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Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03
Let Merit be Rewarded !

1t is but few years since Frck & Slilar
without fame and wilhoit capital, Co.'S,
menced bodybuilding. Industry, energy
skill. and prudence, have gained them, al
ready, an envIab!e reputation. Their
boats for the SchuyIkll Navigation, re.
commended them 10 New York Com
pany, who offered them an Unlimited ordt r
10 build boats 10 be taken To Jha; distan,
port. They have taken contract, under
which they employ from 50 10 100 men,
and must paw out annually some Thirty
Thousand Dollars, mostly TO Mechanics
and Laborins Men. We have no firm or
institution which give so much employment;
as this, benefinlng first or last all our me.
chanics and laburng men. as well as the
mechanls and farmers. This honorable
distinction and this expenditure of money
among US, has been secured bv The labors
and merits Of these gen'Iemrn-hut .or
them, these boats would have been bull,
elsewhere, and these workmen left US, or
lost that employment. Can We give a
better expression of our esteem and grail
,uGe than vote 10 one Of iiis firm
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03
MINNESOTA.

We find The following list Of the Execu
i've and judicial III :ers Of This ,srri,or,
aud of lis Ggs, Legislative Assembly, ii,
tic Chronicle & Register Of the Slh:
Alex. Ramsey, Governor G X Smith
Secretsry: A Goodrich, Chief Justice :
David Cooper. Associate Justice; 3 L
Mceker, do; n l. Moss, District Attorney;
A NJ Mitchell, Marshal.
differs oftte Covocil-David Olns,ed
Pfesidcn, Of the Council JOS. r Brown
Chief Clerk; II i Lambert, Assistant
Clerk Rev. / boutwell,, Chaplain Benz
! Seliors, Sergean-a:-A Robt. Cum
ming-, Messenger ID ID Williams, Fire
man.
offers ofihe House Of Representatives,
Jos. w Furher, Speaker Of the House OF
Representatives Nm ID Phillips, Chief
Clerk |. b Waite, Assistant Clerk; Rev.
A Hobart, Chrplaiu Jesse Taylor. Ser
yeant a,-Arms o II Kelley, Messenger ::
David Hone, Fireman.
C0unciHors--Ist District, J S Norris,
born in Maine I'd Samuel Burkeo, Del
aware 81 Wm II Forbes, Montreal {;
Canada James M'C Boal, Pa. : 4th Da,
yld R Loomis, CT 5th John Rollins,
Ne 9Th David Olmsted. VI. Vim Siurges,
q tanada 7ih Martin NJ l.eod, Montreal !;
anads.
Rep,tsenfof;res.-Jos W Furber, horn
III !; James Wells. N J; NJ S VII.
kinson and s Ssl,auu> Trask, N J: Mahlop
Black. O.. Benin W Brunson. Mich; II
Jackson, Va. a; J ] Dewey, n !: p X
Johnson, Vi. II n Se'zer, Mo. Wm K
Mashall. Wm Dupas, l. e; Russell, l. A
b. book, VT. +; Thos A holmes. Pa.
vacancy Alexis Bsi'ly, Mich ; Gideon
II Pond, C'
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03
Which is. the Republican -!

"This is not a party con'es:. says
Mai. Cummings. Yet the people must
ask which is the best Republican! If II
Represen,ative is bound to obey the wishes
of his constituents, Mr.. C. u no Republican
for he pledges himself to 90 for the re-
peal Of certain laws, just passed-and that
regardless Of what the People may instruct
him TO do in respect TO them. The MAJOR.
i,y of the people may express their wish
TO give the laws a fair tral-but as Nal
C. is pledged TO destroy them, he must
rampIe upon the wi'hes and The righiS
Of his constituents, or violate his solemn
pledges This is the position no vo!un'
,ariy places himself lu before The people {:
and we ask every patrio, and right reason
er if in that position he has not assumed
an attitude hostile 10 the first principles Of
American Institutions contrary to the
letter and spirit of the Consilulon-and
| false 10 liberty
Col. Sliler, Jon the other hand, has
distinctly declared that on all cues
lions of mere eapediency, like those refer
red to, hs well as upon questions OF State
or National policy. he should regard him
self as the representative of be ,chole peo
pie and when they were divided on any
question, that he should regard the eX
pressed will o! he majority as his guide
He realizes that lie is not the ruler but lh'
servant of those he represents ; and 'ha
he has 10 right to tread upon the petitions
of the majority or minority because the,
may uol happen 10 represent his views.
Such are the cardinal principIes-abov'
all questions Of poIicy-#vo~ed by the tw'
candidates let every reaoer decide "h!cl
are Republican und VIII lch M,narchcal.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

University mt Levyisburg.
An Abstract fMe Proceedings Of the last he'
ling ofMe Board Of Trustees.

An Abstract Of the Proceedings cf The iasi -hee'
ins ofhe Board Of Trustees.
Arsusr %. ls49.-The Board Of Trustees Of
the University a, Lewisburs met a, the Academic
Building in the borough Of Lewis5urg. aud closed
their session on the 29th
Aereeably to the Bylaws, the election oil ohi-
Gers of the Board for the ensuing year, was held
on the frs, day the Board met when the folio~-
ing named persons were unanimously elected;
TaonAs WATrsoS. of Philadelphia, Ciairmaa-
GKopsE F. MILLER. Of Lewisburg, SeeretGry-
SAxUKL Il. WALgEn do treasurer
The following named persons were elected TO
fill vacancies in the Board of Trustees
ADAM Jouxsrov, ESD. OF Reading, Pa.
Rev a. X. BELL of Blair county.
JoHN LLOYD, Esq, OF Mt. Pleasant, "estm 70
The Board made arrangements to have efficient
Agents to collect subscriptions to the University
as ,hey become due, and attend TO such oihe,
matters as may be calculated 10 advance the lnte-
| rests of the Institution.
| Measures were adopted 10 have portion Of the
| Collegiate Buidings,wit dormilores snd studies,
completed SO as to he ready for a; the far,hes
BY the commencement Of the fall session of 1880
| Measures were ado pted to have the University
! grounds laid out, and streets opened through
part Of it, where building lots are intended TO be
opened and offered for sale.
| Arrangements were made to procure rhIloso-
phical Apparatus for the Institution by the COM
menceni, n, of the Fall term and also addition
to the Library.
The following resolution in regard to the Fac
uly was unanimously adopted:
Resolved that hs ard OF Trustees view with
gratitude to God the 9 g.owth and prosperity of the
School under their [ihe Faculty care. aud re
oenizing the inslrumental'y of their worthy Board
of Instructors IN producing the happy result; they
hereby tender them their acknoW Wedgments toI
| heir efficiency, zeal. and ahorious industry in
promoting the interests OF the Institution lace
under their charge.
4 resolution was also adopted requiring the
Faculty 10 deliver an inaugural Address al each
annual Commencement.
MIR Isaac \. Looms was appointed Principe
of the academic Depa tAent and air. ALPHEI
TAYLOR, Teacher OF Il, cs-lei'res. Eiyculion.& C
"A Financial COMMITTEE vas appointed consis
ling Of J. VI. Liunad, Rev. Wm Shadraeh, ia
Moore. Jr. 7. tn GEL and the treasurer
A resolution was adopted, making The Char
man Of tie DoaoJ Of Trustees, ex oiiicio mem
hcr os all committees.
SAAcsL T. WAsREn, Ed, was appointed Su
perin,endeni OF the University property, &c
The brarJ also took measures TO have the wa
Ter from luIge and beautiful sptins on the LHI
versity p.o.et;y conveyed by hydIaui,c machiE'
to the buildings on the hill some ninety feet aho''
the level OF III spring (nhich THO the ciiicisnc!
of the Superintendent, has already been accomp
Ilsh,d, AID i am haI py 10 say works admir- ably
e. L. MILLER Sec.
Ieyj.buru Oct | 1919
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03
"Now's the day and now's the hour"
and BoafD,en f-Rememb

Mechanics and Boafn,en f-Remember
that Eli Sller is one of your number. As
IA halter, as boatman, and hoaibulder,
he is identified with you in feeling and in
interest. A better acquaintance with the
business men of the State, and with the
irs of the different Departments of our
Government. will give him addilional-op.
portunities to enlarge his own business
operations, and thereby 10 benefit you and
your families.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03
DIED.,

Ia Lewisbnrg this (rhursday) roruing.
OF dIh, ANNA MARIA, wife of DIR. +. A.
II. Tho,..on. aged % years.
Mrs r. had been but a few months among MS.
bu, had won much esteem and affection. Her
disease was contracted while watching bv the
bedside OF a -iok b'ober at heI parental home IN
I.nzrrne county, where her remains will be- tab. n
fo' in'erncni While her little family eiieve o, e,
iheH irIeparah!e bereavement. they may s.o IN
dnise the precious ih ught ,ha, their earthly loss
is h,i ele. aal gain.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03
Foreign News.

The News from Europe this morning
has hardly as much interest as often belongs
TO teIegrnphic dispatch Of some town cleo
ton. kossulh has not been heard Of. and
the fortresses OF Comorn and Pe,erwardein
have not surrendered Louis Napoleon
has aired a lite the liberal policy which
produced the Intervention at Rome by
means ofa hypocri,ical letter, to the French
Envoy at Gaeta the Pope still refuses to
return TO the Capital, where oil true Ro-
mans desired his restoration and where on
ly foreig gners ever opposed him. Cotton
fetch0 good prices. and the bankers have
their pockets full Of money-,hcfe is the
whole story.
The Revolution has thus definitely
ceased to exist 10 the active state. The
Tear il has occasioned will for lime leave
behind il a check on the moven,els Of The
rees,ablished po,enia,es, bu, ere long they
will feel themselves secure IN their seat.
and will return 10 The old extremes cf roya
stupidity end seishness.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

0FIen persons connected with The
Astor Place riot al New York, have been
found guilty, and sentenced to fines from
81 10 $3.50 and Imprisonment for terms
varying from one month TO one year. We
trust this may be q sufficient warning on
much-needej error. Riots resulting in
death. are no child's plsy-aAd should
meet no child's punishment
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

TIiereaiicr, Schoul Taxes mus. Le
paid 10 the Collector before Election, or j.
will be collected ~ the cost of iie dtlli-
quent. Mr.. J. Wolfe Wi BE- al lianrzei
mans on Monday mex, to receive ihnsc
dues This mode of receiving saves por.
ton Of the fund from being eaten up in
per ceninges. and We think might we'll be
adopted 10 :he collection Of other taxes.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

pThe las, paper before election, ana
no argument in any Of our county papers
respecting the Election of Judge and the
Poor House questionable two most i,npor-
tant matters before the people As faI as
we can learn, all hands are for an Elective
Judiciary, but The good policy Of county
poor-house i, very seriously disputed.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

DY order Of the Orphans Court Of Un-
,on county. the subscriber will expos.
rne f,lnwing Read Estate, iH'e of Rev d
luo's Hnuo. deed, 10 pu'hc S le, at rir
huus,, oi NJ. Charles ID. Kline, ia tie Bo-
rough of i.cwi-burg, on
Thursday ihe lI!h day Of Cc'e5er
nexr. IA. 10 u'..iock, A. NJ
The " Mansion Farm" situate
IN Kelly toa nship, adj ninG iand> oi Tho
Ciiugap, heirs of jos Lawson decd. hers
Of Thos Howard deed and others, con'ai
nins 81 ac,es aud 81 prrches, neat G..as
ure i; having thereon erected two storey
frame ID Yelling House. double flame Barn
am1 o,hrr imProsrm' Ms.
Also the "Lime>tonc Lot" ad-
ioinnp lands of iane, Daic, ESQ. Michact
Dennis aud o'hcrs, containing one acre.
Also. two tracts of " oodland,
situate in White Deer township, adloininu
Reichley & Rank, OAen Fou'k. RPoben
uatucs und ulhcr,---uue tract Containing
a,out 2je acres, and the Other about $40
aces.
Terms made known on the dav of sale.
S.UL M'CORMlCk,
Su,,iving Aln'r with ;hc VIII annexed
of Rrv Thomas Hood, decd.
Sept 26, 1919
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

ADvERTIsING.-Th are those who
esteem newspaper advertising of little Or
no use. Ii was but yesterday that t,co
gentlemen related TO US instances in which
advertisements in the Chronicle had rem
dered them essential service. Ii you want
TO buy, O: seil-to work, or to have work
fone.-to lei the fact be known 10 all vii
be far most likely 10 accomplish your wish
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

tErFor many ye'frs past, ihls District
has compla med lhs, she has been over
looked 10 the distribution of County Offices.
Early 10 The season, the name of one oi
our fellow ci'iz'ns Vas spread before lh,'
people for Representative, With u respect
lul request that the Townships give this
Borough that ,ilice. The majority parly
unanimously nominated hun, and with
him another of our citizens for Auditor
We reI cat, they accorded US Represen-
ia.ive without a dissenting voice. Thus
honorably treated, what is our duty! Shall
we refuse 10 accept the honor 5 all We
by inalieniion let ii go by defauI, Or
rather. shall we not, one and all, old and
young, irrespective Of party, give him a
unanimous voie1 ! IL (ns his opponent
says II is not question OF party, our duty
seems TO point out our course TO be To give
hlm vote as large and as triumphant as
the fair fame of our town, and The compll.
ment rendered in his unanimous nomina.
ton, require. If you do not give him
noble vote, the county may justly suspect
Lewisburg never wants any oliice, and &C,
accordingly.
"Now's the day and now's the hour"
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03
NexeY'lzesalay

Is our annual State Eieciinn-and as all
the party papers are filling their sheets
wnh broadside after broadside, We rs an
independent tnever neutraI) may also rally
OUR forces, AID exhor, them 10 TURN OUT.
one and all. and the country will be saved!
and the victory ours :.
Or For Canal Commissioner. there are
two candidates, both men of fair abilities,
lrrerroochatlc character, and good pros.
pect.. Mr.. Ga'rtie will probably &c,
over a party vote on the Yves, Branch. but
We think Mr.. Fuller will more than make
il up on The Nolh Branch.
The Representative ticket in this county
is pretty strongly contested. We opine
there will be considerable gains on both
sides. coup,ing up about as usual. Mos, Of
our readers know the opposing candidates
and ,hon'd decide between them as their
honest opinion OF their several characters
require, AT their hands. Ia making tie
choice. every voter should recolect that
m Assemblyman represents hinl-and de-
c,4s accordingly.
There is no regular opposition to the
remainder Of the Wing county ticket-but
several volunteer candidates, who will push
hard. None Of them having thought
enough of our readers TO ask their votes,
we shall not offend their modesty by nam
ing them.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

NEW STORE.-A worthy gentleman
from Harrisburg advertises in another co..
umn large and handsome stock of goods,
hich ne proposes to sell Oh advantageous
'erms-Io those who pay. This system,
by avoiding the losses by delays and tad
credits, would undoubtedly benefit good
pavmas siers, and be 10 the merchants II
more pleasant mode of doing business. We
certainly wish Mr. FORSTER fair trial
and su,ccss-with his plan.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

Wiliamspori and Elmira Railroad =
The Wlllamspori and EImira Railroad,
which has Tor some lime been advertised
to be sold, vas struck off on Monday at
the Merchants Exchange in Philadelphia
to Archibald Robertson, Esq, lor one
thousand dollars.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

6We learn tha, Philosophical Ap-
puratus purchased for the University al
Lewisb,rg is on the way, and also Tele-
scope. the gift Of liberal gentleman in
New York city.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

The Cholera has been rapidly increas-
ing in Great Britain, and very loud COM
plain,s are made in London Of the ineih
zen, measures adopted for protecting the
leaIlh Of the city. The number of deaths
n London on the lI,h was BIG. The
ulal number in England aud Wales on
he same day. was $50, and in Scotland,
I59. Ga the lOrh, the deaths in London
we're 1872. The total deaths in London
or the past eigh, weeks, beginning with
he week ending July 2l>:, had been l74l,
1881. 1867, 1906, 2230, 1853, 1886. and
3lS3. The Loid Bishop OF London had
recommended that Sunday, the 10Th, be
,b>erved as a day Of fasting and pray er
N those districts where cholera prevailed.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03
Mode as Eotii,g.

We po'ice that Senator FrIct's cpuiOn
is that the General Ticket law is nut com
pul,ory, bat that persons may sIhi
vote by single tickets if they choose.
As 9 out OF 10. voters generally vote Iics-
ct just as it is Nominated, to have ell The
nac.ss upon one ticket is preierlblr to them,
and easier for the Board TO take and cutn'.
Those y no spit ticket, will prefer The sli.-
gle ticket system.
By-rhe-~ay, the huc-and cry attempted
to te raised BY the Times, a few weeks
since that this was a Wig law, IS wisely
stopped, as i, is likely To help The weaker
as much as the stronger party. We SEE
no opposition expressed 10 ii IN Center and
other Democratic counties, (n"r in New
York and other States, where II has innY
been Praclsed) In truth, it may rather
be call, D,mcciatic law, as IL is IA
tended 10 n,aiorlty Of Democrarir coun
ties, as appears by the following ls,:
Democratic counjies-Ymk, Cunher-
land, Centre, Bradford, Green. M.illn,
Crawford, Rednrd, Monroe, Warren, Nor,
'huniberand-ll
Wing Counlle--Ainns, ,D,uph;n. Erie,
Ftahk,in, l.anCast,r, tninu-9
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03
Zsutsi'.'ra Maraet.
Corrected this day
, %<iI!i-4-~i!iiS <Ea>
ME&GIel.

Al the residence Of Col l. g. Christ. IN
Lewisnur-, Tuesday, Ocr.2. by Rev. P;o:.
Riss, WILLIAM iirILSER, Of Miners,iIlo.
Schuy lklil o., AM Mos SARAH \. Born,
OF Lewi,bur2.
U-iThe prinIer-' thanks s-bu, we required not
I'm, sentrous bridal loaf To jnin IN he universal
wish of ev,ry Tel ci.. 10 lhe sni,ble siver-and
"Hafpy the youth tbs, finds the BRIDE
Nhh.e buth Is to his own s!iieI-
Life. swe,,e-t joy he proves;
Two kiuiest -Iuls alone nu,t meet
TTue fli,nd-Lp makes the bonda-e sweet,
And feds their mutual loves
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03
ST. Louie, Oct, |

BY an arrival from Chihuahua to Aug.
"a, we learn that the Indians in that part
Of the country are daily becoming more
hostile towards The whites.
The cholera was raging with terrible
effect in Durango, and other parts Of New
Mexico.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

REAL EsrArE.-See adyerl't Of anothe
valuable Buffa!oe Valley Farm III this No
OF the Chronicle.
See also, Town property for sale.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

Newspapers in Callornia.-On Thurs
day We had the pleasure of visit from
Mr. Geo. G. Hubbard, who returned in
the Empire City from three year, resi-
dence in California, where he went as a
lieutenant in Col. S,evenson's regiment.
Mr.. Hubbard vas one Of The founders OF
the Alta California. which, paper he con-
Quoted for sometime in company with
Messrs. Gilbert and Kendall. We learn
rom him that the paper is in thriving
condition, having 700 regular subscribers
,t Si2 "a year in advance. besides many
nr the steamers. The Placer Times be,
unes 10 the same proprlelor', aod was Sc,
,p al Sacramento City with capital Of
$1,000. 1t is by no means so nourishlns
1 journh. as its San Francisco neighbor.-
" Y. Tribune.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

ROBERT G Ross, of DtnvlIle, late Of the
Lewl,burg Academy, has received the no.
norary degree Of a. NJ. from Lafayette
College, OF which we believe be is a
graduate.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

Al Piiislon. Lazerne county, one of the
mines la,ely ca.ed in, and about 80 per-
sons were shut up. They we're all rescued,
however, i,houi The loss Of life.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03
quD CHRONICLE.
Learisbls1'g, Pa.
Wednesday Afternoon, Oct. 3.

~Andrew G. Curtin Of Centre is the
competitor Of Gen. Packer for Senate IN the
Lycoming district.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

BPWe wiIl send .out Election Returns
as fast as NAV be, aad ask Editors 10 "do
as they would be done BY"
Next weeks paper will be delayed I'LL
Thursdays mail for Election news.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

The Union. of Wednesday, SAYS the
French legation is now engaged in deciph-
ering very long letter from M. de Toe
quevil!c, the minister Of Foreign Affairs.
Rumor does no, specify the character Of
The communication.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

Mrs. Naies. the Quaker Gianicss, died
last week in Toronto, Canada. The cause
of her death was dysenlary. -s --r .-
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

Counterfeit Half Eagles have lately been
put in circulation. They are exceedingly
well executed. and likely TO deceive es.
animation. They are all dated lS47.
The band around the head Of Liberty is
some~ hat rregularly shaped. Apparently
they are made OF spelier encased with gold,
aud in weight they are abou, half penny
weight lighter than the genuine five dollar
pieCeS,
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

Mrs. Mary Myers, convicted ofthe muir
der Of her husband in Is4s, and who has
been confined ever since in the Venango
county Jail, WAS released from her contine-
men, and Sc. o, large.a, the August term Of
court for that county.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

Good Wood would be very acceptable at
his office-indeed i, would, if it could.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03
New York, Sept. 10.

Yesterday morning. about 4 O'clock, a
very destructive fire broke ou, in Owego,
which ra.ed for seven hours, battling all
dlempts 10 subdue ii.
The entire business portion Of the village
$ in heap Of funs. One hundred out.
ruiidIngS have been consumed. including
he bank he Post. Office. and the Telegraph
flee. The bridge across the Susque.
hanna river is also destroyed. The loss
IS estimated al $3.50 to 100000. Wall
street loses about $4,000. The three
printing offices were destroyed.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-03

The Ncw York d Erie Railroad was
opened to Elmira on Monday last.