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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01
ERICK s. LILLY.

NOTES and Book Accounts Of Inc firm Of
N George A. Frick and John Lilly, and
William FrIck and John Lilly, have been leil
with me for collection. All matters unsettled
> by the Isl of April next. will b. placed IN
Justices hands for collection.
John B. LINN, Attorney
March 3.Is59 for VIZ. FRIcK
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01
Executors Notice.

WHEREAS, letters testamentary on the
w estate Of William Cebhnrt, iate of the
Borough of New Berlin, ec'd., have been is
sued, and granted 10 the subscribers, IN due
form Of law, notce is hereby gwen TO all per-
sons knowing themselves TO be indebted 10
said estate, TO make immediate payment; /;
and those having claims against the same,
will present them duly authenticated for set
,lement. The undersigned VAL meet all per-
sons residing in Union county interested in
said estate, at the office Of Robert Swineford,
in the Borough of New Berlin, for the space
of three DAYS from and after the fifth day Of
April next. All persons not presenting Ihem-
selves on that occasion, will be required TO
settle with the subscribers al WI!iiamsport,
Pa, at the house of The Widow Gebhart.
ELIZABETH GEBHART,
ENERHART CHASER.
March 25, 1889. pd.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01
His,ar's B2isom Of ViH Cherry recon-.
aaenGe9 Ly Physfriiuns

AUBURN, sept s. 1s5s.
: VI. TovlF ( Co.-Sirs:- most chee-fully add my
testimony in favor Of the Bassm. We have used It ia
our family in Pulmonary Affections Coughs and Colds,
and esteem most valuable remedy rud have recon-
msnd-d it in various complaints Of this nature with in
variably happy results. W H. LYNCH, MD.
MANsFIELn, IcoGA Co.. PA. Aug. ls5s.
GsH'snsa Having used in practice the last four
Witars Bassm o: I'D Cherry with great success
most che-ruly recommend it 10 those afflicted with
obstinate Coughs, Colds, Asthma, &c.
il r. MARTIN. ND.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01

will be AZ the RlNIERE HOUSE, Leusburg, Tuesday
{, THURSDAY. 5ih TO Ith APRIL ls5. To consult with
patients free Of charge and successfully treat all diseases
Of the human body. Private parors for ladies vesee
hs regular card our last rage.
Dr. " will REPEAT his visit first week Of every month
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01
Notice to Whom it may Concern

I'LL persons. knowing themselves
n indebted TO us, either by Note or Book
Account. MUST make arrangements TO pay
Us this Spring, as further indulgence can not
be given. pp,yFp & kpFNFR
Mar 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01

sl-A few copies of the report of the
State School Superintendent for 1875, at
this ofice aud tie Book Store.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01

but as We are not made acquainted with
nll the business changes in town, We will
not attempt TO Chronicle them This week.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01

rn-I. NJ. G Rauck. E-q has removed
from Nildleburc to Vi fiiinburg, Pa. Ne
thing like old Union, after all.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01
Public Notice

rs hereby given, that IN pursuance OF an
appointment by the Orphans Cop II OF
Union county to audit and report on excsp-
tions filed 10 the accoun; OF 1dGm u. H. her.-
per r,Guardlan of Elzabe'h kiester and others,
MINOR children OF Nancy kiester late of Hart
ley township. deed. that WI. attend 10 the
duties Of SAID appointment and meet the par
ties interested therein at tie Riviere House IN
the borough Of Lewisbu' .. on Wednesday the
9th day Of Apr,b AID. 1859. WM. JONES,
beui>burr, March ,. 1859 Auditor
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01
IT see New advertisements.

n@LEwIsBURG ACADEMY advertise
;neut. next week
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01
DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.

Where the above preparation is known, is well e
tabli.hei nAlibe Remedy for the cure Of coghI
Odds SIRE Throat. ROuseEe,, Bronohats Splitting y
Bood, Pam the Breast CT0up. WhTtng Cbugt. and -v
ery form of PULMONARY COMPLAINT. that work OF
sup-rerogation TO speak Of its merits
discovered by well know physician more than TWEEN
y years since it has by the wonderful cures has .hec
ted been CONSTANTLY spVrecsting in puhli favor until its
use and it, reputation alike universal and 1t is Low
known and cherished by all and their maine i legion
restored TO health by its ~ the GEL.T
REMEDY for all diseases hich it processes % cure
sir Clark. phy stefan Queen Victoria has given
j; as his opinion that
Consumption can be Cured!
The whole history Of this Medicine fully confirms the
opinion Of that eminent Thousands eau testfs and
have testified that when all other remedies had failed
tins has completely cured that when the sufferer had
well uigh drsIaircd this has Afforded immediate relief
thai when the ply san had pronounced the disease IN
ourabe. this has removed it entirely.
The virtues this BIls1n alike aTplrhhe to cure
slight Cold, ON frmed C'HSunp'ioH, and its power
sl oe1iH, speedy, pleasant and .gecfnaf remedy
cannot be equaei
ep-CAUr6N IrreE1Ss mis-, II has tl. vrrrTrS
n 7Eligr, # y BUTTsn the WRAPPER, well as the
printed name f the pruprietors.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01

s9-The Reception given BY the Princi-
pal and Scholars Of the Lewisbufg Acad-
emy, on Friday eveui.s of last week, was
an exhibition of more than ordinary inte-
rest. The performances Of the pupils ex-
hibited degree oftraining seldom attained
in academies, and were alike crediiable to
themselves aud to theiz tutor. The large
number Of scholars in attendance indicates
a rourishing condition Of the Academy.
IOung folks who desire to obtain thoro'
English education, or fl themselves to en-
ter College, can do SO in no better way
than BY patrOnizing Mr.. RANDOLPH.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01
LUMBER! LUMBER I

rINHE subscribers have for sale rw-
Gin lots to suit purchasers AtS-l-.Al
N larse stock Of x:k<sss3
PINE BOARDS-Panei Stuff ~ a
Plank. &c. Also 5000 PINE RAILS.
20 inch Saved Shingles superior quality.
Also Square Timber for Buildings:
Which are offered low for cash. AT cur Mills
on South Branch Of the White Beer Creek in
Hartley township OF delivered on the Brush
Valley Narrows road al the end of our Road.
EA Dipiorna FOR superior sample Of
Flanks, and Premium for Rails and shing-
les were awaited us al The last Union Cn.As.
Par John A'CALL & BROS,
bf71 fass s5l 4. : .. I'aior e, =
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01
Chamberlin Bros CARD.
TERMS CASH

\ L
VI Chambsrliu Bees
I GROUND Alum Sal; for sale BY
VI ChEmLeTlI4 BTU's
CENEsEE Salt for sale by
VI CkAlaLe-lin DrU's
NAIRY Salt for sale by
~ Ch.ubsrin Bros
DLACK Plaster for sale By
ID Chsmhsrliu Bros
w Chsuberlia Bros
GOAL for sale by
I Cbsmber!in BIO,
MAckAREL for sale by c...,..,,. ....,
SHA0 for sale by c,.,.,-,.,. ,,.,.
HERRING for sale by
IL Chsmberlin Bro.
GOLDFISH for sale by
Y Chsnbsrlin Bros
L'LOUR for sale by
/ ChamtrrIin Bros
DUCkWHEAT Meal for sale by
ID ChAmtsTiu Bros
('HOP and Bran for sale by
Y Chamterliu Bros
" HEAT and Rye for sale By
w Chsmberlia Bros
CORN and Oats for sale by
Chsnse,lln Bre's
POTATOES for sale BY
j ChGnberIin Bro.
SUGARS ~D-V..-i g. --.--y
- Chamb.rlin Bros
\ECTARlNE Syrup for sale by
" Cbsmberlin Brg',
SUGAR House Syrup for sale by
~ Chanb-riin Bro's
GOLDEN Syrup for sale by
VI Chs7heriin Bros
EXTRA Star Syrup for sale by
IL Casrttriin Bros
MOLASSES-New Orleans Porto Rico.
VI Mu'eavado, and sugar Horss Molasse., t2r sale
by Ctamt-rliu Brus
COFFEE-!ava, Laguira and Rio Coffee
y fo- sale b- ChAu.yrlia Bros
TEA-lmperial, Young Hyson and Black
u Ies fo- sale by Ch4rab,riIn Bros
RAkER'S Chocolate for sale by
- Chairberiin Bros
RAKER's Cocoa for sale by
- ohsrberu Bry'.
RlCE and Rice Flour for sale by
IL Char,oerlin r-e'.
CPICEs assorted for sale BY
" Clsrbe.;.1 Bros
SUGAR Cured Hams, and Dried Beef.
y for sai- ny Ctss1oerl.n Bro.
'htSob, and Water trsckeis, for sale
y Vo'.mb,rln Bros
RUTTER aud Lard for sale by
CANDLES for sails BY -- 49,
y Chantrrlin Bros
SoAf-hosin, tastile, Olive and Toilet
- eo@P t' '~e ~ Chamb-r!iu BrU'F
DRIED APES, and Dried Peaches. fo.
IL sale by CI,ns.,lin -,
)hUNI, and Cranberrics for sale by
= Chamte-iia Br 5
SINS aud CuIrant: + r sale by
~ Ch2-be-lin B-o's
PRESERVED Citron for sale by
L Chaaberlin B-o's
CORN Starch for sale by
Y Chsrb-rlin B-ps
l'SSENCE Coffee fJr sale hy
Ia Cs.=br-Iia Eros
BAKING sods f5r sale by
- ChsmbrrIin Bros
CODA Ash for sale by
~ CAsgtg-,in Bros
GAL Soda for sale by
- Chel-,xri1n Pr7's
VINEGAR \ for sale by
Chautsrlin B-0s
I'OBACCO-Chewiug and Smoking To
I haeco fr SAFE BY Chamle-lin BIOS
CEGARS for sale BY
- Chanlerlin Bros
DATENT Wagon Grease fnr sale by
L Chamte-iin src''
DOSENDALE Cement for sale by
II ChsnberF.1 Bros
(ALClNED Plaster fc- sale ty
C2anbsriin B--'s
W HITE Sand for sale by
w Chanrf-'in r--'s
MANILA Ecpe and Twines assorted
VI ioT sale ~ Charibr-Iin ErO-s
'FAil Of which will he sold al very Ice
frices for Cash, or exchanged for County
fsUducs.
WANTED
Whea'. Rye, Corn. Oats. Barley. Pork. Bacon.
Butter. Lard. Eggs, Clover Seed, Potatoes,
Apples, Dried fruiis, Sc..
For which We VIII pay Cash At the hiEnes-
market rates. W II. .CHAMBERLlS,
wv. .CHAHBERLIN.
R.HC tIBERLiS.
+ SCHREYER & son
Il
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01

CRoTzFR'S UorrL- NrrrhINEJEG -
This new house viii be wei kept, II the
former experience aud cfflr;s Of the Fro
frietor is any sign. lie Is well qualified,
and means to De the fair thing. See Adyt.)
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01

"Fli'ti1- TIM" hzs com" q. last
ILc Uusi,.; q the year,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01
"Enslishmen,"
"Scotchmen,"
Welshmen,"
protestant Irishmea. j

- "NEWS FROM HOME"
winch is published every Thursday, and for
warted. postage free, for
81 for one year.
81 SIX months.
80 cts. for three months,
always payable in advance.
Persons getting uP Clubs are allowed -
per CT. for their trouble. Postmasters are au-
lhorIzed 10 act as agents.
TUWNDROW & DAY.
7sOyl1 Editors and Publishers. NeIr York.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01
THE puIILER.

@Lo n ri9Re far the ,-ts>
Dap rriaet mySfry hes =
7~Answer 10 last Enigma
'Lgrica;ural InJl,rents"-Ansd by II A, Lewisburg.
Answer 10 Puzzle three weeks ago
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01
s. w. FOWLE 4 CO.. PrOprietOrs,

TON.
For sale bv their agents everywhere, and in Lewis
ishurc by J Walls and I. : Caldwell, and in New
Berlin ty Mrs Margaret VI. Stecs. eow'5sy
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01

Tie sotygtnaieS 3 tiers are recommended By
Physicians in their practice. A distinguished
clsrsyma who had tastn sx bottles. by d.
rection of his Physician, ~fil.s us that they
have cured him of Dysrsfss, Of twenty-five
year. ,lan2.ns. Try ytatsfslssdS DysTt lIos!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01
UNION eSAkCsti
CoNFECT1ONERY,

CON FE CVfO y T. r Y.
yIyHE Subscriber FtSTtt t1i'iy take. hi, n.
I frot 10 inform ihr cIJi=tns ui iswishu-z
aIS .,csu-iy y general, and lAs Ladies in par
ucriaI lhsl ne has cpgi.sd EGEcry 6ssgi
confectionery. rn Hsrhei street IN NJ.
rvsyer's ba!,e.ns, here he viii - ready ;o
suvply al; whU mny faVcr bin siIh call
vijh thc best Of everything u hrs iins ~ To.
siness BREAD, CAKES ald CONFEt-
TION.RI On hard a; sli lines. Being
rfaci cal faker and fsriiohsr fVT upwards
Of twenty Gs- Years, he ftsls ccnhdsntthat al
wh0 favrt hlra with tail ct cive him a trial
shall nc, be d.saPr0inle5. Weddings sri
Parties sa.hiisd ct lhs shortest mice. on the
tnost reasonable terms. Al sot.s OF OrDa-
mental Tt-k icus IN urirr.
BREAD delivered a. Houses az sll lines
vhsn ts~l--+ CEA9thF hEi.,L2.
l.':.l-ss o.. = .s5F
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01

"Sqaatter Sovreigut! :" review of
our exposure Of Senator Douglas Pro-
Slavery Interests, appears to bc-llke the
Argus publication Of Seuator Scward's
speech-posrpouel.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01
Spring is Coming {,

And very many think Ii is here. Birds
and frogs are in unison on the subject, ss
appears from their music. Winter grains
Wheat neutrality-suspicious. appears
;n majestic luxuriance, (perhaps no: as
large breadth, hersabouts as in former
years, uninjured by the snowy ordeal of
The frigii months. Grass is springing up
finely. Our farmers are glad aud good
humored with the prospects. Business
everywhere receives fresh impulse from
the Spring, and Hope points to the "hard
times" as measurably past. a little ram
be through LeHisburg, very partially un-
Ger the influence of the Spring fever"
tu. mostly on Pixies Peak excursions,
disclosed numerous Improvements in pro-
gress-dvel.ings in process Of erection, or
tnlstlng-celiars czcavated for new build
ins'-carryng dIt from the bill fronting
the Court House to various lower points
planting Of trees aud Of sbrub5cry-end
various llfc-sigus indicating full employ
nent (f0r q time at leasi) 10 most if not
all our mechanics and laboring nen. a
pleasant and prosperous season, We trust,
before us all HoPE and WORK
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01

srThs mail. for Buffaloe y Roads to
Nittsny noI close on Mondays at 4 7. NJ,
and for BufTaloo X Roads and Forest Hill
on Thursdays and Saturdays at 81 A. NJ.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01

Boy KILLED. We learn tha. a boy
named Rodgers, aged about ten years,
broke hi. neck, by jumping of the cars
while running through the borough Of
Northumberland on Tuesday morning last
1t appears the boy got on the train at the
o1epot to ride to the water station a short
distance above Noribum bcrlaud The ears
e'a not stop, when the boy made the fatal
leap II The p'a:f1r,a Of Tie ear..-.yaaJg,y
American.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01

Lelr5sbssrg. Pa.
FE1pAY MORNING, APRIL l.lS59
spvEGTIZE,- Merchants. Mrchan'c'
a p.,blir officers IN CITY aud Country tu'i-her--
:, - ~ buy ~ -.-w"sd do sell L. employ the
al,,,rs Of the Lsa-ish-fg tarHfet "iieh tas 'Af-r
- in.r..nr circulation in romrsuniy containing
T,s,rtion Of active, solvent producers, consumers
aud dealers, any in the state
- - - - - - - - =
see New Advertisements.
nELEwIsBURG ACADEMY advertise
nent, next week.
sJ-A few copies Of the report of the
State School Superintendent for le5S, at
this Office aud tie Book Store.
rn-J NJ. G Rauck. E-Q has removed
from Mildeburc to Vi fii,nburg, Pa. Nc
thing like old Union. after all.
"FIitti1- TIM" h.s -rm~ a: last
ILc BUSIEST u the year,
tut as We are not made acquainted with
all the business changes in town, we will
not attempt TO Chronicle them This week.
@Rcv. Z. Il. Leiabach, Of Laniis.
burg, Pa, has accepted call from the
Lewi,burg German Reformed Church, and
expects entering upon his new field of labor
some time in May.
Sa- Connecticut election next week.
The Republicans have tSo candidates run
ming in two Congressional di-tric's-a di
vision, which, il not speedily healed, may
result in loss to cur party.
CRo-zrP's IIa-rL- N,rrIINEUEG -
This new house Viii be wei kept, II the
former experience aud efIr;s of tie Fro
prietor is any sign. He is well qualified,
sni means to De the fair thing. See A1yt.)
"Sqaatier Sovreigut! review of
our exposure Of Senator Douglas Pro-
Slavery Interests, appears to be-like the
Argus publication Of Seuator Scwari's
speeeh-Posrpouel.
Thanks for Senator DIXoY's able
argument s-ains; the Cuban sctcrne, aud
90 Senator DoyGLAs for his speech con-
clusiyeiy proving that he did not 20 quite
50 far in the k4nsls iuiqGiry as his late
accomP!jces
-some rer.on-lurgry, We should
'ope-recenrly robbed the cellar Of b, :.
kremcr Of this place. Bad enough. but
our town has not sLfflred as much as others
have ia this way.
ra-Last "Wednesday afternoons railway
train from HariisJurg w-s delayed until
miduigh, by an accileu, bel y N:l.crsburg.
Tbe engine ran f the track (1he engineer
jumping otf) destroying the engine and
injurin- some of the ears \ Lewi,turg
passenger informs - that there were five
car loads Of passengers, aud naturally
much consternatiJu, but 10 one was IL
jured.
Eay-We haze rented our Bindery TO Mr..
c. j. S;ahl, who viii continue to carry on
the business entirely on his own response
tility. His new residence teiDs very ecu
tral, be has, as measure Of economy,
taken there the Biudery, on the gTouud
floor, which be believes vii be quite as
convcuicnt Of access to al, and preferable
By ladies and old men to climbing up stairs.
rG--Thc Buck party, notwithstanding
the loss Of such small places as New Hamp
shire, Reading. York, Allentown, Harris
burg and Ky'-'ora, are not without com
fort They have carried the immense sea-
por. town of Bristol, in Bucks county.
A, however, according to their own az
count, the victory happened on the 18th
ul,-previous o the Harrisburg Domins-
fiens-we dou't see how it helps them in
Penn's,
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ID I, L
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01

- Rev. Il. A. Fink Of Lewisburs, Will ad-
dress the Literary Societies Of the Institute al
seiinsgrc,e. on the evening ofthe 5ih Of April.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01
o o O Q
o . Q o
o 0 o o

We have n 1,he- neat and correct answer. but as
~ have no wood engraver s difficult to PRESENT puz-
,e- Diagrams &C, which require anythin- bat pam
common type. We have larger numbef Of tnisnias-
&c, hand-bs patient
rz-A Yankee Question for .he Roys-
.5is and that and the half of this and that he aided
q s.vep. which will make eierep-noN much is TINS
and that 49,
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.
an composed Of = letter.
Nv l . II T. II a place of defence.
g13 :. n India officer.
1Dl3 ls Il is nm animal.
sI0 10 is kings nEr,e.
: l. VrcDoun.
. % . - all ha.e.
~ - p IS daeliIn-.
u - j. II j. used it 8 rriils
: T. - is noun.
p L. IS = II u is n,rne-
81 whole IS Il Scotch expression D. huualoH
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01
EeiriSbssrg, PN.

FF1DAY MORNING. APRIL l.lS59
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01

The Rev. Mr.. Mirick Will preach on
rekt Sabbath afternoon in the Baptist house,
especially to children.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01

sa- Thanks for Senator DIXoY's able
argument a-ains, the Cuban scheme, aud
80 Senator DoyGLAs for his speech con-
c!usiveiy proving that he dil not 20 quite
50 far in the k4nsls iuiqGiry as bis late
accomp!iccs.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-01
q LATEST ARRIVAL
from PhiIadefphia,

vfNHE subscriber has yasi rec.ired al b.,
Shop ~ Market Sagare. $500 worth
OF Boots and Shoes " hIch will BE sold al ,hg
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-04
[By Telegraph
New York Market.

.r.. ...ss NEW YORK, June 3-P. M
The Flour market is heavy, and l0c lower except
Tor Ground state Sales 500 brls So JO@l6 20. June
inspected, superhne state, sc sOl7 l5 Extra state
90 4O9g6 TO- June inspected superine Western SO 90
eoI 80; Common TO good extra do. 81 1907 50. Do.
Round Hoop Ohio, closing heavy. Canadian dull and
nominal Rye Flour quiet, at Si@l5 25.
wheat dull and dropping, sales 5000 bushels.
II 259l 3S Milwaukee Club 81 75 Choice Winter
for Militia Southern and Kentucky. Rye frme3, sales
$500 bushels ~ vi co. Barley quiet, sales 20O bush
els, at $50. Also 200 bushels damaged. Barley
Melt 55c. Common heavy and dull sales 1900 BUSH
els at S5c Sound Mixed Western 9Oc. Small lots
Chicago do eg5e9gS2c Oats heavy and dull. b3954c.
for state; 566967c, for Western aud Canadian.
Myiskey: sales 1853 brs. at csc. s,i
Pork lower; sales b 900 brls. at SIC 62Dl6 81 Mess
Sl9 eOj Clear, l4Gll5c.; Rump Sl4 7565 90, Prime;
Included IN 3he sales 900 brs Prime, buyers op.
ton 6u days. and 300 brls bnyels option until the 10Th
OF july 5 Beef heavy, sales 800 brs. ut 81 1901 B
Country Prime at S9@9 90 d. I.,t,-, ~
Mess; Sll@4 50 for repacked Chicago do and SI4 80
dl6 80 for extra. Prime Mess Beef quit at S226D2s
Beef Hams firmly held atSl4 50alT 50. Bacon quiet
Cut meats dnlli sales 100 packages at T0l7J4c for
Shoulders; and s&@SAe. for Hams. Lard heavy;
sales $50 bTls, at l4@Dl23c., r.
Butter quiet, at l66pl9c fort0ho, and ls@2Oc. for
state. Cheese dull at yGglOc.
Cotton heavy sales only 500 bales. Upland Mid
96c. Tobacco unchanged; Kentucky 61aG5llAc; Vir-
ginia 2A@ebeSc. Wool dull and lower sales 2O,00On
full blood haAony at 5Oc foreign qualities continue
heavy. Whisky firm, at 1sc Sngar heavy ut 6Is01
To- for New Orleans, and 5ACa61sc. for MucoVadG
Spirits TuTpentne heavy at Ate. on the ispOt, and
4s9994ge to arrive. Resin firm at 79@soc. hice dull
at f@i'1o. f3W Ta aE
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-04

OUR railroad ncighbor, the capital Of Green
County, is maintaining its Importance among
Ohio municipalities. Xenia is attracting no.
tice; it affords daily newspaper, besides lib
orally patronizing the PRESS; entcrtains con-
ventions Of large religious bodies; has pocket
pickers there when crowds are about; also,
sturdy, one-armed beggars, and Dutch and
Yankee shoe blacking pedlars; indulges in
strawberries, from her own vines, which they
eat with cream of rarest richness; they have
exhibitions, such as circus and theater; read
sharp articles published against their presiding
Elder, and enjoy war of words between
Horace Mann and Judge Mills, of Yellow
Springs, as to the late transfer of Antioch Col
lege, negotiated By DR.. Bellows, Of New York,
ind Josiah Quincy, of Boston. Withal, tho
County Of Green has twenty of her SONS
in the ministry.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-04

CINCINNATI Methodists will be derleot in
duty and be indifferent to their interests if they
do not proceed at once to revive and keep alive
an organization effected in this city few
years, and presided over by the Pioneer Rev.
VIM. Burke. We mean tho ''Weetern Metho-
dist Historical Society" The principal work
done was by that industrious antiquarian,
Samuel Williams, of Mt. Auburn, who has re-
Gently deceased, leaving monuments of his
labor in numerous manuscripts and collections.
Ninety eight bound volumes of periodical
literature of the Church are in his shelves,
viz, the complete files of the following news
papers: West. c. Advocate, 25:years; Christian
Advocate and Journal, SS years; Meth. Quar-
terly Magazine, &C., 40 years.
No prospect appearing that Cincinnati would
carry on the organization, Mr.. Williams Of
fered to deposit his collections with the Ohio
Wesleyan University at Delaware as long as
the society was kept in active operation.
On Monday next the College officers are to
make move to obtain these valuables, which
should of right, if we had true pride of local
ity, be retained here. Delaware is.a frst-rate
place, and will, no doubt, deserve the laurels
she will win from our brows.