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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-23
GaIena A0pertisem lnts.
A. c. DAVIS,

A. G. DAVIS,
No. 90, Galena, Illinois.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HARDWARE.
No. 90. 80 rms letter and cap
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17
flIlO.

Ia Lew isbur., 18th inst. MANY, wifi
Of Jason L. Chapel. aged Gs years. !
mon,h, and ii days.
Was found dead ia her bed, IN Whit,
Deer Tp, Friday morning last, aged a3.
Many. daughter OF John Ne~mau. Ile'
health WAS ib6rm, bat We understand she
had relir-d the evening b,.iore without ANY
IntImation of iucrt a>ing illness.
In Butlnloe township, 26'h uls. MARIN
RI>HEL. in his 41ih year.
In N ,dison TIP, Col Go. 2l,t uIr.. Mrs
CATn.KiNr EYiR, in her 18th Year.
She way the relic, Of Ludwig Eyer. the
original proprietor Of Bloo.n.6urg.~ " bo laid
oui the Town, and after whom ii was tor
many wear, called %, ,errown." He died
in 1914 nyed Al years. HIS wife now
lies by his SIDE, in the churcli-yard h.
lnld out and gave The town. t
10 Philadelphia, l2th u',., aged 33. OF
disease contracted IN Mexico. Capt. THo's
8. LoIsKR. His reu aims we're brought 10
Reading, and inferred with martial honor.
10 England. recently. aged 10.
MrsrERs, who married Mary ellsworth,
the early LOVED of B, ron.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17
Foreign News.

The news by the Caledonia from Liver.
pool and London 10 Saturday, the 20'h oI
September. II is Of compa ratively Sigh,
interest and importance. The corn trade
was dull, aud prices had fallen. Cotton
was without any marked change. Ameri-
can stocks were in good request. The
Queen had l-f. The Highlands on her return
to England. Everything in France was
quiet. Mr.. Rives had arrived a, Paris. A
Russian officer had arrived at Constantine.
pie, 10 demand the ex,radi,ion Of The Hun
garian refugees. The Pope was still at
Naples. but was TO leave about the lst Of
October for a town in the vicinity oi Rome
He had published decree, accompanied
by an amnesty, which had excited great
dissatisfaction by the want Of iiberaii,y
which i. Displays. Everything was quiet
u, Rome. there ws~s good deal OF irrira.
,ion in the pubic mind.
The lales, news from Hungary states
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17

that Comnrn had not surrendered, but ac-
tive measures were on foo, for pushing i,s
siege. A correspondent Of the Times, " no
visited the place on the 10 h Of September,
sruics tina, 20 900 men wero rnranped
there, and rha, $50 eighteen and twenty.
fi;ur FOUNDERS we're TO employ cd IN redu-
cling the fortress. The garrison is said 10
be 900 strong. and The number Of he
ci,izcns is II GOO. Pr"vi>i ms wr.e entire.
" in the hands Of the garrison, and The eli
izens were compelled TO pay eI for a pound
OF coffee. Ma, was plentiful. Terms had
been offered The garrison similar TO those
granted by Marshall Radei.ky TO the We
nl'ians 4: The siege was to commence, II
these terms were rejected. on The 2lst.
The Emperor of Russia has returned to
81. Petersburg. and his troops are gradual
ly Withdrawing within the Russian frontier.
It was reported that Gen. BEN had died
Of his wound. 10 WaIIactia, bn, the rumor
lacked confirmation. The Cholera was
rspidly on the decline in England.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17
ID Z tai e 4 II ID.
Or. John Locke,

CtURGEON DENTIST. respectfully infarm.
- his friend. and the public in general, ihs,
he has conclud.d to make Le~isburs hi, perms-
nent plare of iesijencs DR.. l.. has taken room.
on Market Square, first door below the Printing
Office ~hieh he i'll have fitted up to Operate Ia
by the lst Nov. ne1t. Residence on Third 81
with Mr. John Paul.
Dr. Locke is a regular graduate of the B Ill
more College of Dentsi Surgery. beside which
justification he has had the advantage of five
years experience in the practice of hi profession
in Penns, Ivania, Ohio. Illinois, Wisconsin, and
the citv o! Baltimore. Md.
DR.. l.. takes oil the journals Of the day which
contain Now and useful Information in the line
Of his profession; and from his arr arrangements with
the best manufacturers of teeth. gold toll SC vii
alaay- keep on hanl for the accommodation pf
his customers the very best quali,y Of all t.
materials used in hi. business.
Persons vi hing Dental operation. perfJrmsd,
will Il d IL to their advantage TO give him q e,i
as he Is determined not TO be surpas-ed Il. IL.
beauty aud durability Of his peiao. BY any one
Iewi.hurg. Oci. II, lsf9
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17

rThe editor Of the Wing paper !"
Juoia,a is a philosopher as well as aId'de-
camp to the Governor. Col, MC'ure re
norris after the baille as followss
"THE RESULT All we have to say,
wont take much space. The en'ire Loco
county ticket is elected, BY maIorI'Ies large
enough for both practicable and senleei
purposes. We did think ut first OF com
complaining Of some Of our Wing ,ow".
ships. but when they all came in we iound
.,ba, we would have to lick the whole
school''-so We jn.i stopped short. The
matter OF Growing, and other li':ie lnxuTirs
incident 10 elections, we respectfully de-
cline. hoping that our neighhor up the way
vi do them ample justice.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17
nR. M'LANE'S LIVER PJLLSlh

InR. MLANE'S LIVER PJLLSl!--
IL This grea, remedy for diseases OF he
Liver, Is OF much elder date than us lnlru-
duclnn 10 the public. Its discovercr, QUO
~ it'e hrsi physicians in this country, usd
II tor wears IN his practice, before he -'ef
announced II TO the world. The ca,,,ouc
OF so many quack remedies. heraIded a'
possessing the l'Ao,t marvellous qualities tor
healing all Diseases. disguised an accom-
Plshed and well educated physician, who
naturally felt some dread Of being con!our-
ded with the crowd OF Preieniers To the
medical ari. whose nosirums were paraded
IN every newspaper as sovreign remedies
Tor all the i'll. that flesh is heir 10. lhs
Representations of those to whom his P!ls
had given reIiei, however. and the urgent
solicitations by physicians with who" n:
had associated in his practice. and who haa
witnessed the wonderful cures effected BY
his remedy, AT length induced him TO mass
Il public. For sale al the
AGENTS II W ScHArvLk, Le~ishurg "
Sheafer. Milton l. Gerhart. Sciinssro'e;
fr,linz. Sunburv Mrs MCay. No.'bupieer''n'
" Grisr, Moore Qansille
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4 Il Z

"Wha, has bxn dope can be sone.' i.
. mo.io not always pe in roIi'ics. OH,
a year ago, Mr.. NJ 'ushin he'd 1905
majority for Reeresensallvsir thisDl,,rc,
Now he has bu, a little over 100 maj. and
as he made no effort 10 help himself, soros
of his party wish they had lie, him gop.
over the dam.
Mr. John Haas vas once elected SherB
ofsUDion county, aud though, he could bs
again. He tried. and 60, 3O6 vores-
lacking only 36O7 sore, OF being ,lsc,ed
{ 6lnl John Cummings ~as also .ler,..
ShA6f, once'upn 4 lime. aud lhoryA, h..
was sure OF being elected 10 the Lep.sIsurs
-aod he got few more votes Than h.
hnd OF majority before! "a '
And SO many Wings ,ro, ihin.iDg ,ha,
both times ard men change soppo.ea
IN their innocence that after whipping The
Democrats .as. fall they would Say VIM,
and so the Aforesaid Wings STAYED al hone
BY thousands, and The DemocIats csr,..a
the Stale.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17
The California News.

We give in 10 days issue copious details
from our Pacific files, received by the EN-
pi.e Cry. They will be found to be of high
ly Interesting character. Ia regard to the
Gold product, the accounts are as favorable
as could be expected, and more so rh,n
those BY the last arrival. The waters were
lower, and the hard labor OF the miners ap
pears TO be we'll rewarded. The mist OF
exaggernrion is being gradually cleared
away, nnd the true position Of affairs in
California can now be more easily ascer-
tanned. 1t is evident that The supply Of
gold in the aujitrous deposits, although no,
inexhaustibe, is very extensive, aud that
hard labor in the dry and wet dggings is
well repaid. Fortunes are not found IN eve
ry pocket. and, as in all lands, some arc
unfortunate or unlucky.
The movement towards the formation Of
n State Constitution is proceeding. and a
decidedly Anil Slavery spiri, i. manifested
throughout. The troubles anticipated with
the Chiliians ami other foreigners do no,
seem to have been experienced, and The re.
moval Of these "outside barbarians" from
the digginss has been. partially a, least,
accomplished wi,hou, resort to actual vic.
lence.
The precautionary measures taken BY
Gen. Smith for The relief Of the overland
emigrants will meet with warm commend.
alton from all quarters.
4 very large number Of arrivals. it will
be noticed, had taken place at San Fran
cisco, from the Atlantic cities, disembark.
ing an immense number Of pilgrims 10 the
Sacramento and the American Fork. The
Shipping List in our paper Of to-day will
be read with eager interest by thousands
Of the relatives and friends oflhesc pilgrims.
The indications Of high regard for law
and order among the respectable portion Of
The citizens Of California are confirmed by
this arrival, and those dissolule characters
who have tlocked TO the Pacific expecting
immunity for all their crimes, NEE, a more
stringent justice than they left home.-
Wy Tribune.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17

By actual count OF Coin in Bank in New
York few days ago. the count was $s,.
100000, which. with the amount in the
Sub. treasury, gives over eleven millions
and half Of dollars in the City, consider.
ably above the average amount. This
amount. with the continual receipts from
California during the winter, and the ab-
sence Of apprehension Of a shipment Of
Specie 10 Europe, must keep the money
market easy.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17

~ Potatoes are said 10 be scme~ hat
scarce and small this year. but We doubt
it. Mr. Thomas Reber 5, nds vs. one OF u
round shape, ia, cheeks. laughing eyes. q
pound and I'VE know not how much, IN
weight, which he doubtless considers q
Democratic produciion-and vet Ne guess
some Of The Wings can show bigger one
if thew can't crow over Gamble.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17

hTGtmble has about 5 0OU majority.
The Democrats have ] majority III th',
Scna'e, and enough Dem. maj. IN the
House to repeal all the "terrble Laws. ~
they past los, winter, without the aid Vi
Maj. Cummings.
We hope to give complete or official re-.
tuns from The whole State, uext week.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17

ETMr. Davis ltciur-d last ~tek three
evenings in the BAPTIST church on Baby lon.
Egypt. &C., 10 AUDIENCES no: half the size
a subject of that nature should draw out.
The exhibition j. perfectly unexcept'on.
able one, and W. see not how any mind ol
ordinary intelligence Could fail OF giving il,
deep attention. We can cf.eerlully com.
mend the lecturer as q man worthy Of
public confidence and patronage. and his
lectures are we'll calculated to nweaken
interest, to ins,uct. and by the impressive
lessons they teach, TO favorabIy impress
the mind and the hear, of every one.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17

Fatal Accident.-The York Press states
,ha, Jesse Sherman. Of Codorus township.
met with an accident which resulted in his
death. He was attending his saw mill.
and willis, thus engaged. his coat skirts be
came entangled 10 the wheel, and his body
was drawn in, and so terribly crushed that
before assistance could be rendered he was
deprived Of lie.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17

UTWe have not moi received The o.
fetal Election Returns from Juhia'a
Those oil Uuion county are inserted above.
II will be seen that the average Whia ma
j,rity is smaller than common, and the
Democratic vote larger. The change ia
princip ally in the south river townships.
The Independent candidaic, ruu well, and
it they had only advertised in the only In.
dependant paper. who knows bu, they
might have been elected
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Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17
El a & & led.

By Rev. J. S. Lee, on the ll'h insi..
JACOB SurvELEY, of Buflaioe Valley, and
Miss ELIZABETH A. STouGHToN, OF Chit
!isqua9ue.
In New York rirv, l2th nit. by Rev J..
G.. Lnwrie, Rev SLAroR e. HEPBURN, OF
LockHa,-n Pa, and ANNA MARIA BoYp.
Of New Yrrk
On the 2i'h ull. hy Rev J. 6. AnsPach,
ADAM KILN. of Kelly and Miss LrciHDA
ANDERSON oi Builaloe.
On The ~. by Jos. Kelly, Esq, ALEX
AMBER HrrcHIsoN Of Lewisburs and Mss
ELIZA Ross OF Butfsloe
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17

We have authority for saying that the
President will! probably no, find it possible
to resume and complete the Northern Tour.
which was SO suddenly interrupted by his
illness at Erie. His health is not ye, fully
restored. and the pressure Of public bu.i.
ness will render it difficult, for him to leave
Washington this Fall.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17
orphans court sale.

NOTICE is hereby eiven, rha, by ,irlu'
~ Of an order of the Orphans C"ur, G
Union county, vii lie exposed 10 Pubic
Sole. on WEDNESDAY N. 24b day OF DC
1"Srk neat, by lEr urder.i sued. Admins
Mators Ct IH'E,s IDpINGt, d, ,ceassd, III,
klicwing renl proqcrly. 10 vii:
All ,hat mcssus.e and tract Of land, Sill
sailed in keii. IT,, Union Co. adjnninp
lands Oi jacob Hartman, Adam Siahl, and
o:bers, containing about $50 Acres, rear
ITO scrrs cleared, the balance yoru Timber
land, all well warerei-w ieIe, is erected
two Story H. Use, large tank Barn ana
other necessar. uui-buldirgs. THIS farm il
in good state ui cultivation /; an Apple
Orchard, ard oikcv F,ul' Trees are cn the
land.
Sale 10 commruce nj 10 .'c'urh, A. N @.
On The pItmse:, whCn and ~h,it terms
nil. te made Ii GHn ~ Tie subscribers.
LEN II inE.NG~,
aNDEEW liD!AGS.
Admi, i,t,a,ors.
rAt the same time and place
uiIi b. ."Id a I,ac, oi land, adjoiaing the
s.o.e. cun'a nina alb u IS Acres on h'ch
j. eiec,cd q brick House and otter out
bcildir gs-u good bearing Alple Orchard
nearly oil clean ard n sm d .'a!e Of
sxlii.a'ion. LLwIs ippiaGs.
S-pt, %. le49.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17

lion. Andrew Stewart Of Pa. has iii is
stated) been appointed Minister to Brazil,
i" place Of Maj. Thomas W. Chinn, who
returns on account ofiH bealih.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17

The Territorial Courts OF Minnesota
have Just been opened. Twenty attorneys
were admitted to practice, which certainly
will be though sufficient number for a
population Of no more than FIVE thousand.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17

The New York Globe remarks, in view
of the appaIani Democratic union in that
State:
The only epidemic now in our city, is
the Democratic grip. 1t is extending in
every direction, and bids fair to knock the
Wings into collapse early in November.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17

Joseph e. Powell, Wing, is elected to the
Legislature from Bradford county. This
is the first Wing sent from Bradford since
Gen. Elihu Case and Col. George Kinney
were elected, in 1897. Mr.. Powell is one
Of the first settlers Of Bradford,
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17

Pres. Taylor lett Washington on We'd
nesday 10 attend the Agricultural Fair and
Cattle Show near Baltimore. He de-
signed returning 10 Washington in day
or two, and would not extend his visit fur
ther North al present.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17
PURE FRESH COD LIVER OIL.


rIVHIS pew and vol,,hJe Medicine now
.I b.. ,h.. aLJ ,.,i:,; ...;,L
q. ''..'s'
>uch astonishing eincacy 'h Tue cure Oh
pukaopo.y C,nsu,gptioy. Scroftk,. CLrsuie
Yb.,,,c,;.o, C,,,, os,er,j D,s;L,y
ca.I,:.,. - -. x;y...
.La
ION EISu r.. ..;,.;n., NJ. .,,,ossi,
-
''' WI
n,"ne, ~ 1"n W. ''1,' :. ~ rps a' yun p'uo =,
us,,;c,,n ~ Un,,.,.;,v Cal,.rc IonJon eonsu,
,,us rhy.;rian to IL. Hn.,i,al Tor Gonsumpr,on,
&c, soy. Il have prescribed the "r in above
four hundred case" OF iub"'cnlons disease OF the
Lungs IN different stages" men nave veeh unI'F
"y ea'f 'ie vs.. .~o s,"s' .cs az" ., aaa u. 10 .n
r,,,'..J s. "J hv ma,s.i uneoui,oc,l inprovrmen,
saring in degree in different cases from tenn.
porA,y re,arda,ion Of the progress Of the disease
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17
jury LIST,
for adjourned Court to commence
October 22, lS49.

OStoDIi 80, t'-t -.
New Berlin Jacob Miih0usr.
Union JOSEPH Miman, feter Neiman
Samuel Waiter, Henry Young.
Penn.: Peter " Gray. Vim Src,rr
John Mal'hlas. Peter k"rIin, Henry {
Eyer. Daniel Jarrett, john Hartman.
White Deer Nicholas Gtoo,er, Danie
Rack Robert Camdur.
Iia Hey, Elias kalherman. John Rub,
MIchsal Peters. John Smith, John i Bra-
yer. Duniei Gc!er. Samuel Kleckucr.
Lewisburg Abbot Green.
Rufial": ID ID Guhin. James Irwin.
West Bufsiue: Daniel F.sLer, Robert
Bidger.
Beaver: Dani'I Mover. John Long.
krll, &: John Grove, jeremiah Nickel
Israel Fike. Jacob Long.
Chapman John Secchrs', Phlp Her
rold.
E,s, Buf,lor Abraham Brown.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17
- Is erecitd
Inn a Tenant House.
FOR SAlE-a .Tdrml,

C'rFG ATEb m Kelly township, Union
~ cocnry, Pa. Al "ti-s from b"wisburc.
{,nc SEA, oi The new uu,sersty.) The farm
eon'ains
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17

The Corn Crop.-The Hagersiown
Pledge says: Many Of the farmers in
this region are very agreea5ly surprised to
find that the corn crops are much be.-
ter than they expected, considering the
great dryness Of the season.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17
q'uy CHRONICLE.
LcarlSbNrg, Pa.
Wednesday Afternoon, Oct. II.

T Sec lar,e number Of rev Ad.rr-
,i,emen,s in this weeks paper.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17
REAL ESTATE.
Nothing ssln'eE than Lanil---
and no better Farms than in Union county
.onse z5malI Farm

NOR SALE The subscriber offers hi,
i home in the B,rough Of Ie~i,burg.
situated al the intersection of S.. Anthony
and Fourth sireets. The house is a large
two story frame, with u new frame barn
aud other necessary ou,buildinss. The
land comprises 6 Acres and 50 perches.
all in a high slate Of cultivation. There
are a variety of choice Fruit Trees on III.
p!ace-alsO Eever.iailng well OF water
l, is well situated for publ.c business o.
any kiud-lhe land viii supper, a smal.
family, or can be laid on, int" Village lots
JOHN REEBER.
Lewi>burg, Oct. 6, lS49
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17
235 acres,

of which i60 acres are cleared
ant 10 d gcod state al ruiiiy"t~a \ iarg,
proportion i. l.r,esioEe idnd. 4 respects
~.:cr aa.l ,nrs6nys. the iHrn has !are ad-
vsniage>, there hclng on Il several never
faii,ng springs. and n stream running llr"'
l,s r~ntrr aff riding facilities bv which stock
ssu be wn,ertd III every fed. Ia GOOD
sassans, 80 to 50 tons can h. cu tr,ln ih'
- n.sadow land. Tie House and
Gss.I Barn are frame, the -.-->
E;; 'a"sf ns,'', new. s"t a
also a Tenan, House, and nii the A-
~, buildings app~r,aining 10 fur"-a'>o
M Orchae.i. with a variety Of coed Fruit.
The above Farm. 10 offered III ~tro'c or
10 par, 10 sU', purchasers, and portion "i
re purchase money nsa, remain secured
~ the premises.
wM n. sIL-Dy. tr
POeERr HAyES,
sfib~ ss,s'r "f Ck,AH Susny, deed
Ksisy, Coi,n Co. Sept. 2. 1870
4 n. f..
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17
COMPREHENSIVE.

TNHE subscribers give notice thu, they
i have entered into Copar,ner.hP lOf
carrying on the .-....--.
FOUNDRY BUSINESS,
al the former stand OF Christ s. Boyer, and
they intend to make and keep on hand sl
kinds of Castings. Stoves. PIough., sx;.&:.
required in this region. Orders for work
executed with despatch.
LEVI b. CHRIST,
JACKSON MFADplN-
Lewisburg. Sept. ~, Is49
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17
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