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Registers Notices.

The following aoSounis srs 10 be presented !.
the Orphan. C"urt # i.nion county nu Monday
sAIh s,pi insi f-r cp' iirmltion and slo~ anc.
Ace' II h'nry tir.han,. "n~ OF rhe exr. uf
AlsX'r Gr.han. dec j. iAis .f Lev i.i,urg 3 ~
Asci u Cs.pe6 Hain... % ;m'r sf DR. Iehs
Usinss. lac Yf r.nrr. lip
Aest OF Matthew II Laird guardian Of I,.-
Il miaor child Of Jane VI CIsn-hs,., deed
AccI nj filip Ne, cr. admir- sf i.a,s Glat.,.
~I lAis Il Chapman Up
Acct u " ~ l.oudensl.ser a.d Jacob Lon,
sd'urs ot HsDry kw. late of =. ms Up
Act sf lib" sn'i M.eha.l No,-., sdm'r, o.
Jphn Meyer is,v Il Union rp
A-si al Benz X, l.a .,d J.hn >,se. adm /. II
P.'sr ksisi,. Lite 4 Vest BuiI.l. Up
Acct q iist eli No,te .uur. ex,r'x # P.rr
Richter. la. OF p-nus lip
Aest of Frederic. Roas-. exsci Il Nshois.
Bsu.s. l.ls oi Middl-rtsei Tp
Acct Of John 4 Gss,1. admir- u! Abrsh.a.
oiasr i.is Of Iew-ius
Acct Of El1ah-,h Bay. s.,m'IiI II Ianrs
Sp,' sf. late of W.sh NJ, I,nTp
Acct VI tnss Hhi h.. sxr Vi A.a"s Hams.
!.ts ef Hsrtl-y Up
Acci Of a.ml I ml.le,su, err Sf Hsnn.a
B:as.rd. late Of Cni"n Up
Act ~ J.kn Da = lnau sdH,'I If lance b.
las, ls:s e " hite u er Up
Ac,, If Henry X Noll. sdu'r " Henry NOIl
late Of Ponns Up
Arcl If reset Humrnei. admir- uf CL,is.i.n
Hu,nn,si. late "f Unirn lip
Acct Of J Housswur,t aud p Schn.e. sI'rs of
Jacob Hvu.s~ ORTIZ. lac % W.so.ngio. rp
Acc, finsl of Ks;.y and Ne, AI dl.. vsrh.
san,'r. Of Abraham X .isy. lat. u B,s.sr "
Arci VI Ioha GuIi,. adm u rhrs Nf.I
late .f Uninn TIP
Acc, of Ch rlos AL Jacob H.. ..,Is sIfs 4
FrsnsIs knos'!s. Isls Of rsnrs Up
Asss .! John Wsisud Jr snd Gsorg- ;aill't.
s,'rs .f George weisnl. late Gf sst beaver y
Acc, final Of Geo,g. Miller. acting aim'r u
JszDes ID Caldwell. let. of lcwi.hurg
Acct nf FredsrIck Rich,sr. one VI ,h. ., I" u
Peter Richter. late Of Peuns Up
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

have passed both Houses. The Senate Vas
Whig. The Assembly had so Democrats.
VIII" could preven, any act from passing
AZ Wings and Natives. Thrre Of The
Natives were originally Democrats, and
voed with them. So that the Democrats
had every officer o. the House, and it was
really controlled by that party. \ large
majority Of those xho actually passed The
hill. Speaker Packer among them, we're
Democrats. The measures therefore. was
as much Democratic as Wing. and neither
party Gun claim ii or disoan il.
Assumption 4-CoI. S.,ler is in favor
Of the new law.-'rhis assertion is made
without any authority. Mr.. S if elected
will vote with regard TO the law just as he
thinks 'hepeople he represents wish him 10
do. Is not that, Democratic
Assumption 5-Vote for Mi Cum
mings, and he'll be elected, and he'll make
50 Assemblymen vote for repeal, and he'll
make II Senators vote for repeal and he'll
make Bill Johnston sign The bill I'm
doub,edly and " wheh The sky falls he'll
catch larks."
l.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05
TRIAL LIST.

Hsllowell 4 Co " WiIson. Green h Mitchell
Henry Mason 20 John bridge and Ralph Duty
Jacob HsleG Is Albert Winesardnes
Mary Dubois - Samuel and Jscob Bewersox
Peter Nesius - Jere Nickel
Jos d Meredith " samuel German
do Jonsihan shsienberses
do John >heilenbeIses
James Dailsy - Abbot t;rren
Ssmu.i lloSssr 70 I,rsel CUTE liu,
Charles Cswlsy ,s Peter Slear
Samuel Meri1 " Frederick BoIender
Mosi1 4 uarpci ,s l. d Ch.i.l s. II ; Grahaa.
Gedies Il March 80 n Hnmmei
Jos Weskiy - lssse G'iiFce
sEcoSp wepK.
RObt Chambe " Dasid Herr
Peter Bi'lmyer " Jno Hartman l. Cha. Molly
WIN Johnson " Vim M,y
L. Macs W ] Lswshe l. 4 S,lhn~ye. and ~
l. Christ - Jackson " Fai.iin
do samu fi;,..,ies
do Lanes 4 Ma,-h
iex&Son for AC;;-en - t;rren!: Ni>ehell and gar
Henry Lattz y. G.een. Howard ~ st
Long ind Of J bu,"n ~ ) q on 70 " i,soB Sc
Michael Fees rs n A s,,ei
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05
Ito 10 Continued.1
Presidents Tour.

We learn that Gov. Johnston reached
Pillsburg on Tuesday evening from Erie.
where he left Gen. Taylor on Monday. 1t
appears that when about IL miles beyond
Meadvi'le, The President was attacked with
sudden illness attended with vomiting. lie
was at once placed in a separate carriage
and attended BY Dr.. Wood, was driven to
Erie as soon as possible, arriving there on
Saturday afternoon. and being in a burn
ing fever WAS al once put to bed. Iic con-
tinued dangerously Ill until Sunday even
1ny. when he obtained sleep. When Gov
Johnston left he vas out of danger, but
would not leave Erie until be was entirely
recovered, probably no, before The 5,h or
9TH OF Sep ember. Thousands Of people
had congrrgaled Il, Erie To receive him and
much disappointment. vas feI, in conse-
1uence of his ll!ness Gov. Johnston was
III fine health. lie ief Pittsburg on Wed
ne.jay evening tor kuraniDe. from hence
be would proceed 10 Harr,burg with his
tain.iy.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

w BIB Hank W A Grren with n"lice.,o SD
Geo Chapel =. RaIrh Diuy
Kin.n.sn U.s e Riley " u W Snyder
Zs,I<rs h Rel,rs " samuel Re.~s
Lance " ilhsmses '. J-h" NJ K.,.y
Peter Gan phrll ~ Brnj Cs~iey
"m R".hrg IS ssml Hau.t
SrirI-mysr's Ex'r. vs = Winner E.',.
whi,sdk MCrvinc. Ind Of Eddiss IS bar,y. ID Tan,
ssms '. MsstIs b.,ig,. 4 c.u.
Jonathan ZsIlrrs w. > I. Beck
Henry Brad. h.r ', Henry Yoa,heinsr Jr
Wm N Kennedy S wife .s Jno Hen & j.. s,,,k
Eliza Meyers '' Jacob Ru..r
Ann Mey.rs vs. do
8 Rudy. guard. Of David Meyens" Do
s.ms sarah Ms,us" Do
same HenryM.y,ssw
Rhosls for Csn,nsr u.- ws:nseIr vs. d
q Bsnnsr use Of S Frank " Geo Ad.n,
Chri.tr Bogsnrifs " w H ThoDp.ou
Mssss, Er Mu,ssr V MsrkIe, bsItses aud Csmp
Jse RsuyIer ,s Dsnl Rsnsiss
Whitlock for Grsbsm, use N 4 4 " Make 4,
Cn,ih Of Pa fSr k"bt Hayss ~ h ; B...,aJ
Il Z Fees " Jacob Bingams0
Robt ID Cunmings " G~v Brown
And M'CIsnaLsn " JAG Lsiser ssd John R.pk
Christians IunfslI ~ COMMITTEES Of Css Gora.
John Snyder vs Nose. Fisher
Philip larger IS Joseph Charles
s Hsupt Jr & A J WsiJ~n.sui W Jsrsi Irwin
Thos Reed vs Jacob Lewis
lac RsDgIer Ext Jno Esnsies - Dsui Renslsr
Saml H-nd. Ison " q W Caldwell Win not. l..
John II Wekss " Nm CochIsn
Ruhl for Grshsm snd Ch,is, " Jared I,vin
Simon Hummrl vs. Thss IssIick
John N Bsnisr '. saml Long
Peter Gsm msa " " WsgrnseIlsr surv. part
DAM sud Caroline Jarrett - Z Z Hartman =, al
John Risel " Jacob H<rdeG
Jse syphef q lac syPher sni Eli,s Nsyhm
Jno Gilbsrt & Co vs. " IN May& Reuben KIo.s
Valentine Hsss " Henry spsyJ ei 81
ChIist Harmsn " S,mi sehreckcux.st
Jasob kloss " q. t,jes & Match
Eli K Price " Wm Tate
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05
DR.. TRASK'S
Magnetic Ointment!
|13Is

What young man wants 10 wear a " ig
We all know the value Of good head of
hair. A young man with a bald head, is
sort Of walking caIicature of his species.
Hence the many various attempts to rene
dy or conceal the deficiency. Hundreds
OF the young men of this country, aiier try.
ing the thousand and one chemical prepa-
rn'ions and nos,rums for restoring the hair.
are driven the necessity of wearing a wig
practice as little conducive to cleanliness,
as II is dangerous TO health! Nov, We hap
pen TO know from practical experience that
Trask's Magnetic Ointment will restore The
hair on bald head, when all other RENE.
dies have failed.
Sold in Lewisburg. w holesale and retail
by Thornton & Baker. Price 2, and an
ccn,s per bottle.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05
h l. said that The Hon. Henry Cla,
passed through New York city, from Sa
raiosa to Newport On Friday last. 50 quiet :
Is that j, was not known until next day.
Ml a Il r ne Q.

IN Bedford. Pa. Auc. II by Res."m.
L.MCalla, JACoR \. MANN merchant. nd
SARAH ELIz.REgm, only daughter Of J II
Hickok, deed, iorm-Ily Of this place.
Ia East Buffalo, Union Co.. 9th inst. by
Rev. p. B. Mari. WILLIAM A. WHITE, oi
ClintonviIIe, Clinton Co., AMI Miss ELIZA
BETH ANN, daughter of Robl II Laird Esq.
UrThe Ess, Buffalo printer.' fee we find to
be TWO noble cakes-emblems Of the fertility Of
the soil and The large -hesrtedness Of the ownsra
May We live 70 be remembered q thousand times
in this fashion = and the hsppy pair oullive Us +!
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05


To His Ereelleney, Coz Vim. m.F.Johnsfon
By the foregoing sta,emen: ! report 9
Balance in the Treasury applicable TO the
North Branch canal o! $l64 226 l3. The
Aodi,or General prepared and signed twt
reports to your ExcelIency on this subject
the first one showing an unaPPropria,et
"eyces." or bn:ance 10 the Treasury o
$2,126 I3, and the second one an unap
propria,ed balance Of $22,726 l3. | could
not concur with that officer IN either o
said reports, therefore declined signing
them.
tcould not conscientiously, sign either
Of them, for the reason tha, they flI shor
of the sum required, by the Ac, OF Assem-
bly,. for The North Branch canal. by ovel
oi27,OOO while my estimates, which
have carefully revised. showed a sum more
than s,ffitient TO authorize the commence.
men, Of that work.
Under the circumstances, ] deem il tc
be my duty 10 lay before you the (orego.
ing statement exhibiting the unnppropria.
ted balance in the Treasury, in order that
ycu may TAKE such action in the premises
as in your wisdom may be best for the in.
teres's Of the State.
The es,ims,ed receipts in the Treasury
from the public works, outstanding taxes.
add other sources Of revenue mentioned,
are based upon a careful examination of'i,e
income from those sources in precious
years, anS il 10 confidently believed they
cxa Be relied on, especially If collections
are pressed with thai energy, which I am
aware il is your d. sire to iniuse into the
business operations OF all the depa rtmeh,s
of The Government. A considerable sum
cen alse be realized by pressing the col
lcr'nn of the large amount Of accounts
now IN The hands Of various collecting
agents. s
The large appropriation Of o'ersl, 200.
900 TO the public works. by the late Gene
raj Assembly, viii discharge the State in
dcbtedness thereon, and will free the Trra-
sury IN. coming year Of that burhen. Ia
consequence, We may safely calculate thai
no more ihan $8OO, ,0o0 will be required
bv The Sln,e works the ensuing year. In
this view Of the subjrc,. there csa Be- n"
h-sitsncy in ssyins ,hs, the State dsst may
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05
The Democratic Convention Of Nor

The Democratic Convention Of North
umberland county nominated
Assembly-Jno B Packer, ESQ. Sunbrry
Reg L. Rec.-tnp P Pursei, Sunbury
Treasurer-Geo B Youngman. Sunbury
Commissioner-WmW Wilson, Lewis
Aud',or-Wm L Cook. Northumberland
Mr.. .Youngman is the Gazette printer.
Mr.. Pursel was nominated to his Office
last fall. but defeated by Martin Irwin. since
deceased. He is again opposed oy two In
dependent cand.daies-John W. Miles, Of
N .rth' d, Democrat, and by Mr. Rockefeller,
the Wing incumbent Of the office.
Maj. Dewart appointed Senatorial, and
Wm. Folmer. Representative, Delegates
to the next State Convention.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05
CURED by the uss Of Dr.
~ MLane,s Liver Pills disease.

IL -
with perhaps the single exception Of Con-
sumption, is so much dreaded in the Cni-
ted States as Dyspepsia. Originating in u
diseased state Of the liver. it is often con-
founded with Consumption itself by the un
happy sufferer, who pines away until
death releases him from pain ye, q rem
edy IS within the reach Of all. which will
relieve all cases Of the Kind. and work o
speedy and efeciual cure.
DR.. Diver Morgan, disting. ished ply.
sician OF Virginia with very extensive
practice, has used these pills in all cases Of
Dypepsia, and in all cases with complete
success. Certificates ia abundance are iu
the hands Of the propri-,ors Of this invalu-
able medicine, q. Kidd s. Co. Wood-s,.
corner Of Fourth. Pn,sburg) the follow
ing, however, from Ohio, will speak vol.
umes to those suffering under any oi those
diseases which arise from diseased liver.
'Rishmond, Jeff Co Ohio.
"Ms.sr.. J. Kidd 4 Co.-This 10 10 certify
that my wife has been afflicted for seversl years
With tho following pains, at periods, more or less
Pains in the right eide, shu, The edge Of the ribs
extending u the right shoulder pain in the back
ps',>Oi the bead ard .bove tbs eve. sccomp anied
by wcskness. lose Of sppstite. and almost con-
stan'ly eonfnsd to her bed. Since August -hs
has u.sd three boxse Of Ur MLans's LiverPi!ls
and have nav IN .lato that by N. Use OF 'hess
pi;ls, she hs. been hen. tied in no ordinary de-
gree. Under the rroviden-s of G,,d she now on
joys gooj health and is sble to attend TO the do
meslic eoncerns Of my family
JAMES STEWART"
AGENTS--C W StRAvYII, Le~isburs; II
Sheafsr. Milton G-rhart. selinssrovs; J W
Frling, Sunhu'y Mrs M'Cay. Northumberland
T. Grisr. Moore 4 Car-ks,lon. Dan,ille.
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September Court.
Sherif's Proclamation and Jury
List, Oh last page.
SIlERlFF"S SALES.

The ShsiiH Il Union Sounr, averiisrs ii =,
hs will .ell al .hs Cuu,t HOUSE IN New Berlin
ou Monday the I7:h LAY =! sept. list.
A Wse, Of land Ia Cnloa TIP sdj,ining land.
II JsS'b anil ftsdk " 's'ss. Penn. creek. aps
Andrew s"d Michasi B.nfet. containing 20 acre.
Of viii h IS are cleared, ai.t Oh which ss log
ia sliiu. houss. rpfins h"a.s. hsrn % By I6. 9
sPrins near ,hs hssss. and sn crehssd-s.-d -
The prof. cry II John No~rst.
T~" lot. in S.Iiu.sra's .out.inins sh'us hal,
sn acre. whsi.nn srs . log h-uss. s,stls and
other ous-hui'dirgs. ali j'in'r5 Wm Bys's norsA
slso S seres on The Lie o: Q.s. whss."n ss q
% -m,Ii. dry ..Ioek and bostys'd . large wsr-.
h'use and s,vi--houss. si,bl,ns. and r,her ont.
buitings IS. three lots containing shres f,ul,a.
Of an as'e. Numbered =. .. and 10, adj nuins ?
Rich,s' 9 on The south aud Is PENN Csnsl on
the ss.,; ais" LIT No I. soutsiniug chou, ono
fourth Of sn sers. . J'inius P~nns creek ire
wss' sud the Penn Canal on The ssss- all s.li
- The prope't. Of G.orx. 6Sudrua.
pises If ground in Union Up adj lining
lands Of Haix-. Duhhs. and Psnns creek, cunIai.
ming two acres cleared. whs.ssn ere log u,s.
clover mill w.ni.l s,sble &c-ss the property
Of Vim Fisher.
Another tract in Onion TP sdjoinins lands Of
Gibbons, Schrsehsn, Brown, HsiUs. aud others.
eontsining 90 se'es 30 cleared with } log hou-
ses. l's stable. aud sa apple orehsrd-ss The
property Of Joseph f.rran.
lot In Chstlsstown containing ons-sigh.h Of
On scIo, adjoining John Hartman and Daniel
Adams, Wherein sre . frame house and frame
stsble-ss the property Of Michael E~ig.
A tract Of land IN Hartley Tp a',jai"ins PenIs
creek. heirs Of Merrill. snl p end H k-is'sr
containing 1873 acres. 80 acres cleared. vh~rson
sre q log house. tenant hou.e. log barn, orchard,
&c.-ss ih. Prnpr'ty Of Peter Dorman.
Lots No. ~ and IS in Cen,rs,iIls. containing
one-half an acre, sdjoining Daniel shower; sls"
four lots. containing one acre sdjoiu,ns stine.
Bilser. High street. and Reiehl'y-.. The prop
.ry;of Joseph We,Jnsn.
A ''sc, Of land in Washington rp ajjcinins
Shotzbergrr. Lenis. Ge'man, ds. eontsining -
aeres-ss the property Of John I.en,s. Jr.
He will also coll =, Pt esury. o. 10, A. ". Of
ihs l2,h int lot Of ground containing one
fu'th Of sn acre. adjoinins widow Hibish. end
having thereon Log stsbIs. &c; also aeres 81
Perehss. cleared. 10 Washington TIP. sdj,inins
Meyer, sw",.. Buyer. the nigh ssy. Hou,s. and
'thers-ss the property Of Vim F Schnss.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

Seven men blown up The Huntingdon
papers state that seven men were blown up
ON Thursday week al the Tunnel about ten
miles from tina, place. man named Mi
chael Hart died shortly after. and was bu-
ried on Saturday 1.-Two others were not es-
pected to recover-lhe rest were not dan
uerorsiy injured.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05
Notice..

CUBSCRlBERS to the =" University at
- Le~isbury" who have not paid their
FIRST ins,almen', (due last January y are
respectfully requested 10 pay the same
without further notice, to
sAML +. WALKER. TmxAA
BY order Of The Board OF Trustees.
Lewisburg, Sept. I, lS49.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

the Cuba Espednisn.-The Republic
OF yesterday has Information that Lieut.
Folien. Of lhe United Steamer w a,er Witch,
has notified the officers and mrn coIlec.ed
u. Round Island. near Pascn .ouln, II dis
prrse immediately. or that ali their sup
plies would be cut of. Every ou,le, VA.
watched. So That any hostile movement wns
immssibC.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

"The Good Samaritan found iis HIM
anticipated BY our correspondent "Unus, ="
last week. And now, what thinks the G
S. Of a paper advocating Peace,aud with IL
half dozen lawyers advertisements 10 il.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

Poor IorsE But little has been said
in regard 10 the law, which requires the
people Of this county 10 decide by ballot,
whether or not they are in favor o. "a Poor
House. We understand that there is an
impression that the contemplated Poor
House is joint work of this and Nor,hum.
berland county. This is not the case.
Each county is TO provide for i,.elf.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

~ Much obliged TO the magnanimous
writer for the mammoth Times" Tor bis
graluitous goodness in bringing our humble
sheet before the " or i'd; and in return for
his kindness. We would hint TIA, II he again
runs down Our Democrat pressman, NJ j.
C.. wont get bis uofe.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

UWe hear nothing further Of the N l.
ton new county matter, nor Of the attempt
to annex Penns township to Nor,humber-
land. The nomination of Mr.. S.iler lays
those plans on the shelf for one year.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

"Evil communications corrupt good
manners" is an AXIOM made evident by
the recent init alton by The ''Siar,' Of the
style and vocabulary ereu lille so chornc.
,elis,ic Of the Times" Considering how
early it is in the campaign, those papers
have got up their spirits pretty "high," il
calling hard names is any proof Of that
condition.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

We learn BY .'Star Of the North-Ex
ira," that the Columbia County Dcmocra-
tic Convention met =, Bloomsbury Monday
last, and nominated
For Assembly John M'Revnolds She
riff, Peter Bllmyer: Treasurer. Amandus
Levers; Commissioner, Joseph Yetter /;
Coroner, And. Freas Auditor, H z Kline.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05
SCHOOL NOTICE.

DROPOSALS will be received BY the
i Beard of Directors of the Lrwis5urg
school District, until Monday next. 10Th
insi.. for Three Male and Two Female
Teachers. to supply The several Districts
the coming season.
JONATHAN WOLFE, Sac.
Sent. 4, I049
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DIED..

10 this Borough. lst inst. aged IS years.
LVCiND., wiie of +. Reese.
ln Milton. 81 inst Hamlet 4. khRR,
printer, aged . years.
10 New Berlin 25rh uk. sgrd 70 venrs.
SUSANNA, widow of the late Isaac, Meflx.
la New Berlin. 26lh cit. aged 81 years.
Rev. PlgER Beaver.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

While pu'sing The rafiers on building,
in Bark Hole Vsiiey. on Friday a week,
Mr.. R,ubfn Bat,,e fe.l from Tie top to
the cellar, and Was sln:os, Instantly killed.
He leaves iar9r family 10 mourn be loss,
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

floAxEp-the man that came 10 Lewis
burg 10 coax her citizens 10 vote against
their own candidate Also the man who
tried 10 persuade the members of our Uni
formed Corps to vote up the old Militia
Law !, Some men are moi too proud 10
drink at candidates expense, y ho will pu,
in a vote Of another color!
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

Thaddeus Stevens has received the hon
orary degree Of Ii D. from Canonsburg
College, and Thomas U. Walter that oi
AN. from Madison University.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

"By permission Of the Grand Division Of
Pennsylvania. a public procession Of the S.
Of T. will t,ke place." &c.
Such is the nolice Of a meeting before
Us. Would il not be better 10 say, BY
permission of D vine Providence" or is the
"Grand Division" higher authority
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

Texas. new d. legation 10 Con-
p,ess consists Of David R Kaufman, re-
elected in Eastern D;s,ric,, and Vo!ne, f..
Howard, elected in The Western. Both are
Democrats. Kuu man had % opposition
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-05

James Pollock is named in the Erie
Gazette as the mex, Wing candidate for
Governor. DR. Luther Rely is suggested
by a Democratic paper for their party.
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Pennsylvania Finances, and the
North Branch Canal.

ESQ., TREAsuRr DEPARTMENT.
Harrisburg, Angus, ~, ls46.
To VIM. r. Johnston.
Governor Of Penney lvania
Sir Ia obedience to the requirements
Of The 35lh and 36th sections Of The Act Of
the 10th Of April last, the undersigned re-
spec,fully submits 70 your Excellency the
following exhibit of,he finances Of Penn
syivania
To amount OF money received in
the Stale Treasury from the
10Th Of April to the l4th Of
August, ls49. s2,l73.256
CR.
BY amour: Of money paid out Of
Treasury since the 10th OF
April, viz:'
Paid loan made to meet
February inieres, s2ol 1863
Paid the drafts Of Canal
Commissioners and
iocA keepers wages on
States works. 486 ,O30
Paid damages Oh canals,
&c. l3,626
Paid Hospital for insane
poor 10000
Paid public institutions in
Philadelphia. $4,000
Paid August. interest on
Stale debt, and Tioga, ....
Portsviile and Danville
guarantees. l,Oi4,757
Paid expenses Of Gov.
ernn.eni, &C., &c 75,e22
,e6s, 81
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rThe advertisement OF The University
for next session-commencing Oct. IL
came to hand too late for this week.
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be reduced at leas, three hundred thous.
and dollars nezi year. and. at the same
time, give, under the Act Of the 10Th oi
Aprli last, The sum Of from $750,OOO to
$900, 900 towards the completion Of the
North Branch canal.
Il now remains With your Excellency TO
decide wha, shall be done in the premises
the present season.
With high consideration. have the hon-
OF 10 be your obedient servant,
G. J BALL,
. State Treasurer.
Treasury Department.
Harrsbnrg, August IA, ;s49.
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1The Democrats of Susquehanna
county have Nominated their Printer for
County Treasurer. I his is the third lime
within few years they have thus honored
the profession.
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We understand The Directors of The 20.
rough Schools have determined to classify
the scholars, hereafter.