10 h' as rep scnir
m h.y will be- taken back also pure Whit coal oil: for sal,
Iv >' Iocf fs,l,s1 j. II. THOMPSON, Drnggist.
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Notice to the Me- chants OF hynchburg

IND THE SOI7H- WfNI.
nLEAsE bear in mind that am forwarding goods through
three times week, connecting with ihr iriwe'k >tam
rs nom New and Baltimore My wlolt "inrgc from the
wharves Richmond to the landings and depot IN "cbnfG
nm ndise 10 only Gffeen cents 100 M which
Includes charges except the freight which is usually 10 cents
w Goods shppcdsthrough to all points in the South West
.,,ho,t detention A. &. LEE. Forwarding Agent.
sana s.9m On the Dock, Richmond, Va.
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Notice to Railroad Contractors.
M@XN9 a9 ~
Fine watches.

Fine WHICheS.
n WE have and large stock OF FINE ENGLISH
"A WATCHES, of the following manufacturers. towht-
3 roy, Dixon Jos johnson. Tobas, Bold L. D. Johnson
The largest stock Of Fob Neck and Vest Chains, Seals ke
DC, offered in this market.
we vii sell the above reasonable Terms as e sac M
tes purchased In the State and respectfully solicit an
examination of our stock j. WILLIAMS Il son.
oci lsdis S, Main Street.
RHODES SUPER-PHOSPH Ii NJ T..
WE have received ffesh hot OF this valuable Ter
w ulzer Those Of friends who hive used this article
tak highly Of IT, We think It only need he used to gam
mai popularity which 1t eminent, deserves Pamphlets
containing pnmber Of certificates from the most prominent
hmes Of the country, may he had by applying 10
NJ. HOI.LtNS II CO, sole Agents,
ma, 2l-ds I.ynclihurg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-27
FOrWdrding and Conmt ts>jo. .Nc,caaHt
jan 21dts On the Dock. Eiclun nd. '

N STOLEN from my farm II"warls, llc. nn
fTRSA "Wednesday Of last week. GREY iIul;~E thrt,
XII four years old, medium size. Twenty dollars reward
will be given for the apprehension of the ihci and liberal
ward for the Horse. j. -. LEWIS,
sept l6-ds Scots,ilc. tr,marlc. Va.
NOTICE.-Mr. Wm j. Chidrcss s hereby authorized Ia
~ ocp for money due the old ofJ L. Winston Il Co.
may 10Its. j. II. &. WINSTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-27

Ihi,rf., pt,,aij"tFV i.i"jieHf 10 the
SPRING AND ST AAl lIlt SEASONS.
1t i particularly adapted /" tI Wants al rhNrcfS li -
aud Land Residents in iiot Climates Persons Of Sod
plnncr, valuable ali"n I" titr Medicine hest
cd Indispensable.
ina 3Upd >dH,q m Lirtt it rrndors great service in
restoring healthy action.
In HoDt II gives the hes, -aisfacton al
laying all inanmnanry symptoms aud IN many cases ef ct
uuy curing those afflicted.
cUses o GJarel irdigestion, Uedrfbnrt an!
tOSfirfafss Medicine III The grchcsi uII!
Icidify Of he NO,adci, ami TIE distressing sickness "a
UAwai dnfng Pregnancy speedily, and with marked
under its he nlthiIl influence.
Hafois he greatest ,iif 10 ti0e aBiirted 'ciM 81, sub
jsct t1 tie IIslrttag GENT! the l"wc ncuali1lne all
irritating sccr,tunS and thereby removing all 'hn'mhtA
tendencies
IN met IL jsurtiaoL2e IN dHcscS rhercd g,"tG ea n
ar PHrg,aire Is rcJ6ircd
II 1T II Powder carefully put up bottles 10
keep any climate merely requires water poured gpo
% produce a dclsl til cnrrNc>''ui h''Nrrage.
Taken morning. il incricrs with the aNo"aphs
the day. acting gently The sNSi"m restoring the digestive
power exciting hrnlly and vigorous oI the stolna =.
aud creating elasticity mind AMI flow M spirits winch
give every enjoyment II ais" enables the invalid 10
joy many uxurts with mpnny from Which h" muN pih r" te
he dearred and i,lou which life If NJ rksne and d.irc
ing.
Numerous Testimonials from prof ssnnal and other penr
tha highest standing throughout the country and IL
steadily increasing. polmlat, for series pf years, strongly
efficacy and valuable character, and recommend II
the favorable notice nf an Intelligent public.
Prclared aud Sold, Whnlesnle and Retail. by
JOHN A. TARRANT N co, DRuGGI-rs
No. 219 Greenwich st., of Warren, \. \.
iunat Id
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DARLoR AND DINING ROOM sToVfs' for "oGf and
coat ne" l'''''' w - L :. BLISS IL co.
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Fine IsPrtllIAcTr

HAVE in store large variety Of 1uhiH. celebrated r.
tracts the Handkerchief Also, ne itsn' -" t'rr
(lounes Kennels Toilet Vinegar, and o lAae> gtat
variety-fur sale by .
au0 22-lts JOHN H. Nl@ ;, Ora ..isi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-27
NE w co NO Il II N

suscbars haye associated themselves together for the
paa.p pup"se Of doing anocEKy Axp CoasIssoN BsNEss
Tnder The style and Arm OF FIANKLtN& CO. t,aiing from
@ w s sepiemcr-w keep hand nj all tim,sa large aud
selected stock 81 Groceries Liquors Domestic Dry Goots
and pay thrir speaial attention the sale Of Tobacco
Sorn N0qr Bacon and ull other kinds of COunt! Pro-
IN They natter themselves that from their long experience
pusness that they will be- able well for their friends
% @ he public generally air. other house In the city, and
to nse their best cxerions please all who may favor
Ws,an& Brother no ~ Main Street, nexi door Liberty
"afehoost. JAMES FRANKLIN,
f. FRANKLIN, JR.,
~. oets JACOB H. FRANKLIN.
DuICH HRRRINGs-We are just In receipt Of another LOT
r., Dutch herrings In kegs very delicious article
~, ,daly lamly uae, Fpr sale by
-&G9 tds LEE. RnCKE & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-27
Dissolution of Co-partnership.

,,,,,, Dissolution Of CO-partnerShlp.
IHE anershp heretofore existing under the s, ard
nm d Franklin Brother expired by Limitation on the is
@ All persons indebted TO the concern are requested to come
inward and sttle their accounts as 1t Is Important thai The b
ans should be closed up practicable. The name
he concern will be used IN winding up the business Ga'c
M our friends r the liberal patronage extended to the con
ein OF franklin Rroer for the last Ave years respectful
In Co "rre " f - JANES FRANKLIN,
LfScnBUEG, se,t Is 1859. T. FRANKLIN IE.
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~ HHDs prime Bacon Sides and shoulders; 400 bbs su-
DU peror Rye Whisky 80 casks imported
.nA.f l0 nackaees and Black Tea 100 bb choice
~ n Moasses 2d1 bbls Portland Syrup; 40 casks Port and
M.deira wines: 30 bba Apple Brandy; 800 bbs common
Wbisty Gin and French Brandy 800 bbs Refined
|'aueSa |'. "a J,s JONES CO. Richmond, Va.
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Reasonable ReQncsf!!.
MY usual "Norhcn trip" will be- madr a"nt t'c first II
ltl September Circumstances in come Nah vii" rctnrn
inr stand, will prevent universal an rHtipu for
,nrn Therefore earnestly request calls and raimon
made before o that time.
aug 2i-ts / AiAh' Eh-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-27

~ LADIES WATcHES.-we will receive this week, my
NJ new syles OF Ladee watches We solicit call from al
n WInon' """'e ' j. WILLIAMS 4 son,
'co,: a., sS Main street.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-11

EE9rThe NJ. L. Conference at Williams
port adjourned on Wednesday evening
last, after a session of eight days, appa.
rcntly well pleased with the people who
had entertained them, aud the citizens of
the town much graiified with the occasion.
For the next Conference meeting there
six or eight applicants, but LEwIsBURG
carried the day, first by vote Of los out
of 100, aud then unanimously. The pre-
else time is yet to be fixed. There has
never been Il Conference Of that denomi-
nation here, and 10 entertain 200 visitors
for week or more, will test our hospital
ity. We doubt not our citizens, Of all de-
nominations, will prove themselves equal
to any requirement Of that kind.
NsrtlumJerlmd Disirict--T. MlrcnrLI, Pc,
Lewl>5urg.
Wllliamsport-Joh Deaie
MvutourSvlie- Aaron NJ hester
Muncv-Thuma> ID Go,w4it, William Elliot
MliJGn-phiiIp Rc>cod
Milton Clrcu,l-John a Demoyer, \ Taylor
Lewl>burg- Thomas " Reese
!il.uburz-Samuei Shannon
eriaud--traukm Gearhart
Sunbuy- George Warren, F.nley & Riddle
Catawi,>a-Johu Hall, Thomas Green!y
Ashland Samuel W Sears
rauvIlie-W WiiIiam Harden
Biuum>5lfE-Iohn Guyer Thomas Sherlock
Luzcrne-Elisha Butler, = Franklin Eyer
Wine II lliyen-Job \ PUce
Berwlcs-A W Gibson, & II Savidge
B."omnstaIe-J F Porter, p B Ruch
OraugevIiie- Reuben Kelley, L Swanger
la ruI,e-A bert Hartman
J II Da>hieli, Principal OF Dickson Seminary
I.giu IL Terrence, Sec. Of reuu. Bible Soc.
Oiip Districts.
North BALTIMORE : " Murray and others
Dallas StrceI-Juhn Bowen
jefferson Streets l. VI CunSer and others
North Bait. lrcurt-Jos Lee and John Gross
S,rawhrIdge- Benz B Hamlln
Yurs--Jnseph \ Ross
Cnmberaud--Ben II Crever
Atpona-Samuei Creighton
Bedluri-Samucl Bdrnc,
do Clrcutl-J W Buckley, X w Black
Thomas Bowman, Transferred 10 >. L. lndl-
ana Conference and President Of Indiana AS
bury University.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-11
INtEVVEV'4 1SI w 18V V'E3'I7'''s 7''-
Easter SuHdays....isi6 TO 49, l.

The triennial assess sment Of the city OF
Philadelphia, for 1888, shows total Of
Sl55 .9G7 500, on one hundred aud ,hree
thousand eight hundred aud fifty taxables
Among the largest taxpayers on property
within the city are Joseph Harrison, Jr.,
S55l.5 500; DR.. David Jayne, SlS6, 500
Ridsway estate, si59, 200; George W.
Carpenter, Sl57,i00; aud George Cad,
wallader, Sl43,l45.
The Wyoming Canal Company has
commenced proceedings in equity to re-
strain the Lackawanua & bloomsbury
Railroad Company from proceeding with
their extension to Danvi.lc on the present
location. (Injuucton refused.)
James Grower, the villain hailing from
Harrisburg, who some time since by his
hypocriticll professions swindled the Rev.
George Parson. Of Muncy, out of ST. in
money, has been arrested in Baltimore.
We hope he will get his deserts.
ST LOUIS, Feb 26.-Iion. 4. Z. Han
ncgan, formerly U. S. Senator from Ind,
died at the Planters House, last night.
Mr.. Hanuegan was one Of the most elo-
queut neu the L. S. ever produced, but
died a beas,ly druukarl.
To get to Pixies Peak, 60 TO work and
save your money till you get three or -four
hundred dollars; then buy piece OF land,
stay at home aud mind your own business.
This gold hunting is poor business for
majority of those who engage IN 1t.
AUGUSTA, Ga, March S.-Rumors are
current that fifty of the Africans landed
by the SLAYER Wauderer, have been recap
tured from the federal officers.
New YORK, March S.-Professor ON
Mitchell, the celebrated astronomer, has
accepted the appointment as Director oi
Dudley Observatory.
A Musical County Convention has been
called to assemble at Williamsport, on Mon
day evening, March II. Prof Perkins OF
New York, will preside.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-11
A CARD.

VE71IE subscriber, desiring TO reduce his
stock as much as possible before making
his Spring purchases, IS selling good 60oas al
from 20 to 80 per cent. less Than regular cat
alogue prices. His stock embraces a large
collection of good books IN the different de-
partmeBrs Of
Sclrnce and Literature; Religion, Law,
and Politics; Histories, Biographies, Travels;
a varied and well selected stock of MIsceiia-
neous books; Pocket and Family Bibles,
from thlrty-fve cents TO seventeen dollars
EncyclopndiaS Ladies Albums, Gift books,
Autographs, Architects Dockets for Law
yers and Justices of the Peace; Day Books.
Ledgers. Composition books, Copy books,
Pass books and Pocket MemorandumS; Ma!h-
emalical Instruments; Visiting Cards; a
large lot Of Printers Cards, very cheap ;
good Cap, Bath and Note paper, from l2t 10
20 cts. per gtire f.; Enui0pes from / 70 IS CTS.
PER pack; Blank Deeds and Bonds; a large
assortment of Sunday School books and Re-
wards; Common School and College Text
books atuGys on hand, Sc, &c.
As our stock is bought a. the lowest whole
sale prices. and not received on Commission
from iobbng houses, we believe we can and
do sell cheaper than can be had anywhere
else in the country. We invite all who wish
anything in our line to call and see.
WILLIAM MURRAY.
Lewisburg, Feb. 81, 1859.
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~ see Eew advertisements.

r.. .UuGsH & HuTCuINSOy, ith and
Market streets, advertise in handbiils their
new Spring Goods.
tg-We had 4 very pleasant little thuu-
der shower, Monday-Tuesday night last,
and there have been many gratuitous Spring
concerts by birds, already. Premature, We
think.
asa-When one says that it is "erPcc'e3
that thing ''may' hapPcn some "d"y,
and anybody thyrcuron understands that
it is cer,aia the thing ,rW happen at Ger
tain "him,' If lie is sold he sells hims Ii
eheap--tLar's all.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-11
BOROUGH ORDINANCE.

DE it enacted by the Burgess and Town
ID Council of the Borough of LewiSburs
and ii is hereby enacted by the authority OF
the same, that the western building line OF
Fifth street, as staked and marked by the
Street Commissioner upon the ground, shall
be, and is hereby established as the building
line on the west side of said street. Of which
all lot owners and holders on said street will
take notice. at their own peril. All erectlons
and buildings encroaching upon SAID Fifth
street, SO defined, being hereby strictly pro-
hbited.
Published BY order of Council.
w. II. CHAMBERLIN, Burgess.
Attest-JoHS b. LINZ. Town Clerk.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-11
Positively Last

\OTICE.-All persons knowing themselves
y to be indebted to HENRY HOUTI, of
West BulIaloe Tp, Union Co. are requested to
call on the subscriber and make payment on
or before = the first day OF March, 81 or
the accounts will be put into the hands OF an
attorney for collection forthwith and all per-
sons having claims against the said Henry
Houtz are requested 10 present The same to
the subscriber at his residence in West But-
faloe Up. DAVID SHAFERAssignee
Feb. IL 1850 pd3w of Henry HOutz
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TAKE NOTICE.

FE7HE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween I. Church, L. M'Michael ~ Levi
Rookie, is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. + CHURCH,
LOTT M'MlCHAEL,
LEVI ROOKIE
IT.The Books and accounts will be settled
up by Thos. Church & Lou MMichaei, and
the business hereafter carried on by
THOS. CHURCH,
Feb.I5ISr9 LCTr M'MICHAEL.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-11
Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS. Letters of Administration
w TO the estate of JAMES WILSON,
deceased, late of HarlletOn, in Union
county. have been granted to the subscriber,
BY the Register of said county, IN due form
all persons indebted to said estate are request
ed 10 make payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement, 10
J.F. WILSON, Administrator
Harlleion Feb |. 1859 pd
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u2W S4DEB, u2W HDDDS
Mn, & "a lyrnxxn


Market St, above Fourth, Lcwisburg.
4 LARGE assortment of new Spring
"A and Summer Goods just received, consIs
ting Of
Cloths, Cassimcrcs, ,Coatings. Y cstings
and summer Wear of all kinds.
An assortment OF DRESS GOODS, VIZ:
Calicoes, Challies, Lawns, DeLaineS,
Bareges, Dress Silks, Ginghams,
dc. SHAwLs, q full assortment.
LINEN AND WHITE GOODs.-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 taheu in exchange for goods.
May Z, 1883
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-11

NOWINA7IONS-Thc Republicans,
and all others ia LerisJu,g opposed to the
National Administrafion, are '"g'fea to
meet at Ind,pend,mt HuH, Wednesday ere
nina. M,rch l6, TO make selections cf can
d,futes far the ensai"y Borouyh Efecf''n.
4 geneyal otten3ance IS desred, that Proper
and satisfactory nominations may be made
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-11
LUMBER AND COAL.
INssGN,sS and skOi,erf I. NeSbit


have 10 their YARDS on South Wafer
street. Lewi>buls. a 'arss assortment OF
LUHBEE AND coal !sr sale, comprising
the following;
100000 feet of Dry pine Boards and Plank.
the half OF them hearty two years drying, con-
sisungo Of Pinch cannon Plank inch CO ommoa
Boards, 2-inch, inch and inch Panne!;
Wealherboar-S, PoF.ar L.nIbUards, and
ScantlIngi
Roofing La'h and Shir-'esi
100000 ieei Of dry j'Isi and Scsntling.
30Oo god sawed Hamlork Rails.
SHINOKIN COAL Of az sizes, Of The
very bs>t article, weighed or measured to suit
'he purchaser.
e Al The above articles viii be sold very
low for Cash, or Exchat sed f1r country Pro-
duce.
Thankfui for past liberal pqttaRage.ws hope
70 share = Continuance aat extension Of The
sane. r y z. 1. NESBIT.
LewIsturr. Jan. I. 1859
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Sales adv'd at the /" Chronicle" Office

SAT, Mar. ia-Dr. John Locke's, Lewisburg
Tues. Mar. l5-John Chamberin's, East Buff
Wed. Mar. 23-Flavel Clark's estate, KellyTp
Thurs. Mar. 24-James Magee, Buffaloe TIP
do Geo. Kreisher, East Butialoe
satur. Mar. 26-Universiiy Lots, Lewisburg'
sat. Mar. 26-Sherir Sales White Deer TIP
Mon, Mar. gs do Hartley Tr
Auction Notes 70 order at ciTpH'sit oti.fs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-11

F0r s'!H Ny THTlT R1"HTS WV ItF0 HrI IN ~
isburg ty J. & Walls and I. ; Caldwell, and in New
Berlin hy Mrs. Margarct VI. Stee=. eow'5'y
IN-It IL 4 ros: unLouhei fact that DIS ANTorps IN
vI6JHAToF Liver Kennedy, j. Of the greatest dis
coV-res made ia medicine the past century IL has
been study Of the Dr., during twenty years practice
ind what artlcuEr when deceased, caused the
great number - ILL pains; and his conclusion Is,
that the liver is the s-ratcst regulator OF the system
ami the most liahlctp disease which If kept free from
disease preventative Of Dyspepsia, Jaundice g"ner-
al debility &C. while, last but far from least, We men
iins -umpOn; for our experience Is that more ca
OF consumption from diseased liver thhu from
all other causes put together
Taking this l- a hypothesis We have but to
find remedy with which to correct the liver and We
have q cure of nearly all the diseases subject to
ty simply using preventative. That the in'sorator
is such remedy, is beyond doubt TO all who Try IT. Tor
virtues are such that for all complaints arising from
liver arrangements. II l. unfang remedy, while as
family irnr for all diseases OF the stomach or bow
els. which causl greater or less degree by NV
derangr nru 1t i the safest, surest and most eihea
known
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-11
Administrators Notice.

UHEREAS, Letters Of Administration To
w the estate GEORGE MILLER late of
Buifaloe Tp, formerly of New Berlin,deceaSed,
have been granted TO the subscriber, by the
Reg ,sier & Recorder of Union county, all per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same vii! present them
duly authenticated for settlement-at Jacob
Dunkle'S in Buifaioe Tp-to
Feb. =, 1859 HENRY MILLER, Admir-