LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.
Clpitirle,
at O.HICIOK, Sailor.10.il
WORDEM, Printer.
,. 4.i-.oe. l .T6 In tfcr B". t2Pi
HI1 4"1r""." p.M at tie end or uk yew.
within tho roar, DU , u- rrr.
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Lettisbnrff,
tfRtDAT Mousing, JiiHi'
mi, ntiL Piiblie
tVERTrzE! "reT"K..tr
A "'S?!, Li- ..ah to aroear
a-hi.4" wrt
Tur(.xt '1t;""rrnt ,'rodaT,
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" v r,Zr to report in the Lewis-
burg Market.
0-Tbe Adv't of the Juniata Farm was
Dot received until this week.
KoTiCt The Lewisburg Tost Office
Will be closed on tbe 4th of July from 9i
A.M. until 1 o'clock, P.M.
S-The Merchants of Lewisburg and
of MilBinburg will close their Stores on
the Fourth.
13-The Anti-Nebraska meeting on the
4th, Is the only public celebration wc know
of in Lewisburg, and we hope will be fully
attended by Ladies and Gentlemen from
Town and Country.
Private parties Ac. a usual.
Mifflinburg promises to have a " good
t)ld-fashioncd celebration."
Dbowxed. Ou Friday afternoon lost,
Henry, a son of Charles Crick, of Lewis
l.iiri. aired about nine vear?. was rlavins
fcl . - 1 . ,
On a run at. tue uiuuiu Ul Ajunaiou v itjv n, 11 1 . a. v., aii'l iroin M. uulii 5. r.n.
,..., . ... I N".t. IB, lja. H. W.CiiOTZF.It, P.M.
when he fell into the water. His little '
companions raised the alarm, and a large A VARIETY of Sclinol Books,
', , , , - ,uliW Blank Books, t'ift Books for Holiday
number of men began to search for the prc5en(s Pens Ink Lelter anit Cap ,.ap.(
body, but did not fiud it until about dark, . Faney stationery, Mnsazines, l'apers.etc. etc.
when it was too late to restore life. j (or sa,c cl"P at "le 1'"5T "'c'-
t,Tho Begular Monthly Meeting of
the Society for Moral and Hcligious In
quiry, will be held iu University Chapel
on Sunday r.ext, July 2J. A Hcport on
Oreoom will be read by Mr. J. M. Fins,
of Philad.
flX.We understand that Col. Samuel
W. Blatk of Pittsburg, and Prof. Alfred
Taylor of Lock Haven, will deliver tho
Oration and the Poem before the Literary
Societies of the University at Lewisburg,
the next Commencement. The number
of Graduates will bo larger we believe
than in any previous year.
B&.The new M.E. Chapel of Lewisburg,
to be opened on Sabbath next,is decidedly
tbe most commodious, and will probably j
be most neatly finished and furnished of
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Bite, 50 by 75 feet in sixe, and the top of
1 , a 1 .
the spire about 127 feet from the ground.
Tt.. nr0,l l. ll4 A.
i I " :.ZZ: ' IT .Ct. .t
two in front, between which is the hcatintr
apparatus. 1 hero are a large lecture room
and five class-rooms in the basement. The
main audience-room contains 80 slip?, that
will seat 500 to 700 person.,while 40 slips
on three sides of the gallery will seat 400
to 600 more so that 000 persons can be
accommodated comfortably, and 1200 on
special occasions. In the center of tho
-ceiling overhead is a ventilator, and the
room is also lighted by four windows on
aeh side, while two wholo windows and
one half window in front are of stained
glass. Mesirs. Jonathan Ncsbit and David
Ointef are the Contractors for the work.
Total cost about $7,000, a part of which
is vet in hi t-curei-L and tor irhinh & .nr.
- 1 ; i
cial effort will be inaae on Dedication daj. j
ppl- 1 j 11 tl rii j :
a-o nu a urcueu pnuuc : c, .
we hope its builders will be liberally sus
tained by tbe public in general.
tcaThe Act to consolidate the various
Railroad lines from Sunbury to Baltimore,
baa been approval by the City Councils of
Baltimore. A meeting of the Directors of
the Susquehanna Railroad Company U to
be held at Baltimore on the 11th July.
Should the Consolidation be consummated
as everything indicates it will, there is no
doubt of an early resumption of work on
the Susquehanna Railroad.
AcsT'Tho Munry Luminary notices tbe
serious depredations of the Weevil upon
the Wheal crop at the lower end of Lyco
ming county ; and wo have seen proofs of
the same evil in the upper end of North
umberland county. In Buflaloe Valley,
the Fly has caused considerable loss to tbe
Wheat wop. Near Xcw Berlin, the crops
are said to be good.
i0ur young friend Th. J. Oalbraitb
Esq. has pitched his tent at St. Pauls in
Minnesota. JM. t. Lano E,q. at Daven-
m iowa. c. J. IIouscl at Newton,
PW Cjvlowa. "So they go."
iWllow many times bavo the Star
eque promised to "sayno more about"
Mr.Guteliusf Well, they devoto otly
rota articles to bim this wcclc.
Fourth of July !
Tho andcrjigned cordially unite in a
call for meeting 0f a,i ,he cit;ZCDSof
lewisburg i Vicinity (witbont distinction
v Pr)y) lo we opposed to tho Xcbras-
Hill. The meeting to bo held on tbe
Four My t 9i o'clock A. M. in the
etpI of the University.
Signed by largo number of Cititens.
Celebration.
The citijens of Mifflinburg and vicinity
intend celebrating the coming Fourth of I
July in a patriotic manner. Wo cordially
1 e, ,i ft., 41 1 tv.l
invite our fnends from the neighboring,
towns and townships to participato with'
us.
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Procession will form atFraoklio School
Homo at 10 A. M., and will then proceed.
to the urove.
Order of I'roeossion. Mifflinburg Brass
Baud. Orator of the Day, and Header of
the Declaration of Independence, Speaker,
Clergy, tmuiuiiicc vi vrrangemeuis,
i jiadies, Gentlemen, MawLall of the Day,
L, . . t i. u U...-..1. a 4- im .-'
S. Chrit, James II. Young. Order of
Kxcrciscs. Music by the Uand, Declaration
I Independence read by J. P.Cronmillcr,
I Spelters Mr. Hesscr, Hon. Joseph Casey,
! of New Berlin, Elder Lane of Lewisburg,
jfr. Lehman of Philadelphia, an Indian
Chief from Dr. Crotier's Company, fee.
Dedication.
The new M. E. CHUiCH in Lewisburg
will be dedicated to the service of (Jod on
Sabbath, the 2d of July next (Services at 10
o'clock, A.M., and at 3 and 7J, I". M. Kev. A.
Cookman of the I'liila. Conference will preach
in the mnrnin, Rev.T.D.Sareant in the after
noon, and I!cv. Dr. Bowman in the evening.
Ministers and friends of our own and sister
churches, arc most cordially invited to pe pre
sent. JOHN CIIAVIIKRL1N,
l'hTi:K IIKAtll,
WM. Mill K. RatMing
J. IV. ClllilXKR, CuauuiUeo.
I'. IlII.I.MKVl.ll, V
KLI SI.IKKIl. J
Lewisbur", June 6, 1S54
Lewisburg Po3t-01!ice Arrangements.
EASTF.llS Mails, Tcry day exrtfpt ?untiiT.
cIoko at 0)4 o'clock, V. M
WTsTlnX, On Mcnilay, Wt du-mlay and rriUar.
clow, at r'4 A. M.
yOXWKllXW illiamfliort) Mini Wi-dn. anil Kri.,
clo.v at $ l'.M. ol' niv'ht irereilinft.
OrrEfi.V(?cIlnjisrori) Tuc-d. Tliursd. and Saturd ,
clow at 1-, M.
BCrFALOE Jl KO.bS. Tuilay ard Fri.ly.
cl'jw ut 8 r.M. of nihl precodinir.
t.rusiDe!Mliiurs flaily iVxfi'tSunilajv; from 6 until
On the 20th iat. by Rev. Dr. Malcosa. J. W.
; YnrMo and MissCath tmisc daughter ol Henry
I Gibson of Wintield, Union county.
DIED,
In Lewisburg, 23d inst, David Hats son of
Charles S. and Mary Ann Crilcs, aged IT
months and days.
In Chillisquaque, 23d insL,ELlE,dauglilcr
of David and Mary Miller.
In Kelly Tp, 27th inst., Mrs. CiTiuaisrx
Hulaiach, aged 33 years.
Real Estate.
Administrator' Salt.
WILL be sold, on
Fhidav the 2.Vh August next,
at the bouse of Nirnoi.A Walsh, late of White
Deer township, deceased, the following Real
Estate, viz.
jki-t, A certain Tract of LAND eontai-
1 ) d .1 .. a O'DVg . I. . 1
JC-MLnm? .,ou. 4W ..4.0, ou .... ,
e.rte,l.s f''"' t"1
: Joel Ranck, George Kanck, Joseph H. Moyer,
and thers, about 30 acres cleared and in a
'. ffood s.a.P of pultivaiion. the balance excellent !
I r.ml-r. There is an excellent L.mestonequarry !
i ""-T'-' n'""r" Znu'm":?"f.rA"y !
0 : wnnin one-iourtn 01 a lime o. sam iracu
Also at the same time ami place will be soli!
a UNITED STATES LAND WARRANT,
r l-a. 1 a . r 1 1 ... ..A
u.r r.ign y .r o. ..u. ,c !
The above p.operty is s. tuated in a heahhy j
region, and is convenient to marUt and w II
make a very desirable home for a man of ,
limited capital.
To be sold by order nl me wrpnans uoun
of Union conntr.
Nftls in rnmniFnr al III i
o'clock on said day, when terms of sale will
be made known by JA.MKS maksh all,
Administrator of Nicholas Welsh.
White Deer, June 23, 1S54
Valuable Real Estate
1
FOR SALE. gl
T
111 u j iin-ia vin-i ait ill aaitr. hi I
thatcertain tract of U.UESTOXE LAXIf
I '.. ,, ; .
iveiiy jp.cuion vo-, aoom 3) miles from
Lewisburg, and 3 miles from Milton, adjoin-
in? Innti nf Wm.A. Paltpr.qon. tlfctran M .!
cpllIainin ;,6 a,.:
The improvements thereon are a large and !
ennimmlimia Tiro-Storpv Kmme Manai.,n.
House, a good Frame Harn, Carriage and
vtrji,.... .11 r...
buildings a Pump with good and never-fail-
inr W.-iter near the door a lar-e hearing 1
ORCH ARD of choice Apples, and all other I
varieties of Fruit.
The land is all under good fences and in a
high state of cultivation. The buildings are
all nearly new, and for convenience, style and
durability can not be exceeded in the neigh
borhood. About 4 Acres TIMDER LAND.
For particulars address "D. Myers, Lewis
burg, Pa.," or persons wishing to view the
premises or ascertain terms can do so by
calling on D. Myers, residing thereon.
Mrs. ANN MYERS,
62i DAVID MYERS.
Orphans' Court Sale.
Y virtue of an order from the Orphans
Court of Union county, the undesigned, I
Administrators of SAictt Wilso, lata of
Kelly Tp, deceased, will eell at private sale the
following REAL ESTATE, to wit:
That valuable tract of land situated in the
township and county afotrsaiJ, within 1 miles
of the thriving village of Lewiaburg, bounded
, i i . .i. - L ; - r Tl.,,'. W.'.l .I-M
ny lanua o. ...n uci.b 4. a uu ii4uu ur-4. u,
David Mover, Flavel Clingan, Joel Royer, Phil
ip Shook, and others, Contaimug .tCI'CS
or thereabouts, ISO aercscleared, having there. ,
on erected a two story Frame House and ;
Kitchen, a Frame Barn, a Spring House
(and a never railing Spilng of Water,) and all
other out-buildings necessary for the comfort
and convenience of a Farm. There is alsn5j
a good Apple Orchard, with a variety of
Fruit Trees. The cleared land Is in a high
elate of cultivation, and abounds with Limestone
tor all necessary purposes.
The above property wilt answer to divide Into
TWOor THREE FARMS, and will be sold to
suit purchasers.
For terms of sate sppty to either of tha ub
eriberf.or to Taos as Wttsmr, on the premises.
KOBT. H. LAIRD,
WM. WILSON. Ja.
Sept. IS, I85S. Adminufralnrt.
FOR REICT, .
The subscriber offers FOR RETT a
lane Frame DWELLING HOUSE on
South Second street, now in possession of
Mathiaa Hate, near the Female Seminary
O. F. MILLER.
Lewisburg, March 14, 1o4
1 T.II.WIXSOX.M.U.. Would
inform the public that he has retur-
I 5n ned to his residence, one door west
of J& j.WaIls. sl0.where he may
be found by those wishing his professional
services.
tlTOIliee in the rear of bis residence en-
,u An
Lewisburg, JuneS9, 1854
pilm
Cheap Saddle
mid Harness
Manufactory.
The subscriber, thank
ful for favors hitherto
conferred, respectfully
invites the public to call
eaaM'.W'
and price his work, as he is confident they will
render entire satisfaction even to the most
diliicull customers.
Constantly on hand, or marie to order, all
kinds of SADDLES. HARSESS, Bridle; Col
lar, Wlups, Jrunkt, Vultcrt, Carpel Bai;,Sic.
Also the cheapest and best assortment of!
Worsted, Linen, and Cotton FLY NETS to
be foundin town. at orices ranzinz from 1. 25
to 1.50 per single net, also Leather Fly Nets 1
of diirercnt styles' and prices. )
The above articles will be sold cheap for
cash or country I'rndoce.
All kinds of It EPA IKING done at short no
lice, cheap, and in the most durable manner.
The citizens of Lewisburg and the surrotin
cing country, are solicited to eitend a fair
portion of their patronage.
WANTED 100 cords of Wood in exchange
for work, also 10 tons of Hay wanted at mar
ket prices.
N.H. A Boy about 1(5 or 17 years old will
be taken to learn the trade, but must be well
recommended.
S"s? Shop in Beaver's new brick bloek,Third
and Market, 4ih door from corner.
P. H. BEAVER.
Lewisburg, June 30, 1854
Admin ittrator'N Xotico. .
X ETTEIJS of Administration having been
Aj duly granted to the undersigned on the 1
estate of GIDEON ANUSTADT,deceased,late
... L.c.uUrg uoro, .
hrreliv piven a I nersons indebted to said es-
7 7 jr. . ,u
tale to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against
it will present them,
attested for settlement. In
BENJAMIN ANGSTADT, Administrator.
Lewisburg, June -!', 1S51
"VTOTIIT. The undersigned, appointed
J3l by the Court of Common Pleas of Union
cunty, to audit the exceptions to the account
of John Ranck.John D.DielTenderfer and Mar
tin Driesbach, Assignees of Mica ail Hurra a,
late of White Deer township in said county,
and re-state account if necessary; also to make
distribution of the balance which may be found
in accountants' hands, will meet all parties
interested at the public house of C.D.KIine in
Lewishurg on Fmidai, the 28th of July, 1854,
at 10 o'clock, A.M.
June 30, 1854. H. C. HICKOK, Auditor.
jfttntb ztmata,
Weighing leu than 2J ounces,
IOR the cure of HERMA or RUPTURE
" Acknowledged by the highest medical
authorities of Philadelphia, incomparably su
perior to any other in use. Sufferers will be
gratified to learn that the occasion now offers
to procure not only the lighletl and moat enty,
but as durable a Truss as any other, in lieu of
the cumbrous and uncomfortable article usu
ally sold. There is no difficulty attending the
fitting, and when the pad is located it will
retain its position without change.
Persons at a distance unable to call on the
subscriber, can have the Truss sent to any
dd . ;,- Fi Do,.a for.h.
gle Truss.or Ten for the donble-with measure
B ... .. , . ... , a ,
!frou,nld1 ,he ""4 , 'ng. r "J J C
" wl" echa"S"l " n a'UnB. by
. P"' ,1- " -
a ui sate uuiv vy IC1 a
CALEB H. NEEDLES,
Cor. Twelfth & Race Sts, Philarirlnhia.
riTLadies requiring the benefit of Mecha-
nicai Supports, owing to derangement of the
jme P ineludiag falling of the Womb,
pulmonary, dyspeptic. nervoo,and sp,.
. ti that a corDpMrlnt
and exoerienced Ladu will be in altendanee at
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No.
1 1 TWELFTH St. 1st door above Race.
Iy533
Sheriff's Sale.
BY virtue of sundry writs of Ven. Ex. issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas of
Union county and to me directed, I will expose
In public sale at the house of A. H. Blair, in
the borough nf Lewisburg, on Sitthdav the
12th day of August next, at one o clock in the
f 7 a
'l"nmm vl 5-'ua'1)' imiowing uescnoea
real estate, to wit.
A certain lot of GROUND, sitaale in the
Borough of LewKburg, Union county, being
about thirty teel in front on Fourth street and
about one hundred and sixty feet fronting on
fi- -Marv s SIre,, oounned on the east by an
alley, on the north by lot of John Fardoe, on
,he west b? Fcurth street, and on the south
.bv St. Marv's streeUwhereon are erected
a to-stnrey brick Dwelling-house with ML
a frame h lichen, a frame Biacksmuh Shop, a
frarae Wagonmaker Shop, and Stable, with
he appurtenances.
Seized, taken in execntion and to be sold as
the property of Lnwta Gis-tsr.
JOHN KESSLER, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Berlin, June 56, 1854
THE GREAT REMEDY,
ABOUT which so much has been said and
published, is among us. Who has not
heard ot the MEXICAN MUSTANG LIXL
MEXTf Many millions of bottles have been
sold and used to cure Rheumatism, Ulcer?,
Sores, Bruises. Sprains, Ring-worm, Felons,
Salt Rheum, Piles, Sore Nipples and Caked
Breasts, Cancers. Ilch, Corns on the Toes.
Kiiro Klrea. Knr-ache. l'imoles. Swollfn lotnfa
Ur Limhs. Cuts. Scalds, or Scald-head. Nomb
p,lsr. Bunions or frosted feet. Warts, or an
0,ner complaint that can be reached by an
external remedy. And it has always been
successful. Ir is Int-Attr good in healing
Wounds, Scratches, saddle or harness Galls,
pr any sprain, soreness or stiffness, and it is
warrantPd to cure Spavin, Ringbone, Splint,
.. i, .
or roll kvii, on norses.
(7"rhe Liniment is put np in three sizes,
and retails at 25 cts, 60 cts, and 91. The large
bottles contain much more Liniment in proper-
tion to the prices, and are therefore cheapest.
io country Jicrrnants.
Every store should be supplied with this
valuable LI.NIME.'VT, rs it par a good profit
and sells rapidly. G.W. VVE8TBROOK,
(successor to A. G. Brags; & Co.)
Originator and sole Proprietor.
Principal Oiiir e no4 Broadway, New York,
and cor. 3d & Market St8t. Louis, Missouri.
Sold by every dealer in drugs and medicines
throughout the United States, Canadas, West
Indies, and Bermuda Islands. Iy833
J. & J. Walls,
EEBEB & VORSE,
L. Idwsos & Co.
Aro receiving beaps of New Goods, for
Spring atd Sammer trtuk--too busy to
write oat descriptions.
EAA LBS. of DRIED BEEF, end a lart
OUU quantity of BUFFALO TONGUES
fust reed May II H. K. KENNEDY.
Dalitablc proprrtt) far sale!
Ittfi subscriber Will positively jell at pub-
he sale, at his residence in waiver 1 p,
nnlitm Co- on TimiiaT. the 4th dav of July,
1854, a valuable tract of land, situated as
aforesaid, bounded by lands of VY'm. Adams,
Esq., Dr. Jacob Zook. and others, comaining
108 Acres,
80 acres cleared, add 30 acres of which can
not be surpassed for raising grass or summer
rraio, The balance of the cleared land is
. . . .... , .
upland in a good state of cultivation, and the
remainder well set witn nmuer. ine
improvements are a large three-storey
HOUSE. 45 bv 32 feet, with a front and,
back porch, well finished off, and sufficiently
large for a Public House; a BANK BAIOf, '
frame, a Waeon shed. Corn crib. Carriage
house, Milk house. Wash house, and other
outhuildings.together with a Blacksmith Shop.
There is an excellent Orchard on the prem
ises, a never-failing stream of water conven
ient to the door, and a creek running through
: the properly sufficiently large to authorize the
' erection of a (IKIST MILL, together with a
good site Where the water can be easily con-
veyed. and in a settlement where a Mill is
greatly needed, there being none nearer thau
five miles in a circular direction.
The property is very handsomely situated,
being within 3 miles of Mifflintown and Pat
terson. 2J miles of Perrysville, and S miles of
Mexico. It is well worthy the attention of
persons wishing a good farm. Persons wish-
ing to view tbe premises, will be shown them
bv the subscriber. resi.lmg thereon. The terms
Will be made easy.and possession given on
the 1st day of April, 13. 1 am aesirous 01
going West, and determined to sell therefore
a bargain may be had. tt. n. KUUULita.
Walker Tp. May 23. 1S54.
ArtmlnlMtrator't' A'otlcc.
V
TOTICE is hereby given that Letters of
lli Administration on the Estate of Robt.G,
II. Hayes, late of West Buffalo Township,
Union Codec'd. have been granted to the
undersigned by the Register of Union Co, in
i due form of law ; therefore all persons indeb-
ted to said Estate are requested to make lm
' mediate payment, and those having any just
j . r ' . .1
. c aims are also requesteu to present uietn
. , ,,,,,,, f -..!,
l"-f"-J jfjH. HAYES
DAVID HAYES,
Administrators.
June 23, 185i.
PISSOLt'TIOX.
THE Cc-Partnership heretofore existing
between the subscribers under the firm
of "Hertz & Culler." is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The accounts will be settled
by Mr. Hertz, and the business continued by
Mr. Cutler, JOHN HERTZ.
JOHN B. CUTLER.
Lewisburg, June 21, 1894 pd
Notice.
4 T a meetins of the Board of Manaeers of
the Union Connty Mutual Fire Insur
ance Company, held at the office of said
Company, in the Borough of Lewisburg, on
the 19th day of June, 1854, the following res
olution was unanimously adopted !
Resolved, Thai an assessment of fifteen per
cent, oa the premium notes be made to meet
the loss sustained by this Company and due the
devisees of Nesbit, Hayes Fichthorn.
Published by order of the Board of Direct
ors. J. A. MERTZ, Secretary.
June 19, 1854.
Another Lot of Choap Good
JUST OPENED
8uch as Lawns, Berger and Delaines, Summer
silks. Watered silk with Trimming to match,
Swiss, Jaconet and Cambric Muslins. Linen
Cambric, Linen Lawn, and a fine assortment
of Swiss and Jaconet Embroidery verv cheap.
Also Summer Wear for Men and BVys and
Ready-made Clothing of our own manufacture
that can not be surpassed.
The Saddlery Hardware department is com
plete and at very low rao-s.
A general assortment of Coach Trimmings,
Springs, Axles, Ac, all fur sale on the lowest
possible terms by
BEAVER, KREMER & MOORE.
IISlfNoTlTiand 3 Macka7eirshad in
whole and bbl. packages. Herring,
Shoulder, and sngar-enred canvassed Hams at
BEAVER, KREMER & MOORE'S.
6 TONS Sugar and 13 packages Molasses,
very low call and see.
June2l. BEAVER, KREMER fc MOORE.
To Collector! and Tax-Payers.
ALL persons paying State taxes for the year
j 1854, to the Collectors of the various
Townships and Boroughs of Union county, on
or before the 5th day of July next, will have an
asathiht of 3 per cent. allowed them by the
Collectors. It is hoped that each C'ollectoi will
give each person in his Duplicate an opportu-
nit) 10 pay ..is 11m oy ...a. uav,anu wc msu
hope the Tax-payers will heartily respond to
this matter, as they will thereby gain at least j
6 per cent, on their taxes, and will enable the
Treasurer to pay the Siate Tax of our County
into the State Treasury, on or before the 15ih
of July, according to law.
8. K. HERROLD. ) County
ADAM SHECKLER, Cmnmis
SEM LEII'ZEL, Stitmm.
Comm'rs" Olfice, New Berlin, June 15, 1854
D.MKolutlon.
rriHE Co-partnership heretofore exislin? as
J. Tustin, Stuart & Lewis, is this day dis
solved by limitation. The business of said
firm will be settled bv Jos.P.Tustin.who alone
is authorized to use the 6rtr.'s name in llqafd
ation. All nersons having accounts with said
firm will please call Immediately for settle
ment at Thornton ot Co's Drugstore,
JOS. P. TUSTIX,
TIIOaS.LEWIS.
Lewisburg, May 2, 1854
im-Something for Yon -a
SUGAR, Teas, Coffee, Chocolate, Cocoa,
Molasses. Soap, Herrin. Washing and
Baking Soda, Pearl Starch, Potash, 1'ickles,
Pepper Sauce, Mustard, Indigo, Spices ground
Mnvnnnrf. flhnN ItrM.lrp.. RlVIT I. Comb, lOOVeS,
HoslirrT, Knittlne Cutton, en.4pnnlfr. PoTtmmalc and
Pursm, Pofamrr, ribln Ta-!, Kar Stropn. and a
Tartrtjr of mallwarrirhai sTtsrnnnT
n!d rh-ap t r Ca.h hr 11. i. mjaii.
Lfwlaburg. April i l''.
Division Hotel !
Beoorts having been exiensivety
circulated Ihrouih the connty that I
ia
lit
am not prepared to entertain my
quests. P bea leave to assure mv
rv.-mumat t amwellmnptitiiihb the best the
mrt aifl.rds. as well as house room, and
stabling, and can accommodate r who will
be kind enough to favor me with their custom.
I hope that misrepresentation and petty perse
entions will not drive my friends off, without
first giving me a trial. DAVID HERB.
New Berlin, May $, 1954
Dr. Jacob Horlacber,
""ifYTAVTC PHYSICIAN, having regained
TJ his health, has resamed his practice of
the Wealing art. Uissupenor onui u ia mu.
in great demand, and all orders snpplied as
usual. New Berlin, May 8, 1864
A Second Supply
07 Taney GINGHAMS and SPRING
GOODS just ree'd and for sale aheap
by BEAVER, KBEMKR MOORE.
April St.. Ml
Ml
NOTICE.
tL f CARPENTERS and LABORERS watl
Kj) ted, to work on the Union & Susque
hanna BHIDGE, To good men, liberal wages
w.ll be naid. ApplV to J. A BONER, Selins-
I grove, or WM. A. BELL, at the Bridge, seven
nrs below Seliasgroveuasi siue 01 we niver.
June 8, 18.M
Just Opened!
A FRESI.
SUHPLY
of Sl'M-tlER GOODS suitable for the
Summer W ear 01 ail ucscnpnous.
i and Dres Goods of all desirable styles, quali'
I . if 4 rpa J. fn'
ties and prices, at J. HAYES & CO S.
PARASOLS beautiful assortment of fash
ionable Parasols to be had at low prices
ol J. HAYES & CO.
1ARPETS Wool Ingrain and Hemp Car-,der
1 pets to be had of J. HAYES fc CO j
HATS Just reed, a superior lot of Fine
Moleskin, Panama White Magyar,
Pearl Fuf.Cabans, and Palm Hats for sale at
low prices by J. HAYES & CO.
STONEWARE an excellent assortment of
covered Butter Jars, Milk Pans, l-ream-
pots. Pitchers, Jugs and Spittoons just reed and ;
. for sale by J. HA ES & CO. j
, ; , .
A. UlUTi. Jlimm; wni appuiutiu mo
I SEXTON to the Lewisbnr- Cemetery.,
, ,ne .ub5Criber would state that he is prepared
, fonn all dllties connected with the burial
; of j,e dea,,i0n short notice. Also that be will
at,ed to the re-interment of deceased persons,
j under ,he d;rec,ioa 0f their surviving friends.
Kesidenee in ,he Lod at the fia.e of the
(Jeme.ery. GEORGE DONACHY.
Lewisbarg, May 30, 1854
UNIVERSITY AT LEWISBURG.
T . . . ,h. r,.in!,l
,ri r.n,,ted to nav the same to
J P.TUSTIN. The original papers are in the
..... .mi u 1111 1 p Ken I. i rm Hi. '
rablethis subscription should be settled before
the Au"ut meetins of Board of Trustees. !
A. K. BELL,
General Agent and Treasurer
Lewisburg, June 1, 1854
CXOf 'RS all kinds of 8-day and j
30-hour Brass Clocks and patent lever,
liir-p:eces. Brass 8-day clocks at $I, I
bras 30-hour clocks as low as I. All clocks
warranted for one year at J. L. VODER'S j
(heap VLiek, WatcA and Jewelry .vorc,,
IilJinss Sl Co.'s. Lewisburg. !
opposite
II r ATCHES Gold
and
Silver Levers,
Levers, 1
l Lepines, and Verge.
Gold Watches -
from 2.. to 100, at J. i.. iuih. n cueap
Watch Jewelry store. :
"jrfcWELRY 'of the latest pattern of all qital-
J ilies for sale at the lowest City prices by
1 U11K
SILVER WARE Table, Tea, Dessert, Salt
and Mustard Spoons, silver warranted
en na.
to coin. Silver l ea spoons irom .-ja
onwards, no charee for Eneraving. at
J. L. VODER'S.
G
Ol.D CHAINS Ladies' Chate'.ain, Gold
diu I''iM
Fob, Vest and Guard Chains from I0 !
in in. at J. L. tUULK s.
O Steel, suitable for all ages.
, II , (.
Glasses put to Spectacles at the shortest notice.
pAriii.lar attpntinn naid to fittin? Glasses for
weak eyes. J. L. YODEIt.
JLA'rED WARE Cake and card Baskets,
T.hl. Prb.. Snonn. and KultPr Kn.ves. '
I rr.Ul- C U C2M.. ...1 U,,.. L'it.aar-
J. M .U.C AO..,, . -.. A,-....
teaspoons silver-plated on the best German
silver, 1 per J dox. All good, warranted to
give satisfaction. All kinds of Engraving at i
the shortest notice at J. L. VODER'S. I
(1 Ul.l' rr...ci an prices.in vioiu anu oiitc. 1
-B- UMi. an t.lln. hnldan. fi.e al. I
Cheap at
J. L. VODER'S.
Call and Try
A NEW STOCK IN TRADE,
The subscribers
having formed a
co-partnership in
business now offer
to old friends and
the public, at the
late stand of S. F.
Lvndall, on Market
Street, the cheapest (for Cash) and best lot of ;
far Men and Beys ever offered in Lewisburg.
A Splendid Lot of GUM SHOES.
Also all kinds of Lal'f S
Gaiters, half-Gaiters, eic.
Children's Shoes of all styles and siz.
Work made to order Mending as usual.
A w. ,M Iw,.., tnnw.fi 1 . npaiTlirnl hn.
makers and exoerienced workmen, we solicit :
a share of the public patronage and will try 10 .
no
merit it. 8. & 11. Sllitr
Lewisburg, May, 1854
SUMaMEK V AS. I ION'S-1 So4 t i
II 4T, C-AP & C LOTH IX STORE, !
Svuth East Corner Market and lltird .
J. & F. Spyker
HAVB hist opened and fof sale cheap for'
Cash or in exchange for country produce I
Mat Moleskin Nos. 1, 3, 3 Silk No.. 1,:
2, 3 1 Angola Nos. 1, 3, 3 l black curled brim.1
pearl and flat brim Hungarian, line brush,
maggon, wool, for Men and Boys. Summer I
Hats from Panama down to a levy chip, j
Caps) of the latest styles and of every dcs j
cription, to suit everybody.
Cl0tlllla--UVat3, Pant', and Vests for'
Men and Boys ; Shirts of dilferent kinds, shirt t
collars, stocks, handkrrchiefs, glove:, sicks,'
in short everything to wear from head to foot
Also
Carpet Rigs and Trunks.
Thatikful to ourcnslomers for past favors
we hope for a continuance of the same, as our
prices are low. Give ns a call and examine
for yonrselves before purchasing elsewhere. 1
Panama. Lcehorn Hats, and Bonnets wmv!
. . l
able terms. May, 1S64
Small J'rofin and Quick Situ."
BARGAINS the CHEAP STORE
Of
BIlOrTS li IIILRISII.
WE take this method of informing the
pnbllc that we have fitted np the old
-VXIOS TRAD1XG STORE,"
where we would Invite especial attention to
onr stock of j
DOMESTIC GOODS, i
Clroccrlci and Wf. I
fail to please, either tn rrMr? :
slity. Our (foods have been
,, at the lowest price, and will
I
which ean not
to priee or quality,
bonsht for cash, at I
be noM on areommpdsflnf terms.
CA9H win oe paid tor an im' 01 aerain
and the very hifhest pr.es 'paid, In goods, for
181
j yOTO Application will be ni;ide I
.1 11 to the next l.rgisU'are to chanre the J
name of the -Lewisburg Savlg lntituilon. j
located at Lewibure in the connty of Uniuo,
IT "the i-KWisBCRt. bank:- with one I
Hundred Thousand Dollars additional capital, j
and authority to issue its own notes for eircu-1
latton ; siiojeci to tne provision! 01 mc ciai
bankin? ta"vs 01 inn t-omraouwuum
By order of the Directors:
H. P. SI1ELI.ER, Treasurer.
Lewisburg, Pa, lune 2, lea
Dissolatlon-and New Firm!
1. II. & W. Brown has been
Ithia day dissolved by the withdrawal of ,
.
V. Brown, wlti has transierrea nil interest 1
'to Jacob Hilbish. The bmtness will be con- j
I ttnued bv J. II. Brown and Jacob Hilblsb.nn
. ... - w. t, 11.:. i
,1,,. nanie anj firm 0f Brown & H:lbii-h.
The accounts of J. H. &. XV. Brown wilt be
settled by the new firm
J. H. BROWS.
W. BROWN,
JACOB HII.BISH.
Turile Creek, Union Coj April 18, 154.
Map of Union County.
jX
,.
TOW in course rf preparation, a MAP of
Lmon County, 20 by 17 inches in size, .
hihiting all the principal mountaais and j
. ,wnshin and borouh lines, roads.
ar,d streets, post-offices,ehurehes,inii;s.choot-
houses, &c, Ac, with the proposed Division
)i0(.. wl soU at ,,,0 in plain style, i
155 wnPn colored, 1.25 with muslin back and j
ro,ers and i,S0 when mounted and colored. I
Tne sl,Dscribcr aiks ,lie loan of drafts, c, I
a, he ls dt,irons of maUin? a eunecU baod. I
som an,, usefllI map. an3 lhe patroB. I
age of tha public generally. I
K. VOLKMAR.
Lewisburg, May 13, 4S54.
ATOTICE. Persons knowing themselves j
11 indebted to n, either by Note or Book
Account, are requested to call and settle
sooa. D. 8. KKfcMtK Ol CU.
Lewisburg, April 5, 1854
t
New Spring Goods !
I i
IRST OP THE SEASON ' We have this
14 , . . , t,..,;ri , ,.
. a.
i.. ; .,. fl
yew Stvles of C()od. an(, a, ,ow prices are
respec.mii, lnvilea to give ns a call. j
Apl 7 J. HAYES A CO. .,
. SPLENDI
U assortment of Siiks. Shalltes. I
V Armenia. Wool Delaines, Persian, and
Lawn DKKoa GOODS, to be bad at very low
prices of J. HAVES A CO.
nl.NGHAMS and Prints of all descriptions,
.i.n inn n.M44 .in, r. . I r; n k.
' had cheap of
J. HAYES ft CO.
-tiivfuT l i. i r i u -
IVJ i' hnrn n A Palm HATSm low.
' est prices by
.' ; . 44,4-4. . ....
J. HAKES & CO.
a ,14-4 14 4,3911 uucii. jci..oi.4iOi ou.i i.bin, ;
"1-iTVP . . . . r. 1 . ii ri , . - T 1
a
Misses' Flatts, Flowers, Ribbons, and
i'ara ids at very low prices by
J. HAYES ft CO.
lJ-JpriS!:
. and HemP CARPETING, also Drugget
O,, c,olhs C(,Ior,d ,,, wni,e eo,.oB ud teaif
r.,., , . . , r
C aTf ' C ha"' lo" 5""., ro
JJflAlf t.3
O PERM. Tanners'. Fish and Linseed OILS
lj and hite Lead, best quality, at
a,:iii .oe,
?T"I ' IB:4
J. HAYES ft CO.
1 (M .LBS 0 excellent FEATHERS to be
1 yJVJ had of J. HATES ft CO.
THE Co-Partnership heretofore existing
betwe n M. Sechler mid Win. Berger. :
trading onder the Firm of SechUr d; Hirrr. is
(his day dissolved by mutual consent. The
bonks and accounts will remain in the hands !
of M. sSrchler, and she business contained on i
by the subscriber, where he hopes to share a
liberal Catronare of his fnenda and rn,Lif.
ers. SI. sECHI.ER. j
f ASTERN SEED ONIONS, a laree qunn-1
li tuy ;ust ree'd at the Mammoih Drug!
Store of Da. THORNTON ft CO.
; FAIHIL7 GROCERY.
fTom l,.,l,lHJ I 04..I rT1.-
jAA.41,1, UIIUU.UVli3i AJaiKtf A UUUI. 4.1.1,
aMIRARS, Raisins, Lemons. Oranges,
Figs, '
v
Crackers. Cheese, Stationery, a large
I variety ot Contectionanes. &c. .. for sale by
I H K KFWrilV 1
I , . . ' , '
i .MitlTav s old stand. Market Squa, near 3d Su ,
-P"i i
jjllSt in TilllC Lecetedla
; instalment of our late purchases of
JSPRIXG & SUMaMEK GOODS,
ZlZ 'lnXia
BEAVER. KREMER Sl MOORE.
Lewisburg, April 13, 154
KXIllRSTIOXt
The Grenf tfyrixj and Summer Exli&ilinn
t i.rwtsntna.
f ALLEMAN wnulil respceiiu'Ir Jrin
ir.imee
J a, to the citizens r.f Ijewisr-org and vi'ipitv I
that he has ;at received at his , Krorc !
adjoining Kline's Hotel, a Icrg? and splendid
stock of
Crir,' an,T CtMs
AJLAAJ44 IA441A Ulllllluvl UU JU9
j cousisiiii"; oi me lairs, sijipsacu rertqiiaiuiis
i of Cloths. Cassimerra, KstineJf. Coitrftadrs, In
Vestins, Ac Ladirj' p;au and faarv Urejs
Goods and rrlmmines of rvrv dc-enprijn
Grnrrrir'f Qurrnfir.ir', if"'",
togciher with a large ass.-rtn.fnt rf
Men's and Hoys' Oihittg.
An of wht-ti bavo twea ran note !orte4 with f tteW a
gtre ati'farll'B l " nnreha n ,
Welntlteall b-ri'l 1 X.Sttaa4.,w.l,
Vrre f.afrh!n- elohTe. s ' are drtrmitMt t!l i
at thr rr f-e" re..J. a t MifMeal that w j
emenHaneonoallllot-raeanbaealh I
4TmBU7 FrMaw l.s-fl In evfceofa lf Oomit,
j J
HOMEOPATHIC MEDIOINtj
TJHEPARED hy B."!'iseSer ft fWroj,,
I Apothecartes tr tlf Mptfiiiwpailiie Di-
pery.
""slant v on hart-l snd f
M" 1 Z'' "J
rt8S.Ba Da.T. A. If.
pensary, no. am atcii sirrci, 1 niia:;?!f nia.
Rfll IvT oaie, wr"ls'e
the Prtf tfrt of,
THOKMTO.t. i
14 Tha ht srt!' i
- V . ., ....-f- . (..t),. , ,U C
IV W III UB1H- I.MHUIO..- a V.' ' a I
by BiverKreniT Mwfi,Utitfli. I
DAGUKItllEOTYPEB! .
riPVKCK II 4WS would inforp. thV
public Ibal they have ld ap a
r . , . : ,
.ilfl e'pwsljj fet 6g'irrtdtti
jd Builcling over dr.Tbonitoa's Dra
btore entrance at the fint Axtr, Bp stair'
where they are prepared to perioral any wr
in their line In tha bKt itvle of the art. W
I can take pictures at almost any hour in tha
day. Chiidreo taken Weil as dult aad
( Other pictures copied. .
As we have now a pertrlanett location, iltletf
j up purposely aid eJ;hiit'y for Dagoareaxt?
tvpiug, we think we Can render erflirs iaiisfaar
Uon, and respectfully tender onr services.
BP Cj B W aB 1
Lewisburg, Aug. 1, 1M3
F. HPVKER.
J L. HAWN.
I
j NEW FIRM.
CABINET MAKlti
DO tllll' it KliDRR hing Uif
entered mtn a Co-Partaership ia tfa
above business, would respectfully invite their
former customers, and the public in general
to give them a call at Dmicfi's old stand oa
North FOURTH street, where they are prapa
red to do all work in their Itoe with the utmast
despnth and on the most reasonable terras.
.dmlalatrsilar' VialUC.
- a - oTirE is herehr eiven that Lett. ef
AHnistraiion' on the Estate of alul
A, fu JitTwV Unilm
Coldec i have been eraiitedth
J w.,Vr of t,,on f ountr in doa Lrrr
-11 r,.rSo. indebted to iaie
l' ilBediate r
TJ?. ZTltVlTl
,, ",,",-j tn r,T,.,ni,if,4, mo.r'. t. v
entieated for settlement.
GEORGE SLEEK, Administrator.
Buftalse Tp, Dec 28, 1S
A
N K W
Soots and
Shoes,
stocK bit
Books and
Stationery.
TriHE subscriber announces io his frica
I ...I . I . .. 1. 1 . ii ..... A. I :
4uu iiil'ii viirra.ij ...a. a umm jks
received from Philadelphia a large and exaai
lent as.irtment of
comprising tti-ry kird and variety of Caitla
nun's Eocls, Gaiiers, Monroes, Tics, 8Iinper
Vc.
L'tdir Fir.t Gui'ler Loofi,
Bnskins Jrnny Limis, and Ties of tha latest
and m st apj-rnrd styles.
Boys', Misses', and Children's
Boots, Lace Boots. Gaiters and Shoes af tvar
ityie ana variety njw worn aiso a aaaia
selection of tbe Srbool and Classical
BOOKS
now in Dsa in onr Academies and SaaaalSt
together with a good assortment of tlttaf
ei-J, etc.
1 " viw 5UVU1 ucca siiiiv
The above goods have been earcfally sal
' b "2 P""r
A nc anurrsigar'j aisv ciwinHCi .0 Raaaaiav
, tnre Boots and Shots of every detenptiaa tat
1 tie undersigneds also continues to ssaaaf:
. 1 I . r .
i . . .1 r-.M. u:. ..... ..a
I'.ur, iuu iiuu. u.s .WAic ixpiiirici m
determination In spare no effort or expense W
please.be banes to merit and receive a liberal
Shareof business. JOHN HOUCHTO4V.
Lewisburg. May S. 1851
FAIR WARNING!
A LARGE number of accounts are still i
the bands of the Execators of 8aib
Anos, late of Lewiabnrg, dee'd. Notice is
j hereby given that all dues mast be paid forth'
1 with, or legal measures must be adopted lt
I enforce them, without discrimination.
, SspLS. DYKKS AMMON, Ae.'gF.i'r.
1)RESERVING and Pickling JARS jatt ra1
and for sale ai the Mammoth Drug Store
) Aug 10 Da. THOHNTON ft CO.
JUST ree'd and for sale at the Mammoth)
Drus Store a large supply of Dr. Green''
genuine BITTERS, for cure of Dyspepsia, tier
Ai-g 10 Da. THOK.NTON tt CO.
Iitliograpllic Prlntlna: onr
j and a large quantity of PICTURES, fof
Framing, and for Drawing Teachers.
K. YOLKMAR.
I?. W. Corner Foorta and Market Sts
GERMAN and FHE.NCH Languages, Draw
ir.g. Painting, and Draughting, taught by K.V
Lewi-burg. Sept. I. 1853
tMirerxity UediciHen.
F.T.a a.m. A.ci Ccaan at KrWAn'a Tar UriTtaa.
'THE Cait.mit; if r H.liHat ana r6trir Kaf
4d. r V. TI.TW. b, h Mats M ..u. I.. A . A
-ini. isss.)iaiBijvtharaa
it arva-'inj lh aaila t4aHie fn a. tbaal pna
JanKi-n.na B04UTUD,.. a.4u (ur .h. porpn,of laaalv
ue tLr puKV i.h rr.ia. i ma-dm la rana wb.raia)
1 th patitnt raa aut vl'taia tr ).! aot vmplnv tfca kaa
; ---" ' . . . . . . . . piinwni in.t 14,41114414 rtBT
I HuVand'a Traiv liTtnr. en araat of I la jae
rliinty Afwl Ao-a-a atrraL.. In tl. rraAmvatof fvf
and Aaa. and ila AiiMlrt-d aff. rtftvaa. kaa an haaitatloa laf
rrcnmm.bilin it In Ih- bif L.al urma lo iaa aatroaoa
of tbaaCictrd.
TOWvt, roMMAINT cnradKj BOWANBS FLIC'
" BEkHY KOOT. Tho abl la.OtntKl. avtaatfa Kd"
aanetion, ia like manner, to tbo rndv fbr Bol C.'SS
plaint,' n ll knowa oa Fowaada rvatpAnd S.raa tl
blackberry Root, and f araetljr reroaiaiead ft to tho eW
ndrare of patient a4hrted with thoMcoaiplaiau. eel it V
tut l to bo in raj nanie ia tbo Irealmect of aaoh o.
r Boa. ffeary K. Strong.
I noa. J. H. riaaieca.
Be order of thATraeteea, J J. hn B. Kmand. U. 1.
i d. a. a.hioa. ai,
lleotor .ITT, K4I.
Aaf-att eotnmnaicationa to bo addreeord.-Jrha '
Booand. M t . bead of the MiainaafearkrAl Braoiuian
and rrrrtdcnlof the tnieeRrity.
Ih-in. bi.4oeaaaiy an4l(.Cco,Ko.aT9oathSroa-laioV ,
Philadelphia.
Braacb Dinawaaaet at Ike 3fero tt
Dr. T. dr. B. THOK.NTON CI., ttnithif.
JACOB DYKK, Cattaitissa,
mWncld inform h's old ff.'efii's ani tS0
rublie rnra:iy on the West and NortH
ltraii, h.lhal lie continues to keep the STAGB
HOTEL, iit the- center of the Town, and ask jr
a fair share of parronare. ept- 8
iw
TO I I MRER-IIEX.
ANTED 30 to 50 Of 0 ft Map'e H It
20 to 30.000 do 4bv 4
10 toSO.tPfl ft 3ia.Ash Blat.r
w io .)u,utn tt lt 6e
we rltliver'.1 this eornin Fafl and t?prfn?
the bank of the River at Harrisbure. totnber'
of eoe-d quality and strait ?ra inert is wanted. St
Proposals will be received till Sept. I fo
furmshins the above, and persons sending f r!
fosais will sfare the quariritv aad qbaliiy of tat
dir!rrr.l kinds thev ean fnraish.and ne.
Terms of paymenl-eash efi delivery 111
Irispectioa. Aildreom (post-paid)
40 V.r. HICKfK, HsrTrsborg, fit
iituilnl'ilralor'a ituflrco
a
I.t. persons are herrbv nolified that I .v0
rireivl frotfi the Rreister of f"nieB
rr.ar.IV, f.Heo of A.lmih.tratirn PPOP that
Kstate ef WILLIAM M'rHEHIOiN.r?ereasf 9
IaM of t'fticn Tp. Tho? e indexed to the safll
are here y fetjtiired to make immediate pay
pen's to the subscriber at his residence in
fat ttnitalne toWnshTp t and those baviKI
etnirv against the same will present tlffv
4aU ailrsted fnf reff'rmeM
an.SL JOH Gl'NDt.A..ministtlfOf,
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