LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.
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B. o. kiokok, Editor. o. . woEDEH, Frint.r.
AI1.M oaeh tn adraaoe, 11.75 in three montha, 1 2 paid
wlthla tbe ;nr, and $2.50 at th. nd of the yew.
Agents la Philadelphia V B Palmer ana W Carr.
LewiSbUrff, Pa.
Friday Morning, March 3, 1854.
1'
DVEHT1ZE ! Manufacturers, Merchant PuWlc
A OftVm. in City and Country, Mechanic. Kiccntora,
Ads-lnistretora. Oaeratora all who wish to procure or
dispone of anything would do well to aire notice of the
earn, throoah the "ZieuWo CkronuU." Tbi paper hua
a lerfe and Inereaainr dreuUtkio in aeoaunonity oontai
nine, aa large a nroportioa of artire, entrant producers,
aouwaaare, and dealer, aa any In the 8'ate.
eOSee Sitr Advertisements.
3The Editor is still absent.
v- . . .- A. , ,,
efjY anons interesting articles, oa the
OUter pages of this paper.
SA.The Revenue Commissioners are in
session at Harrisburg.
The Dog Ordinance in Lewisburg,
is about as
much honored as the Small
Koto Law.
IfcsrThere is no immediate prospect of
opening the North and West Branch Ca-
nals for spring navigation.
K&rThe Gundy ' Lane Rioters were
found Guilty at the late Court, and sen
tenced to a few weeks' imprisonment.
S&.A subscription for the Spruce Creek
Road was started in Lewisburg jester Jay,
and between 80 and 100 shares Uken at
. ,
once. Pass it around.
SaTA dog supposed to be mad recently
passed through Snnbury, biting several
nthr rloon Wore it onnM ri lillflH Th
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Diiieu aogs were promptly suot vj mt-ir
owners.
BeiTIt is announced that every Northern
Whig will vole against the Nullification of
the Missouri Compromise, and it is said
several . Southern Whigs and Democrats
will also vote agaiust it.
SrAt the adjourned Democratic Con
vention of Union county, on Monday,
1'unJP IIilbisu, Esq., of Chapman, was
unanimously elected Representative Dele
gate, instructed for liigler and ISlack. On
Canal Commissioner the vote stood Mott
22, Sherwood 16.
n67Tbe New Kerliners are advocating
a Railroad yVom the Snqueltanna Ruad to
Lcwistown through New lWlin. So it
would eeein the ring-loaders of Repudiation
in that town expect and desire the coni-
jjatinn of trio Sucj Ttnad, after all !
JSfPetitions for the Division of Union
county are again in circulation. By dis
honestly mixing that with a sham Rail
road issue, the opponents of Division last
fall had 181 majority. Then there were
polled for Division in White Deer, Kelly,
and Buffalo Tps., only 206 votes ; now,
over six hundred voters in those three
townships have petitioned fur Division.
tOuThe Danville papers make a strong
plea for the establishment of a National
Foundry at that place. Sunbury claims
that the biggest guns could there be cast
at the least expense. Williamsport rcpre- I
1 1
cents Ralston as the most advantageous
rlr-an to frorma I
location. But when Uncle Sam concludt-s j
to set np a Workshop in Central Pennsyl
vania, he will doubtless "compromise"
all conflicting interests by settling upon
Lewisburg as, upon the whole, the most
eligible site.
, -
JSyH e are informed that the Star cs- '
tablishnient at New Berlin is about to !
pass into the hands of a stranger, from the
eastern part of the State. A number of ;
prominent Whigs from different sections '
of the county, tired of the abusive and '
. . - i
aisorganizing course of that bheet, frankly !
informed its nominal editors that they
must sell out, or a genuine Whig pspcr
disconnected from all cliques, and neutral
An merolv local nue&tinns would bo pata.
l,!;0t..i r,,,,!...:.!. ti. :.i . i. ...... i
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.i,u.v.,I...i.u. (juuu,
Whit? nartv of old Union over Three !
ThnnoanJ a-nno- .Ml ,,., i.. t
Thousand strong will we trust again nave
. .Al :.t l. r..:i.r..i ; . - i .
e icuauic, uuiuiui, pruaeni, impartial ana
able organ. ,
...
ayTh Democratic Convention of Al-
legbenj denounced the Nebraska move-1
,o. TI,. TU ,.,.r nAfA c... I
The Democrats of Bradford, Sus
quehanna, and Wayne, hare opposed it
by public meetings. A Democratic mee
ting was held in Harrisburg, C. C. Raws,
President, which, after a free discussion,
condemned the Bill by a vote of 7 to 1.
Per contra, John Swineford sprung a
resolution of approval of the Bill, and got
it passed, at the convention at New Berlin
on Monday but. We do not believe that
the farmers or mechanics composing the
mass of the Democracy of Union county
would annrove of the rvtrtr;o. -r .,
" " u evil I
. . - . . .
Which would shut out their hardy sons '
and daughters from a territory six times '
as large as the State of Pennsylvania 1
Q-The Pennsylvania U. S. Senators
disagree oc the Nebraska question. Mr.
Coopeb, rained in a Slave State opposes
the Douglas bill. Mr. Brodhead a na
tive of the land of Penn, of Franklin, of
Independence Hallnuppurts it Which
Senator represents Pennsylvania, it is not
difficult to tall. Her historv. and th.
unbiased Toioe of her people (aside from
PttV Dartizan mawonver. a-. ;, I
A -a . ... ' ' ;
oa tbe side of Liberty. Hr free, hard-
working eitixtna love Pum, lot they hate !
ysrm which l-jalirc. Oppression.
a)tafScnator Douglas holds slaves in the I
rinlit t k: c . t:v. !
jjuw wi uia emc. oeuatur xrigu uwua
glares in Kentucky. Senator Brodhead
married in Mississippi How many more
nominal Northern Senators are allied to
the Slave interest, who can tell f
wi Post Office Arrangements.
rjSTKSX Mails, .Terr day ..o-pt Soml.r,
! WSSTBRX, on Honday, Wednesday and Friday,
close el , o clock, P. M
cloMatfcll a.m.
; .nir.iMntt.vtuiiainj.ort) -lond. Wedn. and fri,
sornavrZl
dose at 12, M.
HVFFALOe JT ROADS,Xanij and Friday,
eiuae at r.a. 01 night prccadinm.
, ,f?-.BS . iot,r,d,,uIr (""Pt Sun.iay. from e until
"fcrtfrffii- TlV&iwSst. ,
11. W. CHOREE, P. M.
A VARIETY of School Books.
Blank Books, Gift Books for Holiday
; presents, i-ens, inn, setter and Cap raper,
1 Fancy Stationery, Magazines, Papers, etc. etc.
j for sale cheap at the Lswiaacao Post Orncx.
Corrected Weekly.
: Wheat 51,60 Eggs...
Rye..
75
Tallow
Lard
Ilacon
Ham
Corn.
C-2
45
1,12
1,25
15
Oats.
, Flaxseed
j Dried Apples.
Cloverseed 5,50
Batter.
Telegraphing
-new Rate Table.
from Leicidunj to
Harrisbur Sj0,23 'Berwick
$0,18
IS
17
15
20
26
25
24
20
20
18
15
15
15
17
18
20
21
Dauphin
j 'Jnnction
I Livenxuil
S5
S3
21
Bloomsburg
Cattawissa
Danville
'Chapman
Carbondale
Dun more
Hyde Park,
Wilkesbarre
Plymouth
Bloomsburg
Danville
Sunbury
M'Ewensville
Williamsport
Lock Haven
Beech Creek
Bellefonte
M'Kees fulls
SI
20
25
25
21
20
18
17
15
13
15
17
18
20
31
iiusgrove
' Providence
Bcrauton
j Tr"",,,,
; Berwick
! 'Cattawissa
Northumberland
Milion
Muncy
Jersey Shore
Mill Hall
Milesburg
Philadelphia.
For every additional word 1 cent to all sta
tions on this line.
Not now in operation.
isfAll other stations west and south
Philadelphia, rate increased 9 cents.
of
tfF.RTAIN CUKK for Scorbutic Eruption. Catan
eon. 1Hmi . Ifa.1 I. ,. Ulcere, and Old Korea It i an
uiiliputed Ui lhat lilloaT' Hntment i theontrone
which in in effect infallible. Came that the mo.n eminent
ui-.ilica! practitioner have deepaircd of relierinir, immed
iately yield to it curative powers, and whvu need In
accordance with the printed directiotia whirh accompany
each pot, with Hotloway's I'illii, the two eomhincd thor
oughly eradicate the injet ncitilential rtiaHama, and leara
the auifiirer without a bleniL"h.
By Rev. Wm. Siraontnn, 9th u!t., Be!jwi
CaAwar.na and li zanKTH E. youngest daugh
ter of James Simonton, both of Butlaloe Valley.
Oa the 12th Jan. by Rev. R. Bedford, Cua's
T. Eviss of Milton aud Miss Ask M.BtaaiTT
of Sullivan county. ' '
DIED,
In Lewisbure. 28th ult aeed 72 veara.
PtT Hposa, late from Pine Creek.
In Buuaio Tp, 22d ulu, Jonn son of Samuel
Byler, aged 1 year and 22 days.
In Lewisburg, 25th ult. Asisilh daughter
of Hiram and Charlotte Housel, aged 2 years,
4 mouths, and 16 days.
In Linden. Lyc. Co., 22d ult, Ww. Enwix.
son of Jeremiah and Matilda Dnnachy, aged 3
months and 14 days.
In Milton, 15ih ult, Jtron CanraELL, aged
about 35 years. On the 23d ult, CaTaaaixt
Lsi , in her 43d vear.
In ltmll. To iTnnw,h;. n ia.u i. I
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DtxiEL Pcbsel, aged 83 years.
In Aecnmac Co, Va. 9th ult., at the residence
of Iiev-Wm- Taoas Fisheb, of Chil-
licnninn. I. .t fill ,-a.r. T.1 ,i 1 . J
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j ces tooit piace in me .ion Baptist cnurcn, Dy
Rev. Messrs. Laws of the Modesttown Baptist
church and Gavlord of the Drummondtown
j Presbyterian church. Though a stranger in a
; strange land, he was followed to the grave by
a larc concourse of people, who evinced
! much sympathy upon an occasion made more
than ordinarily solemn by the sudden affliction
: mat Drougnt nun to nis grave. Mittmiait.
At Fuh Cliau, (China,) 3d Nov. last, of
Dinrhtpa, Fiui-h M. wife of Rev.I. W.Wiley,
M I)" of lhe M - Mission.
NOTICE
IS hereby given to all persons indebted to
the late Firm of CAriaf Friek, either bv
otherwise, that GEO.
A. r Kitt. as one oi tne rartners oi sam r irm
is alone authorized to settle the same and
receive all monies due.
L. B. CHRIST,
GEO. A. FRICK.
Feb. 27, 1851.
Last notice.
I 4 LL persons interested in the estate of the
-tA- 'ate Jo Baca-.w, of White Deer Tp,
are nereoy notinea mat l am prepared to settle
the affairs of said deceased, forthwith. All
having claims will present them by the 1st of
April, or be debarred and all indebted to it,
. ...
must seme oy mat time, or Dear the expense
of legal proceedings.
JOHN NEWMAN, Ja, Administrator.
Kelly, Feb. 27, 1854.
ZT, ZZ- ; Z '. '
To Joseph Kusterborder, Henry Kusterborder,
Elizabeth Kusterborder.Aaron Kusterborder,
Andrew Kusterhorder.Lncy Ann Kusterbor
der, Margaret Kusterborder, Daniel Kuster
border, John Kusterborder, Samuel Kuster
border, James Marshall Guardian ad litem
of Solomon Knsterborder, and Elias Kus
terborder by his Guardian Jacob Reiser
Heirs and legal representatives of Henry
Kiuterbordrr, late of While Deer Tp, Union
Co Pa., deceased
"H'OTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of
J.1 a Writ of Partition issued out of Ihe
Orphans' Court of Union Co., Pa, on the Real
Estate of said deceased, situate in White Deer
township aforesaid, an Inquest will be held on
the premises on Texsuav the 25th day of April
next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day,
r .1 r ;.: I. "
iui uic iiui pose oi niasinE pnriiuon or Taiua-
tion of said real estate: when and where vou
mav alte"l l ya hall think proper. Given
wuurr my nana at we rntnn i wince in ntv
Berlin, this 2d day of March, A.D. 1854.
JOHN KESSLER,
5 Sheriff of said county.
MT1 FOR SALE,
That large and desirable property oa the
corner of Market and Water streets,well
calculated for a residence, for business, or for
a residence and place nf business.
There is a large BRICK House containing
4 large moms on the first floor, S bed-rooms on
the second floor.and 2 large finished rooms on
the third. A Kitchen and Washhouse adioins.
ioere -reaiso aspacujqsoeiiarargevment
cistern, a rump, and Well or good water, a
Stble. nd all necessary Outbuildinrs.
rr ,nm e- PP'r to Ge0- Miller, Esq.
Lewistarg, 8-r. ts, l59 B E" DAVI3v
VV ASTED. The subscriber withes to
T f
hire a PIANO, for which the highest
price will be paid. Aonlv at the Chronicle
, " . ,. JWAlrt-uaa.
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TICKAljriT's n.nl.
I I 1
The best article
- . to " P see bills). for sale
i " Beaver Kremer & Moore, Lewisburg.
,Uiail Un Thursday evening, he 26ih
; JJ Jan. last, in Market street between Front
a Second, (Lewisburg.) a MUFF and a
SHAWL. The owner will please inquire at
the Chronicle office. 514
Life Insurance Companies !
LnnJtnt National Limn Fund,
(26 Cornhili, Loudon; 71 Wall 8t N.York)
t"lf Capital 2,500,000
JEtna Life huurancc Company,
(Hartford, Conn.)'
OAnnuity Fund $150,000
Keyttont Mutual.
(Harrisburg. Pa.)
"Capital $120,000
POLICIES in the above Companies can be
obtained, on reasonable terms, by appli
cation to the subscriber. California risks, 3
to 4 per cent exira.
Feb. 19 H. C. HICKOK, Lewuburg.
PUBLIC NOTICE. The following articles
of household and Kitchen Furniture, late
the property of L. B. Cmbist, and allowed to
him by the Appraisers under the Three Hun
dred Dollar Law, are no longer the goods and
chattels of the said L. B. Christ, but were this
day bought of him by theundersigned.wbo has
paid lull cash value lor the same and has pos
session thereof; and all persons whatsoever
are notified not to molest or interfere with the
same in any way:
Carpet in parlor, 1 center table, 1 lard lamp,
1 pier table, 1 sofa, 6 mahogany chairs, 2 look
ing glasses, 1 rockiug chair, 2 coal stoves and
pipe, 2 picture frames, 2 card tables, 1 rocking
chair. 2 small chairs, 2 hearth slones.l spitoon,
1 fireboard, l hat rack, 1 oil cloth and rag, 6
bamboo chairs, stair carpet and rug. carpet in
back room, 1 curtain bed etc, 1 curtain bed etc.
1 bureau, 1 airtight stove, 6 chairs, bed and
bedding, carpet above entry, waslistand and
looking glasses, 1 settee, 6 chairs, 1 bed, 1
bureau, 1 breakfast table, carpet above kitchen,
I rook stove pipe and fixtures 1 kitchen table,
1 kitchen carpet, lot dishes plates etc, 2 green
blinds, 1 pickle stand, 2 meat stands, tab and
bowl, 2 baskets, 3 ca?ks and tub in yard, 1
copper kettle, 1 iron kettle, 1 cow, 1 mantel
looking glass, 1 sideboard, 1 rocking chair, 1
washstand, lot mantel ornaments, bed and
beddinir, 1 hall lauip, 1 pictorial geography.
HESTER CHRIST.
Lewisburg, Feb. 8, 1854
Instalment
Office Susquehanna Railroad Company, J
HanaiKai aa. Jan. 20, 1854. J
rpiIE STOCKHOLDERS of this Company
I are hereby notified that the Seeond
Instalment of Five Dollars per Share is
called in, payable on or before the 8th of
February next ; and an instalment of like
amount payable on or before the 10th day of
each month thereafter, until the whole is paid
in, to wit, the 10th of October next by those
residing in
Baltimore at Union Bank of Maryland ;
Dauphin county Bank of Middletown;
Northumberl'd county Bank of NorthambliU
Union county Lewisburg Savings Institution.
By order.
ROB. S. HOLLIN8. Treasurer.
UNDERTAKING.
HAVING furnished ourselves with a Rose
wood iM)3&lgS,the subscribers are
prepared to wait upon all who may be so
unfortunate as to require their services, and
every attention will be paid to their wants and
wishes. Orders promptly attended to. An
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.,f rOPflKC V.n, nnP,n r. n
hand, or made to order.
DO
DONACUT & ELDER.
Lewisburg, Jan. 7, 1853
ROWE & El'STON,
111, North Third Street, Mom Race,
PHILADELPHIA;
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
Corn Brooms, Looking Glasses, Cordage,
Painted Buckets, WickandTwines, Clocks,
Willow Baskets, Window Shades, Matches.
Cedar Ware. Bristle Brushes, Blacking,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE of all kinds,
at the Manufacturers' lowest Cash prices.
Jam nj ErsTos. 3m.W Jiro. H . Bovk.
ROBERT V. BOWES,
WITS "
REX, SILVIS, & CO.,
WHOIeKSALE TIE .LEV IW
FOREIGN" AND AMERICAN
DEY GOODS
No. 77, N.Third St.
Arrabvm Rex,
htm. Savin,
J
(ft few donn sboT0 Arrh,)
Philadelphia.
HEMJ. KfcMMrJUtnt,
ALBsvRT IL O HUItN.
HAKUISBUUG BINDERY.
J. J. Clyde & F. T Ilulter,
Succruort to IF! O. flicxok It Co.
Book Bindkrs and Stationery, and
Blank Book Mamfactuber'?,
Iliirrislury, l'a.
MOST respectfully inform their friends that
thev are enjaced in the above business
I ? directly opposite Heir's Hotel.arj They
flatter themselves, by careful attention to their
business, to receive a continuance of the pat
ronage so liberally enjoyed by the old firm.
BLAiNK BUUrWS lor Banks, uounty unices.
Merchants, and private individuals, and every
variety of full and half-boand constantly on
hand. Paper ruled lo any paUern. Old Books,
Periodicals, Magazines, Law Books, Newspa
pers, Bibles, Music, works issued in Nos Ac
bound in any style, plain or extra. All work
warranted, and done cheaply.
Pleae give us a call. C A rl.
ryBooks 4c. to be bound may be left with
the Editor of the Chronicle. S09
HENRY C. HICKOK,
Ittornct) at fain,
AND
Lcvrlsburxr, Cnlon Coast jr, Pa.
NOTICE.
HAVING disposed of his interest in the
Firm of Sranas", Maaa A Co, to L.F.
AisaiwBT. ihe subscriber hereby gives notice
of his withdrawal from the said Firm. '
DAVID BTE.MVLKUtK.
White Deer Mills. Nor. 19. 1853 pd
DISSOLUTION.
fTlAKE notice that tbe partnership hereto-
I fore exisungbetween John Choreh.Irevi ,
Rooke and Lewis Baehman, under the firm or.
J. Church, Rooke A Co, is this day dissolved,
Tk. a,-.l. J a..! J AT.a. all wdk- '
. u iiuuu Macoun.. . .., j
i New Stykt
I90- ) I
G. L. MILLER & CO..
185. I
Manufacturer, and Whole Retail Dealer, in
.1." .
TTTINDOW BHApES-sonth-west corner
J y Second and Arch Sts. Philadelphia.
Such as Gothe's Landscapes, Borders, Vases,
DCrUlia, OU411CU, wiu wiu.a,w-t.v. iiiuh
beautifal designs and perlccuon or tinisn in
bte eouotry, and at such LW FrlceH as
to challenge all competition. Buff and White
Hollands, Cambrics, Tassels, Cbrds, Brasses,
ftx in every variety for City or Country trade, j
We invite an ezamiuation ot oar stock
at the Depot, 8. W. corner id & Arch, I'hilaJ.
Jan. 1664
4m611
Notice.
LETTERS Testamentary to the Estate of ;
ALEXANDER M'CLURE, late of the j
Borough of Lewisburg, deceased, having been j
granted to the subscribers notice is hereby '
given to all persons indebted to said estate, to
make immediate payment; and those having
claims are requested to present them duly
authenticated for settlement to either of the
undersigned.
EDW'D C. HUMES, of Bellefonte, Pa.
ELIZABETH M'CLURE, Lewisburg.
Lewisburg, Jan. 11, 1851
OTHEO. S. CHRIST, T
Wholes and Befall
CCD RUGGIST .O3
Niininbnrs;, Inlon County, Pa.
HAVING purchased the entire Drag Store
formerly kept by T. J. Elliott, dee'd, I
now offer to my friends and the public in gen
eral a fresh and pare lot of
htgs, ei,eii)ifi)l qflJ 3)j-5itiff?.
Also Paiuts, Oils, Glass, Pilfly and Patent
Medicines. Brashes and Combs of every
variety. A fine assortment of JEW.
ELR V.suclias Watches.?oldand
silver Pencils, Ear and Fin
ger Rings, Breast Pins,
Ac. Ac. Cards,En
velopes. Note
and Letter
Paper.
Soaps and I'erlumerjr.
All kinds of LAMPS. Lard Oil, Pine Oil
and Burning Fluid. Liquors of all kinds, for
medicinal purposes. Violins, Flutes and Ac
cordeons. Nuts, Fruits and Confectionery
and in fact, almost any thing in the way of No
tions and Genera) Varieties. Call and exam
ine for yourselves. I charge nothing f'r look
ing. THEO. S. CHRIST.
Miflliuburg, Pa., Jan. 2, 1854 ly
Administrator's Notice.
LETTERS of Administration having been
duly granted to the undersigned on the
estate of DANIEL ZELLERS, deceased, late
of Lewisburg Boro', Union Cotinly, 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 RITTF.R.
Dee, 28, 1853 Administrator.
AdmlnlHtrator's Notice.
"IVTOTICE is hereby given, that Letters of
Jl Administration on the Estate of SAM
UEL SLEER, late of White Deer Twp, Union
Ca-, dee'd, have been granted to the undersigned
by the Register of Union county in due form
of law; therefore all persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having any just claims are
also requested ,to present them properly auth
enticated for settlement
GEORGE SLEER, Administrator.
Buftaloe Tp, Dec. 28, 1853
Litest from Europe ! ! !
THE subscriber would inform old friends
and new ones too. that having with some
trouble and expense secured one of the beM
WATCH-MAKERS in the world who has
been employed as Finisher in different Watch
Factories in Europe and now in his employ,
calls upon all having fine watches to reward
him with plenty of work.
He having tools not generally kept by
watchmakers in America, is enabled to make
any new parts to watches in Ihe neatest and
most workmanlike manner.
Gold and Silver Watch Dials cleaned and
Freshed like new.
Galvanizing and Fire Gilding done in the
best and cheapest manner at the old stand
on Market street, Lewisburg, bv
Nov. 24, 1853. A. L. HATFIELD.
DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership heretofore existing be
tween the undersigned, was dissolved
by muti'al consent on ihe 30th of Oct ult. The
business will be bereaftereonducted byHERTZ
& CUTLER. JOHN B. CUTLER,
Nov.U, 'S3. 1m. WM. WHITING.
Administrator's Notice.
T E ITERS of AdminissBtion having been
i granted to the undersigned on the estate
olJOHN D. MILLER, deceased, late of Buffa
loe Township, Union County, notice is hereby
given, all persons indebted to said estate to
make immediate payment and those having
claims against it wiU present them, attested
fur settlement to
JOHN CHAMBERLIN,
Nov. 4, 'A3. 6w. Administrator.
Estate of Joel Royer, dee'd.
NOTICE is hereby given, lhat Letters tes
tamentnry on the estate of Joix Rotsa,
late of Kelly township, dee'd, have been gran
ted to the undersigned by the Register of Un
ion county, in due form of law. Therefore,
all persons knowing themselves indebted lo
said estate, are nereDy requesiea to maj iui
mediate pay-eat, and those having any just
claims aeainst ihe same, are also rer-nested to
present them without delay.
S. .t-VT o ' TJ T PIT
Nov. 11, 1853 6w Eaecuior.
NOTICE.
A T a meeting of lhe Board of Managers of ,
the Union County Mutual r ire insurance j
Company, held at tne omce oi sam uompnay, j
tn th Rornuoh of Lewisburz. on the 27th day I
of October instant, tne following nesomuoa
was unanimously adopted :
Retoked, Thai an assessment of fifteen per .
Sew stock i window Shades. S
cent on the premium notes prior to the 16th , and prices. The sublie are respectlully invi
day of October 1852, and an assessment of ten ! led to call and judge for themselves before
per cent, on the premium notes since the 16th ' purchasing elsewhere.
day of October 1852, be made to meet the los-( COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in ea
ses sustained by this Company and due the Dc- ' change for Goods, and the highest market pri
visees of Frick, 81ifcr A Co., and others. ce allowed. RF.RCR & VORSK.
Published bv order of the Board of uirectors. ;
Nov. 3. 1853. J. A. MER TZ, See y.
Dissolution of Partnership.
milE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned under the firm of j
IjT-l. I ii..;.i,i M. j;.Ml. kn m.in.l .... I
Hitrh St Albrizht was dissolved bv mutual con
a.nl mi ik. I,, f N.w. 1R53. The twin Ire wrill
be ieft in Ihe bands of L. F. Albright for set- !
tlement Those knowing themselves indebted
will do well to call and settle.
White Deer Mills,? HENRY HIGH.
November 11. 4853. 5 L. F. ALBRIGHTS
DISSOLUTION.
fc"TnTTP,F. ia harahv eiiren. lhat th f!ruPart.
MM ki. i. .1,. t..i.;. Ke.i. k.. !
,r,.. ,m.i.ii.... ifiHV R Mlf.r.pp.n.t i
JAME8 K. MILLER, is this day dissolved hv
n9tntX cnten,. Tne books and account are
,h. h.n(. of .,, B. Miller, who is mi-bari.
I'i W for tbe Firm.
Lewisburg, Aag SP, 1853
hew ram.
l tui)L, HAK29U ft Coiereby give ao-
J Uce that they have this day associated
a,r- r"" witn uiem in ine iron out-
ness at Union Furnace, and that branch of
lueir busine wU hereafter be condneted in
a,, nm, o! BeaVer, Geddes, Marsh & Co.
, Lewisbure: OcL 20 1853
Fall Stock of Goods
AT THE WELL KNOW
Mammoth Head Quarters !
J.&J.AVALLS
TTAVE jn.t received and opened aa unnsn-
1 1
ally large, varied and extensive assort
menl of
Dry Goods, Clotliln;, Qnocns,
Gluts, Ceitur ami Ilurtl- Wart,
and GROCERIES,
more in quantity and choicer in quality and
variety than have ever before beea offered in
Lewisburg, being a vast improvement over the
stock and selections of ail former seasons, aud
purchased at such remarkably favorable rates
as enable us to offer better bargains at lower
prices than can be found anywhere else.
rx-Entirely loo busy to give particulars
this week but call and examine oar multifa
rious supplies of everything that anybody in
town or country may want, and prove for
' yourselves that in variety, quality and cheap-
1 :,:...). '. l- v ....
ness we positively can't be beat
JtxjrAn heretofore, the highest Cash.
VEiCts paid for UIIAIN.
J. &. JT. WALLS.
Lewisburg, Oct. 19, 1853
T alerf f ilia fiaaann I
liUeS. 01 WO season I
JUST received, a SECOND SUPPLY or
Fancy Dress Goods, Trimmings in great
variety. Cloths, Cassimeres, SatineLs.Vestings,
Hats, Caps, Clothing, Hard and ifueensware,;
Cedarware, at lower rates than can be bad
elsewhere, also a complete assortment Bench
x ianes,tniseis oi nu Kinu.3,111 suon cvciyunui;
that a Carpenter may want, at prices that defy
competition.
BEAVER, KREMER
MOORE,
Lewisburg, Oct 18, 1853
COMPLETE assortment of Coach Trim-
mines at
B. K. & M's.
S
TOVES of all kinds at low prices for sale
is. n. ec i.
Fall and Winter
fjDDM,
I . IDDINGS & CO.
WOULD hereby inform the public that
they have just received from Phila
delphia a handsome assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Of all kinds and latest styles, which having
been purchased at unusually low rates they
are enabled to offer to tbe public at
BARGAINS!
It wonld be almost impossible to enumrr.
ate the mlny articles comprising ihe stock of
goods just received, but they invite all lo come
and see for themselves assuring them thai
they will get MORE GOODS FOR THE SAM E
MONEY than at anyotner noose u kv
burg. They have all kinds of
Dry Goods
Groceries,
Hardware,
Queensware, I
and all other articles usually found in a well
furnished store. To render their establish- (
ment well worth a visit at all times they will .
continue to receive as the season advances, i
- i
new invoices ot seasoname gooos tor t-auir-s ,
and Gentlemen's wear, so as to be able at all ,
times.to offer the choice of the New York and I
Philadelphia markets. . , c , , ! TJEST assortment of Ladies' Spencers, Un-
Having adopted the motto "Quick Sales and i derseeves Caffs, Hdkfs, Flounces. Jac
Small Profits," they hope lo receive a liberal . - . inse.Un. Thread and Seam
share of public patronaee. Ci All kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange for
Goods. I- IDDINGS & Co.
Lewisburg, OcL 21, 1853.
Seasonable Supplies
FOR THE
FALL & WINTER CAMPAIGN !
rpHE undersigned would respectfully an-j
J nounce lo their friends and lhe citizens i
of Union county, that they have opened a New j
Stock of DRY GOODS.
Tor Men's Wear they hare
Frrnrli Cloth, uiwakuuand raney Cawimers, Colored and
Whit l.inen, brill.. loltona.l. Venting, .New stjlea
MaracUlo. Veetlng, (Knp Ikn llorierj.) Ac, te.
ror Ladles' Wear,
n, . . 1 . 1,1 - ..I L - BI.I....I I1....uila !
ara wwn nw cnu, ..". ;.'--
strinod Mlk. Manellce.. Checked India eilk, tlorenoe ,
Urodenop Otace., parla fainted J"";' L"i!0" i
CSnSiTeiUTi
Collar, and I nderriwlea, Jarronet and !-wi.a Kdaioai.
and 8wl Inwrttnea. WoTenLi,.n Ugi l-e,
potior Qualirr Kid, TiflVta,and --ilk UUire Lon, and
Short Mcliair'Mitti. White Crape fhawlj, Elegant IVarui
Shawla, ao , e. A largo aortuieut of
FURNISHING GOODS,
cSuS
l rinjtP. Cotton TaMV Wpr. Intae.k Tbl Cft th.M-
I kins, U'OvIic. KnboKCIvthauiwlCottouI
I npvr Mar-oiUett Quilt and CouiitrpaMo, UackabsV-k.
1 ri.aieuaw aaaut lMh ToaTal tiBBT. A? Afl.
j Their stock of GROCERIES is very large ;
i and cheap.
I Their assortment of QUEENSWARE is one ;
of the finest ever brought to ihis section of ;
county, and extremely low.
Also, an extensive stock of HAKUWAKt.
Their stock of goods having been purchased
al the present exiremeiy low prices, mil mi j
eiifh, enables them to offer unusual inducr-
ments lo purchasers, as respects variety, style
Lewisburg. Oct 19, 1803
FITS! FITS! FITS!
TO TSTICTABLI tXTBAATT
EPILEPTIC PILLS,
F th , Fil, Spamt, Cramp; and all
- ' 1 '
Nertnui and Constitutional Ditcattt.
TJERSONS who are lahonng under this
t distressing malady will find the VEGET-1
( ABLE EPILEPTIC PILLS to be lhe only
remade rvrr dtscarered for cunnr Eoilepsr. i
VI . aiiiiiE a .m.
L'.lli.a K.a
Theae Pills noaa-n a tractSe notion tna a-rront ;
i .... m mmA .lit . lhM .M .NMNll M09CL.H. Ik, O.. I
piraoaaofenrins Vita. tlMy will ne mono oi e.pwtiai own-
fit r all naraona afflittail with weak narr-a, or whoM
naraona afflittail with weak narr-a, or wnoe
nam kaa br-n pro-tratod or .hattorod from
SZZJL ll2X2ZSL7Z
nerroua arnam naa or Frw .
f lone ataaullns. .uperindiKad by narronaaM, Uiey are
i-..eedtnr1y haneaial.
.-rW M o-r hoK. or two box- 'f f '. rrrpont Antof
tlio Citv. cnrloaing a rrmHtanee, will hare the fill, wot 1
tl.ero thmurh the mail, tr-e of poatace. ror h by
sith s. bancs, yo. us. BuTuioitk swttT. r-jtt-j-
ytf-Sn whrai rrd-r from .I1 parti of the Talon jaual ba
lr,y-,PaJ4. ;IjaJw-a.w :w.
Execwtor'a .(U-o.
I -TOTICE is hereby ivtn, that Inters te.ia
mentary ou ihe estate of . Manas,
late or
Bullalo township, dec u, nave Leu
gianted to the undersigned, in due fi'fmof law.
by the Register of Union county- All persons ;
indebted ia said eatate nre reoiiesmd b mak f
immediate paymeol; and those having claims
against it will present them duly authenticated
lor settlement. JOHN T. MAliEE.
JAMES M'CREIUHT,
Buffslo, Nov. 18. 1853 Executors.
.-moral.
T"a WINEGARDE'V ha removed from'
X "way up Iowa" back' to the new build-
ing al the old head quarters, u Market stret,
immediately under the" Chronicle - ana I ei-1
graph offices, where he will be happy to :
"smoke" and "chew" his friends an J cus
tomers, in good style and quality at moderate
cash rates.
Lewisburg, Oct 14, 1859.
THINGS AS THEY ARE! !
IT is an admitted fact, that Tustin, Stuart
A Lewis have received, and are now olfer
ioe an extensive assortment of Fall and Win-
ler Goods, at so greatly rtauctd price, as to
u. t n....
, make ilie Lewisburg Baxaar
Head Quarters for Bartralns!
Their sopplv embraces all the usual variety
of Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Vestings,
Muslins, Prims, Flannels and blankets, togeth
er with the newest styles of
Ladles Dress Goods,
consisting oi Silks, Cashmeres, Merinors. I
Laines, Ginghams, Hosiery, Shawls, Hdk'fa,
.i t . i.- . - . I c:t.k...l.
1 UIOVCS, riHimmga, a riug,a.nuu awuamuw
Hats and Caps.
nd everything else for use aud com tort.
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Carpeting. Table OU
; Cloths, Baskets, Brooms, Tubs. Hardware,
Glassware, yueensware.l.amps,l.ooainguias-
es, nd a complete assortment of Groceries,
j Honey. Molasses, Cheese, Hams (Lewis' sugar
. curea,l t ooacco, vivars. ore.
Ie rfiimery.
A well selected slock of Perfumery, embra
cing Ihe best of Colognes,Potnades,Bay Water,
7'"" r-""'"- ""J '
Cuuntrv produce taken
exrbanee for
goods.
TUSTIN, STUART it LJW18,
(oposite Kline s Hotel.)
Lewisbnrg, Oct 12, 1853.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
A LARGE assortment of University and
other Books constantly on hand Leti
Paper, Note Paper, Envelopes. Visiting Cards,
and Paper bv the yuire or Ream, for sale by
TUsTIN, STUART at LEWIS.
Lewisburg, Oct 12, 1853
NEW FALL GOODS!
J. HAYES & CO.
BEG leave lo inform their old customers
and all others that they are now opening
one of the most choice and desirable st icks of
SES that has ever been brought 10 Ihis
section of country. Having selected them with
with great care, and of such styles, qualities,
and prices as lo defy comparison, ire would
particularly invite all in want of Goods to call
and examine lor themselves al
Oct. 5
HAYES' OLD 8TAND.
T ADIES'FINE DRESS GOODS of the most
desirable styles jum opening r.y
J. HAYES A CO.
Edgings to be had at
HAYEV.
LADIES' deep Trimmings of all kinds and
qualities, also Fringes, Gimps and Hut.
tons al lew prices at - HAYES'.
F
IXEST Molesfcin, Cassimere and Ms-yar
HATS, Silk, Plush and Cloth CAPS at
HAYES".
Oriri BBLS. of LAKE SALT just reed by
QJJ j. H.YEd A CO.
ur l- ! irf ijFiit TUT:
IJ.hAbi. IV lit. J U J It l?.
OOK AGENTS WANTED, to sell Pictor-
It ial and useful Works for the year 18S3,
Wanted.in everv section of the United Slates, ,
active and enterprising men, to enusee in the
sale of some .f the best Books published in
the Country. To men of good address, pos-
j- - - cn. e n.n
.,.. a small Cai ltal of from f25 to S1V0,
Snch inducements will be offered as to enable j
them to make from J3 lo S a day profit
g-y. The B.ks published by OS ar all Use- I
f h characer, exlreujelv popular, and I
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher.
1S1 William Street, New York-
lloob. Agent!. Wasted.
GENTS WANTED in every Town and
County in the United Mates, to sell the
r,t, n I ar and saleable books published
niBnyl(,f lhem beautifully illustrated with Col-
ored Engravings; also the most popular works
most popular and saleable books p
pf T 8- Aavaca, including -Arthur's Cottage
tii.rary '
Inu-ilL'mt and enterorl.ini man will tsti that pWaa,
ant and profitable nnr'.ne.e.
for parUeular., addrr.. (poet -paid"
No. 4H North luartn St. fwoLMl. , Aia.
-
NEW GOODS!
IF you want cheap Dry Good. Grocrne.
Stoves, or Hardware, call upon
Beaver, liremer A- ftoore,
who are now opening their new Fall Stock
They vill fil G'tnth at l-vr a$ th'y mn
be bought in Philadelphia gyi
Lewisburg, Sept S2, U33
Wall Papers!
-w-wTALL PAPERS! The subscribers have
now iu store their complete Fall
Stock of
tT . -,.;.,- I -
rn'ei iia..ji...Sc, av...
whirh thercfOr at verv low Drioes.Whnlasa.e
I - 1 Da... I
i anu
Our assortmenl is very complete, sci-pr's-
vail the nualit'as. both French and Ameri-
.u6 M " .
caa. We manufaciure a large proportion of
can. We manuiaciure a large pro portion m i
. . Ooods. and Can sell at lhe lowest rates. ,
Haper Hanging done . the Conner a. VvT '
. Qnofj,,, sna can sen at ine nwri iair-
Hapei
prices.
491
fAKKlSII r ni'Ct'H.
No.4 North firm ft. i',V.A'i
I - T-f-iTPc; PrnmraaArv. ludjrot nt. mnc
j , . . , ui.t. - tW.m nIirw
j Jfltat Notes (blnks) Bt Ih'S Cflfe.
LewisbtH-ar aviaM Iskklltsitlatwi,
1H now open and ready to da business- The
regalar Discount days are Wedaendaya
; j u iuiuiwuig namej psraofta are ise
Uiaacroi
Willi a Canaans. Eta. m.
Sir. Junhsu Walts.
Mr. Braaa Annus.
Mr. Jawss M'Cnaianr.
Mr.Taai Utiu,
Mr. Wuuia Faica.
Paau'a C. Mi.taa.-Ekq.
Omnaa WILLIAM CAMERON. PrmdrnJ.
H. t. SHELLER. Wrowar.
Ffttr net cent, perannnm will be allowed oa
all deposits orar six months ; and tkrt ft
j c(Dt jeu baB (i, or,rlhrre months.
H nil El.LEH, Tiaasarar.
Lewisburg. Sept 1, it6l
, Fancy Fur Store.
J HOWARD 8. MAWSON A CO, Iniporters
j and Manufacturers or FANCY FVMM
AXU SKINS, ca the atiemion of the publia
to their exteaaive stock, which they offer upoa
most reasonable terms. Wholesale and Retail.
voaan 83 North Third street above Arab.
Philad; and 44 Maiden Lane, New fork.
THE W1OTEH SESSION
Or TBS
LEWISBURG ACADEMI
Will commence on .Vassal, Oaraaaa 1TU
lo conunue SO weeks.
The course of Instruction ia this !nstitatio
is ralculated to prepare youths to enter Col
lege, or for general business- Compositioa
and Declamation receive careful attention.
Young men residing ia the neighborhood
who are at leisure during the winter months,
will fiuJ. the present session a good opportw
nity for improvement.
All gross, immoral practices, both ia aal
about the school, are strictly prohibited ; aad
kindness, courtesy, and a spirit of bonorablf
rivalry among the pupils are encouraged.
The subscriber is solicitous to secure a alass
nf ronrt? Ladies.
r.tfion For Languages $10. Higher Eag.
I Hsb M. and Common liranebes, linclndiog
I n , . . . . M' .
KCaainf, V nung, AllUUtllC, UCOgrxpoy,
Grainmar. and U. 8. Hi.torv.) . Per session!
60 eeuls extra, per scholar, for contingent ax.
I pauses, charged during Winter Session. No
! deductions except lor siaksess.
i JOHN RANDOLPH
Sept IB. 1S&S.
Principal
The Co-Pajrtneniiip
TTERETOFORE existing between Henry
X.l. and William High, under the Firm of
11 . u
man, was mis aay aissoivea oy no.
!,0 consent. Henry High will continue th
' bosiness. and the books and accounts are left
in bis hands. A prompt settlement of every
account ia indispensable. Hl.Mit HIGH,
WM. HIGH.
White Deer Mills, Nov. 18, 1853 pA
FAIR WARNING!
A LARGE nuicLer of accounts are still ia
the bands of the Executors of Saavaa
Annan, late of Lewisburg, dre'd. Notice is
hereby given thai all dues must be paid forth
with, or legal measures must be adopted In
enforce them, without discrimination.
bcpt.8. BYERS AMMON. Act'gEx'r.
PRESERVING and Pickling J R8 just reed
and for sale at the Mammoth Drug Stores
Aug 10 Da. THORNTON CO.
JUST ree'd and for sale at the MammotS)
Drug Store a large supply of Dr. Green's
genuine BITTERS, for cure of Dvspepsia, els.
Aug 10 Da, THORNTON A CO.
Tllhograpblc Printing Ola re,
j and a large quantity of PICTURES, for
Framing, aud for Diawiu'g Teachers.
K. YOLKMAR,
Corner, oa N. Fourth St opposite H. Ncuer's,
GERMAN and FRENCH Languages, Draw,
ing, Painting, and Draughting, taught by K.T,
WOOLEN and SILK Needle-work executed
and sold by Man. VOLKMAR, who also will
give instructions in that line of female eriucav.
lion. Lewisburg, Sept I. 1853
MILLER'S Irosa Frame 11 AS OS,
1' I. ..... . . !.Kri t Tti.tm m.nT, in nildl.
lft,n In their li irm.r arlrni.wlMtwavf inaai
k&ri"rity, have recently received the most
i flaitering commendations from Madam Bia.oa
land Mr. Boras, who had them in use at their
j late Concerts in ibis city. The public is invited
I to call and examine lhe assortment now on
..Hn,.,l.h.kHt r.rira-m th.
I " Wll.ini. s 8l,T. fr, .
1 3m488 Philadelphia.
t'uivtrtittf 1IedMr
rnra ma A sea Ccaa at BewasVs Tone MraTQa.
' TIIK Vniritjt or rteo Medicine IM ropnler anawu
, I .. .k. .r v iu
UK 1'ni.xr.itT of rrer Medleiac and Pnnnlar Knevl.
it (Tia. anil April. lM wi.lnl.ri. ,araoM
M -rj. I'JP.
ltaM, n . ,b-r
w,. ,rl. nt ran m.t oU' or will not iary th. real
: erfe-brity an.1 ktv ia rrHeery le tbe treatn.nt or reeee
and Aaue. and lie k hatred aSrerJoew. kaa no haaitntion tn
r.-mnairtidt'( U I" Iha bitlKat UlCJ w the 1 aronaf
of the asiteu
CIU-
IB":
WXI. rrtMMJITKT mredbe BrtWANpn BLACK.
UCkKV KOuT. TV. nbwro InMltnlinn aalenda Ka
it. ' m well known as own.i'tnir.nd 8?ron
Biark.iTT Riot. aa -arneo:. wmm.art it to u eon
f aaetion. In like naarr. o lte reMe.i. m -nowwi . oaa
""JltttTSKS?
I . n. H.nrr K. Stna.
Ilea.
J. S. P'an'C-w.
order of tkrTmatnn,
onn n. nowaaa.
j II. 1. HkM. aa
V. lleelor trr, K.
IU Konaad. ll.O,
Pjo,
arAII eoaaanniaaalowa ka bo aodnueetl J. ea S
k..u a. tt. l. Iiend of Ihe rnarnurratl-al ilrpami.nl
1 and PreMdoelef tea Unl..r.Hy.
lijiue Uiainaary andoce,No.T jcalhSaroad Jrraak,
i fbi'ailelphia.
aranrh IH-p-wnar, a tnr i"ee of
Dr. T. . II. rilUSNTOM fO- laeVtre.
JACOB DYER, Cattawissa,
wwV Would inform his old friends arid tbe
fc public eenerally on the West and North
ttraieh.that he continues t keep the STJSB
HOTEL, in the center of the Town, and asks
a fair share of ratronage. lT1- 8
Trt 1.1'UBERJIW.
1 11 r ANTED M io JO wo ft Map's 5) by
V SOtofOOro dn 4 by 4
I .-i."1 ft 3 in A'h Diane!
I ... ... " - - -
20to3P.r0n f tl lo
. i- Jtwrred this eomn Fall and Spring oa
i ,he bank of lhe River al Hamburg. Lumber
,- - snd .anted.
, u I. ,ll he ...-riTrrl li'l Sept. 1 Iff
r '
r I.:.. ,u. .I.M, and nersons senaing rro
j pi, iu stiie the qusr.tirv and qiiali'y of the
.;-., -j-j, t can frrrnish. and when.
mwrra. -na
Tenia of payment ea?h on delivery ana
. jnr,ecuon. Annrwaa ipoji-paiu;
W. O. HICKOK, Harrisburg. Pa.
480
-r-kT a -ATT- O for Jaices.Coos
15 J j IN Jvo
tht '"hronic! fffw", rr priniei 10 MOwA
melt ii m anvir Pmcc Uulll itiv Dusuien ir wiiiu ,
up. LEVI ROOKE.
Jan. 2, 1851.