11TT1'TJ H "SftTn FT 1
JjaXUAKY 13, 1654.
v iMtaM .. Th Oa-.sicT
,a taw. w.asl.UraLly lb. larawat ououialioB of an; Jtagiiab
hfT IW aur-w rvmij.
CooosSHH. Ho. flrookias Campbell, a
WLif Memlier II. R , from Tenwt& died
I borne sineo tbe opening of Congress,
leaving a wife aod child. Ilia age was
bout 40. lis served with distinction in
tbe Mexican war.
And to tbe Oik iost., Ilanrr A. Muhlen
barf, a Democratic Mrinucr of tbe H-jtise
from Pebnsylvania, died at tbe residence
ef Senator Brodh"!. in WasBttipton City,
after a few week' tiluess, of tj-pboid fever,
also leaving wife and rbild. The nimc
and acrrioai of tbe anee-,tors of this ruueli
lamented wan, are household wotds in this
State. II wai only a little ovr SO years
f age, and a man of more tbso con'.incn
premise.
Another Etatt.
Ths CVancils of rbilaiclFhis City, on
Saturday sight last, perfected the long-ts1ker!-of
aubscribtion of Two Millinua of
Dollars to the Sunbuty A: Krie IUi'road,
conditioned that Two Millions nioro (inde
pendent of all corporate subscriptions) be
suls"ribJ by responsible persons ; and
a'so conditimj tfcnt a'l tLe money from
all tbe suWriptimis le rxj-ended West
or WiiAUMSionr. (We have not the
c pj of the terms at Lacd, but state tLem
from nicrnory )
Wc that the friend, of U- ro,d
em this mordent boprful. It is a
ate work-of unparalleled importance
deem
to tbe Xorth-W. svrn section and wonld
work, in connection with the SusrjucLanna
Railroad, advantageously to both.
May the Road soon be b"gun at Will
UmFport, and adtauce, section by acction,
(using it as fast as tho rails sre laid ) until
tbe iron horse shall reach Ihe only Pcnn
jlrania harbor on Erie thus comp'ctiug
the ebnrtfst and best route between the
Seabeard and the Ikes !
What means if any are provided to
finish the link between Sunbury and Mil
ton, (tbt Cattawissa company constructing
from Milton to Williainsport,) we are not
advised.
State of our Railroad.
We were present at Uarrisbarg on tbe
day of tbe mat-ting of the Stockholders of
tbe Susquehanna Railroad, Monday last,
nd from the verbal, and written Reports
of the Chief Engineer, made out the fol
lowing statement of tbe progress of tbo
work :
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Twenty-si miles nearly o.f half
is now graded, 'and several Bridge piers
are erected. On tbe unfiu s'aftd portion)!,
tbera are now Tto Thrmsanil and Fire
JJunJrtd SI KM AT work. Many are on
tbe mountain sections, where the winter's
work will not obstruct the Wif.niFco Ca
nal. From tbe opposite side of tbe river,
they look like a swarm cf bees.
It is well known that on tho organiza
tion of this Company, Gen'l Cameron
was solicited by the Baltimoreans and
l'etnsylvauiaas unitedly to accept of the
kVcsMeuey ; and that feeble health alone
compelled him to decline. With renewed
vigor, he has now accepted the station,
and will give additional conSlcnce and
impetus to the enterprise. w.
Ts fas ESltor of tbe Lawialrarg Obrenit!;
IIahuisbi'ri;, Jan. 30, 1S54.
Dear Sir Yest-rday, the Election ef
Officers for the Su.qu?hanna Railroad
Company took place, and tbo result was
as follows :
President Hon Simon Cameros (Gen.
I .fKKR bavin; declined a re elation, and
I'jrtivtd th tiianks of the Company.)
Directors Gen. Vm. F. Packer, Jos.
Casey, John It. Packer, EH Slifcr, Ceo.
7. hitler, Jacob S. IlaUkiuan, and Hon.
Cbs W. Hcgios, of Pennsylvania, and Hy
liffany, Win F. Murdock, John P. Ken
nedy, Anthony Kennedy, and Win. F.
Mayhew, of Maryland.
Oar new President appeared and accep
ted the office and organized the Board. A
considerable amount of important business
was transacted. Our Baltimore friends
are in high spirits. The friends of the
Road are satisfied that when completed it
w.U pay at least 12 per aL ever all ex-
Het Jtw, 4. 1
A.T!;c lowing gcmra 1" been
; clioseo Directors of the Suiibury & Erie
! railroad :
Henry White,
Charles Lcnnig,
Charlen S K kur
J. H. Myers,
Daniel Deal,
Robert Ewing,
J. YV. Stokes,
Jan. Armstrong,
D. K. Jackmao,
J is. Thompson,
Gideon J. Rail.
FraukHn I'latt,
Tho President of the Company is not,
to cur knowledge, announced.
Ileonrtad t the OuoalcU.
Temperance fleeting.
At a ni-x ling of the Temperance Society,
on Trtwday evening, lUth inst.in trie Bap-
tint Cburvh, an address was delivered by
tl- If .. Hit litirmt t thi .ua
"r"i.rv
He avowed biuuclf at the outset, a tern-1
pcrance man m prmc.pie auu practice, auu
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ib!c T Answer, Those principally who
sell. 2nd. Cau ohurch luembcrs consist-
cntly in any way sanction the evil ? The
to .Lis be left with the consciences j
"f f L"r . i
It being lbs first meeting of tbe Society
! in tLc PrsS0Iit e" Alr- Eos
resignation as President of the Society.
Ou motion Dr. Malcoin was elected
President for tbe ensuinc year. On mo-
.; Bf nf i ...... v.t,.i-. .
VI aV-S. .TWU Vlb tfl SlfMUV ntlfl I
tendered Mr. Ko. s for his zeal and fidelity.
Preaidcut Malconi before adjourning the
meeting, made a few striking and pointed
remarks. He said that thf temperance
movement bad three great obstacles to over
come, 1st, the enormi'i of the evil. 2nd,
the intemtt of a large class of men engaged
in it, and 3d, the psisrions of men. lie
hoped, however, by the blessing of God
npon tbe combined agencies of truth and
law, these difficulties wsuld be speedily
overthrown and that the children of the
j present generation, when they come upon
the stage of action will not find this great
reform still incomplete. R.
From Harrisburg.
Harrisburo, Jan. 7.
Tbe Speaker announced the following
Standing Committees, (in Senate :)
Finance Cuckalew, Darsie, E. W. Hamlin,
Crabb, M Farland.
Judiciary Hiesier, Kunkel, Quiggle, Trice,
Piatt.
Acrovnts Evans, Sager, Barnes, Wherry,
Fricio
Etlalts and Eichratr B. D. Hamlin, Hend
ricks, Crer.well, Price, Foulkrod.
Ventiont Barnes, Fry, Hamilton, Hoge,
Feijrnson.
Cnrpnratimi Gr-orfwin, Darlington, Halde
man. M'Clintock, Metlinger.
library Jamison, Creswell, Kinrer.
Public Buildings Piatt Skinner, M'Farland-
Banks Haldeman, Crabb, Buckalew, Hend
ricks. Fry.
CnnaltTL. W. Hamlin, Hamilton, Iliester,
Foulkrod.
j.rw?rf Quiftgie,81ifer, Goodwin, Kunkel,
M'Clintock.
. Urdim Dintnets Sager, Skinner, Jamison,
Hamilton, Wherry.
It'trrnchmttil Creswell, Meliinger, E. W.
Hamlin. Kinzer. Sager.
Educctinn M'ClintoctEran,Jamison,Dar. 1
lingion, Hiester.
Agriculture and Dnmtttic 3lmvfactum
Stkinnrr.V hrry. Friek, Haldeman, Ferguson.
Militia -Fry, Crabb, M'Farland, Hendricks,
Jamison.
Jtoads and Bridges M'Farland, Barnes, Fer
guson, Hoge, Frick.
Compare Bills FoulUrod, Fergusen.Wherry,
Meliinger, Fry.
Vice and Immorality Slifer, Goodwin, Mel
linser, Hoge, Price.
Private Claims and Damogrr Kinzer, Cres
well. Darsie, Foulkrod, Ii. D.IIamlin.
Public Printing Uarlington, Evans, B. P.
Hamlin, Meliinger. Foulkrod.
Sio CauntUs and Ctiunty Seats Fiatt, Kun- i
kel, Buckalew, felifer.Quiggle.
KILLS READ IX PLACE.
Mr. Slifer read in p'aocan act entitled
" a supplement to the act of incorporation
of the Lewisburg, Centre ii Spruce Creek
Railroad Conipauy." Referred to the Com
mittee on Railroads.
Mr. Kukkcl, an act supplementary to
the act of in corporation of the Siiffjuebaa
b Railroad Company. Referred to Com
mittee on Railroads.
In tfie Hocse Mr. Abraham offered
the following :
RnvcA, That 20,000 copies of the Re
pert of the Superintendent of Common
Schools be printed for the use of tbe House.
Mr. Dcsxin'q moved to amend by in
serting 3000 copies in German, which was
adopted, and the resolution as amended
was then passed.
Mr. Cook offered the following :
Retoltnl, That the Auditor General and
State Treasurer be requested to furnish the
House with a sUtcmot of the cost, reve
nue, and expenditures of the several lines
and divisious of the public works; and also
of tbe loans made to construct and carry
on these works, together with tbe interest
which has been paid on said loans, or which
was bue them at tbe close of tbe last fiscal
year.
Tbe rule was dispensed with, and tbe
resolution read a second time and passed.
Mr. Di'KMMO read in place an Act to
erect a new county oat of parts of Luxerne
ewuuty.
Revival Paring the last ftva or six
weeks then Ins been a revival ia progress
id me JUrmoaia ehoicw ot tbis place. ;
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4aB Barii fruletwsl a change el heart
as a a . - .
iiiiiiu iu an guiiu iiuwikj iut iuc Bupvo- a committee ot taree De appointed t n con
sion of ruam in a word a Maioe Law man. jQCtion with a similar committee, if the
He then proceeded to adduce the testi- House appoint such a cohimitte, to inquire
mony cf nodical men, mechanic's, and ;ut0 the ezepediency of reporting a bill or
others of general olsc-rvitiou aud piety, to j,,jnt resolution as most advisable, provid
bow that iutemjierance destroys life des- ( jugj that tbe Prohibitory Liquor Law be
.dates the homes and hearts of its Tictims, rcforred to the people. Laid on the table,
prostrates the intellect and perverts the j A message from the umo of Repre.
morals of men; and that the declaration of . 6cnt!lt;vcs waa rcceived( iuforming the Sen
ihe Judge, though strong was yet true, that ; ate lhat a re8uiutiu0 had lccn passed pro.
o, er tbe door of every rum shop this in- j ,idi f jr tu0 appointment of a joint com
wiption should be written-" The Kay to ; minc t0 Clamine illt0 a!eged frauds re.
The pesk,r concluded by asking two I 6arf"8 I'gc of the Venango Rail
KTtiuent Questions, lit. who are reon- i ro3,1 hM of lnst s'1"n' alld d COBtur-
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST
1 and there appears to ba no abtcuicut of in-
tcre.it in tlte meetings.
There ma no session of either House
on Monday, it being the day after "the
8th," and many of the members being iu
atttnHiiiice in the Old Soldiers' Conven
tion, Fbihd.)
Tcbsdat, Jan. 10.
Senate. Mr. Hamlin read an Act to
j . . Cuart.,r of Honcsdale Bank
. 3Ir Sutu, aa Act to reeulato the
manufacture of intoxicating liquors.
Mr. Cuabb, an Act to incorporate the
Six Penny Savings Fund in tbe city of
Philadelphia.
, Mr. Haldemax, an Act to incorporate
I .1 ii i t i t i :i ji I
jiuei - eunyyivaniaurauujuuciiouu.airoaupreuljgCS -u tnat wg M(JST RA8B oi'B
Company. j RATES or ciJAHGES, or c.r readers must
Wr. yL;C.LB olti-rcd a resolution, tUat;
! .. . . . .
i rence. I
Mei-sr. Dursic, Ruckalew nnd Evans
dbbated the matter at length, introducing
,ut;on wa3 a(1 cd.
1
the subjects of special legislation and om- j
stion the reso-
House. The Speaker announced tbe
Standing Committees, as follows
IVays and Mmm. Roberts, Patterson, Hart,
Hippie. Wheeling. Ball, Howe, Eidred, Moser.
u. r..ri.,u ii..i, u.i".i' ii."
IIUU, ViatlV.S Ul til ILV 1UI t VHwlllUVI 1111, llOUl'
ilton, l'oulton.
Viiwwi und Gratmtics-W right, Johnson,!
Caldwell, Stewart, Miller, Sidle.
Claims. Fry, Ball, Uibbuny, Hills, Cilmore,
Crane. W heeler.
luriculrurf Carlisle,Gallentine,Crane,Wil
son, iSalhde, Mimonton.Cutnmitis.
Education- Monairhan, Dauglitrty, DeFran
ce, Stewart, M'Kee. Forsier.
Homettic .Wtinuacr'urr.t, Baldwin, Calvin,
Hamilton, Abraham, Rawlins, Sallacie, Groom.
Accounts. M'Kee, Barton, Elered, Parke, Si
dle, Caldwell, Horn.
Vice and Immorality. Cook. Gibboney.Byer,
Smith, Crane, Muse, Putney, Gwin.
Militia System. Bver, Hills, Jackman, Herr,
Boyed, Hunsickcr, Hunter.
Election Districts. Manderrield, BushvAlher
ton. Gray, Cummins, Ed. linger. Gilmore.
Estates and Escheats. KnightJStruthers, Big
ham, Johnston, Hiestand, Snenk, Stockdale,
Ziegler.
Banks, Forster, Ziegler, Fry, Scott, Dough
erty, Passmcre, Cook, Fletcher.
Roafls and Bridges. Sallade, Gwin, Groom,
Beck.M'Connell, Beans, Evans.
Corporations, Ktrutbers. Barton, Hummel,
Strong, Moore, Magee, Montgomery, Carlisle,
Lowry.
Local Appropriations. Kilgore, Linn, Parke.
Maguire, Tarmlee, Shenk, Simonton.
Lands. Moore, Palmer, Collins, Eckert,
KawlinS: Adams, Meily.
irorrr. StockdaleJIe Franee.Cbamberlin,
Parke, Evans, Jackman, Hunt.
JVcio Counties und County feuts. Dunning,
M'Conoell, Deegan, I'orter, Byerly, Huntar.
Compare Bills. littler, Eddmger, M'Connell,
Beck.Elhs.
Library. Patterson, Roberts, Herr.
Inland Sarignlinn and Internal Improvements
Sent, Hart, Collins, Kilgore; Deegan, Sirong,
Wicklein, Beverly, Alherion.
ltmlroads. Rawe, Davis, Dunning, Laury,
Passmore, Hippie, Wright, Montgomery, Big-
ham.
Printing. Moser, Eckert, Miller.
Public Buildings. Wicklein, Gallentint,
Linn.
Mr. Ellis, read an Act to extend tbe
Charter of the Gettysburg Bank. Also,
to incorporate tbe Littlestown Railroad
Company.
Wednesday, Jan. II.
SexatE. Mr. Saoer presented a peti
tion from Philadelphia, remonstrating
against the passage of a Prohibitory Liquor
Law. Referred to Committee on Vice and
Immorality.
Mr. Fry presented a petition asking for
the incorporation of the Farmers' and Me
chanics' Bank of Allentown, Lehigh coun
ty. Referred to Committee on Banks.
Mr. Ferguson presented a petition for
tbe incorporation of a bank to be located
in New Castle, Lawrence county. Refer
red to Committe on Banks.
Mr. Quigule from tbe joint select Com
mittee appointed to receive proposals for
the publication of a Daily Record of the
proceedings of both Houses, reported that
Omit, Emerson Si Co., were the lowest
bidders.
The Turkish War.
The Baltic arrived at New York on the
12th inst , with Liverpool dates to tbe 28th
December.
Cotton is firm at Liverpool. Breadstuff's
have advanced. Consols have also ad
vanced and closed at 94.
Lord Palinerston has resumed his seat
in tho English Cabinet.
The Sultan aerces to send plenipoten
tiaries to the conference of the Four Pow
ers, provided that Russia evacuates tbe
Principalities.
It is reported that tbe demand for the
combined fleets to enter the Black Sea has
been refused.
The Czar has stated his determination
not to agree to any proposals for a peaceful
negotiation, unless considerable concessions
are made to Kussia.
Tbe Shah of Persia is said to be march
ing on Northern India at the bead of a
force of forty thousand men, and one hun
dred guns.
The English were concentrated on tbe
frontier of Pesbawnr, and marching to Af
ghanistan to command tbe Kbyber pass.
The affairs of Kunnah are ia statu quo.
In China, the fiphtinir araa nrnvrMi&ina'.
. ' o e r- a r
and the ImperMliaw were sufferiue treat
ft .l w a a a,
auowagb largely reiniurcea.
A COUNTRY
Dollar Paper!
Sinco the Chronicle came iuto our bands,
we have clothed it in new type, at a cost
of 8300 or $100 Office rent has nearly
doubled Printing paper has advanced 20
or 25 per cent. The number of workmen
employed is larger Farmers' produce is
raised in price generally but our terms
have not been advanced. Thus, while
our patronage has increased, our profits
have tio t.
taTA reasonable inference from these
.i,..:- an jncraagB ,f patronage. The
papers above us on the West Branch, aud
some on the North Branch and elsewhere,
have raised their charges. We choose to
wait one year longer at the old rate a
trusting that we may be favored with such
an iucrease of Subscribers, Advertising,
and Job Work, as may enable us to keep
on at our old rates.
In almost every neighborhood, within
20 miles around Lewisburg, additional
patrons might readily be obtained.
We scud out weekly 93 papers in tingle
wrappers. To print, fold, envelope, aud
direct singly, 52 times a year, affords but
a small profit indeed, it each one now
gettiog a paper alone wi'l get one or more
new subscribers to join him, tbe larger
packages will go more safoiy, and afford
us better compensation.
One Dollar a Year Two Cents a Week
(and no postage in Lnion county,) is all
the paper will cost to any old subscriber
who will obtain one or more new ones, aud
send the Cash for all (1 each) in advance.
inis oner is lor ut hah u.s
Y. With
suca a chance, no Housekeeper, no 1 onng
Man almnlit Kb without th l!hrnniclt.
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B21e aa su wuu approve tue course
of our paper, to aid it by getting one or
more subscribcrs.TnO
Democratic State Convention.
WuKKRAS.tbc State Convention of 1853
empowered the State Central Committee
to fix tbe time of holding the next State
Convention at Harrisburg, and whereas
tbo usual day, tbe 4th of March, will be
Saturday,
Resolved, that the next State Conven
tion be held at Harrisburg, on Wednesday
the 8th of March next, at 10 o'clock, A.
M., and that it will assemble in tbe Hall
of the House of Representatives, if it
shall be tbe pleasure of the House to grant
tbe use of their Hall.
WM. L. HIRST, Chairman.
Wm. Curtis, ) g .
Henry L. Dieffenbaoii, J
Whig State Convention.
At a meeting of the Whig State Com
mittee for Pennsylvania, held in Philadel
phia, Dee. 13, 1853, it was, on motion of
Col. Edic, of Somerset, unanimously
AVoiW,That a Convention of Delegates
of tbe Whig party be held at Harrisburg,
on the 15th day of March, 1854, for the
purpose of nominating a candidate for Go
vernor, Canal Commissioner, and Supreme
Court. A. K. CORNYN, Chair'n.
Henry S. Evans, Scc'y.
FALL FASIIIONS-1S53.
II AT, CAP & CI.OTU1XK STOKE,
South East Corner Market and Third Sis.
J. fc F. Spyker
HAVE just opened and for sale cheap for
Cash or in exchange for country produce
Hats Moleskin Nos. I, 3, 3; Silk Jim. 1,
i, 3 ; Angola Nos. I, 2, 3 ; black curled bnm,
pearl and flat brim Hungarian, fine brush,
maggon, wool, for Men and Boys. Hummer
Hats from Panama down to a levy chip.
Cap of the latest stvles and of every des
cription, m suit everybody.
Clothing Coats, Pants, and Tests for
Men and Boys : Shirts of different kinds, shirt
collars, stocks, handkerchiefs, gloves, sticks.
in short everything to wear from bead 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. Give us a call and examine
for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere.
A large assortment ol r urs, sucn as Aiuns,
Victonnej and Muffatees, Ac
Panama. Leghorn Hats, and Bonnets writ-
kkb asi ratsssB on short notice and reason
able terms. . Nov. 4, 1853
EXPRESS
between Lewisburg and MiUerstown!
THE subscriber would respectfully inform
the citizens of Lewisburg and community
generally that he now runs an ExpreM be
tween the abovs points, once a week leaving
Lewisburg on Wednesday, and returning on
Fridays. All packages for this region directed
to my care, will be carefully delivered at reas
onable charges. Freight also transported from
Lewisburg to MiUerstown. q j. jiS3
Dec 23, 1853
Administrator's Notice.
I HA VE received from ihe Register of Union
county. Letters of Administration upon the
estate of Dr. Joan W. Sixorrnif, late of Phoa
nixville, Chester county, Penn'a, deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payments, and those having
claims against ihe same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement lo
PETER BEAVER, Administrator.
Lewisburg, Dec 14, 1853
DIS80LVTI01V.
rpAKE notice that the partnership hereto
I fore existing between John unnrea, Leri
Rooke and Lewis Bachmaa, nnder tbe firm of
J. Church, Rooke 4t Co, is this day dissolved.
The books and accounts of said firm will re
main at their office until the bosiness is settled
up. LEVI ROOKE.
Jan. 8, IBM.
IS
CHOOL ORDERS neatlv prmted as. for
n:t 11 ins rijvwMc vmct.
BRANCH FARMER.
JLand Sales.
Sheriff sSaleofReal Estate
BY virtue of sundry wrils'of Vend. Ex. and
Fi I'a. issued out of ihe Court of Com- j
nun Pleas of Union enmity and to me direct
ed, will be exposed to public vendue or outcry '
at the house of C 1. Kline in ihe Borough of ,
Lewisbarg on Stobx. the 4lh day of Feb- j
ruary next, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, the j
following described real estate, to wit: '
I. A certain tract of land situate in White i
Deer township. Union county, ennUinint; 60
acres more or less, adjoining lands of Adam
Beck, Henry (Jeyer. Jacob Kypher, Jacob IX-r-ithara
and tilhers about twenty-five acres of
which is cleared, and the remainder Timber
Land, on which are erected a two storey
llwelim Mouse. Frame Barn, and Swl
other improvements. To be sold aa the prop-
ertv of Jiwut Bernt.
a. A certain honse anj lot of ground situ-
ate on Market street : th. Borough of Jjwis-
burg. Union couniy, sud lot being thirty-three
feet in front and one hundred sixiy-five feet in
depih more or less, eon.ainmg on.gh.h of
an acre or thereabouts, boumleu on tne east
bv Int of Dr.J. F.firier.on the north bjr Market
'. . ,k. ..i l,r Li nf Mr Mnna Jones
street, on the west by lot of Mrs. .nana Jonea,
and on ihe south bv an alley; whereon is
erected a Three Mtorey Brick Dwelling
House, in which is a large Miore Kootn,,
and a Frame Nialde,
I c De SOia as me prop-
eny of A. L. lialfirld.
Jtll KESSLER, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Oinee.New Betlin, Jan. 13, 1854
V aluablc Rciil Ijstcitc
a 'at BaBTltS IS1 SII P
a a. saaaaj
WILL be offered at public Sale at the late
residence of Wiiiiam Uerkhimer dee'd
in Chilisquaque Tp, Northumberland Co, at t
o'clock, P. M , on
TiirRSDAT, jAsrABT 20, 18-54,
the following real property of said deceased :
A FARM containing about HO Acres,
100 acres of winch are cleared and in a good
Mate of cultivation. The residue is first rate
Timber Land. It is bounded by lands of Aaron
Com.lv, HiiL'h Martin, and Andrew 1. fetter.
The improvements are a good iwo-story
House with Kitchen adjoining a larfrr Jli3.
Barn with Sheds attached, Waenu house. Milk
house, and all other Outbuildings necessary
for the convenience of a farm a Cider Mill
jpnr! Press, a large Apple Orchard, and a
-CT variety of other choice Fruit. The farm
is well supplied with Water
Also a LOT situate in the township and
couniy aforesaid, bounded by lands of Andrew
Killer, Fetdler, and a public road leading
lo Milionxontaininj 9 Acre.wherron
is erected a Dvrel!ing-houe and Stable. Ii j B
Person wishing to view the property, can
do so by applying to Francis Bert turner resi
ding ou ihe farm, or to Henry Uerkhimer,
residing on the lot.
Terms made known on the dav of sale by
THE HE1K3
504 of Willii Br.it. dee'd
Miltoniau copy t s, and charge the Heirs.
Orphans' Court Sale.
BV virtue of an order from lha Orphans'
Court of Union county, the underrianed.
Administrators of Bah'sl Wilson, lata of
Kelly Tp. deceased, will sell at private sale the
following REAL ESTATE, to mil :
Thit valuable tract of land situated in th
township aod county aforeaiaj, within 1 j miles
of the Ibrising village of lewisburg, bounded
by lands of the heiis of Tbo's Wilson die'd,
UaviJ Mever, Flarel Clinean. Joel Royer, Phil
ip Shook. "and otheri, containiug 2 Acres
or thereabouts, ISOereacleard,haing Ihere-
on erected a two slory Frame House and
Kitrheo. a Frame Dim. a tprln House
(and a ne'er failing Spring of Water.) and all
other out-buildinaa neeeaaary for the comfort
and eon.enienca of Farm. There ia '"3
a good Apple Oichaid. with a variety of
t. : . . 11,. .I.....I I . n .1 in a K i . h
.t.ieofculii.alion.and.buund.wilhLi.nwlon.iJ.n'- 'P' " S'Jj
or .11 necessary purpose.. V" n ." T x'"""" T Tl .
The .bo property will .n.we, to di.ide into lory. O.U of .11 kind., and other .rt.elr.
TWOor THREE FARMS, and will be sold to j numerous lo mention .11 of which wi.l be .old
.nil pu.cha.e... P'ics ' low " " ,iton",h P",ch.ers.
For terms of sale apply to either of the nb ; All kinds of Country PKODl.CE taken in
acrib.r,or loTuonas Wilsos. on tbe premises. ' eichinae for Good.
ROBT. H. LAIRD, (tj-Please give me a r.'l before purch.sinc
WM. Wll.SO.V Jb.
Sent. 13 1853. Administrators.
.
FOIl SALE,
A ljr(p. lirif.L' Fminilrv.
BI'II.T six years ago, sitnate in the Borough;
of Lewisburg, Union Co., Pa, in a very j
hi. l..,tn fin hir fiO feel and two sto '
ries high, with one Eight Horse Engine,
Scouring Mill, Charcoal Mill, and Machine
Shop attached, all in good condition, and a
never failing Well of Water in tne rounary.
Also a large WARE-ROOM, 40 by 30 feet,
two stories
ies nign. wun an "
feel attached thereto.
Lewisburg, July 28
1453
Tiiii
Salt.
rPHAT Urge and desirable property' on
J the corner of Market and Water Sis.,
well situated for a residence, for business,
or for a residence and place of business.
There is a large BRICK House contain
ing 4 large rooms on the first floor, 6 bed
rooms on the second door, and two large
finished rooms on Ihe third. A Kilchen
and Washhousfl adjoins, and it has also a
large cement Cistern, a Pump and Well of
good water, and all the necessary out.
buildings.
For terms tie, apply to tsro.p.MitLM,
Esq. S. E. DAVIS.
Lewisburg, Fept. 23, 1859
weNxxxvexeesevwy-
THE Partnership heretofore existing nnder
the Firm of Chbist At Fnies. between
Levi B. Christ and George A. Frick in the
Foundry Business, is this 24th day of June
1853 dissolved by limitation. ueo.A. Frick is
alone authorized to settle ihe business of the
Firm, except in ease of his absence from home
when L. B. Christ will attend to the same.
L. B. CHRIST.
EO. A. FRICK.
N. B. All persons indebted to said Firm are
requested to make payment of the same by Ihe
1st day of October next after which time all
accounts will be left with a Justice for immed
iate collection. 480
Administrator's Notice.
LETTERS of Administration having been
duly granted to the undersigned on the
estate of DANIEL ZELLER8, deceased, late
of Lewisburg Boro', Union Connty, notice is
hereby given all persons indebted to said es
tate to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against it will present them,
attested for settlement, to
(SOLOMON RITTER,
Dee, 36, 1853 Administrator.
K QTT not refused al the Office) o
AOlx he Lewisburg Khrontele.
The Par-Famed medicine.'
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
TImw filli Mnf tWlnl Mtllr oT Mdictnal IxrU,
o.5lt
air-
1 Tk.
ara "t m miimt brwlM Btur,lill tlM Mtraui
rr ? irtars Umv wum Ur nndrrd thra a
Mlly fMifiular in nrarly T,-ry part of tbe arlU. Th
iaiaieBiw iuuM tber ha al wKk ltilt,UKlnt tt
StaU it Httt-l vxtraordiuarjr. owing, U U rr.U3vJ,
la llivir aaDdvrf'il r1Hrrj im thm car of Buioua
p,ai,ljtiiit. mud diMirdrr of low Ll?r aad Siouiacli,
ferMMm abo fwfi la atiiiic tlim arcortiwg la
ducctlouf, s-ldoiM (ail la Iwiug rMloted to bvallti.
j Weakness and Debility. Restoration to
Health of a Gentleman, aged 45, when
i at l)ca,h'g joor
...v
j o.r aah, ,mmm, At. lwa.
To Faorrw Uoif r,
i i.'Z
' f thrva jmm. r.duM oin, ? u a h,iv i.
BiKhlljr pcrKpimtioai. and aaut ol auprt l. wliwb caivl
: a uoa.io!!oi.ifrirBd..a. hr b-dcomuluaT.,,..
... ia , M u ,w
I
I'llla. abil url-r frVKjrar wan rt-rad to Iwaiili br
tuvir mwaua. lie lao-ly imi-raud to , Tork. aotl hu
ju.t arttrrn to my, tlmt lie iirrt-r orttt-r in IxrallK
. OUK,t to neaM, tl.- ni ifc bu dcrtiwl grt
I ueBcDt iron, mc uir rn your I'llla
1 fulualu. ."ir. ur rnttwtfilllv,
t'lUiii.ti smi'H, biaMDtinfc Miniairr.
A pcrmment Cure of a diseased Liver of
j Vtn fsm un rm r OMit n,,tfi ,
1 Wi.r f'JImniy.
rr r Inlhldi.trlrl nr I'lllnoMiaiaaiasaora
1 exU-ninr a1. tban auy lh-i i,rM,rirur ninlu lur hi fore
! !' a prw.f .,f iLrirni-, ia 'LiraiiBiiriM
Complaint 1 m-utiM follow mx cxu. A UH of
tbii (umi) with vboiii I am p-rw'lly r'iiiinlI. f .r
Vrttm Watt s Artetrf u!T rwf IffO dlirs4r of Ibr I. iter I J
l:j(t-ti vt orgens: her tueiftni) MtttNlntil purH her that
ht rnU ti Oolhiiix l rv ;vc hrr &ui! rinw. ai4 it was
tX't likvly fhe eubl atirwiv? many Mouth. Tlii anmMiii
f mrut natural ly rauiu-l f rrat talnxiu anwnic hrr frViula '
ami rwUf inn, and they intor-til hT to urnKe a that cf
your 'illn.whicb so iutroicd her fiu tai hvlib tlmt
waa indurs-d to tvmttuuf lh. tu uutii h r ivcl a lat-rfit-t
cur. Thin is ttrrlva riiunttu a-n, an l sbc hv nul faprr
irurwd any nympu-si of n-lapar. nti oftn ttrrlarv. lut 1
your I'llis LTt Imb tlir tm?aiJ8 of vnfi hvt life.
1 rvuia.a. 1tm Mr. jour truly,
July lKi.V (l-inn-Mt J. GAMI.
77te ccU'jratsTtl J'Jh are wwuhrlnV crlcwv ui i.l .'. ftt
Isitrwj vmjJtiinfi :
aom l)rovj Jauiulst'tf StB'lry ,
AitthroR liywntery l.irt-r ( ui;.lnt mt-t-tue
UiiK'tu Ccm- l.ryiLw:sj l,uu.i0 Tk Drsuutaji t
plaint Vrmalf irrvf I'll 1nit"rm
Dlrtrlie on ulariltv libcuinati'm ricsrn 1
th Mun Otti of all kt-iitj.iu of YertvaJ Af-i
Dtiwt-lCiiiprts h trail l'nu- Krt:ona 1
Cotir Fit Pcr-fula. or W urm s.f all
Conatlt'a of tout Kintr kiania '
thr IUiwoU Hi-avMrhs &.rp Throat WValnrns frm '
roRoumpUcD IndtifWHi'-n bvtm aod any ratua
Drbility lDHamation 4trfl 4r. j
Hold at th Ktaiilinhmiit ot Prfr-Mr llutlow at. 2t4 ,
Strand. o r Twipl Unr. lustom., ami ali at bi t-JOa,. ;
in Nw York. Or-len tu Mrdi-inr id Ute tati-.aMrr-- :
- T. foeVnr'Otr, A""? )wk.n wit! rrcriv" du allrtitioD. ol, i
i also by all rsp- eraM lrujfa;f" ""d ' '"'IVji '
. - . . .. a. ia ...!-.! r.t .1 . a.,, rt
Drue bousr- id rh I ni'-w. p
yKTb' rritm vt,09.'ifaMf itavirnr hy Ukinf lit" .arc
Tlosl. S. H. ItrrU"tM fVr tlf pwlancwj of paiiaoi
vry disorder, are affixed to earh box ly Jol
STILL MURE XEWS CUXCEKS1SG
THE SUSQUEHANNA RAIL ROAD
wAit'A is to be txtrnilrtl from Lstcisburg to
ALeiciitoicn on the Jimint't
lb rough by nilflliulMirs ! I
IT .. a fact that I. II. RMHI h. gt
bead of all the Companies, and ba. now
opened one ol the best and largest stock, of
FALL & WINTER GOODS
ever opened in thi. country, anil of auch styles
and qualities a. will gise satisfaction to all.
DRY GOODS of all kinds,
i; not eh its,
CflW, Tea. irv. iuur. Mo'saw-a, Ria. Ch.ear.
rra-kers. Suap. Caadlo.. Tol.aece, Srgurt, Ac.
Also Hardwire, Qnernimrare, Veil iricare.
l'KK'ts and bhoet, llntt,
, elaewbere, as I charge noluina for looking at m
Goodn. a). II. KILl.
j Mifflinbure, Ccl 28 185
DEPOT,
) A 1 Lll
j LEWISBURG, PA.
i . HATFIELD, ha on hsnd a large
A lnj tplen.hJ aswrtment of Hiunt,
Sl,..,WARg ,nd Jiwum, jut receded fiom
i imDOfli. .d .M.uuf.c.urins lou.
in i.hihnviphia .nd N
ew Voik. and consequent
ly 1. I - 1 1. n i ( nil rK ...it fmm Ihna. II . .
i.iier. who pretend to be Wholesaler.,
I Hold Patent LeTere, full jeweled, lsk
su vo to f 13 eo
do do uo .jr..,, ...
du do do foil jeweled, lek
do do do 6 jewels. 10k
do Anejiora, full jeweled, l-k
d. do do do lek
4a ai
4 t0
SO 00 "
ro w
11 CO
Oil uv
SO v)
3 DO
2S t"
XS OO
86 V0
ii OO
do Ie lne, to 5 jewels. lk
do do .jewel., IMC
SI) OO '
18 00 "
do fnilli'li .nd ineh Watehea, lsk J2 OO
liter ratent Levera, full Jew,-led,
20 W
4o do d" 6 jewels,
So HontioS Jeweled,
do Snehore.fulljew.led.
So Lepinelu 4 to jewele.
Grrai.a iUer lpmea, 4 jewel.,
Sllr Huarlera.
UerwiaD ll'er areond bud Walf hea,
12old uuard Chains,
do Ladies' Cbalaw.
do Oeatleuen'a Fob Chaliu,
do VeatChaioa,
old Ladiaa Breat Pius, latest steles
aueh as Mourning-, Del aad (.la..,
rameaa,lluatera,eroll. Braub,4c.
Gold lientlemen'J Breaat fina.
Jo CnS fina. different acylea,
do rinuer Kinita.
Gold KarhinirJ,aneh .a Hoope, Propa,
Jenny Linda, Torn, WheM. Straw
b.rr nuter. Scroll, Braueh, it.,
Hold Wateb eals,
do do Keya,
do Feneils,
do Tesa,
do aeeeaetea,
do lhiatinsLofkets.'.Medalla.)
do Braeelele,
Sileer poonTea.,Ta!le.,Drt,.Bd
Salt,
an... aeetaelea.
14 I "
2o on "
14 0
11 IK)
J OO
a vo "
S bO '
S CO '
15 00 "
14 Oil
( 00
36 00 !
till Ol.
Id oo
JO 00 .
10 00 i
12 on I
2m 00
IS 00
So oo
i; oo
I 00 "
TS "
1 -Ji
S7 "
I im
S o
so
I 2
1 (.0
Ti "
2 00 '
a so"
I oe
I oo
S 00
10 On
1 so
a 00
oo
7 00 I
j Oil
10 IH
3 0)i
10 00
1'.' on
12 0
JO 00
t 10
And a vaiiety of fine goods, latest style., neatly
got Bp, at price, to auil the time. OO" and war
rnnled to be what sold for. Also a great variety
of gilt and plated good. Chains, Pin.. Spoon..
Locket. Spectacle.. Case., Basket. Ear Ring.,
Shawl Pn., Hair Pin.Corl Beads, Steel Bead.,
Pnrawa.dcC. Ac.die. AlaO
ltra Say pr" and weight Clock,
do SO hoar do do do
S day wood and gilt Tina t iraM,
Month Cloeka,
Alabaater farlor Cloeka,
Taleot Lever ior Marin.) f leeks,
rretich AeeerrteoDl. kaya,
do do tn'4 "
roika a io;,
llaaL. Itaaaa.
00
t 64
TWO
la 00 "
10 0
s no
s so
S SO '
10 00"
IS 00
4 00
5 00
as on
MOO
T
IS 00
l 00
s 00
And hundred ot article, not mentioned.
Watches, Cck anJ Jewelry carefully re
paired and warranted. Call and .
M.rrb, 1858
HUSSEY'S GRAIN BE A PER,
for cuttinjr both Grain and Grass
Great Improvement for 1852 I
MANUFACTURED and for sale at the
Lewisborr Fowndrv v
UECDE. MASSH V N
82,000 &
Worth of CABINET FL RNITCRE,
Tut sale at the large Brick Warerosta of
Dw-narky Elatar,
(rwtkStOMoWrruaStairaiiatat.ifaTa 4
Ot'H stock comprises Rosewovd.Mahngasyt
Wslnnt and C'otuge Dressing Bl'liBAUa)
Plain and Faucv Mahogany Bareaas kt
, CI.'ETAKlC.i aod' BOOK CASES ia tuilf
. - , - - . '.J1', us rArtJ,
I Mahogany Chairs and W hainota Cirri p.
SOFAS flTT1 if A ao n , i" . .
Center. fofa. Dinwg. and Breakfast Tables)
Grecian. French, Ostagon, Collate ,!!
i f DDIUi 4 h? A Itu . -
uiumuu uluo a tM.i Af itosewnori. Wslouf
Mmi.Hfany and Collage WASIISTaSds aad
varions other artieles. '
All wrrk a.HXTii to be w; made, 4
on the most reavnab'e terms. Cash, Prod
and Lumber taken m parmeat.
r. A. DONACHT.
A. D. ELDER.
Lewisburg, Oct. S. 1853
Dissolution.
fpHE Tarlnerbhip bnweea ihe snbscriixas
I has been dissolved by mniual coasrau
Tne acconnis are to be eliled ly Kanslow
auo me Dusir.es rontinurd ly Mathias
Haie. .MAT HI AS MATE
KA.NfeLOVA FLRRST,
J.rwi'.rmrj, Oct. 6. 1853
Perfect Fits!
-IXJUII ICHILLER carries c
LS-JUll II. .11 f S-LER carries ca th
Tailoring, business, n hi on k.k. at baa
oid aiai:d on -Nor lb 1 bird Ml eel, (sita rf lb
Striped IVat) litre he will attend to Making
and I'niting as usual. The f ALL FAMJ10
f r ISi3, received fr m Ktw Voik.
AH i.ik done iu tl.e bel style and ca tha
most reasonRble terirs. Produce reeeirerf at
Market prices. Lewisburg, Sept. 3. IMS
JOH B. MILLER.
SCSI
Fresh Meat!
fl'HE underi.igned respectfully auuuui,cs
J thai Ins Kiitt'I:t'r (i Lop in the rrar
ol his rtsi.tenee ( n ou'h '1HIKD stieel) is
a?.iiii in nperatii.il, ai.d lierf, I'ul, A't..m. c.
will be regularly .-upplied to l.i. friends ai d
the put.lic.'l i Tm risii and 8i rrn
muru:nu'i, oo cheap and rci mn i I'.lit.g lei ma
F RAM Id ZELLE1.1S.
I.evris' urg. Mar 12, 18S3
I'ST received ao aaaorioienl of Cce-tone
ri sewooil MeIoilri.il. from C'eo.yl.J'riaee
& Co.'j, celebrated estaliil,men, Butfa.'o. .y
4 octave J!ri drvr i in m to C 46
:o i.o L to F ti
do do F to F ;
lo F to 1'. Piano style, lee
A. L. HATKItl.D. Lewisl nig
Large S
PTotcslant America'a Bccfc let U.. Tijz..a.
Dr. Bowling s Eifctory cf EomaaiHB.
Jl'ST published a saw jib aaiaasaa i
ti ol Da. LOYVLI.NG'S hlMohV OF
I KOMAMSM. This p. pularabdaluablrwi,ik
ywbirbis Pruieslanl but tilheimiseunsectanaa)
has been pronounced by sil Protestant desaaa-
inations ihe itandt.rd HuUry of tbe snbj.at
i of which it trrats.
I In roneiuenre if ihe late fire in ike Pub.
Iisher s eMaMishmeiit. be bas tern unable for
he last lew m ntLsto supply the frequent tldtr.
lor th.s wtrk. He has now ti.e pleasure lo
arm unre lhat Dr. Dowlicg baa prejaied aa
extenite and valuable fnppleiteiit of alant
ISO pace, inrltidn.g all the recent rvrais ef
interest in rrlation to Pope Pn,s IXtl.e snag-'
gle for liter:) in Runie, il.e .Vadiai. Oavsrxi '
i etc. etc.; antt Hiai ihe enlarged wcrk (n.akiog
a nrMe volume cf US ptresl is new
and will be supplied lu acrnis, booksellers ai d
the piiMic without i.ny adtatiee rf fr.ee utea
the ofd rdmons.
Huottrtiis of tesiimonials fn m (lislr'rgcislsd
clertyir,en.cbi.Iars, presidents f erllefes ml 4
others, have leen rrreivrd. itMifyirg lo ll
fidelity and vatne of ihis History. A single oi
of thc.-e. from Ihe pen of ihmt ennr.enl rrnteau
ant scholar, ihe Rev. Ceo. B. C'heever, D.f is
given as a sptciir.en ol the vhole : ' "
-Tlitr. rseellrtiL aad lutifnl wcrV n. rr rbaa.r
aaJ .I r..t d ubt Ih.l it de.t,a.d t.. hii.
orrlir,ar -ale. It . 1 1 the a.l rle,.DU. aBkelluaaa
and eeetitrd wrrks we l.aTe e.er aeea l.., . .ZI
I tairiiean prraa: rontainipf a lrpr aamter ol aiahla
. j ni.lJ er.rrainir. illair.tneeril,,.,.iil '
! . ft- n trll a m.l el. .,nel,t tlo. aid are r.f rralTi.K..
well a. h'lrb:; oraaiei.ul. Tl.e anrl it-elf ia elaiac'l
il. dl r.ai lereer. h. aan a e. a r.h,t,, ardateiMatal
irw ol tliv a:
irmra run Ui.tnrj if the fo,h T.li,
reiret l.nt .1 fflrirom tail l,l.t.
l.Trjent. a ereir
. Ii
riaa.
.rra.err-.r. erull. and r.a,at n-Mui-m af Ik.
C., ..uihei.tieat.d I... r.r.r.n.-.o ib. mMI Vf?
hiMorie ar-urea. related la a .rlrited. etr... " "T?
imt re.ne rt'le. and arraatrrd ia tl bh-fi l.,(d "
ll aU ui .! ia fret, and iarid.atr. a d. with it. aaaatlftil
illuftrati. p. i- ttler adt.d 10 furxitk a areidTaJ 1 1-
rrewle. r-iniitPirn I fa-d up, j, ,u 7 - !
loo ae (.dow of. It i.rli" a .real lk ia aa, kZ
tlal literature: ar.d now Uat a rot.rirl wilK JtawL. I
fcireed ur" ua. .id ia torn u, Ireea u,, k,iBM,TJ
all elercT and laiiw. a work n, rlebl, ?"
anj an.-uwenf will l a,ot lltariwaad afrfal . to'r!
or aita M r-' " i" vmj immity and aU.rain . ... 7
ttr-tal t
r-tal le ia ti.e lued . . 7 ww.
,! j Agents ior ine aoove work, to whom
I W inducements will be offered, me.c
-'"IT. ..." "r'P'V to
.. tunatiu WALKER. Pnhli.K.e
: May, 1853. 1 14 Fulton Su Kew Y.'rfc
TAKK NOTICE!
1 he nndrrsigned. woald
respectful!, announce to the
ciliaens of Lewisburg and it
vicmiiv, lhat Ihrr ae.
red to Ho all kinds Illsckn
kihii Ulnar at their Shop on
ihe corner of .North 4th street
and the Butfaloe read.
Horse .Shoeing. Wagon Work and all kinds
of Kepairii.g done to order.
Coal, Iron and Grain taken in rxrhaagt for
A NEW
Boots and
STOCK OK
Eooks and
bH0, Mationeiy.
1MIE subscriber annonrres to his frieeda
snd ihe piiM-c generally that he Las ins
received from Philadelphia a large ar.d eaeel.
lent assortment of
comprising every kird and variety cf Oralis
men's Boots, Gaiters, il. nroes. Ties, Slterrts
Ac.
Indies' fine Gaifrr Erntr
Buskins, Jenny Linds. snd Ties cf the latest
and most approved styles.
Boys', Misses', and Children's
Boots. Lace Boois.Caitera and Shoe, of ever
sivle and variety now aornalso a ckoica
selecuon of the School and Classical
BOOKS
now m ns in onr Academies ssd fehoslr,
together wiia a good asseruneat of Motto
tarry, etc.
The above goods have been carefully selec
ted and will be sold at rrry reduced prices.
The undersigned alro eonliaae. to ansanfa.
tnre Boots snd Chocs of every desc riptioa to
order, and front his long experience and a .
determination to spare so enVre er expense
please, he hop. t0 b,,,,, ri p-rrr liberal
share pfhnsin. JOHN FOl t-HTOf. -
Lemal arg. ysf t.