LEWISBURGr CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH JAEMER
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Bolt Terrible Accident on the Slew
Birea Railroad.
, ' ; Noewalk, Ct., May 6.
The rjulwoi train which left New York
at 8 o'clock this moruing, raa off the open
drawbridge, by which 50 or 60 persons
were killed or drowned, and ajruanv more
iadly wouoded. - "
The cnsc of tho accident id attributed
oleljr to tke engineer, in failing to observe
that iho sign&l was given that the bridge
was open, until too Jute to eave the train.
"A red ball is erected on a (all poll ou the
draw. When this is displayed from the
top of the pole, it siguifies that all is right;
but if the engineer cau't see it from a point
about a quarter of a milo distant, where
there is a sign on which is written " Look
out for tbo draw," witb a band pointing
is the direction of the ball, he must stop.
It is shown in evidence before theCoroucr
that tbe ball was down from ten to fifteen
aiinntcs preceding the arrival of the train
The engineer is named E J ward Tucker,
and bas bad long experience. He was
injured about 18 mouths ago by a railroad
collision, for which be was not blame
worthy, and was enabled to resume bis
occupation only about a month since.
The train consisted of five cars, and con-
tained 118 passengers. It is thought by
the conductor, that had the rails not been
wet by the falling rain, thereby preventing
an efficient actions of the breaks, the dis
aster night have been averted. Upon
beading the bridge, the firemen and en
gineer leaped from the cngiuc the latter
fcU down an embankment, injuring hiin
aclf severely. A bystander describes the
cone when tbe locomotive plunged into
'the abyss, as terrific. Tor an instant it
was in mid-air. Then, with a crash, it
disappeared, witb the tender, from sight.
The Boston baggage car piled on to this
in an upright position, the top nearly even Baltimore American; is another licit in
with tbe track ou the bridge. The smoking tljc cham which is to bring Baltimore, by
and mail far, containing the po?t.office, ' av of Susquehanna valley, in direct con
fclj next The first passt n-ers car sunk j ntsion witL Lu,;c 0utari
and filled with water. In this the princi-' Hon. J aeob Buraet died at bis residence
pal loss of life occurred. But few were : n Cincinnati, on the i!7th ult, aged about
in tbe smoking car, aud not one of them ! c'gl'ty two years. He was for many years
were killed. The second passenger car j a Judge of the Supremo Court of Ohio,
turned over, but most of its inmates esca-' served part of a term in the United States
ped. Tho third ear broke in the centre, ! Senate, and declined a re-election. He
Lut buns bv the connection rods on the
edge of the bridge till the rods were cut.
The water over which the bridge is con
structed, forms a part of Norwalk harbor
and was from ten to fifteen feet deep when
the accident occurred, which was about
fire minutes before ten o'clock, at nearly
high water.
. fTunieroas boats immediately surrounded
tbe wreek, and the survivors were taken
aebore and removed to adjacaut bouses.
Scarcely one was able, unaided, to reach
tbe shore.
Fifty coffins have been purchased by the
Railroad Company, and bro't to the sta
tion. The dead bodies as tbey were bro't
in were marked, and placed in them.
Upon those who were recognized, the clo
thing on them at the time of the disaster
.was allowed to remain, while those who
were unknown were strippod, their valua
bles pkeed safely away, and upon their
persons clean liucn shrouds were arranged.
Tbe wounded are distributed in various
louses some twenty in number in the
Tillage.
Tbe locomotive was under such bead
way wben it ran off. that .xfore it reached
tbe water it struck tiie abutment on die op
posite tide a distance rf about sixty feet.
Tbe tender, baggage car, and two mail cars
came next Two passenger cars went into
the opening of what bad preceded them ;
the third broke in the middle, and half of
it went down.
The scene was borriblo in the extreme
persons gasping in death, mutilated bodies,
hands broken, some who 'had apparently
only been stunned, drowning in unconci
ousness of their condition. One youn
nan had a splinter of some two inches in
diameter driven directly through bis tem
ples. Others bad their faces so mutilated
as to present no human semblance
Mr. Thomas Hicks, the artist, was in
tbe first car with Miss King, of New York
city. Tbey occupied a scat within four of
the rear end of the car, on the right hand
aide, facing the engine. Mr. Hicks de
jcribcs the scene as follows : The cars were
aeemingly going at the usual rate, when,
without warning or intimation of any kind,
he beheld tbe front part of the car rushing
toward him in fragments, the passengers
being tossed in the air like chaff, dashed
np against the top of the ear, and thrown
about in a hurricane of destruction. In
an instant he found Miss King gone from
his side, and himself crushed under the
partially fallen roof of the car, and sur
rounded by a choking atmosphere, in the
midst of a shapeless mass of ruins, dead
bodies on every band, and the darkened
ear rapidly filling with water. He begau
feeing among the wreck and under the
water for his companion, but sho was no
where to be found.
He continued the search till tho water
had risen to bis chin, a time which he
judged to have been about teu minutes,
wben, despairing of her recovery, he luokcd
about for a mode. Just behind him, at
the corner of the car, be beheld au aper
ture through which he crawled out ujkjii
the top. Here be lingered with a view to
renew the search fur bis companion, when
he was aceosUd by some ue, who asked
him for whom be was looking. He de
scribed tho lady's Jit, Wuer, Jjj jutulo-
cutor informed bim, to bis inexpressible '
astonishment and gratification, that she
had just gone out upon tho track. He as
certained afterward that the front of the
car was stove to atoms by the concussion,
and that the top of it was split open later
ally on the Ride where be sat, and this oc
casioned that side of the roof to fall. It
also appeared that during the instantaneous
process of splitting open the top of the
car, and tbo fall of the ceiling, Miss King,
without any knowledge or agency of her
own, bad been projected tltrovjh (lie crevke
ttjxm the, trip of the car.
And here without even having been wet,
but with a severe wound in the face, she
found herself with another car precipitated
upon it, which passed ber and tumbled
over into the river beside the wreck of tbe
Crst. Her escape, and the manner of it
especially, was a miracle. Mr. nicks
called out, when be discovered tbe means
of ber escape, to tboss in the car, if so be,
there were aoy living to bear, pointing to
the way of getting out. But he saw but
one pewon avail himself of the notice, or
escape in any way. Miss King, while
upon tho top of the car, I am assured,
thrust a man out of the water, which
J proved to be that of a person struggling
under the rubbish. She resolutely removed
the obstruction and saved the man's life
News autr Notions.
JCS r"cr mtytftt'ffl y leant vtruU l-notcn "I
Mfe'fr .( y'l have hjtt
-r'ursvrretij:,ri I Qw S
JhM'I'orquii krr wVrj v 1 n .
,-rbr g-Md krlp J s
is?" A company has been crgauized to
construct a railway, commencing at Sodus
Bay, ou Lake Ontario, and running south
wardly towards Eluiira. This (says the
was a Scntorial delegate to the Harrisburg
Convention, having been chiefly instrumen
tal in scouring the nomination by that
body of President Harrison, who was bis
early friend, and so continued till the time
of his death.
A late English decision pronounces it
larceny for the attendant of a railroad
company to take or use property left
behind by passengers in railroad cars.
He is compelled to take it to the chief
officer of the company.
The most important news by the last
arrival from th'arnia.ew Orleans May
9. is the total wreck of the steamship S.
is. Lewis-, belonging to the Nicaragua line.
She ran ashore in a fog near the same
5kjI where tho Tennessee struck a few
weeks ago and shortly a tier became a total
wreck. Her passengers, numpering 355.
are all believed to have been caved.
Steamboat Jenny Lind had exploded her
boilers near San Franciaco, terribly scald
ing from 60 to 70 persons twenty of whom
had since died. The accident occurred
just at the bead of San Francisco bay. -
The importation of Foreign Goods into
New York city in the first four months of
the prcseut year.amount to nearly Thirty
one Millions of Dollars, being an increased
amount of nearly L-leven Millions over tbe
first four months of last year.
An orphan boy of twelve years old, who
had an only friend in a poor auut, recently
left a printing office in Ohio, and walked
to Washington Citv, to ask for a place in
the Navy. The President gave him some
gold, and told him to call again. The boy
left, but some one who fallowed him saw
him exchange the gold for bank notes and
enclose tin in in a teller and deposit the
letter in the Post Office for his aunt. That
boy will be a MAN if he lives.
The coinage at the U. S. mint has been
Six Millions more this year than last.
Monday week was the day for the e!ee
tion of borough cfibers in Sunhury. Eut
on account of neglect in giving the requi
site notice no election was held. Conse
quently they will have no"recularly elected
authorities for one year. This will be a
very awkward stale of affairs, one thai has
never happened before, and should not
now exist.
Senator Cooper delivered, on the 27th
ult. at Pottsville. nn culopy upon the life'
and character of tbe late Daniel Webster.
Accidejit On last Wednesday even
ing whi!e Judge Hegins and Vm. L. llelf-
ecsline. tq., were drivinz from North
umberland to Suobury, their horses became
frightened on the North Branch Bridge
and ran off. At the end of the bridge on this
si do, the carriage was overturned, and the
two gentlemen, together witb a liltled.iugh
ter of the late Judge Donnel, who was also
in the conveyance, were precipitated to the
ground with considerable violence. Al
though ail of tlirm were bruised, vet for
tunately they sustained no serious injury.
Sutubury Gazette. '
Philadelphia, Mry 9. Strawberries
A few have arrived from the South, and
commanded $1 per quart. The are not
very sweet. Green Peas The chance
for pea soup is not very encouraging at
present, as the article readily brings $1
per peck. At-ie Futatoes Potatoes about
size of a piece of chalk, all the way from
Bermuda, bring 4 cents per pound. Look
out fir cholera-
The Wasbingto Union contradicts the
rumor lhal Prpai.lnr.t Ti. u :n , tUn 1 '?."''''
- - .,x iwv I ! tiiv. AT Jiui-iih a. ir.-r. .il.nf I'
course fif a few bays, pny a visit to New ui.ieiueniai aeet of
IT I ., i . . , i jiciiK a. wu; ih i esier irp.
iampsliire." It atinounces that he does ih.are'ofye,a nhrJi.
not expwlto leave VVhinelondurini-ihab,'wfWcW l
noi kajitki iw rcnrc twuinglUIJ UllflPg IDS I Tha sect Uai A,. .w. rf k.,1,.-
J-ICMB1 Utuatcr.
David Meriwether, of Kentucky, (late
Senator will supercede Gen. Lane in the
Governorship of New Mexico. j
.The Board of which Gen. Scott is Pres
ident, has decided infaverof Harrodsburg
Springs Kentucky as the site for the new
Military Asylum. ' '.----" - - -
A ppointment s and rumor ofa ppointments
at Washington, come too fast to keep op
wit hi
Gen. Scott, it is stated is about to re
move to New York city, which will here
after be the head-quarters of the arm.
Every body will rejuice to learn that his
health and spirits continue good as ever.
Mrs. Begg. of Ayr. Scotland, sole sur
viving sister of Burns, aged 83 years, has
sent a pair of socks of her own knitting to
the New York exhibition.
Hon. Edward Stanley for many rears
a representative in Congress from North
Carolina, has sailed for California with
the intention of making that far off State
his future restdence.
There are at least Two Million copies of
"Uncle Tom's Cabiu" now in circulation
in Europe.
A foreign correppondenl states that the
reading of Uncle Tom's Cabin has created J
a grca'cr demand tor the Bible, than has
ever existed in France in modern times.
A 6lave of a clergyman in Boone county
Ky., who had learned to read, got hold of
a copy of "Uucle Tom's Cabin," and read
it stealthily to his fellows. The result of
it was that twenty five of them ran off on
the 2d of April, and had not been recap
tured, at the last accounts.
Academy. The corner stone of the
Fki:bu no Academy will be laid on the 2 '.till
insi. Addresses will be delivered bo'.h in the
English and Ccrman languages. A large j
concnure of people is exptcted.
Uy oider of the Building Committee :
I). P. liiLBitn,
F. C Minto,
J. U. UoitH,
Freebnrg, May 3, 1853. I. V. Mibtx.
" JilCEST." Srcn is the Tfirx kf.axivij of the word
rEHSI.V or of tiie two Greek word tmra winch it ii
derirvd. This- is tli iuifiraut and ar 'r'i ri.ite title ol
tits I'ill'E OiOtSTl E r I.I 111. r (.A.-TiaO J IKK.
pirparvd by Dr. J.S. IIOl'dllTijN', tl Philadelphia, fiow
the fiMlrth Stomach of the Ol. tor the cure uf IndigriUton
and ! !iepi;i. It is Nature's own rimcuy fnr an
unhealthy .-blnach. Xonrt of man can equjl it curative
powers. It renders OO'iO EATlVi pt:rliTl!y ex'iisit--ut
with IIKAl.lii. (Seu the hure of ilie OX, iu anothvr
part ut this paii;r. lj !
I'OISOAIV..
Thoiutands of rareuts who use Yerniifniro onmprsfd rf
Cator oil. C'al'.ii-I, Ac., are not aaare. that w tiile tli.-y
appear to beni-ht Ihe mtient, tliey are actually iaitK the
lumlatioiii; t"r a serifs of diseases, such as tarnation,
lv of siuht. weakness of limbs, 4c.
Iu another column will lie li.nini the a-leertifement o;
llobcnsai-k's Medicines, hi which we ask the altcnlit.n of
all ilirectlv interesij-.l In their M il na well as th( ir rhil- i
dren's health. In Uver tVimplaiuts an all disorders
anslus from those ef a billions t pe. fhoin.l mske use of
the ouly jEcnuiue u dicire-, Hols-nsM-k's Lirer Pill.
irf ti4 d.a-tr&i," but ak u r lloteu-aek'e Worm
Syrup aud Llrcr Pills, and ois-rve tbut ouch lias the sig
nature, of the I'toprieUir, J. v. UUllLNSACK, as bone
else are genuiue. lyl'J
Corrected tliis Day.
Wheat
Rye :..
porn
Oats
Flaxseed
Dried Apples .............
Iliiltei
y$3
Tallow
Lard
Ham
Bacon '.V
Cloverseed
100
OOi
i i j
1 12
"wnf
1 '2 i
... 6;
..10j
. io;
,. 12
. 10
.4.00
Atlention, Lcwisburg Infantry
m -
i ou are reqiurea to meei at ine
Armory m the Uorough of Lewis -
burg, at 5 in the morning of AWur -
nay, oui .tiay, iboj, eacn member
io nave ten rounds ol earlrnlges,
and prepared to attend the battal
ion in rielinsgrove.
By order of the Captain':
JOllA H. BAKKDOMs,
.May IS, 1853
Union County Business,
Register's Notices.
The following accounts will be presented for
confirmation aud allowance at Orphans' Court
iu New Uorlin. Friday, 20th May, 1853:
Toe account of iiWQt Minium aad 4 Wt Herman, Cxe -
cut'trs 1 the lat will and tf.-Uaifut of Nieholm: Siinium
dev'U, Iving what waa kft by tin widow, iat of J'erry
Kt v-m aalBW UtT. IA.
ih. atet t-f K. .IfUttkntntth, Guardian or Itetiben,
it V 77 ,Vi- . i """"" aeicr
,,!r.wr',W'-v'rt''P- rt
.r ,T '"f ""I Otrgt Clan, Ada'ra
orileuiwtelmlj ofWasluurtuBtwp.
Iheaeetcf JraoMeea,Gaaraori enrr and William,
"--") ne.r., 01 terry two.
'flTw lain
JUe nual ace c ot Anun utrru. Adm, a l:..-..in.
Kui.r.ldi. 1.1. r U-..I.!..... '
T he ace t of timgt and John hvxrrxz, Ex'rsorthe Inst
will aud testament of Oeo..a.Bowemox, late of Outer two
The aec't of Hat. Wjgtuulltr, one ol the Kx'rs of will
oflir. Jaeijb Wnffenrellcr, lata of eliiieroee.
The final ac't vtJohn Mutter, Adm r of Conrad Mais
ter, late of liartley twp.
The ai" of .SuMuei leUen and Gmrgt Fralaict Kx'n
Of I'ililip Frederick. late r f Eaft Uulfalo twp.
The aec't of Vltadet liiighrt and Susanna Uummrlx'tt
V.,";" L " VK-
...J . TV ,YrT , """"V"' " ori'onrad Hra- i
tZcrrl'TZ' ,Mm,r " m"s"" ok i
(rormerly M ale . t Mittlinburg. ',
Tbo aiVt of John Linmln and Amhrw CummtT-js, Ex'rs I
Of MhIimI Liupolu, late of Umvtimy twp. J 1
Tbo arc't of Jacob and S-m itunmytr, Exiof Andrew '
Wittenmver.lsteofCeuh-rtwp. ' " ,
1 he aac I of tirnrftt f.rxvi and 77 . II.. r . .
John HumaifL IbLm r U'aL lLa.w. t
Adm'r vt ,ohn tUH- "u !
The aec't of C atharifn EvpH, Exee-i of Solomon Enirel. i m
w'"' "rdii of Matilda and l-olly, minor ehildri'n 1 r...
of Jaooh hnek. late of Hearer twp. i ,Z
The aeet of Catharine timjfl. Kim of sv.lmon c i
who wsj Ouardian of George W.and Eiiaabetb, miuur
chiMnn ef Jacob Zcrhy, late or Washington two.
The aee t of liVJuas Tmtstcr, acttag aiaee'r of Jacob
.liuhviiiu, ui. ui ii na iwsvrr (WD.
Ihe acc l u A. K. MMdletwartk, Adm'r of Isabella Spi
(elniyer, late f West Binrer twp.
Tb. aec't of Henr S. llotxr. oue of tha nf
toe S. Boyer, late of Washintrtoa twn.
Tha acc'. of Tnamai H im, board u of Jam-s and .Saml
L,1wo tnhi( eliildren of aml Wolfe, late of l.-.wii.bnrir
Tbeaectofonrr Jf.raaaeJnar'..f ll. k u
n., two minor eliildren of Saml Wolfe, late of Lewi.hur.' '
p., latbanuc, and Jobn. lour nuuor clUMiraa of -rmo.-l
rVoite, late or Lewis!.
in. aM oi jnrafiKt ifWM.one or the Eaaof tu lart June next, between the Hours of 9 o clock A.
W'4i55tr M-and '' p- M. otU day, when and
of Jacob iiartman, late of Center two. where all persons concerned may attend if they
Ttieaor tof J.i A Aartin,A.Uurcum.testan.orDaTld feel themselves a'prieved by the above classi
EK2?S7 n,., I nation. 8AMUEI. MA1WHALL, ;
of Kiiwbeth wiimt, iat of liiijr iwp.
44. aftCATcr. acting Ex'r 1
iMvui n'urkk, Ex'r of Jsoob
A.l.aafe Atka.a.la. BT--. 1
auoi vititaitr,. '
COi'RT Proclamation Wherea. the
Hon. ABM 8 WII.XJN, President Judge
for tbt tf'th Jndlrtcl IWrtrirt. xntrtinRof CM mtiliu
f Caion and MitOio, and Jjkvii Wittuutl aad Jkb
Mauuiu, Enjuirea, AmoniaU: Ju'ljel In UdIo eounty,
bare t-pul their iret, hamn ita Um 2iUi amy of
b , aad to uw directnl, fur Uw holding of an Or--pilaus'
CourM'-uurtorCunitnoo Pica, Oyer and Trauuer,
aud g-o-rnl Quarter Scwlifis, at hKVV UKUUN, tat the
onutity or I nlon, on Ue IViira .naag vj mam
nod, (trnnt the Inch dar la, aud aonttaue two meks.
XOTIVB in therefore hereby pien to the Coroner,
Jiutici-i of the I'eaee, and l!unUlileii in and for tho coun
ty at l aii u, to aupesr ia UH-ir own proper peraou with
lix-ir 1MI, kecupla, loiui.iiionj, fUaininalioni, and
other Ueaiemhraacea, to do Umm thing! bk-h of thrir
ouira and in Uieir bihalf apiortatn to be done; and all
willies- and other persons i.roaei-miui in behalf of the
Commonwealth a jalnt any perwm- o perma, are re
quire! to be then aud then attending, and not depart
without leare at their peril. Jttjtieea are requested to
be punctual in their atuuuaocs at uw appuiuieu uiue
agreeable to notice.
hand and eal at the Sherif ' Office in
New Bi-rliu, the :!lt day of March in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and nfty-uirM, aud iu the
wrenty Uth year of the Iudetietulewio of the Lulled
hiatus oi America, im sur-ewc iww.iwii
JOHN KEiiLtti, Sheriff.
T 1ST OP VCVHLIIS of Foreign aud
I l Domestic Merchandize, Ac, within the
couuty of UNION, for die year 1S53, as
appraised and classified by the undersigned,
duly appointed Appraiser of Mercantile Taxes.
RriUmct and .Y.imcr. ' Clou. Lixnre.
Wurrs Dam Mim U. W. High 13 $10 W
Foaast In" Work Kauffuian, Uebcr 1 Co. 13
10 UO
New CLt3toiAScchlcr k Uurger
West Milton J. Dateuaan k Son
LCTlsaiTO M.-ur Baker (liquor)
14
12
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14
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14
14
14
14
14
14
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7 00
12 Ml
10 60
do C. W. Si-harto do
do lieaer, Kremt r A Mount
do Jesse Nhrey.-r
do John Uoushtoa.
do J. Jl V. Spykcr
do C. E. Iiww
do J. J. Walls
do 8. f. Lyndall
do L. l.MnigM a- Co.
do KebiT & Vorso
do Neiius k Bi-ale
do J. Il.yei t Co.
do Tnomas Ilayi-a
do livers Amnions
do A". L. llHtlield
do A. al. Lawsho
do llit'luas cabit
d Alexander Amnion
do Sv ui. T. lleituiyur
do i. k D f ilfcr
du 1. P. Tuuia
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V.tlnTS Tr. Younirman L Walter la
do M. iL lasgart 14
Sataoiis Dm renrose Iletrii.lt (tlnuory 14
PwxsTp. Johu llumiuel 14
Sm vrt tlorl J. U. App 1
SuiKsuloye. J. O. L. Shiudle 14
do IarU k SeliDMra (liquor) 12
do Daris k E:kU rt do 14
do J.hu Hall - do 11
do r.!t)ih tjouldron do 14
do If. W. Snyder do 14
do Isaac Smith 4 Son do 14
do B. k t. J. S. hnch 14
do Isaac touldiou 14
do Colsiier k Moyi.r l'i
do Isaac Oearhart 14
do Jeremiah Crouse 14
do Oeo. W. Kiahel 14
CAM; Tr. Haul Witmer k Itrther It
do W. J. k S. Ilermld (liucr) 14
do . O. k S. llerrold 14
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do Peter Oerinau do
51ior.i.!.nvua II. W. Smith (lr,uw)
do
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rianinel Wittcltmrcr
JaciTb WittcnnijaeT
Jaciih Aurand
do
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; Mmmrclttr. Tc J. t A. Sauers
Clxtui Tr. Mi.il InswarUi, Kerns k Co.
llEAYcKTos KrMcrick ntnaluall (li'llwr)
do Moses Upt cht j, do
DtAVra Tr. James S. Smith
do Daniel uiilh (liqanr) .
Adausmiu Iteuben Keller do
do U. k J. .-uiilh do
WtsT B:att. Iteulsin Ketler dn
do II. II. W..rs-!.r.tl uo
do Benjsjuin llay
rEiTaiTiiia M. KkHner Son (liquor)
do Wilihun Bofrir do
Um&tistqx Shem Hpilcmytr .
do J. II. Kilcrt
do li. V. Glover
It
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It
14
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14
13
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14
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do I' i li. A. Jones
Slabtows l. B. Knrrt fH.uor) ' '
" " t'. t D. 'Weidenssnl ' '
! liraux Ikon Wosrj Church, Itooke 1 Co.
II laTLir Tr. Maik Hsifuenny
MunlNstti Stilarr A Brother
do
do
do
do
da
do
do
flo
do
do
do
Thomas J. Clliut
(liquor)
do
ao .
10 to
11 on
lo fro
7 W
lo oo
7 Oi
7 00
7 OO
7 oo
S ill
3 At
7 00
7 00
10 00
10 0
In CO
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 On
7 On
7 on
3 Ml
7 00
Henry I. net
Thy lor Wolfe
W . A J. Young
1). II. Kissel
Younjr k Brother
A. ii, U. Kemper
J. W. ."anils
Jacob Hi kemetl
Them is llaeseuplug
K. 11. Walter
rna. tl.ii A t f ...
rvaii 1 null u 1 . 11114.
( , rtKla Tp.MUn Ra
1 Bimu x Ko-ns-Jame. ii creh;i.t
1 Ki:u.i Tr. D. i. GuJOin (livtuor)
Ntw Bi3ux r.oshcm; Antes
do
Klward Wilson
do
do
do
do
do
do
M. kieekuer
J. 1. Bincar
liola'it hwiucford
II. U. Maize
John II. Cornelius
David Mauck
Cb o ii &s v ille Y cor if k t liciiwr
DISTILLERIES JXD BEEWEU1E1.
Siunnel HttCrvnpIue iilflinburft
5 00
b Uo
6 )
a uu
6 Oil
6 UU
6 On
6 UU
M to
t 00
12 M
U to
OU
ft UU
6 oC
7 00
1 CO
7 00
7 On
7 00
7 on
7 oo
J'.m Ilustfortli ;haptaari Xp.
Jolin IlfimM do
rbilip l.iirkhart do
Henry .mitb UMtTTelia:
Jacob W. tsiiiith MVst Uravcr
Miohtvtel W y aud t Hearer
I. at S. C.rttRiiliu Jo
.'Wb Itiurth tin
MartiD lUi.ly Wrt Buffalo
Yxvinh & Kulljr
1 Vtah A Kulljr
'. Uttt k Mouti-1
(at k Moutflini, dti
! -Adam IStutznuio Lioitton
I MUliVH J11UIUIO ItlTJ
GttlST .Vlir.X tftnr)Simme.
siirnaej uonmau t Lite Ueer Mills $l,OoO
I Kauff.nan.KeherlCo.-ForestIr.Wka J1
I). K. KcUy-WUte Ihjar tp. 600
John lirown-bewivbunt 6lK
Mi-hael Hrown-ast LuilsloTn. islO
Alfred KneaSS do Sou
1 a l .-
.... .. .
" uuenmeger linn. ip. l.vm
nr. a. s. i utun.iDs do
H. Ietaritijf do
J-M Yocutu d
tiewirpt? A-Snyicr do
Miller k ficht ch WaiLin-toD Tp,
Jarrb SrlWli do
amufl Hum do
G'-orge KriBcr Ccnt r Tp.
Joha 5. Kern do
1,100
l.tKO
Olio
fee)
eii
bOO
b-m
7U0
bO
00
6o0
(.'
6CO
trx
Wk)
b0
b:m
: fruO
6oO
SK)
300
fOO
3O0
1,0110
1,")(0
MM
1,1101)
eO0
H
1,000
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Ma)
6U0
2U0
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BfK
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SOO
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7 OA
7 W
7 W)
7 W
7 no
7 00
7 on
7 W
7 "0
ieon tfamptifl do
J. Ore, nhue Bearer Tn.
7 00
Reuh-n Orimm do
iSi'M''
., ... ' ;, ..
7 no
7 00
7 00
7 uo
7 ou
7 uo
7 00
7 OU
7 00
7 UO
7 ou
7 on
7 on
7 00
7
7 GO
7 ou
7 OU
7 00
7 u
7 W
7 oo
7 oo
7 oo
7 00
7 00
7 io
7 00
7 oo
7 uo
7 oo
7 CO
n IL
John
lianra ao
nry lelkcr do
i""" fT', ,. 7
Faml WVrlfo'a heh-aBulUIo Ta.
a Sn 2
Jonn Jtufii Harney ip.
I. tireisDarii uo
David Stitaer do
Ahrahara Orwig
Jaeub Mowrer Union Tp. .
ttwninel Mwrer do
Iianiel Benfer dn
fhilip Sehnnr Perry Tp.
Samuel .-hivile do
Widow Lutlit do
Frrtieri-k Metser do '
Snyder k Keimr's hrs da
Joseph Kleeknr New Berlin.
John Kliue Middleereek
7o
7 00
I herebv ci ve notice that nn Anneal
ill be
. r - n,
ough of New Berlin, on Fbid.t, the 3d day of
tlTThe above Licenses will be made out
.ni4 r,v f.ir .4M.i.'.rr irnmrrliMnlw nftnr tr..
Appeal, and by law they are required to be
lilfpil nrtVM-H4 Ir. ttm lirl Amur rt Jnlv tiTl
J '
famsi au ueimqmois. j.mnAti.4
. ' - Trra-snrcr nl Tninn r.nimlr.
.It 11' 1 1 liits II 1 I Tw
. KewBcriiii, May8,1855w
I-Lr. of Qn G. W. Kauts (liiU T)
Far-aiiOG Dsniel 0 rman
il l It. C. lh.UtT.
do :. k V. C. Moeer lejnor)
do rV'ver k llassler do
do I. 0 k II. 8. Hover do
do l.Rl.U r k Seebold do
Sheriff's Sale. i yt
t firianff of Union eoilntv will e" a' 'e
Berlin, al 0, A.M., of Monday, 16U May-
a traateaTM aeras (40 improrad.) with 2 mt "
and lo, bara, in l-erry Tpa. p ronarty atJaeoh Bea
A VI Virt of tract of '2 a.-rea in 1'unna twp, with a maf
bond log ...rir;'. .',40 sea
SZZVZrt li STthe other ol
acrcs-a property of Christian and Bebeeca Plaack.
JURY LIST May Ten. 1853.
. GRAND JL'RORS. '
Hf BilTala Leanauu Dor rows, i.oUrt 0. H. syca,
swrrynm l.n. w
ISrw ttrttn mymwri irm incur-, ,,- .
iwubkuy J. C. Klly, Auiiew Cofuuliua.
tf.i-.ft lwr Klioeh-r.
ntilrcUvHMT'l VVOUiuiiTrf Inrael KnetUe.
JUfiUUfrff C'barK U-nudt.
jfiorWVy Jubn ObarUn. Ibbiuas Cburib, n . Jobnsutn,
Samuel Oharlt-H.
JMtJato-lUkiM nm k, John roar, JvUU waaamu.
tint Ilvffdo Mirbiwl L'ruwn.
' Jnju c barlea Ubj-w.a.
tVareiMoucs fcpeebt, Ptrr S ttterolt
H'cjjI y.ieer Gtx'nie Lon.
M hUc lAxrltiUtc Uiddn.
TRAVERSE JUROR.
Ins Pa m up I iiha. .norv Atama, 1. Kanta. Jew
Ywcuin, Samuel Febrer. lUnry I. Curua, tiaiuucl C. 'wh
er, Andrew Ui udL-nsriiiittar, bianiwi ituur, ifiiry n.vin-r.
( httpmanJ. a. Asbiu'jody, Abel iiVrruid, Jubn Hvi-
rold, jr. j
jM ry OcorRe IfertzHne, Zarharia OoPlun. I
jftrtstf 4'briidhui Itnle, KoUrt Katlirrnmn.
WtU IPMoCbruaa 1'buik, Levi MiUer. Conrad
Sbprklrr. i novriller Kcifh.
Atij 'hrtbUaa ttwltxlius, Joevph Muascr, Jacob
iciuiey, Jlibn Klin.
Lm.i"nt Au-s U-nfer. Joflih Filiaon.
While JJctf Auruu tiiiilb, Kobcrt Caudor, IHtiJ B.
Kaullinan.
IPartr Tmar Anrand, Adam PjuvJit. jr., J. Groaa.
l uton M. II. laKart, Jmcub iaruLart.
t'tUre JtuMb ir'ryer, I) in. .-yivi.
At Iferi'H -Juhn Alrnun.
Attd'HecrfL Paiuutl Yn.it.-r, jW-nrr 1.1' UL
Ittjralo laid Vauvida, Pbilip Kubl.
tt Btavr PetrtiroK!S jr
Lnciatarg-Uver A in mo. unatbaa Nesbit.
H'ashinrn i'atiicl lieruian.
l i t Buffalo J .Un t dii. r.
M-JJluMui y A Jam KJm.
PETIT JL KUR?. (2.J week )
ry -Juhn Sliadls, afjrob Martin.
Inton Noab Kiinffit?r, Sf'auebr.
II'trtUyjHin' Mn l'i. n, YkX.-t M'unu'r. L. Kliue.
At jiiiiiiitrjJuxtlt HuukarJ. Ianil .M.w.
Hu:rnU .Martin D. 1U:J, Win. Hakr, W. DrT.
At-iy I'UvbI Clark. 1 i.ithrt Jiuf.b KliUinpiT.
E'liX liHjfuu--tiwr$! Kct-dj fti.iuul liunkiw, Abraham
Frtdtirick.
I'n Iniel nrriitt, JJln 9. Walter. E. C Ilarlman.
lleury Motr.
Uvcithu'ift Peter Bearer, PeUr Ntfins, J. WVUcl, Jo
sinh linker.
Wtt Uunfr Mi-h3l fierhnrt. Julio Lnelu
Hjrf BujiduJuhu iiabl, ImumI t .-bt-r, John Lng 1
hart. HttT Aaron J. MiMleinrarili. J. Kern.
Xw iUrixu etinrv U nur, Ibarra Walter.
t7niman inatiu.l A-ktr.
Issue List, Mat T.
i-imon Pnitlg .n Jacob W SniHb'i. Eiucutirs
Fanw aaiui
lleury t r r ts A ? (umtnitirti
Christ in o Vnlter V. V U;fUol!ur
Jonathan 7 ll-ra w bL U'k
u b ijuliitan lUVa n A Tliuun and Mejtinijer
('rt-tjt-ri' k K Wwi s Win Wil n f-aiiiir
Jcbn tut lift kef'-lirr v.- Albul Grvtu'e Li ra
W in Frtck x Sainl Hi ldm
Jhn llartitiau Jr. ic. x lb-nry LoDg
Lt-cki-r . -ilr I bH. St.-. n
It ( "brift ts Jonri li M i.w; rs
Dauinl l.-y.r ti J iiu 1 li-li'-r
t.eoCbiii'i-t l and wii-j v J lm Mnrjiby and wife
vtj tjti-riT" I'iivr and aifo
KratiT. N'ntie A Co. TS J;tn"i. ("ul.- rtM.u rt al
hnrati rfca.il va lYtT lit-. bul s fct ra
nry V Snyder " A TliOiu.ti et al
Ji-rob Pto.a Tit lctt-r llumui;l 1 1 iui!(i.)
Maty Mntoui(-ry t Tl.t; Ubniau'a hx'ra
GMTpe li i I vn Ji hu rtut.iii jr
raiul Stu k's Atlin'r y sir ml t.ilVrt
J U t'uiitb's tirs J bn A fc liaituoaa
JollU Lapp T3 aTtlDU'-l bViliU l
Jailit-i braM VH lWucviiic i-4.'U
V atfrmaii A Yuuii W In'Vt wiili O. tO!nr'
Pafid It 1-aJUb Ts A Tliiinas rl al
iliuh-tcl WaguiT a Cbarirf t'awley
rarae ts A Tuorna et al
III 1) KetbT T Char l I! M.riiwr
Irrtni-rirk lhUndr Trt J Mitrbcl A J Mitcbcl jr
a-unuvl KIo t Oiucn Lf r.n
Ilnrtuian f -r AJanu t V Wnonwlbr
John Mt'uuiit!); J i bit ib i luth-r
CUini'tit A Ma6:r vs Y-Hin-.-iiiiin A Walter
Kinie t Jhn 11 H-m
ranie Y-mncmu A Walter
J tun lbs ExVrs tb Vttlftitine HiO
Ob.irlc Mnjn r Tt J- bn K :hcr A.C
Fwter liuinui.'! Tri Jacob puul
I'-arth r A be r M l'jllck
lV4r KWitir't EVrs W F Waionwllcr
Jarob strubir k II lU.4.-iijub it ul
m Yuunrr th W iu V'-m
Kn-d'-rirk ivi.'M--r jr re J Itartninn jr niih n. t-t 'Jars
JmtnTTtiti. Tumlecr Miz pib atitti au to bm - - -
Abraham WoliV iVler Wwfa
Thiima.- Kboate Or hi Ki.-rl
Ivtrr Wolt'e yg Abrxbain tto.bi
Jam. I'Cn ibt tp Vaq Kcrler
llitK-r, A trriux- r va J.u. ri Smith
.lobn Kiln ?t al vb J Martin ct al GarnL-baJ
M tUhr is K Uurtmiu
Abrahnm Wult th Sam Wnlf
lier iUfurmed Churvb 8 Kianp Lutbertin Cburch
VtT Kantz .J -t.rife ti.iriii.iii
LUn l;euxlar g JamcK M'Cr-ibt
A S Cunintiuga ts Ue II I HolU-n.-U-itt
Mine t (.nin t u
IVter HH.-h T Mrnry linsU
km mo T X lVsh
JltAi pTS llui Jihn-ya
Cbrbt A Frick t iyeury WCmtfT
J. EYtpTER, Proth y.
To tb Don. A. P. Wilson, lr-9i.1ent ani hi AwiciatM,
Jii.ttn of theiV-urt i'l t;.:artcr t'H-n '-f U.t I'.-.w-c in
tor tho ciiuuir u- Li'ion, at .uy irni. a. v.
T1
UK ps-tiU'iii ol -ii i' im lii' lil r-8!i'tluL;y bi,wctti tbr.t
Tour M'titimr Mill wniK's in a lar-' ana onmino-
(lion-i 1i'u.m. in t iirvt-.l f ii thf tururikt n ul irau i? ira
Is4wisburtr to t'i tilbury, in tin twi.!hi f Vwt KiiiTala.
wbirb is now, ait'i bud t'-r unuml- rof cniv bct-ji rit as
a public house of uUtrtiniu-it tnr atraiikrvra aLl trar
vlfru; ami ihnt bf ift wl! niJriJ mtb rtabiittj; fr br
and all oilier ronreniiiwi nwt-ary for the fir the
a-iv)iuiulation .u:riikti-rtainiiH-nt of traiitTs aiiii traf
lrw. Il tbcreHim rrn,riru!ly r-y3 yur lienor tn
piMnt hini a hVcnse t coutiutic ou ubiic bona f en
tfrtainmnt at (lie ila-e ai-ovs nanud. And yur v-U-liout-r
will CTr pra c Olli.OX bit. 111.
We, th unJ-Tfiipncil, citizf-nof Eart DulTJo townsbip,
do hnby rertify Utat arp fuT-onAlly ac.juaiotrd wiih
titt.n litt'hl, the abv )rt-titioiir; nod Kl.-o Imriti a
knoMe of th boueM and tit l-mtioD fur wh:rh vtm
tiunameof liivi..s in frayl; and that wc coni-l.-r nmrb
a lnue of pubsir Mitfrtfiinnifnt wry intwsary in that
pltuu. to airt'RinuMlalt tbe putiic aud trailing commu
nity: and that ibfaid arpliraiit i a man ot com! repute
lV.r boni9ty and UroT.iii e; and (hnt tit wrll pnividcd
with bouM tiN.in ttnd itaMtnir-and all other convenit-nrt
tor the l xitiirt and acot-iiimodatiouof tttranjeor-t and tra-el-r.
Wo tlh-n-fon Ixf? b-ae to rco-romfnd tlut a ti-
cronchf grantud bi biin airrrHbie toba petition.
hand Kraut Iirij. Svhntck timrtjc Waiter
StmuH itUHkd -I'TixMHi Frederick Aiirahnm. Hnwrtox
llrnry irftz Jw.n IknnT J.J.n & S truck
J'n Hvff-'rd J"ftn Jf. X'll iWer KUin
Samuel ZrVtrt Lrad LoLach,
AprilS.lX ;
To tbe Tfonnmbl tb Jurist of tbe Court of Quarter
S-Mionsof lite IVuoe Jut tbe Couuty uf lintnut Mj
Sr"i(.n, A. P., l.:t.
ri'ili. IVtition of Martin Rul rofptftiny ahoweth:
That your p"titi-nT 0"t-upi a ct.ru nioditms b"Ur.
situatru in Kunit!e luwnump on ine nn.i leaiiinir irom
wirtbiin: tn brush V.ilmy. at a Mill forniTly OfuiI by
Daniel D. t.uMin. wbi. li 1h.um m vt ll ralrulatti firt
public bousof intrlninui-iit nuJ biu .mi n il-"i. mm furb,
and from it n'ijrli.-orlm-il and oiiuaiion ia miltable a
Weil as ntK'efiifary fr thn acromnuiili..n of tbe public
nj the tbe entertaininent of 'trnnci-rn and traTflcrn.
That he is well rovi.iwl with atabtiu for bor?p aod all
cniiTrnifnecsnfce-rory fr th euh-rtainni-ntof Ktrawxrs
and Uavlre. -lie, Uirrrf 'ft', rript-cti'uily prays tiM
Court to grant him licvn.-e to ooDtiiiue kejiin an Inn
or public hrmse of BnUTiainmeut at th piatsa bvrmn
naTn'J ; and your petitioner will ever pray. Ae.
Man-lttW. WAKTIN RUDY.
We, the unJorsijrneda ciiizen of the Township rf Huf
thlue aforesaid, bring pmnalty at uain ted with Martin
liudy, the ttbTe nauK-d potili'Kn-T, end nlfo having a
knowledge of the boue for which the lirewe ii pray d,
do b'-rt-by certily that tui h koue in n ry tu accom
modate the publir'ainl entertain ittraners and trarthr ;
that lie b pron of good repute U x bone&ty and tetti
peraiiee and that be is well prepared with house-room
and eonTunie ucea for tbe lodging ami accommo'tation of
strangers tnd traTlt r. Wo, tbcrefirc, beg IcaTe to re
co oi mend tliat ft been to be granud bim agreeably to bis
petition.
Ihtm'U Better, John Ifcinly, Brnjawm Sfxtemvker,
William HnucJrt 1itwgr Ilifr, Danisi M. Rcnntrt ,
J'tcob eyiurd, Isaac Walkrr Adam I'unfff . .
liter lit mmdr'ich, Atrattan lounyAbr'm fyitytlmeytr.
April 7, lHiKL .
To tbe Hon. A. TTi1.on, Prent, and hi A30ciatv,
Judges of tbe Court of ijuaxter tkatoontf of Ute county
of l'nbn.
The petition of the ftunseriber refpeetfally nhoweth, tliat
be is in poM,'?.- n of a nmiuiodiouH buir. eitiiattl at tbe
Porea! Iron Worki, White Deer twnhin. eatdOuuir.
Whirh is well e-iletilated fr a public buuae of entcrtain
nient, and IW ttie aornromodation of Ktransers aud trae-
clerii; that In- bt wll-nroridtd with stabling ftr boratta.
ard all eonvetiieuoat neccuaary for the entertainment of
straneri ai.a irnrei-rti. lie uu rt iitre rei-ectiuiiy pravt
the Conrt to tiraut him A ltcenae to keep an inn or public
honae of euiwiuuuii.ent at tbe above nuuu-d plaice. And
will pray, ic DAN 1Kb b. KKBKU.
- IhthtJurffraebtwetmmed.
We, the tutiftrrihern. ridonta of White Deer town "hip,
do hereby certify that Daoi -1 B. Keber, tbe applicant tr
lieenne, Ip a man of giod rnpute tor hone.ty aud teniia-r
anee, and le well proridrd nr bo aw ruorn end conrenl
enaes for the lodging and aroonniodntjon nf stnmcr and
travalens and th at a pu blic boose there is Decesrary ; tly
tbenlre recoiumnd biin aa a proper person to bo iicen
vd to keep a public bouse. t
Utnry CuHmbritr J-hn Kfch Iftmy VJI
Xicftobt$ fVreveu 6-o. II-terHnf J, llthtriing
John Bred lWwta iVtnt - Barid Mnpxk9
itUr Aw J Jiicv Btei'imkrfT) Jvmttun IH-Afmitrfcr
..aAiyrilW,! - - f
STILL MOME NE WS COSCERMSQ
THE SUSQUEHANNA RAILROAD
which is to be extended rum Lewitbur'j lo
Lcwistotcn on the Janiatu
" tbroagli'by MlOIInliara;!!
IT ia fact Ibat I. II. BlftNel baa got
ahead of all the Companies, and baa now
opened one of the beat and largest stocks of ,
FALL & WIN I Elf. tiUUIJS
erer opened in this country, and of such si j lea
and qualities aa will giro iatwfactioD to UI.
DRY GOODS of all kinds,
GROCERIES,
Coffee, Tea,' Ppiees, Sugar, Molasses, Bice, Cheese,
Crackers, Soap, Caudle, Tobacco, Seara, e.
Alto Hardware, (jueensicare, Cetlurware,
Boots and Shoes, Jfats,
and Capi of the latest atjle and beat quality.
Umbrellas, Drusbes, Brooms, H.inta ground and
dry. Oil of all linda, and other article too
. r - I. 111 u. 1.1
numerous to mention ail oi which wm oo nw
at pi ice ao low as to astonish purchaser.
Al! kinds of Country PKODUUE taken in
exchange for Goods.
fr-jTleaae giro me a call oeiore purcnasiug
elsewhere, as I charge nothing for looking at my
Oooda. D. II. KISSEL.
Mifflinborg, Oct 28 1858
The Road to Health!
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
CCRE or a DISOKJ'tKED LIVER BAD BWKrTIOX.
tl y oj a I'll'.r fr:m Mr. R. W. Kirliu, tVieaul, 7, 1'reiCA
.Vrc. Ltrerjiol,iIiiti t-.A June, lol.
To Proieior li'iLioaAV, rir Vuur Tills aud Oiatment
bare sukI tile lushest oai our sale ll.t if i'n.irietaij Ie-ilL-iues
lor some years. A runu.nier, to wbotn 1 ran refer
f r aujf ennuirte, d. Mrea uie to let you kuow tbe (.artio
ularofliei au.e. Mie kail be n ttoul.lid lor J. ars with a
d nonlered liver, aod tad iMeatn.n. wi tlic Uot oeeai-i'iu.
l.oweT.-r.tlie Tirulewc of tin- attark was ao atarouug aud
tiie ioi'.uui ili. n set iu an severely, tUat doul'ts erw euler
tairril of b-r not beine. able to bear uo uuder it; fc.rtun
ately sl.e aaa iodued to tiy y..ur Pills, and alte informs
m tliat afler tiie hf.t. aud each Aitcew dioa dose, sbe bad
great relief. Mie eoutmued U. UM inem, ana anno
ua. 0. i.uly threa He .-lie ii uo m tiie euj..juut
erfcrt l.eallli. I eoiuu uare eeui yuu ujanj "...r c.
but lite a
I.. fii.,.. irrmlM fthr attitk aJ tneirixeile
ctir-, hi-raka luU' b 1 tb.uk in Uvur of y.ur aUonvbiu
ljiia. (eim-d li. w. hi KK L A.
An EXTI.VOl:lIXAKY CI'KK or HllKl MAT1C EVEK,
13 V.CI 1LkJ.t.N H 1.A.M1.
C'V'j 'fa LVrr inttiU't in thr IMmiit Tt-n Cvvrier fftht
lf AIureA.i, if 'S-J- .
!arr:iri t M'i funij.-n. ninet en year 4 rwidln at
N.-w Tiiuii, b;.d ix-n r'friiitf lr"iu a i bnt riieniua'ic
f vrr, l.r Uiwiir.l ui two h.oiithe, wbtrh bd enlirtly
dfpriTMt Jtt-r of Ihe ure '.f h-r limlw; durii' Uii" perioti,
-lit- w:is iiu-U r tbe care of th m eminent nivitcal imru
iu llotart Tom ii, and hy tbein b-r eae wm ruti?id n-d
hrj-'l. .. A tri-'nd prtaill H-n hT tn try UolUrWajt
ci'lr-bruttil Pills bit h -Ke eoDci.t-d to do, and iu au
in-rt-d.Ue 5birt spat.e of Ui. ;b. y oiler ted a p:rlet cure.
ttKB Or A I' A I N" A"D T!(iIITb IN TtlX CIIlT AM)
fTo.M Ai ii or A lLl.-ON S4 VciAa jT Ast.
From V'sw. 7,.-w C .Sun. l'nprit irs of 0,t .yr n A leer-
tiu r. K-tto rnn vmrh Jvf fu JitountLi ttatrmmt.
To Trot Si-T I1.,Uww.lK. August Al, :..
r'lr; I t!-ir- bt tnwur tt-ctiaaony to the (tnod rlt-rU of
IK liow-ij'it i'iil". t'wr uie y-ra 1 hutbrt il ncterriy fri'iu
a f iu and ti. IttU'-ss in tlm utouiacu, bu tj wa els-.
nciiiiuv.lird b a -b'T'Tit rx i f bra(b. ttat piv- iitl me
frt..iu w-iiktiT:; aiut. 1 ain M &n .f ajfe. and iwtunh-t-lldill
luy a-lvuut. d iUle of life, tb Fills bar.- fo
rrb'-vt-d in', thft I iu:i desirout. tliat otbtrM fhould be
laUtle ni..i.iiUl aiib ll..-ix fixluen. 1 aui now rendi-n-d.
by Ibeir m-fin. r'UiprtrattT-; Mle. and rail U.ki i-t-r-t
. without iiii-tjuii.ni-i.i ur pain, abjeli I couid n.'t di
bclorr. ,-Trf
IlL.XhA Lut:, Snh street. Lyrn, N-i-f lk.
WOXOKlrtT L EFKlCAi'Y r IIsWAT'S VILLA I
CALS o M.O.'V.
rersnf fufft rii.-r fr-m tropT. either about Um- tnm of
lift.', or at oth.-r tic... ih-uKI iuinmiiaty bave r-eiurf
to thei-e t iltj-.a!1 hitU'tn-'l' -f -T-'ti' at' -nuuall cur-d.
by tltcir u-e, i tliis din tul cntplamt in iu dittrvnt
wht-n ail oilier luvaus bad t-ii.tni.
rjaa Irin-ntr-1 lU as..l.i miy tj u II i . tsm J1 Ala t-
ivuriny t.-mieiutut:
AwTiie rio;.-y JuUbdire Seeond-iry
.'..tihma lv.-ntery Liver n. pints mpt' mi
liuitiua Com- l.rr4f; Lutuljao Ticltouiveux
1'htitits i'.-inuif Irrcg-llias Tt-aaore
leluU-b- on ulariti'-e Mm nmatifnt I'-cvre
tbe .kin ler-Ti. of !. lift ntM'tt W Ven-feal Af-R.twi-lCutprb'i
kinds t'tiim fiitiuu.i
C-jirs l it KrjtuJa, or Wortas uf all
tt u--tirJt'n of t.utit Kii g Evil kitb
tl, U.kvI lb aUaihe Src lUxuats Vat.u-tsfrni
Cf.n mi mpun l-idije'tkn &t'ue and any caus
Debility lutldbiation Orafrl k-. Ac.
StAI at tl.e F..-tMshment ef PrfroT I!iwwat, 244.
Strand. Vnear Tfinple Uxr. LootioD.) arwi hr all TT.prtlrraa
Iirai'i-If and d-'-ders in M'-dirin- tbrrair hmt tr.e Rrti-h
hm.'i.-e. and III of tiie I niftM .t-- te. in at -' i '
b't. and 1. carh. U hd "a!e t-T the rrn'-.r-il iV.'sr
1h.ii in the l'n.'-u: br flr ?r It . ?m New Yrk ;
an i by Mr. I l Kmpt. T. ?uth .ith !t l'l.il.M).bia.
3"i'b-rv it eni'rM' s,--.-; tki' tli srt
Itu-.i-s.-N. H. l liei ti ! hit the r-lauoat ef paHetiU im
tTt-ry di9.-idvr. re ait.xt-d U- et-b
WATCH DEPOT,
LEWISSUPtG, FA.
VI.. HATFIELD, bas oo band a large
. and splcoilid assortment of U Truas,
Sm nr. a war is and Jeweirt, just rtctivrd flora
the best Importing and Manufacturing Houses
in l'hiladeliliia aud New York, and consequent
ly much lower than if purchased from thus, lie
tailer who pretend to ba Wholesaler.
Onia fab-nt U.rrs, full wel,l, lsk f '0 OB to $125 00
do tlo ii a tewe:..!. 1K 44 t) - W l"
do
do
do
do
do do foil j'Wt-lrd. li u ( "
d'l do b jrwola, lbk W (X)
06 (0
bO (a)
50 00
to oo
36 V0
s no
2 00
8S UO
51 00
35 IN
jo ra
14 l
10 00
10 HO
I 110
'.'i 00
Id liO
So IHI
l; to
Ani-hors, lull jwelial, lk,
do tin do lull
la-pines, 4 to S jewels lk
dn 4 jnwelff. lt'.k
English anil Frenrh WaU-hea. lSk
SO 00
00
j oo
IS )N "
li iio "
20 UO "
14 "
) OO "
II 00
11 00 "
7 00
4 CO
2 SO "
ISO -VS
IM
14 l " '
00 a
do
do
do
itrer Patent Levers, full jeweled,
do do do & jewels,
do IluntinK do jeweled,
do An"-liorp, full jeneled,
do Lepini'S. 4 li 8 jewel.
(iermsn iiter brpines, 4 jvwel.a,
Silrer Quarters.
rliTuian ilver k second hajul Watrbea,
Ijold Guard Chain..
do Laities' Fttfo 1 liaiu.
do lieuli.-nieu's Fob Chains,
do Ve.t Oiains,
4old liits' Hreat Pin, late. stTlea,
sueh as 31ournlU)C. llux and l,las,
Camras.Cluntrr., mill, liraueh,c
dokl .entlemen'n Kreat lias,
do t'ulf Fins, different stlca,
do Finder liinjra,
tit.l.l Kar Hiiis, pu'h as Hoops. Prc-wi.
1 00
: -
2d
CO
i Ml
S 00
Ji nnjr l.md., forn, W heat, Straw-
kerrv. Cluster. Scroll, UrancU, kcn 1 00 '
Gold Watch eals, 3 oO M
do do Eejs, 50
do Pencils, 1 25 "
do Pens, 1 60 "
do peeearles, Ota,
do llunbnr Lockets, (Jladalias) t 00
do Bracelets, J 60 "
Bilrcr puons, leas, Tables, Desert, and
Halt, I 00 -
Silrer aectadea, 1 00
a no
7 00
lo co
s no
lo oo
12
12 M
90 00
Z 10
And a .ariet of fin gootb, latest atyles, neatlj
got op, at price to suit the times 0 and ar
ranted to be what sold for. Also a great variety
of gilt and plated goods Chains, Pins, Spoon,
Lockets, Spectacles, Cases, Ltaskets, l.r Kiags,
Sbal Tins, Hair Pin,Coral Heads, Steel Beads,
Parses, &t., etc., Sic. Also
Brass 8 day spring and weight Clocks C 00
do 80 h. ur do do do 60
8 daTwnnd and sUTiia fleers, IM"
Month Clocks. 1 j 00 "
Alabaster Parlor Clock., 10 no
io w
4 00
8 AO
28 no
18 00
Patent Lcrer (or Marina) Clocks, 8 00
French AccoritcODS, 8 kejrs, 8 io
do do lnJ4 - 60
Polka d ' luJJ " 10 Oo "
Music Boxes, 3 00
Arid hundred of ankles not mentioned.
T M
li oo
li OO
Watches, Cck and Jewelry carefully re
paired and warranted. Call and see. .
Marco, 1852 . . 1J416
HUSSEY'S GRAIN BEAPER,
for cuttinn both Grain and Grass.
Great Improrttnents fur 1852 !
MANUFACTURED and for sale at the
lettriiburr: Frmndry by
tiEPDEiS, MARSH & CO.
FRESU ARRIVALS t '
(la aUanoe of the Railroad)
AT THE WELL KXOWN
Mammoth Head Quarters!
J. & J. WALLS
HAVE jnt received and opened an nnnB.
i ally large, varied and eiteusire
men l of
Dry Goods, Clothing, qucru
6Vav Cedar and Hard- Ware '
and GROCERIES, '
more in quantity and choicer in quality ni
variety than have ever before been offered in
Lewibburg, being a vast improvement over A,
stock and selections of all former seasons and
purchased al such remarkably favorable rates
as enable us to offer better bargains at lower
prices than can he found anywhere else.
fjrJ-Entirely too busy to give particulars
this week but call and examine oar nmltifa.
rious supplies of everything that anvbodv in
town or country may waul, and prove for
yourselves that in variety, quality and cheap
ness we positively cau't be beat.
JtayAs heretofore, the IlIuilEiT Ciaa
PEICE3 paid fur CHAIN.
J. &. J. WALLS.
Lewisburg, April 29, 1834
NEW GOODST
1&53.
Chenptr than Ever!
TjpHE undersigned would respectfully M.
I nounce to their friends and the ciuzcbj
ol L'uiou county, that they have opened a Nt--
StocH ot Vltl oUUUS.
For Men's Wear they hate
Frenrh Cloth, Doeekins awl fanrj Csjiraers, (olotva ant
Mhite Linen, linlls. I'otiona'iea. etui. Nc, et.Ua
Marseilles Veslinr, i.Kugii-ti linsiery. aer ae.
I'ur Ladles' Wear,
Rirh I.utered ltlaelt ilk, I'lain atx rLaoe?ale Si;ia
Stripe Mike, Marliae. t'becaed India eiik. riiM
I' lirndeliap Olaeea. Paris Faiuted jMCovneta au.1 biiate,
Printed llarracv la, liina, nper Piaiu Moiurlinra, T- II
He Noire, French ant reotell OiliKhaaiS, Nnnlk W riea
( O.llart and L niier?l.eT,- Jaee.net aud Swiss iVIricK,
l aid yi-s tnaerui-i, V..i n Uvea Clgines anj La-ra.
aoe i .ttin h) d ji ,nrj ( a(, s,
ot ; .. ji,,,,., j;,,,,,.,, rt7lawa Haiti f!H
, tlt fj,. Kj,, Tr.ff..u, .IHi sjik ,
: . . . , . . , .. .
UU, W hit i rape ehawla, Klrr-m
Sobir.5. id
Ac. A larrv inJurixueni of
FURNISHING GOODS,
Drug, Matt. mslr Damai-k, Buptrr otton Sbwtis(iv
Pillow Live Muaitu. Ir urnilure 4 Lv-rk. TirR:rr. t'iAl'.u
'ringvs, lAlton Tal le Uiap-r. Ismiii)i TaWe Oor'iM.
kiiui. 1 O.iitf'. LiuU a-ed tlolb and OaUattTavoU: Jocti,
?ut r M-tr--iiltt yuilt-- atid tWnu-rp.Uai.-s, htbut h
biaj-T and Cn-eh T -wl,inj. Ae r.
Their stock of GROCERIES is very lare
and cheap.
Their assortment of QUEENSWAREis one
of the finest ever brought to this .tectum of
county, and extremely luw.
Also, an exiensire stock of HARDWARE.
Their stock of eoods having been purchar,ed
at the present extremely law prices, and fcr
cath, enables them to offer nnusaai induce,
ments to purchasers, as respects variety, stvle
anil prices. The sub!ic are respectfullv inti
tcd lo call and jmle fur themselves 'before
purchain? ebewliere.
COINI RV PRODUCE taken in ex
change fr Goods, and the highest market ra
ces allowed. KEBEK X TORSE.
Ie isbiirr. April 4U, 1853.
THE SUmClER SESSION
or TUE
LEWISBURG- ACADEMY
Will commence no Mosaic, Arait IStb, u
conrinne zr week.
'i lie course of Insiraclion in (bis laititoiioa
is calculoicd tn prepare youths to enter Col
less, ur for jreneral bosiness. ComposiUia
ami Declamation receive careful attention.
All gross, immoral prartices, both ia amt
about liie &climl, are smelly prohibited; and
kindness, courtesy, ami a spirit of hoaorab.e
rivalry amonllie pupils are encouraged.
Tne suscriber is ilfiirous to secure a cU.
of Toons Ladies.
'l aitiiin For I.angaapes $10, Higher Eng
lish f9. and Common Branches, (iDcIu.iir.j
Keadm;;, Wriiii)?, Anlhmeiic, Geirraphv.
(irammur, and V. S. IlKtory.) $6, perseiska.
.No deductions except for sickness.
JOHN RANDOLPH.
Mrrh 55. lm. Principal.
MEDICAL UEF0K3I.
1R. II. It. II.4KRIS would srinounc.la
-" tbe ciiizi ns of I.ewinbura; and ricinity that
be ha removed into Nurih Third street, ia tha
house formerly occupied by Caft.PauI,abore la
Uernian Reformed Church. Thankful for tha
liDeral patronage hiiherto received, he continues
lo offer his professional services lo all whj au
desire tbena.
He practices medicine in accordance with tha
most approved system of Madiral Reform ei'c
no Calomel or Mercury in any form snJ hope
to prove himself worthy of the confiJence tha
community.
lie keeps on hand, for sale, aa extensive
variety of Thomsonian and other Vegetable
Medicines, for the use af such customers a aisy
desire them.
He is also prepared te cleaa and attract Tatii.
Lewibor(r, April 7, 1852
PIANO AGENCY.
HAVING been appointed Agent forth!
of the celebrated Pianos, manufactured bf
I GEO. VOGIIT, Pbilad.,
j the undersigned would be happy to sapply tny
Citizens or uiv f?usqoenanna aruuuirv wocf vr
' desire sn Instrument well made, after the bint
' "nl'ortmtnt- Two of these Instrument ia"
j lately been introduced into Lewirbura, to which
1 1 am happy to tefer any one. The Pianos are
are warranted, and if not satisfactory on trial lot
a year, Ihey may be exchanged. Price reason,
able FRANCIS J. GESSNER.
Lewiaburg. Feb 21, 195..
CHEAP WINDOW SHADE
Depot and Manufactory
or
C. I. Stiller & Co
S. W. coasra Aara as 8scoss STSirrs,
Philadelphia.
T 7 VERT variety of shades. Wholesale aiid
J Ralail, such as Scroll, Flower. Goth
Vignette, Oil and Dry Landscapes, are to W
tiari (it fliaa I -!( nru"M fur aualitv of wort-
Orders for Glt, Plain Store, Lettered and oia-
er Sbn.tcs eveculed at short notice.
Merchants and others are invited to fire M
a call. We trill try to please.
Brasses Trimmings, &c, always oa eaaa.
Remember S. W. corner Suond and aire
fitreets, Philadelphia.
Feb. II, 1833 6rn461
H. GERHART,
Surgeon Dentlit,
4 T hi Residence, Sooth Third S.. f
IX.
01 the Board walk.
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