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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-29

~ We learn that two men in the eAs-
ly pat Of the week, were caught upon the
prairie near Vsrmillion river. d. r., by .
raging FIRE. One vas burned to death
Ihe other received injuries which it is fear
ed Will prove fatal. Their names We have
DOT learned. Persons rent"sing out as
this season should 20 prepared for emer-
seuciss.
- The lest tev days afford pretty
good forstsste Of winter. No telling how
soon - nay be visited BY roasins North
Wesssr. 1t 10 time oil suitable prepAra.
tions were made for cold weather. II any
ase in need Of choices ssovas and "6xins,' %
apply 70 that bachelor asm--Smith / Sin
clair. They Always keep on hand . CON-
plsts assortment.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-29

- Choice articles Of merchandiz can
be had At oil times 1t NJ. Too.le's, and at
reasonable prices. Messrs. Maui and
Faulkner. are just the men 10 deal with.
Rsmsmber the sign Of the Elephant"
corner Of Pearl street, fronting on levee.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-29
uOTICI TO FOlEI0uERS
-A3t AND
Persons desiring to send Money and
Packages 70 Europe, or 70
tier thensalves!!

AM NOW PREPARED Of all times 70 furuish
i Sight Drafts ses say amount, o. ofany stss, -
draw direct upon ell tbs principal Cities 0f
Engaan0, Wales. DeoelanA, lrelanA.
SwttserlaMA. DelGiana, 0ollsnA
aAA GerAAAy, ss4gfa
Or any other Country Of Europe, and will sell at
Chicago sstss. go ssa& 1
Being the Agent at this place for the "GLOBE
EXPRESS" New York city, olJsr psculiar advxn-
taxss 70 persona Wishing " send for or visit ther
friends n the Old Country. will furnish passage
tScksts By Steamer o. Sailing Vessel, 10 and iron
Liverpool, GlAseOs, 6alway, London, Hassburg lire
nsu, Antwerp. 1isvrs, California and Australia.
~ Those wishing TO send from or rscsiys at this
pls6p peclngea Of Ciot1ing, DagowseotypsA Clgass,
H., 90 - - threasA this Exprs., = very chap
I'LL I 0EOnGn wBARN, Z
y. =. corner u Sth and Douglas strssts,
next DOOR % LaaA OMes,
AGA Sioux CITY, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-29

--&~~~t
CHUscH SEsvicx.-Rev. Mr.. Hoyt Epis-
sopslian, will preach to-morros morning
~ evening. u the sssal time and place.
u IL evening be will give the 6rss Of
series Of lectures on the subject Of the
Moral Cosstitasios Of kas. The ssbjec.
fos consideration mass satsre good or
u IL evil.
Rev. NJ. Fsllsr, Methodist vill
psssch y the School Hossa. q IL ssual
hours.
-Rey. NJ. Rogers Of The United Pres
bytsriaas, viii occupy he Psesbyssr;an
Church morning and evening
>~e>>-
- Az the wiaiar ssaeon i approach
ing vhes Il i actually esssntial fos con-
fsrt thas every family shoaId DO veil sup.
Piled sjth fsa, ~ every 10, ~ good
boots and shoes, ~ would remind oas
readers that Ia. Sswysrs I Co, have .
iases lot Of oak end cottonwood fr, ssls
cAeap-aad esnusi Krunman naDufac-
turss A No. scars fcf the understanding.
Bss vhAA Jon aes veil shod, $50 ssasiy
snseoacsd BY tAs side n : varn ssevs,
you should ssmcnbss tla4 shs danger Of
coodAgrseions i nsch greater in winter
than 10 summsr time, ergo yoa should 60
ssssisAsvsy y JcAn h. Ohaslss. Eco
sometimes called "OA Charles" for short
who 10 aesss fee several Of shs bsst and
mast ssspoasihls issussase saspanlss IL
the country, aud have your property in
cured. ThiS ia prscaasiea No oss should
nseiscs. Having thas provided for your
physical csmfost and guarded against loss
10 ~ evsus Of the dsssruction Of your
rropsrty, your next duty-and BY The per.
foemapes Of which yos yin gain ~ very
ultima Nvle Of hsppiness and content
p.sst-is 70 subsesibs sad pay for the
KSshsaw 10 sdvsses. 30 mote i b..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-29

- We are indebted to our friend, N.
lowering, Esq, for . pleasant fishing ex-
carsioa last Monday evening. 1t was our
good fortune TO secure several fine speci-
mems Of the "6nny tribe There !. album.
dsses Il sxcellens xsh 10 the Floyd, and
NJ. l.. Is just The "feller" to make Al ex-
carsion Ike the ab"ve, both profitable and
agreeable. Long may be wave.
- W. learn from Judge Sher~in Of
Cherokee tha& . saw and grist mill 10 be-.
Ing erected ct that paaes. There is IN e..
csllsut water pswer = that place and this
project ofnakiss il tributary to the pros
pssisy Of the County viii Be paying one.
With abundance Of rich land and toe work
Of substantial improvement going on and
the eoodly prospsct Of railroad, who
) voSlds's live in Cherokee
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-10-29

nP THE eouSitips u Ne Metropolitan
" Insurance Company OF the City Of Nsw
York on the first day Of May, 1852 being the period
Of the last regular semtlnnual statement Of said
CoopAny maAS = the esssstAsy Of State Of ID
stsss Of Iowa, Dursuant y ~ Statutes of aid
State. "a
The namsof the Conpany Il "Ths Metropolitan
Fire Insurance Company" located In the city Of
New York, In the Stats u New York.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11

, The final account Of John Schrack and
Joseph Moore, Administrators OF the estate oi
Janies luoorc, late Of Kelly TIP. deed.
4 The account of Jacob Spiselmyer,G Omar
dian Of .Nars0ra +. Smith, one OF The heirs al
law Of WIN. Huntingdon, dec d.
The account of Jacob splseImyer, guar
dian of Anna NKnauSs, 4 minor child OF ohem
Kuea>S. deceased.
The account Of Samuel Zellers, Guardian
of AiZihrs, only child Of Daniel ZellerS
late Of Lewlsburg, deed.
The account of John kimp'e and Peter
Observation-Disclosures of J0AH kimPle, late OF
West BuilIoe TIP, deed.
The account Of Samuel loaer, Admin
islra,or OF Lucy Inn Y,der, late OF " "hi'e
Deer Up, deed.
. The account Of John Gundy. Admins
traitor Of Dcrid Price ,iaIe Of tnIun TIP, dec d..
10 The final account Of Adam ID. II. KEN
per, Guardian Of EE-obsH Heisfer and others
MINOR children Of Nancy keisler, late o!
Hartley TIP. decd
GEORGE MERRILL. Register.
Registers Ol:cc, LewIsburg, Jan. H. 1883
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11

Since writing the above, we are assured
a few men in Sunbury and Milton have
concoc'ed a scheme hy which they hope to
head IF their fellow citizens, who seek to
"i,in the heavenly Union ~ Sunbury
promises that if Milton will battle the an
nexatiouists as long as possible, then, " hen
it becomes inevitable, Sunbury will help
Milton dissolve the Union wipe out
this county (Which former editor OF the
Hatoaiaa called mere ''Poiato patch >
aud poor at thai) entirely, aud attach it to
the upper end with Milton for the seat
of Justice. So the twin conspiratOrs
have sent petitions all over the two coun,
ties, to blot cut old Union, and make the
"F.celand county" which Milton has
dreamed about tri-ennlally for thirty years
thus subjectins the greater to the less
two-thirds to one-thrd !.. The Design Of
this is clear enough to any rejecting mind:
it is TO divert attention from the fixed pur-
pose by a new and plausible project, and
thus delay the act for one or more wears.
The thing is SO transparent, that, as we
are informed, some in this county have
signed it as "joke'-not thinking, that,
at Harrisburg, they can not tell whether
names are signed in fun or in earnest.
Such "jokes' might hinder the coming to
US Of the best townships in Nor;humb Der.
land county-townships ike our own
Bufaloe Valley in all respects, which
would make Union better county than it
was before Snyder was ereeted-make
ours. in fact, one Of the very richest. best
shaped, and mos. desirable couaties in all
lie State. We Of the "po,ato patch
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
THE MYRIAD HANDED EAM ;
Or The M!EacIcs of Enicrlrise and Mersl.

Familiarity, they tell US, is the mother OF
contempt. Things which we see and handle
every day, lose all distinctive value in our
eyes. The very air we breathe is an unrec-
ognIzed blessing, though, If deprived OF it for
the twentieth fraction Of an hour, The world
would cease to live, In like manner we
have all Of uS-no matter of what race or
country-been SO long accustomed 10 see the
name of THovts Holloway at the head of Il
msd5cui advertisement that we begin TO lock
uDon II a one Of the essential componentS of
a newspaper, and hardly pause TO enquire in
10 the true significance IF this universal fame.
Let not our readers fancy that this para
graph is 4 pltfall, at the bolt m of which they
viii find a puff for the Universal rene
dies" with the fame Of which Professor IL ol-
loway is associated; it is no such thing. We
could say much Of the Pills and Ointment ;
but at present our design Is merely 10 call at
tentIun to The biography Of Il man whose
achievements will hereafter be regarded as
the surprising wonder Of The nineteenth CEN
turv!
There are few varieties OF The human race
unreprcSentrd in the population of this cos
mopoltan CItv. Coolies from China-Ma-
LAY ; llph tht bd>t'IH AlCnlpctdIo--hc hcu> hIns
from the We>t-Backslius from all PARTS of
Whalemen from Greenland and the
regions of the Arctic fole-South America
BHrneanS, Ta>manlanS, Arabs. HindooS. Ar
menIdnS, New IealauderS and kaHirS-these,
with the millions from all parts of Europe,
made up the motley immigration which our
world-embracing commerce throws daily on
our shores. Thousands Of such, perhaps
have never heard any one of the great names
which we have been trained 10 regard with
reverence; the name of Washington can not
thrill their sluggish blood; of Napoleon Bo-
naparte. his cUnqueSts and his fall, they are
utterly ignorant. But hand them a newspa-
per and see how rapidly their faces brighten,
They recognize its friendly promi>e-they re-
ly on lis long tested truh they rejoice and
are, perhaps, asionrShed 10 know that the
great physician, whose visit TO their own
country formed the epoch of a physical re.
generation. has likewise been before them on
like crraI ofmercy T. the land OF th.. future afcr-
tion! They no longer fs that they are strangers for
Holloway, by his geuus, his iat,rs ii, adventures and
tween all tribes aud races of the human family. Pos.
ssssed With burning Zeal TO relieve - afflicted. and
fearing nothing that man ao he has raie the ,i-
crma1r OF the earth and established in every spot he
visited not only deputs Tor the salr Of his rnes. but
likewise journals IN the native tongues. What a r.
nance could be framed from the lab0rs per!is and al
ventures Of such life =, L. : Journal
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
Are your Deeds, Mortgages, &C., Re-
corded?


desire 10 can 'ie a''eh'ioh oi u.e Pe"P.e' 'I
uhIch county 10 Tue lih hp"t'ahce oi 'he SuiIec'
involved IN 'he ADO fueA,loA- >ui upon
"hIch very A"u>t"esS-''he c"'e'e''h he>s' III
Iser,i - IN I,,I.C',e o., a..
,b,r, .or,, - r,,,s.ble. The Law ON thu. s1.l..i
.,,t ~ ,.,-,, a., a,l,,,,,at r,I,c.,,.,.f
,,'a,.i,c,;,, Il ,L. f... nom ,II,,,ysd ty Is,v
hf% lhsifhh'h'> F'a5 "e "''o't' a.
All aleh,> io'A 'he ooilii-1 " "ed'."i 81,
beedS @! S"tiIH>' co'"heis' mar mas "hd
trraSuferNi all deeds made IN pursuance 81
"ecfee oi any court; releases e'i'e"cIns iir
Pnymeli oi any legacy oT gwen TO any exec
uj"r, a'mIuisiF"ior' dsrii'te,ifu>,c "r guar
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
TElEOkT DISEsSE.

This larsc class of diseases. including Ucoratons In
famatuu>, Bronchial Nrfa.i ions. &c Is most srrc.->
FULLY treated hy the ct Dr. Davis curative aud Dr.
Davis Throat Al Pcatiau. Read tie following case q,
speedy after long continued suffering:
Es>t Town, Chester Co., July =. 1866
DE- DivIs-Dc Sir:
About i've wears ago attacked with disease Of
thu throat. which came gradually. hut at times vixen
would take cold the pain and suffering would tr very
distressing accompanied with less Of voice To such an
JNtent that could not speak above whisper The di-
continued cp:tIr. wore rotvihs stariju- WIS
under the medical tram NJ o.; four J Thy sicisus
Becoming alarmed at my condition. concluded 20 To
Philadelphia and consult you Nuch YOU recolicgt did
Ia the winter oflsa. when you lod 90 ta k,.
your Hepurafive; ard ~ The use Of bottles oft in
cCuneNion with your throat application entirely
cured, and have rtmg ned Well II j. more than
year since the cure otactct. Respectfully. YOUR
friend. hAEGAEETTA +. BISHOP.
Fp-pE. DAVIS ANTI StEOEJLuUS uINTNTNT and
THROAT APPLICATION should accompany the Dcpur-
ative IN Of ScruiuloUs Ulcers Jcors &c Of the
Throat.
70 Call on the Agents, j. BAKER & COO
Lewishurg, and procure Circulcrs containing large
mass of evidence in favor Cf the medicine.
J. BAKER co AEts for Union county. f.55y
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
Administrators Notice,

bs s.ss Lss,; Gf LFP lion
Bnfaloe Up, formerly Of New Berlin, deceased,
have been granted 10 the subscriber, by the
Register q Recorder Of Union county. ali 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 settement-at Jacob
Dnnkle'> in Bufialoe Tp-to
Feb. =, 1859. HENRY MILLER, Admir-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
Issue LIST for Adj Court & Feb. 1889.

iSStc liSl lUi lui .tUult y ItU. Il CJJ.
+ Church d Co VS. solomon Maver
David Fisher vs. jonathan DIeiieuderfer
Hunsrcker for Church vs. Jos Gorrey
TaDs Church vs. same
SamI Barton Us Joseph MeixeIl
Jahn Meyer Us Fred'k Woman
UruiIcu -touiHSri - hlnrn NnclSS
Prce Patton x Co Us Jacob Meckley
John Roland vs. Stale Mutual luS Co
John Locke vs. Robert fiIlands
Jos F Cummings vs. ChaS L Cronralh
Camrs In Co for MCurley Us SyPher'S AdmS
Weller & Ellis vs. John Lesser and Vie
John Roland VS. Martin ID Reed
Phlip Seehold ct al VS. David Splitter ct al
same Reuben Oldt ct al
Campbell ct al vs. Teed d Mari
Howard Nalcom VS. James p Ross
Ludwig q Ranck VS. Isaac Ranck's Ex's gar
David S:enin2er VS. VIM IL Mari
l. Albright vs. Adam Schreck surv II High
Francis krIck u Alexander Ammous
Daniel Ranser vs. John Lapp
Margaret Forster vs. Alex Cummings
S& DWedensaul lr Shirl; Us Church& Forrey
Isaac Brown v John Locke
Levi X Shoch, deeds admrs vs. YearScr
Samuel Mer,z Us J p Seebuld and ] Seebold
L Palmer ndorSee of F Linn vs. Levi Sterner
Martin q Reed, a minor, &c vs e Dreisbach
James Russell Us Jacob Duukle
Christian Bar.ch vs Daniel ReLnCr
same same
John KesSler VS. GedieS, Marsh & Co
Philip Seebold Us Peter Beaver ct al
Isaac Walter &c VS. Jesse Schrcyer
Trustees VI L ch at llhlinbg vs. J VI Kleckner
Kline & Carroll vs. Wm lnhoT
Abram and John Aurand VS. ChaS F SchafIle
Martin G Reed &c VS. John Roland
George Nickel VS. Lelb x LeIb
John Mover * wife same
Isaac Dunke VS. Henry Ruhle
Daniel Rensler Jr VS. Chamberin & Stout
Rev Samuel Gute}ius vs. Saml II Orwg
VIM Iones, ind. in Locke VS. Isaac Walter
same vs. in Locke. ind
Abram Wolfe VS. Beaver Ged VI d Co
Reber & MuSser vs. corporation University
II II Whitmer IS Jacob klosS
Samuel H Orwig Us Henry W Crotzer
5 |. Beck VS. Deitrlck * Sheckler
Charles Hunter vs. Saml ShIrk
Relish & Relsh VS. Peter RelSh's Adm'rs
Chas : Critz VS. VIM b Shriner
David Feiter by his father vs. Jacob Hartman
Sami l. Beck VS. Charles Stees
John Marty VS. John Barly
same VS. 4 others
Thos G Orwig for $ Orwig VS. Ranck
Sculs Pre>by'n Church VS. John M'Call
Israel Geyer VS. Aaron Smith
VIM kaufman VS. Peter Kaufman Admr
Jacob Swartz VS. Conrad Blind and wife
N'Curly Tate VS. Il Brcbsr
James II Mason VS. Saml B Mason
Charles Mason vs. same
Thos RaSer's Admr'S Ammons & Rawn
Wm Frick & Co VS. VIM Wolfe
CYRUS Eaton VS. F & W : Bogenreif
Daniel Cash VS. Ludwig S Eancli and Joel K
Wm VanGczer vs. ] II Robenold
David Click vs. Saml : Barber
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
T,lio:, C0Iu.y CONT Proclamation

HNHEREAS, the Hon. AB'M 5. S.WIlSON,
w President Judge for the Goth Judicial
District of PeHnsylvaara, composed of the
counties of Union, Miiliin and Snyder. and
PmIIr RuHL and JSo W SiNoNroS EsqS., ASSo-
cIale Judges Ia Union county, have issued their
prrccpl, bearing date the 2>th day OF Deer
l55S. aud TO me directed. for the holding Of an
Orphans Court, Cont of Common Pleas, Oyer
and Terminer. and General Quarter Sessions.
at LEN!>B- re-, for The county of UNION,
On the SECOND MONDAY OF FEBRUARY
Cbeing the iE;h dly) 1889, and 10 continue
one week,
Notice is therefore hereby given 10 the Cor
nner Justices of the Peace and Con>tableS IN
and for The county Of Union, to appear IN their
own proper persons with their records, lnqul-
>itiens, examinations and other remembrances
10 do those things which of their Offices and in
their behalf appertan to be done and all Wit
neSScs and other persons prosecuting IN behalf
of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons. are required to be then and there
attending, and not depart without leave al their
ne-il. Jurors are requested to be punctual in
,hcir attendance at the appointed time aSreea-
bic 10 notice.
Giyen undcr my hand and seal al the Sher-
il ;, Office IN Lewishurg, the lth day of IA
nuary. in The wear of our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and lilly-nine, and The eighty
first year of the independence of the United
States Of America.-tiod save the Common
wealth, JOHN CRO>SGROVE, Sheriff
GgGid .IHr0rS-FeJ. I.
WE'R'urg-Gcorge Drei>bach, d II Rishel
L,ri,iug-L + Homes, Benz Cawley. Joseph
MFaidin. Saml Hursh. Harrison Pross
h., h
Fretk StceS
Ned BnLgaioe-Benneville Reish, John Bech-
tel Daniel Moore
Nuc Be5Gn-David Spiter
Hr,tlsfon-Wm Ebert, Elias LOrwis, Joh
Yarger
Lcwis-John Fillman
BuGniye-J e lIlmmelreich
UlHon-Adam Van Buskirk, Isaac Eyer
HWfhy-John Rihl
Whae De.r-Darld B Kaufman, Joseph Meyer
Traverse .Jurors
L,iri>Jurr-F : Caldwell. VIM Came
Thos Howard, VIM Frcs, Lewis Palmer,
Martin Dreisbach, ThuS Hayes, Lew Ser
ner, d $ Kremer, J ) Marsh, L II Lard,
Christ GemJeriIng, \ VI LawShe, Curtis
M'Neal
Lime,foue-John Seebold Ir, Robt Chambers,
Fredk Bolendrr, George Gross, George
Chambers, + B Potts
L6u3S- Rubt Foster
We,t BUg4ioe-George Kleckner
White Nee--Stephen Flick, Jacob Lesser, \
G Hj-h, Robert Datc>man. Jos K Keller
BuFihe-Samuel Simonion, David Noneida
EI,t BuHaioe-Peler Gelz, Samuel Malhers,
John Schrack
HIikion- Christian Dale
Un'GI-Ichn Guyer Jr, JeSSeN Walter
Ne,c Bs-la-lHchael kleckner, David Mitch
ell. VIM Benner
MFm6ug-Isaac Hubler,J " Sands, Henry
Bcgeareif
Nadhs- Samuel Weidensaul. David Filman,
JOSIAH Corl. John Smith, Charles Emery
HeHy-J,hn Beuuage, Peter Hacenbuch
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
Administrators Notice.

y" HEREAS, Letters of Administration
w 10 the estate of JAMES WILSON
deceased, late of Harlleion. in Union
county, have been granted to the subscriber
by the Register of said county. in due form
all persons indebted 10 said estate are request
ed 10 make payment, and those having claim,
against the same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement, 10
J.F. WILSON, Administrator
Har;leion, Feb !, 1859 pd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
Administrators Sale of Real Estate

IN pursuance Of an order Of the Orphans
Court of Northumberland county. the
undersigned viii expose 10 public sale on
TUESDAY, the oth day Of March
next. on the premises, all Iha, certain tract Of
land late the estate OF LupwIo PFLrEGAR deed,
situate about y miles from Lewlsburg and
the same distance from Milton. adjoining lands
of John Best, Tho's A Hen, John Quicker and
others, containing about 81 ACRES
more or less. about 80 Acres Of which are
cleared and under cultivation. The improve
60 menIs consist of good Brick HOUSE
:. lately erected, nevtr-.aihng Well near
the door with a Pump in it. a BANK BARN
also new. with other Out-buiidngs-al 81
a TENANT HOT 81 with Spring of good -L-
water near it. There Is an ORCHARD Of
bearing Apple Trees on the farm.
fe.y-<e Also 4, the same time and place
t77t;t a piece Of TIMBER LAND situate
hg5S. on The north side If Monrour'> ridge
.ss-isx., in said township, adjoining lands Of
II Il u 7 Caui, WA G Eoyer and ctherN, con-
tanning 2;s acres and 81 rercheS.
The above properly Will be sold together
or separately.
sale To commence ?; 10 o'clock N cf said
dav, when terms will be made known hv
JOSEPH VI. NE~BlT.
Feb. |, 1859 Administrator
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11

\ man in Dauyillc, Ohio, found Il
horse thief in his stable; the thief drew a
pistol, when the farmer raised club and
killed the thief with one blow. The
thief had s40O on his person, Tut could
not be identified.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
FOR SALE,

INCUR valuable BUILDING LOTS on
South Second street, LcwI>bnrs, near
The Court House and Foundry, CONVENIENT To
the business part of town, as they are but two
squares from Market street. One or all are
offered on reasonable terms. Fer further
particulars inquire Of
Feb. =, 1859 JAMES HAYES
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
BOOTS AND SHOES!
BOOTS AND SHOES,l

NV - 2. nv = ~ a. u :s>ft'S
ItHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE. mex,
y door To Baker x co, Drug store, Lew
I>uur@, Pa, Vaefe Lay lie ioLlt general
assortment o..
Men's. Ladies, Misses and Youths
Eo,t-. S-.e>. Caaers. Bu>tia>, Slippers, &c
oi the latest s' It's and .s>i qualities, se.ec'e4
with sr.a; care and at Cash Puces-Vb.ch
wall be- sold a. low as at any place Ia.s s.le
Philadelphia
-NlNEI.tlTJPLVG & REPiIRING
'.ae mH.h wrr lhau The old prices. rhaas-
iGi for ra>t i.yyr>. we vii cntcavor to merd
Your further CUSTOM SrpI. 1888
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
For @asr,

TENIE residence Of the subscriber, on "a
Market street in the Borough olLi !
LewiSburg. The house is of BRICK, well
finished IN every respect.
TermS-One half 10 be paid between this
and the first day of April next; the balance
to be paid in two. three or five years, as may
suit the buyer. Possession given any time.
June Q, 1858 ISAAC WALTER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
FOR SALE.

4 RESIDENCE on North Third street, "A
"A it being a Half Lotto Ground, with.r-A
a comfortable TwO-Storey Brick House, frame
Stable, good Well Of Wafer, and a variety of
choice Frui'.
Inquire Of J. B. MLAUGHLIN, Agent.
LeMishurr. Octnhcr lG. ISIS. II
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-02-11
FOR SALE OR RENT.

=. TWO DOUBLE FRAME HoU- ~
IL SES and Lots, each suitable torLia
Two iamlicS-one on North Fourth street and
one on ST John street, for Sale. Hall Of each
Of the above Houses are for Rent.
- Also. for sale, four Brildjn@ Lots on
North Fifth street JOHN HOtGHTON,
Iewi>burr. Ian. 90. 1889. Agent