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at C. HICKOK, Bditar. O. If. WORDEM, Printer
44 sue rhiu advance, si,: in three months, Jpid
withieth.yer,and,2.:0atheeu4oe Iheyear.
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Levcisburg, la.
Fridat Morn'ixgl Nov. 5, 1852.
IDTEITIZE ! Kxecuton. Adririhistrator.
Pabii.
Lk "Zr.. " "ul ' """UT Merchant. Mxnuinrturtr.
Mechanics. Business M... .11 k. -.-. . .
dispo. of anrthin- .wild dc. well to stive notice of the
mmtumach the -Zewharv J, roe.de." Thin paper hu
a feed no looreajuiut circulation in a community mn tai
ling a laa a peor-rtioci of active, solvent producer,
aoaaar, and dealers, as any other In the Sum.
fpi w " T " TT
sni.i;iiu suu can lauors
attendant upon the National
Election,
lave prevented m from isiuing but half a
heat this week.
JtwTba following reported majorities
for President, were received by Telegraph
from Philadelphia last eveuing :
PIJCKCK.
Blaine 13,000
New Hampsh. 14,000
Rhode Ishnd 1.100
SCOTT.
Vermont . 13,000
Maasuchas. 7,500
Connect iet 3,000
New York 25,000
New Jersey 3,000
Pennsylvania '19,000
Delaware 34
Mary hoi 6,000
Virginia 10,000
North Carol. 5,000
South, Carol. (Leg.)
Ohio. is,uua
Indiana 15,000
Illinois 15,000
Michigan 5,000
Missouri 12,000
Kentucky 2,000
The remaining States also probably for
Pierce ays the Evening Bulletin.
PENNSYLVANIA.
risact. Scott.
Juniata, 250
Paupbin, 050
Schuylkill, 700
Cumberland, 250
Lancaster, 5200
Berks, 5000
Frauklin, 600
York, 1103
Chester 200
Carbon 700
Allegheny S000
Indiana gain.
Bedford, maj.
Washington, gain.
Montgomery,
Westmoreland, 2200
Union County 1852. 1851.
Scott, rime. Johnston. BigUr.
Lewiabura- S33 193 310 171
Kelly 14 89 12S 35
White Deer 188 131 175 123
Buffalo 68 129 93
Baal Buff.lo 116 59 117 64
West Buffalo 99 93 85 80
Mifflinbuig 37 62
Hartley 260 130 334 144
Limeatune 95 64 87 6
New Uetlio 83 60 96 '
Uiiioo 158 139 131 133
llidtllccrack 13 63 58
no. 11 263 2.
hamaO 10 108 1 17
Partj 133 98 104 9'.
Waabingtan 127 100 107 1
l.enttr 185 86 175 91
Center villa 117 30 108 32
Beaver 256 44
Waal Beaver 177 33
0000 0000 2817 1949
John, on'a maj. as 668 -feon't will be 11 Oil.
CP V'i bumbesland county givaa Pierce 800
aaajOTtty. The fdloiun are reported :
Pla t a l.li It uuauu 32, Point 4, North
ern be ..nd Hot. 6. nburv li.
Sc ir-MiKou 96, Upper Augusta 9, Lower
Mans -v 164.
0u hope ear readers will net forget
the meeting to be held in New Berlin to
morrow tvweek to form a County Agricul
tural Soeiety. We are iafermed that it is
not the intention of the projectors of the
enterprise to waste any farther time in
idle and profitless discussion, but to adopt
a Constitution, eleot officers and fully or-
g-xixe at once. There has been enough
talk, aid it is to be hoped there will now
be some efficient acii'on upon this impor
tant subject. Let those who are favonble
to the movement turn out in full force,
and lend it the influence of tteir presence
and approval.
jfir" Grajden's Forms" advertised in
another column is now the only complete
and reliable form book to be had, and un
der the editorial labors of Mr. Wright, has
become of great praotioal value to business
men generally, as well as iadispeusable to
every magistrate and lawyer.
Binn'a Justice" is a work toe widely
and favorably known to need any enco
mium at our hands
Both these publication. Me very moder
ate in price, and should be in the hands of
every businCM man. The enUrprising
publisWer,s he g.-t them up in their usual
eat and durable BtJk
rjrThe followingV'l"e, hT Mi ,h
flic, of Secretary of 81 He -inc. the orgsnal.on
of out National Government:.
1 hooiaa Je&noav,
Edmund Randolph.
Timothy Pickering
Jobu.Mar.11
Jamr Mauiaon
Rnnwet Smith
Jaaaa Moarow
John nncy Adams
Henry CU;
Martin V.a Beret
Edward I.lvingsteo
Loui- M'Lane
John Forsyth
Daniel Webater
Atl P. Upabuv
Jaha R. ;elhoun
Jaona Bw aanan
John . Clayton
Dauiel Webwlev-
Vrrpniw.wppwinled 1769
do 179
Pnsois 1796
Virginia- 1800
do 1801
Maryland" 180
Virginia 1811
MaaawchussM. 1817
Kentueky , 1825
New York 1829
Louiaiana- ItMl
Uebwara 1833
Georgia- 1834
MaaMcbnsettn 1841
Virginia '843
South Carolina' 1844
Pennsylvania 1815
petswsre 1849
KeawMhosetta 1850
do 162
Edwa.d EvercU
tpabur was k.ltad by lb eiploeioa on
Vaaid in riiacaton, aud Mr. Webster itsce
4fing hi. Swrotid twrnj.
versify If ill, on next Sunday afternoon at
2 J o'clock. A report on Etrvut will be
presented bv Mr J D Merrill
. ".
BrTlie Free Soil vote for Canal Com
missioner, in this State, was 3,061 the
Native vote, 8,0!)9.
-Daniel L. Miller, Jr., has resigned
the PrcsiJeucv of the Saubury & Erie li.
li. Company.
I'liiou County Agricultural Soc.
At a meeting of the East Buffalo ASricullu.i
ral Society, held Oct 27, 1853, it was
R-soIved that
deem it Mnpdin! In fnrm
a Union Couniy Agricultural Society, and that
we recommend ail citizen favorable ta that
object to nieft at the Court House in New
Berlin at I, P M, of Saturday, 13th Nov'r. A
Constitution will be submitted by a committee
appointed tor mat purpose.
AU the County papers please copy.
JACOH (il.NDY,-)
I.8.STERXEK, CCommittee.
J.G.BROWN, S
Coj recltd this Day.
Wheat
Rye !
"orn
Dnts
Flnxseed
Dried Apples
Buttei
El!5
Tallow
10
10
. in
12
. in
.400
Lard
Ham ....
B icon . . .
Cloverseed . ,
ThAnn1t nf raveiita ano uae Vrrmifnn! enmpnaMl of
Castor oil. VnU'tn-i. ftr.. are not awarr. that wlule llipy
apMir to brn.fit tb imtiaiit, tbT are artualij Imyin:; tti
fnunilati'm'. f-T a M-ri a of tliasea, aurh a salivation,
loss of i;:ht. wiakmn of tiiutii. A'
In anllter mlumn will br found Ihr adTertirament ol
rfolimsark'ii K 1 cIiihb. In which we ask Uie attfnti' n nf
all diirftly ititen-std in thirown ns well a thftr rhil
drrn'i b-alth In Livrr Com! laintji and all disorder
ari.Mni; fnim thmt ef a hilljmis tyie. faould mnke nse of
tbf only e-nuiue mrdH-ine, llobt nsark's Liver
- mot dnxindS but ask tar Hdn"'-k Worm
Svrtip and Liver Hills, and obtest that earta nxe thesi?
naoie or me K'orietor, J. llv!iaAeACah, as nuus
else are gumue. I Ij 43S
DEATHS.
In ChillUqusque, 18ih Orl. Saaaa, daughter
of John and ElizahHh Troxt l, aged 17 year.
In Milton, 23 1 Oct. JtEi Brcn, son of
Re. J J. Keimensny der, aged 7 weeks.
GRAYDON'S FORMS,
Nt:W AXD F 0 Til KMTIOX.
uXa Attorney. M'tgiMraie, nr Mm ef Bunntst thnuld he
without fiilLAD. NoitiH AM:Rir. ft tr. A. GaUlTU.
jrsr ri BUSHEn,
ORATDOVS FiUviS New and FntntTii Et-moic.
Formw of CofiTevaririnit-. anI of Pmrtlor in the Court) of
Cwintnoa Pa-u. Quarb-r SfxinuA, Oyvr stvl Tv-nntner, the
?rirrme aVDl Clrpti-tut' CourU. and the officv of the
nous Civil Offli-t-ri and Jutir oftbe ft we. Furti
e-ii.tMJD. BrTiufvl, Corr-w-t-d, Knlanrtnl, aixl AdaHtN. to
to lit l'reiwnt t-tnt of Ut Law : miib -pioux Explana
tory Not and Rt feinrea. mad a New and very Crupr-hn-iT
Intli'x. Uy HofitET . Wrioht, fst. Iu On
thick Ocuto Toluoie. i'nctj nuly $,50.
ItKCOMMXXDATI'fX.
"In tW wort (Bis-aVi Jotick) and lt romrarirfm,
-rati-on Ft-Rws." iihe rentaiirm of wlir- h i o w-ll
Mtai'ht'hed a to nee-1 do euloKy.) the Ud(:i-tretf
find all the inff-rnuitiftti ii-miiry to aftirrect iliwharf
of the ioiportaot lutiei mnfi-led to him ly lite lawa of
ltnnsyvui.',--rtrfaceof B'iylttty't Bmns, f ijth ii
ALSO, OOKFIJIION TO THS ABOTC,
BINNS'S JUSTICE
an
BUSINESS MAN'S LEGAL GUIDE.
A TrTIF.S on the Offlre and Untie nf AMrrmea
aal Jo. ure of thi eaae. hi the Commonwealth f.f renn
STlVHnia, inrlnionif all the seMred V,rra. of lro-es
and Ifra-ket Entries, and embodyinr Ml anly whaU-ver
may bf dif md valuable to JuslicHi of the IVar. but to
Lind)ords, Tenants and Gi-nerrl K-nX. and nuking the
volume what it purport to l-e. A tfe Le-al Ouid fir
lluoineas Men. hy John Itiiins, late ALlerman in the eity
nf fki!alelphia. Fifth edition. Revised, 4'orrert d and
Oreatiy tnlarired. Bj V. C ItmoHTbT, Jisq. 1b One
tlti k Valuiae, Oitavo. 1'rw onlv ft .utl.
Juilse hhHn says of Mn's JuMU- t. that M It Is not
only the beet, hut the only very gout work that . Lave
oa tbe culvert."
I I RESS,
And SpmtOf to be J-yUMrd.
TROTJBAT AND HALT S PRACTICE. New and Thrnl
hiiition. iireaUv Knl.irc-d and Improved, under the Mi
rorial threi-tion tt rsHari. VI barton, -q , Author of
" American unminal lw," Ac., ac. Iu Two Volunnts,
8vo.
TROCBATOi TE IAW OF LIMITKB PARTKTt
SHI P in the Uniteil states, with lull reference lo the
latent authorities, fc.uirl.sh and American. By tassas
J. Tail BT. JLq. Iu One Volume. (vo.
aT Orders or lttera of Inioirv from th Caantry
(irouipUy altendid to. KAT t BJvOTItr.tt,
Law Plsumo.rs ami Ik i.KjKLki as,
S447.j l'Al Murk't Stmt, fMlad.
LcwiskrffFcmale Institute
A spacious edifice has been purchased in the
Borough, liitle more than half a mile from the
University buildings, having an elevated site.
and commanding a wide survey of the neigh
boring country, including several miles along
the banks of the Susquehanna. A costly heat
ing apparatus makes the whole hnrrse comfor
table in the coldest weather, and three ranges
of porches rrs the rear give amole oDDortunHv t
for exercise in unfavorable weather.
Miss Hadasaah S. Scribner of Littleton. N.H.,
fa lady nf high repute foe experience and skill
in teaching, has been appointed-Principal, and
will be assisted by other accomplished teachers
in the useful and ornamental branches. Mrs.
Ellen Meizger.of Lewisburg.will attend! to the
domestic department of the school, and secure
all necessary comforts for the hoarders.
The First Session nf the Institute will open
on Thursday. October 31st, 1852.
Boarding, fuel, lights, and instruction in the
common English branches (.120 per anm
Board etc with the higher Eng
lish branches 130
Instruction in the Languages,
ancient or modern, 16 " cvscra
Instruction on Piano lOprqr
Use of instrument 6pran"
Drawing, Painting and Ornam
ental branches 10 "
Each boarder must be furnished with four
nankins and a silver spoon properly marked.
Day scholars will be admitted. 8uch will
pay 20 per annum for instruction in the com
mon Euglish branches and S30 ia the higher.
Mu'c etc the same price as lo boarders.
Mr. Norman Ball will instruct the Primary
Departmensronsisting of girls and small boys,
ai the same cii e hitherto, via. SIS per
annnm. .
The Institvvrioo will ocrtve great advantages
from its eonrreerieo- with tbe University. The
President and Professors will lec.'nre occasio
nally in the bo.lding; and the pnpils w.'ll have
access to the Library and" Cabinet of the La
versity.and to the experimental lectures of the
Professors in the natnral sciences.
THOMAS WATT80W.
441 President of Board vf Trustees.
A Bargain!
ANEW Rockawaj Carriagt i'h
seals for ftir lor sale cheap br
CHARLES S. CRrfBS..
LEWISBUEG CHRONICLE & WEST
two jol:k. shoemakers
CAN have constant employment and good
wages at LYNDALL'S.
OYSTER SALOON.
nAVING fitted up the Rooms in Fair-'
new brick block in a superior manner,
the subscriber is now prepared to accommodate
individuals and parties with Oysters) etc. iu
the best styles. A share of public patronage
solicited by U.K. HESS
Lewisbtirg, Sept 15, 1855
School Teacher Wanted,
IT'OR about fnur months this winter. None
need apply but such as can come well
recommended a of "nod moral character and
'BP"SitS Pply
l' 'I "VII U' IVIiUiai
CHARLES FRY.
Committee.
JAMES BUHL,
Buffalo Tp, Ocu ft, 165
3
"VTOTICE is hereby S'ren that on tlie-'''
11 inst. I bouelafm'm Ai.w B-c- OI
Kelly township. Union coiiv. at '"""J1.9
Salef ten Acre, of Whe,i jn theround.-.hmh
I hare left in his che dunff my pleasure,
and do hereby warn all persons against med
dlmff wilii tlie :n any way.
aims K DAVJO MYERS.
Oct. 27. IMS
Daguei rt-oit ; ..Uent'sma .aen
according to the latest improvements, at the
first door below Inmxos Store, on the ktosl
reasonable terms, by
8. L. B ERGSTRESSER.
Lewisburg, Oct 27, 1852
ScUool Xtit.ee.
rilHE undersigned hereby give notice that
I they will receive proposals from, this date
until the 15th dav of November next, for four
MALE TEACHERS to take charge of the
Public Schools of the Uorouh of I.ewishurg.
JOHN A. MERIZ. Pres.
JAMES HAVES. Sec.
Lrwisburz. Oct. 26, 1852
Dorough Ordinance.
AT a Meeting of the Town Council of the
Borough of Lewisburg, held the 9th of
October, 185.S, it was enacted
That from and after the passage of this
ordinance.no person or persons will be allowed
to put coal ashes or any other uescription of
dirt or nuisance or obstruction of any kind
upon any of the streets of Ihis Borough or in
any of the gutters or water courses thereof. If
any person or persons shall hereafter .so obs
truct any of the streets, alleys, gutters or water
courses of said Borough, such person or per
sons shall be liable to a fine of not less' than
one dollar nor more than five dollars for each
offence. And further it shall be the daty of
the High Constable to wive notice to any per
son or persons m ho shall obstruct any of the
streets, alleys, gutters or water courses, -ao
remove said obstructions within fu-eVlays from
the date of such notice,and if the said obstruc
tions are not removed within the time so spe
cified, it shall be the duty of the High Consta
ble to remove the same, the cost of surh reino
val and the amount of fine or fines imposed,
(which shall be determined by the Burges
and Town Council.) to be collected from the
person or persons so offemline;.
Published by order of the liord.
JOHN HOUGHTON, Cleric.
STILL MORE .NEWS COSCERX1XG
THE SUSQUEHANNA RAIL-ROAD
icAicA it tube extentfeit fiom Letcitbury to
Lewitwn on the Jituiiitu
tkrougU by ailfllinbiirg ll
TT i a tact ihal O. II. RiMel ha. gn
J ahead of all ilie (yoiiipjine. and h now
opent'd oue of the hrt and Ure-t .lock of
FALL & WINTKR GOODS
ever opetvd ia this country, and of such alylea
Slid qu.liliee a. will giv.tufactior lo ala.
DRY GOODS of all kinds,
GROCERIES,
Coffee, 9, Sotees, Snsar, Molasses, P. ice, Ckwase,
Crackers, Soap, Candles, Tubaeeo, Seara, te.
Ato Uurriicare, Queemtmire, Cedirtcxa-f,
lbi.lt and Short, llatx,
and Cap of I bo laieu atvie and hi-.t quitity.
U'tibrellas, Bru.he. Hro.m, PihiH ground and
try. Oil. nf all kind, and other article. -
numerou toraelllioll all of which will be sold
at p ice. so low a to astonish pu'ehtser..
All kiiule of Country PRODUCE Uk.n in
exchange lo. (iwvl.
(jrtae give nr a eall before ptMcbuing
elwavhere, a I ctnrge aotbing for lookirrg at my
Good'. O. H. RI9SEL.
Mifflinburg, Oct 38 1852
Valuable aUmestone Faraa
FOR SALE.
E XlTTIFULLY situated in Lirrfe.tone Tp.
Danville. 10 from Milton, 7 from M'Eevenevilln.
and 3 Imm Washingtonville containing 169
Acre, about 15 Acre, of which is Woodland
the remainder in a high late of cultivation, con
veniently divided off into field enchased with
good feuce. On which is erected a large Man
sion Hooae, Bank Barn. Cider Houaw with Mill
aad Pre, enclosed, wish all other Ou'hailtflng.
necessary. A largo APPLE ORCHARD of
choice Grafted Fruit, together with Poarbo ,
Psara. Floor, CWriws. Ste. It ia well supplied
with pure water, having several never tailing
Mpring a Fountain aear tha building., and an
excellent Well of water whfc Porno is it, oo
poich of mene'tari.
Also IO Acres of TIMBER LAN L located
within 3 miles ot the Mansi Hi Frn
AN lalo Ike estate of David Dr., decease.
Linieatoa. Township ha. for year been
known a. one of ihe beat Grain growing sli'tricu
in Penney Ivania. and thi i. one of ibe best
Farm, in ihal Tp. It is conveniently situated
a. to Churche. nf v.rioua dmiominalionsj, Kchool
Honaes, Post Office, dec The healthy locality,
the quality of Ibe soil, the extensive and conve
nient building, the pure water. Ibe beauty of
tbe scenery, the convenience of churche. and
eckunls, together with tho intelligence aad good
moral of ibe eilixen in tbe neighborhood, all
conspire to make Ihi one of the moat delightful
country residence in Pennsylvania.
trif not told before the 30lh da? of NOV.
next. bob wiM bo offered at PUBLIC SALE on
that day, en tko psemise of the Farm.
Condition of pay meat made easy $3,000
taa remain secured in the Farm.
JOHN & DYE.
FKED'K M'BRIDE,
Esecatwss ef eatai ol David Dye, dee'd.
- N. B. For foither mforrnatioa ioquire of Ira
Foster in lwi-Uirg. John H. Dye us St. Clair,
Srhuvlkill Co, Pa, or Fied'k M 'Bride near the
pfemiM-. or by letter (pre paid) to John 8. Die
Matlieee, or Preti'k M'Bride, WaJuogUMivilte,
Motrtoiir V: Oct. -
NEW GOODS!!!
just received by
J. P. TUSTLY.
LAMPS LAMPS ! n
Patext lluaiix Flctb.
The subscribers are prepared to aril
. Lamp's at Philadelphia prices, and Pat-
rciu uiirninz fluid at the reduced nnce
f 18 3.1 cts. per quart. Studenis and
others will find it to their advantage
call and examine our snick before p 1 1 r-
r cuasin- eisewMere,
Pine Oil and Fluid !
suld bv the auanutr at a reduction on the re-i
tail price. - I
Dr. THORNTON & fMJtlST
Lewisbnrj, 0- taas.
EH FIRM.-""
ins takn my son, J.
K. Millkr, into pannership.
we will carry on the Tailor
ins; business, under the Firm
of J. B. Sl J. K. Mill', at
the old stand (sign of the Sin
ped Coat) on North Third
street, where we are prepared
to
Cut, Male, or Repair
all kinds of Mens' and Boy's CUhing, on the
shortest notice.
Fall and Winter FASHIONS just received.
If our work does not prove lo be a Rood tit,
nr made in a workmanlike manner, the value
of the cloth will be repaid.
Country Produce of all kinds received in
payment. JOHi if. Mllltlv,
Lewisburg. Oct. 19, 1852.
OTICE. AH per n having claims or
.leu an.ls against the relate nl bLixasBTH
SaiTH line of East Buffalo Pp. Union county,
dee'd. are requested to nv-.ke known the same la
the subxriber, reVidinj in said twnxhip,wiibout
delay ; and al I tlio-a indebted to said estate are
teuuiied to make immedia'e payment.
JOHN UUNLIY. Administrator
wiih the will ol Elisabeth Smith, dee'd
Oct 18, 1953
The Mammoth Store!
J. & J. WALLS
II
AVE
again received at their new Brick
Store a full supply of
FALL AND
WINTER
GfiOOoDDSs.
GROCERIES,
Qneemware, Ilardtvare, Xe.
Coal. Hall, Fish, and everything required in a
mercantile establishment .all of which are
offered on the usual cheap and accommodating
terms.
Very thankful for past favors, we ask for a
continuance of the public patronage.
J. nf. vTAIslav.
LewUburg, Oct. 1853
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
REBER & TORSE,
WrOL'LD hereby inform the public that
they have just received from Philadel
phia a handaoine assortment of
FALL AND WIXTER COODS,
of all kinds and latest styles, which baring
been purchased at unusually low rates they
are enabled to offer to the public at aoiss!
It would be almost impossible to enumerate
the many articles comprising the stock ol
goods just received, but they invite all to come
and see for themselves asauring Ihem thai
they will get Jore Gomlt fur the lame Money
than at any other house in Lewisburg. They
have all kinds c4
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
and a'l other articles usually found in a well
furnished store. To render their establish
ment well W'Ttb a visit at all limes they will
continue lo receive as the season advances.
new invoices of seasonable goods for Ladies'
and Gentlemen's wear, so as lo be able at all
times, to offer the choice of the New Tork and
I il.vlelphia markets.
Having adopted the motto "Quick Sales
and Small Prolits,, they hope to receive a lib
eral share of miotic patronage. (Tr'An kinds
of COUNTRY PRODIjCE taken n exchange
for Goods. Lewisburg, Ocu 21, 1852.
L. IDDINGS a CO.
TTAT'E yust received from New York and
JL Philadelphia a large ana attracuve as
soriment of
FALL AXD WIXTER GOODS,
comprising every thing in the Dry Good and
Fancy line lhat conld he desired by the Ladies
or called for by the public in general. In t.i
superior quality of their goods and the remar
kably low price at which they are offered, they
challenge comparison with all competitors in
thrs region, and respectfully invite their Irieml
and the community to demonstrate ibis fact for
themselves by calling antl examining their
stock. They have a full and cheap supply of
UKUUEKI tic.
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
Oct 31, 1852. COAL, Ac.
HAT, CAP, at CLOTIIIXG STORE.
T A F. SPYKEK have just opened at their
If a o'd stand in Market St, one door South
or. -id, the best and cheapest assortment of
HATS, CAPS, COATS, PANTS, and VESTS
lhat ever was oftept- for sale in Lewisb'irg
Hats and Caps of the latest style. Coat,
Pasts, and Vswrs very cheap. A general as
sortment of MUFFS from 1,54) k $12,00
Also a lot Drawer. Under SJurU, Wauikn Com
fort. ttWea Copt, nje.
Thankful lo our customers for past favors,
we hope for a continuance ef the same, and
invite new customers to examine onr stock
before buying elsewhere as we can give yea a
bargain.
Hats made lo order and dressed on the shor
test notice. Oct. 31, 1853
Old Newspapers.
SOME thoMBtk in MmbtrvT all mm, for
mU i the Cbrooicl. office t fo eti per
100 tmn m lhy ran. or fl wImo tMnrtod. A
chane Uh 8cnrp Books m well u for wrsfpinf
Aflil V lain - .
rf0 Dask CLOVER 8EED tinted, for
tJ W whM:h tht bigh4 prk wi
. piiJ. Oct J, D(J KREMEK e COw
BRANCH FARMER.
MSI
4 LAKi
asso
Oct. 7,'52
BY ADA MM KVPavtWr
wis and
ist ree'd
O '8
'
ssorled col's Sacking Fianoel just
at KKEMEK St tU,
V COMPLETE assortmenl of Centre '"
It.v f. ' Inw k '
aS W1A BL'SII. 4i in ears wanli
Z'.Wl acc't or in erlange "
fay
TO COACH Wtel.lron anaorass
'I. m nnn Irons, plain and fipr'd
aTJTEELXpn
ut Axles, Tak and fancy col'd enara'U
black Oil Clulhine. Lining Cloth, Coach Lace,
Clotn f"K.'&c to be had at reduced rates at
Tnfur ci,,r. of KRLMbK lu.
New Fall & Winter Goods
f. Haves t Co.,
HA VINO inst received a very large and ;
general assortment of GOODS, which
we purpose offering to our customers and the
nublic in eeneral on very reasonable terms. ;
Our stock is large ana compii-ic, s.oM... -o
all kinds of Goods, such as
Bla-k Silks, Ca.hn.erea, French Merino., (all
Changeable Sill Persian DeaLainaa, Pawmett Thibet
Cloths. Jloua d. Bere, Enft. Cer Merlnora. Wool Ue.
Lain., Black and On y, Nolle. Fringes, I A,
OunaVres, JUfuntf, P'7. "".
Ca-imeres and BJ Mate I-nr .Shawl.; Thibet, Palm and
Cashmere Square fha.U: Tirkia,-, CauU.n Flannels, La-di.a-Sa.kin
Flannels, Prints, Ho.iery.Ulote..T.immtng
of all dTiptlon; Jarom-t and S-ias eiinMiga; Insert
inss; Fren.b .Vaeille Wr,rk Coll.rs; Cude'Slei-.e.; Bonne!
nibbwiia; 8tln aad Mantwa Kibknua; Linen Bobliru,
4c, in fact all article, in the .Notion or Trimming way.
Also a food stork of Linen and Cotton Table Cloth,
Toweling. Napkin. Irish Linens, Stain Cloth, Oil Table
Cloth, rioo. Cloth, Srand Cover. Window Shade, and
FlatuTea, 1SGHAJX. USTISC, rjiKLQlt STA1S
Hats, Ctr, Gaocsis, Haanwias, Quiis
waaa, Caocsraf , Csnaa Win, 4c Ac.
Call and examine onr Goods. We will try
and accommodate on Jhe most reasouaUe
terms, for cash or country produce.
J. HAYES At CO.
Tbe lOtb Session
or tu.
Lewisburg Academy
Will commence on Mosdat, October 18lh,
to conlinue 20 weeks. ....
The course of Instruction in tnis institution
is calculated to prepare Youths to enter Col
lege, or for general business. All branches of
a thorough Academic course, including Lan
guages, Mathematics, and General Literature,
are taught.
The present aensitm a ffords a good opportunity
for improvement to Young Men, residing in
the neighborhood, who are at leisure during
the Winter months.
Composition and Declamation wil receive
eareful attention All gross, immoral practices
are strictly prohibited, both in and about the
school, and kindness, courtesy, and a spirit
of honorable rivalry among the pupils, are
encouraged.
The subscriber is desirous to secure a class
of Young Ladies.
Tmitinn For Languages f 10. Higher Eng
lish 18. and Common Branches $fi, per session.
JOHN RANDOLPH.
Oct 1,1853 Principal.
T7TRAORIIARY rCRI'S PKIt FORMED BY D0CT)K
TRASK 3 MAUi;TltMM.M.Ha..l.
Tit- tnllowintr vt?J r- fmm mn of inty
ritff, wh in a phj.-fc.au ot rXWuTe iru ta in Hi Uiwo
or Atnriw. in.io:
. Uiiffl ir - I writ to tr Ton tt ir-Tnint rf ti?
Kt.iuirttbir twtTrrt pnHlmt-tl l-y tlift - of Docli.r Tr5lti
1.-iiri.ftif OiDtn-rt in my own r-wrtip a a phricLn.
The t.laowin,: rv. Iiavt alt twn uoitler 017 own obser
vation, atiii I'j mv own prcHri,ti'n.
v.aie 1st. A Mm M r, whir wn (n "P to rfle hr
thre. f'l iMTiteU -.Sa, PKii iun-i. na Iv-tug in the isl of
rx.unrtOM, ti tix- nr ff the M tgorttr Ointro ot has
rriiaim-U lcr health, and ia nuw a vlt an T(r, aud baa
be-n ft.r lh latrt mx mnlh.
Ca UJ- Sntutrt.me in July laft, I was eallM tntre a
1rn. Alltm. living R.uit 'Zl tnilm iJitan Ikx ra. had
tart-n tfivfM it hy twvfrml 'hviana. Mie waa f.rt at
tai k-d hy maJt;,jrint dysrutriy. ftillownl hy t-vr-TP itiRam
ation of the owrli. I arnviti about 0 oVlork in th
rvrninir. ami foun.l her in a ery Uanvrrat KituattiMi,
JlH-arpntly 00 the brine of thi tnaTv. 1 com miitni ap
plyni'; llit 4Mntm at fr.y t tb itoro"rh4na howi-U.at-leniti'd
with "' simiitt; renvdHi frtinimisti-riHl inrieyrnavl
y. and by moniin 1 imal Ivr w mvja-h lttt-r that t
found her k aurb better tbnt I left for hroi, with ill
iv. t:ona to rtmtinu lite at of the Ointmri.t. the fully
nroervd in a ff-w daya. and lnowrnjoyinjr t;oo health.
l'ae31. A 3Ir. Hiiitrs had hmt Dearly all .f hi hair,
hud bren Itald for mxny yt-am: bv the ae of thrte b4tU
tf the M'fjyifUc Ointmmt. hud his htiir tnl irrltf-rfivrrtl.
and now hi a b-aHji'i) a had ef hair as any man could
wiih. His ape t ahtut iV(t vt-ani.
t'aw4th. A ton of Mr. Warren of this town. 11 yar
f air-, had btn affiicld with tb Aktrha frou Kin rra
tlle. He had the benefit of the bt-wt mi-dica. advire that a
loving and wealthy fikther could pnmure, witbut aTaH.
It wan one of Ui moft aprravatnl oa I err-rraw: be
waa em aria ted alowttf to a akeleten. By tb oae of a fw
hottlenof the Ointment he wrm th"rmttjhbj Cstrrtf, and fur
7 month pat haa enjoyed ntha."t heath.
Cane dth.'Thia was an extreme cre of ittjlixmnttmn f
Ih Wn, of long Rtandins; ha-1 a varftty of tratinent
from no IeM tbau right dinVrvnt physicians, without rr
ri iojr Isenefit wan cured by the use of nly four botth s
of the Mia-ni-tic Ointment. Ihi wa. aup month afro,
and the lady (a Mrs. Iunhntn,)isitill ingot d health. and
able to attend to b r usual houat-bold duti. I have
treated two rase, of TiikONtc Son Ktm with the Omt
ment, bth of tbe patient so nwrfy Mrnd am to- need1 aa
attendant to lead them from place to place. One of them
had been aflnrtrtf 1H yeavs. the other abont 9 yarfl.
They had trid the best pfaysiciana in tbe Plate, without
benefit; and one of them bad been antler tho treatment
of the celebrated Dort. Mutzr.of Cincinnati, for eighteen
months and ba4 expended hundreds of dollars in vain
eiforta to rftVct a euro. Ibey ore now hy rase of tbe Mag
netic Ointment nearly or quite eured1; ami are not so
reml and attend to any ordinary businesa. 1 have usrd
tbe Ointment in a number of eaeaof Ptoes, and in na
cum ho it oiled of giving immediate rtlirf and ijemeralh
a prrmanrnt ntre. 1 bare a ho used ft beneficially in sev
eral rases of Krtsipflaj. And last but not least, I have
within the Inst year cured four eve of CA-HCKH. by tbe
use of tb W'ffHrtie 4MtiMnt aJonc 1 1
From a thoroo)i trial of tha Owtnent fa Bearrv errry
disease fr which it ia ivmminendett, I ean onnndently
t-eronunend it to be one of the most useful remedies ever
offered ta the public.
Keep'y yours, BURTON HUB BELL, H. D.
IHted, J-ny 27, 185ft, Awjelia, Ob to.
Sold In laewisburgonly Ivy
Cw443p(ld VtL THORNTON k CHRIST.
JUST received an assortment of fine-toned
rosewood Melodeons, from Geo.A.Prince
& Cov's celebrated establishment, Buffalo, N.Y.
4 octave Melodeons from C to C $15
i do do CtoF 65
6 do do F to P 75
Large 5 do F to F. Piano style, 100
A. L. HATFIELD, Lewisburg
Take Notice
THAT we bought at Constable's Sale, this
24th day of Sept 1852, of Aim Black
of Union county, the following properly
I bay mare. I sorrel mare, 1 cow, 4 sheep,
t hoes, 1 two-horse wagon. 3 sells of gears, his
interest in 13 acres of corn and in 9 acres of
buckwheat on the ground
Which property we have left in possession
if said Black during our pleasure.
LEWI8 8 POTTS, -DAVID
MYERS.
oroufh of
wisning to
n Wolfe. ,
ren. 8, 1832.
li. SCUNABEL. j
DU. LOCIiE-DBN'nSi' h retavawd
to LewUburg, and may ba coiiaultaU pr
fewion dly lor a few wka at his Rooma iu N.
Tbild .treat. t. 1, 183
UBLS. FISH. 300 II. CHEESE, 3000
li. HAM. Fliich. and Shoulder. Dairy
SALT, fcc for aata at Uituburif Cheap Sture
hw C. K. BO v ES
H. GERHART,
Surgeon Dentist,
AT b..
ol ll
Reaiuviice, South J brnl t., coin
ie board walk.
l.EHIKIiVRfl.
939
I ll l t rOU!)' XOT1CC.
TETTERS letamenlary on the last will
i and testament of Sait aL At.oic, late of i
the Borough of LeWi.burg. dee d. nave oeen
gramed to the subscribers by the R-gister or
Union Co. All persons having claims against
the estate will present them for settlement;
and all persons indent, d make payment with
out delav, to -ALEX. AMMONs, i .
B VERS AMMONS,.""
Lewiburg, Oct. W. 1152.
N. B. Byers Ammons will continue the
lumber business of the late firm of Hi asii and
AwooB.and respectlully solicits a continuance
of the public patronage.
' r BYERS AMMONS.
t ofO Englieh and German AL-
I Otlt) M N A CS fur 1 853. just received
and for graluitoua di.iributiou. Call and get
one and save your ..
! iUUK.MO.v or nioMi
Notice to Contractors.
- . . i. .
OEALED Proposals will oe receive
Knomerr's office, in Sunbury, until Friday,
the 15th Oct. next, for the er.td.ng and 'nasonry
uf lhat pan of .he SUSQUEHANNA KAIL
ROAD between Bridgeport (opposite "arris
burg) and Sanbury, a distance of about bltv-
five miles, rian. promes, su -
will be exhibited at the said oUlce lor one week
prior to lhat date. ,
The liae will be divided into section of
about one mile in lengih, and lenders t-ay be
made for each mile separately or the whole
work. . . . - . .
Proposals may tate what prorearrion o. ...c
amount of payments, if any, will ue taken in
the stock of the company r -
. B. AS '.1A
Engineer.
Engineer's Office, litis Sep., 1852.
trVThe lime for rereirinu proposals for the
above work is hereby CA 1 1. Lr. u to vv cunes
day the Tenth of Nove saer next.
J ... u'.iironn r:t.ir fTnf-ineer.
n. I.- iiniuiMii', o
Engineer's O.rice, 7lh Oct. 1852.
TAII.OKIXC.
. - THE subscriber having taken the shop
4 lately occupied bv Samuel Ammon. and
li bv Ammon Sl Montgomery, on Market
street, Lewisborg, is now prepared lo execute
Cutting and Makms of llotaves arcoroin?
t
the latest Fashions and on
the most
liberal
terms.
Patronage of the late Firm npecir.i!Tv soli
cited. JOHN MtXVk-UOMr.il i-
Lewisburg, Sept 23, 1852.
Drue Jledlt lnr, Ac.
Jenks & Ogden,
No. 106, Xirth Third Street, PniLADELrniA
TM POUTERS of Dross. Medicines and Dye
I Stufls. ManuCacturer.s-of Pure White Lead
anrl Varnishes of all qualities. Wholesale in
Paints, Oils art, Window tlas of aft sizes
Alcohol, Spts Turpentine. Burning Fluid, ie
constantly on hand at the lowest prices.
Stiperiev Chemicals. Perfumery and Surgical
Instruments, to whica the attention nf country
merchants aud physicians is respectfully solic
ited. Sept 10, 19.g v
$.00 CHALLENGE."
w
TIIATEVER erfMrerns the health and
happiness of a people, is al all tiroes ot
the most valuable importance. I tafce it lor
granted that every person will do ! in their
power to save the lives of their childrra, and
lhat every person will endeavor lo preroole
their own health at all sacrifices. I feel it to
be my duty to solemnly asnre yon llsat
WORMS, according to the opinion of the most
eelehraunl Mr aieiaas. r' ''"'. f Ur"
Bi.jor.lv of dMn to whwh el.il.lreu ami ..lulu are
I Able ll l aaee I'V v CMHinu!lv . ua-i-.-ei.ble
irV. riw 'ia " "1 """'" Breath. I a n in
the iloirarli, I'u kii.i at t!. Nik--. llireVn.-ss m I I ulLn.-
of the Belly. lrv fuilsti. iow er. l-nl.-e Irreu-olar
r..uu-u.ber inat a.l Uie-e oeuuU WollJIS, aud jott .Lould
at once apr-ly tin- p me.ly
uojieyAGK:i wonit smrr.
An article f.iui.d.-u ti;'U st ientilic prim-ivlea r.'m:ioiia.Iea I
MitJ. Duair vecetaale a.a.Uueea. beiui; w-r-ctiy sufc
wh.-n laki-u. an.i c.n lie uneu iu ibe w-t u-iuter lut.ut
with te as U n.fi. ial rlfeit. here M..wel i.V.u..li.t
,wl liir.h.ea hve uiul.- ttieiu weak at
IU UiMI:lal'l. Ilie
K.uic .nrrtirs uf my .irul ryrup are iu a. mu i.
stands wilhout au eUal in the raialine .if meOicmes
in aiving tone and strength to tue -lonu. b. wl.iel, nut.i j
it an InUlllMe ruuauy air ..-we aci.-M-u w,.i. a'j-s--.
The asluihinr. rurea perlorniea by this Syrup after
Vbysieiaus have tailed, ie Ike lesteliiliuca of lis suprrior
cflicacy over all other.
THE TAPE WORM!
sa'theTuSru sv""J" .."arw-. sTS ..S-Vl iuu
ntte !eni:tb, vuiiui: so coiled aud tatiKU in iha intra-
Tills I tbe most difficult tv.rm to destroy f all thnt
tinea ami stnma-h. enVrtin - the health o swdlv a to
raiwe let, Vitua lh-tie. I tie. tc that tliose afflicted at-Idem
if ever suitect that it is kp Iton m ha jteniitg; them to an
earlv ttrave. In ortlvr to destroy this worm, a very ener- I
IP-tic treatment mut be pursned; it w..uid therv.re be I
proper to taKe to of my Liver Filla, so as to remove !
all otwtructioiii, Uiat tbe Worm !rup may a-t direct
opon the worn, which aut be taken ia doses of two
tatdesfMiont4t(ia fihree titneti a day: itiese Uirectwna 1(1.
lowel have uev-r been known to fail if cuTinf Uie moat
obstinate case of Tape Hotm. -
JfOBkX.SACK'S tlYT.R FILLS.
No part of tbe system is more liable to disease than tbe
Liver, it serving as a blterer to purify tbe blood, or giv
ing the proper areretion to the bile; ao that any wrong
actou of the Liver effects the other importan parts of
tbe system, and result variously. In Liver CueApUiiit,
Jaundice, Dyspepsia, ste. We should, therefore, watch
every symptom that mktht indicate a wrong a-tito of
the (.tver. Jiit-se inn oeing eompoc4 01 nooit ami
ItavU furnished by nature lo heal the sick, namely, 1st,
An n.et0ruf. which augment tlie aeeretinn from th
An Exjiecturutti, which augment tlie secretion from the
pulmonary mnena membrmoe or pmmotee the disrbarve
of secreted matter. iud. An AUemtite, which ebang-s in
some inexplicaMe and insensible manner the eertUn mor
bid action of tbe system. xl. A Tmt whWb gives tune
and atretigtn 10 me wervotie sysiem, reejewisw aewiatt
and vigor to all parte of the body. 4th. A C'efWtac
wbieh acta in perfect harmony with theMher ingredients,
and openting eo the bowels, and expelling tbe wble
mass of eervupt ami vi4i-d mattes, and pun fy ins; tbe
lMieOd, which destroys disease and restores IvaaiUi.
TO FEMALES.
Ton will ind these Pills an invaluable aaaiiebae Im
vaany eonrplainta ta wbieh yon ar subjeet. la abatrw.
Uons either total r partial, they bav beaw aoand of la
eetiaoable bewetft, restorinctawlr funetionalrranreeuU
to a healthy aetkiB, purfyiws lb biood aad other Hum la
so auectually to put to flight all amplaiau wbtrh may
aria free fcauale Imttulaiitiea, a hewlaelM, (aldlacas,
diaaneas of soxht. pain ia the sale, hues,, Ar.
None genuine unless signed J. N. Hoa.w
sack, and others being base imitation.
Agents wishing new supplies, and store
keepers desirous of becoming agents must ad
dress Ihe Proprietor. J. N. HuatssAca. at his
Laboratory, No. 120, North 3d, above Race
St.. Philau .la.
8old by all Druggists and Merchants ia the
United Stales.
A. i am. Dr. Thornton St J. Baker, Lewis
burg. Wholesale and Retail Agents for Union
Crae Davis & Schnnre.Selinsgrove ; Stitzer
Bro , Mifflinburg ; Yoongman St Walters. Dry
Valley ; R. Keller, Adamsburg; a Willenmyer,
Middlebnrar : M. Snecht. Beavertowa ; J. D.
Dieffenderfer, New Columbia; A. H. Luu:,
Forest Hill. Faicx, ca 55 cists
rpHE Sroa and oil .
I by MJ'wrine -Jn. ,
r-l an-- H u-.t-- 1 Vrsons w
, 1 wTib please .all oa Mr. Jonathan
" ' ( 1 -aiaw -
uTonr notice.
i persons having claims or 4eman4i
' f aval n st the estate of Joshua HoaaeLIaia
of the Borough of Lewisburg, Union county.
w u, are requeued to aiaae bbowu ine sama
to the subscribers, executors of the last will
and testament of said dee'd, whhoat delay, ao4
all those indebted are requested to make u.
... . imu atui?itri on '
of Buffalo Tp, Union Co,
JACOB 8TRUBLE,
of Harris Tp. Centre Co,
Oct 6, '53. ExtJt nf uui oV
18 ibe plat where G . H . HERTZ a
ufaclurra and sells
Carriages ana Buggies
TEH FEB CENT. LOWER
han at any other bop in this country, without
rxreplion. He hu the large! anil beat atanrtawrnt
1 in all Central Pennavlvania, and m drterrntnad t
give aaliafaciiun to all bo may favor bin wiln
their culom. Call al the corner of Walnut ani
Water slrewia. Upper Milton.
Feb 11. 18 2 GEORGE H. HERTZ
--wu, The ,ate disstrou
z'fcitffiL r,re ,rt3 Unh VMl-
uJi. Sj' v euce of the reliance to
r 5n be placed in 'Utim
'U Ev.'.a' FIRE PROOF
aiw'
SAFE,"
X'j.j,SiUh Second St.,ltilaJelj,1ixti.
We take pleasure in stating that we had o
of Oliver Evans' Fire-Proof Safes in onr su.rer
during the Great Fire at Hum BciLwisce,.
v, hii h. whru laken from the ruins and" evened,
was found to have preserved our books, papers
c. entirely uninjured. Gets St BccaV
Mv store was entered bv bnrglars.and failing;
to pick the lock of rov iron tale they tried l
blow it open with powder, but no loss or injury
was sustained. It a purchased of O. Evans,
61 Somh Second St. Fhilait.
J C Foclss. Bordentown, N J
For sale of all sizes by OLIVER EVANS.
61 S. Second St. below Chestnut.
8ole Agent for Day Sl Newel's World' Fair
Premium Bank.Vault and Stole Locks Thief
and Powder proof.
Also in store Seal and Letter Copying Pres
ses. Tracks for moving boxes or crates, Water
Filters for purifying bad water. Druggists'
Presses with cylinders and pans. Refrigerators
and lee Chests, Portable Shower Baths of sup
erior construction. Water Coolers of all kinds
fur hotels, stores Ac. 3r438
TIG and CHAIR 9IAKI.C.
HAVING bought the shop, ma
terials, and good will, lately if
J.imw Hibtx. at the upper end if
Market Sl., the subscriber is now
prepared W exresate wotk in hit
line,
AT THE OLD STAND,
with care, correctness, n4 dexpateh. As )
has had a good training in the business, bo h
in PanviHe and in Lea-isburg, lie is conkdrni
that he can rfo good wurli and hopes to re
ceive a liberal share of patronage and pay.
Orders respectfully soticr.eA and giod
wor done at fair prices bv the panic's ser
vant to please JOHN i lTLER.
Lewistwrg, July, 1853!
Itnpot tant to Farmer awt Uouselerpert Z
HICKOK'S PATENT CIDER MILL.
IN all former lime, it waa sappeaed ikat a largo
Quauisiy of t'ider soulaS be aa J only by aaing
a pouderou ma. hits, that lwly oruaued lb
jpple. without grinding lb. fue. They wea
then rnadv nitwa niaawae ekerae l etrsav, and a
moat severe and long prraaure v. a required t
exir.et m yortioa of Die ritWs, a considerable par
ion being absorbed by the stiaw aad ihe m.s nf
poruice, aad eiiiaiii ihi OBsatiefactory rewlr
the fatmer had lo take aW hie hafsJe and perhaps
his six hor.-e te.rrw ami devote a whole da that
could have I e-n more profirahly employed, l
make from 'X to twelve bairrb of cider. Ti
obviate the d.lHcully the farmer have heretofore
labored under,
hs. been itiseoitd,and theiiant of a (ew'fict
may prnve that it 'n not only the- Best Hkthina
of Ihe kind ia exialeue. but I bar it iu ino aoS
pmjltuble thai a man can fi.ve on hi farm. Tb
piles by thi machine gratrtl up into a fijiw
pulp, o lhat it ie.iines but a aompsvarrvery rig6a
pie-aure, and that bat a aaitiuteor Iwo.lo extract
all tbe ctd'r. it hrins aeeeiUined by prKlical
experimenl ihal One Futirlh more can be obtained
than by tbe old piece., xfeude iko H require
only tw h.t.d- to g'inJ and moAe ap into cider
lwi;ef q.nantily of apple Iban ran be po.aibIy
made on ihe ofw-laaliineo m.-iihtne. On lbi
lreas, owine to ihe compactor ol Ihe pomic in
the tub and tlie roinpleie raunrr in which il ia
ground, a pre-wrw of three to five lone whirls
ran be easily obtained will prodora a more
favorable irsutt than one hundred tons pre-ore
on the onlinary ri.lrr pre, even if the apple
were ground a finely as on the improved Mill;
and if the apple were merely crushed a. on th.
j ;U niarhine. it wnnld reuinre a pr.-s.ure ot tw
hlini,ir,i ,, . .., ,h. l
! ' -
by this Patent Mill. The following ie adduced
a derided advantages of this machine:
Kra ft mka more Cider than any other .rasa, wiih
a given quantity of art, im a given Lime, and wit)
avuch less labor au4 eaoenae.
Sramrt rt make r.Vaa-raud iweetrr Caler than asy
Other mat kine.
Third V.'O ran make your Otter as yoo want H. an4
BT,T " " "
or lwBlJT "'--
Ftmrth With It vnn pan DreaTrntrTamni. n-wh.
Berries, I'heeee, Uulter, Lard and Tallow.
yi Wit H yru ean save (AVE FOntTa of yots
time in staking Apple Butter.
Sixth With-it you ean jrriud orchoa nor aula.
tues Turnitia, Beerji, Carruts, or rni.iua fcr tattle.
",T"T, f J can at all Kates have R-B
and ?WLL1 Cider.
The price ef the CKfer Mill, with right to mo
the awon on awy one I arm. ia $35. Price ol tho
Root Cutting Cylinder. $5.
The ixe of tht Machine i. about by 4
and weight about 200 pound. It may mdity
be taken to ihe celUr. door-yard, kitchen, barn
door, or oichard. a. may bo mow coa.veai.ni-
For State, County or Towa-hip rnthia. or for
, Grant, lo make machine in cenaia tesBuar fot
.,.,-.1 ..!.(. , . . w '
- r-'" . - setae awHTI
O. H1CKOK. llarrUbarg. Pa.
, t Person in Union and the upper part ot
Nonbuniberland eountiea. and in Penao and)
Btudt vaik-ye. Center cooaty. caa paoear lb
above Machine, on application 10
H. C. HICK.OK.
Lewi.burg.Juty 9. 1852 .
Books & Stationery.
fjlfl Ao extenoive .ilanint of tbe
a. Mvenny school Booh.
STATIONERY. Ac. Ac. ; rarat
and for sale eery low by
FOSTER a TU8TO.
LewUborg, May 13, 1853
NOTICE, is hereby given mat aboet larre
years ago I purchased at Sheriff's sale
of D 8 RoTnaaL-rr of New Columbia.
3 bay horses, 1 bnggey and harness, a lot ef
team harness, I two horse sled, an eight day
clock and case, a lot of carpeting, a spring
wagon exchanged for a hay horse with sty
consent, which property I hold as all ethers
contained in this notice
All of which property t have loaned lo sari
RuthraurT, and hereby extend said loan dsrrag
mv pleasure. - 8AMUEL HIGH
White Deer, Aug 30, !
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