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OCTOBKK 2S, 18-JO
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Notice. The Cuiiosii.'i.E and the TV-
fcni ft oftei are now at tue l.l ST A x D,
jlsrKcl iHpiarc, up siaus, icn uauu uuur.
fl&The fallowing coin'ouuicatiou wast
accidentally omitted, last week : j
A Card.
Ma. F.ihtor: Will you be kind e
riougbto say ioyoiir paper.thnt the citizen?
f Lcwisburg and vieiuiiy have our niost
heartfelt thanks for. the kind assistance
rendered, in endeavoring to save our prop
erty from tire on Saturday U'ght hist ; and
also, that we feel deeply grateful to the
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itiMu 01 .M.u m, u v lUc.r ,,.....
FRICK. SI.1FKU & CO
Lewisburg.Oct. 19, lb5 i.
Election Returns.
The following are the iffiiial re
turns in the Lycoming lUjreseutative
district :
trtV.D EMr.d. II.
Frftr,W. R. d r
"moo
Lreomiug, 2"276
2143
101 10
57G
Clinton,
,l
Potter,
G:iS
010
S797
5725 .."7S
3320 ! ,
Ths maj-rity of Ueek is 21S; that of
Eldred, 147.
KST The follow ing are the ofiViiJ re-
turniiu lluutingdou Senatorial I'istriet :
CmwU. d. wl:i. w. ii. T.
Blair, 1167 1:531 K'lrt
Cambria, 1.1rt7 707 51
Huntingdon, 1145 131S J7(i
8670 3410 -loll
In Schuylkill county, Kline, ( Whig.) is
looted County Commissioner. Remainder
of Democratic ticket elected.
Nerthumberlaud has elee'ei C.Vt'.Tharp,
of Milton, (Whig,) Histrict Attorney.
Remainder, Democratic ticket.
Columbia elects Robert F. Clark (Whig)
T.eae-urer.
Allcchenv countv elects a Democratic 1
Senator and Assemblyman.
rotter county gives 150 Whig majority.
Sullivan county elects Auios ('. Wilkes,
(Whig.) Sheriff. John Riair Liun, tv-q
District Attorney.
Cent.e county is said to have elected
Wm. Uarris, (Whig,) for Treasurer.
Montour and Lycoming, elect the whole
Democratic tickets.
Philadelphia couuty elects to the Af cem
blv, 7 Deni'-crats and 4 Natives v. ho were
pledged to Kiipport a Prohibitory Law and
consolidation. Their election cannot prop
erly be considered a party triumph.
Fliihdt Ipbia city elects to the Assem
l!y geutleuieu who werecuerally suj-poi t
cd on other than party issues. They, with
the exception of one or two members, were
pledged to Mipport a Prohibitory LiijUjr
Law, a paid Fire Department, and a Con
olidation of the several districts of the i
city aod count v. :
In Westmoreland county the Democrats
lost their ngulariy nominated candidate
for Sheriff. I
In Berks county, the Whin candidate
for Couuty Treasurer is elected over the
VArrttlui Atinyr.t-rit n.nn tm,n l.t o i i ,. r
of 1500.
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10 acuuyikiu county irjcre were loot
rotes polled for a Prohibitory Law, and
1115 for Kimbcr Cleaver. Native Aiueri-
can. :
In MifBin county, Mr. Gibbnny, a tcm-
perance Democrat aud au advocate for the '
'
tiu 1a t Vi n T.iil.(Tf w-Arlra 1. m ! u!ni.ti.rl
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to tne Asscmiiiy over layior, inc regular
democratic candidate, bv a maioril v of 12
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Totes.
Juniata electa the democratic ticket ly
Opwards of 150 majority, except Mathews, '
Whig, District Attorney. ;
fulton county elects mc lug cauai-:
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date for Prothouolr.ry by 121 votes beaten
as to the balance i f the ticket.
The riltsburg Americau of Saturday, i
announces the certain defeat of Clover, the j
Democratic candidate for Senator in Clar- ;
ion. Armstton-' au 1 Indiana bv 5" - S. Jamc-
6on, an iiidepenJeutdunotralicciudida-.e.
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l.Tkc New York Courier sjieculabos isburg, and Mitioury, as predicted by Gen.
u follows on the War news : ' Packer, in his speech a year last March.
" Russia has b.cu lighting a hannful of The rou'e is very air.iight, north and
Circassians for twenty years and she has south, and the naturil and " eonstitutiou
not conquered them. Those greatly mis- al" objections i,uite inconsiderable,
take who believe she can finish Turkey Arrived at Trout Pun, " ho for Bloss
ia one, two or fivo campaigns. For the, burg!" Well, there wc waited, n wagon
present t least, tbe chants are altogether 1
. 1
id lavor ot J uikcy, cvtu it bbc La.s to
firrkfr It or l.rtt.. -ilritin Hut- . 1... ,
h -" i-ai. iai eAj v.. wu cue Will 'i
K-.l k. K I- 1 .. 1.
....... vv , a.uu..., miii. 11 i. 1 .1 U.J ,
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ccrcaiuiv uv muiinuues 01 revoiuiioiiurv i
adventurers from all parts of Europe.Clled I
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with a hatred of the aubierat ir.tenserevcu
than her own. The chief danger of war
i- facconsists in the stimulus will give !
M mo rcvolutunary eut r- which Ia-
J
tent iu almost every couulry on the Con- !
tinent It is known that the revolution-',
. I
ary leaders are watching passing events j
with tLe utm . t iutcr bt. Lauis Napoleon, i
if he joius agaiust Pussia, has nothing to ;
fear from this, for nationality ist he
strongest fetli.irj of Frenchmen and alaais !
subdues every interna! revolutionary itu-
rbie when the nation is envolvcd io for
eign war. But iD Gcrmauy there is no
nch scntimeut, fur the German race Las
no national uuity. In Italy and Hungary,
which are under a foreign yoke, there is
o nationality which is not essentially re
Tdiutioumy. It i u:a,j;v 1-Wly0 lua a
! war should l.e carried on between the
j Eastern and Northern powers of Europe,
without stilling up a vchcuielit and fiery
; eltcrveseenee among tue people, ana cre.i-
j ting opportunities for a most temllo rut-
j ril,uti,,n npou tl cir opt Tessas
Corn.,, ndrnro of the L.Tvilr Cl.rutiirle.
Tikut Pus and six inches
of Snow, up among the owls
rail bears of the Lycoming
Creek Oct. 24, lVbi.
Jhar ( Un.xu!,: ; r. lection over tue
Cum saved" fr;.m division, (thanks to j
(Lo JSeavers, and tue incorruptible patno.s j
of the " inelropoiis, modern Uerlin .)
mavliap you m.ght Lave a arc corner .or
a way-laid traveler to case his feelings an.l
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exrewc Lis itchinp i-on.
At hite Heir -Mills, I was iniornuo
this moiuing, thero is a L.p f
project of the establishment of Iron-1
works, a New York ci!y capitalist having
recently made some ore-land purcliMcs in
. . . . ..... v . t
tle vicinity, with that view. This town
l;as improuu coujiueraoiy nnmu iwo
j years.
I Our companion, was a Hind old man.
lie never was sick i.nui,nniie laooiingm
j heavy work, and exposed to the glare of
hot lires, his eyes became innainoJ, ana
1 nrni .1 111-1. Iivii:r i-.iIs. His rhvsielallS
,. , an(1 other irritate, thus
adding fuel to the (Ijuw, Lut to no good j
j pui iio.e. He was taken to a regular Kyc
ufu mury, lut was iuformed that he had
, come too lale that, if ho had applied the
; coldest possible water to his eyes, until the
Ere, or fever, or inflammation was taken
out, he might h.ive been cured. Now, the
poor old n:au is hopelessly bliud The
eye is too delicate au organ for quackery
or apprentice-physicians tvt r to meddle
with. Hence those itinerants who are ped
dling rye-cups, new eye-glasses, Sa,s!ioulu
be shunned, and I sec they arc exposed by
some of the leading Journals iu the cities.
If your eyes trouble you, go to men and
institutions of established character and
responsibility.
1 he heavy fall of enow added a new
feature to the intercstin'r ride through
Loyulsock Gap. Not only the bright and
the pale bued evergreens, but the multi
tude of unfallcn leaves of the deciduous
trees, were covered with snow aud the
variety of shades and iutrieacies of color
ing, and beauties of tints, of forest in au
tumn, who can tell? Each limb and col
ored leaf decked with an incrustation of
frost, &nd the sun's rays illuminating all !
The glories of Autumn ore to-day crowned
with the pure loveliness of Winter
E ich prism of frost's
A sparkling pern;
Each leaf ah It 's
A diadem !"
The pencil of the painter and the pen of
the poet can never impart the loveliness of '
a gentle snow-storm upon the fioat-hucd
foliage of a grand oi l forest. It is like
the sudden pale seal of Death on the brow
of the ruby-lipped aud rosy -checked in-
fant surpassingly beautiful, even under
the stroke of the Spoiler j each lovely iu
ilsclf, and made more lovely by the con-
trast.
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c had no time to inject tho nsiuc'
c :
reatneis of Wilii.ini T.Ar- rior. it i tin
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uoum uestinea to to quite a .;ttie village.
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.it is, i . m., we were iaen aooui two
miles to the railway cars, which run tlu-ncc i
about Pi miles to "Trout Run. The nas-'
I
scnger car is well wrought and furnished,
nud runs very easily. The freight cars
were loaded with rails. It is cot.fidentlv
a. v-wi-.! ai.1 tUa w..u ,? u !M Tin iri. T..tA.l
. .... ' ..
to f.liniia, nest season ( a consumma-
tiou d.'Voutlv to be wished" bv all who ere.
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Csillcd" to travel io this rrcioTi.) Canton
Corners, in Pr;idfrd county, is ulout the j
center, aud about the summit, of the Road,
and the machine shops ore to be located j
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there, wmcu win maAci a.mu.i one 01 tne .
first t wns iu the county : inhabited aud
! Buirouuded, it air. ady is, by intt liigeut, i
thrifty fai im rs and merchants and median
ies. Towaudo, Athens, aud Troy must
keep wiJd awake, or their new rival will
outstrip thcin All hail the day when cars I
shall start from L'.mira, labelled "ori'1'0 opinion that tho County Hoard will
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JSilt;,nrr,.Ji,xit,' v.a illianisport, Lew refuse to saucUou tho aeltoii of the Com-i
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r no great uiincnsionf:, witn mrcc
uacseu seai, coverea wua a loose canvass,
illltl fIl n.-T-iilPi tf ftTil I ! nr V HT( thptr
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I,jmw nd tl... Mull all to bo drawn be i
. f-.- t -
L.i .i... 1 t.- I
i"o uui?ri, iu 1111 mu'i auu uie.nu" aoow, 1
fiiteen miles, of which two miles up asteep j
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"i'l at once, was the most diffieult portion! :
" Everybody" said " it could not be did ;" i
but the " proprietorV agents and drivers 1
i.arca it couitl. AU aboard, witU their
. .
baggage charge, Gl cents per mile, exact-
ly ofl' we sarted. Having progressed a
few rods, oue horse's foot became " balled," ,
be slipped, aud fell, and broke a trace in .
the effort After a short delay, he was ;
released, a new harness was obtained, and '
forthwith the Lr. S. mail wagon, with ten i
passengers drawu by two horses fare 61 i
ets. tier mile started a"ain for Blossburi?.
Arrived at the foot of the first hill, anoth-:
-3 C3 .
er strain upon tho h; mess, and aco her A Woman AT THE Bar. The Cleave- '
trace chain broke. The driver swore he ! land Plaindealcr says that Mrs. Emma It.
ii, militia.-.. . ...
couU haul us over for ho had hauled ; Coe has been pursuing a course of legal
just such loads all rummer (as conclusive i studies, for the purpose of qualify her-
proof as the man w ho hud l.vcd one Ecvcn-self for the practice of that professi-m.
LEWISBU11G CUKONICLE & WEST
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ty yeirs- and wis sure he could live auotl:-
er seventy !) Four o'clock-fifteen miles
..t ...!. ;n .....1 A.... I. .,.. Q.nn- still
uiiiu
nly twohouthe wholedi.tanec
j crazy wagon light hamo
83-ten pas-
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it was rai unanimously Wat tue w imiu
! affair was m oj'ragc upuu the public,
! upon the pass 'tigers, upon the horses, and
- 1 r. r . rl. . f ......r.
i wc cau never get through unl
r1r,liwin. ...... ..(iiitlemeti
: r - o
al,jicatl,j t10 0j caraVan
tL(.;r cJa:IUS , ,ljcir ft!now sulT(
. 1 ,1 CIU .., 1. ..Wnr.. and a safe de-'
livi.r;lI)t.c.
W(J ru.urui;j to ,U(J Well-kept mansion
i . .
House 01 narics ioirows. auu ov a coin-
; fiJI.,aLlo firc aIiJ ooJ gUj.t.r.uble soon i
j f r.rot our aisapp.-int nu ni. About!)1
wc Lc:irJ fl,,m ,ilC stvt.u mcl, auJ ,
, u:lggage with Uncle Sum's mail in the era-
j ty .,on atld jiglt i,arncss propelled by :
'
j tft() uur5t5 ttj,h white balled" feet in a
; jvj,,, sl!0w-storni....they were "ju.,t at
tlio fniif of llio inoiiiitaiii !" I shuddered
at ,,C .,rospeet f..r thcin, and in my soul !
:ljvict everybody to avoid the route from
Trout l'.uu to Ulossbur-'. - ;
On our table, we find that universal L- ;
vorite, Jolm Hunyan that delight of
; voutli. liotmisnn V. rusoc - tnai very reuua-
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Wo v.0;l.m Mr, (uJle's lectures : and
.ir - . 1 .1
iu our animated discussion as to whetlar
the author of that veritable record was a I
bachelor or a married mail, we soon forgot
j the seven were toiling up the hill to the
j Block House in a snow storm.
Thine as ever,
I.NCOfl.
DfiATU OF M. AltA.10. Francois Dom- j
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I'll' HI- -fc.'.t,-', ...v. .v..u.vu . .........
vant, died at Paris ou the 1st iust., ia his ; coutainiiisf 3ns A crt more or less, adjoiu
. ; in;. Samui'l (lemlieMiiic, Paul Coedlaruier and
txtli year. j 0l1PrSiW;lcrn iseieen da
Anciiuir SrniKE. The workmen at'
the Cotlou Factory in llarrisburg struck I
for the Ten Hour Svstcin. on Tuesday last.
4 1
CnvTAL PALACE. The managers of;
the Crvstal Palace have fixed uixiu the 1st
: J 1
: of December as the period of terminating
!thc Exhibition.
Kev. Samuel Dkison, of the 15 1 imoro
Conference of the M. F. Church, died sud
denly of heart disease, at Doston ou the
13:h iust. He tvj widely known and
highly respected iu this section and his
death will be deeply lamented.
IlOSTOX, Oct. 2i. Ihcro was a Very I
severe storm yesterday in this city, and j
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in every direction around, so far as news
has been received. The telegraph torey j
are prast rated almost everywhere. It i, j
surirosed that a pnat deal of damage has '
leeu done by the storm. Loth at sea aud !
on Uliil.
ClIAltf.ESTO.v, Oct. 25 The late storm j
has been very disastrous all along the coast. !
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A number of marine disasters are already :
reported. !
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l.OtWARKA.M.hJlE.NTS. in-ricrtorc-
liivc the scarcity of change, the Secretary i
of the Treasury has set apart two hundred j
thousand dollars of new silver coin f.,r N. .
Vork, one hundred thousand f.r Roston,
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aud lifty thousand for Daltiniorn, to put
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. i.. c .1 .. . r. ...:ti
into circulation in a few d.iys. It will
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iooauiv oe ouiuiuu:.ni. in icsn icieu sums.
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ai IUC cuu-j rcasui V, ior "'11U coin.
" ankm.i im la. uov. istgicr nas ,
i:"sucJ Lis "nwA proclamation, soiling
. mi . 1 J t a I
F -""rs-iay, me uu ol ;ovouiucr
"est, as a day of general Thanksgiving :
i,Ul1 l ,0 Almighty God for the boun- j
ties of Ills providence. Ihu day Will no '
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""..u., Uv i.j uanj iwhn m mm j
I'Iace, as Well as in the whole btate.
MuNlcn-AL Sfl.rCR!rTloN..Oa Moil
day lust in the Philadelphia county Hoard,
a communication was received from the j
Commissioners signed by the names 0f
no 1. 111 . .. .1 T 1. o.. .:.!. :. e
m- - -"mi juu iiw jh cmun, uuunu- '
"'g tue board that they had made a sub- j
scri
ptiou to the Sunbury and Erie Hail-1
J, of two millions of dollars, and ask. ng j
road
the concurrence of that body. The Ltdg-
tr of Tuesday, writes au article, and a
severe article on the sutject, and expresses
missiouers.
New Ydbk, Oct. IS. Chas. Andrews, !
who was arrested iu July last for placing I
obstructions on the Harlem railroad for the
, , ., ,
larloin railrom! for the !
purpose of throwing tho Albany express i
train from tho track, has rcceutly had his i
trial in West Chester county, aud has been
sentenced to vc years' imprisonment.
Mr. Dk's resignation of the New York !
it 1 f 1 ,
' ub l "sury-ship has been in the hands
r.i T -, .r ,
of the President four weeks.
It is to tako j
I Ta i a.t
ucnever successor can tie selected. ,
Mr. DiX proposes to join h s faui y in i
1 'J u !
uruPB ds V'-'- j
1 ""VT Sxow for the Sea.-Wc
xuv 4 t.i.iaiiu aiu. c.r.,
Iff. 1 1 . l. A 1 - a- vl .
uat on u cdnesuay before last, snow fell ,
IU lao lown 01 "gf'J w toeoepiu oi ono ,
aT , AY ft f " . A a 1 1 1
lravt l was 'uierrupicu .or several
Ji,.vs in consequence. The trees bordering
tho road wre 80 ,0.a(1,-'1 with snow tbat
tIl(7 lntdown and obstructed the way.
Libf.BaL. Abbott Lnwrencc has dona-
tea 500U to am iu ttio construction ol a !
tnouumcnt to the 1 ilijrim.., on Plymoutb I
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llock.
.
Yki.t.ow Fever i Baltimore. A '
despatch dated Paltimor. , October .8.1.,
: savs : For two or three weeks past a lis-
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, caae .nt-hng icnw fever, c..
on Fell s l..nt. 'Hie nun.wr or fleams
rrr.i.i if ctntn.l fit trn:n twontv-nve 10
.1 . 1 1 f...-
, wnny. .1 u:iuo j . ;
! others died in one house. Mi.-s Ilogowj
who eamo frmii Philadelphia to nurse her
... nlt. .(mv 4. f..nr litllirri ilhlOSS. (
,...,.., Tl,
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; h(jJ a j, 1C8lt al. j r(,unil a v,.rdkt of;
' i,1M.;fi ,1,1,. hon.ieide." S.-nsiLIc iurv. i
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'.hrx nvsi is leeiunng to crowded
km Cineinnati.
A colored man named M.ilson was fouud
dead in his Led at Columbia last week.
t
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K'lPrR Vl i(S liVlW ISliMr
' -U V virtue of a writ of Ki Fa. issued oiitof lUe
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K c(,rl .,f Common Pleas of Kumi. c...-
tv am
1 to mc ilireciea. win or eipoNcu 10 r.n,-
1: I. ..1.. .r l..n:w FiJilT III V'lliti
ii. ;ii:, ... '- .- - - - 1
i, Vri.i-. ilc 2.rii!i Hie N.neni.
ber next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said
ilav. the followiu: lu-al Estate, to wit :
. . . i.i 1 ; wi.lt..
A cerlam tract ol land situated 111 line
or(.r township. Union County, contiiiiin:? one
hundred and twenty acres more or less, all
T I M 1 K It
LAM), 'S
i bounded on the south by Daniel Hen- i' v
; nar, on the west and north by Dr. S.7.A
' L. Eeck, aad on the cast by will, the
appurtences. v..
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l.l.lll'll Oil. IllUllvlllO IU1 I'HlillV UIUI V.IHI, I
,.,. - .flitM
IN
k irwixt; r-r ORDER,
A!sj a certain house'and l'.t of irrotutd sii-
"ate in New Columbia aforesaid, coiitaiuina
. I. . .1. . . I. '
IMC ruin 111 in an .11 ir iikiii "i iv. - . u' 1 1. iiii-
ini? I) oil' l Wi'lmer. Conrad Itlind and others
whereon is creeled a Dwelling House f"' j
and other necessary Out-buildings with i li j
liie appiirian.'iices.
Seized. u!en in execution and to be sold as
the property of Mimoi Horitix.
JOHN KEssLER, SherilT. i
Sheriffs OlTice, New lieiltn, Oct. 20, I8S3
Orphans' Court Sale.
"J)Y virtue of an order from the. Orphans'
1V t
I) Co
-1 Curi f n county, the u.der,Wnr.l j
Adtnini trittors of fA.iti.i. Wiuiiti, late ot j
Ki.,.j, Tji ,!w,S) i, , ,,,. taU the ;
following REAL ESTATE, wwit: j
Th valuable f act of bind situated in the
,.r ,i. .h, ..;,. ..n'.... .. I .....l.,.,- l,.'i, ,,!.,! ;
lv laml ot i!i heiu of Tbo's Wilson dec 'd. !
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1.u. ll lu... I.-I I !:.. ...... Ul.;l. :
lj .-iriiir., nii, u nri.. ,",a",'g - -. - - .
r thtreaUouU. I SO arrL'sclo.ira.1. being ilie-)
p erected. tosi,..y Ft. me Hour and :
- "Kitchen, a Frame liarn. a Spline Moose.
(,nJ a Iievl.r ,,,ll S,fil,g f Water.) and a I ;
other onl Imiid in necessary for the rotnfort ;
and coiivenientc of a Farm. Theie ii also - 1
apoi,( A,!(, o.rl.J. iil . va.iityo!
rruit 'J"re,. The rlareJ land is in a hii;h
!' of cubi-ation and abjuud with l.miesiuiie
TlB .., ' t0 ,Vl,lie in,0 '
TWO or THREE FARMS, and will be sold to ;
;
uit nufrhjerfi.
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..i..r, .., i.,T...... U.....V ..mil, n.i.,i.... ii
Lnirr II I null
i'i. ... i, .-....
WM. V II. SON Jn.
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opi. tmi. aumimairuim
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UrOliallS' I OUI I Oil It I
1 iV virtue of an order from the Orphan
I) Court of I 'uion countv, Ihe underfigned
wilt off.r at Public Sale, uu ihe premises, at 10
o'clock. A. M.,..f
r. a...;,.o lfi-,l i
J' . ' .
,. r f0n.,wing Rr-.l E-mte, nituatrd in .Mi
towuhip, Union C..., Pa., compitaing aluut
I I A lWS 1
f ... . 0 - immiwJ and I
ii,.nei
J""'1,
eh which nun the Main Road between
ui5 and to. move The pitiik-tii; is i
lioiir.ded norm unit t'.-l nv land. .f Jaruh Urh
(,as( BlJ Slllitlj ,,v llldj of u.i.i.., .a Er.,,.1
There are eiecnd upon iho preiui.-e.s a Unie.
v TvVO Story
l, ,, rarN. a v.-
LOn HOU-SE,
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d.ior. an. I TWO
ORCHARDS.
IJJaARIXU applet
Tlic Iji'd is in a coil .lale of euliivalion,
ahum ,o: UUHELS OF LIME having
been put upon il wi bin ihe lait i-.vo ye.,s.
I emu nude knoAii on dav of snle. l y
JulIX GI XUY,
A ilii.ini -t lal-.r of Williah Pexs r, dee d.
-L
ATiACt Ill'llllf PpAllfPll'
aiau.-I, 1 it 1 nil 11 v a 1v1a.11
ICR KKT.
Now oflered for Rent,
".,Pi"e
--jr 1 ' I -c iiaiiiira i i,
i. iH' I o n t rr Ci la lit in a n
Tiiree storv Stone Grist EU!,
...
newly repaired, all the gearin- new and in the
"e" of order, in a farming region which will
furilish any amount of Grain for either Milling
or custom work. Also a SAW IK3E.S,, and
glance l Hoaioo
r(?pair There is also a
1
STORE HOUSE,
a HOTEL
with a large new Shed, and otiiei
outbuildings.
Three fif Tenant jf;?f Houses,
also a FARM cf about JO or AO Arret
cleared, with a Ham upon it, an Orchard
; and abundance of the best Water convevednrf
in Pipes over the premises.
tills UiAAMit 1 ivure.ni 1
Is silttated in a healthy, limestone region of
e.ountrv. convenient to church and school. The
- town iu which it is located has several shops
and os. but no other Mills , near The Pro-
perty is well known m all the region for its
pr,iUcuve ness and to a man of energy and
capitai is a very superior opening for a large
B' otX'hmiaburs and Ol ! Fort
ess we walk. , Nearly all the places of business, m the y Jiy au, Fl 1(,.V s7 al,j next, j nJ ij.j,., . nj! B;ve iiani.,n u all.
and one lady infected districts, tire closed. f!lniti? r'!1')''!!1''" D?i7 C 0333 Of all k!cd3,
; resigned, all A man in Cincinnati last week cut his '"kSrl'' C UOCKU 1 1'S,
wis. and .. . . 1 . i- . i -1 : .... 11... 1... iu ,n Turn in I he rar. UI..CS- r..f. T.i. f,.i..-. Su.--r. M..' ; .Kw. .
revi-?K WfiK for a term of years from
. ' . . r. ... fc
-i JW..-W -eiM I' do. kl,.r Ann ,i.l ll.nf
I " - f!f15verjr desirable property,
WZI jrH"TT?fcl.-nwn as the I.!l.fi'li
BRANCH FARMER.
T,.,,L-. mites fr.nn Bclle.onic,
, 11 Iron)
Martlet.,,,. 25 from Lewisb... g. "i
b '-X;:,' sace
JY ..,, .,,um be within 5 or 0 miles.
.... h. cn hj rnllini? al
, nr . u, ; lalI1Pll ,,y
1r;jsi slib.nlici at Howard . O.,
f...t..r:. IK, JtH o. Jioifa
ir.n.r..fli.i.
Jtjy
A.ltniaistratrit or4-" J.ot, u-- u.
(), 1R53 "ia
. . 1 t
. . .. . 1 V r 1 ..!,! Iron, lie.l
Ittl S J O..IS IO. v., ,.'
uci.11.
Tables, Cnairs Bureaus iioiiei,
rrcr Cuphoards, Ku.v.-s and P,
!' hivp. and various kmds ot l
ue, i.es oy
anniiiS I len-
.! H.nise 10 1 and lMienen r
.jrnilure 10.1
numerous to mention. ....
Sales to commence al 10 o clock A. M. eacn
div rben terms will be made known ty
JOHN IATESMAN.
JACOil KOSiENIJ ADF.R.
A.lniVs of Hixii KiisTtJUJiim. dee'd.
Wh ite lleer Tp, On". :J, 1 M V J
FOR HA LlC,
A large lirick Foundry,
IJKII.T six years aizo. siiuate in il.e Uortiiilt
I ol 'l.ewis'i.iir. t uion Co , I'a-, i" a very
! uvorali'e K.ca!io, SO by U feel and nr.. Mo-
. .1. . I'..,l.t lT.irkr Kiioii (
: nes nigli. wri. , r. .'
Scunns Mil. ;",, a
, r - .. .
never laiiniK --
Also a lar-e WAKK K OM, W by : b el.
with an OKl'M 'K 10 hv SO
feet attached thereto.
Lewisbm:;, Ju!y '-1.
L. 15. CHKIrsT.
isr.:t
fox
Sale.
fPHAT Urge and d.-sirable property
I (lie cot nor of Market ;:n I U a'er Ms.,
well siiuuli d for a r-sidt-nc-, lor bo-oness,
ior (or n resuli i:ce am
plli.'C of blisiniss
Tlu.r.. !1 1. 1 T I! lii.H K I louse C'lllIUin-
. . . .1.. r.-., 1'.. i A
log 4 lurg rooms 011 I ho tirl loi-'r, b l u
...--..- .... 1 ho srfm.d fi.ii.r. Hi.d tan I.tf2f
' i-i . t- , 1
finished rooms on Hie tbir '. M"
and Wusl.h.mso ntljoins, ntid it has a!o a
large ceiiu nt t'islerti, n I'ump and ol
ood ualcr,
d water, and all the ueressary oui-
buildings.
l.r terms i:e
1 pi
liv 10 i 1:0. r . .'in nit
' S.K.DAVIS.
! v I.. ( i.-f. 1 M 1 1 I I'k
Lew i-hnr2.
Sept. 2:, 1 1-5:1
FASH IONS -1S.j3.
II IT, AS' &. I.OTEJIXl. STC IU:,
.xui l.u,i mrn.r . - -
J. & F.
, .,, .;f(r Wv fW. f. r
'r.,'h,-r in 'xeb-.-e i..( roui-ry produce
x .,' M..!..sk... Xo. I. 2. 3: s.ik N... 1.
2, :t ; Aie-'ubi
,ic'.: curlfj I'li'ii.
i i.'iti. Ii;." I ru
pearl at.d
tl:it 1-r.tu Wwu-
,ivoi. u r .Mfn iiii'i
Hats Ir.nn Panania c
'ii.'i".,Hl. W
n k- a lev,
nip.
. ,
uH f the latest styles a:.d i t every i.-s-
cnptMi.. to sua everybody.
't !iiUUT 1 oats. Pants an 1 rsts f.t
v,.,, am u-; shirts ot d.tb-iet.t k.t.-:. sh-n
collars, st eks. liamlreithn f-. u1! vi'-, s eks.
n, short e ervthms to wear fn oi !: al lo Lot.
Also
Carnel D-ss and Truhks.
-Thankful to our customers for past fivers
we hope for a continuance "'''"';'. ''
P",',s are ion. ;n. s . . .. .
inr vottrvel ves belore initi U.iMt.-e..eu ih le.
Panama. Lechorn
Hats, and llonnets wkit-
- xi - ii a si. rutssui on short notice and reason-
IS."
rtlM'T l till" L i
j
.Tr: ---
'IIHE Partnership heretofore xisli"? under
I the Firm of Cnnivr & Fun k between
1.,.1-i H Chri-.t and (1-orL'e A. Fnck in ihe
Foundry llusinas. is tins
21th day of June
; H5: do.soive.1 by tmiilation. Jt... r nek is
lutoi.P .niihotized to settle the biiMiie s i f the
v;. , rrpnt in cas." ot hi-; a'enre f rtin iu
vrli..., I.. I!. CI111.1l m. ill attend to the sam
1.. cil"lT.
,;.-, , Ap .kkk
..... I-
N-n- AU r"ms linWl . V , " , ' l
1V1 j'tVoi' Oriohrr m-x atier wliiih time a!i
nrcounts will he lell Willi a Jasiu 1 101 imuou
iale collection.
'r1
82,000 Ih
'.,rt?i c.M'j set Fi us-m in:,
For sale at the lar-e Unck W a re room of
BA?i:lf'l:T X. Ifle'f.
'
I (Fnurtb St nncilnur f.. :u b!a.r.. It'.t' ! )
OCR stuck comprises Rosewood Maheennv.
Walnut and Cttatrc !rcsinC BURBA US
I Plain and Fancv Mahogany Itureaus SI.-
i CliETAIUES and' Eilfllv CASES in endless
I ' "
variety.
! 1SOFAS. OTTOVAft, Wl.tA.S.
i Ma!iP!j:iny Chairs and Whatnots tJard. Pier.
t:cnter. Sola, Diiiiiik. and breaklasi 2 a;.'
Grecian. French. Octa'.'on, Cottage, at:d
Common BEDSTEADS Rosewood. Walnut,
Manogany and Collate WASHSTAXUS, and
vari his oilier articles.
All work wiaiiAirr.n to be well mndc, and
on Ihe most reasonable terms. Cash, 1 roduce
and Lumber taken in payment.
F. A. DONACHY,
A. D. ELDER.
Lew isburg, Oct. 5, 13.'i3
Dissolution of Partnership.
N
TOTICE is hereby given to H orsnns
wh.im it may concern, thai the rariuer-
licci 11, ina 1 01c 1 aioiii-
... . tTTF 1. ,i-i.fli red s riiiiii: oj.u uu '"'"'!,.,.,,, n. 1 ;u nun iv. aim oiiucn mvim
m
mi 5----J
ssa
bin heretofore existing under Uu- r inn ofi""" ' , C . J
.iii. uiio -1 1 , ,. .. ,,ri.uK 1 r, &1111 il,,. 1 ..ir . rr-r . .1
i-....r. K.h. A- r... has this dav been dis-
solved bv mutual consent ot all panics. it
ness our" hands at Forest Iron Works this -llh
day of October, A. D. l5J.
3 SAMUEL KAUFMAN",
DAVID 15. KAUFMAN,
DANIEL U. REUER.
N. 15. The business will henceforth be car
ried on under the Finn of Kaufman St Krbtr,
who have the books, etc. of the former Firm,
and will .-etile them al the old stand.
DAVID 15. KAUFMAN,
DVNIEI. 1$. KEUEK.
Forest Ironv ork ., Oct. 4,
Dissolution.
N'OTICE is hereby given that the Co-Part-nr
rship theretofore existing between the
.t,,rni,rrS ..iiil.T the Firm-name of Melzetr
..- - - . I I t
, Munon, was by mutual consent dissolved on ,
the 1st of May last. All the accounts arc to
be settled bv S. D. Mur.si.n.
3 . ....it t PT'flPlJ i
JACOil L. METZfiER,
SM.VON T). MI NS-ON".
pt. : s, is 53
I.ewisbur?,
MOllR AKIV.S cu.cej:mu
THE SUSQUEHANNA RAILROAD j
wkkh is ! '- t.rt-iiititl fiom fjeiriiburj to
Jj-tcisttticn on tit' ,itiiiittit
T P U a fa.t lht IM3. ItiNsrl ha gt '
I nheaJ il all 'lie tniiiiii:i'i. and h : cwr
uieni il one ol the hel mnd l.irest .lorka of
VMAs & WLTi:il (iOODS
, . .... r.r..r.
1 iw jiiriiairrt ifmrnwuir, ...........,
i J,i,t.-i anil ihiu, lint,
1 of i.,,,;t 8Vla atij iiest u'JhIiIT.
I l-,,,),,,.!!, Uru-bes Hro.nns P .iiil Rroui.d nd
,lry, Oila of 'l kinds, and other rucl. ..
nuiiiernus rneiitiuii all of wliiih will be old j
it ice to low as to :,lo!ii.-b. piircbiier. j
Al! kinds of Country PUODCCE t'ten in j
exchnnffe for (ioo-is. 1
dj l'lease give ina a ca'l before r.urthing 1
e!ae.bere, aii 1 ill irge notbiug tor locking nt my
(;o.U. i). II. liHaEL. ,
M lHinl.11re.rrt 33 1S52 I
Tho Road to Health !
Ml
in w
HOLLOW AY'S I'lLLS.
VVMY.hr a iJldojUM'II.KU L1VI.H .d V.l VW.hyS
oj a Lr'tT fr'tnt -Vr it. IK h'ir!.-u, t;hmii-i, 1. Vvp4
.Vr-.f,' Lltrrp'.ui,tivt,il 'th Jur, 1' j'.
To Prof -1 r IMiom. .-mi-- Vwin rile si: i i:trr.ml
l.:.vf t..nl tin hi 'Lc.-t uu our lirt . I I 1. : ri. i,ti M.-
! tXiJZy':"
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LEWISEURG, FA. j
t I.. HATFIELD, las on ham! a large'
r and rplrinlid assuilnnut ot ATriiEi,!
...I I i ..... I
. . . . ! 3 A T
in rhi.adflpUa ami New Wit. mt.l ct.imrtjiifni-:
ly mULU 1" 1 puuiii'tii tm-j t-
lutlert who trctrml lo be V Ii .Icul, r.
! . I 1 I... .,.. I . ,.m.- fl. ' I ..t ..I Uk Art to il-ls Til !
' tl 00 tu 41 J5 Co
i .Irt .t.i flti it l.-wi-uil. l -.h
4.'. till '.tl 0.'
i: :i: '"tttZW
3,. l ' . . ; n.iT
,, ,j 4 j.-..-.
t eo l.nilili ami Krem-li . ai. Ii. .; 1-k
ilver 1'i.lnil L. v. rs, mil 'o. l, (l,
d a a s j. wtij,
' do ttioitini .to jii i.-t,
j Xt
: lirrman iii.r 1- pii-.s, . j. w. l,
s.lTiniu-i.
il.Ttiooi ilirr a m rond hand atibc,
10 ir
l'i (M'
lu On
lo ou
i z no
" c
li oil ;
17 00 !
tto'il OiirtrJ I'liAiitt
S i ll
li'll "
do Lsitit J' Koli t'hiiin.
do t.i'ulit nifu'o tub thuiii",
Jo V-t t ha i.,
litil.l I.ailn-5 r.n-r.st I'.n", lutcst t!r,
nrh Mnurniiift Bnx TKH.In.i,
taincaj,'.,latt ri', rroil. lirauiLtc.
Co:U farntlt-nwuV Hr-j-t in,
Jo t'nff Pm.. ilitTcrtxit it3,
In Finp r Kinci1.
it 01U Kar it iocs, ?mL a llcopx. rr'r",
J tiny Liii'l-, Corn. V iifwt. Srr:ir
brrrv.CluytiT. .vn-il, liriuucL, Ac,
3.!ii Watch fit'15,
do di K3tl
tl IVnrils,
do IV n,
do i-rrt-nrlcii,
do I hi u tin;: Lorkrt", (Mtdalia)
do Bratfltt's
SiItit iHnuT.u, Ta'. kyDritrrt. anl
1 V(
9 00
CO DO
2 ,' t'
a uu
1 -
37
1 00
3 io "
a on
T oti
5 no ;
li HO j
3 lu j
lo io ;
l'J 1IO :
U vn
Crt OK !
1 -a "
1 ; "
S DO "
3 iu '
1 iu
1 00 "
Silver prrtoH-!t
so :
j . '.ia f C 1 t a l-li t tl
-r. i- - u-v
ranted to be what sold for. Also a ereat vatietv
of pilt and plated good Chains, Pins, Sipnona.
Lotkcta. Mpectiicleii, Casea, liaLeta, Ear Ringa.
iShawl Pins, Hair Pins, Coral Reads, Met I U11J.,
Purses, &c, &c., Ac. Also
Bnirli S 'lay .pririr act w.iitlit r'ni-ka 5 en 10 00
di. an hour d tin du 2 :,u . 4 00
Hii.iy wimlaudiltTimi rifcer, ; ihi " arti
Slon'th Clur. In on ' is on I
Alohas Iit I'arlur Ct.ieaa. 10 en JS 10
fati-lil lA.Trr(ir Marin.; Clorli aco j
I'rellrh Acrurili oUr. H s M I
.of do In' j 3 in " 7 ao !
IV.Ika do lo'i ' In On " 15 no
M imir Itoal.r. 3 00 Sa 00 !
And hundrtdiof aniclea not mentioned.
Watches, Cck and Jewelry carefully re
paired and warranted. Call and ace.
Mjtrh. 1852 lvtlG
IIUSSEY'S CIKAIN K EATER,
l.l.-oi'l.. .) lllllll.l A. A....
r . 1,1 Hrain mil C.rKl
ior CUllin? OOttl Uraill ailU LirasS
limit lmpmnmrntsj'ir 18.V2 !
- m- . x-i-i. . o-i'i-nrn . j r.- .... .1..
M
ANUFACTURED and for falc at the!
Lewisbnrc Foundry bv
GEDDES, M AR II i C .
ISTILI.
f l H) " tu VI rT-- Ci
U O-l ' 10 u ; Cx''C--r -1
l I..; 1.1 ou 1 trt,-JJl,,
2 i l.t i'J On I A r Vf
in ii'j 3j I'll 1 H
Is no :n j j
-"i 111 S.-. On j I 9y f
1. 10 !S u-i IV Y .1
no . ai ' lajaA.i5'r
1 1 e..
lln...
Dissolution.
rpilE Partnership betwff a the subscriber
, 1 ba been dissulTd by mutual consent.
The ae.eiiiinlK. ar In It nl..l u . .l
Km rey, ami ilie businesconiinuH by Matbiaa
Hate. M ATHIas HATE,
KANS-I.OWFLRREV.
I.ewisbur?, Oct. 6,
Perfect Fits !
L-JO:: It. .11II.I.ER carries oa tk
Tuiloriu business, on his own b.-ok, a. hi
old stand on 'orih Third Hirecl, (igo of the
Striped Coal) where he will attend to Malting
11ml Ciminit ai osu.il. The ALL FA6H10.
for l.i'1, reeeivrtl from New York.
Alt uoik done 111 li e bet style and on ilia
mom reasonable terms. Pnxluce received at
Market irices. I.ewiburg, Sept. 3, 1853
IV A Kd JiJUlt TAILOR wanted by
JOHN B.MILLER.
Fresh Meat! R)
flliU 11nder.izr.ed reprctfally announces
J that bis Mtitc-lier Shop in the rear
ol his residence (on Month THIRD street) 1a
3!'a: iii operation, and Brtf, YeuL, Mutton, 4e.
will be regularly supplied to his friends aad
the public, Ti tsim, Thchii and 8itiik
LDurmns.on cbcapaml acroinniorlatini; leims.
FRANCIS ZELLEKSJ.
Lenistur', May 12, 1803
NEW FIKM
AT
iMITIt; sintll CI tilt .M.tHI!(Ci
f f A VINO entered into a co-
li partnership for the purpose
ol can y 103 011 ihe above branches
of business, liie subscribers are
prepaitd to execute woik in iheir
line.
I A T Till: OLD V7- i n
j al tin; upper end of Market street, with the
, utmost rtre and despatch. As ihey hare both.
h:i I ihe best (vantages in obtaining a know
le!je of their business, anil aie determined tu
i'.ecioiie s iti.l.-'.eiKti, ibey hope to reccivt
d liberal share of palronagp and pav.
i JOHN B. CUTLER.
V.ll.llAM WHITING.
; Lettisburj. April Is', i&53
Jl '-ST r-reive.! on asi r;mfiil of fire tone
r se1., n,,.i .Meb'dti'iis, from Oeo.A.Prhice
-'.'., eel-: fill: d 1 stul lihinen;, Butfalo, N.Y
4 octave M-iodeons troni C to t' iS
4j i!o lo C to F 65
5 do do F to F 75
ar.-c j ! F to F, Piano stvle, liiO
A. I.. HATFIELD, Lewisburg
rri.n-ti.i Aiirica a Coik for the TJnca.
Dr. DcwPrg's liistory of Rcmaolsm.
T LT Jut !i.-!:ed a tw asn isii.im !
; tii. oi Du. 1 OW LING'S HliTOKV OT
i. 'MAN ;.M. '1 his p. pular and valuable woik
( u ii i !i i 1 ProtesLiiit i.ui other lse unsectariao)
tin been pr.-iii.onerd hy all Protestant denom
lnii'.it.iis ti.e ittuudurg lluU.ry of ihe aubjeel
ol whieli it treat...
Li r.'i.se'itiei.re cf ll.e late fiie in the Pub
Usher's esti.bliiliuenl, he has been nnable for
toe last ie in. iitl.s lo supply the frequent orders
ior ti. s m ii.-. lie has now the pleasure to
am. :!.. e i! at l'r. D wiing has prepared an
e.x'eti-tie r.i d valuab'e upplea.ent rf abvat
lid '..' -, ine ud i'g iii the recent events of
. i.:i 1 m in rri.itioii to I p e I'ius IX., the strug
gle !. r b'. i r yin Rome, ihe .Madiai. i.'avazzi,
i ;c e c ; ;.tol that liie enlarged work (making
;i iu Lit volume of Mi pi.es) is now ready,
r.nil v i'.l te Mtp!;dto uts, bot kstllers and
he 1:: i.c vit.'.utit liny adxotict of price uptn
ihe old edltiiiis.
H111.1 re's t it-Miinrn ats fr m lis!ir.gciLtd
elers :yu ' e, 'cholars te- nit r.ts cf cellepes atd
oii'tii, bale tteti rri e;vi d, tesulyifg to the
: Li-lay ti.J -.a tie ot this HiMorr. A single etc
"i t!. -e, fri m the pen i f ih.it eii'iiier.t Prpte.t
am si holar, the Rev. Ceo. IS. Chctver, D.ll, 11
itivrii r a sr.. cm. in 1 f ihe whole :
"1 Si- .-v -;; nt .-o.J l .Miirif.i) w. rk,"f.!i rr ftfrvrr.
- .... .. uiun. .11.1 r Alioi.p , iimy loi j. aar favor
At. I He 1 . 1 .1. 1:1:1 !t:.i it 11 'it'..i.ni il tt. hair .a .lfrs"
..r oimr. Ii 15 ii." 1 'bv uu .t.k-rai'Ujraibvlli.b.''
1: I v ... . 1 .! 1 s. t i..'- .-i.t .1 .d a i i from ti.
Aiit-ri.iiii vr....: . i iit;.:i:irp a tATtrc uumh. r ot biphif
tiiii-li-.'. ri-jr..ii' ii.u.:ri.i:.. , f rb, ci-n-unto., tnj er
..lli' i... or.. . n. 01. . an.t if . i.t- (lf RoaiBtiiiiBi. vbi'
fl 1. O'.i a nio l ... .U' lit tai- . i.i.(l arr ot rvml utility aa
rt. a. r. : y orii; Iiin .-!. T!..- .rk ll-.lf i ehiarter
t. r- at ........ I1..11..; A.-.-ini r.-l:rLfivr .uii icrialoral
w ..: i1 r p. tiir-sr..l l:i-t. rr 1 f il.. l'o i..h tit.ni. It
) r- m lit - a .-U' 1-11 i-t but M.t 1, iitiv lull ln-tirt .f tar riaa.
If'iiri . r. r-. .-ro.-ll-. m -t in.r.t ri-aa" ti.a of lt
I aj .ir.. iol.i". t:r:.ld I y ri Urrui-r lo llir B.v.t uuUaubtrd
1. 1. ' :.- rr r. :..:. I in n .riril.d. .i.-a:f aad
ii' 1 ri' r '.i' ri.-l arm:., il in th. mi.i.t iDrid BiaRB.r.
1; ;.l..ui..i ':. l '-t- .-Oi't in-.'. io.. ai d. with ita lYanrffal
liito-l -a' i' '...- I't-li. p a.-'i t. il n. furui.h a viiid aad ia-l-it.-iv.
.iti..ituiM 1 I i'liiiiL-in as it t-, 11. an any olli.r
In. k . .1-. f.f. Il .i vrl' a rteat aia in r.i.rUA.iU
jiit ai 1't. ipiuii : aii'l row thi.t a rontlkt with ki.ffie ia
t-r' il nt fit in, ai 1 ii so"H to I. r. tor lb. bniinrs cf a.
aM.clir;.- 1.111 miiy. rk ricbiy .lend with fcft.
iiij.l ar -tun. nl- a iii l-e r-'.l t m.lr.Dd r.fnl. Wri-b. ula
l,v -lii'l low it 11. r..- fau.ii , cd ac urn.KC every eta
ti. t.."- in llr '1 r I "
ft"J'Asents for the above work, lo whom val
uable inducements w ill be offered, m ani:c ia
everv Siate ot the Union. Apply IO
EDWARD WALKER, Publisher.
May, ISo3. 1 11 Fulton Su Xew York-
TAKE NOTICE!
The undersigned, won!d
respectfully announce to the
citizens of Lewisburg and i
vicinity, that ihey are prepa
red 10 "do all kiud lllark'
v sntiUilnsr at their henra
3.1 .. .... ...
me corner 01 rtortn tn s'.reti
an.i Ihe Lull.. l..e r. a.l.
Horse Shoring, Wagon Work and all kinis
of Repairiti; done to order. ,
Coal, Iron and Gram taken in exchance for
" !f- C . &. II. Usher.
May I. isril
X E W S
Eoot3 ard
-4U
OCK OF
Fodks and
m&
Stationery.
Shoes,
TIIIE subscriber announces to his friends
J and the pubiic senerally that he has ju.'t
received from Philadelphia a large and excel
lent assortment of
comprising every kind and variety of Genllt
men's b.ots, Gaiters, Monroes, Ties, Slipp ers.
&c.
.-fii'is" t'i'vr Gaiter Eits,
Buskins, J.-nny LtmN, and Tieof the latt
and most approved styles.
Hoys', Misses', anil Children's
Boots, Lace Boots, Gaiters and Shces of every
sllle and variety now worn also a cfieic'
selecliun of the School and Classical
BOOKS
now in nse in our Academies and Schee'.s
together with a good assortment ol" MallO
n-ry, etc.
The atove goor! have been carefully fe.Vc
ied and will be sold at very reduced puces.
The undersigned also continues to mtna3f
tnre Boots and Shoes of every description
order, and from his long experience a"d
determination to spare do effort or expense 1
please, he hopes to merit and receive a hl'r1
shareof business. JOHN HOUGHTON.
Lewisbiirg, May 5, 1853
!
SCHOOL ORDERS neatly printed and
sale at the Chrcnirii Olf.re.