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Lewisbttrffp
Friday MawoMJSM.
M.narictolrm. V.rrhnt., PaMIr
A OlSrr. CT "riVi .ho wii-h to procurf or
.Lirtnitt """."VlVgiT- Both- f tl
, & gee yew Advertlwerocnlg.
.Editor if over' the hill, 'courf'-ing.
bFened Through!
"At long last," communication bj
railway has been made between rbilauM
Pbi and Erie, but only 8 miles of it on
the Sunbury & Erie route. On Monday
of this week, about 350 l'hiiadelpliians
I (comprising some of the " solid" men, and
"i Borne ot amaziDg uu"
4 - . . 1. TlamAinO mild.
borne in tne snow, vj u a...e ,
the Tamaqua road, the Cattawifsa Road,
and the Sunbury Erie road, to Williams
port receiving additions from other towns
(ours included) on and near the route
and reaching Williamfport about ten in
the evening. The town was illuminated,
the bells rung, private houses opened fur
Tisitors.,and a general bappificaliou indulged
in. A meeting at the Town Hall, addressed
by Senator Cooper, Judge Pollock, Jacob
Hoffman, C. W. Scates, J. W. Maynard,
A. S. Piven, and others, continued until
past midnight.
On Tuesday, a portion of the delegation
went on towards Eliuira, Buffalo, the Falls,
and Erie, while others started homeward.
A company from Tamaqua, comprising
Senator Hendricks, Reinhart of the Tama
qua Legion, Mr. Hughes and others, paid
our town a visit.
All who have tried it, express the high
est satisfaction with the manner in which
the link between Milton and Williamsport
has been built, and it will prove a great
public accommodation
At present, the Pbiladclphiacs seem to
ctve up the road from Milton to Suubury.
Let Baltimore extend its railway on the
South side of the West Branch, crossing
at Muncy, and she has decidedly the lest :
route for trade and travel. By some means,
the southern connection must be made,
and Baltimore will not neglect so favorable
an nptsing-
Court Week.
The good sleighing has made extremely
lively times at New Berlin this week.
The three boys taken up in this Borough
for an aggravated assault and battery on a
man from the country last fall, were tried,
and on Wednesday convicted, and sentenced
to a fine of $1 each, costs of suit, and two
weeks' imprisonment. The punishment is
light, but a repetition of offences of that
nature by rowdy boys and young men, we
understand will receive condign pnnish-
, w. : .i. r .I. t
uicnb. lie vuiib tun usuica ui tue uujb,
from hope that they will reform, and
hereafter find innocent business and recre
ation. There are others in town some,
the sons of respectable parents who are
in the same course of evil as the three
convicted, and who and whose parents
will do well to heed this example.
leWe have heard of but one new case
of Small-Pox in Lcwisburg since our last
notice. There have been cases on Spruce
run, Muncy, Hughesville, and other places
nn the West Branch : but we have not
heard of over two deaths from the disease
in any one town or place, Lewish
isburg and I
Milton included.
The work of vaccination has prevented
the spread of this disease in very great
degree; and if the vaccine matter were all
pure and vigorous, its beneficial influence
would be still greater. We have heard of
cases where a third or fourth application
of matter has been successful, when all
others had failed.
aaTh 77m.,. n.il. .A..: ,i
! collation of the County Railroad Bonds,
but seems not to be ovcr-anxiuus about the
Result.
loe itliesfreund talks some Dutch
,bout it no matter; wc hare not time to
' get it translated.
Bono' Bosds. The Lewisburg Bonds,
,e understand, were given on the express
ondition that all the monies raised upon
fcieir eale should be expended in Uuion
ounty There is no danger therefore of
, Iteir misappropriation ; and when it is as
, ertained what the new Company is, and
toUt they will do, the I II. Of) fV.tl ntr
Railroad friends will aid them if tliev
.11 J r. j , ,
uei'ui it aavisaoie.
.We have a variety oTrulinors from
Lansas. Thev eencrallv cnnenr W .
eral hundred illegal voters from Missouri
oted in Kanana at tl,. . m. . ,
i " 'vui election, ana
. pot. neeaer will not issue a certifi
to of election to Gen. Whitfield, becausa
0i was fraudulently chosen. Slavery ii
CMcntly doing it. best and its worst to
Squire ascendency in Kansas.
HE.VBT K. SrioTSMrffiel Pbia,
pear, to be the most prominent candid
or Speaker of the Pa. House of Rep
hentafves He i. an able, nprfght, and
tperiejnceIegiglator. 6 '
"MrS. DEXORMAN-DiE !. JlanlacInB
7 J,T r T V? g001 thiDi i knick-
l3U.lt is rumored that Gov. Pollock has.
tendered the office of Attorney General to
Judge Fkederick TATTs,of Carlisle,rre-;
sident of the State Agricultural Society. :
nr. n atts desires no office, but if be
would accept that station, the State would
be well soi-vp,! ,n,l V -m.l.I .,M Mvnhv
' " b '
tu iuc important, post.
Good Sleighing for several days past,
and very generally enjoyed by those who
had the means and time and opportunity.
The remark i. applicable to many degrees
of earth north, east, and west of our par
ticular locality. Let those who have this
means of business and pleasure, not forget
those less favored.
. Farm Jolrnai..-
receiving
i i rti i projtle from arvrrr and froqurut billioua attarks arroni
ClUD SUllSCrip'K nS for tblS the Only DUrelv 1 piofJ with iJiw.lir) l..m.rhjinl rraa'drranp-mrnt
1 1... w . . 1. 1. I . 1 1 l. -rf t ... m
a'l l it i .
Agricultural Journal in Pennsylvania, at !
5 cts. each.
, , . a , ,. . ,
Any wno wish that reliatile ,
Journal at that price, will leave us or send
us the Cash by the 10th Jan. next, and
we will see that they get it.
Know Nothings in Congress. A
Washington Corrcspoudcnt say :
It is stated that on a direct vote a large
majority of the House would be found
Native Americans in principle, and that
about eighty members belong to the Know
Nothing order.
B&-Mr. Simon Harrison, formerly of
this place, but for the last ten years a re.
sident iu Russia, arrived here yesterday
direct from that country. His views of
ihe War are peculiarly interesting. He
doubts the success of the Allies. Puttt
lillc Journal IQlli fntt.
O.NE VOTE. The Spring6eld Rej'tsttr
states that the official returns have all been
received from the 7th Congressional Dis
trict of Illinois, and that James C. Allen,
Nebraska Democrat, is elected by one vote
over Archer, Whig and Anti-Nebraska.
Inauguration. James Pollock will
take the Executive Chair of Pennsylvania,
on Tuesday the IGth of next month. A
great concourse of citizens, Civil and Mili
tary, is expected at Hurrisburg on that oc
casion. Rev. Joel E. RkadlCt of Bloomslurg
is announced as Principal of the Academy
at Danville. A new Building has been
erected for its use, (Henry R. Noll, buil
der,) which is to be opened on the Sth of
next month.
Btt?Tuaiiks to Rcv.E. W.Dickinson, for
a ropy of bis Discourse caused by the late
visitation of Cholera in Pittsburg. It is
supposed that one thousand souls departed
this life during three weeks under that :
aniiction.
ayThanks to Mr. Middleswartit for
early copies of tho I'rcsideDt's Message.
Also for the full Census Report for 1850 ;
(which, however, through some mistake
has never reached us !)
B,Messrs. Charles F. Read and Homer
II. i'razicr, will commence tho publica
tion, at Montrose,on the 1st January next,
otrbelndrjxmlcntRrpM'can, devoted to
the interests of the new Republican party.
Joseph Rituer, a grandson of et-govcr-nor
Rituer, was recently crushed to death
by the accidental falling of a load of
boards from a cart near Crescent city, Cal
ifornia. Half a Century. The proprietors of
the Cincinnati Gazette celebrated on Mon
day evening, by a supper at the Burnet
House, the fiftieth anniversary of the issue
of the first number of that paper.
CST'The Uuion county friends of the
SPe Ct Railway, will observe that
tectcr C0U,,,J kecP8 " w,tuful cSe UPUI
tuat interest. e dou t forrct it, down
here.
a5Tl)e Democratic Union, Harrisburg,
will be published Semi-Weekly during the
Session of the Legislature, for 82.00, or
$3.00 for the whole year.
EBWe are informed that Mr. Adam
Young, of RufTaloe Tp, shot and "fatally
killed" a Bear, in the Brush Valley Nar
rows, on Saturday last.
J6if"One of the very best Farms io all in
Union County, is advertised for sale in a
preceding column.
Mr. J. P. Cronuiller, late of Mifllin
burg, we observe is now Principal of the
SuDbury Academy.
MTThc Jervy Shore New Letter i
not dead it was only "missing."
QL.A. P. Butler has been re-elected TJ.
S. Senator from Sooth Carolina.
BThc Lewisbnrg Post Office, is now
at the residooce of the Post-Master.
Freed Slaves. Fifty-three sou's freed
by the will of the late Dr. Cbarlea Everett,
of Virginia, have just loft Petersburg, V.,
for Pennsylvania, where the are to be lo
cated with an outfit value of S1000 for
each.
The Post Master General has discontin
ued the cfBi-0 in Mr. Pleasant township,
Columbia Co., known as MrJanville, of
which tho lata Frederick Miller, was Post
Master.
Good crops and the war in Europe, and
hard times and Know Nothings in Amer
ica, have caused the return of 12,000
emigrants, from New York (be past year.
A Christmas dinner will be given at
Weavers' Hotel by the ladies connected
with the Lutheran
Church in Sunbury,
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE !& WEST
The Republican Pabtt. A largo
public meeting was held at Montrose, Pa.,
0n the 27th ult., at which resolutions wero
,J0ptcd proposing the formation of a "Re-
publican Partv" on the ruins of the old
I pzTtv and based upon opposition of sla -
: .
erj cxieiiMuu auu me iuguive siave law.
T.. Ttn ..! v;i r it,-'
most influential Whig of that section, and
the latter tho most influential Democrat,
were present and delivered speeches advc-!A
eating the resolutions.
DONATION VISIT The friends of Rev.
Dr.L'im are invited to make him a donation
i visil 00 the evening of TacasnT, SSthjinst.
IlnLiowAT a Fills. a certmin Rrrowly ror ItlUka Com
plitiut. Mr. John nalrymple,, of SlaLo utrntt, IkMloo,
mrrortlinc to his own wlmiMlon, milT'rH nt'irr than most
profile from arvrrf nj frequrut billioun attarks arroni-
of iui. nyLvm. irom wnitn. lata mi.no wan rnonuaiiy
eun-d i. tkinr ii.n..wav' h. a ii.ushi,r.
nlnt-trn yoaraofain, who urtMred much from 5Hk hma-
iu M. ,ht i,. aim in ruri i tbw
ju-lly ot'U'brnUMl Pit In, anil iuiii-d bvr bra! Lb In bvlW-r
than ever It was in her iif.
Carrectid Weekly.
Wheat ?2 00 Eggs-
14
12
10
8
12
5,50
Rye
Corn
Oats
Flaxseed
Dried Apples.
Huttcr
90
75
40
1,12
1,25
20
Tallow
Lard
Bacon
Hani
Clovcrsced .
Lewisturg Post-Office Arrangements.
EASTEBX Mails (fla BlLtoli) eterj dujr but Sunday,
close at W, A.M.
EASTEBX Mailt (la NolTU'nl arery day but Sun.I.y
close at i) i o'clock, t. il
WESTEBX, on Monday, Wednesday ami fri-ler,
close at !.'.$ A.M.
A'OBri7:.V(WilIlainjport) Moml. W rdn and Frl.,
close at 8 l'.M. of night preceding .
SOC77A'JtA.Selinsgrote) Tued. Thurcd. and Saturd .
close at 12, M.
BCFFALOE X KOADS. Tuesday and Friday,
rloi-Mt s l'.M. of night preeodinr.
twnatlnrs hours dallrf except Sundays; from C until
ll's. A.M., and from 12, M.'until 8. l'.M.
Nur.iW, ISia. II. W.VKOIZEB, P. M.
A VARIETY of School Books.
Blank Books, Uift Uooksfor Holiday
presents. Pens, Ink. Letter and Cap Taper,
Fancy Stationery. Mrtsazines, Papers, etc. etc.
for sale cheap at the Ltwiantrno Var Orrici.
At James D. Chamberlin's, in Bnfttloe Tp.
14th inst., bv Rev. kaac Grier, Joas Hi in,
of West Bu'naloe and Miss Mv E. Biasta.
On 13th inst., by Wm.Kline.Esq., Faissus
M. Orcit, of Freebur?, Union Co., and Miss
As l!njt, of Swatara, Dauphin Co.
DIED,
In Danville, lOih inst, in her 41st year.
Mm Js wife ot Wm. Bidille.
In Sunbury, the 19ih insl., Mr. Cbbiti!i
Bnwti.
Just Received,
At the New Store, next door to Kline's Huiel,
Market street, Lewisburg.
100 doz. Ryle's bat Italian tpoun &7i of every
lhan ,,... siiu at . ..i Dr snool. or.40 cts. pr
dozen. Also a one assortment of
Dress Silks (very cheap,)
Men's & Boy's Heavy Woolen Mittens,
Perforated Bristol Boards,
Z-phyrs. cVc.
A fresh assortment of Confectionaries for
Christmas Holidays and Fancy Articles
. . ... . ,., 1
for Christmas and New ear s. Holidays. -
GTCall and see.
SHOE SHOP, REMOVED !
Q & D. SLIFER have removed their Boot
,he bas.ment of Frick's Saloon, on the
WEST side of NORTH THIRD street, third
door from the corner, where ihey will be glad
to see old patrons and the public generally.
Lewisburg, Dec. 19, 1854
REMOVAL S. F. LYNDALL
HAS changed his quarters to SuELLta'a
Old Siand, about a square " pp street,"
wh're he has more room to dispoye of his
stock of BOOKS. STATIONERY, GIFTS for
CHKISTMAS, AE W YEAR S. Sec. &c. Call
and see. Dec. 20.
Post Office Removal !
THE Lewisburg Post Office is removed to
my residenre, on the WEST side of
NORTH FOURTH Mree,
;et, nearly opposite to
inet Shop.
Dec. 20. H. W. C
CROTZER, P.M.
ELECTION.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockhold
ers of Ihe Lticitturg Bn'rfjfe Cbmpantt
lhat an Election will be held al the house of
Alexander Blairs in ihe Borough of Lewisburg
on Moniv the 1st day of January nexl, for
Ihe purpose of electing one President, six
Managers, Treasurer am! Clerk to conduct the
concerns of said Company for one year.
WILLIAM CAMERON, .'resident.
Lewisburg, Dec. 15, 1854
T AMPS Just ree'd by Howard & Cc's
Express, ihe best LAKD LAMPS no
I IIIVL'e M. I rv
J. HAYES & CO.
rpiMS! TEAS! Jusl ree'd from the Can
Ion Tea Company of Xew York, the fol
lowing description of Teas, mostly put up i
i and J lb. packages, viz.
Imieriaf, Young Hymn,
0' ".', Gunpuwifcr.
The above Teas are of very snperior qnality.
and sold at low prices by the only Agents to
Lewisburg for Caiiloa Tea Company.
J. HAYES A CO.
SPOHTCM EN! The subscriber ban on hand
a large and well selected slock of Cans,
Pistols, Hevolver. Rifles, Gam? Bags.Powder
Horns, 8hot Poaches. Ac, as follows.
Single barreled Shot Guns from 9 3.00 to f 8
Double do do lO.OOto 40
Hmooth cut Rifles
Pt.Twist Rifles. r.rr fin 10.00 to SA.to
Revolvers 7,00 to S3 '
Pistols
tin . ,
Comprising in all .he best ashmen, to I I
Cn.il I. iliid nihMi anJ al I.nWEK riflkCS .
ii... ... h. hnnh. thia .id. of Philadelphia. In :
conclusion, give him a call and be convinced.
v -. . . . ,
J.O. RICHARDSON. Hardward Store.
3 doors north of the Bank. Danville.
OOD WANTED
STRAY IIOG.
Taken np by ihe nMcribrr,
at Martin Driesbach's farm on
ihe Turnpike near Biehl's tav
ern, about the Sth inst. a spotted
BAKKUW. weiehing about 100 pounds, Ion:
l wi1, a sm,,ll piece cal oat of r'sht The
(owner is requested la prove property, psy
charge, and take it away.
SAMUEL SLEER.
Buffaloe Tp, Dee. 9, 1854
; pniiipF Tfl MAVC A PUP I
bHANbt IU IVlAIVC ft HLC .
II determined to uil ihe Mercantile bus
L accounioi m iicdiui.iirei'uuiv.i.. ......
ncss, and oners his
StorcRooms,Ware Booms, anil Dwelling,
FOR SALE. Said stand is situated in the
Town of New Columbia, Union t!o.. Pa, on
the West Branch River, in a rich settlement,
where from $12,000 to 15,000 worth of Goods
can be sold at good profit', and in sight of the
Sunbury & Erie Railroad. Any person desi
ring a pood 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 subscriber al the above place.
J. D. DIEFFEXDERFER.
New Columbia, Nov. I, 1854
FOR SALE,
OR EXCHANGE ON WOOD.
HAVING no use for it this Winter, I ofler
for sale, cheap, or exchange on pood
OAK or PINE Wood, a good TWO HOUSE
TEAM, all ricRed, and ready for use. Or I
will sell or eichauge the Horses separately.
DAVID RElJEil.
Lewisburg, Nov. 29, 1854
Estate of Daniel Ranck, dee'd.
"VT'ricE " herey iven lhat I"e,lers
Tetamentarv on Ihe Estate of Dixiil
Rascc, (late of White Deer Township, Union
county.) deceased, have been granted to the
subscribers by the Recister of Union county;
therefore all those knowing themselves indeb
ted to said estate will make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims will present
them properly authenticated for settlement, to
Ihe subscribers, executors of the last will and
testament of said dee'd.
SAMUEL MARSHALL. ( Eecut.
. DAVID RAMSEY. .'"tutor
White Deer, Nov. 28, 1S51
A Situation Wanted,
BY a person competent to take charge of
Books and Accounts, or to perform the
central duties belonging lo a Store or Merc
antile establishment. Address -C," CArrmictc
Office, Lewisburg, Pa. Nov. 22, 1354.
I70R SilsE TWO new and elegant
six-and-three-quarter Octave FlanOM.
Also THREE beautifully-finished Mtl.O
DEOXSr made after the newest improve
ments. Apply to
FR. J. GESSXER.
South Fourth St. near Market.
Lewisburg. Nov. 20, 1854
Administrator Xotlce.
"yOTICE is hereby given, lhat Letters of
jl Administration on the Estate of JAMES
L.IRI. AND.Iaie or East ButTaloeTwp, Union
UoMdec'd,have been granted to the undersigned
bv the Register of Union county in due form
0f - therefore all persons indebted to said
Or'v. merei P immtiian par.
ment, and those, having any just claims are
also requested lo present ihem properly auth
enticated for settlement.
THOMAS PENNY. Administrator.
East Buffalo, Nov. 17, 154 pd
Notice
IS hereby Riven lhat Letters Testamentary
on the Estate of MATHIAS SHAFFER,
late of Ihe Borough of I.ewisburp, dee'd, have
been eranled to the undersigued. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those bavin); claims
asaint the same will present them duly au
thenticated for settlement.
SAMUEL SHAFFER. E ,.
JOHN HOUGHTON, Executors.
Lewisburg, Nov. IS, t854
LEWISBURG NURSERY
rtotanlc Harden.
THE subscriber offers for sale a fine assort
ment of TREES and SHKL'BBERV.such
as Pear, Plum, Cherry, Apricot.Siberian Crab;
Quince, Grape Vines, Raspberries, Currants,
Gooseberries, Ornamental Trees and Shrub
bery. Everblooming Roses, Flowerine Plants,
4cf 5 H.R.NOLL.
Lewisbnrg, Nov. 8, ISM 6nt
"Wheat, and Flour!
nAVIXO rented WOLFE'S MILLS, the
subscriber will pay the hishest price in
! CASH for Wheat. He will keep constantly
on hand. Wheat and Flour to Retail, and ms
Wa"on will run daily to Town todeliver Flour
and receive Wheat. All Wheat he sells, he
will guarantee m make 40 lbs. Flrer per bu
shel. Persons wishing Wheat.will leave their
bags at my Storehouse, and ihey shall be punc
tually attended to. .,-
ALEX R AMMO 8.
Lewisbnrg, Sept. 14, 185
NOTICE.
OUR Firm being this day dissolved, we
would say to all who know themselves
indebted to s. that we are in need of the
needful, and are anxioas lo settle p our bus
iness wilh as little delay as possible. Our
Books will remain at the old stand, and sel
i , .a k. i,hr nCthe Firm.
"-" ' REBER & VORSE.
Lewisbnrg. Sept. 50, 1854
or ins
LEWISBURG ACADEMY
Will commence on Titcasaav, Ocr.19, 1834,
to Continue 20 weeks.
The course of Instruction In this Institution
ii calculated to prepare youlhs to enter College
or for general business.
Composition and Declamation receive care
fol attention.
The subscriber is solicitous to secure a class
of Ymtng Ladies.
Th M.Me is In dailv ns in the school.
For reference, the Principal takes pleasure
refer to many or our
around the place, wno nave naa weir cnnarcn
mA w.-.l. n il.r his care.
TuUio-Yo, W,"
In and COIuluwi.
Heading, Writing, Geography,
Ati Ih mefC,
nn.,n.f anil II. S. History) SB per session.
j i' a
i i i -
Contingent eipenses per Winter session, 60
cts. per scholar, eiira.
No dedaction except for sicknes
JOHN A"POLPH.
ileef. l. l64 rnncipal
BRANCH FARMER.
Mammoth Head Quarters!
NEW GOODS !
J. & J. WALLS
ARE just receivinp; iheir FALL SUPPLY
of Goods. Cut ass Sii.
Le wisburg, Oct. 4, 1 854
Cheaper than Ever!
Fall anil Winter Arrical oXew GooJi!
nviisii & TORSE
MOST respectfully announce tofriends and
the public generally thai they have jusl
received a carefully selected stock of
DRV GOODS, of every variety, and at
prices to suit customers, embracing Ladies
and Gentlemen's dress goods, domestic, furn
ishing goods, gloves, Hosiery, iuiuuIIUS,
best qualities sugars, molasses, honey.cottee,
leas, spices, tobacco, segars, crackers, ham,
cheese, dried frnit, &c.
ui A.FIDVV ARE 1 we" se,'c,eJ ,toclt
of shovels, spades, forks, hoes, and r",'y
of cutlery, carpenter's, mason's, and black
smith's tools.
QUEESSWARE,lhe cheapest ever ofTered
in this market iron-stone, granite, china and
whileware, also common lea-setts, ic.
HATS AND CAPS.of all kinds and at low
PfA"of which have been selected with great
care, and having been bought for CVjA ihey are
enabled to sell al unusually low rates. I hey
deem it unnecessary to particularize, as their
stock embraces everything likely to be called
for. Purchasers will find it iheir advantage lo
give us a call. PRODUCE taken in exchange.
IVWI STOUT TO naaSa-J
Lewisburg, Oct. 25, 1854
New Firm New Goods!
.4 nets Broom tweept clean .'"
JUST RECEIVED,
by way of Cattavrissa Railroad,
ONE of Ihe choicest and most desirable
assortments of seasonable DRY ASD
t'ASVY GOODS ever brought to this place,
and which they offer 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. . nr
IVA full assortment of HARDWARE,
QUEENS WARE, GROCERIES, 4c, and
al low prices. .
IDDINGS & WETZEL.
Lewisburg, Oct. 21, 1854
DlMMOltltlOal.
TUB Firm of L. IDDINGS &. CO. has been
this day dissolved by the sale of the
interests of Samuel Geddes and James S.
Marsh, to Aaron E. Wetzel.
LEWIS IDDINGS. .
SAMUEL GEDDES.
JAMES S. MARSH.
Lewisburg, Oct. 0, 1S54
NEW FIRM.
THE subscribers have this day entered
into Partnership, to do a general Mer
cantile business, under Ihe name of Iunixes
4 WiTxai, and respectfully Solicit the pat
ronage of their friends and the public.
. LEWIS IDDINGS.
AARON E.WETZEL.
Lewisburg, Oct. 9, 1H54
Accomluodation Line of
u da aim
; q J;ij htttoiin E.Jto;!u!rg pri ij liioif.
JOHN Al. llfcSS
MOST respectfully announces to the trav
eling public that he is running a Daily
Line of Coaches (Sundays exCepterl) between
Letvisburg and Milton. Leering the ditl"ernt
Hotels in Lewisbnrg at about 9 j o'clock A.M ,
arriving at Milion in time to take the Philad
elphia morning train of cars leaving Milton
for Lewisburg upon ihe arrival of Stapes from
Williamsport. .4An.leave Lewisburg at 3, P.M.,
returning to Lewisbnrg upon the arrival of the
Philadelphia evening train, for Bloomsbiirg,
Caltawissa. Danville, or Williamsport, this is
the cheapest and quickest route. Fare 37 ct$.
Paccaota safely and earefally attended to.
Lewisburg, Dec. 1, 1SSI
NEW ROUTE.
ca tta rnssA, ton. i ia stsron r ebie bail-road
ores to iruiux.
8a hou rs between Philadel phia and
Milton Fare, $4 50.
ON and after Monday, Sept. Mth, and until
Extension to Williamsport, Passenger
Trains will be run every day (Sundays excep
ted) as follows :
Leaving Miltoa at II, A St., connecting with
Reading Railroad at Port Clinton, arriving at
Philadelphia at T-TO, P.M.
leaving Philadelphia at 7.30 A.M., arrive at
Milton at 4 30 P.M.
A Freight train wilt leave Miltoe on Monday
Wednesday and Friday, and Port Clinton on
Tuesdav.Thursday and Saturday of each week.
Freight is carried lo and from Philadelphia
Without transhipment, from Reading Railroad
Freight Depot corner of Broad and Cherry Sis.
T. M'KISSUCK,
Oct II, IS54 Superintendent.
New and Beautiful Fall Goods.
JUST opeoing and entirely too busy to
enumerate articles but for quantity,
quality, or low prices-, cat? on
Oct. 4. J. HAYES CO.
BEAVER, KREMER & MOORE
have received their
New Fall Goods,
which Ihey are enabled to dispose ol rsieaw
xo.iLTriiir. Lewisbarg, Oct 4, lt64
AND NE .V FIRM. The parlnersh!p here
tofore eiisliug between Reker a forje,
was this day dissolved by mataal consent
David Reber having disposed of his interest in
the Concern lo Peter Hursh. The business
will be conlinned at ihe old stand under Ihe
Firm otHurih Forte, who will be happy lo
serve all the old customers and lots of new
ones. DAVID REBER.
O. R.V0R8E.
Lewisbnrg, Sept. 30, 1851
IIUSSEI'S GRAIN REAPER,
for cutting both Grain and Grass
MANUFACTURED and for sale at tht
Lewisburg Fonndrv by
GEDPEi-, MARfH ft ti
Bv Enress.!
ANOTHER lot of Tine Brocba SHA WLS
and Parmet Ctoihs of all .hades, al
" o'c.y"' ""i. HAYE8 A CO.
Eagle Mill.
xTivtxn Mr.'iilt. in a manner
. . u ! 1
I I and imoroved. the Steam Gri
recently lost by lire, the snuscnuc..
fully infurm ihe public that Ihey ar prepared
to do all kinds ol Uusioui worn ?
Grain as heretofore. -..
NESBIT. HAYES A. FICUTHORN.
Lewiaburg, Oct. SS, 1854
ExpretS OMce ! f
The undersigned have been
appointed Agents for HOWARD l-Os I Boots.Laee Boots. Gaitert aed Hheef frvrty
EXPRESS LINE, and are nw prepared to . ,e T,riety aow wmb also
forward, daily. Packages, Specie, Bank Notes I ieiecti0B e; the ttchovl aad Classical
Ac. lo Philadelphia, New York. Bosron, Al- ! RnO If Q
bany, Baltimore, and intermediate prinls.also . DWWtVO -
to the other Northern and Eastern cities. now ii s in our Aeauemiea aad t' U
The public are respectfully invited to pat- , together with a good assortment l ltaIU
roniz? the above line, as ii is the quickest and . gaerjr, ie. '
safest method of transportation between ihe The above goods have been eare.ally itlic
cities and Lewisbnrg. led and will be sold at very reduced pric. ..
Packages received by or before 9 AM. will The undersigned also eritiioues to arai arac
arrive in Philadelphia the same day, and be tore Boots aad Shoes f everj dejcriain.
delivered early in the following morning. order, and from his long experience an
Receipts given for lime and price. I determination to spare no eftVrt or expease t
. ' . r ... . . . . n . . i - , o . . . . i . . iiiiai
rMadclplum unite i .i.ooiun iniruoi. .
.. ' .m i .1 n r,k I
Oct. 26.
THORNTON A CO.
Hbo wants a PUIIa. Dally paperl
ON and after Nov. 1st. the undersigned
will furnish subscribers with any of the
Philadelphia Dailies, on the eveniug of the
same day as published.
Whoever, then, wishes the news, can be
supplied by at once leaving their names with
Term 6 cts. per week (for ihe Penny I
as.
naoersipayab e weekly or monimv in aavnce.
I f r " 3 THDRNTOV A. CO
1 ,
KxeCUtOr'a OtiCC.
"V'OTICE is hereby given that Letters Tea-
I j umeniary on the Estate of JOHN A.
V ANVALZAH, fcsq, late of Retiy i p. union y, complaint c.rl bv KOWASD8 BLACK
Co., dee'd, have been granted lo the under- ! Ji ukkkY K'XiT. Tba au lnutatk,a aauaaa lis
i. ,k UM,Ki.f hi i .ninn ronniir in uyc
Ii ..... i.J.ki.,1 m
lorm ol law ; inc..-iure n jrciwm iuuv..
said Estate are requested lo make immediate
pavment, and those having any just claims
are also requested to present them properly
authenticated fur scute ment.
H RA1I B. VAX V ALZAH. ) Exec- -LAIRD
HOWARD. uior.
MARBLE BD. The subscriber
respectfully inlorins lUe public thai he
still continues the Marb'e Business al his old
stand in the upper end of Market street, iu
this Borough, where he is prepared to manu
facture MONUMENTS, TOMBS,
Grace Stones, MinttU, l'ln'frmt,Stfl,t-c.
IU haa a vanetv of Carved and Plain work
now fiuished, and teady for lettering.
Person? desiring any article in his line of
business, are requested to call at his Yard.as
he will there sell r-iO per cent cheaper than
can be bought of persons going through the
country. All orders will receive prompt atten
tion. SOLOMON RITTER.
Lewisburg, Sept. 13, 1854
Danville Hardware Store,
TH.1EE VOO&S XORTU OF THE BAXK,
VT which will be found a large and well
selected stock of
Hardware, Cutlery. Iron, Pleel, Nails,
Carriage iriin'irigs. Harness mountings.
Carpenters', Cabinet-makers' and Shoe
makers' Tools, Boot and fhoe Findings,
Moroccos Kid, Linings, French Calf
skins, Cedar and Willow Ware, Steel
Springs, Anvils. Vices, Screw Plates.
Screw Be'.lows, Builders' Hardware of
every dcscription,VenilianWindow Bid
fbutters,W indTwSash,8ilverpltd Ware,
Brittannia Ware, Hunt, Pirols, Revt
vers, Manilla and Hemp Rope. Sperm,
Lard, and Whale Oil. Tar, Window
Class, l.ookine Ulass Piates,Lineed Oil,
Spirits Turpentine, Pore White Lend,
While Zinc Paints, Blake's Fire Proof
and a full assortment of ether Paints.
Wines and Lienors at Wholesale aed
Retail. Japan, Copal, and Ciach Vat
nishes, Ac. die.
All of which will be sold very cheap for cash,
country produce, or four months' approved
credit. J. O. RICHARDSON,
it the signs ef ihe Anvil and Saw.
Danville. Sept 14. Ii4 lytot
")l"3IPS fdmps J Pumps'? Well and
ine verv best arti. le bow in use.ihose wishing
to purchase en be convince.1 of this fact by
Th uhserilT bas alo an hand LEAD P1PK
from J to I) inches. J.O. RIf HARDfON.
!anvit!e Hardware Store, 3 f oors X.
of Ihe Bank of Danville. Pcpr 15, IM4. S
UNION TEMPERANCE HOTEL,
Ice (Tflim and Cntlnx Kaloobv
Corner tf Second and JIarket Sfs.
Hiring rented the coremmlions aad wen
lied buildings at Ihe lower end of Market
fU (formerly the mansion of Wm.Ilayessq.)
the subscriber is prepared io entertain
STRAXGERS AXD TSA VELEKX
Man and Beast, With lodging and (ood ba
mt wilh iatoifcatiag liquor.
CVTherr is also attached an fCT. CREAM
fialoos for Ladies, and an EATING SALOON
for Gentlemen.
He respectfully solicits a fair trial, and
share of the public palrooage.
E. PETES?.
Lewisbnrg, March 30, 1354 3m
N
JOTICE. Application will bt made
to the next Legislature to chance the
name of the "Lewisburg Savings Institunon."
to "THE l.VlSBCRO BANK." wiih One
Hundred Thonsand Dollars additional capital.;
and aathority to issue its own notes for eirca
lalion subject to the provisions of the general
banning laws or this uommonweauu.
By order of the Di rectors :
H. P. SHELLER. Treasurer.
Lewlsb-rrg, Fa-, Jan J, 1?5
STOCK OF
Boots tad r
A NEW
Boots ani
; Hkr
Shoes.
Stationery.
rflHE subscriber anapoocej to b frieaato
received (torn PhilaiUlphia a large aa eat
rr,-r,f A'P Tl"Ti3
3 fil!) jlAlilt
eompnaiBg every kicd anu Taneiy ol Geatlo
mta's Boots, Gaiters, Munroes,Tis, MUjjtt,
Ac. '
LadieJ Fin GaUtr Coctt,
i l..nHa and Ties of lL lata
1B(i moil approved styles. f
Boys', Mis', and Children
please, be Dopes io warn ami in"" -
. . I II i v unl IlllTdh.
absreot business. Jon.' avwaa - .
Lewisburg. May 6. 1853
I'HitcrKitit ,Vedie1ne.
FlTxa ! Acta Coin Bow'a TM Mnitaab
TUC l'ivrsltj of frr Jl.-diriB atd rvlT Ilia--If.
coarurrd jr tkaStaUaf paao.jl.aala al laa
laU aaarioa ivia. 3Wh AarU, lil aaalalj lut Ik aariiaa
of arraauna the etua rvaoltiBa Uvn tbm aahtal aaiiMaa
. . . .u.. C ik. - -- '
imf tL, wn rriiai.i. rattoi taaaa ikudi
, ib. ri'"" rTjr:
i mllcaladirra.lia.iB.pjchal mat lBklons-
Iral.aritT aao knewa tlncarT i tbo traaUBaalaf o
1. r..,uilral.f.tk,n..ba.a.aaiUli.a l
, roconvcBdiac u U tiw allheal tia laU. raliaa
of m.a.4.
uimuub. n huuti, m, uw j -
(hUC'liaMl I
pbuat."ao wll knowa aa Kowaftil'a lempaaBd fjnp off
Hlackaorrjr liuot, ana vararatlj rvet'kMaand it to Uio aoa
fiifeneo of paUoatii afllnvd ailh lhoaeoB,lainta. kallat
a to baiataltiakloia the traatataat ol aacb caaaa.
Uoa. Unary K. Blroac.
1 Uoa. J. k. IlaaifaB,
BjordaroftaaTriutMa, 1 Jofaa k. koaand, al. .
I l. k. Aaktoa. Mas,
V llaetor u, r. Kaq.
All (OBiaiaaieatloBa la bo a'".drawa. Jola K.
Rowaad. M. kad of tha fkanBacaatical ImbbiIbmbiW
aad rrea-dcotnf tka I'bit.raity.
Uua bwaaaaari aodomta.Ku.aTSoBlklaaoBdlWaoC
Philadrllna.
ilraack biaaoBiary at tbo ftoro ef
Dr. X. A. 11. IllOEAIoN k CO Xaanalara.
TO LIHBERNES.
ANTED 30 to 60.01 0 It Kapla St
20 to 30.100 do 4 by 4
10 to SO 000 fi 3iB.Ash plaak
to to 30.000 11 14 do
; to be delivered this ciming Fall aad Spring
: the bank of the River al Harmburg. Lena
i of good quality and strait graii.ed is waatad.
j Proposals will be received till fcept. 1 ht
furnishing the above, and persons sending prw
posals will state the quantity and qnality ul tka
' dinerent kinds ihey an fnrnish.and whta.
I Term of paymeal cash a delivery aa4
, inspection. Address (post-paid)
480 W.O. HICKOK, Harrisburg, Pa.
j DAGUERREOTYPES!
SVX KER & U ITT X would inform ta
public that Ihey have fitted up a
in the New Building ower Dr.Tbornioa's Lraf
Sstare eulrance al the rf aw, op stairs
where they are prepared to perform any worn
in their line io Ihe best style of the art. Wa
can take pictures at almost any hour in the
day. Children taken as well as adults aad
other pictures copied.
As we have now a permanent Ideation, flttad
j up purpvscij anu exclusively lur aaguarraa
typing, we mink" we can reader enure saiialac
liuD, aad respectlnlly lender our services.
P. SPYKER
lewisbnrg, Aug. I. 1853 J L. ilAWN
JACOB DYER, Cattawissa,
M Would inform his old friends and tka
public generally on the Weal and North
llraiich.lhat he continues In keep the HTA9K
H OTEL, in the center of the Town, aad aska
a fair share of patronage. (pt-
PRESERVING aad PicklingJARS just read
and for sale at the Mammoth Drug Star.
Aug 10 Da. THORNTON & CO.
JI7ST ree'd and for sale at the Mammoth
Drug Store a large supply of Dr. Green 'a
genuine BITTERS, fr cure of Drscepjia.eia.
Aug 10 D. THORNTON t CO.
Tltbesrraphlc Prlnflnf; Ofllr,
J and a large quantity ot PIC TI KES, for
Framing, and for Di awing Tear hers.
K. VOI.KMAR.
N.W. Corner Fifth and Market Sis.
GERMAN and FRENCH Languages. Draw
, inr. Pain ling, and Draughting, taogUt by K.T.
l,ewi.-.Durg. &epu I, If 04
" Small Profit antt Quick SobB."
BARGAINS at the CHEAP STORE
BROWS & UlLBIfU.
"1T7E take this method of informir-g tka
W public that we have fitted up ibv eld
"I'MOX TRADlXtS ATtlt;
! h" w -!J ereii attrtlira M
" VMRTir- rnnr,.
I Grerle B! tltjf.
which caa not fail to please, entier ia rrgara
io price or quality. Our gcuds have beta
hori-ht kr cash, at the lowest price, aad wil
be sold oa acrcmanodafiBg terms.
CASH will be paid for ail kinds of Grain
and the very highest prfce paid, in goods, tat
everv desciiption of Dmedic Frodvu.
Tartlevine, May, 1S64
Dap ef Uaioa Connty.
"VTOW in coarse of preparation, a MAP
i.1 Unioa t'snnty, 10 by 17 iathss ia size,
ethibitia: all the prinripal Kr.aatsia i'4
sireams tnwaship and bimaek Sara.nrf.
ir 4e.. with ihe prryeird Di !
tine. It will be sold ar ?I.f ia plaia style.
1,25 when colored, I.?5 with maslia kack sal
rollers, and I.S0 wbea meaated tti raloraa.
The subscriber asks the leaa of drafts. .
as he is desirous of mating a correrl, ha4
some, and n.-efal map -. aad asks the patirw "
are of the public gczrrrallv. -
' K. T0LKMAK.
Lewistarg. May I. IE54.
Dr. Jacob Horlacber,
j OTANIC PHYSICIAN, hartng regaiaed
JL- nrarra. .. resnmea nis practtre rf
tlx nruai; an. ansaaperTOT PALI E la aft f
in great demand, and all orders sapplit.
nsnat. (New Berlin. May IU
SCHOC
a:V
CHOOL OBPFK9 e-'-
oo the 5th iut.
at h-
Chrcnicle Office.