UL
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.
The house of Mr. Joseph Montgomery,
in Wayne tp., Clinton county,
win burned
to the ground on Thursday afternoon 30th
ult. It caught from a burning chimney.
The greater part of the furniture was saved.
Haileton, April 16'h. A young man
by the name of Wiliiam Depew, of this
place, was killed yesterday by being run
over by the Locomotive, Robert Morris.
The new Evangelical Lutheran Church
in Milton will be dedicated on the first Sab
bath in May.
ANOTHERS,IEXTiFIC WONDER!
PtrsIX . the true Digestive fluid or Cuatric Juice.'
KJt Uynpejwta carer, prepared from Rennet
or the fourth stomsch of the Ox. eltrr directions
of Baron Lie'jig, the great I'bysioioeiral chemist,
hf J S Hougnton.M 1), No 1 1 North Eighth St.
Pbilsdvlphii. This ia a truly wonderful remedy
for indigestion, dyspepsia, j.undire, constipation,
liver complaint and debility, curing after Nature's
iwa method, by Nslure's own agent, the Uastrie
.Juice. See Advertisement in another column.
tOo the 10th inat., by Iter. Charles Kslhfus,
jrj L. Eisa, late of I.ewisburg, and Miaa
.$en Low, of Williamcport.
On the lOib, by Rev. Mr. Conser, Set C.
rTEiTT. of Ltwilon, aud Miaa Msnr C.
Vuii, of Harlleton.
In Milton. I4th insL, by Re. P. Longmore,
Juu K. Liiohou, of Poiut Tp, and Miaa
Mist rVtiaii, of Milton.
jxhs! mmmmm
In Colon, St. Joseph Co., Mich., 32.1 ult. aired
64 yearn, IXsviel Hi sk el, formerly of Lewis
burg, Pa.
In Kelly Tp. 16th inat, Jon Stcabd, aged
79 years, 2 months and 1 7 days.
In Chtlisquaqoe, 20th iust., an infant ton of
James and Sarah Camel.
In Lewishur. trnuninsr of 20lh inat (red 24
vesrs and 5 months, Mabv As, daughter of :
Samuel and Mar Ream
In Centra Tp. Vniort Co, Clh inat., Michael
Swirsel, aged 76 years.
500
BUSH. POTA1 OES wanted by
A pril 2 L D. 8..KKE M E It 4 CO.
DR. LOCKE, Dentist may be found after
the 1st of May at lna new Office on Third
alreet near the (Jet man Kefarmn! church.
1 To Jour.
makers
VtrANTEU immediately, FIVE "Journeymen
v V Shoemakers, to whom good wages and
constant employment will be eivrn.
S. F. L1NCALL.
Lewiaburg, April S3, 1851
Administrator's Notice.
T ETTERS of Adminislrstion listing
been
j granted to the subscriber, a resident of
bite Deer tonnship, upon the estaie of M il,-
I JAM NOLL, late of East liu&lo tonn.hip in
t.usan county, deceased, all persons indebted to
the said estate a' notified to make immediate
payment to me, anJ all having claima against the
said cause will present them duly authenticated
for settlement is
ELIAS NOLL, Adm'r.
White Deer, April, 1851
CAUFOR.U SEWSI
LOOK OCT, Western and Buckeye Drovers !
Beware of the trading stock of horses in
Center and Union counties, for a Mifflinburg man
claims the greatest number T thetn,epecia!ly the
bob-tailed bays of Center ; te has ejuite lot out
for feed, and if he sees any of fbem will replevy
them when they come into Union county, and
swear to them, if he thinks bis agent made a poor
bargain and will clap the Sheriff on before giv
ing you any notice. Again I say keep your eyes
tinned for bob-tails. JAMES POUNDS.
April 15, 1851. of Jefferson county, I'a.
ATTENTION,
Lewisburg Infantry!
YOU are hereby commanded to
meetat tbc house of J . M 'Creight,
Buffalo cross-roads, on Mown the
6th of Msy next, at 10 o'clock A M,
each memlier to be provided with ten
rounds of blank cartridge!.
By order of the Captain :
JOS. A. RHOADS.O. 8.
rp"The members will wear the
, same uniform as before.
Lewiaburg, April SI, 1851
WOODWARD & FISHER'S
BOOT AND SHOE STORE
- May be found in Third rt.ssjj"
K three doors south of the Baptist
Whurcb. where they have on eaemaammv
hand a general assortment of Ladiea', Mimcs and
Children's French and English Kid and Morocco
BOOTS, BISKISS, and SLirPERSso
Gentlemen's French Cslf BOOTS, Kip snd W ai
Upper tlOOTS and MONROES, with an assort
ment of BOYS' and YOUTHS' Boots and Shoes.
We are also prepared to manufacture all kinds
of Boots and Shoes and Ladies' of
very color of the most d-rabte material in the
latest fashionable slylei. and at reasonable prices,
.hh . win see bv complying with our invita.
feon to call and examine for yourselves
charge for inspection.
Lewisburg, April 52, 1851
No
NEW AltltANGEMENT
AND
New Stock.
J. SFTKER fc SOW
HAVE removed their Mat and Cap establish
merit to the central aud commodious room
on Msrket street, lately occupied by S.F.Lyndall,
two doors east of their old stsnd.wbere they have
seceived and are now opening a large assortment
of Fashionsble HATS am) CAPS of the
newest style and best quality, fresh from the
Eastern Cities ; comprising a select lot of
ITTRA XOLKSKUl 11 ATS,
yo. . do. de-
AO- X SILK do.
and a full supply of AngohuWhite Beaver. Gutta
Percha, Pearl, Rough end Ready, Fur and Beaver
Hals,
CMidmi'i simry Bnver BaU with Ottrich Fltma,
Panama, Leghorn, Braid, and Suaw Hats, inclu
ding all kinds for children,
Jenny Lind and Blue Military Caps,
Children'a Fancy Caps,
Good Silk Hats for $1,50, Cash.
Also. HU of their own miaufacture contUndy
on band.
From the cheapness, vtriety and superior qua
lily of their goods, sod the fact that their lima and
aitaution are devoted exclusively to this pariiculsr
branch of bo tineas, they are persuaded that pur
chasers from both town and country can be better
suited bera than anywhere else in the three
counties,
&7GiT oa a call! No charge for examining
our stock jf
X. B. Bonnets, Uo Paium, Leghorn, Braid
smd 8trew Hals, bUaehtd and trimmed over at
tho shortest notko and on the most reasonable
terms lUtbar. April 23, 1851
I I
Corrected this Day.
Wheat &5att0
Rve 60
Cora
Oats
Flaxseed . .
Dried Apples
Buttei ....
Eg?
Tallow
Lard
Ham
...50
....35
...100
,...100
...121
8
10
7
10
Bacon 8j
CHERRY PECTORAL:
Far Ik Core of
COUGHS, COLDS,
HOARSENESS, BROXT.
OHXTXS, CROUP, ASTH
MA, WHOOFXirO-COUGH
AND COSTSUIftPTIOU.
The annals of medical science, affording aa
tbey do ample proof of the power and value of
many medical agents, have furniahed no example!
to compare with the salutary effects produced by
-Ayer't Cherry Pectoral''
Tbs remarkable cures or diseases of the Lungs which
bare been realised by Its use, attested aa tbey are t.y
many prominent professors and physicians in this and
foreign lands, should encourage tue afflicted to persevere
with the strong aft u ranee that the use ol the "Cherry
Pectoral" will relieve and ultimately cure them.
We present to the public unsolicited testimonials from
some of the first men in our country, upon whose judg
ment ana experience implicit con bat nee may be placed.
' d li"!l'f.0'J'b2"ci"Li.'? !
for the cure of that formidable diw&t-e, Consumption.'
Norwich. Auni zo. imo.
Dr. J. C. Ayer-Dcr Fir: ArveaUe to Uie requcHt of
your agni, we win cne?nuiiy stale wnat we oaTe Known
of the effect of your Cherry Pectoral, and they have
been astonishing indeed. Mrs. Hetty BtTLfU-r had been
afflicted with a severe and relentless cough, which re
duced her Terr low; so low that little hope could be en
tertained of her recovery. Numerous remedies had been
tried without effect, before the Cherry Pectoral. And
that has cured her. George Watkinson, Eq., had to our
knowledge been afflicted with Asthma, fur eJrrrn ywr,,
and grown yearly worse, until the Cherry Pectoral, has
now remored the disease and he is as free from any
symptoms as we are. Tbe Kev. Mark JJane had been so
severely attacked with the Bronchitis, aa to disaMe htm
from his duties, and notninc had alfordcd him rclirf until
I (Mr. Thorn ing) carried him a bottle of your Pectoral,
which cured him at once, and he now officiates aa uual
in his place.
These are three of the cases in which we hare known
it successful, but never to fail. We have great lt-aure
in certifying to these facts ; and are. respected sir. vour
humble servants. REV. DAVID THoKMStj.
HoN. JOSKPH BATTLES.
Among the distinguished authorities who have given
their names to recommend Cherry Pectoral, as the beat
remedy that is known for the Affections of the Lutijrs,
are "The London Lancvt;" "Canadian Journal of Medi
cul Science," Boston M-dical and Surgical Journal,
'Charleston (S. C.) Medical Review,' " New Jersey Mrdi
cal Reporter," Prof. Webster, Harvard College. Prof.
Bartlett, Tran sy I Tan i a University of Medicine, PreFidcut
Perkins, Vermont Medical College, Dr. Valentine Mott,
New York Citv, Parker Cleaveland, Bowdoin College,
Prof. Butterfield, Willoughby College, Ohio, Prof. Brailh
waite, Lctiris, (Eng.) Medical bV-dooI, 8;r Richard Kane,
Qu-en's College, Ireland, Prof. Rosenbaum, Leiraie.
The pubik have but to know the virtues inf tonih
rng succem of the " Cherry PwV.ral," jn curi supLveasce
of the Lungs, when they will feel secure nitug these
dance rs, whenever this remedy may be obtained.
Prepared by J-C. Aver Chemist LoiceIl,Ms.
For sale by C W SCHAFFLE. LeiburR:
J H Caslow, Milton ; Issac Get heart, Selir.fgrove;
and ly liruggute generally 3m358
Lewisburg P. O. April 16.
t7The Eastern Mail will doss hereafter at
5 o'clock, P. Mn precisely. No letters will be
mailed after that hour.
A. KENNEDY, P. M.
NOVELTY JRON WORKS.
IMilS establishment has just commenced
operation, and it prepared to manufac
ture Steam Engines and Boilers, Bjowing
Cylinders and Hot Blast Pipes. Retorts, Lamp
Potts, Gas and Water Pipes, Car Wheels snd
Axles, Rolling Mill castings. Grist and Saw Mill
castings. Horse Power Threshing Machine and
Plow castings. Cast Iron Fronis for Houses, cast
Coupling and Railing Patterns, and Smithwork
made to order.
J. R. JOXES.
Herrietarg, Pa. April 9,1851 3m
Attention, Cameron Guards!
YOU are hereby commanded to
meet at the house of A J.Wei
densaul, in the Boro' of Lewisburg,
on SiTcasav, May 3, 1851, at 10
o'clock, A. M, equipped, and scou
trements in good order.
At which time snd place, the An
nusl Election for Non-commissioned
Officers will be held.
By order of the Captain :
G. Y. M LAL'GHLIN, 0. 8.
Dry Lumber.
THE subscriber continues to keep a good
stock or Lumber on hand, consisting
of the followinp, vie.
100,000 feet of Board, comprising Pine, Pop
lar, Linn and Weatherboards, tbe greater part of
which have been drying two years ;
50,000 feet of Joist and 8csntling ;
Roofing and Ceiling, Lath and Sawed Rails ;
2,500 feet of square Pine Timber.
Joint and Lap Shingles,
ALSO
Mackerel, No's I and S, in half barrels j
Sslt by the barrel and sack ;
Mails and Spikes, Tar and Pitch
All of which he will sell at fsir prices for Cash
or Country produce.
THOMAS NESBIT.
Lewisburg, April U, 1851 Sm
MUSIC!
MB. FRANCIS J. GESSNEK would res.
pectfully inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
of Lewisburg and vicinity, that he has Isken
rooms in the dwelling-hoose of Mrs. Ludwig, on
Market street (entrance at the Market 8t. doors,)
wbere be is prepared to give Instmctions on the
PIANO.
S GUITAR,
and also to give instructions in acquiring the
German Language.
Mr. Gesshcb is lately from Bellefonte, where
he has been engaged for nearly two yeara in
teaching the above branches, and has given
entire satisfaction to patrons and pupils.
Lewisburg, April It, 1851
Bridge Letting.
SEALED Proposals will be received by
ihe Burgess and Town Council of tbe
Borough of Lewisburg, at the office of the
Clerk, until Movdav tbe 6th day of Mat next,
for ths building of a new Stone Bridge, on St.
George street, at the south-west corner of tbe
Borough of Lerwisbrug. Plans snd Specifications
to be exhibited by the Clerk ten days previous to
Ihs Letting. A. H. BLAIR. Bargees.
Jesjir Hovasror, Clerk.
LswisbVf, April It, 1881
GREAT COUGH REMEDY! !
t
km afKnA 8Tvr a-sx f
X P Buns : , ., lvsa V
(i-x.ik.-rf.
8 VJ SSa&ryLS'S
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
WH0L
DRUG
I Fancy Goods, Notion & Variety Store.
THE UliJt r.ignrj nntild irjertiully announce
lo lna frietnU ill Lewi.burg and the public
generally, that lie has jurt received snd ia atlll
receivtiig a large, fresh and well selected stock of
1'nrc IlrugM, lflt?1lclni9 &.c. j
wb.cn will be dtfi-owd of bv Wlmlccale orKv-tail. Mv '
st.ck bfing new, purcliaed ytid Uct-d by myself in the
Phiituieiphui and .New lork markeU, at low rates for csh,
Uicrrfore my lrietiur m:y relj un getting eTi-ryUunx
tn line pure and at mm-li )fer rates than everollered
Northern Pennsylvania -and consivt in part of
Drug$t Chemical, Points, Yarnithc, Class,
Dye Stuffs, Patent Medieines, Perfum
ery, Fancy arid TCotion Goods,
Fruits and Confectitmery,
also the first quality of LIQUORS expressly for Mdici
nal. aeramutal sid Meehuuical piirpoes.
sj. All ortlent entrusted to me wilt b? promptly attended
to, and my friends may rely upon all articles purchased
from ms t give entire satisfaction, or returnable at my
expense. Haing len in the bus-net upwards of twelve
years, I thereby Hatter myself of having a practical know
ledife of the same.
Lewisburg, April Id, 1861. C. W. SCHAFFLE.
THE Co-Partnership heretofore existing under
the firm of Rtata St looiaea, is Ibis day
mutually dissolved. The Books have been left at
the Store for collection. THOM AS KEUER,
LEWIS IDD1NGS.
djThe 6rm of Reber Sc IdJinga having been
dissolveil as above stated, the business be
continued st the Old Stsnd, by the subscribers,
under the tide of Ueddet if Iddings, where they
will be happy to see the friends and customers of
the old linn. Their store contains a large, well
selected and fashionable assortment of gooda,which
will be dispoaed of at low rates as possible. They
hope, by close attention lo business lo share the
patronage of the public SAMUEL CEDUES,
LEWIS 1DDINGS.
Lewisburg, March 4, 1951
FRESH SUPPLY
or
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
GEDDES A. IDDINGS have just ree'd and
are now selling at unprecedented LOW
rixlt.!, an extensive aud general assortment
ol
DRY GOODS, QUEENS WARE, IIARD-
arc, rresn tirocenes, tcdanrare,
and every other description of goods usually kept
in country stores. Their customers and the public
generally are solicited to call and price their un
rivaled cheap stock of goods before making their
purchases, aa we are determined to sell at LOW
ER PRICES than the aame style and gualitv of
goods are sold at any other store in this county.
CsT We invite especial attention to our large
stock of Clotba and Cassimeres Ladies' Dress
Goods, etc. dee.
All kinds of Coc!tt Prodccc wanted, for
which the highest market price will be given.
PLASTER, SALT and FISH always on hand
at tbe lowest prices.
April 15. 1851. GEDDES & IDDINGS.
Appeals.
THE Commisiioners of Union county will
meet st their ofiice in the borough of New
Berlin, for the purpose of buttling Appeal on Ihe
Assessments af 1S5 1, a folio. s :
April 28 Kor White Deer. East Buffalo, Buf
falo, Lewisburg snd Millliiihurg.
April 29 For West Bull'alo, Hartley, Beaver,
West Beaver, Center and New Berlin
April 30 For Middletreck, Penne, Chapman,
Washington, Perry, Union and I.imcetone.
At which times and place those persona who
consider themselves aggrieved, mnv attend Irom
tbeir respective districts, if thev think proper.
JAMES BAKUiN,
JOHN WILT. SCommVers.
GEO.IIEIMBACH, J
CommiVrs Office, New Berlin, April 10, 1951
rpo the Hon. A. 8. Wilon, Ere,., President,
and his Associates. Judges of the t'ourl of
Quarter Sessions of Ihr; Teane for tin countv of l'aion,tno
petition of itiJenn Jln-hl renncctfully r.hna.th:
That jour pe'i'inner hSA latrlj imnms tire ownrr, and
now occupina, that commodious snuge, aitnarKl ia East
ltilflaloe townthip. on tho turnptlre r"ai leading from
Iwinburf; to Mitflinlmrir. which ht wll ralrulated, and
has for a number of years been ormpinl. as a public
house of entertainment, snd from its neighborhood and
situation is suitable as well as neceeaary for the ireumno
dation of the public and the enrertainnv-nt of stranjrsrs
and travelers; that ho is well provided with stabling for
horses, and an conveniences neeeasary for ths entertain
ment of strangers and travelers : be therefore respectfully
prays tbe Court to srant him a license to keep an inn or
public house of e&tertaininent there; and your petitioner
will pray, ic OlUtsO.N UEilL.
Kait Buffalo, April, 18.11.
We the underriirned, dtiiens of East BufTalos townnhlp
aforraid, being personally acquainted with Gideon Biebi,
the above named petitioner, and also baring a knowledge
of tbe house for which the license is prayed for, do hereby
certify that such bonse is necessary to accommodate ths
public and entertain strangers or travelers; that bs is a
person of good repute for honesty and temperance; and
that he is well provided with house room and conreniences
for the lodging and accommodation of strangers and trav
elers : we therefor beg leave to recommend him for a
license agreeable to his petition.
John schrack Peter Wolf David Ream
David Smith John C. Snook S. L. Xhoemaker
8amuel Sellers Benjamin cVhrsck Geo. Waller
Leonard Wolf Jacob Noll John 8. Schrack
TO the Honorable Court of General Quarter
Sessions, in and for the county of Union, at
Msy Term for 1S5I, tbe peUtinu of Win. L. Hitter of White
Deer township In said county respectfully ahoweth
That yottr petitioner is delrous of keeping a fmblie
house in the house kept by Wm. L. RitU'r last year, and
where be formerly kept a public house tbr a number of
years, snd is provided wttli every necessary convenience
so to do ; be therefore prays the Court to grant hhn license
to keep a tavern or a public house of entertainment tor
the areommodaUoo of travelers and strangers, and such a
tavern is ncocseanlj wanted; and he will prav e.
WM. L.' HITTER.
Te the subscribers, ritltens of White Deer township, do
certify that tbe above applicant is of good repute to hon
esty snd temperance, and b well provided with house room
snd conveniences tor the lodging and secommodation of
travelers snd strangers, and such a tavern is necessarily
wanted. Witness our hands this 1st dssof April.
Solomon Englemaa Joel Ranch Kok.y M'Curley
Wm. P. Dalesman D. Ram-ev Jacob isypber
Samuel (loodlander Francis Walker Jacob Leiser, Jr.
Paul Ooodlander Israel Guyer Ahem Angeny
TO the Hon. Judges of the Court of Common
Pleas of Union county, now composing and
holding the Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and
for said county, the petition of Thomas Green of tbe town
ship of Kelly in the said county respectfully shnweth
That he occupies a bouse m the said township which
has heretofore been used snd occupied ss a public house
of entertainment, and is desirous of continuing lo keep a
public boose therein ; be therefore prays your honors to
gnat him a license to keep a public bouse at the place
aforesaid for the ensuing year ; snd he will ever pray.
THOMAS GKKK!.
The subscribers, dtisrns of the township of Kelly in the
county of Union, recommend tbe above petitioner, and
certify that the inn or tavern above mentioned is necessary
to accommodate tbe public and entertain strangers er tra
velers, snd that the petitioner shove earned is of pwt
repute for honesty snd temperance, and is well pmnded
with house room snd eonvenienees for ths lodging and
acmrnmodation of strangers and travelers.
John Huntington Andrew Heck el J. Dalesman
Thomas Romig George Metisel Jacob Hummel
jtojes Kling Wm- P. Dougal John Hnmmd
Isaac MUlsr John Grove Jacob Hafr-r
M
ACKEREL a lot of No's 1, 1 snd 8. jut
rscd and lor sals by J. HATES at W.
s
ALT and COAL always on hand snd for
sis by
J. HATES CO.
i f-iMn. s
NOTICE.
The Chlllsqiiaqae Dill Wagon
WILL rua to Lewisburg regularly for
Grists.ajid return tame on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Saturdays or each wees,
and the subscriber hopes by furnishing
good Flour to receive a portion of the cus
tom. He will always have on band a
stock of good Wheat with which to supply
his customers.
JOHN H. VINCENT.
Chilisqtiaque, April 3, 1851.
Take Notice,
rpiIAT most of the Note, and the Book
I X Account of ihr? subscriber have been
I i-r. r...... a it...,, i r i. .otu.
; ICIl Willi tftSllt. !! UiriUli! f w.ii'-
men. All ierson, inieresled will call and
spine titort me m of June, ana irwreuy
save costs. J. FORSTCIt.
April 3, 1951.
FOR SALE,
t," rpilE Steedmin lloUs'li and LOT on
1" I -L Market street, in Le Miurg. Pa.
i Apply to JAMKS F.LINN.
March '25. 1851 4
Old Newspapers,
SOME thousands in oumlwr, of all sixss, for
sale at the Chronicle office, at 60 cts par
100 taken as they run. or $1 vthen assorted. A
chance for Scrap Hooks as well as for wrapping
paper. April 8, 1850
Borough Ordinances
AT a meeting of the Burgess and Town
Council of the Borough of Lewisburg,
elected March 21, 1831, agreeably to the
provisions of a Supplement to the Act in
corporating said Borough, passed A.D. 1 85 1 ,
held the 28th day of March, 1851, the fol
lowing Kesolulions were parsed, lo wit :
1st. That the Clerk is hereby authori
zea to procure as sooq a practicable a
suitabld sett of Books for keeping the a&
counts and a record ot the proceedings of
the I own Council of the Borough.
2d. That all owners and holders ot lots
on Market street, between Wnter street and
F ifth street, are hereby required to pave
the sidewalks in front of tnt-ir lota, (the
width heretofore fixed by the bye-laws ol
the Borough,) and to properly grade the
pavements with the street, as the Council
may direct.
3d- That all owners and holders nf lots
on Third street, between St. Lewis ant! St.
Marys streets, are hereby rt uired to pave
the sidewalks in Iront ol their lots, properly
graded, also the width heretofore filed by
bye-laws of the Borough, (twelve feet,) and
to have the same completed n or before
the first day of October next.
At a meeting ol the Couocil, March 31,
1851
On motion.it was resolved that the Coun
cil visit tbe several streets.alleys and places
where work is necessary to be done, and
bridges built or repaired, during the present
ytur after which it was Resolved,
1st. xTo remove the Millrace on Fifth
street, where it obstructs the atreet near L.
Sterner tan-yard, to such distance on the
west side of said street as will leave the
width of the street (fifty feet) unobstructed
by the said millrace, and to make a new j
and substantial culvert or trunk across!
Fifth street, nearly opposite to I.. Sterner's.
tan-yard, leading under the bottom of the (
millrace, sufficiently large to carry off the j
wti'er which collects on the low ground on
the east side of Fifth street, also to open
the gutters on Fifth street above the Chris
tian Church.
2d. Resolved to build a new stone Bridge
with one arch across the run at the south
west corner of the Borough, on St. eorge
street, to be let out by contract to the low
est and best bidder ; said biidge to be con
structed of good and substantial materials,
to be built at least two feet higher than the
present btidge, and twenty feet wide in the
clear. The Clerk is herebv authorised to
advertise the Letting of the said Bridge in
the Lewisburg Chronicle, and to receive j
sealed proposals for building the same,nntil j
the first Monday in May next, according to :
plans and specifications lo be exhibited by
him ten days previous to the letting.
3d. Resolved to build a new plank Bridge
across the Millrace near the corner of Fifth
and St. Marys street, and also a new plank
Bridge across tbe Millrace where il crosses
Fourth street near the corner of Fourth
and St. Marys streets ; the plank used lor
building both the said bridges to be of good
sound oak timber, and at least three inches
thick.
4th. Resolved to finish opening and gra
ding the road lately located thro grounds
belonging lo the University at Lewisburg,
below Brown's mill, leading south, as far
as the said road is within the limits of the
Borough.
fiih. Resolved that the owner of the lot
on the corner of Market and Fifth streets,
north-west side, be and is hereby required
to pave, or make a board walk, from the
corner of Fifth and Market streets to the
Millrace.to intersect the board walk already
made from the Millrace across the run to
L. B. Christ's Warehouse.
6th. Resolved that the owner of Lot No.
1. on the south-west corner of Market and
Third streets, be and he is hereby required
lo remove the fence in front of his lnt,wbich
fence encloses about five feet by sixty-six
feet of ground belonging to the public street,
according to the incorporated Plan of the
Borough ; that the said fence must be rem
oved lo a line to range with the brick house
on the south-east corner of Market and
Third streets.
7ih. Resolved that the Hill on St. An
thony street, between Second street and the
Bridge across the mouth of Buffalo creek,
shall be cut down and graded toward the
said bridge, in such a manner as will make
the said street a regular grade from the
Bridge to Second street.
8th. Resolved that the Fire Engine l
longing to the Borougb.be loaned to the Fire
.knur In Wm nreFsinlwoJ i7.v i
thai;w nam In hf stent in ffOod Order bv the
said Company, and subject to the control
of the Town Council, to be returned lo be
aairl Council at any time they mar a
a Jaw.nr.rl l he. earn. 1
riupwt ui j
9th. Resolved that the Clerk be and is i
herebv authorized to borrow the sum of
Two Hundred Dollars, for the term of one
1 year, for the use of the Borough, for the
purpOM refeeming the balance yet
afJ!j10j, 0f ,ne "Borough Scrip" or i
I out-
io or the "uorougn scrip or smaii
era. an a. II
notes issued by the Town Council in May,
A. D. 1843.
Ordered that the foregoing Ordinances
be published in the Lewisburg Chronicle.
A. II. BLAIR, Burgess.
Attest :
John Houghton. Clerk.
THE SUMMER SESSION
V TB
LEWISBURG ACADEMY,
I - -y
yy
ILL commence on MONDAY, tbe Stb
ol MAY next. In this Institution, all
the branches of a thorough Academic course will
be tsught.
Tbe Primary Department will receive due
attention ; and exercises in Composition and
Declamation will be required of tbe larger mem
bers of lbs school. Tbe discipline of the Insti
tution, aa heretofore, will be directed mainly lo
the formation of ajstemalie habits of study, as
tbe best and only permanent means of securing
order and progress among lbs pupils. The sub.
scriber feels gratified at the liberal support which
baa thua far been siven him by an intelligent
public, and be believes that the best return be
j can make it. is to seek to lesd tbe youth, placed
1 under his csre, to the acquisition of sound, unos
tentatious learning.
The average number in attendance during tbe
last year was 45, being a considerable increase
over any previous yesr. A short Vacation will
! be siven near tbe middle of the
Tsnaia, per Session of 30 weeks: For Common
i En,,i,h 6-Highw Ea,$ I'lsiZglZZ'
J.NO. RANDOLPH.
April S. 1951
Principal
MOVED.
THE Lewisburg Cheap Store has been
removed to the more convenient Store
room, recently occupied by J.Forster, first
below Kline's Hotel, where we ahal! be
happy to see our old patrons, and any
number of new ones.
April 2, 1850 C. E. BOWES.
SUMMER FASHIONS
FOR
1851!
ATEW York and Phil
Vi delphia PLATES,
have just been received by
the subscriber. Persons
ishinji to have their work done according
to those styles, will do well to give him a
call. (CT"Country Produce taken in pay
for work, at Market prices. shop on IN
Third St. JOHN B. MILLER.
Lewisburg, April 1
FRUIT TREES.
T)ERSONS desirous of obtaining choice
JT Fruit Trees such as varieties of the
Peach, Pear, Plum, Cherry, and Apple
will do well bv calline at the Lewisbure
Nursery next week, as the subscriber is
receiving upwards of 1500, of larire sizes
and choice varieties.
April 1, 1851 II. R. NOLL.
FIRST ARRIVAL of HEW GOODS!
The Old Motto tutumed and will be itrictly
adhered to
"Small Profits and Quick Sales."
rpHE subscribers have received a general
X assortment of
Dry Goods.Groccries,
HARDWARE, QUEEXSWARE,
&c, which were selected with great care,
and will be sold at a small advance. Our
friends and the public are invited to call
and judge for themselves.
SCPAII kinds of Country Produce taken
to exchange for Goods.
D. S. KREMER & CO.
Lewisburg, April 1, 1851.
Nails, Plaster, Salt and Fish.
A LARGE assortment just ree'd and for sale
by D 8 KREMER dr. CO.
New Spring Goods !
AT the Old Stand of !. Hares & Co. is
to be found one ot (ho beat assort-
ments of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
Queens rare, Hardware, etc.
that is to be scared up in all the region
round about. "Seeing is believing," says
ihe old proverb,and if you have any doubts
call and examine for yourselves. VVe want
to retain all our old friends, and gain as
many new ones aa possible. We shall try
to "dew if by selling Goods, cheap.
J. HAYES & CO.
Lewisburg, April t
Bonnets.
AN eteellenl assortment or Avon, Florence
Braid, China Pearl and Tulip Bonnets,
inat opened and for ears by
Aprils I. RTER tt CO.
l-V-weLT)
TEAS!
THE Canton Tea Company of New York
the oldest and largest establishment of the
kind in tho 17. 8. invite universal attention to
Ihe fact that, from their superior arrangements.
I thrr are rreeared wi sell Teas porer and more frarrsnt
r the respective prices, than ear hoomonthmeotrtincnt
Ths Tees ensanine awevr mod aest I lutlBB and inalrrr;
.TZVS TJiVX
Zi
.T-lrTmsesi ut m any sites.
Ihs shove leas, trees eft to les Per ran4, fcr
J. BrnTma m CO.
u h. -r ' ttMburi
Court Proclamation.
1T7RKASih. n iBiiiHiM g. WllJ08t.fi sat ilint
" Jud of Ui.Cjrt of Coaaavwi Plsas foe thTl
tta Judicial Dusctasttsof ussaoutkaofCssoBsaa
MiSIlm, sad Jama Wrrrsasjiaa saa JaKSS niseis!, Tsars.
tt" Jadsss la CnioB coantv, bars iasusd tbsir sts-
mmm hMrln. flats til Hfcth daw of V.Su ls&l. SAJ S BSt
dinewd, fcr ths holauaa; of aa Orplna' Court, Coart of
Cosusoa Fteas, Oyvr Tarsuasr, ana usswrai urw
S e.ioaa, at Nss- BstUb, lbs lbs eoaaty of Uatoa, ob ihs
,'d atondaj of MAY asai, (baisaj las Ink, SajJ Issl, sad
to codUbus two wseks
KUT1CS Is tbsnfora brrsby gtvssi to ths Coroner, Jos
tiess of Ihs fasts, and CoaatsMss la and lor ths sntyor
Union, lo spnaar in Ihstr own proper parsons wilh Ibslr
rolls, rssorda, inquiarUona, aiaaatnationa. snd otnsr rass-
OBabranttes.
to do thoss things wsks or tnra- omos m
Him, k.h.lf .rnwrt. to as ilfsia : sad all
other persona proascating Uw Conuaonwssith
against snj parsons, an raqnirad la as ibssi and thsrs
atirndias, and not depart wnhoat tram, at Ibsir psril.
Jastion arc rsqulrtd to bs ponctanl In Ihsw sllanJasrs
at ths sppolntsd tinw aumslili to notice.
Given under mv band and sssl at ths snsrurs OBVn In
New Berlin this tttbot March In lbs year of our lord one
thousand rurbt hundred and aftv-oas. and SB lbs aavssitv-
fth year of ths Indenmdrnoa of ths United states of
nnianca. UUU save ins UHnawnwaaiui i
ARCHIBALD TUOM An, Sbsritt.
Grand Jurors Hay Term 1851.
East Buffalo Abraham Wolfe
Perry John G Gravhart
New Berlin Henry Solomon
West Buffalo Char Us Haasenpluar
Hartley Elias Katherman, Frederick Wernaao,
Daniel Hotter
West Beaver Henry Banch
Penna Sam'l Pawling, Philip Gembtrliuf , Jr
Centre John 8 Kern
Chapraan Frederick Brill, Was Kelly, John
Hogoaasur, relet Mains
Buffalo Geo Harsh. Michael Dunkoljas Mages
White Deer John Kancfc
Lewiaburg R M Mnsser, Jss Kelly, 8r
Union Geo Webr, Michael Benfer
Mifflinburg Berrybill Bell
TRAVERSE JURY.
Penna Wm Colsher, Elijah CoUron.D Weodl,
Frederick Gandrum, Jae Ou, Benj Hummel,
Abraham isaer, Samuel Werheiaa
Limestone Wm Forster, Peter Wear, Ephrsim
Klose, John B Smith, John Mitchell
East Buffalo Jos Walker, 8 Noll, Mich Brown
Beaver John Troxet, Henry Smith, Wm Salts
man, Aaron Specbt
Washington Jac J Moore, Dsn! Gerraan.Adam
German, John F 8chnee, Daniel 8 Boyer
While Deer John 8t Clair, Robert Candor
Perry Emanuel Lohr, Peter Troop
Buffalo Wm Baker, Andr Hauck
Centre D J Bogar, Marcus Tea
Union I Eyer, John Van Buskirk, P Millboo.ee
Hartley Sam'l Kleckner, Wm Huntingdon
LewUburg Charles Penny
Kelly Wm T Linn, A Royer, Pbil Osmbsrling
West BuHalo E Kaup, D Fisher, Z Breymaa
New Berlin Henry Aarsod
West Beaver Jacob Smith
Mifflinburg Charles Anlee.
PETIT JURY.
White Deer H Die tender fcr, Wm Datesaaa
Hartley Wm Frederick, I Kin man, Henry Mil
lev jr, jusisn v,sri, ueo Kuni
Lewisburg A M Lavishe, J Jonee
Mifflinburg Jac Oberdorf, Geo Gutelius
East Buffalo Geo Reed
Middlecreeb Samuel Yoder
Centre John Swengle, Peter Reisb, Jae Anrand
Union Henry 8 Cochran, J Finn, Noah Wal
ter, Martin Dunkel
Penns Simon Christine, 8 Kreisber, Jae Mill
bofe, Isaac Woodliof. Peter Bolig
Bttflalo Jsc Vaneida, Jas D Chamberlain, Wm
Brown
Perry Henry 8 Hoots, John Fisher, Joseph
urayDiu, refer Acker
New Berlin Joe Kleckner, Jac Hotlaehtr
Limestone John Slaw
TRIAL LIST May T. 1851
Hsnrr II Irk vs Aaron C. ULrh
Whiu a Manias vs asanas! Lone
U. Anthonv at al vs deoria toadarfck
Charles A snjosr vs John Wilt
James Dsusv va Abbot Green
Jamas Williamson. va John M'Kslvy
Levi H Christ vs aamavi tisddes
Uenrv Boruahars va Henrv loatSNHDser
O- Banner for Saml frank vs Seere Aassaa
Commonwealth for RoU Mares vs 11 B Bojsr siai
John snydcr'a Kx'r vs Mosss fisher
John U. Weber vs Was. Oachraa
Juha Buhl tur Christ and tirahass a Jasad Trvla,
Jacob Kloss vs Uedda A Marsh
J. K. iiavas vs Hitler and Kline with notice toO. Goaslram
l-latt Knox Ac for Wm Col Una vs J. Irwin
Mary Bingaman vs Klias ears
W. jr. Wajreaseiler sure, partner Ac. vs Beeben Keller
Peter German and wiie va Thomas Thurbr
Jacob WatxnseUcr'a Kx'ra va Jacob Hansrr Jr
eo do va JDGandY.Adm.or
Enter A Stitier va Amos stroh
Henrv B Muster va John Muaser
Jacob Roush vs George Nerboot
Joseph R Lou vs Joel Khrsaan, ae
John McKinty vs Peter Keviue
Brown A Uoudslo vs Hay A atlosss
rams vs Krunea Keller
Sams vs Nsr Middleswarta
Same vs Daniel a loss
asms vs Nsr Mrtllrswarlh
m. wa same
Same vs MkMleswarta. Kerns, Da
Robert Chambers vs John B Smith
Trusters Oer Hef Ch, Lewisbarg vs TrnstLath Ch LewlsbnTf
Basslsr rrv, Ac. vs Kodemrasal acoioswessr
Thouas Penny vs A Graham's ea'rs
t-lias rees vs Martin vmenarn
Weaver and Wraver vs P Pettrt'a adm'r
May and Klose tbr Middleswarta va H W Snyder
Jacob farley vs John L fisher
Jacob f'elmiy rt al rs John Moasar st si
Christ A Mer'addin va William High
Pankrl S heckler's Adm'r vs George Walter
John Buhl va William Moll
William U Hsrrold vs Peter Gsrsaaa
Kay G Ins for Klapp A Bra vs Juha Plank
Hate A furry vs A W kremer
J A J Walts vs Thomas Cummins
John Hartaun, Jr va Henry fisher.
same vs Samuel rawer
P Knox for Graham A Christ vs t lrvln
Martin A Stock vs Hsss A Hsas
name vs same
Acker for Menges vs Herrotd A aVVrler
Barnhart for Caw fey vs Ywancman A CO
J. Hauswarth's ex'r Aa. vs John Moats
8 S Backhouse's Adsa'r vs Hsss A Uses
A J Walls vs same
Kaney Rohb for M Lawshe vs P Nevioa
Valentine Hare va J llallman, Jr
D B f uhrr va Borough of New Berlin
Wm B Norris Ae vs Thomas Bower
Geo Keener vs J Dinner's Committee
'ommonwerttb vs J Anrand A H Orwlg
rills ac vs jonn iiarrman, Jr
8 Jennison vs Nliiabeth Leicht
William Tale vs Robert H Kerr
Baltimore Printing Ink Manufactory.
THE Mbscriber, agent ibr the vale ot this Ink,
would invite the attention of printers and
publishers of ewspapere ia tho Sooth to tho tact
that they can new parchaas ia Baltimore a euptv
rior Ink to any m an u factored in the State. The
Baltimore Book and Newspaper Printers prefer
it to any other Ink. Colored iok. card ink, book
ink and News ink of saperiot anaKty and at ihe
lowest prices, Tho aacWrsi fired warrants the
ink made at the Baltimore works to be or the
very best quality, and efcoofa any snide shipped
by hint fail lo give full saiuf actios) it can be retar
ned at his expense. W M. THOMSON,
9368 No. 8' Carroll Hall, Baltimore.
"Through by Daytightl"
To the FabUt-eNa Haaabas;
BARTON. GEDDE8 MARSH, naving
received a fresh ammgnrnsmt of
Dr. J. S. ROSE'S Family Hodtclnt),
can offer them to the eoananity with greet con
fiilenee, having tested their eflleaey and known
virtues m several Inslsarai At tnss rneieraent ssasoa or
tbe rear, when persons are swtsset w (hweas, fWdt, and
MlfnmwteSsre isctawM, they will Snd these IMklnes
aiiapted to tboes maladies, as vsry riretaal la the rewKreet
of t he cease produrtns them, and the resaoretkwi of wonted
health. If there are any remains of rrr sad Jg to be
rand, they wUl soon by a proper am snrlnce a iwrnral
rare, and renovate tbe system. rYepared by J, S. KOoX,
MB, Member of the Medical faculty, Phtlsd.
lewisbur., Dee. B ABTON, GlDDES MAJtBB.
A8TRAY UMBRELLA has been "seised
for rent,' and left at the Chronrels effien.
Tho owner can have it by proving property and
paying the Printer. (Sw)
Hoie-ilMe If aU Bads.
ONE Ton of Centra county Horse-Shoe Neil
Rods of the beat coalite, just teeaived sad
for sale by J. HAYES at CO.
DEEDS e.f s euporier hem. tot sale the
Chronicle office, fl ett ti. . f dss.
TURIE Teas el Dvaeaaae MAILS au
dPIKES Just rscd amJ far sole by
J HAYES es CO.
- To Carpenter amd BnUMavs.
IINEST quaiily cast atari Panel Saws, foes.
' pass and Back Maws, dUs aa) singia Plan
UitU, Tamer'd Cbissn. Aegsrs and Aogsr Unu.
upright Rua Locks, porcelain Knob Lncks. ssrf.
enisi's Jtira Lacks,Tbamb Lstcbss. .btities kVuttn,
Hinges, and trcrews, nod sverytbiag that k of
nwssquenc in tbe building fine, can bs baa at
tneold stand of 4- HATES CO.
PROSPECTUS
FARMER & MECHANIC.
rrHK uwdecsienesl lamed
theswtrlmSlriaser
a
sawu-moatuly ireieel, called tan "lianas ass
HwatM. " .fcOTUaJ tm t ' " SS iBSt S aim ST. BS
ehanie nasi U borer, eontainmsl Uistssse em 7utf
Hortieulture, Pomoeosy, Bulaay, MschasoeeJ Arte anet
Be ir seas: tofetber wish Utasnry and Csnsral a
The iusruuns Uiterest ibal is man in still in faToeeflaw.
nreveasenis In A eric altars, by the eomnvanaty In faawrai.
as wsU as by the Heads of Uvsartassala, il.mtnd thstFw
Uesboasaeiotsd lo Af ricnltww sesestaiwsd. and asdeeiea
if rlshUy twndneud wUl asset with lasal salrew.se;
and ia order to insure swraeas, the se.rwoes kaee dstw
mlned to svsrs aeither time or extra enVm aseaelnetj
uarioeiceJ ssptabte le ail : sadrhoaM they sueeeed, asm
thereby bs tbe humble Ustra meats of advanems tae iav
teresu of A eric altars, er contribute ts the . ens-yavsnts
rural lifc, tbe olxt of their ambrtiow will have U faUj
aeeompUabed, and sheer snort stimulated ts reaeeaa ee
The f ashss am stscnsvicwni be ewWenWd en the Srs
and third ssstnrdny of each asontn, (o
ith af June next,; at heerslara Pa, as auartw fern, an,
Bun pacer and new tvpe. aflbrding st tbs snd of Ike yeae
a volume of near Atefiul'sl Ut'MBJU PAwaVs, with am
lansx to the whole.
tlUUIS--gl uu in adranss, and glJo h ant aeidhiesV
vaaee. Aoy person ssullnt as fis IMlars shall be nash
Usd lo ( eofuse ; Alo, U coptes ; sad la. eootee.
.I1N B,COKNBJCS.
KkANClS M. tUnACaa,
PuUlshers and Proaewawse,
WfaJulm iliUsaa resalved sa lac " Cnrotusle-
AarU a. tail.
PUBLIC SALE.
WILL be offered at Public Sale, on the
premises, in the Borouv h of Lewia
burg, on
aatarday. 36U. April Mat,
those
7233 imam mh&9
ttrmprislne; One Sqaara of IstnsL
lying between Water and First, and 8t
Mary's and St. Anthony's street el
unimproved. (C7Sold by Lola to suit
purchasers.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P.
when conditions will be made known.
THOMAS HATES,
for Mrs. M. Scn.tR, Harriabiirg.
Lewisburg. March 19. 1851.
BOOKSELLERS,
Country Merchants, and Teachri.
WE reepeclfolly solicit tbe attentMNt of alt
dee I era in School. Miseellaneooe or Bleak
BOOKS. STATIONERY. FAPER or Wiodew
SHADES, to oor soperior (acililieo for enpplyiag
at unusually low rales, fcc cash or approved cradil,
every article pertaining to our basineea.
A long and active eiperietice, warraole ae la
saying that ws can oner imlace ments to perches are
sa.cstt.iB at raw aieaiian av saa.
We sarnestly ask an examinatioa af oar mode of
eondncting boaineea, believing if aa asperiaaaai
is made, it will be sound lor the inlareat of lhass
desiring goods in our lino, to cool in as operating
wilh aa. Our stock is at all eeseeni largo, asxl
selectsd with particular ressrsnce to tho wants of
Pennsylvania, Ohio and the Dear trade generally.
Ordert by anil or otherwise despatched peompUy
and at lbs lowest rates known in any avarkst-
ffjToa bigbeet pnre riven for RAGS aa
PECK A. BaUaUM,
Notth-Bast corner of Thud and Arch Sta, Psiaaa.
Look Here!
AS fmrieut BRANDRETH PILLS era
sold by many Druggists in ehy a ad
sou n try, it would be well if persona ia inqeinng
lor tneoi would make them produce their Ctrtijl-
cote or Aoaacv. Ae there is but one Agent
appointed for each city or Iowa, (no diflsreaeo
bow large the place.) and all Agents ran prod use
their Certificate, any persons wanting tho geaa
iue Pills had better purchase where they ana
depend on getting the genuine article.
J. HATES dr. CO.
Solo Agents for Lewisbarg.
LEVISCU.TGJJAllEnY.
THE subscriber having commenced tho baking
bouaewa ia Lewisburg. nearly opposite H .
P. Saellet's store, iniende keepioa coavMaadv oa
hand the beat of
FANCY CAKES,
together with a good supply of Common Cakes,
and BREAD which for wbitenoee end quality
will bo rarpeased by no baker ia tbe country, ae
we have the services of a practical workman.
In connection with our Bakery, we have aa
where he will serve up at abort notice OYSTERS
ia any style that amy bo deaired. QOyelaro
received fresh every mornias;.
FARMEHS
and persons frost the country will find the Baker
a convenient and pleasant resort for tbe parpaaa
of obtaining re (rsfa merits, such ae Broad, Cakes,
firs. Uy sieve. Hot CoOe. etc eke
Also, FLOUR for sate.
A. E. DENORMANDIE, AgU
Lewiaburg, Dec 1850
MILITARY BOUNTY LAND.
a
THE undersiirned is provided with all the
nectsisary forms and papers, and wilt
take charge, on the most reasonable terms.
of any claims for BOUNTY LAND. EXTRA
PAY or PENSIONS that msy bo placed la bio
hands. A II applications, after being duly ov spared
hero will be forwarded to Caaaifta DaSaiaia
Em, aa efficient sad rramrssiMa Pwamtm Agent
at Washington city, who will nreseot tkraa la
person (wilhoot extra charge) to tho proper Do
panment so arnnreraeDt ensnrinc arrarsev and
despatch. II C HICKOK
lewiaburg, Jan , 1851 Sat
Adinlavistratn'i Botlcs.
WHEREAS, Letters of Administration
onthe estate of ISAACG.LAWSHB
late of the Boro' of Lewiaburg, Union Cm.
deceased, have been granted to the abhocts.
ber, resident in said Borough, bv the Eeg-
ister of said county, tlksrsmre all peraoaa indebted)
to ths said esuts, or to ths lata Firm of Weisa
At Lawsaa, are issarstai to make immsdiaia
pay meal ; and those basing rlainmt afaiawt tb
saae, are required to present them duly sinew
treated far settlement without nwa.-
G F MILLER. Admiaietraior
Lewtabtirg. Feb 3, 1811 "w
MACKEREL,
SHAD,CODFISnCowUntljonksndarl
SALMON,
for sale hi
HERRINGS,
PORK,
HAMS, SIDES,
SHOULDERS,
J. PALMER i CO.
Market Street Wharf,
rhilaAfphia.
LARD, CHEESHJ
Zmm
B INNS' JUSTICE, new sdlliejo, saa ko haw
at LyadaD'e Bookatnttv ia thio phca.
LesMsbuit, Afeil !