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LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.
JTmistaig Clironirlr.
Lettisburff,
Friday Mohn.kg.DecIS
f,?!Lrttl"f?!T.l-.-yilJ'",
Mirrl.ntb;"-
aiuimn, aa n - -
Consoildated!
73e AorthernLe ,fr b ilh
Baorc, organs at ignore . Men
j. by tbe election of Directors A
So'of the IWd arc from MaryW,
T.aTlLs.John llerr, Simon Cameron
Eli Lewis, udWu.F. Factor, r.Fe5cu.
Pennsylvania.
The new Comply possesses be fran-
chiscs .nd property of .11
Companies, and . "f . 'J
$-50,000 to 8500,000, with which it will
soon as practicable resume the work
between Ilarrislurg and Sunbury. It is
also contemplated that .11 the fund of
the Company be devoted to the work.
nd no further dividends declared until
it is completed to Sunbury.
The time has nearly expired in which
ibe road should have been completed to
Suubury, but the Legislature will doubt
less extend tbe time, and tbe rival road,
if it bad the means, could not deprive the
company now in possession of its choice
cf location.
The rxtention of the road above Suu
bury, is not to be looked for duriug the
present extreme scarcity of means ; but
those best informed, and who it is sup
posed will have tbe direction of tbe new
company, are conviuced that WilliutMiiort
should be the ultimate end of the road,
for the sake of both way and through
trade and travel ; and tbey inteud to do
tbeir share towards reaching it. If those
most directly interested do their part, it
will be accomplished.
Before the act of consolidation was
consummated, the Directum of tbe Sus
ouehaiiua Company risoUcd to offer the
proper authorities of Uuiou and Northum
berland :onutis respectively, their subs
criptions, and if they deciJe lo recall tbe
same, tfcey will be mrruk-nil. A unan
imous vote, all the I'eunjylvauian Direc-,
tors present. As they were originally j
given to the Susriuchani.a Company uhne, '.
it is not proper they should be transfer- j
red without their full consent to another i
company tnauaged in another State.
GFThe snow of Sunday last closed the
Canal navigation, and interrupted Railway
traveling in seme quarter.
The snow was two feet deep at Wilkes-
Barre on Monday-very fair sleighing in :
our neighborhood, as we judge from expe-.
rience and observation and sledding at :
Ilarrislurg, tut not at Baltimore. I
Tbe storm has also been vecy destine-;
tire oa the Lakes, and on the Alantic
coast. I
aThe Pcttniylvauia Farm Journal, ,
commences a new volume with the Janua-:
ry No It now furnishes an amount of ,
reading matter, especially adapted to the J
wants of our localities, Which entitles it to
a place in every farmer's library in our
Stite. Union county should double her
list, and would be tbe richer for it. 81
per year. W. M. Meredith & Co., West
Chester, publishers. '
eSuThe Democratic Convention of Vir
ginia have nominated Henry A. Wise for ,
Governor. E.W. M'Comas for Lieutenant .
Governor, and V. P. Bocock for Attorney
n.i rrr .i. v v. .(.:... A '
make the aforesaid lleury a H7e-r man .
bout Election day, there's no use in ba-:
ving any Know Nothings.
BThe Lake Superior Mining AVtrs of
the 27 th ult. states that private letters to
the editor of that paper inform bim that
the frozen but uomutilatcd corpses of Sir
John Franklin and Lis party have been
discovered by the Kane expedition. The
Xeics tiys its information it reliable. j
8lVe trust our citizens will not forSct !
we o Ao" Meeting at the Town Hall to
morrow evening. An interesting discus
ion took place at the first tnccting,and the
Importance of the subject should secure a
full attendance.
Col. ELnAStAS SsiTH.of Tunkhannock,
is strongly nrged for Clerk of the House,
(Petn.) The Colonel is me of 'em is
competent, and! deserving -and we hepe
aybe counted in. vy.
UA.Mr. II. Frysinger, late of tbe Lock
naven "Democrat," has taken charge of
the Lewistown " Democrat" The former
paps? is ra tbe market
eW-Th eensns of the consolid'ated:
Ilorough of Jersey Sbore.shottld have been
L68, instead ef 1206 as we noticed in
our UitRrpMicnn.
First. Mr. Kennedy, Collector, settled
tip in full tks Lewisburg duplicate fur the
current jftr, or Moodny last.
California Gold. Amount of Specie
in the Country.
For tbe take of satisfying the public of
the large excess of specie now remaining
in the country, we Lave made some care
ful researches, tbe results of which we
shall present to our readers. From official
documents sent iuto Conpess last year.and
from the wetkly reports of tbe specie ex
port at Boston and New York this year,
wj derive the following statement :
rorvigu export f specie, 1M7 U ISM
" In port "
$130,310,011
at), WM,03
Export of Sped fron Jaa. tat to Dec let
Ibii, about o,(on,ouo
Set export iton California DIeoerlea $U3,46,aM
Here we have tbe total drain of our nie
talic currency since tbe year that Califor
nia began to supply us of her abundance.
From authentic reports, some of which
have been have before been published,
and from the reports of the Mints this
year, we derive the following statement
of our native gold product siuee 1847 :
Dvpoeits of California Odd at all Um Uinta,
i ift-c4ixr ibjj, araul S-I2,wvtuuo :
DtpOMttofCaliluniU Uuldat Phila, Vint,
from Jan. lt lo Ore. l.t, 1S14. i,S15,: '
Urp.wilfl of Catiftirnia tiol.l at tian frandaco
and New Or Ivan .MinU, from Jan. tkt to I
a lat, loot, (uart cauruaUnlj S 0)3.000
Total llume Production orOo?d
Deduct specie el port aa aboTe
113,.HJ?1
Eireasof Specie in the country $1.0(,lii.l8
We do not pretend to sar these figures
arc strictly accurate, but tbey have been
cautiously made, and cannot be more than
million or two out the way, the excess in
the country being quite as likely to be
over as under the amouut we have stated.
It is thus proved that there is now iu the
L'uited States about One Hundred and
Forty Millious of Dollars, iu bard nin,
iu Tc than there was iu the year 1846. Our
metallic currency has increased iu a much
greater ratio thun our population. And yet
lucre is croaking ab"U. Hard limes: the
croaking as uu.'tl frightens the people, and
although founded on a f illaey, the evils are
almost as great as if they were based ou a
reality. Let the public examine such
statements as we present above, and by
putting on a cheerlul spirit they will soti
tianisli the lieud of Hard Tunes. Phila.
Ece. Bulletin.
Iub1 lie above is certainly very pleasant
reading, and we hope may have a happy
influence in drawing forth and scattering
the over One Hundred Millious of Gold
alone now idle in old stocking, etc., and
also the Fifteen odd Millions in the U. S.
Treasury. Were our money briskly cir
culated, in safe and honorable business, rt
borne, bard times would become easy.
A Strange rn.ocEfcM.NO. Information
has been received by us wirbiu a few days
past, that leaves but little doubt that those
who have the management of tbe affairs
Suubury and Erie Railroad Company, have
concluded not to establish a depot, at least
for the present, opposite this place and
Huur lio weut i-ud of the Muncy bridge,
now nearly completed, but have decided to
erect oue at Burger's Mill, some four or !
five miles down the river in Black Hole
Valley. .Vmiry Luminary.
Thc Baltimore &, Susquehanna road
extension Would supply the wants of both
Williatnsport and Muncy.
ayTIiis week, at Williatnsport, tbe
New Berlin "bribery" prosecutions were
to come off, and wren lawyers appeared
to undertake Ihe job, and Messrs. Arm
strong and Miller for the Deft. The
prosecution refused to postpone the trial
for absent witnesses deemed essential on
the pert of the defence. Dcfts' Counsel
then moved to quash the indictment, for
good and sufficient reasons set forth.
Judge Jordan reserved ibe decision of
the question and the Defts and their
Lewisburg Counsel came home.
Fatal Accident. A young man named
Shiffler, nephew of A. O. Shiffler, the
bridge builder, fell from the Sunbury and
Erie Railroad bridge yesterday afternoon,
striking upon the riprapping afound bile
the piers, and thence falling into the atcr,
whence he was taken up dead. Mr. Phiff
!er was a worthy young man, active and
intelligent, and bis untimely death will be
lamented by all wbo knew bim W Miami-
port Press.
Lot'isvlLti:, Dec. 5. the St. Louis
Republican has advices from Kansas, that
Gen. J- W: Whitfield, the Pro-slavery can
didate, has been elected Delegate to Con
gress froth that Territory, by a large maj
ority.. Robert P. Flcnikcnj formerly of
Pennsylvania, was competitor.
Four spans of ths Muncy Bridge are
completed, and tho workmen arc now en
gaged in raising the fifth and last span.
Maj. Iti.-se'l, the contractor, expects to
have the whole work completed and ready
for creasing bj the holidays. Luminary.
A meeting of the Directors of the Sun
bury & Erie Railroad Company was held
iu Philadelphia, on Monday week, and it
was resoltcd for open' the road ffOBi Milton
to Williatnsport, on tbe 20th hist.
ALBA NT, Dec. 5. No mail from Buffa
lo bas been received since Sunday. Tbe
weather is now warmer, with indications of
a furtker fall of snow.
An exchange tells us that SebasfopoT is
pronounced with tbe accent on the penult,
being analagotts to Constantinople Adrfo
plc, eel.
Bostos, Dec. 5'.--Tbe whole Kno
Nothing (ick'.tfor city officers in Lawrence,
was elected yesterday.
sjaThe officisl maj. of Got. Clark of '
New York is 319! "Imperfect" votes:
can't defeat him. j
H9"The Sullivan Dtmocrot, we are glad
to see, bas resumed publication. J
tP"The regular Quarterly Meeting of the!
Union County Agricultural Society, will be
held at the Office of S. Weirick, Esq.. in New
lirrlin, on Tuesday, 19th Nov. at 1, P. M.
JACOB GUNDY, Pres.
tJm n..iio-.T Pin. if too ai.s to kaT R-od
health .Many of tin ritiavna of th tnion ara onnnt-1
Ijr eomplaiainr; of Jrowy wniat;ons filrepleu nic.l.t,j
l,.-a.U(.h anrf 111. tl.A.....I. ill. tl.-t 4t. .1. I. (a I
W li,t u the eue Theji raqntre ao iuiioratin ai.d
purif,inf meilirioe, rurh an one aa wtil In- nM-.ly nnil
eertatn, Hilloev'a I'illaare uneiialH-il fur ertaiiity of
iwir eni-rt, ana vHlmi-tona power of action, l-t nil who
rrai thi, try tliein. Tliry act upon the erv rnain M rinica
of litv.arKlar-infaiiihie i,, .ii .li-rjrr. of the iit. r a,..i
atamaeh.an I are uaily l neCi-ial in hihoiucom .iain-.
LOWlsburg Post-Office Arrangement,
EASTEUX Mailt (U MlLTs; eferjr day but Sunday,
eloae at S, A M.
E ASTERS Mail! (Tia XoaTU'p'. eerry day t ut Sunday
clone at o'clock, I. M
WESTEBX, on Monday, Wedneaday and Friday.
cloaeatD1 A.M.
A"0rj:.V(Willianiport)Mrnl WVfln and rri..
clo.-e at 8 f.M . of night preceJing.
50(Tffi.r(SeIln.groc Tucsd. TLurtd and Satnrd..
clonal 12, M.
BUFFALOE S KOAVS. Turrriay and Frklay,
cioa, at b e.M . of night preceJinic.
SaRueinea-ihoan; itailv ,eit-ept Sunday?; from Goulil
11'-,. A.M.. ami fioui 12, 11. until S. P.M.
!u. Zi, 16ji. 11. W.UKOTZER, r.X.
A VARIETY of School Books,
Blank Books. Oirt Books for Holiday
presents. Pens, Ink. Letter and Cap Paper,
Fancy Stationery, Magazines, Papers, etc. etc.
for sale thenp at the Lcirisntiaa Post Orricr.
Corrected Wetkly.
Wheat..
Rye
Corn
Oats
Flaxseed
Dried Apples
Butter. .......
80
.8 14
. 12
. 10
. 8
. 12
.5,50
Tallow
Lard
Bacon ,
Ham
Clovcrsced.
JO
75
40
1.12
1,5
20
On the 2!lth nil., by Kev. J. It. Dales, Jan te
T. Jihto of Center ci.unty and Miss
Mahi A Jaric of IMuldil.
On the 3Ulli ult, by Kev.D.V.Bartine,Dvin
Jove of Union county and Miss Sallik J.
daughter or Atiel Lukens of Pliilad.
DIED,
In Bloefclev, 2d inst., aged about 30 years,
Euv R. wife of It -v. Wm. T. Bunker, late
pa-tr of the White Deer Baptist church.
In l.eu'ishurt'. 30ili ult , ('mnn. son of
Jackson and Ua ,n ill M'l.autilin.nced'-O n,n'-
tn l.ewisburj. at ihe hi. use t.f her son-in-law,
lr. S. L. Bi-clf, 6ih insl.. Widow Sanaa
SrirzFL. ajed 81 years. Her remains were
taken to M'EwensvilTe for interment.
L AMI'S Just rec"d by Howard & Co.'s
Express, the best LARD LAMPS now
in use. J. HAYES & CO.
rilE.iS! TEAS! Just ree'd from the Can-
Ion Tea Company of New York, the fol
lowinr; description of Teas, mostly put up in
i and J lb. packages, viz.
Imperial, 'oumj Hytrin,
Oiil'inif, GuiifMiictrr.
The above Teas are of very superior quality,
and sold at low prices by the only Agents in
Lewisburg for Canton Tea Company.
J. HAVES & CO.
New Store, Market street,
next tltior tit Kline' lintel, Letcihburn,
TITHE following Goods may be procured
Cashmeres at 37 J els worth 75, Mouslin
de laines at 12 cts and upward worth double
the money, Paramettas at 25 cts wurth 50, Gala
plaid (very rich) fur 35 cts worth Lupin't
French merino (warrauled) for $1,12, coat
1(1,50 to import ; Calicoes for 5 cts and upwds.
Table Covers at $2,25 well worth $3,25, Em
broidered Handkerchiefs.Collars.L ndersleeves
and Spencers at less than importer's prices.
Marseilles Skirts $1,25 worth -.&o, l.inen
Hdkfs at 12) cts worth 25 cts. Plaid ami plain
Cambric Mulin, Manchester and French Ging
hams; fine Linen and Cotton Table Diaper and
Linen Napkins and Toweling, very cheap;
bleached and unbleached Sheetings 2) yards
wide; Pillow Case, Sheeting and other Muslins
at 61 cts and upwds; Woolen Scarf Comforters
for Ladies at 75 c. worth $1 50,1, ambs Wool and
other Hosiery, black, white and assorted colors
tine Kid Oloves, LftdieS kid finished Sillc and
Cashmere Gloves very cheap; Crape, Bomba
zine and Alpacha. Ribbons and every variety
of Ladies' Dress Trimmings very low.
CASSIMERES, CLOTHS, Saiinett!, Satin
and other Vestings. Tailor's Trimmings, &c ,
Gentlemen's fine meHnoL'ndershirtsand Draw
ers, Hosiery, Silk and Linen Hdkfs, Slocks,
Cravats, Collars, Shirts, and Red and white
Flannels.
These articles were purchased for Cash at
the late Auction Sales, and will be sold at aslo-
nishingly low prices also a fine selection of
Stationery, gilt-edged and plain letter and note
paper, bridal and lace Paper and Envelopes,
Tissue Paper, Ac. -also a choice assortment
of Vimfertiontrin, Candied Fruit. Fig Paste.
Raisins, Figs, l)ates. Nuts, Lemons and fmh
Cranberries in fine rder Fancy Articles
choice extracts for Hdkfs, Colognes, perfumed
Bear's Oil. Toilet Soaps.Combs, hair and toolH
Brushes, Port Monaies, Dominoes, Backgam
mon Boards, ice.
N. B. Ladies and Gentlemen wanting any
article not in the Store, can have it procured
from the City by leaving their orders at the
above place.
SPO RTSM EN J The subscriber has on ha.nd
a large and Well selected stock of Guns,
Pistols, Revolvers', Rifles, Game Bags, Powder
Horns, Shot Pouches, Ac, as follows.
Single barreled Shot Guns from 4 3,00 to $ S
Double do do (0.00 to 40
Smooth cul Rifles 10,00 to 12
Twist do 10.00 ;o 13
Foster's Pt. Twist Rifles, rery fine 10.00 to 20
Revolvers 7,00 to 55
Pistols , 60 c. to 2
Comprising iti al! the best assortment in be
found in ihis region. and at LOWER PRICES
than can be bnfight this side of Philadelphia. In
conclusion, give him a call and be convinced.
J.0.RIOH ARDSON, Hardward Store.
3 doors north of the Bank. Danrille.
A CHANCE TO MAKE A PILE !
0!f account of ill health, the subscriber has
determined to qilit the Mercantile busi
ness', and offers his
Stare Rooms, Ware Rooms, and Dwelling,
FOR SALE.' Said stand is situated in the
Town oT New Columbia, Union Co., Pa., on
the Wesi Branch River, in a rich settlement,
where from -1tll,000 to 15.000 worth of Goods
can be sold at good profits, and in sight of the
Sunbury & Erie Railroad". Any person desi
ring a good location for business, will find this
a rare chance. The property can be purcha
sed at a low price and on easy terms.
For further particulars, call on or address
the sabtcribrr at tbe above place.
J. D. DIEFFEXDEBFER.
New Coiinr,Hi, Nor. t, lWt
FOB SALE,
OR EXCHANGE ON WOOD.
MAYING no nse for it this W inter. 1 oner
tor sale, cheap, or exchange on good
or PIXE Wood, a good TWO HOUSE
TEAM, all riesed, and ready for use. Or I
will sell or exchange the Horses separately.
TIAVI1) REiiEH
: Lewisburg. Nov. 29. 18M
Ks a e i f Danul Raiick, dec'd.
1 ... ,u-.
; TTOTICE is hereby given, that l.etiers
Testamentary on the Estate nf Diiltt
Kasca. (laie nf White D-er Township. Union
county.) deceased, have been granted to ihe
subscriber" by the Keeisler ol union county -,
thr-refure all ihoe knowing themselves indeb
ted to said estate will make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims i;l present
them pr-perly authenticaled I'nr settlement, to
the subscribers, executors of the last will and
ti s ament of said d'e'd.
HAMCKI. MARSHALL. (
DAVID RAMSEY".
White Deer. Nov. 29, 185t
! Executors.
A Situation Wanted,
V a person competent lo take charge of
J Books and Accounts, or lo p'rlorm me
general duties belonging lo a Sinre or Merc
antile establishment. Addrtts "C," Chnmick
Office, Lewisburg, Pa, Nov. 22, Wi.
IOR SiE.E TWd new and elegant
six-and-ihree-qiiarter Octave I'lanoH.
Also THREE beautifully-finished MELO
DEO.S, made after the newest improve
ments. Apply to
FR. J-GESSNER.
South Fourih Sl near Market.
Lewisburg. Nov. 20, 1654
AIiiilnltrator' Xollce.
XTOTICE is herebv given, that Letters ol
IV A .l.,.ir,i,.,n ,,n the Estate of JAMES
t. 11)1 AMI late f East BufTjIoe Two. Union
Co.,dec'd,have been granted to the undersigned
v... i,A Rtfuivter i.r ITninn rountv in due form
of law ; therefore all persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
m.ni ami tlii.ee rmririfr anv iust claims are
also requested to present them properly auth
enticated tor settlement.
THOMAS PENNY, Administrator.
East Buffaloe, Nov. 17, IS5 pd
-T7'ILL be sold at the residence or the
W subscriber in Kelly town-hip near the
fi.rd on Buffalne creek, adjoining Lewisburg
boroCgli line, on
Friday, the Sib December next,
thm r..itn?inp nronertv. viz.
..nci I'll t"0 V.
7?T7fone 4-horse Wagon and
fTTS n..du. I Truck Wanon,
I in ir ...C Piiliivatiirs. llav Ladders
Horse Gears, BureauO'ables. Beds and Bed
dine.nne 8- lay Mantle Clock, I Cooking Stove,
3 Wood Stoves, and a variety of other
Il'mvh tlil ami Farmimj Utensils
toe numerous to mention. Sale to commence
at 9 o'clock, A.M. of said day, when terms of
sate will be h'.ad'J known.
Nov. 13. 185. JOHN SNYDER.
Notice
18 hereby given that Letters Testamentary
on the Estate of MATHIAS SHAFFER,
late of the Borough of Lewisburg. dee'd, have
1 .-.I ,h nrntpniffiipit. Alt nersonS
oreu ki an itu ... .!. -- ,r ;
, indebted lo said estate are requested to make
1 :,,.. 1 i,i. mveini anil those havine claims
against ihe same will preseht them duly au
thenticaled for settlement.
SAMUEL SHAFFER. )Elfcbtori
JOHN HOl'GHTON, J tc"
Lewisburg, Nov. 15, 1854
! LEWISBURG NURSERY
notable Ciarileit.
TIIHE subscriber offers for sale a fine assorl
meni of TREES and sHRl'BBERY.such
as Pear, Plum, Cherry, Apricot; Siberian Crab,
Quince, Grape Vines, Raspberries, Chrrants,
Gooseberries, Ornamental Trees and Shrub
bery. Everblooming Roses, Flowering Plants,
&cr H.R.NOLL.
I.ethiirr. Nov. 8. 1P54 6m
Mrs. Irland would re
spectfully announce to the :
l.a.tie nf l.eurishiir? and vi- :
cinity, that she has recently '
renewed her assortment of;
BONNETS, TRIMMINGS,
etc., which she will dispose
' f Ol on :avoraLiir iriiiis.
tlee fientih is so far restored that she will
pay personal attention to business. Oct. 26.
Wheat, and Flour!
TTAVING rented WOLFE'S MILLS, the
W subscriber will pay the highest price in :
JASil lor neat, tie win Keep constantly
on band, Wheat and Flour to Retail, and his
Wagon will run daily loTown to deliver Flour
and receive WheaL All Wheat h? sells, he
will guarantee lo make 40 lbs. Flcur per bu
shel. Persons wishing Wheat.will leave their
bags at my Storehouse, and they shall be punc
tually attended to.
. ALEX'R AMMONS.
L'ewisbirrg, Sef . 14, 185i
NOTICIi. . . .
OUR Firm being this day dissolved, we
would say to all who know themselves
indebted to us, that we are in need of the
! needful, and are anxious to settle up our bns
! iness with as little delay as possible. Our
j Books will remain at the old .stand, and set
' tlement made by either f the Firm.
. REBER & VORSE.
I Lewisburg, Sept. 20. 1854
t'f TUB
LEWISBURG ACADEMY
Will commence on Tbcssdav, Oct.19, 1854,
to continue 20 weeks.
The course of Instruction in this Institution
is calculated to prepare youths to enier College
or for general business. . .
Composition and Declamation receive care
fsl attention.'
The subscriber is solicitous to secure class
of Yijiinjr Ltdirs.
TVe Bible is in daily use in the school.
For reference, the Principal takes pleainre
to refer to many of our citizens, both tn md
around ihe place, who have hid their children'
and wards under his cafe.
Tuition. For Langnag'es $10, Higher Eng
lish and common branches, (including
Reading, Writing. Oeogra-pny. Arithmetrc.
Grammar and V. S. History) $6 per session.
Contingent expenses per Winter session, 50
cts. per scholar, extra.
No deduction except for sickness.
JOHN RANDOLPH.
Sept. 15. 1054 Principal
w
OOD WANTED
at th Cbi")M Off. e
33.
Am
Mammoth Head Quarters!
NEW GOODS !
J. & J. WALLS
4 RE jnst receiving lheir FALL SUPPLY
f nf Coods. CttS.
kLe isborg,Oot. 4, 1854
Cheaper than Ever!
Fall and Winter Arriml At-w Goods!
IIUiaMI a. vor.se
MOST reipeetfnllv announce tofriends snd
the public generally that they have jasi
received a carefully selected stock of
DRf ftOOD.?, of e-.ery variety, and at
......... I., son customers, embracing Ladies'
and Gentlemen's dress goods, doinolic. furn
ishing goods, gloves, hosiery, trimmings, ic.
P'sa?,"!;-" f"sh supply of the
beq'-.-rs. mMasses. hontyiClTee.
teas, spices, tobacco, segars, crackers, bam,
cheese, dried fruit, dee.
HARDWARE 1 well selected I slock
of shovels, spi les, lorks, hoes, and a var.n
of cutlery, carpenter's, masou's, aad black
cmilh's tools.
OLEkSSVARE.the cheajlest ever oiTered 1
T . . .1,... .ml
in this market iron-stone, ;(anii:,.. ......
whiteware, also common tea-setts, Ac.
HATS AND CAPS.of all kinds and ai lew
prices. , . .
All of which have been selected with great
care, and having been bought lor uiey arr
enabled lo -el 1 at unusually low rates. They
deem it unnecessary to parucuianze, as lh-!r
stock embraces everything nueiyio oe caneu (
for. Purchasers will find it their ajvanta-e to
give us acall. PRODUCE taken in exchange
Purchasers will find it their adv.n ag to
Ttnv to ruiSk.J
Lewisburg, Oct. 25. 1854
New Firm New Goods!
A new Bruon swetps clem I'
Jt"9T RECEIVED,
way of CaUawissu Ilailroa!!,
by
ONE of the choicest and most uesiran.e
assortments of seasoab'e VKY AD
FAXCY OOUVS ever brought to this place,
and which ihey t.ffer at an unusually small
advance upon the first cost.
Old friends and new, and ihe public gener
ally, are respectfully invited to call and see
for themselves. .
tw'A fnll assortment of HARDWARE.
QUEENSWARE. GROCERIES, Ac, and
at low prices.
IDDING3 A. WETZEL.
Le
sburg. Oct. 24. 1854
Disaolutlon.
THE Firn of L. IDDINCM & CO. has been
this day dissolved by the sale of the
interests of Samuel Geddes and James S.
Marsh, lo Aaron E. Wetzel.
LEWIS IDDING9.
sami'el geddes,
James s. marsh.
tewistu'rg. (Jet. 9. 1S54
NEW FIRM.
subscribers have ihis
rnui
dav entered
into Partnership, to do a general Mer
cantile business, under the name of Iumxos
it. Wktsbs. and respectfully solicit the pat
ronage of their friends and tbe piib'ie.
LEWIS IDDIXfiS,
AARON E.WETZEL.
Lewisburg, Oct. 9, 1851
Acctiniino !;ition Line of
IbjIm q Jat deitoeco JLetoitirg $ri3 ijutaij.
JOHN M. llbbb
MOST respectfully announces to the trav
eling public that he is running a Daily
Line of Coaches (Sundays exeefted) between
Leisburg and Miitoa. hearing the different
Hotels in Lewisburg at about 5$ o'clock A.M ,
arriving at Milion in time to tase the Philad
elphia morning tram of cars leaving Milton
forl.ewisbur? upon the arrivdl of Stages from
Williamsr'or!. yt.i.leave Lewisburg at 3. P.M..
returning to l.ewisbnrg upon the arrival of the
Philadelphia evening trair. For Bloombnrg.
Cat'awissa, barlviHe. or Williamsport. this is
the ch-apst and quickest rouie. Fart 3i j els.
Packaoas safely and carefully attended to.
Lewisburg. Dec. 1, tsot
HEW ROUTE.
ores to stiLTos.
JhoUrs between Philadelphiaand
Milton Fare, $4 50.
ON and after Monday, Sept. 25ih. and until
Extension to Williamsport, Passenger
Trains will be run every day (Sundays excep
ted) as follows : ...
Leaving Milton at 1 1, A M., connecting wi!h
Reading Railroad at Port Clinton, arriving at
Philadelphia at 7.30. P.M. .
. Leaving Philadelphia at 7.30 A.M'.,arrive at
Milton at 4 30 P.M. .
A Freight train will leave Milton on Monday
Wednesday and. Friday, and Port Clinton on
Toesday.Thursdayand Saturday of each week
Freight is carried to and from Philadelphia
without transhipment, from Reading Railroad
Freight Dipot corner of Broad an I Cherry Sts.
T. M'KISSOCK.
bet 11, 1854 Superintendent.
New and Beautiful Fall Goods.
I LST opening-
and entirely too busy to
enumerate articles but for qnaatiiv, ;
quality, or low prices, call on . I
Oct. 4. J. HAVES & CO. j
BEAVER.KREMER & MOORE
have received their
New Fall Goods,
which they are enabled to dispel of renw
xoslt caiar. Lewisburg, Oct 4, 1854
NDKEW FIRMrhe partnership here -
tofore existmg between Eeber torse,
was this day dissolved by nfutual consent-
laviu neoer navins aisnirsra ui i?js loirirs, iu
. r .-i i. u- u...
me concern to rrirr nursn. a ric UU3IUC.9
will be enntinned at the old stand under the
Firm of Hursk t Vorte, who will be hzppy to
serve all the old customers and lots of new
ones. DAVID REBElf,
O. R. VORSE.
Iewisbdrg, Sept. 30, 1854
iriTCCrV'C 'BITV VriPm
IlUoMlil S UliAliM llt.oirr.JV,
IlrAtJl-iZieW?
for cutting both Grain and Gras.'l,,i7;"hi'e,l?Je
. banking laws of Ihis Commonwealth.
MANt'FACTLRED and for sale at ths! By order of the Direeiorsr
Ltwisborg Foundry by I H. P. SHELLETt. Tressntfr-
OEDDEH. MARB 4 C : Urlirf. T-t Juaa t, 1854
By Express;!
A NOTHER lot of Fine Br cha SHAWLS
j and Parameita Cloihs of all abaJci, ai
very low pncea, iusl recJ by
Oct. 2li J. H AYE ck CO.
Eagle 31ill.
nAYINO rebuilt, in a manner eilarred
and improved, ihe Sleam Gust Mill
recently lost by fire, the subscribers rrspect
fullv inferm t!ie puliiic that I'ney are prepared
to a!l kinds of Cutjin wor aad purchase
Grain as heretofore.
NKdBiT. HAYES & FICHTilORN.
Lewisbor?. Oct. a.'r. If:
i:.rprcss Office!
The undersigned have been
appointed Agsnis f.r HOWARD CO. a
EXPRESS 1 INC, and ara n- preparei lo
fnrxaid, duly. P ickages. Specie, Uaui Notes
4c to Philadelphia. New i'ork, U 'on. Al
bany, Baltim.ire, and intermediate pi ints.also
to Ihe Mlier.N iriiicm and f astern cities.
The paVic are respectfully invited to pat
ronize the above line. as it is the quickest and
safest meih ) 1 of transportation between the
cities and Lewisburg.
Packazes received by or before 9 A M. will
arrive in Philadelphia the same dsy, aad be
delivered early in ihe following morning.
Receipts given fi r time ami price.
VktlidrlpMa O TtceH & 43. South Third St.
Oct. 2fi. THORNTON & CO.
Who want a Plilia. Daily paper!
ON and after Nov. lat. the iin tersigned
will furnish subscribers with any of the
Pailadelphia Da'li-s, oa ihe eveniug of the
Same dav as published.
Whoever, then, wish's the news, can be
supplied by at once leaving their names with
us.
Terms 6 Cts. per week (for the Penny (
papers) payable weekly or monthly in advance.
, THdR.NTON & CO.
Executor's Notice.
1
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1 ia.ii- innir ".. w ...... --
........... i . . . i . . i.- . i 'i' ..:
HATILotll, i.sr,., ,.,te ui ..j m p. i-iiiwu j yv)U EL COMPLAINT eareilSj KOWAJICS BLACK
Co., dee'd. have bi-en granted to the um.er-, A BKItui" li'JoT. lttibor. I.iaiitutua ui.ki lt
Si-ned bv the Register ol Luion countv in due :
r e i .i r .11 i-,4eKi.l in i
form of law ; therefore all persons .nrifbted to j
Said Ctate are reqiie:,ieu iu niaaa- i.iixcui.ic .
pavment, and those having anr just claims
are also requested to present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
SARAH B. VANVAL2AH. ) Exec
LAIRD HOWARD. $ mors.
r ARBLE YARD. The sabicri
ill respectfully informs the pablic that he
SULl conitDues the Matble Business al h i old
tiartd in the Qi.pr end of Market street, tn (
this Borough, where he is prepared to manu
facture MONUMENTS, TOMBS,
iber
Grate S'onrs, Mintr'n, riiitfirms,Sills,&c. j posals will state the quantity and quality of iL
He has a variety of Carved and Plain work different kiuls they aan tnrntsh.and when,
now finished, and leady for lettering. ( Terms of paj meut cash ca delivery aaal
Persons itesiriiig any article in his line of inspection. Address (post-paid)
business, are reqn-.ted To ca!! at his Yard.as i 4S0 W.O. HICKOK, I.'ari'.ibQrg, Pah-will
there sell ."F"20 per cenL cheaper than j
cm be bouchl of persons going through ihe DACsUElXIlEOTYFES !
country". All orders will receive prompi a'ien
,ion. SOLOMON R1TTER.
Lewisburg. Sept. 13, ISjI
Einville HarJwarO StOrtt
THREE DOORS SOUTH OF THE BANK,
A
T which will be found a Tsrge and well-
selected stock of
Hardware. Cutlery, Iron, Steel, Nails,
Carriage trun'ings. Harness Mountings,
Carpenters. Cabinet-makers and Shpe
makers' Tools. Boot and shoe Findings,
M'Toccos, Kid, Linings, French Calf- ,
Skins. Cedar and Willow Ware, Steel
Springs, Anvils, Vice, Screw Plates.
Screw Bellows, Baildrrs' H .rdvrare of
every description. Venit.ar. Window Bid
Shutters, Win JowSash,SilverpIt,l Ware,
Brittaania Ware. Guns. Pistols, Revol
vers, Manilla and Hemp R 'pe, Sperth,
Lard, and Whale Oil,. Tar, Window
Ula5S,Lookinj;GlassP!ates.I.inseedOil, .
Sn rits Turpentine, Pure White Lead,
White Zinc Paiuts. Blake's Fire Proof
and a full assortment of other Paints, ,
Wines and Liquors at Wholesale and
Retail, Japan, Copal, and Coach Var
nishes. Ac. &c.
Ail of which will be so' Jverv cheap for cash,
country produce, or fnur months' approred
credit. .. J.O.RICHARDSON,
at the sijjns of the Anvil and Saw.
Danville, Sept. 1 1, lytct
T i
Ol PS Pumps 'Pumps Well and
JL Cistern Pumps. Suction, Force and Chain,
the very beft artu les now in use. those wishing
to purchase can oe convinced ol mis tact ty
railing npon Henry R. NoM, Es'., Lewibufg.
The subscriber has also on hand LEAD PII'E
from lb l inchej. J.O. Itll llAKLSON.
Danville Hardware Store, 3 ;'oors N. J
0f tlr Bank of Danville. Sept. 15, 1S5-1. $
UNIOn TEHPEIt&NCE HOTEL,
..'. "n
Ice Cream ana Catlnsr saloon,
Corner of SemvA and iln h t St.
M Having rented (he commodious an3 well
lined buildings at the lower e:'n! of Market
St. (formerly lite ma'nsion of Wm.Hayes.Esq.)
the subscriber is prepared to cnterta.il .
. STKAXOERS AD TRAVELER'S,
Man and Beast, with lodci"ig aotl food bu
Hot with intoxicating liquors.
tVThere is also attach-rl an ICE CREAM
o.i e f : -n r - n rivi: q , I nov
;
Hf f( clfuT ,oIicit, , fair uM ,n)J ,
jbare of ('h(. . c n
( pftppo
; A. AA.lc.no.
Lewisburir. March 30, 1854
3ci
iY
OTIl'E. Application be made
to the next Legislature to eianee ihe
name of the -Lewisburg Savings Iosiiiunon."
located at Lewisburg in the eoifntv of I.'nion,
to "THE I.EW1SBCRG BANK." wi:1i One
W I S rfl I 1 II ib. a. '
nunarnl '""''iii uoirarsauauionai capital.
! and authority to issue iis own notes for circu-
STOCK OF
Eooki aii
Shoes, Statloserj.
rpUIE subscriber aaaouaees to hia friaat
I and the public generally that b bas jkit
received lrou Pui.dl.liia a Lrye aid ratal
lent assor'.ucnt of
comprising teeiy kir.t ard variety .f Ctatl.
men's ilt-U, (Jailers, iiutr.es,T.t, tt.i;
Ac.
L idles Fin Gai'.tr Bods,
Buskins, Jenny Lir.di, aad Ti f iLc latcs
and ma st approved aiies.
Boys', Misses', and Childrtn'a
Boots, Lace Berts, Gaiitrs ar.il thtti cfartiy
style and var.ety new wrrn also a ti..it
se.'eeuon of the tacb.tl and titis.tll
BOOKS
now 'a use in ocr Acat!cmies rnd Sth' ils
together wiib a good as.rin.aci of t(ullc
wry, etc.
The above gocds bar teen rarefnl'y sale,
ied and will be sr.ld at very reduced prices.
The ur.rli-rsir.ned also ei c'n.uti to .aiikfztv
tnrr Coots and fchr.es of every deaer ttica t
order, and from bis long experience ard a
deteruiina.ien to spare bo crt-ri ci eapvLae t
please.be hopes to merit and receive a like ill
shareof business. JOHN HOlCHTOls.
Lewisburg. May 5. I Sin
Vnitei tiltj ,Mtditiius.
ravr.. ass A:tB Cteaj at RcTAaVa Tms:c !lXTiau.
rpiIK Cnieeitj or free Mrrlteilie ai. 3 rrpular Kav-a-
e-le. ch:.it- re4 k. the tate ut t.nu..eaa'.a at iltf
I aft aeaioi, ivis. 2Vlh April. 1S'. aainl, fur the eBirea
of arr-atn s U-' e, rMUliiu,; tri-m U.e .hi. t.1 .aor'.vva
trig the ;.u;fc Uh e-liaUe remtdea iu caaaa !..-
; tlie aiit:nt caa act 66UID or tul bl .m irv it. l.,t
mii-a. ajeiira. baviB purefaaaea iLal ibaluatle la.
edr. It iwniij. 1 jn.c 5hature. u aetfubt tit ita J -i.t
ee:ebritl aui ki4..wn efSeacy ia t!.e ir.ataj.at cf r.iee
anl Afe.anil :ti kititlreti lT-cliuL. I.a aoi.e.'titi-K. Stt
recoK.Beaiiin it tu ihe hivteat teruia t' lie lalr.lea
I tbu m.ctra.
aane:it.ii.iiikeaimMr. toti . r. a.u, M - ti,..! ua
Pioil."ao wall kcuaa aa Hva-anU'a C. ajpuuid Siaa iS
ktKTrJ Koot. ,M anntlJ ,ma,.i.i IL
hdBce ol patieute aduteil mill tueaecuaroIalllU. eel;el
ttlUU la? aiublwiai tU. trstoits.t of ttucii ewh.
S Hum. lUbry K. Strcuj.
1 in J. H. i-D,
ByordarofllitTrutMt, Jhm k. ho sum, U. P.
(. K. A.'ht' n. Lb!.
C7i:i eoaBaoi.rmtiert U Lt t'drrwij. JcL 1.
fto9l, H. h.hwn.1 of thm fta.-mstculksu Lp&ziJBsvW
atali I'Tun Urlil 1. 1 iL L DMwrwl V .
IJom Uip.njrjf i.dOa:.ifo.47otttl.SMBdftlrtL
ri.!is.u If l..su
ItraacU Dip4ry i :h ?r-r of
lr I at U.1Uk0.STjH ft C0.t wilry.
TO LCMBER!UE..
T ANTED io to tu HI 0 a atap s Sj ly
ZU to30(0J do 4 ty
iO to 20 ICO ft 3 in. Asb pliklt
10 to 3U,tl('0 ft 1 i tu
to It drlivrrrd this coming Ft'.! and fprief
the bank cf the River at liarnsl urj. Laiti
of guod quaUty and strait graired is wanted.
Proposals will be received till Sept. 1 far
furnishing the atore, and persons sercir-g pre
j OPVIiKR 4V. IIAWX would iuform the
I O public that tncy bare fitted up a
Seem fTLress'.u f:r H)3iTj;i'reottibrro.
i the xew Building over Dr.Tnornton's Lrug
Store entrance ai'e frt iim.r, up stain
where they are prepared lo perioral any aork
in tl.e'r line in the bet stvle of the atu We
can take p ciures at almost any hour in Ihe
day. Children taken as well as adults aad
other pictures copied.
As we have nnw a permanent Icrstitn. fittsrl
up purposely and eic!'j?i!v for Dagnarrao
typing, we think we can render entne saiiafa'
uon, and respec;fmiy lecder our services.
F SPYKER
Lewisburg, Aug. I, 1853 J L-HAWJl"
JACOB DYEK, Cattawissa.
W'ould inforra his old ft-iends and tb
public generally on the West and N'crtli
tiranch.thai he continues to keen the &TJHB
HOTEL.in the center of the Town, and lk
a fair share of patronage. tept. 8
1 Reserving and PictiTng j ars nVt r7i
ahd for sale at the Mammoth Drug Store:
Aug 10 Dn. TH'JlfN I ON & CO.
J
L'ST ree'd ar.d for sale al tiie Vamu.nifc'
Drug Store a large snpp'y of Dr. Gieen'
genuine BITTEKS, f..r cure of Pvsrepsia. ei.
Aug 10 D. THOKNTON A CO.
Tltlioftrnpblc Print ins; OiSrsit
j and a large quantity ol PltMTKES, for
Framing, ahd fur Drawing Tra hers.
K. VOI.K.MAR.
N.W. Corner Fifih and Market 8is.
GERMAN and FRENCH !.argiiees,Draw.
inc. Painting, and PraoxMicr, laugut ty K.V.
Lewisburg. Sept. 1. 1?53
"Small Profits and Quiii Satei."
BROWI &. IIIIEISII.
E take this method of infonrirr tbr
public that we have fitted up ;be oia
-VMOS TRAl)l.G STORE,"
where we would ihvile especial arter-tiiD l
our stock of
DOMESTIC COOPS.
Groceries and Fl&H.
which can not lail to please, erher in refjnrd
to price 6r quality. Our g eds have l'tcr
bought for cash, ai the lowest pr;ce, and wiif
be sr-M on accomnuidatirg lerins.
CASH will be paid for ail kinds of trail,
and tbe very highesi price paid, in jt cds. U
everv description of Vurrustie Trifducc.
Turtleville. May, 184
Hap of Union Cbutty.
"!yT"OW in cotrrse of preparation, a MAP o.
i.1 Union Connly. SO by 17 inches in si:
exhibiting air the principal mut.tairs i
streams. toTnsVp and brn-ugh lilies. r s(.
and streets. posr4S.ees,rharrhes. in ills.scbro'.
houses, e 4c, wilh ihe prrposrd DivisikS
line. It will be sold at Ssi.ifl in plain urie.
1,25 when colored. 1.75 uith muslin licit rf ri
rollers, anj 1,50 when mi nnted and crloiea).
The subscriber asts the loan of diatis. Ac ,
as he is r!iroris of making a correct, brafi
some, and useful map; ard asks the paurS
ase of the public generallv.
K. TOLKMAR.
Lewisburg. May 18, IS54.
Dr. Jacob HorlncLer,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN, havirg tett,t4
his health, haa resnm.' his practice of
ihe healing art. Hi inferior PAT.VF is still
in great demand, ar.d U prrlrrs snf plied aa
usual. New Berlin. May 8. 1854
rjCHOOL 0RDFK8 nesiW priateiamt fax
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