LETOBURG CHRONICLE, &, WEST BRANCH! FARMER:
ITrioislnirg
Cjjrnnirle
B. O. KICKOK, Editor. O. W. WORSEN, Printer.
At tt.U eaab in advance, $l,S in thru months, t" paid
within ths jni, and $2j0 at the eu of toe year.
Afaata la Philadelphia V B Palmer and W Carr.
JLewisburg, fa.
Feidat Morning, Mat 13,' 1853.
. Sew Advertisements.
8tatementof Fire Insurance Company
New Mercantile firm, Tustin, Stuart & Lewis
Butcher Shop, opened by Mr. Zellers
New Cabinet-Making firm, Donachy A
Elder Musical Establishment(Mr.Uould)
in the City fine Horse missing new
Firm in Tainting and Chair-Making, Cutler St
Whiting a "Caution!" new sup
ply of Deeds at our office and Register's
Notices and Sheriff's Sales on second page.
X-Court at New Berlin, begins next
Monday.
t&Qn the last PaSe 's a decidedly rich
imitation of the "Card" impositions which
so often belittle newspapers.
HaTThe Da tfy New (Phila.) designates
the proposed Lewi-burg, Centre & Spruce
Creek Railroad, " Another strUze at
Philadelphia."
8&,Thomas A. Em mitt, Esq., with a
corps of Engineers will coniincuco the
Railroad survey from LewUburg through
Center county to Spruce Creek, on MON
DAY next
The Railroad.
The next meeting of the Board of Di
rectors of the Susquehanna Railroad Com
pany will be held at Harrisburg on the
27th inst, when the Proposals for Grading,
Jca, will be taken up.
Ic2"Our Town Clock has a great many
Lard hits for refusing to proclaim the time
it keeps ; but the old Clock, more mindful
than some professors of its connection with
the Church, with Christian meekness refu
ses to ttrikc back. Pear Mr.ll., when trill
you restore ';,Time for the Million?"
J8T"Wc have received a communication
(accidentally mislaid) strongly recommen
ding James D. Cmamberi.iv, of Buffalo
township, as the Whig candidate for As
sembly, next fall. Vc give the sub
stance of the article, which was from a
responsible member of Mr. C.'s own party, j
and contained a request for the Star to
py- ;
Farmers of Union ! It is important
that yon and all .others who wish well to
the Agricultural Society, shonMyWit early,
that the amount to be expenrfcrf in I'rcmi
- tins may be ascertained, and uho that a
sufficient number of Members, from whom
to sfclect proper persons to serve as judges
of the articles presented in competition at
the Exhibition, may be secured. A good
tturt, will make oura a vigorous and metal
Society.
For tha Lewisbnrg Chronicle.
The Division of Union County.
Mb. Editor I learn by the press, and
by word-o'-mouth, that there is to be, next
fall, a curious coalition at New Berlin.
Party is to be forgotten, and Whigs and
Democrats, Federals and Locos, Mormons
and Greasers, Mark-the-Poor-Man's-Tick-tites
and Repudiators all, all are to unite
in support of an Anti-Division Ticket.
The happy time spoken of is coming to
pass Brcyman's cow shall crop the coun-
t y grass on equal terms with Baum s calves,
and "new-comer" Woods shall lead them.
Their baker's doien of newspapers Ma
sonic and Anti-Masonic, Temperance and
Literary, Dutch and English shall join
band in band, to advocate a common cause.
The "thundercr of the Times" shall own
the hallowed rays of the Star ; and that
" bright, particular .orb" of light shall
confess that the Time is the fountain of
truth and honesty. Already the " Star"
Las half-asscrud that a stranger thought
of settling among them ; and the "Times"
echoes back the intelligence that a Lewis
burg finis talk of extending operations to
Dry Valley and a mountain runs from
Dry Valley to New Berlin ! Surely, surely,
with such large business prospects before
them, Longstown need not despair of re
maining the County Nursling for another
forty years 1
But, Mr. Editor and Fellow Citizens 1
The outsiders, in the different Townships
and Boroughs, can think they can find
papers in Lewisburg and Selinsgrove thro'
which to speak and they can vote ! Now
I want you, each and all J urymcn, Wit
nesses, and what-not tile 9 out of 10 of
you who climb the mountains to get to
the next County Court, to ask yourselves,
Shall we endure this unnecessary toil an
other forty years 7 and our children after
us I. While 9 out of every 10 tax-payers
live on lands drained by Buffaloe or Mid
dlcereek, shall we be always dragged from
them over the mountains to New Berlin ?
Shall we be forced atcay from the natural
course of travel and trade to keep up that
little bill-environed town? Or, are we
not now wealthy and numerous enough to
have two counties, and a connty scat some
where in the valleys where nineteen-twen-tieths
of us do all our other business ?
"The greatest good of the greatest num
ber" demand a change 1
Another reason for a division, is the ab-
eolubs . impossibility of getting onr Trial '
List reduoed in any other way. as justice to t
" J ,vc .
euitors requires. Uur J udge has plenty of a
time, and must certainly Le willing, to I
haw important cauB ntH ii.ju4 Ij tic-
lJ a at tmaX. '
Divisiosists ! The Anti-Divisionists
are shrewd political wire-workers, and will
stop at nothing to defeat your wishes.
Make no bargains with them place no
confidence in them be not deceived by
them let them not introduce discord into
your ranks. SNYDER COUNTY.
lot the Lewisburg Chronisle.
Waked cp, the local temperance cause
may be with you, not so with us ; we have
some Rip Van Winkles, who have slept a
long time, but the cause is onward, for we
hear of some who now preach the faith
which they once helped to destroy.
The Buffalo & Kelly Temperance Soci
ety have held regular monthly meetings
during the years 1S52 and 1853.
On the Gth March last, a special meeting
was held at the Union School-house, Buf
falo, for the purpose of electing officers for
the present year, when Andrew Magee was
chosen President, Jacob Ziebach Vice
President, J. D. Chambcrlin Secretary, and
a committee of six for the present year.
Thanks were tendered to the former Presi
dent, Joseph Kelly, Esq., James Shields,
and other officers. A meeting was hold
at the Black Run school-house, where ad
dresses were delivered by Messrs. Kelly,
Magee, Ziebach, and P. Stahl, Jr., and
eight names were given in to the teetotal
pledge.
Ou the evening of 9th April last, the
monthly meeting was held at Buffalo X
Roads addresses by Rev. Dr. Malcora and
James Aiken, to a very respectable audi
ence.
Next monthly meeting at the Tike
school-house, near Sheckler's, on Friday,
27th inst, at early caudle light, where the
friends are invited to attend, and addresses
will be delivered. J. Z.
Buffalo Tp, May 11, 1853.
rSSThc Lebanon Valley Railroad Com
pany was organized on Wednesday week,
by the election of General Simon Cameron
as President f John Tucker, Robert Cole
man, William Strong, Isano Eckert, Sam
uel Bell, and John W. Killiuircr, as Direc
tors, and Henry A. Muhl
tary and Treasurer.
jnberg, as Seere-
BIED,
In Lewisburg, 29th March, of typhoid fever,
(in his 17th year, Joux Van Bibix, eldest son
of William and Ann Weaver of Montourville.
j The deceased was a promising Student in the
Lniversuy.
On the 10th inst, at Buffalo X Roads, Union
Co, Pa, in her lOih rear, Saaiu, daughter of
William and Sarah L. Vanvalzah.
Rom, too Hnnminfr, snap th.ir stem,
Then vtlher soon, and clrnop und die;
lii'W like (L-t unlike) thou t liii-m
Too .weel fur eft-in, nujl Ufa oi on litgb !
In Northumberland, 7ih inst, Capt. Juti
Lei, iu his 60th year. Mr. Lee was said to be
the oldest citizen of Northumberland a native
of New England, but many years a builder of
bridges in this State.
Near Halfdav, Lake Co., III. 16lh"ult, aced
so years, Ssstxki. uujosit, miiiniiy wi un
ion county.
DEEDS of superior form, far sal at tha
Chronicle, office. 5 eta sini. 0 r in.
Strayed or Stolen,
Mi
From Capt. Keutzner's, in Sugar
Valley, about 22d ulL, a valuable
dark brown HOUSE, 13 or 14 years
ulu but would pass for younger, 15 hands 3
in. higr, carried his tail one side,one hind foot
white to the fetlock, a small white stripe
bctweeu the eyes and nose. I will pay $-0
reward for his return to me.
HENRY KLINE, Sunbury P. O,
May 8 pd Up. Augusta Tp, Norih'd Co
milE undcrsiffned have this dav entered into
co-partnership under the firm of Testis,
Stuabt & Lewis, lor the transaction ol a
general Merchandize and Produce business at
the stand formerly occupied by J. 1". J ustin,
The former patrons of this establishment and
the publu in general will please continue
favoring ut with their patronage.
JOSEPH P. TUSTIN,
ABSALOM B.STUART,
THOMAS LEWIS.
Lewisburg, May 2, 1853
fgg Fresh Meat!
T
MIE undersigned respectfully announces
thatlhis Ilulclier Shop in the rear
of his residence (on South TH1KD street) is
again in operation, and Btrf, Veat, Mullen, 4-c,
will be regularly supplied to his friends and
the public every Tuumi and Fainav morn
ings, on cheap and accommodating terms.
FRANCIS ZELLERS.
Lewisburg, May 12, 1853
NEW FIRM.
CABINET MAKING.
DO ' ACHY & ELDER having to-day
entered into a Co-Partnership in the
above business, would respectfully invite their
former customers, and the public in general,
to give them a call at Dohaciii's old stand on
North FOBR'l'H street, where they are prepa
red to do all work in their line with the utmost
despatch and oa the most reasonable terms.
F. A. DON ACHY.
A. D. ELDER..
Lewisburg, May 2, 1853
CAUTION.
A LL persons are hereby notified not to
Xjl trust my wile iollt (laterotiy mook;
as 1 will not pay any debts ot her contracting.
JOHN BENNICOFF.
Buffalo Tp, May 6, 1853 pd
NEW FIRM
P.4IXTITG and CHAIR M.IK KG
HAVING entered into a co
partnership for the purpose
ot carrying on the above branches
of business, the subscribers are
prepared to execute work in their
hue,
AT THE OLD STAND.
at tbe upper end of Market street, with the
ntmost care and desnairh. Aa k... ka,l
Dad the best advantages in obtaining a know.
''dEe of tbeir '"siBess- "J determined to
cive entire satisfaction, thew hnriR .;
liberal share of patronage and pay.
JOHN B. CUTLER,
lemurs, AprUma W1UTm
..i
J. E. GOULD,
(SuoMuor to A. FIOT,)
Ao.160, CJtestnut Street,Suuim,s Building,
PHILADELPHIA,
EXTENSIVE Mcsic FtrausnxB and Dealer
in Musical Instruments of every descrip
tion exclusive Agent for the sale of Hallett,
Da via&Co's(Uoslon)Paleul3usrension Bridge
JEulian and other
PIANOS,
I.Gilbert's Boudoir Pianos, Melodeons,Martins
Guitars, Harps, Violins, Sheet Music, Music
Books, etc.
Residents of the country will be supplied by
mail or otherwise with any music they may
wish, at as low rates as if purchased in person.
Having one of the largest stocks in the United
States, I feel confident of satisfying all who
may favor me with a call or order.
' Dealers in Music supplied on the most liberal
terms. Pianos to let Hecond-hand Pianos for
sale. Iy473
Report of Insurance Company.
A B3TRACT of the First Annual Report of!
X the lioiKD or Dirxctobs of the "Union
County Mutual Fire Insurance Company,"
made at their Annual Meeting oa the first
Monday of May, A. D. 1853.
Amount of property insured up lo
May 2, 1853 $177,233 53
Amount of Premium Notes, Miy
2, 1853 17,424 81
IS amber of Policies in force, May
2. 1853 151
STATEMENT of tha Operation or the Coin-
any during tha past yaar. viz.
losses if d rxriNDiTCan.
Amnunt of claim foi loaa f 1,115 63
Amount of comprnasliou to Direct
or, Executive Committee, Presi
dent and Secretary 22 85
Amount of incidental expenses for
policies, books, by-law, charter,
scat, advertising, rent, 4c.
149 97
1.287 65
A.nount RECEIVED on Piemium
Note the past year
971 21
Amount of Liabilities over Asset
of the Company f 4 16 41
icniL state or the rrxns.
Amount of balance on unpaid claim
on which Order is issued $515 83
Amount due from Agant $19 95
Amount of Treasurer' acc'l 79 44 99 39
Amount of Deficit, May 2, IS53
$116 44
TlTFkNT Or LOSSES TUt IMST TliU.
John Wolle, Eat Buffalo, $1,115 83
DIRECTORS.
Jixas MtasuaLL - White Deer.
V, Rnsnoxo New Berlin.
Jniix (illilir - - East Buffalo.
Juux Wilt - Hartleton.
Thomas Clixsax - Kelly,
line Eiu - Union,
W.t. F. WaoiasxLLia Selinagrove.
Fkd'k C. Mutsa. . Fleohurg.
War. (i. HtanoLD - Ohapman.
Hlt.b P. Shellib - Lewiborg.
Nek MinDLtaWABTV Beaver.
Juux A. Msbtz - I-enisburg.
Thomas Haizs - Lewisburg.
OFFICERS.
FamntsT-JOHN GUNDr.
Vicb Pbksiokxt TIIO'S CLINGAN. .
Skcbetabt J. A. MERTZ.
Tbeascbeb H. P. SMELLER.
AGENTS.
. K s- o -... ... . i.
Johsi H. Ciiiht - Hartleton.
George Hill, - Selinicrove.
Heskv W. Crotzeb Lewisburg,
Lstvisbiirg, May 3, 1853 3
Public Sale.
THE subscribers will offer at Public Sale,
ou Vt'tdnusday the 1st ll day of MA V'inst,
at the residence of MicuallIWfmam in While
Deer township. Union county, the following
personal property, to wit :
One Grain llcapcr, one Four Horse Wag
on, Potatoes by tbe bubhel, also about
75 acres of Wheat in the ground, one
Canal Boat. I
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock or said day,
when terms will be made known by
JOHN RANCK,
J. D. D1KFKENDERFER,
MARTIN DREISBACH,
J.F. KICHART,
Assignees of M. Horrxxx.
White Deer! May 3, 1853
(jThe above property will be sold for the
Sheriff of Union county.
TAKE NOTICE!
The undersigned, would
respectfully announce to the
citizens of Lewisburg and its
vicinity, that they are prepa
red to do all kuids UJat'k
KBlitllinff at their Shop on
the corner of North 4th street
and the Buffaloe road.
Horse Shoeins. Wagon Work and all kinds
of Rpnatrinir done to order.
Coal, iron ana orain iKea in cxr.nitngc iur
work. & is. m isner.
May 1, 1853
A NEW
STOCK OF
Boots and
Books and
Shoes, Stationery.
THE subscriber announces to his friends
and the public generally that he has just
received from Philadelphia a large and excel
lent assortment of
comprising every kind and variety of Gentle
men's Boots, Gaiters, Monroes, Ties, Slippers,
Ac
Ladies' Fine Gaiter Bool.
Buskins, Jenny Linds, and Tics of the latest
and most approved styles.
Boys', Misses', and Children's
Boots, Lace Boots, Gaiters and Shoes of every
style and variety now worn also a choice
selection of the School and Classical
BOOKS
now in u?e in our Academies and Schools,
together with a good assortment of Statio
nery, etc
The above goods have been carefully selec
ied and will be sold at very reduced prices.
The undersigned also continues to manufac
ture Boots and shoes of every description to
order, and from nis long experience and a
determination to spare no effort or expense to
please, he hopes to merit and receive a liberal
sbareot business. juh. uuuutnu.n,
Lewisburg, May 8, 1853 . .
Bearer Eremer it jnoore,
HAVE just received, by Express, a second
supply cf Fancy Dress Goods, French
Needle Work, Embroidery, .Bonnets, &c.
May 4, 1853
VTOTsES Promissory, Judgment, and
X Joint Notes (blact) at iHu office-
MORE LUMBER !
A LARGE additional stock of New Lumber
added to the old stock of Dry
65,000 feet of Joists and Scantling, consist
ing of all sizes and lengths.
Sawed Rails and Shingling Lath.
60,000 Plastering Lath, 3 and 4 feet long.
Inch Boards, Weatherboards I and 1J iucb
Pannel Boards and Plank. '
All who are building can be accommodated by
calling on the subscriber, who would be
thankful fur their patronage.
THOMAS NESBIT.
Lewisburg, May 3, 1853 3mpd
Dr. John Locke,
SURGEON DENTIST,
OFFICE removed to Market street, sec
ond floor entrance door between Kline's
Hotel and C. E. Bowes' Store.
Lewisburg, April 1, 1853
NEW FIRM,
AND
A NEW STOCK IN TRADE.
The subscribers
navtng formed a
co-partnership in
business, now offer
lo old friends and
the public, at the
late staud of 8. F.
Lvndall.on Market
street, trie cheapest (tor cash) and best lot of
for Men and Boys, ever offered in Lewisburg.
Men's Boots from $1 up to G.
Also all kinds of LA CjZfcS' M"? 1
! Gaiters, half-Gaiters, etc.
Children's Shoes of all styles and sizes.
Work made to order Mending as usual.
As we are both known as practical shoe
makers and experienced workmen, we solicit
a share of the public patronage and will try to
merit it. S. & D. Siller.
Lewisburg, April 28, 1853
mi vmm
DVT ALREADY HERE!
r HATES & CO. have again received
. then large and well-selected stock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
which they are determined to deal ont to the
buyer. Their stock embraces every style and
variety to suit the purse or fancy. It is useless
to attempt an enumeration of the articles here
to be found, for to have an idea of their rich
ness, quantity and variety they must be seen
Yon would do well to give them a call.
Lewisburg, April 20, 1853
SPRING FASIIIONS-1S53.
II IT, CAP A CLOTH IXO STORE,
Soult EoU Corner Market and Third Sis.
I. b P. Spy ker
HAVE just opened and for sale cheap for
Cash or in exchange for country produce
Haiti Moleskin Nos. 1, 2, 3 ; Silk Nos. 1,
t, 3 ; Angola Nos. I, 2, 3 ; black cnrled brim,
I"1 at brim Hungarian, fine brush,
tnaggon, wool, for Men ana ner- -
Hats from Panama down to a levy chip.
Caps of the latest styles and of every des
cription, to suit everybody.
Clothing Coats, Pants, and Vests for
Men and Boys ; Shirts of different kinds, shirt
collars, stocks, handkerchiefs, gloves, socks,
in short everything lo wear from head to foot
Also
Carpet Bags and Trunks.
Thankful to our customers for past favors
we hope for a continuance of the same, as our
prices are low. One us a call and examine
for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere.
Panama, Leghorn Hats, and Bonnets whit
es to and rBEssks on short notice and reason
able terms. April 27, 1853
spring Mii) stunner
1853.
L. IDDINGS & CO.
WOULD hereby inform the public that
they have just ree'd from Philadelphia
a handsome assortment of
miter chan dlxe
Of all kinds and latest styles, which, having
been purchased at unusually low rates, they
are enabled to offer to the public at
BARGAINS !
It would be almost impossible to enumerate the
many articles comprising the stock of goods,
but they invite all to come and see for them
selves assuring them that they will get
MORE GOODS FOR THE SAME MOKEYl
than at any other bouse in Lewisburg. They
have all kinds of
DRV GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE.
QUEENSWARE,
and all other articles usually found in a well
furnished store. To render their establish
ment well worth a visit at all times they will
continue to receive as the season advances,
new invoices of seasonable goods for Ladies
and Gentlemen's wear, so as to be able at all
times, to ofler the choice of the New York and
Philadelphia markets.
Having adopted the motto "Quick Sales
and Small Profits," they hope to receive a lib
eral share of public patronage. (CfAU kinds
of COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange
for Goods. Lewisburg, April 20, 1853.
dlcr
Shop.
StMAtV
PETER II. BEETER
IT
AS just opened a new SADDLE and
HARNESS shop on the west side of
north I bird street, neat above Hess Livery,
near Beaver, Kremer it Moore's New Store,
where he is ready to make and sell all kinds
of Saddles, Harness etc. on short notice cheap
and good. Repairing promptly attended to.
Lewisburg, April SI, 1853
mm a)33ia mils,
UNION COUNTlf, PA.,
v sf.' FIsilER, Proprietor.
; Marcit i, 1 SSa-ampd. j ,
.0
- a
New
C&AJHD EXHIBITION!
Tmgrammt fr the Season Doors opened at 6
o'clock, A.M., performance to commence at
7 or earlier if desired .
at tbe Eewlsburir Bazaar,
FrrtA from PUlodrlykia, -Vcw lo, Liverpool and lrrt;
one of the choicest selections of
Spring and Summer Goods
ever bronght to Lewisburg or vicinity, which
are now offered for the inspection of all this
town and the rest of mankind.
The LadleM in particular are invited to
call, rnntNC mod I'KK'E our NKtY GOODS. We har.
no bait to offer, no trap to ant, (except a monm trap.) but
ImTe adopted tilice uniform! low Aw is our f Uiudant,
hy this try u. J'Kl.NTd, (ilugiiaina. Lumf. Barege de
LAlaea. Kkrere. roDlina. Luptres. ve nt-sea. r:iain.-.
TiMuea, Summer 8ilka, Alpaeaa, Swiss biaiu and ruibroi-
aen-u. ALMJ Linen luuoric pocKt uani, frvacii
worked ll lkts, Iiwertinxs and VAfSnf, Mohsir .Mitts,
t-ilk and Kid l.lcve, tans Iliiery OkIod, Merino and
Silk. A LHO TiOorh' TKluuiwa, Drttn Xriluluiug,
Sewing Silk?, and a variety of Motions.
The attention of the Gentlemen also is
inrtted to onr rttek of Spring- and Summer Casimi-res,
comprising llauU, Striftt, itutum, Milft and a rhoicj
variety of very neat tyli that atn't U bwt A LSU Lin
ens striped and plain, Croton Cloths. Cottonades, and a
gvemrei assortment of Goods for Summer wear, besides
AMERICAS au Vrk.n-u Cloths of the mo.it approved
brands. ALSO fchirt Collars. Cravats, llo-b ry, ili.e,
lldkfis Su-p. mirr. and a great variety of articles iu the
lieutlemvn a Furaihiiui liuj. .
Ilouaelieepcr! your attention is called
to our stock of Tie'.iti'jSy Cotton and Linen Diaper, Sheet
imrs. Pillow Muslius. brown and bleaouej Muslins aleo
tlltuCEIlIC? in sliundauce, OtXf. V.Sand IIAKUWAUK.
IfcuLets. Wooden War, Uuip Carpet Baas. CAR PUTS,
Oil Cloths, and lt thoimh not u-at in tbe arheuw a
splendid lot of I'LKFI. HtUY. LuWn-'s premium Kxtraets.
Colognes, Pomades, Hay Water and the most tragftuit
..nre.
Admission free. Call on
TUSTIN, STUART At LEWIS,
471 opposite Kline's Hotel, Lewitlurg
Winfield Woolen Factory,
Rear Hartleton, Union County.
flniS establishment is now in the best order.
1 The machinery being nearly all new,
and none but the best of workmen employed,
the subscriber feels safe in saying that his
work shall not be surpassed by any establish
ment in this or the adjoining counties.
His wagons will be around as usual, and
those wishing to patronize his establishment,
will please avail themselves of that opportu
nity. tjr" I have also on band, and intend keep
ine; a choice assortment of CsOods, such as
Ciiitlu, Satinettt, Ciuhmeret, Tweeds, Blanket!,
Varna, frc, which I will sell low for cash, or
exchange for Wool and Country Produce gen
erally. MARK HALFPENNY.
Hartleton, April 22, 1853 tf
" SmaU Profits and Quick Salts."
BARGAINS at the CHEAP STORE
J. II. & W. BROITX.
E take this method of informing the
public that we have fitted up the old i
, "CA70.V T11AD1XG STAND,"
where we would invite especial attention to
our stock of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
. Groceries and FISH,
which'.ran not fail to please, either in regard
to pride or finality. Our iroods have been
bought for cash, at the lowest price, aud wiil
bMp. eeomrarmmating terms.
CASH will be paid for ail kinds of Grain
and the very highest price paid, in goods, lor
every description of thmtilic Produce.
Turtlcvilie, April 23, 1853
CXI.VTOX WELCH,
Atfornej at Lair,
LEWISBURG, Union Co., Pa.
USa-Office nearly opposite Kliue's Hotel.
Refers to '
lhm. Jmrt Tbrrnride, tUrfrttte, 7j.
" J.tmn 1'. Halt, do
F. C. Ihimrs a Co.. to
JUuh. AU-aham S. infam, LewiUotm, 7B.
A. Junlatl. Ouutiurii.
Samuel ttdvm. JfvUidapsbury.
Linn, .Vmi.'A tf fb., I'kttade!jMa.
Isvillurg, April lW.
Watchmaker and Jeweler, !l
TOTICE Is hereby given, that a lot of
timber was taken up while floating on
the Susquehanna River, at New Columbia, on
the 15th dayof April, inst,,consistmg of seven
round While Pine logs, A list and descrip
tion are lodged in rny ySice at White Detr
Mills, for the inspection of all concerned. The
owner or owners thereof arc requested to prove
property, pay all legal charges and lake them
away withiu three months from dale, otherwise
they will be forfeited.
ROBERT CANDOR, J. P.
White Deer Mills, April 16, 1S53.
"VJ"OTICE Is hereby given, that on the
j X 1 15th day of April, inst., William Ginter
took up 17 Logs afloat ou the Susquehanna
River, at New Columbia, a list and description
nf which are lnJtrpA in mv nfTirp fur tlis in.
sneciinn nf all rmicernrd The owner or own-
spection ot ail concernert. i ne ovntr or own
ers thereof will prove property, pay all legal
charges and take them awav within Ihiee
mnn.hs from date hereof, otherwise they will
be ftirfeited. KUBLK r t.t.xwlll, i. r, I
White Deer Mills, April 19, 1853.
His. E. EL Irland
SJ Would respectfully inform
toe sjduies oi Ajewi&ouig atiu
vicinity, that she has removed
her establishment to the large
store-room lately occupied by
Kremer & Co- Market street.
where she is prepared to offer the largest and
best assortment of Millinery ever seen in town.
Her friends and the public geuerally are invi
ted to call and inspect her stock.
Milliners in the country can be supplied
wun every article in me trade.
E Dressmaking attended to, -visburg,
April 8. 1SS3 If.
LUMBER.
THE subscriber thankful for past patronage
would solicit his friends and the puhlica
continuance in hisline of business, as he con
tinues to keep a large stock of Lumber on hand
tor sale. He bas on hand at present the fol
lowing, viiM
1 10,000 feet of good dry f ine boards.
10,000 feet of Plank and Boards . . '. ,
Wcatheiboards, Joist and Scaallin; ,
Poplar Plank, Scantling and Boards :
Lap and Joint Shingles
Pine Paling and Shingling Lath
2900 feet Of square timber
1700 feet sawed Rails
Nails and Stone Jugsi ....
All of which he will sell at fair priees. - 1
THOMAS NESBIT.
Lewisburg, Jan. SI, 185? ril68.
Aft
IS
mm.
CARR, GIESE & CO. ,
Flour, Grain, and Lnmber
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Ko. S & i5 spear' Wharf,
Jialtimore.
Refer to
John Clark. F-o,., PT.-tdnt Rtians Bank, ,tmm
A. Ktiilee, l .-blor rrantlin Kuik, j "llnw
John Iteruler. Jr., Kq , t M , , , .
K,-.-rs, M.:kV. t Co.. nJ'aM"
J.T..m-, K .., IT. Aul-ul 0til Un.k, rort Dvposit.
J. WalloWas A Son, liarrinburg.
Col. It. C. ISyer, I -
J. II AF.p t Co., f Sahravruva.
N:i;!r, t inmte A Co, 5lilU.n.
W. W. Cooke. K . I Muu,T
Simon S.huyler, r, MaJ
Oeorjr, l:'idiDe( lliit'tiorville.
w. V -av r A l o , HoutoursTiiw.
rsTiu.
tVi!
Ocn. Vi. V. r.'k T,
T. W. Lloyd, Cashier,
tVilU&msport.
Janice II. Iluliug, aoi
lwtsll. II u ire.
Mcllenry A lluul,, Jersrr Snora.
J. V. Hulin- ...., Lo. k llasen.
(Tj'CsBa, Giait Ac Co. have the largest
harf Rooms of anv Commission Hoo-e in
Baltimore, always giving quick despatch to
Boats in discharging their cargoes,
Feb. 11, 1653 liiulGl
Wanted.
rtARPENTERS and CuorrtBs wantci by
the Carbon Run Improvement Company,
at SHAMOK1N, Nonhuraberlaud couniy, to
whom liberal wages will be given (a consmer
blr advance on old lirice-O
Enquire of Henry V'ansaaUen, or of Wm. H.
Marshall at bliamo.in.
W. E. EVANS, President
161-lm Carbon R. Imp. Company.
Ea-ed aw!irc o A-t cf Cotitnra., In ths year
15.'. I. hrj. S. H'U'tiirri, M. I., is too clesl'a
OAce U the DUUet Court fur tile AUwUin
illriet of PeHn.vleania.
Another Scientific "Wonder!
CREAT CURE FOR
DYSPEPSrA!
Ds. J. S. HOUCStTOti'S
THE TRIE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR, VTRIJ Jl'ICC.
DltF.PARKD frr.m aESNET or the Tonrth FTOMAfn
-1 Or Tilt Oi. nor directions t,v BAKo.N I II 1.111. lb
crest Fujsioloyk-al Chcmut, hjr J. S. lioUuUiuN, it !.,
i'hilsM.hia. I'i.
- I'JUi'ST.'' Such Is the trns mcanin- of tha word
I'LI'MN. It is the chief element, or Ureal Di'Stinit
Principle of ths llsslrk: Juice Oie .Vihranrt tht .-i.U
i'arifiruttf. i'nterxtny, slid StiMululiij Airvut of the Me
uiat liand lutclin.-.. 1 1 is eAtrucled from the Digestive
Momsch of the Ox, thus brining- a TKl li Ulot-liVK
FLt.'Ii, precjwly like the natural Oneiric Jiit- m 1LS I
rh.,nrieil powers, and furni-liiug a COltl'l.i:TK and 1
I'KKI'lii 1:1 BrlTfTK f-r it.
This to N ATi'Kt'i! UM N KLKKIlT lor an nnhsaJViv
Stomach. No art of man can e-.ual Its curstive K'El
It contain, no ALl'OlluL. LIlTrriUci, ALU'S, er -VMI-HXlLS
llltl'tiM. It is eiUeuelr s.-rceaHe to Iah taste,
and may tie taken by tile most feei: paru-nta im can
not lake a wxtepcrscker without scute disrress. hvwara
of DKLUUKD IM1TATMNS. P. pein ia NUT A I'Kl.
Caltaa um Avuu. and Kct a l.w.-rtriee circn'ar, era-
rls eirmz a lace amount of SCIENTIFIC kViDENCa,
from Lerbiji's Animal Chcmistrv; llr L'unbe's t'l.Vkiolorv
ofDi.tioB;lr.l'.reiraooFoodanll)M.t; Dr. John W.
Draper, of New York tnier.nj; Prof. xuuiiusnrs
Phvsiotr: : Prof, aillitnan. of V'ile Collt-ze. Ir. Vrien-
... Ok IaI, A. ll. ,.111, ...rls..f Ci:ill.lkfr.ltB
alt parts of the L'nitcit ataurs.
Ajijiu Dr. Thornton k Christ, Lw-
ill.urir ; Ro&houg 4 Antes, New lieiiin ; J. W. X ruins;,
Sitnbury. lyial
10.0 HEN WANTED!
""VN the line of the Susquehanna Railroad, be-
tween na;eport (opposite to Harrisburg)
and Sunbury, in the State of Pennsylvania.
This road is iifiy-four miles ia length, ruus
through a highly improved country, and will
furnish employment of Stone Masons, Carpen
pers, and laborers for the next twelve mouths.
A large proportion of lite line is heavy ruck
excavatiou laborers that are familiar with
work of that character will therefore find cer
tain employment and liberal wages.
DOUGHERTY, LAUMAN, & CO.
Harrisburg, Feb. 23. 1853-tf Contractors.
'AXB'S
CHERRY PECTORAL
Far Iks Care ef
COICDS, COLDS, nOlBSEXESS,
BK0XCHITIS, WBOOmC-COlfcll,
cuorr, 1STHTIA, ISO
coxsciarTiox.
v.
"Ami bw Oi rarer, inarm (A fern thtmf WI trmw tU
i frVf .ir tnJi vi- kaf thai I t4 . am tle fruit
I tKerttjj mmH bfvr mtai nmj (A Uufthrno fcr ivinftV.Tt.
Her tu bon f.r i!e sl.k rcoori.d lonr uk?k rt4 nrry
year iiiL nw pfoof to the mssaraaoM that tlie proiniMti
thai I not 41.
As tnetllaO Bcien Jlcorers nnd tlcsinaxtiji t!to romMIes
BAtur ha one hf one tk diLc that aflirt oar
race yield to the- control of art. Of all the malm!. we
fttftTfr from. DOM ha carried mn virtiuutoab uut'tnriy
rmva Uiaa Consumption of tha Lbdk. SnbjOiutnl v
A J
sicn
Kive some avidcoc tliat thii tua may be earni, and Uiai : to the Pacific Ocean, and eitending front lbs
1-ulnu.narrCnnrtaiuts, in aU their forms, maj U n.toovcU . jOiU parallel of North Latitude to South Ame
bv Chxwii PiTti. I rica or lo WHlin 7 degrees of the Eqnator. No
iVH ISFIVESZA Ayo mr-JOfLvt cotvn. Iabor or pains ha3 been spare,, ake it
Sia I have wpea'nlly ued your Ciilkkv I'kct,.m. I
"""Hint uuxo ami innuccs.i, inn no rti-.ruti.n
h , , M ( Four uf mr chii
:drin li..laaiiiKt itb thuasrs, u ti
! o of the I-ccmua. baa ala aff.l-a atnKt instaut i
j, trnlh rfu.a.w. "a: "
M. TnlM V. r:diior cf tli. NalitiUa a big.
J. -'L Zl.U.-UtH.T!A.N, UtuiisU
FOR A COStU'MPTIYB iWGH.
, riTT.ackO. V, h. 25, 1."T.
IVar Pir For thre years I have beo afllri-d with a
enugh. no dir-triitig that 1 mtirutly itirturt-tl oT n nv
err: inui'h nf tit tiru I w Wiic-vl u it ud all nurht hi
j iy chair, aa my cuuh would ultcate aw wb. n 1 !ai l
n. navm uwu in 1117 rriu'-uiv-B hiihut. niut'ii mit-i,
1 at lrt trhtl the CHtKT PtxrviLv. whith nnUcc lrft Ul
nCti Uu carutl altisrsthcr. I am with pratitcie
Among Uis otlxr JiUIuniisI.cd auUmriti who W I
nl Ihi-ir aamvs la rvevmmetid this pn c:tratirn aa tha t
tent tbi-ir auonva la rvevmmetia tnis pn eu
best Kuowa to tlivia Iur atteruvus ot tbe trnc-. are
1'rtf. PKkaiss, of Vi-rniotit M.l. Cuilee.
TroC liAiam-ii, of Vste C.-.
rrr.f. VtUtSTlSK MtrtT. of New Yorit.
Irct Cuavuad, vf U'wd in Ci.:1. ge.
Prof llrtmiM of t Jtrt. Cnllrre.
Casauiui Mkxii or l iaic.t aut l
bxr9 Menial m St-a:ictL J.uasAa.''.
CiuatabTua d. C) sIaimcal Ulviaw, , .
hint JfcassT !jlrAa Karari:a.
linn, liuav Cuav, h. . oeUAtrr.
Ha. i.o. t, Ma-u, Am. auib:u.lar toTurkr.y.
Ore fctvAXun. lluutfi Frveidot of t'bili.
Itt. Hrj. Ka. Fnwut. LorJ Uup of Turouto.
Krv. Or. L.A.iflt.va, of bnioklyu, N. V.
ArchbihtiMi, 1'urvu.u of I'lurtnoati, Ot.
A9n ananv vmineut tMTsnnairr ia f..ri'ian rountripa.
KntonlyiBtbuure(Uui;erouaaaJ:ktrrvin!tilianMis 1
of tlia l-ongs, but aUosa a family m.-a-iii (.r crsi.innal ;
osa, it is Hat saf.T.t, ptwautest aurl rvrf in tbe wurlO.
rf ZVA KLO AS sold B rJAMtVi C. A i lk.
rraeUail aaa Aaattical cbetaut, L w , MM.
-a .rVr.nl. Vr 0 W.5rn.r. L.wUSnrj; ; J. ll.raslrw,
HUlou; Misa M'. M v. onhuai..rlauil: .V. K.l.r,
New Bertia
I.ttoUl.lrrnr: M .JM.JfS.
evarywhare.
1 j luf !O.HlKc:i,
STOVE WAUE-KOOM,
Ipper end of Market St. next Brick Foundry:
rPIlE best and most approfed COOKING,
1 SHOP, OFFICE or PARLOR Stovea,
Ploughs Castings, &c. at low rafr, by
, r - vliuHTi ci riut-iv. -
REMOVAL
D1IEL SCHKIUL woaU tTcl
-lulljr inform bis old friends ad ctsato
niers in Town and Country that be haa
removed hi T1X 110P: lo the Hoatb, side of
Market street, between 3d and 4th (opposite
Ri rraVa Marble Tard.) wlktre be is prepared
to execute all order for Tut Ware, SpouUcg,
elc.n aud atiead to Hrpairinr as OaDal.
I.e vrk burg, April 24, 153 pd... .
IaAdies !
Please call at my show. South
2:
3d street,- and examiae the brat
and cheapest lot of SHOES ever
oliered iu Lewisburg. My assortment is no
complete, consisting of the best vanehe of
PLAIN and FANCi work, which are 3ered
lower than at anu ulhtr place im Lewulurg for
Cab C'dy cali ami see.
Children's Shoes, 2 ets. anb apwardv.
Ladies' do 2J do
Shoes made to order. Flsbcr
LK-isburg, April ?, 1853, '
New Store! New Goods!
HAS been purchased, and shipped, and will
arrive next week, one oi the largest
cheufiest, moil complete and varied stock of goods
ever offered in Lewisburg. Every body can
be accommodated as to quality, quantity and
price, to their entire satisfaction, at the new
and magnificent store-room, at the corner of
Third and Market streets. Particular Beta
week. BEAVER, KKEMER& MOORE.
Lewisburg, April 15F 1&53.
IMMEDIATELY, a Journeyman Watchma
ker. None but a good workman, sad welt
recommended need make application. Atso,
a good Clock-maker, can find constant employ
ment by jan.28,'53 A. L. HATFIELD.
JUST received an assortment of fine lone
rosewood Melodeons, from Geo.A.Princ
tc Co.'s celebrated esiabli5hment,Butiaio,N.T.
4 octave Melodeons from C to C f IS
4 1 do do CtoF 6S
5 do do Flo F 7
Large 5 do F to F. Piano atyle, 100
A. L. HATFIELD, Lewisburg
ItCMOTAI. :
D.iguerreotTP LlkeBCSses takea
according to the latest improvements, over
Mrs. laaLAsVs Millinery EaUblishment, on.
the most reasonable terms, by
8. L. BERUSTKESSER.
Lewisburg, Oct, 27, 1853
i TinirAf a T f
j liKMllV Alj!
I . .... ... .. . m m. ar-M
mm if a.ssju.anvsi.v sa.
I moved their Smoking Emporium to lh
f r, ,,,. I k'p A lLnnhjwe
; ' "V " " 'J .""r" "1 , i. .1
next door to A. H. Biair s hotel, wnere tney
-ri!! h. hnnnv tn wmir nn thptr old friends. B.tut
' ... 1 1 J-
all that may favor them with a call.
Lewisburg, March 31, 1853.
' Execntora Sol Ice.
LETTERS testamentary on the last will
and testament of Sa vkl Am, late of
j taw liorvug
h cf L,ewi3burr, dec d, have beea -
' granted to the subscribers by the Register of
! Union Co. All persons having claims against
: the estate will p,e.ent them for settlement: '
and all persons indebted make payment with-
out delay, to ALEX. AMMONS, 7E..
BYEK3 AAt.YIU.3,
Lewisburg, Oct- 13, 1853.
N. B. Byers Amnions will continue the
lumber business ol the late firm ef Hcb and
A a nos, and respectfully solicits aconunuaacsj
of the public patronage.
BYERS AMMON&
Oyster Saloon.
HAVING fitted np the Rooms ia Faica's
aew brick block in a superior aianiier,
the subscriber is now prepared to accommodate
individuals and parlies with Oysters etc in.
the bet styles. A share of public patronage)
solicited by C. F. HESS
Lewisburg, Sept 15, 1853
or tuat roaTta t
NOllTII AMERICA
axaiBiTisa
The United Slates and Territories, the C"
nadatfXcw Brunsteici; Nova Scotia, :
and Mj icn,ilso Cent al America
and Ulc Wat Jndia Hands.
Compiled froia tbts ttio-t rureat "uttsts sbh! so d
AFTER much labor and expense, tbe"Po
lisher is enabled to furnish a CMapleto
and accurate Uegraphical Map, on a larger -scale
than any general map heretofore issued.
embracing the whore country from the Atlantic
mnn.inerp oetng mucn enure new matter taJteik
froin actual survevs and manr names not
' , surveys, ana many names not
found on any oilier work extant.
.lib auu iaii5m:ig u. IT racxsHCUl
with neatness and accurarv.shovrtng distinetlw
the Railroads (made or pn jrcted,) Canals. Ri
vers aud Lakes, with the Names, Uouiiu.fS,
Position and Relative ?ize ( all the State and
Territories belonging to the lioverarnaat nf
the United states, of North America.and oi tlie
Republic of Mexico, together with the Canada.
New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, also all th
difTerettt States cf Ct'Ltral America. New C.e
nada and the Isthmus of Panama -rhe mcatra
ot' all the Cities. Principal Twwns.iltges,lbe
, . i'..u ,i . .
Intlian Tribes, the luommeii .cupping blaccs
oa the great routes leaditz 'c t u the iltt
Regions, to Orr?-n,r. ; arsn a fable sh.wrins
the distaaces uy laud aut water ben.ee, ia
most iinccrtant (-.Lice's, oa tbi CoaUueot, ajua
to other p.trts of the World, exhibiting clearly
the Gold Regions aT Califoraia, tlM Sarveyik
atidExploraUotif C(riJrvmuaiJtieat.Wiikes
Emery, Abert ami others.
It will be foand a vr.raafcte aerjuisrtioa to all
Iustitutions of Learniag, ami very aaefat in the
Library of any gcuUeinau as a reference map.
it beiug at: on the same scale, with no detacher!
p,rttolrS. When BlOOnled OO rr4rrT Mre IZt
mavut 5 f, i.:v V, & f a ii,,hn wide.
lS f IV "'r5 DJ "'?rC
A N e w Map of the M orld on Merca.
tir s Projection, is eiljrave.f on the vacant
tHUh - weil Corner of the Oenerjl Mapyoa a new
plan, there bein 13 desrees duplicated, tab.
tj,, . ... f . " 1, a, um
East, with ihe Continent of America ia tha
Centre: showing, cortclusivelv, the transporta.
tiiHi of OikxN from East to West and (tea Mtva
most, eventually, be by the Isthmus of Panama.
Nicaragua Lake, or through the United States,
it being many thousand miles nearer.
r LUTHER ROOT, A.it,
rill soon caavara Vnion County for this Han.
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