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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-03
A New Mouth for the Mississippi

The people Of Louisiana are thinking Sc
riously Of opening a mouth for The Mis-.
sissippi into Lake Ponicharirain, back Of
New Orleans. II is believed lhalil would
relieve the river and its floods, and pre-
vent any such terrible overllows as that Of
last year. In commercial poin, Of view
The projecti also recommended. ltwould
open direct communication with the Gull
and Atlantic States. and render the irou.
blesome, tedious and expensive navigation
Of The Mississippi useless.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-03
Rail Road Notice.

1T having been asccrtained, at the meeting Of
4 the General Commissioners al Greensborough
on Saturday the 30th ultimo, that $4,000 dol
lars of the stock Of the North Carolina Rail Road,
as required by che Charter, still remained to be
subscribed, ii was ordered that the books again no
opened at the several places designated in the act
Of Incorporation. The undersigned Commission.
crs, therefore give notice that the Books are now
open in the Town Of Hillsboroush, and will re-
main open until the LIST day Of May next.
CLONES, Sen'r.
E. STRUDWlCK, Com.
D. F. LONG,
April 4, 1850. 30
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-03
NORTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD.


We learn that at The meeting Of the General
Commissioners Of the Railroad. held ., Greens
borough on saturday Iasi the 3oth ulsimore there
were present
VIM @. Means Of Csbsrus; John D. Lord Of
Rowan; Archibald G. Carter, Of Dasie; James NJ.
Leach and Samuel Hsrsnve Of Davidson; Ishn
N. Morehead Of GsiIiord; William A. Graham
Of Orange; George w. Morjecai, Of Wake.
A quorum Cor the transaction ofbusiness being
in attendance. Mr.. MoFdeeai was duly appointed
Treasurer; and having received the subscription
Books. and the FIRST instalment Of five per cent.
from all the subscribers represented before this
mcr,ing Of the Beard, the Treasurer reported that
subscription Books had been retained by the To-
cal Commissioners, showing a subscription to
the amount Of 1868 900. on which Eve cent had
been paid in. and received by him, viz; s4a, 400
that he was eredibIy informed that there has been
subscribed
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-03

The trial Of DR.. Webster for the murder of DR..
Parkman, in Boston, was commenced before the
Supreme Judicial Court on the 10Th instant The
trial was expected to occupy several days. The
testimony on the part Of the state was pointedly
against the accused, and conviction seems to be
almost inevitable.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-03

olive branch snd shield. and The motto
+ Piuribns Unum. on scrolls on either
SIDE The eagle il surrounded with The
words United States or america. 'sTseniy
ID. add has. Immediately over 4. eiEele
Of thirteen STARS. Ii most substantial
and beautiful coin, and will be both useful
and convenient
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-03
Whig Meeting.

VyHE Wings of Orange are requested to meet
u at the Court House in Hlsborough, on Sa-
,urday the 9th Of April, for epurpose Of appoint
ing delegates /, l The State Convention, proposed
TO be held in Raeigh for nominating candidate
for Governor. A full attendance is desired.
March 26. 3D.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-03
Disunion. we firmly believe, fsav,

Disunion. 1--we firmly believe, (saye
the Tuscaloosa. Ala. MoniIor.) that tbs
sentiment most deeply engraved upon the
American heart, j. an abiding love. an
unfal'ering devotion for glorious Union.
No efforts OF politicians and panic-makers
have ever brought the people TO coniem-
plate the dissolution Of the Union with
other feelings than those OF adherence
and dismay. When fanalicism al the
North is found TO endanger The perman-
ency Of The Union, The Indignation OF The
masses will overwhelm il al once. and il
will, If necessary, be put down with the
sinong hand.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-03
To Builders,

an Saturday the 9th Of April, at South Lowell
~ will be let TO the lowest bidder, the Building
of Brick House, forty by Twenty-Five feet, two
stories high, one room below and two rooms
above, two chimneys, and four ere places. Com
plete specifications exhibited on the day oflettng
Builders are requested to attend.
A. PARKER,
JOHN 3. LEATHERS, Building
d. G. PARRISH, Com
GEORGE T. COGGlN. mittee.
JOHN A. NcMANNES,
Marcel &c. 25-ew
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-03

A Costly Dog.-Ai Boston, on We'd
nesday. IN The rsse Of Jas. Powell VI.
ihe Fab River Company. Cor damages f'r
a child Of plaintiffs hiilen by a ferariss
dog kept or harbored by defendants. the
jury returned verdict Tor plaintiff. asses
sing damages ~ ss23 o..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-03
Ohio and the Fugitive Question.-Fro1

Ohio and The Fugitive" Queslion.-From
the suhjoined extract from a paper pub
lished al the seat Of government Of Ohio.
we learn Says the National Inielligencer,)
that measure Of extreme violation Of The
spirit Of the Constitution of the United
States, proposed in The Legislature of the
stale Of Ohio, was defeated in the House
Of Representatives o! that slate. This we
consider, at the present moment, an Incl
dent of happy augury for the peace and
harmony Of The Union.
From the Ohio State Journal Of March Is.
The bill prohibiting The officers and
citizens Of Ohio from taking any steps to
assist in The recapture Of fugitive slaves
was defeated yesterday in the House on
il final passage.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-03

G -nsal Tayior: Thai = attainment 10
l;ie un;on sftarse States shonsd be habit
nalIy lnsifred hy every Anencan hean;"
shal . dissolution would he The greatest Of
r,lamilies.- and that :. IN arru IL should
be he sipdy Of every Amefiran."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-03

From Fl0rida.-The Savannah Re-
pnblican says: We learn by private
advices from Florida thai Sam. Jones,
accompanied by Bowlegs and Hsllcck
Tuslennogee. and their parties. have all
retired TO the everglades. They express
their unwillngness 10 remove TO The
West this summer. II is believed that
the question Of money Is a material point
with them. they being disposed TO demand
more than has yet been offered"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-03
TOWnSned'S SarsaparilIa.

lust received and for sale at this Office, a
q fresh supply Of Townsend's sarsaparilla, in
quart bottles.
Also a quantity of Townsend's Almanacs,
which viii be distributed gratuitously to all APP
plicants.
April 3. Do
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-03

he zoo died On tI'e steamer ciurinnsli gO-
ing 10 Nalrhez.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-04-03
The Capitol at Washington.-I. is

4Ao 0oRASVA Nv " ooAAAnS tVAs -
stated that the Senate Commiltee on Pub
lie Buildings have agreed to report in favor
of building two new wings to the Capitol
$50 feet each in length, making in all 300
fee, addition To the length Of the Capitol.
north and sonth-the north end to he de-
voted to splendid new Senate Chamber;
the south end to new Hall for The House
Of Representatives; The present Senate 10
be Tor The Supreme Court, and the present
House Of Representatives for the Library.
Twenty Dollar gold pieces. Of The new
American coin. made Of California gold,
have made their appearance in Baltimore.
The Sun says: "'rhey are about the size
Of the silver dollar. but Of course consider.
ably heavier. On one side il has the old
original head of Liberty with the word
liberty across the forehead, surrounded
by the thirteen stars. and stamped 1880
On the reverse is the coal of arms Of
the Union. being the figure Of an eagle
with spread wings, Of different design to
those on any other coili with arrows,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-14
Convention, No. 2.

Immediaiely after the adjournment o
the Convention, the Delegates from the
seeding districts-viz: Mlllnburc, Buf
laIo, Union, Limestone. Yves, Buffalo
New Berlin, and Mddlecrcck--and con
siderable number Of other Democrats from
various parts Of The county, assembled II
the Grand Jury room and organized BY ap
pointing JAMES MADDEN.E O., Of Hartley
Chairman, and Charles D. ROuSh, o
New Berlin, Secretary.
The meeting was warmly addressed by
Robert B. Barber, Esq, Maj. Charles II
Shriner, R.F.Pialt, Esq, John V. Barber
and others, and after full discussion il
was On motion
ResoIred That This meeting appoint a
Committee to draft an address TO the pco.
pie o! Union CO.. stating the reasons why
the Democracy of this county should moi
be bound by the proceedings Of the
selfs,yIed Democratic Convention this day
held in the Court House and the Commit.
tee be directed TO call Meeting Of the peo-
pie Of the County, on the FIRST MON.
DAY Of The September Court, and invite
Col. William Bigler, and Hon. Geo. W.
Woodward to address The meeting also,
| that the Committee procure as many Dem
ocraic signatures to the Address as they
may think proper. and do such other
things in the premises as in their opinion
circumstances may require.
The Committee was then appointed by
the meeting, and consists of the following
persons, viz: Maj c. II. Shriner. X. B.
Barber. Esq, Gen. Philip Gross, jonathan
Wolfe, r. Swinelord, James Madden, Esq,
RI. W. Fries, Capt John Forster. Jacob
Reichley. Maj. S. F. Lyndan, X. F. Plat,
Esq, John v. Barber, Samuel Roush,
ESQ.,, Lewis Iddings, John NJ. Taylor,
Jacob Wolfe, Iohn Swinelord, Jonathan
Spang!er, William Elert, Edward Wilson,
Samuel Harmony, Isaac Neiman. John
Youngman. r. Doabermap. Hugh Wilson,
Sr. David KIeckner. Geo. W. Hixon,
Michael Benfer, Jos. Kleckner, DR.. A. J.
Cro'zer. lsl .la5lm aqoe F,s hs
On motion the proceedings were ordered
TO be published Il the .. Times" and
" Chronicle.'' aud the meeting then sd-
iourned. 5e rfs5s .o-ra ,s 80
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-14
DIED !:

In Lewisburg, 7ih inst, after three
years confinement to bis bod BY sickness.
RICHARD MCCLURE, aged ~ years, S
months. and 23 days. An old citizen.
In Lewisourg, 9th inst, HARRIET NJ,
wife Of W. W. MADDEN, used 35 years.
6 months, and 0 days.
In Lewisbu,g, lO,h inst, LyDrAANN x.
daughter Of Dennis and Mary Phillips aged
/ months and 2 days.
In Chilisquake. 18th inst. an Infant
daughter Of Hugh and Hannah Martin.
In Union TIP, alh inst, PsTER MOWER
aged about ~ years.
In Middleburg, 29,h ult., MICHAEL WIr.
rENNYER. in his 18th yeas.
In Wilkes-Barre, lst inst, Gen. ISAAC
BowMAN-long q prominent citizen Of that
county-aged about 20 years.
10 Mifllinville. Col. Co the IL Es.i .ins,.
DANIEL Hiss, aged about 81 4rdic:
In Milton. ed inst. aged opo6i 20 yenrs.
Miss Martha, daushier or George Tomb,
Of Jersey Shore. 81. t-.-
On the 9Th ul,.. neat Light Street. in
her SD year, HASNAH.viie Of AIem Mari,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-14
Elections.

In North Carolina, the Democrats have
gained Governor tDanl g. Reid) and the
Legislature, by which they will gain t.
S. Senator in the place of Mr.. Mansum.
10 Missouri, the Wings have gained sew
eral Members of Congress, and probably
the Legislature, by which they gain u.
S. Senator in place ol Col. Benton.
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: TERRIBLE RIor AMONG THE TAILoRs J
On Monday afternoon. Aug, 9Th the
German Tailors in the upper part OF New
York City. who are on strike. made an
attack upon tho house OF one oflheir uum-
her suspected Of working under the prices.
The, w.sdows were broken, the house en-.
1tered and Wariz, the occupant. severely
beaten. The Police in,erfered when bloc
DIV fight ensued. A number Of the Police
were much injured with stones, dirks. Sc,
while Of the former two were reported
killed, 20 or 80 wounded, and 40 thrown
into prison.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-14

Democratic County Convention.

The Democrats Of Union county assem-.
bled in Convention at the Court House, in
New Berlin, on Monday, the 10Th lac
cording to previous notice. Delegates az
peared, and took their seats, from l3 out
of 20 Districts in the County, viz Perry.
Beaver, Penns. Washington, Kelly, West
Beaver, Lewisburg, East Buffalo, White
Deer, Chapman. Hartley, Centre, and
Cen,revile. The Delegates from the re.
naming 7 districts not presenting them
selves, the Convention was organized by
! appointing GABRIEL BnrccER. of Perry.
Chairman, and James K.Dauis, oe Seins-
grove, Secretary.
The nomination OF candidate for Con-
eress was next in order; and on the Isl.
ballot Maj JOHN CUMMINGS. of Sc
linsgrove. (no other person having been
proposed received the unanimous vote of
the delegates, (26 in alI,) and was declared
duly nominated. The Convention did not
appoin, any Congressional Conierees, but
authorized Maj Cum minss 10 appoint Them
himself.
The Convention then proceeded to nomi-
nate a candidate for Member Of Assembly,
with the following results:
lst ballot. I'd.
John NJ. Baum, New Berlin IL Is
Samuel C.. Wilt, Harlleton 8 6
Philip IliIbish, Chapman g 3
II. B. He,rick, Penns
JOHN NJ. BAUM, ESQ. having received
majority of all The votes casi,was declared
duly nominated.
JOHN WALLS. Esq, Of Lewisburg,
was then unanimously appointed RePresen-
ta,ive Delegate 10 The next 4,h of March
State Convention.
Daniel 5. Boyer and Christian Karts
were appointed Conlerees TO meet Confer
ces from Juniaia county, TO confirm The
nomination for Member of Assembly.
On motion of Tho's Bower Esq. it was
Resolred TIM, Gen. LEWIS CASS con-
iinues 10 merit the confidence Of the Deu:-
ocra,ic party. His nomination will evince
success and nennsy lvania having caused
his defeat in 1913, is in duty bound 10
make him the candidate in 1852.
Resoired that We will give our unanm-
ous and unilnching support 10 the nomin-
atoms We have this day made, ,and cordially
recommend them 10 the confidence and
support of The Democratic party.
Mai CUMMINGS. the nominee forConsress,
then addressed the Convention, and stated
that it had been charged against him by
his opponents, and by the Delegates who
refused to come into the Convention, that
he Vas Cameron man, and that he only
sought the nomination Of this county ioI
Congress in order to throw Union County
into the hands Of Lycomins county so as
TO secure the nomination Of James Gamble
Esq. He pronounced these charges false
and untrue. He said he was not Gen Ca.
mcron's man, Jesse MlIcr's man, John A
Candles man. or any other mans man
but he was Jack Cummings man. liz
SAID it was no, true that he was the agen
/ of John A. Camille, or trying to play into
the hands of James Gamble for Congress
but was working for himself. He wanted
the nomination for Congress in this Dl.rc
himself, and would get ii # he could, and /
candidate from any other county got 1t
! re would have TO yet It without the aid o
the Conlerees from Union county.
The proceedings were ordered 10 bt
published in the Times and Chronicle,
and the Convention Adjourned sine die
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-14

Mr. Kerr Russell. Of Lewis township,
saw l,nd turtle on his farm recently,
which he witnessed being marked June 3.
1900, and which he has seen on his farm
eyerv year since. II looks as young as ii
did fifty years ago. and promises 10 live
fifty years more. Land turtles survive
many yyears.-M;ifonian. sgat'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-14

This truly valuable Remedy for diseases Of the
Lungs and Throat, has become the chicf reliance
of the afflicted as It's the most certain cure known
Tor the above complaints 1t is q most powerful
remedial agent in desperate and almost hopeless
cases Of Consumption. and also, IN diminu'ive
doses, one Of the mdest and most agreeable fim-
iy medicines for common coughs and colds. Real
below the opinion Of men who are known 10 the
world, and the world respect their opinions
From Rer DR. Hitchcock
JAMES C. tycr-Sr: have used your Cherry Pce;oral
in of derp-seated Bronchitis, and sai-!
from it, chemical constitution that it is admirable
pound tor the relief Of larry uia and bronchial irulii.
II opinion to its superior character b. OF
service. you at liberty you think proper
EDw. HITCHCOCK, LID, President of Amherst Coll
From the London Lancet.
AYERS CHERRY pictorial is one of the most vaiua-
bic preparations that has fallen under noticr
careful examination. do not hesitate say have
large APPRECIATION OF its merits and the fullest cninenr
in its usefulness for coughs and lung complaints.
DR. Brewster, of Windham Co, Conn, sends Us
the suhjoined testimony:
Dr Ayer-Dcar Sir: enclose you a certificate from
highly respectable lady of this town. wife Of seth C.s
Deputy sheriff of winiham Co. Ct. The her
was very prompt and has atracicd general attention
W. A. BREWSTER. VI D.
:" West killingly. Ct. sept ~. ISIS
This may certify that I afflicted with n very
severe cough in the winter Of SIS which Threatened o.
terminate in Consumption. had tried many medicines
in vain. and WAS cured hy the Of AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL. C4TnERISg r. CApY."
Direct Eridence.
DIR. Aver, Lowcl-Dcar Sir: Feeling under obligations
YOU for the restoration of my health. scni y"u =
report Of which at liberty TO publish for
the su.ft Of others. Last autumn took h-t c"li.
accompanied nv a cough and made Of many
m,licnrs without obtaining relief was obliged TO give
up business. frequently raised blood anil could get
sleep night. friend gave hottie Of your cherry
Pcctora the Of which commenced according the
directions have jus, purchased the fifth bottle and am
nearly recovered do sleep. cough has ec:.sci,
and all by the of Your valuable medicine.
T.. :. STONE. An Principal Mt Hnpr SSmny.
From Dr. Bryant. Druggist and Postmaster,
Chicopce Falls. Mass:
Dr. j. C. Ayer-Dcar Sir: Enclosed please fin rrrni,
tance fr all the Cherry Pectoral' last
unhesitatingly that medicine have gives such
satisfaction yours does. have ever medicine
which cured many of Cough and Lun. complaints
Our physicians using it extensively in their Practi.
with happrst effects Truly yrs, D. VI BRYANT.
Prepared buJ CAyer Chemist, Lo,eeV, Ms.
For sale by e w SCHAFFI.E, Lewisburg
] H Caslow. Milton; Isaac Gerhsrt, Selinsgrove,
and by Druggists generally
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-14
El A r RlE@

In Lewisburg, 9Th inst. by Rev. .Guyer,
WILLIAM DENTLER. OF Chilisquaque, and
Miss SARAH A. MArrEEs, Of this place.
Mr.Editor The nuptial tie has gIadJened the
hearts OF another couple the fears and sonows
Of the past have been buried in fprseafulness, and
the future is now explored with exquisite delight
by the bride and groom. To add to this happ.
ness. they avail themselves of this opportunity to
send share Of the dainlies Of the occasion, to
the too oft forgotten Chronicle office. Then
Feast upon them, We workers Of the press
With merry hearts, for we've done nothing less:
And while ye eat send up your earnest prayer
That bliss uncnding bride and groom may share.
JOB JE
sS~Sure cnoush-here comes bssket-full of
cakes, candies. raisins, fruit and-duly separated
from the rest as to lose none Of its fragrance
a 'Iong nine," and match! We joined 10 tho
sentiment Of "Job, Jr." while discussing the eat
ables. and passed the cigar over to the first patron
who happened in, and who thinks that-next to
getting married.
20. there e not In the world pleasure 40 sweet.
As TO sit near the window, and tilt up your feet;
Pull away at the Cuba whose favor Just suits
And gaze ut the world twixt the Of your lcotsn
On the I'd inst, by Rev. Mr.. M'Kown.
Dr. ]. MKINNEY HEAcocK and Miss MARY
Porter, both Of Cherry. Sullivan Co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-14

IMPORTANT to those having impurities
of the BIood.-BRANT'S PURIFYING En-
TRACT, the most wonderful Purifier in the
world, is now put up in QrAnr BoT rLEs. 0J'See
advertisements headed SCI DOSES" II is SO
srtong and purifying, that one bottle lasts from
ten to sixteen days LONGER than ss'ssP.liii.- d.
Thornton Il Baker. agents, Lewisburg. l2m3a'i
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-14

Gen. A. L. Roumfort, of Philadelphia.
has been appointed by the Board of Canal
Commissioners. Superintendent, Of the Mo-
tive Power on the Columbia railroad, in
place Of Col. VIM. English, resigned.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-14

GFThe final location Of the capital OF
Sullivan county, is pronounced COX" by
the press. Prosperity to Sullivan. Ditto
10 Lapor,e and WINGS to the Eagle :"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-14

rNo lime has yet been provided for
the use Of the Borough. When are We
10 have ii
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-14

6yA variety of editorials have been
crowded out this week. a. Hs.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-14
LesclSbasrg, FN.
Wednesday Morning, August Ia

ADVERTlZE E!-Executors. Administrators, Public
n Officers City and Country Merchants Manufacturers.
Mechanics Business Men-all who wish procure or to
dispose Of anything-would do well to give the
same through the Lerisburg Chro.ce. This paper
good and increasing circulation in a community conia
ming large proportion of active solvent producers.
consmncrs. and dealers any other in the State.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-14
4Hn CHRONICLE.
H. G. HICKoK, Editor.
o. N. WORDEN, Publisher.

At 80 cash in advance. Sls5 in three months. 81 pal,
Stbin the year, and $50 at the end of the year
Agents in Phadelrhia-V Palmer and T. " Carr.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-14

bTOn Thursday week, the lightning
struck The house of Jacob Smith, above
uarlle,on, and did considerable damage TO
Ii. Several Of the family were stunned
by il but none seriously injured.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-14

Population Of Montrose. 0i5. Gain in
ten wears 29l. &
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-14

"The Perry County Democrat runs
up the name Of Gen. Samuel Houston, us.
Senator from Texas, as its candidate for
next President of the United States. This
is laking time by the (orelock but, the
hero Of San Jacin,o is probably as much
in the line of promotion as anybody else.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-14

TEach party in Junala county has
made its nomina,ions-bu neither of them
named a candidate for Assembly. The
respective nominations of Union county
may therefore be considered as confirmed.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-14
Election Tuesday, Oct. s, 1850.

TThe proceedings at New Berlin on
Monday speak for themselves. WHAT effect
they will have, remains 10 be seen ; but II
is evident the end is not yet.
The nomination of John VI. Baum. The
original and talented young Editor of the
Union Tines for the Legislature, is well
received by the party. He will doubtless
hoe his own row eilectually, and hurry up
the cakes for Col. Sliler fully as fast as
the gallant Col. will be really for them
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-14

0IComplain's have been made to US
Of the condition of the brick pond at the
nor,h ives, corner of the borough. The
siagnani wafer which is suffered TO re
main in i, has proved highly Injurious TO
the health of ,ha, neishborhood. and is
daily becoming worse. The evil should
be promptly rcmedicd. No consideration
of private interest or convenience should
for momcn, be suffered TO stand in the
way of the public health and welfare.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-14

ii remain. gentlemen.
Your very obdt and humble servi,
"SasUEL e. RElp."