LEWISBUKG CHKONICLEi & WEST BRANCH FARMER. JCriniGbnrg Clpnirlf-. H. O. HICXOK, Editor. I O. H. WOBDEIf , Printer. attt.Sveash hindrance, $1.T is thrn monthi, $2 paid within the year, ud ftj mt the end o the year. Agents ia PhilaJelpnUv T felnier and K W Carr. JLewisbura, Pa, Friday Morning, Jckf. 10,J1S53. a' DVEBTIZE ! Kiecutnrs. Adi.Wtor.. PuMic A omweityand Country ?"ilThJ TJhth, -wiW T,..s paper I... li .J r-ii,-riiCTlliooinromnmilitycmtiu- mint mt iMtf m proportion of artive. solvent producers, minaiun. and dritlrn, w " rw AdiertiMmrntM. School Orders at our office Land Sale to-morrow (sec last page) Books to be opened for Savings Institution Mr. Root, a;enl fur Monk's unequalled Map, is now canvassing I'nion county. This Map gives I.ewisbur; a name and place, and Miiros is now "near Lewisburg." It also gives the new Territory of Washington, as defined by the late Congress ; the proposed new Territory of .Nebraska ; and the new "disputed boundary" of Mesilla Valley. . B, Rail-Road item on first page. (XjRer. Jobs Gt ira will preach on Sunday morning next at the Town H ill. IQF-Thanfcs to lion. James Gambl-, to Senator Douglass, tj Chief Clerk in I. O. Department, for Washiugtou documents to "Andy" for Harrisburg favors and to It. Hoe & Co. for business pamphlet. "Laming lnhlliymtr" My Wm. IT. St'MXEU Lansing, Iowa, May 17, lSoU. "A nvw Homr vbo'll follow:" l'lease X old friend." Such is the name, ownership, date, motto, and reijui'st, of a p:iper we received j esterday. " X " of course, but who our "old friend" Sumner is we can't just now jog our memory suihVicut to recalL Xhi Coops. The Wheat crop seems to he in fine condition the country over, ex- j . . . . fl -.ij.v nui-iu tiaa uu vj i" , : .... ,. r which IS a complaint common in many of the best wheat-erowinc districts in Peun- I c Fylvania. Other crops aud fruit are look- ' iur eonallr wi-H. at j I Thk Lock-I'i' authorized by the Leg-1 i-laturc may be needed in Lcwij-burg be- j fore the summer clones, if we hiay judge from the increasing latitude allowed by parents, guardians, and master, to boys . their families the bnj-s not excepted if j ther would cresorve them from the Lad i . il habits which the "street' always taught, I aud longtime will teach. ; - I BST-llESa' CAVE in Dry Valley, which ; we described last week, has attracted hundreds of visiters .from all quarters, j ladies as well as gentlemen, and this will ' CJ : doubtless be the Case throughout the SUin- i luer. The entrance is not yet fully cleared ! away, but will be in a few days. Another chamber has since beeu found. An ad mission fee of 12 cents is now charged, and the takiuj; away of specimens prohib- : J Tl. . 1 , 1,1 ' itca. Jho proprietor would promote nis nn l'nlorA-1- . .11 tho romfort of Iiil ! -"I w I guests, by making better provision iu the t ' J O 1 matter of lights and dress. A Hint to Borrowers. 'I e last WCCk lost a subscriber, for HO , t . ' other reason than because bis papers were , , , , ,. , , . 1 lent out and read before he called for them, ; I ,. I .. . . 'V wiiicu means ins paper was sometimes j i -, , ,i t . utterly lost, always soiled, and Ins neigh- j . . . , I 1 I 1 1 1,1 I ' , - i w v u I V, E V ln aUorrowerN ; you vr0112 ine Ij . - , rlUlCrS. . you wrong tlie nglitful owuers, and jou the reading of papers not your own. And we remark to Post-masters and Merchants where papers arc left for deliv ery, that although they may now and then offend some contracted iiersou by refusing 4o loan papers, yet, wheu they d loau j them, they offend mjre or less subscriliers subscribers who ait as good customers as non-subscribers. The right way is for every man to have his own paper; aud when any man can get the CmwkVc for 3 cts a week thi re it ho excusrfor burrowing. If you want to learn the news, scud to the Printer for it, like a man. niGEST." Sis-r mi tats fams.i ot the word TKPSIX," or of U tw..in-rk worda from hH-h It i dt'riv.1. Tliiit ia the .i ntoint and aitropri.,te title .f tlM TlU.'lt IlKiKSTIVK U.I ID. or litSTIili: Jl:li:E. rreioml by lr. J. fc. IMLi.liroM, nf Miila.l. lpliia. from the l.rtirUi StORiach nf th ox. for the rurevf Ithlicuation ana LH.petu. It i Nalure'i, owe remedy lur an oatiealtb)- Stomach. No art ol man can equal ite curative I-weeg. it render GtKit EATING rl.lly eooanfetit ith IIKVLTIl. ,See tlw figure of II u, ia another lrt of u.i. vT ) lylol POISOXIXU. Thmaanda of parenta who uat Vermifure eomTaed of Cartor oil. CaUmiel. e.. are not aware, that while they appear to la-Beet the patient, they are actually l.rilif the f'NiielalioRM . m arriea of diteaeea, .ucb aa railvaUon, Iom of rht, weaktieiw of limlM, e. Ir auother rolumn will be tnund tha adTcrtiwmaiit oj lloheawfc'i N.uieiDea. to whirh we ask the attention of aU direetly ialerested in their own aa well aa tlm rbil-drea-a bealtb. In Liner CoRldaUlU and all diaoMer. aname Irian thoae f a UUiou. type, should make uac ol Uk oulj r-auine RKdieine, lluhruaacc'a Liaer PiU. L.- ft Vnr.nal," but aak fat Uotten'a. k Worm Fynip and Lieer filla. awl ..barrre Uiat oach baa the air-.l-i. 'r:u,.. . llobKNSACK, aa son. alaa ara feauiua. lyiai Corrected tltit Dau. " neat Rye orn Otts Flaxseed Dried Applet liuttet , Kg? Tallow . . . Urd Ham Bacon .... Uovcrsfed. ., 100 62 00 37 112 100 121 . 8 .10 10 VI 9 (K!., Murdered. A report has gone abroad, of a man Laving been murdered below Le- wisburg From the best information we can obtain, there was a man found dead can uuiaiu, iun. .... drunk, but who murdered bis manhood, and made him a brute, we are not inform-1 distresses maladv will rind the VF.GKT cd. He was refused admittance to thej'f . ."'' - remedy ever liir(L'er.4 lor fiinror Emh-nvV. public houses along Lis way bis face was cnvpretl with lilnn.1 and heinc taken senae- covcreu wuu uioou anu ueing uint-u w-iui. less with liouor into a friendly shelter, a spectator reported that Le was murdered. Tt " i lTox. Joitx S. M Calmont, formerly e , fit. ri e 1 . ,..,:.,,., CiH-;iKt r ! uiu House. tl jnraruiauni., - , 0,,l(l l, I.,. .nn,,;,,).,,! lV,.,i,,.nt j " , , "n, I. J uuuc ill me liiuuu uimiiu. iu i'i.nv .I,i,l.t. K'nnr Col. James Eoss Sxowke.n has been appointed Director of the United States Mint, at rhiladelphia, m place of Judge l'ettit, recently deceased. -aa-llll-a Hlllr- SHABBIER In Nortlmmberlaiid, 7th insl., ly Uev. J. G. Craighead. Mr. R. G. Onwir.. of Philadelphia, and Mis Mini daughter of Mr. John Shriner of the former place. On the 31m ult.. by Rev. E. Kiefli r, Huxnv ' G. 'ii rf and Miss I'likx Muss, both of Mifflinbursr. On the 2(iih nil., hv Rev.W.G. Heckman.Dr. Ituc RoTuaorK of Adamsburg aud Mrs-LvDii LFoxntiT of Mid.lleliurg. i In Leuisburg, Va., 20lh April. Ltoiui CoUMLKS GlS VMltimMiLt OlFKR VlS Ilrrr. Jr., and Miss Mart Ci.cofitri Puospc- Rill VirTOUlt Ol Xni RELLi Plt llM MlKlil R- retta LiciRiit Harris, of Sycamore Creek, ; Nicholas Co, Va. " rlip tbr f ,r.ialns from tlio Atlanta ic.m.) "Knlrht of JTicLo. Probably the twain an "F V". and ri-tsin all the nnmr-ft inherit d fmm a IjBg line of anec.tors.j I.iisnr. (l-o f'naoM. ir. DIED, 1.. ... . a . . . hi uiuuninirg, 9in msu, JUir, wile 01 Mr." John Fries, in her 40ih year. In While Deer Valley, Lvroming county, 6:h inst., Mrs. Charlotte, wife of Thomas Whitson, of consumption, in her SSth year. St IK an IIOOI. ORDERS printed and for sale lie Chronicle Office. Lewisburg Savings Institution. "V"OTIC E. The undersigned, a majority of the Incorporators of the "I.Kwisnrao &kYlyom . I.1ST1TIT10S, have appointed in i , . i . ... t . . ' o cl,K;k, A. M.. ot W ednesd.iy, June 22, 1853, I at Mines Hotel, m Lewisburs, for receiving j siihsrrinlions for Mitclr in sanl Inuiinimn i shares, 50 each. 1 . - ;-- ; Lapilal, not under Sv!0,0u0 nor over S100 00K. Chartered for 15 years. ii a I'm iirRPi! .... T ...... "... WILLIAM CAMERON, JONATHAN NE-sBIT, ALEX'R AMMONS. JOHN llortiHTON, t.. F. MILLER. . "gj' j,, ALLs i : i ELI SLIFER, all hail the ruirurH: THAT .FCK ART'S CATTLE POWDER HATH ACHIEVED. Thousands are testifying to its Efficacy ! The tmerrifmt Mm u kind to hit lie-ast." FTER years of study and experiment by the Inventor, to compound from pure ,grtuble material a Powder that shoclv and tsT take the place of the thousand and one lZgpg i C-r wm? ur i.c miu risontun- ih. ;i.u.ai:d ha. b n Mirb that itn mm lias lie.!! t'ln, fly contitipd to tlia Slate ' IVm,-lania: lit w havr l...w m-,i,iniu,t.l.-.l ourli .ni. r. n..w ..u i.,,.i a w.-n a iik iu L. nt,n. r r.T-11 c rnm i4l,rrM.tMi.lltaUiilra. Kuowinc tlih l-nw.irrto imiiw all the rnntitr pn.p- . riaa ben- m Mi, eR f , r it ft midy hIi. i-hik muii-ntatti 4 pui Tt-c-tnii iitrr.HntNiinHcMf.-iyndjuaK t rffwlx t TV no Udsr pnmtrtnHytA Uif nyU-in-rrt-allli, li!,tltl ,TrcaM with a premamr-4lsllini5 "I the hyir. hi.t n(lrotllwllMji,,D,,b,dii:,1111 piiri,,ho ": ' M:ul.l. U,.l iin.ry otRao., Ilien I y iin,,n.t.n? una nrt. ctiuir llw whulv i.hvil rHliti,.u of llie aiitiu,.! "" 'D w-H'! ; iiti,r atn.-. ma.f nuil mtjll'hlr cur : wb'-ll lie ha. cm-racUl ttw J13Tl.Mrt.R UllNM rmNDUl M.I.t;ERS Si Rntaio lliuvdr- li.ffTs Cimll,: lNFLkXI. L)'?l,.ff V ILUIW W.MtB. T tl,- .tffricuUurict and Tlain mail, it i an invatnatile l'w:rs.ll H..s.KUrtliirorUn'uiiir..ui.laiiilit w liit-h thy ijjrr liable Irvtu a AUjpnuaiun of Uiv natural wt,..n. Mil H rows ar murh !, I. ,1 It wrrfima'lv ,:i,mu.. ,il u.r .-i, p ur ind. it ha. a i. ,y C ..imiuiltrn ihe ai,ini.-il, rt-inotf all oIlrurtum frt'iu il, n,i;i. iuim. .ro,u.- i tin-t,.,.. arei r-.ni y a.Mii,s non-U l- tin- str.-n.lU ol llie aiiuual., ;tl.iuuty aud ,aaiy ,.i 1,-r mia, inl .u.i nuttrr. n lit 1 At V l -1 lit' II .. r. . n . . .... NttwiiiiE uwir, 1 1 - ihh.s, uuiiU); lite walla mnuHiu n,e eon-iartiy over- h.-f ttti.li ih-a to n-tari their rutli. Iu ail iu fa ctw Ixb.f fKMiUtUl. iuttvtl iu but-ket ll, niti. ivt'Tl j v...r. J,il,. ri):. tai.l ki-si.Iv r.-in..AA nil iltlhi iilUiA. W1(0 f tU.UM,t thi.uitry,hit,- U -t, mul unjuM u liim- If. u uot to pive it a trial ? Mp mnli t-liU .rulivt Hutt hurra er it i otM-- introfliiml it will I a." i-ruialitiit id lliat btuM, urn I ilo-uiMl m 4r9.-t-utiAift.nci the CuiTv-rtntili atti irnh iIicdim-Ivik an:. -"01 176 (Sp..tt .st..r-. Ki-ltjr T, L'uioii Co. J'a. rrorcstant Amtrica'a Bock for the Times. Dr. Bowling's History of Romanism. T UST published a sew is elaiiei cnt 1 I ti of Dr. DO LING'S HISTOU V OF Kt I.MAN ISM. I his ju,pula rand valuable work (which i.; Protestant but otherwise unsectarian) has been pronounced by all Protestant denom inations the Standard 'Hutury of the subject of which it treats. In consequence of the late fire in the Pub lisher's establishment, he has been unable for the last fewmouthsto supplyuiefieo,uent orders for this work. He has now the pleasure lo announce that Dr. Dowhng has prepared an extensive and valuable Supplement of about 1 iid"r:, iiiiiu4i.itj . . n... t ......... . .. . .. v. interest in relation lo Pope Pius 1X the strug- le for liberty in Rome, the Madiai, uavazzi, etc. etc; and that the enlarged worn (maKing a noble volume of 815 pages) is now ready, and will be supplied lo agents, booksellers and the public without any udvmict of price upon the old editions. Hundreds of testimonials from distinguished clergymen, scholars, presidents of colleges and others, have been received, lestilying to me fidelity and value of this History. A single one of these, from the pen of that eminent Protest ant scholar, the Rev. Geo. B. Cheever, D.D., is given as a specimen of the whole : Tbi excellent and beautiful work." says Or Cbeever, "poaseara many and aery atronn elaims for popular favor, and we do nut doubt that it ia ueauued Ut hare an eatnv ordinary fal It is onaof the most elegantly emb,-lli.bed and esecuL-d works are hava aver seen issued from the. Anssrican preas ; containing a large number of birhly noiabed auirravinga, illustrative of Lne eerentoniea, super stitiuna, rseutiona, and incident of Komanism, which often tell a moat eloquent tale, and are of real utility aa well as highly ornamental. The work itelt is character- mg. present a sueeiDct but sumcientlTfull hutcry r the rise, milEi subscriber is now prepared lo ei procreea, errors, cruelties, aud present eonjition of Ui I . iium, anH Milliners Vii nsntl .aH,a.7,autiienii:atedbTrtf X '"bit to Merchants and Milliners bis usual hiatonc anureea, related in a spirited, en-axine and heavy stock of Ladies and Misses HI Kn impressive style, and arranred ia the most lucid manner. : It abounds in frU and ineitleuta. and. writl. it. ItMiitttnl illastraUona, ia better adapted to furnish a rrrid and im preaM.a p,traiture of Komaui-al aa it it, than any other nook w know mt It euppUee m great lack in our Uieolo nral literature; and now that a conflict with Koine I forced upon us, and ia aoon to become tha business of us nll. elernr and laity, m work so richly stored with facta e'""','ta'''lr-''L Weshould : be clad to aee it in everv familv. and a.!,......... . . ,s ....j . " o CrAgents for ihe above work, to whom val. uable inducemeuis will be offered, named Jn every State of the I'nion. Apply lo rmt inn .... i . " .t i rvt.li, l uoiisncr. i .'lay, i"JJ. 1 1 1 Fitli.n si, New Yoik. FITS! FITS I FITS! extra,.? EPILEPTIC PILLS, ' For mn f ST7"' "" I birtiius and Curutitulional Di$easet. -w-eeRsONS who are laboring under ibis or Falling Fits. I Th'1 n"""-" TeHSe artlon on tire rwi .,. auil .m,,,,, h .y ,.,,,,, t,r the wr rirta . they ww i ihuuj ,.i ci-eui i-u- ' em l'T ull wtmii.4 afniricd with uenk neives, or nervous system lias bei-'n pro-lrated or shuttered from aiiv mum' hxlmr In chrome coumlsiiil-, or ,i,sea-e.- l lonit tai,.iiie, s,,terinJuced by nerrousiie-s, ihey art- exentiuuiy i,.ti.iai. : Hri.-e 1 jer box, or Iwo boxes flrr 4j. Persons iiit of tlo.City.euelo.iiix rru.ilU.nc-. will hare the Pills ul I them tlimu.'b Hi.- uimiI. rr.-e ol lota. r'or s.,le by e 'M-'I IIAXfiS. Su. His, HUIW rtuiit. iMltiiwrr. ...u . u mnuonl rf lium nil priruor tlm l iuoii must ot l.ln-,.l. ,.l.,.;t j II7, u,'W c.w. CANDIDATES ion OFFICE : Chm 't cents fur t-idi Linertion of 12 line, He pi-esentntlv?. To Hit People of the ; ( .'iiiuM mid Juniuta IHxtrirl. 1 was greatly ! pleased to see in a Sew Berlin paper, some lime since, the name of IIK.MJV W. S.W DEK, of iSeliiisgiove, for nen Member of the Assembly. There seems lo be a general j sausl.iction with his uame, among all with ; whom I have conversed. His sterlm j merits are loo well known to require any eulogy at ! niy hands. Let us elect him by an old tash ioueit Snyder majority. LEUION'. JAMES 1. CHAMUEKLIX, of Buffalo Tp. is recommended as a proper person lo lead the hiL- column at llie uexl election ol I'rot ll- Ullotari of L'nion co u n iv. As to ins ability lo perform the dulii-s of that oliice, none need have any doubt, as all who are acquainted wuh him can testily. Knowing as 1 do his ability and esteeming him well worthy I would t respectfully recommend him for that otfice. i tiooli U'hia, . Being solicited by a number of niv fellow citizens, I have consented lo be a candiJaie for J Ihe office of loility Slll't ej ur of L'nion ' rtilllllir VtililMI I., tli itcivi.in ..t ,h. lium.... " j-.. .uv. ..... ....... ratic Whiz County Convention. The Act of Assembly requiring that a practical surveyor should be elected, 1 solicit llie support of my Fellow Citizens, and should I be nominated aud elected, I pledge myself lo perform the duties of said oliice with fidelity and lo Ihe besl of my ability. .Miilliiibtir--. May 19. 1853. ' ROBERT G. H. HAVES. 1'1'ONf CUliUK tltOI'llr Alr.builoi : I At the coining Fail Election, we will be called j on to elect a Prosecuting Attorney for Union ' Countv. I think ue onulil I.. r. l.., , CRlM.'i;!' him." r . u.. i... i ., . ' "J'-, .nmiiuii. lie ii-, iit-iu lilt; ,ice llir lhrce vcars tls ..uahfiej.and has discharged his duties to Ihe entire satisfaction ..r .u.. . i j .-. ,i- ... , oi me bouiu oar aim suitors, ins uroaiiuv ol manners has won Inni llie esteem of all those j who have had the pleasure lo form his acqua ! intance. May IH. I.KWisniRii. 1 7R C'arprntors.-l)ouble and single I beech Planes, Long Jointers, Raising, l Plow and Groove Pannel Ploughs, t iih and ; without handles ; Fillisters, self-iegiilaling I Sash ; Flat O'Gee and Bead O'Gee and Fillets ; : Rabbit and Beads, all sizes ; Braces wilh and without bins; Long .shanked Firme- and Socket Chisels, together with an endless variety of tools to fit cut the" kit" complete, all for salt at lower rates than ever offered in this country. May 27 BE A V E It, KKEM ER & MOORE. 171011 RllildrrM. The mostcompleteas ' sortmentof Triuuuings for Buildings ever offered, at B., K. Jt M. POW l)i:it. For Blasting, H. F. G.aml Canister Powder, and Safety Fuse just re ceived at B K. A; M. LATEST ARRIVAL! f UST received at the Bazaar, an cxtensixe " ..... ... -. ...... ...... j , -.-... , cverv variety of Ladies" and Gentlemen's lliess ' Goods fr summer wear Call soon, as they i are troins on last. TI'STIX, STUAUT & LEWIS, j May 2fi, '53. Opposite Kline's Hotel. LADIES' BREAKFAST COLLARS, the last invention, just received al Ihe Bazaar. TL'STIN, STL'ART & LEWIS. "ITIUTE GOODS a heavy slock, offered II very cheap, by rt sTiv sti'irt a- i.rwia i iOD FlslI, Dried Beef, Cheese, and a great arietv of iroce'ne at TtS'I IN, STt AI!T & LEWIS. I Jirst Kcitc! 1 T...1 lt,.r:rA..- IViiiK :-ivluw ptr. I1 hy 1.1 J A- I Wil.lS SHAD and M May I icktrel a new iiipply at WALLS. 111 HANDS wanted, immediately, to make A J Clothin? by LEAVER, KREMER & MOORE. I E. PRESS Parasols. B. ragrs, Lawns j and Ginghams just ree'd by I Beaver, Kremer A Moore. CJECOND Arrival of Fine Wool Carpets at ; May 19. Beaver, Kremer & Moore. Second Arrival of New Goods I HAVING disposed of most of our first pur chase of Soring Goods, we would res- I pecllully invite the public lo call and see the j Cheapest aud Best assortment of New Ooods ( i that has beeu opened iu Lewisburg this season, j ! Having bouijlit Fine Dress (foods at very i reduced rates from spring prices (particularly ' for cash) we feel determined that our custom-! ers shall have the benefit of our purchases. ) Call, see aud judge for yourselves at the old staiid.f J- HAVES Ac CO. IOR ihe LADIES Every desirable style A and quality of Dress Goods to be had al ! very reaucea rates at me oiu i sianu o. PARASOLS a splendid assortment of Silk, Turk Satin and satin liued Parasols to be ; had at very low prices at HAYES'. H' ATS AND CAPS Moleskin, Panama, Chinese and I-eghorn Hats Silk and ; I'aucy Cloth Caps al low prices uyj1; ! Wood aud Willow Ware. 20,000 FANCY CORN BHOOMS. 1.S00 Du B('1:KETS,Assorteii t:oi.oiw GUI) NESTS CEUAR WASH TLBS, 801) CEDAR CHLKNS. 500 DOZ. WILLOW BASKETS, 300 Doa. WALL & SCRUB BRUSHES ere. itc The largest stock ever offered in Philadel phia, and the cheapest iu the world. Orders promptly filled. . M. & J. M. ROWE, No. IU Nubtu Tmnn strelt. Mar. 11 3m 465 Philadelphia Straw Coott Sprlns 153. , a wii.k BONNETK STRAW TRIMMI.'MOI and ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, raim-ieat, Panama and every variety of SUMMER HATS for Gentlemen ; which for Extent, Variety and beautv of manufacture, as well as uniformly ?fUA"Lm"... 1?. f. rl nnrivnled. i tiOSC UbC9, " . I . I illajiiw niiiiM No. 41 Soct Slcosr Street, Feb.ll-3m461 Phitadtlphia. . . . i - nCI'.DS of a Mipcitor lorrn. ior b at uw " CUrouicle office, h tit iu.l, St'c f THE undersigned bare this day entered into co-partnership under the firm of Tcstist, Stiart cfc Lewis for the transaction- of a geueral Merchandize and Produce business at the stand formerly occupied by J. P. Tustin. The former patrons of this establishment and the public in general will please continue favoring us with their patronage. JOSEPH P. TUSTIX. ABSALOM B. STUART, THOMAS LEWIS. Lewisburg, May 8, 1853 Fresh Meat! riHE undersigned respectfully announces 1 that his Iliilrhvr Sbop in the rear of his residence (on Somh THIRD streei) is again in cprralion, and li'rf. Veal, Mutlm, Vc will le regularly supplied to his friends and the public, every Tt ssnir and Friday morn i ings, on cheap and accomiuodaline teims. r k.i.m is ir.i.i.i.ii.-t. Lewisburg, May 12, 1853 , CAUTION. A' LI. persons are hereby notified not to trust my wife Pulli ('ate Polly Mook) as I will not pay any debts of her contracting. JUrl uc.VMt.urr Buffalo Tp, May fi, JS53 pd NEW FIlt.M AT I IMITI and I II MR M.1KIVG HAVIN paitn i IG entered into a co- nership for the purpose ol carrying on the above branches of business, the subscribers are prepared lo execute work in their line, A T THE OLD STAND, at tlm upper end ot Market street, with the utmost care and despatch. As they have both had the best advantages in obtaining a know ledge of their business, and are determined lo ' give entire satisfaction, they hope to receive a liberal share of patronage and pay. JOHN B. CUTLER. WILLIAM WHITING. Leuisbnrg, April 18, 1853 Report of InsiirniM-e Company. VUSTRACT of the First Animal Report of the Board or Hirkctors of the "Union County Mutual Fire Insurance Company." made at their Annual Meeting ou Ihe first Monday of May, A. D. 1833. Amount of properly insured up to Mav 2, 1S53 $177,233 23 Amount of Premium Note, May 2, 1853 17,424 81 Number of Policies in force. May 2. IHS3 151 STATEMENT of the Operation of the Com pany during the pant year, fix. Losses Ax KxrinuiTiRAs. Amount ol claim foi las $ 1,115 83 Amount of compensation to Hireet ots, Liecutite Committee, Pieai dent RuJ Secretary S3 85 Amount of incidental rxpenn for policies, book, by-laws, charier, seal, advertising, rent, 4.C , 148 97 51,287 65 871 1 A.nount RECEIVED on Premium Notes the part ear Amount of Liabilities over Asset of Ihe Company $4lC 44 ACT! AL STATE OF THE FL'RDS. A mount of balance on unpaid claim on which Order it ia.ued $515 83 Amount due from Agents $19 95 Amount of Treasurer's arc't 79 44 99 39 Smn.in aI TUAmI Hf.V 1853 $118 44 "$r,Il5 83 . . statkiest r John Wolfe, East BulUlo. DIRECTORS. ties Mirshaii While Beer. 3k Wm. Kosuiisrt - New Berlin. Joms (ii siiT - - East Buffalo. Jnuw Wilt - Hartleton. Thomas Clixsa - Kelly. Isaac Ever - Union. VVw. P. WanE'ssELLta Krlinagrovc. Freu'k C Muff a . Freehurg. W.w. G. Herrolb Chapman. Hiun P. Sheller - Lewisburg. Nr.a MiimilfsWarth Beaver. J..HW A. Mrun - lewisburg, Thomas Hates - Lewisburg. OFFICERS. Pairsir.wT-JOHN GI NDV. Vick Pui.sii.it THO's CLtNGAX. Sri rktarv J. A. MERTZ. TBEAsi uta H. P. SHELLER. AGENTS. Elus F. Gcwnr J.HIS II. ElLERT - tfLUROK Hill, Em. -Hr.sRT W. CniTi: Lewisburg, May 3, 1853 Est Biifla'o. H sitletnn. iSelmi'srove. Lcwiihurw, 3 TAKK NOTICE! The undersigned, Wotilrt respectfully announce to ihe citizens of Lewisburg and its vicinity, that they are prepa red lo do all kinds Black' MIMltbina: at their Shop on the corner of Norih 4lh street and the BuHalue road. Horse Shoeing, Wagon Work and all kinds ot Repairing done lo order. Coal, Iron aud Grain taken in exchange for work. C. & II. Flishcr. May 1, 1853 NEW STOCK O Books and Boots and im Shoes, Stationery. THE subs;riber announces to his friends and the public generally that he has just received from Philadelphia a large and excel lent assortment of Am 323353 comprising every kind and vanely ol Gentle nieu'i Boots, Gaiters, Monroes, Ties, Sltopers, A.C. Lndies' Fitir Ouitr.r Boat, Buskins, Jenny Linds, and Tics of the latest and most approved styles. Boys', Misses', anil Children s BooKlace Boots, Gaiters and Shoes of every stvle and variety now worn also a choice selection of the School and Classical BOOKS now in use in our Academies and Schools, to'cther with a 3ood assortment of Stntlo Hfry, etc. The above goods have been carefolly selcc 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 his long experience and a determination to spare uo effort or expense to nlease.he hopes to merit and receive a liberal &f business, JOHN HOL'GHTtM. Lewisburg, May 5, 1853 Beaver, Kremer K Jloore, HAVE just received, by Express, a second supply of Fancy Dre.s Goods. French Needle Work. Embroidery, D.-nneti, At. May 4, 1953 Or. 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 I, 1853 NEW FIRaM, AND A NEW STOCK IX TRADE. The subscribers having formed a Co-partnership in business, now offer to old friends and the public, at the late stand of S. F. Lvndall.on Market street, the cheapest (for cash) and best lot of fur Men and Boys, erer offered in Lewisburg. Men's Boots from ft up lo 6. Also all kinds of "iV La.K Gaiters, hall-Gaiters, eicT"'-""' " " Children's Shoes of all styles and sizes. Work made to order Mending as usual. As we are both known as practical shoe I makers and experienced workmen, we solicit a share of the public patronage and will try lo mem ii. k. & It. Sillier. Lewisburg, April SA, 1U53 niT ALREADY HERE! rHil'ES Si. t'O. have again received . theii large and well-selected stock of Spring and Summer Goods, which they are determined to deal out to Ihe buyer. Their slock 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 lo have an idea of their rich ness, quantity and variety they must lie seen. Von would do well lo give them a call. Lewisburg, April 20, 1853 SPRING FASHIONS 1 Sod. II AT, CAP CLOTH I4- STORE, South Eutt Corner Market and Third .Va. J. fc F. Spyker HAVE just opened and for sale cheap for Cash or in exchange for country produce Hats Moleskin Nos. 1, 2, 3; Silk Nos.I, 3, 3 ; Angola Nos. 1, 2, 3 ; black curled brim, pearl aud rial brim Hungarian, fine brush, maggon, wool, for Men and Boys. Summer Hats from Panama down to a levy chip. Cap of the latest styles and of every des cription, lo suit everybody. Clothing Coats, Pants, and Vests for Men and Boys ; Shirts of different kinds, shirt collars, stocks, handkerchiefs, gloves, socks. in short everything to wear from head to fooL Also Carpet Bags and Trunks. Thankful to onr customers for past favors we hope for a continuance of the same, as our prices are low. Give us a call and eiamiue for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere. Panama, Leghorn Hals, and Bonnets writ Er.n ai pressed on short notjee il re- awre terms. lApril 27, lSoJ Ipring nn it luiiuner L. IDDINGS & CO. WOILD hereby inform the public that they have just ree'd from Philadelphia a handsome assortment of lici'citaiitlize. Of all kinds and latest styles which, having been purchased at unusually low rates, thcy are enabled to oner 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 HOODS fOH THE SAME MOSEX than at any oiher house in Lewisburg. They have all kinds ol DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE. QUEENSWARE, and all other arlirles usually found in a well furnished store, 1 o render their establish. menl well worth a visit al all tunes they will Continue to 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 York and Philadelphia markets. Having adopted the motto "Quick Sales and Small Profils," they hope to receive a lib eral share of public patronage. Jj'AII kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE laken in exchange for Goods. Lewisburg, April 29, 153. nmn ram mms. UNION COUN Y, PA., J. FISHER, Proprietor. March 4, 1853-2mpd. OOULD, r to A. HoT,) iVb.164, Chestnul Street, SieniV BitUding, PHILADELPHIA, 1 EXTENSIVE Mcsie Pcblisher and Dealer 2j in Musical Instruments of every descrip tion exclusive Agent for the sale of Hallett, l)avi4Cos(Boston)PateutSuspension Bridge JEoKua and other PIANOS, I.Gilbert's Bondoir Pianos, MelodeonsSfartin's Guitars, Harps, Violins, Sheet Music, Music Books, etc. Residents of the country win be supplied by mail or otherwise wilh 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 wiin a call or order. Dealers in Music supptied on Ihe most liberal terms. Pianos to let. Second-hand Pianos fuf tdte. . ljt'J J. E. Slraycd r Sllca, i Mi From Cant- Keutzner's, in Suar! Vallev, about 32d olt, a valuable! dark brown HUKSb. 13 or 14 tears, old bill would pass for younger, 15 hands 3 in. higlr, carried his tail one sule,one hind foot' while lo the fetlock, a small while stripe; between the eves and noe. I will pay $ M , reward (or his return to me. HENRY KI.I.NE, Suubury P. O, May 6 pd Up. Augusta Tp, Korlh'J Co NEW FIRM. . 1RIVRT II IL-Vi . a- DO. 1CIIV &. ELDi:R having t.i-day entered into a Co-Partnership in the j above busiuess, would respt-clfully invite Iheirj former customers, and the public in general,' lo give them a call at Do.n. mi's nlj stand on I iorm ruuui ii sireei. wnere uiey are prepa rra lo 0o all wotK in ineirnne wiin the utmost despatch and on ihe inoM reasonable terms. F. A. HONACHV, A. l. LLDER. Lewisburg. May 2, 1853 .MO UK LU.MHKK! A LARGE additional stock of New Lumber J. added to the old Mock of Dry fid.OOO feet of Joms and Mantling, consist- 1 "f all sizes and leugths. Sawed Kails and Shinelme Lath. 50.(100 Plastering Lath, 3 and 4 feet lor.g. Inch Boards. Weaiherboards 1 and ij inch Pannel Boards and Plank. All who are building can be accommodated by calling on Ihe subscriber, who would be thankful for their patrnag. THOMAS NE3BIT. Lewisburg. Mav 3. 1853 3mpd GRAND EXHIBITION! Programme for llie Vwmi Doors opened at fi o clock, A.M., performance to commence al i or earlier il desired at llie LctYisbttrx Banar, Va ffm Av'riu, A'eir IV. Lvry4 and ytinV. one of the choicest selections of Spring and Summer Goods ever brought lo Lewisburg or vicinity, which ! are now oflered for the inspection of all this i town anil the rest or mankind. The Ladle in pnrtienlar are invited lo .-all. bR.muia. and I'RII.'K far NEW OOt'llS. We hae no Itatit to offer, no trap lo aat.ieae.-pt a monan tip.j l.ul ItaTa adopted prices Wf...-a.y ktm i. Mir ettilidard, by iu try ua. f-KI.XTS, liiorh.nw. Ijiwn., Ilarvse ,1, l.ain llarin I'nplina, Lu.trea. be rKe .ballk-. Ti-aia-, SuunH-r Silka. Al.a"-. Swiea lain and enilr, tnul. ALSO Linen Caubrfe i-ket ll.ikt-. Kret,eh worked ll lkl.. lun-rtinL-a ami ' Kdtfina Moh.ir .Mitts. Silk and Kid l.lr.ve. r'.n. IloierT O.lton. Merino aiwl e,l. AI..SO TULoca Tjimiju. I Si-winf Silks, and a variety of Notiona. In-asa lriimuii,rs The attention of the GenllmifB also is iu iee.1 to onr st.a-k of Sprioc aod Mintmer t a-sim-res. coutpriMn IVtf.a'. f riprt. Mutitwr. .atarra, and a rhoi.. Tariety of very neat .tyies fA.rf ctin'f Im Ut. A L2o Lin ens strtid aud plain. I 'roton Clotlis. (.'oltonaib-, aii.l n general aMirtni.'nt of tiw.ls fur sunimt-r wear. l-a.- AMiauctR asp FarsiH u,rHa of the moat approved t-raniK ALStt shirt Collars, t'ravala, llu.iery . ilu.ves, Udkf., Su-perelera. atid a irreat vaneaa vf artkics In the ueuuemea ruruieuinx line. llonitekeacrt yr attention is called to our stock ol rc i;;a, t'otutn aud Linen Lnair. sheet - inirs. Pillow Muslins, brown and hleerhed Mu-lins also lilloCKKlESIn l.n,lanee. bf'A-.V.Vand U AKtlH .KE. UaekeU. Wooden Ware, Lamps, larpet AKPK1S. ; all that II, ay lavor them With a CalU oil Cloths, and Inst tlio.ich uut L a-t in the schi-tnea : Lewisburg, March 31, 1353. spletlidlotoii':'rjcA;)'..nlai.'speemiimr.traets. 4't.loenes, rSjsnadcs, Bay Water and sua m wt fragrant EVuenees. I Executor' Notice. Adieission free. Call on y ETTERS testamentary on the last will TLSI IN, STUART LEWIS, j and lcs,ament of Sa-cei Aiim, lale of 471 opposite Kline's Hotel, Lewilmrg ,e joroU!,h of Lewisburg, dee'd, have been U,, , , war a araj a I Pranterl so tha subenbra bjr Ihe Register of lnUCld WOOlm rai'lOrV tnionCo. All persons having claims against , " ; the estate will present them for settlement; aear llarlleton, Inton Couutjr. lnj a persous indebted make payment wiih rpHISeslablisliment is now iu the best order, out delav, to ALEX. AMMONS, lr , J. The machinery being nearly all new.! " BYERS AMMONS.J and none bnt the best of workmen employed, j Lewisburg, OcU 18, 1952. the subscriber feels safe in saying that his i jj. B. Bvers Amnions will continue the work shall not be surpassed by any establish- lmnber business ol ihe late firm of Hiasa and meni in this or the adjoining counties. Aw,0..aud respectfully solicits a continuant His wasgons will be around as osual, and iof pl,bhc patronage. those wishing lo patronie his establishment, BYER-H AMMONS. i will please avail themselves of lhat opportu-1 ' t7 I have also on hand, and intend keep-1 OVStCl ScllOOIl. ing a choice assortment of (aOOdH, such as . , . . CUh. .SirftWa, Ce.An.rrr. 7W. HtanJcet,. TTAV fil ed."P ,h KoCmS ,n TmCK " ani. Ay., which I will sell low for cash, or exchange for Wool and I'onnirv Produce gen erally. MARK HALFPENNY. Hartleton, April 22. 1853 tf " SmuII Prujllt awl (juidc Sib." BARGAINS at the CHEAP STORE OF 1 J. II. &. W. BROW X. E take this method of informing the public that we have fitted up the old ' -CX1UX TRAD1XG STAXD," where we would invite especial attcuUun to our stock of DOMESTIC GOODS, Groceries and t'tsH, which can not fail to please, either in resard llll m JaSi' i to price or quality. Onr goods have been i to the Pacific Ocean, and extending lrom the bought for cash, at the lowest price, and will j 50th parallel of North Latitude to South Ame be sold on accommodating terms. - I nca, or to within 7 degrees of the Equator. No CASH will be paid for all kinds of Grata labor or pains has been spared lo make it one and the very highest price paid, in goods, lor ' of the mo.-t accurate Reference Maps ever put every description of Domestic Praduse. I forth.there being much entire new matter taken 1 urlleville, April 32, 18.i3 CUXTOX WELCH, Attorney at Law; LEW1SBCIIG, Union Co., Pa. B0itice nearly opposite Kline's Hotel. Refers lo ifim. .'rrat-r Ftrmn'de, RJ'ffitrJr, IV - Jimri T. Wife, ' a' ". C 1unr.t aT il If Hi. .4 ..iM-. .V. Wljeit. XciaWaam. 7U. A. J.mtnnt S,ihrm. u Rimmet fflrin. fhlltttiyJurg, Km. Smil 4 IH. DnimMiKi. IswitlMirj, April tl, M. Watchmaker and Jeweler, i ctDlsbnrg, (Ja. LUIMEER. r I1HE subscriber thankfol for past riatrnnaee i 1 would solicit bis friends and the public's coutinuance in hisline of business, as he eon-; Imues lo keen a large stuck of Lumber on band for sale. Be has ou hand at preseut the fol lowing, vizi 110,000 feet ef good dry Pine boards. 10,000 feet of Plank and Boards Weatheiboards, Joist and Seanilmg Poplar Plank, Scantling aad Board Lap and Joint Shingles Pine Paling and Shingling Lath 3900 feet of square timber 1700 feet sawed Rails Nails and Stone Jug. All of which he will 11 at fair price-. THOMAS NlSCir lewisburg, Jan. SI, 1S53. 3ra4.'(. REMOVAL! D.1XIEL Sl'llRACK would rnpect lully inform his old triends and cnu- iners ,n Town and Connlrv that he haw removed his 77.V SHOP to the South side oT Mai ketfstreet, between 3d and 4th (oppoa Birru'i Marble Yard.) where h is prepared in execute all orders for Tin Ware. Spoulice. etc, auJ ulund to Repairing as usual. Lcwisl.org, Aj.nl 14, 18i3 pd LADIES ! I msT Please call at mr sbop. Sooth 5J ,retl ana rIuiBe ,ne beJt W J " - T""" -flTI1triT i f tittered m Lewisburg. My asaorinirnt is Bow complete, consisting of ihe bei varieties of PLAIN and KA.NCi' work, wbirb are t,Sered lower them at any other plate in Ltwulurg for j Caslunnlv call and see. ('hiidieu's Shoes, 25 cts. and upwards. Ladies di 62 - do rtcne made lo order. K. FlthCr. Lewi.-.biirg, April 26, 1633 New Store! New Goods! HAS beeu purchased, and shipped, and will arrive next week, oi.e ot the lurgeil, ciinijiett, mmt cumplrte and ruried stock of goods ever offered in lewisburg. Every body can be accommodated as to qualuy,juaniity and price, lo tiieir entire satisfaction, at the new and magnificent stcie-room al ihe corner of Third aud Market streets. Particulars next week. BEAVER. KREMER & MOORE. Lewisburg, April 15, 1853. IMMEDIATELY, a Journeyman Watchma ker. None but a food workman, aod weil i ecom mended need make application. Also. a good Clockmaker. can find constant employ iiieut by jan.S8,'53 A. L. HATFIELD. sf.ftltOCcS'r. JL'ST received an assortment of fine ton e rosewood Melodeons, fnin Geo.A.Princa t Co.'s celebrated establishment, Buffalo, N.Y. 4 ociave Melodeons from C to C $45 IJ do do C lo F 66 5 do do F lo F 75 Large 5 do F to F. Piano style, ltd A. L. HATFIELD, Lewistwrg RI..MOVAL,: . n. Oasuerreotspe Llkeneniirs taken j accordiu: to the latent improvements, over Mrs. Iri l.su's Millinery Establishment, ua . ibe most reasonable terms, bv j S. L. BERG3TRESSER. Lewisburg, OcU 27, 1852 REMOVAL ! I) Hli:s4RDEV ii. CO. have re- moved their SnuJcins Emporium lo the ! suop formerly occupied by F. A. launehower. 1 next door lo A. H. Blair's hotel, where they ! ,1 hannv to wtil on their old friendi and nPPT 10 Wa" 00 Inf' r OIQ ineno., auu. I R R liew U, IkK UIOIS IS tk 9UCI,UI ujauuet, I the subscriber is uow prepared to accommodata i individuals aod parties with OyMterS etc in I ihe best styles. A share of public patronage ! eolic.ited by C. F. HESS Lewisburg, Sept 15, 1852 or THAT rORTIOt or NORTH AMERICA EioiaiTiw) Th'. I'nitt-t S-'iitc ti Ttrritrn-lrt, the O-X' tt'tfrts, Nov Branneuk, X-xnl Sofia, and JfrxT,i? Lrn'rul Am&rica and the Mc( 7n.it J.dand$. iSmriled fWrn the most recent Surreys and auttMntiaj S-.uree.. rulill.-iU I f JiUW 3iO.SK, Dallunura.Md. AFTER much labor and expense, the Pub lisher is enabled to furnish a complete and accurate Gegraphical M.ip, on a largtr scale than any general map heretofore issutJ. embracing the whole country from the Ailanlio from actual surveys, and many names sot found on any other work exunu The Drawing and Engraving are executed. With nea'neas aud accuracy. showing distinctly j the Railroads (made or projected.) Canals, lit. j vers aud Lakes with the Names, Boundaries, Position and Relative Stze of ail the Slates and (Territories belonging lo the Government ot ' the United States,ot North America, aud of the R.pulilic of Meiico. toeclherVith the Canadas. New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, also all tha ' different Siatcs of Central America, New vite- nada and i!:e Is'.hmus of Panama; the lacaiio.i , of all ihe Cities, Principal Towns,Villages,the j Indian Tribes me prominent stopping places j mi the great routes leadine West i the GolJi , Rtgioris, to Oregon, Ac; also a tahle showinj the distances by land and water between this I most iinportar-t places on tln Ccntinent, and ... mi re ,,-irn nt the World, rctubitinp cleartv 'the (Sold R.-gions t,f California, the Ktirveya and Explorations ol Col.F temout,Lieat. Ukes, Emery, Aneri and others. It will be found a vatatul acquisition to all ; Institutions rf Learning, ad very raseful in the Library of anv geailsnMin as a reference map. it being all on )ie same seale.wiah so detached portions. When fnnamed on roHers the sue is about & ft. high bv S Ii. 4 inches wnle. N. B A New Map of the World on Merea- tor's Projection, is eargraved on the vacant South-west eornef of the General Mapvon a e plan, llrere being 15 degrees duplicated, exlu. biting China in lire West as well as in the East. With the (Jontioeai of America in Like centre: showing. conclusively, ib transport, lion uf Goods from East to V est and tin r.vs iuust.eveotunv.be by ihe Isthmnsof Panama, Nicaragua Lake, of through the failed Slates, :t buiij many thousand miles nearer. LCTIIER ROOl'.AsutT. till r'.n ianva.-.s t'uton Coun'y for this Map. HI Sn. r irl
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