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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-15

Hard Times tries the pecunlary stand
ing OF literary institutions as well as OF
individuals. Antioch College in Ohio,
one Of the best ratronized of any, is ad.
verified to be sold on mortgage.
AUGUSTA, GA, April "A severe
frost in this vicinity is blighting the grow.
ing vegetation. Ice has been formed in
some parts.
A U. S. district court has held a session
in Utah, surrounded by guard Of 100
armed men.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-15

~Our friend of the Potter Journal
objects TO our di,suasive against premature
agitation of the GubernatOrial and Presi-
Dental questions, aud thinks immediate
agitation wise and necessary. As to the
principles of the next contest, the Journals
views may be correct; but as to the inai-
uaaals-making personal interests, and
endangering diyisions-our opinion is that
it is best to say, do, and think nothing
until our Autumn's elections are closed.
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Action of Burgess and Council.


At the last meetings ofthe Town Coun
eli Of Lewisburg, Jacob W. Harris was ap
po'uicd Special Policeman, to keep order
In the Borough, and to execute the law,
generally, especially at nights, and to be
Pa'a at the tate Of 500 per anDum.. The
"as company Was required to level all
streets they had worked upon aud also to
'siay In an orderly manner any side walks
~ey mad removed-so that (both as
'le past and in the fu,urc) streets and
''As Shall be in as good order as they
we before being touched. j ohm b. Linn
,"aPPaln'ed Treasurer, TO give bail 10
'YVV''.Noted that when S. Sd St. is
'''d, 1t shall be cut fifteen inches at
Present. summit, and the remaining
10 OF the street graded accordingly...
~ Sliier was elected Collector of
'''or the ensuing year. The Overseer.
roor were required to give bail in
e Tue amount of their duplicates.
1SNoWN d DUNKLE are receiv-
-,E~ GOODS at the Old Stand 1,h
Market Sts. - - ''''' III
w. BROWN, ia CHA. r n,-,r,y
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LeiriSbaEr'N, PN.
FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL -, 1859

.nvFrTr-r'- Manufacturers. Merchants. Mechanics
~ Pubi, Officers in city aud Country, Publisher =
oil who wi.h TO buy or scwoud do Vel TO employ the
columns of the Ls,ci5cyg carH'ce' "hieh mas arse
ir rnntion of active solvent producers, consumer,
and dealers as any in the state.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-15

sy Applications of hot alum water to
bugs "and things" is said to have very
favorable effect towards persuadlng them
10 die aud stop biting "folks.'
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SECOND YEAR.

4 FTER one years trial, we are satisfied
y that Ha' Mandatory can De sustained
IN LewIsburg, we are now prepared with the
largest and best selection OF SprIng styles OF
HATS and CAPS ever brought TO this market,
such as fine Mole, SILK Dress Hats, Drab,
Beaver, Otter, High and Low Grown, Soft
Hats and Caps, and Summer Hats of latest
styles for Spring and Summer wear, all Of
which will be sold at CITY Prices, for Cash.
Our motto shall be, .sQulck Sales and Small
Profits, of which the public shall be the Judges.
Hats made 10 order at short notice.
April Is, 1859. JOS. GIBSON, Halter.
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kG-Thr first instalment of our Pixies
Peak Correspondence is in the first column
Of ,o-day's paper,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-15

| hsNoNsiN 1sbLN LNlloN--httNUUHtg
April 7.-The returns of the recent cleo
ton indicate the success of Byron Paine
the Republican candidate for Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court, by ma
jority probably exceeding 5000 votes.
Mrs. Hays, Of Fort Edward, Y.
who pretends to have lived for the las
two years without food, turns out an i'm
poster. A committee of citizens was an
pointed to watch her, and have made re
port in accordance with the facts.
The new cent, or "nickel," with tn,
figure Of an Indians head on its face, il
represented as being poisonous, severa
children having died from the effects O
putting them in their mouths.
A coffin and its skeleton occupant were
found floating down the river at New
Hartford during the late freshet, having
been washed out Of their burial place.
The General Assembly o. 81 of the
Presbyterian Church of the United States
convenes at Indianapolis on the 10Th Of
May next.
A democratic meeting iu Tennessee has
resolved not to support Odd Fellows for
Office hereafter.
James B. Clay has declined any further
attempt to distinguish himself in Con-
gress. He is not Henry Clay by any
means.
The South are getting so fearful that
in some sections the cautious Democrats
resolve not to support any member of any
secret society-may be there's abolition.
ism" hidden therein!
VIM. T. Haskell, the most gifted South.
ern orator, died in the Insane Asylum at
Hopkinton, Ky. 1ntemperance induced
insanity, and death is the final result-a
brilliant light eztinguished.
A hag of woman who keeps a house of
i'll fame in Columbus, O., shot and killed
a drunken young fellow Of a good family
as he was trying 10 force i'll the street
door of her domicil.
Cincinnati papers state that the fruit is
not destroyed, in that region.
APRIL 13.-Thc Republicans of Wash.
ngton City and elsewhere celebrate this
he anniversary of Jeiferson's birth and in
,onor Of the recent Republican victories.
1t is reported in New Orleans paper
hat the celebrated Seminole chief, Billy
5owlegs, died on the llth ult.
J.. V. Wbt:op, Chief Justice of Wis.
opsin, died at his residence in Janesvilc,
9th inst.
The late municipal election in St. Lou
5 not only gave the Republicans larger
majority than she ever before gave to any
arty, bat lays bare the fraud by which
'rancis 7. Blair, Jr., was las: Summer
heated out of his certificate as Member
Congress. Murder will out.
Douglas did not help bimself any by
ying to help the Democracy in the late
Connecticut election. u
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~ See New Advertisements.

eA. Any one wishing to do us few days outdoor
work on account viii please call nt our cice this day
rt tomorrow.
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MEW GNNNs.

M RS. MAIZE desires to inform her friends
WI that she has Just returned from Phlla-
deIpnIa with new and elegant variety of
MILLINERY GOODS,
which she will Sell at prices as low as those
at which they can be bought at any place in
town. Thankful for past patronage, She de-
Sires continuance of the same, at the old
stand, on Market street, between lst and I'd,
LewIsbufg. April Il, 1903
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Eeulatur9 Harket.
MARRIED..

MARRIED..
On the 9th ult, by Rev. :. Dom-r, HETRY OFT oi
Penns Tp., and Miss CATHARINE suuCK, OF shamokin
Dam.
On the 5th inst by Rev. A. q. Dole JOHN hun
PIiEElS Of Harrisburg, and Miss ELIZABETH RiNG-
LER, of Milton.
Un the 9Th inst, by Rev. NJ. d. Patterson, WILLIAM
". ANTS, Of NipPenose township, and Miss ELEANOR
BOWER, ~ Brady Tp, Lyc. 20, Pa.
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DU WALLIS
GAANAMAG ON.

| Ih1ored originality Ly PROF. H. DU VAIL,
formerly OF the College of Surgeons, Paris,
| Is NOW OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC
Fs-forh Care 81 all SIRE aud Piinfi Diseases-sa
k'OR instaDce-Fan or soreness in any part of the
system, rheumatism, pain in the back, breast
or sides, bealei breasts, Neuralgia, Burns, Spfans
Headache, Cramp in the Stomach, or any other
disease that is SORE and PAINFUL, and it is only
over uiS class of diseases claim n PERFECT VIC
TORY. We say positively % our patrons. we can
relieve the sufferer 90 times out of loo We would
Just say to thr public, Prof Du Vail % years in
bringing to this medicine superiority all others.
Price 90 cts pr bottles pr ct off to the trade.
Eo-All orders must be addressed to
J. D. STONEROAD, Sole Agent for US.
July 5ny LeUistDiCa, Mffir %. Fi.
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NOTICE


INHE subscriber, having taken the TAN
l. merry at Lewi>burg, formerly in the
occupancy of Henry W. Fries, would respect.
fully invite the attention of the public. He
wishes 10 purchase quantity of
BLACK OAK BARK,
for which he will pay the highest price also,
Chestnut or Rock Oak wanted Tor Tanning
purnosss. Persons having Bark 10 dispose
OF will please call and contract for the same.
lie also wishes 10 employ several MILLS TO
GRIND BLACK OAK BARK, and to receive
Bark al their respective places, for which a
iair price will re paid per ton. Persons wish
ing 10 engage in Grinding will please call on
him at LcwIsburg, or address by Letter. Mills
near the Railroad preferred. He would also
solicit a share of public patronage in his line
OF business throughout, as he is determined,
by strict attention, 10 give satisfaction.
EPHRAIM ]. HULL,
Ap 10, 50. Lewisburg, Union Co., Pa.
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EVANS 4 WATSON

Have had the demon strntion in the follow n rr
t'hcae that their manufacture OF Salanauder
al length fully ~srrntcl the Representations that
been made of them rendering an unIpubtej srrur!t
against the terrific element.
PmLip, April Il. 1856.
MessrS Evans WATS0S-trutlemrn: Ii affords ~ the
highest satfacon to STATE you that owing the y.Ty
protective qualities of two Of the Salamander >as> which
purchacyd Of you few months since We saved
large portion of jewclry, and all books, VaVers
&c expose. TO the calanilons fire Ean.teat Place on
the morning of the lth instant
When We reflect th.t thesr safes lucatef in the
fourth story Of the building occupied aud that try
.ll subsequently, into heap Of turning ruins, wherr
the vast concentration Of heat caused the plates a
melt We can not bu. rc-ard the Tr-s-rvatun OF their
valuable contents ut convincing Irout # the great
security afforded by your safes.
We shal take murn pleasure in rrcommcudin. them
e. men of business as reliance a.aiust IRE.
GEORGE ". SIMONS a BRO. ysr.lsrs
7S2yl Who have purchased six large safe. since
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s1-Saml W.Ludwig has an assortment
of Apple Trees, Cherries, Grapes, &c,
(on the lot opposite the old Toll Gate,
upper end Of Market ST which he is sell
iuy cheap to close out the assortment.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-15

rT-Thauks to James i. Grier for late
eopy of the New Orleans Deitd.
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ExecutoYs' Notice.

WHEREAS, letters testamen,ary on the
w estate of William Grbhart. late Of t'e
Borough Of New Berlin, decd, have been Is
sued, and granted to the subscribers, IN due
form Of law, notice is hereby gwen To all per-
sons knowing themselves TO be indebted To
said estate, to make immediate payment /;
and those having claims against the same,
will present them duly authenticated TOR set
tlement. The undersigned will meet all per-
sons residing in Union county. Interested IN
said estate, al the office of Hober, Swineiord,
in the Borough of New Berlin for the space
of three days from aud after the filth day oi
April next. All persons moi presenting them
selves on that occasion, will be required 10
sel,le with the subscribers al Wl!lldnrspurt,
Pa, at the house of the Widow &c .haft.
ELIZABETH GEDHART,
EVERHART GLASSEN.
March 2s 1850 pd.
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HL1NDS AND SHADES
- Cheap for CASH.
B, J. WILLIAMS,

NJ 10 N'rIh >INIh >'frtt, ThIIai Iphia, IS The
iargest Manufacturer Of
WlE00W BLINDS,
and dealer IN WINDOW SHADES. IL every
variety. He Il the Originator Of all New
Styles. and has a fine Sioct 10 re suld at re-
duced Prices.
But. aud all other coIorS Of Linen Shades.
Trimmings, Fixtures. &c. STORE SHADES
Painted 20 or>lsr.
II b. J. w. invites CirizcnS Of his County
10 call hefo-c purchasing. and assures ,hrn
he can sell better artIcle loI 'he ,rpu-y than
any other Establishment IN The Uuicn 7san3
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-15

s5-Lewisburs Letters advertised in the lewiston
Post Diir-.
Agt Howard & Co, =. Lefevre
Sam'l Dictrick, Murray (Bookscller)
Dir. John Locke, Susan Baker.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-15
RfSEIaLES(E.

We do not think a person can evince a
more benevolent tralt of character than being
moved al the distress Of others, and further.
more, anxious 10 do all in ths6 power TO al
levIate by every possible means human suf.
ierlhs. In this view of the case, we do no,
Know how the humane and benevolent can do
an action more IN accordance with their phil.
anthroplc views, than by calling the attention
of their afflicted friends aud acquainranceS 10
the fact, that DIR. SETH :. HASck, Of los Balti-
more street, Baltimore, Nd, has discovered a
preparation, which Is put up IN the form of a
pail, that has a specific action for curing Ep-
lepsy, or falling fits, spasms, cramps, and all
forms ot nervous diseases. Among those who
have been permanently cured. we might men,
ton member of the family of James II. Bea-
die, Henisville. Alabama; Mr.. NJ. p. Sledge,
Cabin Point, Surry county, Va. and Mr.. W.
L. Ligon, Grenada, NisSIppi. We might go
on ennmeratIng a number OF others, until we
had entirely filled up thi, column of paper but
think we have sal sufficient satisfy every person that
the subject under cou>i one Of vital import
anc" To every one. Reader If you are we'll man or
woman, and have no need Of remedy, perhaps Won
KNOW some person who j, not equally blessed yourself
II So cut out this notice, and srud il to him her 1t
will cost you but little trouble. and probably 1t will
make you instrumental In curing poor afflicted
mortal Of that dreadful visitation Epilepsy, or falling
sickness.
DR. lance sends his pills y mall free Of postage to
all parts Of the world the rccript Of a remittance
HIS prices one box -; two, ~ twelve, ri We
have given his address above.
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Chamberlin Bros CARD.

MARSHALL Salt for sale by
! VI Chamberlin Bros
GROUND Alum Salt for sale by
VI ChsmLeriin Bros
CENEsEE Salt for sale by
VI ChaHbeTlin Bros
DAIRY Salt for sale by
- ChamLerliu Bros
/ RLACK Plaster for sale by
- Chamherliu Bros
NHITE Plaster for sale by
w Chamberlih Bros
COAL for sale by c,,n,..,,. ,..
NAckAREL for sale BY
vi cbamtvrlin Bros
SnAD for sale by c,.,.,..,., .....
HERRING for sale by
IL Chamberlin Bros
('oDFIslI for sale by
v Chamberhn Bros
ELOUR for sale by
L Cbnmbeflin Bros
RUCKWHEAT Neal for sale by
- ChlmJsIiin Bros
( HOP and Bran for sale by
Y Chamteriin Bros
VI HEAT and Bye for sale by
W ,hambgrliu Bros
CoI'N aud Oats for sale by
Y CbauJ,rlin Fro.
POTATOES frs sale by
L Chamberlin Bros
SUGARS assorted for sale by
- Chambsrlin Bros
\ ECTARINE Syrup for sale by
4 Chamberlin Bros
SUGAR House Syrup for sale by
- ChamLcrlin Bros
GOLDEN Syrup for sale by
ChamberIin Bros
ENTRA Star Syrup for sale by
ChaniberIin Bros
oLaSSf'S-New Orleans, Porto Rico.
VI AuseaVad'' and sugar Hpu.r Nlpas.es for s,gs
~ thaniterlIn Bros
( 'OFFEE-Java, Laguira and RIO Coffee
~ Tor 'aie ty chamb.riin Bros
'IEA-lmperial, Young H. yson and Black
i.a 'or sale '' thambrrn Bros
RAkER'S Chocolate for sale by
- Cianbrrlin Esos
RAKER'S Cocoa for sale by
- charhberIin Bros
RICE and Rice Flour for sale by
Thnmbern Bros
spices assorted for sale by
chnmb,rlin Bros
SUGAR Cured Hams, and Dried Beef
- for sale by ,,h,,,,r,;,. -
{ HiEESE., and Water Crackers, for sale
Chamscriin Bros
RUTTER and Lard for sale by
- Chauh.rIin R,o-s
{ ,ANDLEs for sale by ''' ''''
= SOAP-Rosin, CASTLE, Olive and Toile,
- Soap for sale by ChambsrIin I,r,'.
DRlED Apples, and Dried Peaches, for
CLamb.rlin Bros
pRUNES and Cranberries for sale by
y RAlslNs and Cu,rants for sale BY
pREsERvED Cltron for Sale by '''
chambetiln Bros
'oRN Starch for sale by
- chanrberlin Bro.
IT, 'SSENCE Cotico for sale by
Chzmb-rn Bros
AklNG Soda for sale by
Chamberlin Bros
SODA Ash for sale by .
Chlnb-Ihn Bros
AL Soda for sale by
ChambvIlin Bru's
\ lNEGAR for sale by
chambcrlin Bros
ooACC,'--''hewIng and Smoking To
S'e 'y 'Lam,r.n Bro.
NNEGAhS.icr sale By
Chambcrlin Bros
)ATENT Wagon Grease for sale bv
Chafhberi'n Eros
)OSENDALE Cement for sale by
y Chamberln Brvs
'ALClNED Plaster for sale by
Chsmtell Bros
"A HiTE Sand for sale by
w Chambsriin Bro,
Ii ANlLiN Rope aud Twincs assorted
Vi Tor sale by Csa.rbrrl;p s,o.,
~ All of which viii be sold al -srv lev
rIces ior Cash, or exchanged 10. Country
roduce.
WANTED
Wheat. Rye. C"rn. Oats, Barley, Fork Bacon.
after, Lard, Eggs, Clover Seed, Potatoes,
ppleS, Dried Fruits, &c.
For which We will pay Cash at the hishes,
a:Atl rsles. " H.CHANBERLIN.
NV. CHAMBERLAIN.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-15

Tia cure a Cough, 10 relieve all irritations of
the throat, 10 prevent huarseness, to restore 10
perfect soundness and health, the most deli
cate organization OF the human framc-the
Lung,-use WIstar'S Basam of Wild Cherry.
u Buy none unless ii has the Wr,ften sig.
nature Of al. butts" on the wrapper.
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ZolrO,

In Lewishurs, Ith inst, JOHN, son Of Peter Held,
aged about y.ar..
In Delaware Up, Northd Co, lth inst, JACOB DUEB-
LEii, in his san year.
In Loyai-'rk Tp-, llth inst, ABRAM TAhLMAN, aged
atoCt - years.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-15
THE OXYGENATED Bl-TERS.

For the cure Of bYSPEPSI, or INDIGESTION, Lrrr C-
piaf, Attniu, tbrrn'sS, Loss q .ipi~ts, Frer and
Ague, HedTt Burn, Water Brds,, AcGuy, ScL1,.ss.
Surry, Nausea, Hsdilche, Eanui and General DeJdy
any disease having its origin in Imperfect a,stioa
These Biers as all classes Of fellow citizens in
cluding Members Of Congress, Lawyers Pbysicinns
Clergymen, Planters Farmers, and others testify are
the only sl, oeru aud sorercy sPfriFtc for the ine
date relirf and permanent of the many con-
plants which III some phase other of DyrPsi1 aict
These Bre-s were discoveredby GEORGE b. GREEN and
in their formula differ entirely from that Of other
preparation Of medicine Containing no alchohol-uo
mineral-no pOi>on-no noNi0us drug-n their natur,
tonic, not neutrality-suspicious. their virtues in any
cline. they are "a combination and a form indeed of
Medicine which knows rival in exterr'natins
and Restoring the system tois pristine vi ami health
No matter OF how long standing however induced or
chronic in its character the li>cas. be.no matter
that has baied the skill of the ply sician and resisted
the Efforts OF Medicine single trial OF these Btters will
satisfy the sufferer that his dease is aenable To the
proper remedy.
In testimony Of the many effected by this REM
edy reference had to the written certificates from dis
tin yuished individuals known all over the land.
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EXecutriX' Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that Letters
~ Testamentary on the last will and tesla
ment of JOHN F. WILSON, late of
Union county, deceased, have been granted 10
the undersigned. by The Register of Union
county, in due form of law; therefore all per-
sons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having just claims against
the same are also requested TO present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
AGNES WILSON, Executrix
Harteton, April Q, 1859
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TIE pDZLlER.
$40! riddle far TIE wiss,
Deep m irk,ich some mgst'rs lies !"

"a Answer 10 Dutch Puzzle
wig are gou cross f'-Ansd. by 7, and N 7, Lew
is5urg, q, Lewisburs.
rE-No answers to two last Enigmas We must Sshu,
down on Euigmas if no stuIirs them out.
LE~IsEuRG CHRONICLE
QUESTIONS IN HISTORY.
What two nations went 10 about old bucket ,
WHO was the first woman that ever went - war;
EUEPIAN.
iR!THNETICAL QUESTION.
frt"r hlskey wcGt q tavern and borrow ed much
money IS be had about him, and spent c'nts. Thus
be rpc"ei'd tin he To the fourth taVcrn borrow
in al each much be had when he came To it, aud
spending cents Aud at the fourth tavern after spen-
ding 60 cents he had nothing lett. What hsd he at
first u. W. West Eudalo..
HoLlowNs PmLs.-Coughs, particularly those of n
hard dry character frequently proceed, primarily from
diseased condition If the stomach aud the liver and
may often Ice removed Icy singr dose of these eXtrsor
dinary lils- Dyspepsia Is times accom- with
hacking cough, aHd cough l. also a symptom Of
sumPu"n ui the liver In such cases. ply siiahs gencr
ally give mercury Practice unnecessary it s dan
eerou slncr irw doses at any rate tull oi
hcuy and the difficulty it-if The in.icOrating inru-
encr OF the remedy ulOu the weak aud drbitateJ is
truly marvellous.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-15

na- Mcssrs Samuel Linn,o of Bellefonte,
md John c. Bucher, of New Berlin, were
list week admitted TO the Bar of Nor
cumberland county-and Jesse Merrill,
David Wilson, and Daniel kaibfuss were
slnitted as "Original packages"-new
practitioners. 1t was NJ. l.. Shindcl,
however, aud not p. Melancthon Shindel
Is We stated last week, who had promoted
himself from the Law to the Gospel. The
after gentleman is acting Justice Of the
Peace, and willing to attend to any duty
10 that line. So that "old Norsumber-
and" is fully armed to execute Justice all
a,Ound
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The Next Auditor General.

SULLIVAN On TIE LEAD.-Allegheny
and Butler counties have instructed their
Delegates to favor John NJ. Sullivan, Esq,
for Auditor General man who as Clerk
in both branches Of the Legislature and
in the School department, and as Deputy
Secretary Of the Commonwealth, has
proved most honcst, competent, atteu-
tive and faithful officer.
Gen. WIN. Ii. Kcim, the first Whis
NJ. &. chosen for old Berks, is urged as a
candidate for Surveyor General in the
June Convention.
The Middleburg papers nominate Sam
uel WeIrigk: E-q, and the Sclinsgrove
Democrat proposes Henry W. Snyder for
Auditor u neral.
The Warren Nail and other Western
papers, strongly urge Hon Richard Ir-
win, many years practical Surveyor of
the most exalted character and reputation,
for Surveyor General
Yet another name has been suggested
-"hOncst JOHN STRonM" of Lancaster
county. We do hot believe a man III
Pennsylvania would be more acceptable
to the farmers and taxpayers generally
than this honest, capable, and well-tried
citizen.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-15

ABUSING FORNEY.-The buchanan pa.
pers are trying to divert public attention
by creating an impression tba. all the
Democratic Anti Lecompton feeling at the
North is to be attributed to Forney's dis
appointment in not getting into the Ma
tioDal Cabinet. There is no proof of any
such desire, but if there were it would
not begin to account for the detection of
Douglas, Packer, Haskins, Knox, Clarke,
and tens Of thousands of other Democrats
who abandoned Buchanan either before or
since Forney did 1t is ridiculous to say
or suppose that such men have not as
much ambition, sense, or will, as Forney
himself They, with Walker, Stanton,
and many others, dissolved partnership
with J B. solely because they could not
and would not aid him in forcing the bogus
Lecompton Constitution upon the abused
and unwilling people of Kansas The
people will think and act for themselves,
whether FOrney or anybody else falls in
with the current or tries to stem il.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-15
Robbery OF a Clinton County Nan.

Three men, giving the names Of Foy
Hunt and Bricelaud, the last one being
pretty well known to the police, were ar.
rested in Philad. 4th inst, by Detective
Bartholomew, on the charge of rObbing a
countryman named Kerstetter, who halls
from Sugar Valley, Clinton county, Pa,
Of sum of money amounting to $3.50,
which he had in a belt around his person.
A revolver aud gold watch were also
taken, kerstetter was on the route for
Pixies Peak when he got into house Of
bad reputc.