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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-24

medialey TO levy upon the goods and chat
ties of every such person or persons, to
the full amount Of said claim, aud sell the
same according 10 law and the money
thus collected shall be paid into the Bor.
ough Treasury.
2. Resolved, that il shall be the duty
| hereafter Of The street Commissioners. to
furnish all persons within the Borough who
may apply to them. the proper grade aid
width Of pavemenls and trees; also. the
building ne Of the street, and IN case such
persons conform to the directions given,
they shall not hereafter be subjected to The
expense Of after alterations but should II
afterwards be ioHnd necessary 10 alter, the
| expense shall be paid Out Of the Borough
, treasury, unless It shall be found 10 have
bsen The result o! manifest careiessness on
the part Of the street Commissioners, III
which case. he or they shall be held re-
sponsib;e IoI the same.
! 3. Resolved, that The stree, CommIs-
sioDers shall hereafter receive pay for all
time spen, in the discharge OF the duties
assigned them.
4. Resolved, that as there are several
pumps, so situated within the pavements
on Market street as to form serious oh
s,ructions while in their presen, position,
bat which, if moved to the curD, might be
Of important service in case Of fire, we
therefore authorize and instruct The street
Commissioners to adopt some plan 10 have
said pumps removed te tire curb as soon
as practicable, the expenses of which shall
be paid out OF the Borough treasury.
S. Resolved. that Market street, between
Front and Second land also between Fourth
and Fifth streets, shall be properly graded
| and McAdamized or paved during The pres.
en-: year, ard that the Clerk is hereby au-
ihorized 10 receive proposals separately,
for quarrying, breaklng,and hauling stone,
IN separate lots of one hundred perch each.
| for that purpose, and also to receive pro.
posals for the delivery of four hundred
perch OF paving Stone, Of such size and
quality as may be deemed suitable by tne
street Commissioners for the said work.
6. Resolved, that the owners, and hold.
ers Of property on each sids. of Market ST.
(wl,hin the limits to b.: McAdamized OF
paVed,) are hereby required to pave the
cutters and SET the cuto stone in front o
their lots, II such time. and according ,o
such d;.rec'lo..s, as may be given them by
'hf Stree; Commissioners, and If any per-
son :,r persons shall neglect or refuse :c
empty with The said requisl.lon, after hav
ing received due notice thereof, the stree
Commissioners shall proceed 10 do the sale
work, keeping correc. accoun; Of the ex'
Pense thereof; and each person, go neg
lec,ing or refusing, shall! forfeit and pay (
fine equal to The full amount Of the cost o
the SAID work. together with the costs o
collecting the same, which shall be pait
into the Borough treasury.
Z. Resolved, that the foregoing Ord
nances and Resolutions be published in tht
Lewisburg Chronicle.
By order Of The Council:
A. ii. BLAIR, Burgess.
Attest john HoUGHToN, Clerk.
Lewisburg, April l, 1850.
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Hatfield g. Thompson

Hatfield u Thompson
Respectfully inform the citizens of Lewis6urg AMI
vicinity. that they have entered into Partnership
at the OLD STAND on Market ST, opposite J
Hayes & Cos Store, prepared to execute every
kind of work in their line in the best manner.
They carefully selected of the best English and
French materials, Mainsprings Cylinders, Escape.
wheels, anl a variety of Watch Jewels, and 1it,er
themselves that their knowledge and skill in the
business will enable them to give satisfaction to
all VINO may favor them with patronage.
FINE WATCHES, such as Duplex, Es- lsS
opponents, Lepines, Anchars, Detached. x.J
Patent Levers. Repeaiers, and Musical Watches,
&c neatly repaired and warranted
Also for sale, variety Of Gold and Silver
Watches, Patent Levers, Anchars. Detached. Le-
pines, Quarters, AMI English Watches, Gold
Chains. Brcast-pins. Finger aud Ear rings Cold
and Silver Belt Slides, Bracelets, Gold and Silver
Pencils and Pens. DO SPcctacles,
X SSSSilver Spoons. Sugar tongs ComI-,
SC &c.-in short, little Of everything, and
anything else. not mentioning knick klacks,
always on hand OF got TO order
a variety Of Brass Clocks for 50 and upw ards
at wholesale and retail
Persons des,ing 10 get things right. would DO
well by giving the subscribers call
Experience tells Us that the Credit System can
not afford living. Therefore. in orler to .'pu-h
along and keep moving the Cash System mus'
necessarily be enforced. Feb -. 1850
Al HATFIELD.
WA II THOMPSON.
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A PPLICATION FOR LICENSE.-To the Hon. the Court
"A of Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the
county of Union, at May Term, 1850 =,
The petition of the subscriber hunbly prayeth
honors grant him further license for keeping public
house of entertainment in the large and commoiious
house which he occupies for that purpose in the
borough of Lewisburg in said county. lie therefore
prays the Hon Court to grant him the license asked
and in duty bound he will ever pray. &c.
A. j. WEIDESSAUL.
We the undersigned citizens of evisburg the county
Of Union being personally acquainted with Adam J
wciicnsaul the above named petitioner AMI also having
knowledge of the house for which the license is prayed
do certify that such house is accommodate
the public entertain strangers and Travellers and that
he person good repute for honesty and temperance
and that he well provided with the necessary convent
cnces for the accommodation and comfort of travellers.
We therefore pray your honors to grant him license
agreeable to his petition Lewisburg, April 1850
Henry W Fries. James Blair Stoughton, Rarslow
Furry James Crswell, Matthias Hate, Henry Neuer
Hatfield, Saml Wolfe, William Cameron, Whitlock
MFaiIin.
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MARRIED,
, H~Iiii~-~ii

On the 2sth ul,.. by Rev. I. Mitchell.
SAMUEL HISS and Mrs. ELIZABETH DiEF-
sENDERrRs. both OF Lewisburg-EDan.
vile Democrat.
On the 9th inst, BY Rev. John Guysr,
JAMBs A. AUBLs and Miss MARGARET K.
daughter Of John rrose', OF Chllilsquake'
In Sunhu,y, s.h inst. by c. Bower ESQ
George Oliphani Of i.ewisburg and Miss
Margare. Miller, Of Snnbury.
In Northumberland, 18th inst, by Rev.
Mr.. Creshead, Pembroke Leighow. o.
Point Tp, ard Miss Elizabeth Sander.
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BOROUGH ORDINANCES

HNHE Burgess and Town Council Of the
Borough of Lewisburg met, April l,
1850, for the purpose of adopting measures
for The better regulation Of the streets, pave
ments, and alleys therein. and after mature
deliberation the following resolutions and
ordinances were unanimously adopted, 10
wit:
/. Resolved. that as the pavements and
sidewalks were intended for public as we'll
as private accommodation, we deem it i'm
por,ant and necessary, and hereby ordain,
that all distractions on the same shall be
removed. We therefore authorize and re.
quire the street Commissioners to remove,
or cause TO be removed, all obstruc,ions
on the streets, pavements, and side. walks,
SO far as practicable, wilhou, respect TO
persons. giving due notice TO ell persons
who shall have in any way obs,ructed the
streets, alleys. pavemen:s. o: wa,er-cours.
es, TO remove the same, allowing them rca.
sonabIe and sufficient time for said reno
val, and in case any person shall neglect
or refuse 10 comply with this ordinance.
the street Commissioners shall proceed
forthwith 10 remove such obstruction, and
return the said person OF persons. with q
bill Of the costs Of such removal, to the
Burgess, who shall authorize and require
the High Constable 10. collect fine Of five
dollars. together with the bill Of costs OF
said removal, from each and every person
so returned and il said person or persons
shall refuse to pay the said fine and bill Of
costs, the High Constable shall proceed i'm
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GlsslrIfiS5F

V'HE partnership between the subscribers
i in the Livery business. was this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
Indebted 10 the firm. will settle with Z. r.
Hess creditors will also look 10 him for
payment JOHN NJ. HESS.
CHARLES F. HESS.
Lewisburg, April 6, 1850
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2DZH,D,

Ga The 18Th inst, near Lewsburg, Union
county, DR.. THoNis VAN VArzAu, aged 80
years LewIs'own Gazette.
In Le.isburg, 22i April. LYDIA. wife
of John Pross, aged 90 years, months.
and 2I days.
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BOARDING.

VNHE subscriber aaails himself of the col.
i. umns of the Chronicle in publishing to
the citizens Of Lewsburg and vicinity tha,
he has opened a BOARDING HOUSE in that
large and comfortably arranged house. formerly
kept as Temperance Hotel by James Kelly, two
doors east of the Franklin House, Market street.
lie is prepared to say tina, his Table shall have
the bes, the Markets can afford, and the Lodging
Of Boarders shall be as comfortable as can be
desired. !. s. STEINER.
n. b. A team and carriage
will he kept to convey passengers to and from the
Packet Boats. Lewisburg. March Is. 1850.
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MEDICAL CARD.

MEDICAL CARD.
Or. ]. RMgADS
Respectfully announces 10 his friends and
the public generally, that he has removed
his residence to the house OF his father,
formerly occupied by VIM. Porier,) a few
doors north Of Kline. Hotel. Office, Col.
M'Faidln's new brick building, mex, door
above C. F. Bowes' Store.
Lewisburg. April l, 1880
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A Gard, to the Ladies'
C.. Miller,

tnF Philadelphia, begs leave to announce TO the
u Ladies that he makes to orderr<
Ladies' Boots and Shoes. Of every
description. at reduced prices-hss A
also on hand double soled Kid Buskin Shoes for
Sl.l21, thin soIed Slippers for IS cents. and a
variety of ChiliIen's Shoes-cheap for Cash.
The subscriber devo,es himself entirely to hne
work in his line, and believing he can give sa'is-
faction. so!iei,s share Of public patronage. shop
on y. Third ST ID door south Of School.hou-e.
Eexisburg, April l6. c. MILLER.
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LABOR SAVED. and NV Washing shin!

nor SALE-s superior Washing Mixture,
which removes all dirt and stains of various
kinds in q few minutes, without injuring the
texture OF the cloth. Persons wishing to avail
themselves of this valuable mixture, with full
directions for its use, had better call @, the new
Drug and Chemical Store kept by
Dp THORNTON & BAKER, Lewisbu,g
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RECEIPT fgr the ceIehratst
- WASHING MINTtyp

4 or SPts Ammonia, i6 OF Sp,s TurpsntiLe, :
r. o. sPt. Camphor; mix in bottle. Take s
to tablespoonfuls above mixture: II Pinis -of,
soap to an ordinary tub Of hot water; mix rho'-
oushly together, then put the clothes in the tub,
and let them remain fifteen minutes before wash-
ing them out; then rinse them through two or
three waters. hang up and dry.-This Washing
MIXTURE for ssle ty G. W. SCHAFFLE.
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TNRESH TEAS.-Anolher LOT Of
l. superior Black and Green Teas ..
just reed from the Canton Tea Com
pany, and for sale at New York retail
prices by J.HAYES u co.
Lewisburg, april l6. Agen.s.
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Dentistry.
WIN. Q. STEWART, @S

r ATE Of Philadelphia. is now located on
IL Marke, street, Levisburs. opposite Mr.. J.
schreyer's store, where he st,ends to operations
on the teeth at reduction Of his former prices.
Teeth and roots Of teeth removed with the aid Of
improved instruments. aud in an easy manner.
Filling teeth and setting on Pivots or plates atten
ded TO according to the latest Improvements in the
profession. liberated, spuney, and indamed gums
cured. Thankful for past favo,s, be solicits a
continuance Of public patronage. No impure
materisis used foT 6ilings in teeth. ly2ss
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N0TICETo the Honorable the Judges Of the Court OF
Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the County
of Union at NAV Term. la5Q-
The petition OF Daniel w. Reber Of Whit Deer township
in said county, respectful showeth that he is desrou Cf
keeping public house the Forest Iron Works tho
Turnpike leading from White Deer Mills to Centcr
through Sugar Valley. lie therefore prays the Honora
BILE Court grant him license for keeping public
or tavern, and he as in duty bound will pray, &c.
DANIEL u RFBER
We the undersigned citizens Of White Deer township in
the county Of Union, do hereby certify that we'll
acquainted with Daniel H. Reber the above applicant
tavern license, and know him to he n of good
rcputc for honesty and temperance that he is we'll pro
yiicd with house-room and other conyenencgs for the
accommodation and lodging of strangers and travellers
and that public house Necessary there To accommodate
the public and strangers and travellers therefore beg
leave to recommend him for license agreeable his
petition.
VIM. l.. Ritter. Geo Underwood, Charles Kline Henry
Kustcnhair. Jacob Defenderer, Jacob Truckenmiller
John Deicnerfer, Aaron smith, Jacob Troxel Abraham
Anconey, Wm. +. DatcSinan, Joel Ranck
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Black Walnut Wanted.

A QUANTITY Of Black " alnu,, either in
IA logs or sawed to order-also, Walnut
Croiches-,he whole to be delivered on the Pa.
Canal, at or near Lewisburg. For further par.
ticulsrs, enquire Of
April 30 IL. &. HiCKOk, Lewisburg
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-24
Splendid Illustrated History

COMPRISING n full account Of the recent
~ War with Mexico. with the Lives of the
principal Officers on the American side, end over
30 Engraving. BY J. FRosT, Lii d.
The work to contain upwards of 900 pages,
large size l2mo., handsomely and durably bound
10 embossed cloth. lettered and ornamented in
gilt. PRrcE, SI,25 per copy.
Cy' The subscriber having secured the agency
of the above work for Union county, will sollci!
;he patronage Of the people for it.
=. .WINEGARDEN.
Lewishurg, April 2i-3wpd
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ITO the Hon. Court of General Quarter Sessions of the
Peace in AID for the County OF Union, At the May
Term for 1850.
The petition Of wnn L. Ritter of White Deer township,
in the county OF Unon respectfully showeth. that your
petitioner is desros of keeping public house in the
house kept fy Wrn. l.. Ritter last year, and where he
formerly kept public house for number Of years and
provided with every necessary so to do he
therefore prays TIE Court grant him license to keep
house of public -tanmcnt for the accom-
oaton of travellers and strangers and such house is
necessarily wanted, and he will pray, &c
WV. L. RITTER.
We the subscribers citizens Of White Deer township do
certify that the above applicant is of good rcrue for
honesty and temperance and is well provided with house
and convenience for the lodging and accommodation
Of travellers and strangers and such tavern neces.ar
lily wanted in New Columbia. Witness our hands, THIS
LIST dey Of April 1850.
Abraham Dersham, Jacob Biting. Abr. Ancney Israel
Cuyer Roiey MCurey Jacob Meckley, joel Ranck Sanil
'ienbcrng, Lewis Dersham, VIM. T. Datsman Paul
Gonilander. Jarob Tro1el, Charles Kline.
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WINFIELD WOOLEN
FACTORY,
Near KarNeton, Union Co., IA.

'JVfE subscriber, thankful for the liberal
patronage bestowed on his old esiab-
hshmen,, begs leave to inform his friends
and the putlic in general, tha, he has now
removed his Machinery into his New Mill,
(,uo miles abore Hartleton, near the Turn
pike. which has heen built and fitted uP on
,i.v nlu.i improved plan; and will have on
by the middle Of April an entire new sett oi
jerks la,es, IMPROVED MACHINERY,
in addition to his already good se,:. which
will make i, the largest and best 'tted-up
establishment within 100 miles oi II; aud
with the advantage OF one OF the best water
powers. he feels safe in saying that his
establishment is not and shall not be sur-
passed by any IN this part of the country.
He has engaged good set, of workmen.
and is now prepared for manufacturing
Broad and Marrow CLOTHS,
Casslmeres, TweedS, Satlnetts,
Jeans, FlanleIs, Blankets, &c.
in the hes: manner, on the shortes, notice,
a, reduced prices. "For The accommo-
da,ion OF customers. Wool nioy be len al
the following
Deposltorles
New Berlin: f Wilson's Store
s.!insgrose Davis & Schnure do
do John Hartman Ir 10
Freebrrg G & I e Meyer do
Middeburg Swepsls& Hsssinger do
Adam-burg Henry A Smith do
PennsV alley Nsrrows Mrs Mos9dc
Mninhurg Henry Cast do
Ea,, Buffalo. Samuel Reber's Tavsrn
Buffalo Y Roads: MCreght's Store
Le.f.hurg Hayes & Go do
DO Reher & Idt.inss do
West MiI;on John Datesrnan do
Milton: Nas,eller * Sxenk do
do Sweeney & Hass do
Liberty p o. WIN Dale's House
Limestone Weidenhamer's Store
pottsgrove James Reed do
4 good assorimen, of Clohs SalicettS,
Cassn.eres, Tweeds, Jeans, Flannel. .Blan
kets. Stocking Yarn, &c. always For Sale
or Exchange for Woo. or country Produce
at the New Factory.
CIRDING and PULLING a, usual.
MARK HALFPENNY.
Winfield Mills, March !, 1850
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MAS FOUND-An Umbrella. The owner
w can have it on demand by paying for
this advertisement. Enquire Of the Editor.
Lewisburg, April 81, 1850
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NOTICE

Is hereby given to all Captains Of Volunteer
Companies within the county of Union which
have been organized and equipped according to the
Act of Assembly passed April IL, 1913. that they
make proper Return Of their respective lists or
rolls Of Companies, to the undersigned Commits
sioner- of Union county. on or before the lst day
Of April, 1850. at their Office in New Berlin,
stating the name of each member. his age and
residence: hereof fail not.
Given under our hands at the Commissioner
Office IN New Berlin this l,h day Of April $50
JOSEPH WINTER,
JAMES BARBIN.
Attest JOHN WILT,
&, HRE.n.S. Clerk. Commissionsrs
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NACTTnevcr refused al the office
AAOH of,he lie ~isburg khroniclc.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-24

DR. LOCKE, Dentist, may be found at his
IL Office in Lewishurg, the present and the
Two following weeks. April %
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&. 4. STEWART.
From q letter dated

ALBANY, \. 7, April T., 1S4s-
Dr. Aver, Inwel-Desr SIR: was afflicted by Asthma
IN the worst frn that have been Obliged 20 sleep in
nv chair part Of the time, being unable To
breathe my bed. had tried great many medicines
to no purpose until Ily physician prescribed cxI
rment vau- Cherry Pecoral. At first it seemed to make
me worse hat in less than n week began exper
The nnst gratifying relief from its nnd i'll four
weeks the disease is entirely removed can sleep On
nv tG with comfort, and enjoy stat- ~ health which
bad never expected 10 enjoy GEO. :. FAkhAAI.
PREPARED bJ C.. Aser Chenist, Lo,celi Ms.
For sale ~ e " SCHAFFLE, Lewisburg !;
! II Css!ow, Milton; Isaac Ge:har., Selinsgrose,
ard BY Druggists generally
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STEPHEN W TAYLOR, A. ~, Prof Of Mathematics
and Natural Philosophy.
GEORGE \. BLISS, A NJ, Prof Of Greek Language
and Literature
GEORGE W. ANDERSON, AN, Prof of Latin Language
and Literature
ISAAC n. LOOMS, A. H. Principal Of the Academy.
ALFRED TAYLOR, A. NJ, Tutor in the English Ian
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buildings, Library and Apparatus

The Academic edifce now occupied by the
members of The University, has been erected. At
an expense of sso00 and it is adapted to accommodate
$50 students Another edfce has been commenced which
is to be finished within the Of the present Academic
year. and contain study and doritOries for the
Of 20 students in the Collegiate departmt
The Library contains number Of select volumes, and
is constantly increasing ~
Chemical Apparatus has been ordered sufficient to
supply the immediate demand. The Apparatus for the
illustration of Mechanical Philosophy is complete.
Tuition and Board.
Tuition-in the Collegiate Department $50,
Academic $40, Primary $l2-per year.
Board, including lodging. washing, fuel. and
light, can 10 had in the village and its vicinity at
various prices, from 81 .s73 to $3.50 per week.
Sessions and Vacations.
Two Sessions in the yeer-the former com
mences on the End Thursday in October, and
continues 27 weeks; the latter commences on
the 10th May, and continues Is weeks.
Spring Vacation, 4 weeks; Autumnd. g.
BY order and in behalf Of the Board:
THOMAS WATSON, Pres't.
GEORGE F. MILLER, Sec'y.
Lewi.burg, Cnion Co. Pa. April ls, 1880
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To Jusllces Of the Peace.
DiNNs' JUSTICE. new edition, can be hsd
ID al Lyndali's Bookstore. in this Plsee
Lewi.busg, April 10, 1850
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-05
From the Far West.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. %, 1919.
Mr.. J. II. knkhead arrived in this city
Yesterday, from Journey across the
Plains. lie left the city of The Salt Lake,
i'll company with thirty-fye others, on the
18Th of October. The party were not mo-
Tested by the Indians on the route. nor did
they meet with any accident. The snow
on the Plains was very deep, or the party
would have reached here several DAYS
sooner.
After considerable difficulty, and long
talk, the military commandant at Fort Lar
annie has succeeded in concluding a treaty
with the Pawnee Indians, which il was
thought would be observed on the part of
the Indians.
4 new colony of Mormons has been
formed, and they have made a settlement
two hundred and fifty miles south of Salt
Lake City. twenty-five Mormon preach
ers crossed the Plains with Mr.. Kinkhead.
1t Is their intention to preach Mormonism
over the whole world. and make new con-
yerts TO Mormonism.
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Presidents and Governors Messages.

Our disappointment last week in not
receiving extras of the Presidents Mes
sage, eompels us to devote an unusual space
to these papers, to give which we have
omitted several columns Of advertisements.
As public documents, they will be read
with interest by those who have not al
ready obtained copies and bur few, un-
less biased by strong party feeling, viii
hesitate a moment in awarding them pa
triotic tone, deeply imbued with send-
ments that do honor to the exalted stations
occupied by Gen. TAYLOR and Nm. F..
JOHNSTON.
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n 4 R R | E D

On Monday, The 3lst ult., by Rev J. Rosen-
berg, Dir. j. DPPLE and Miss MARGARET Pc
TIERS, all this place.
On Thursday evening, Sd inst, by the same,
Mr., Isaac SMITH and Miss HANNAH WAGNER,
both of Derry township
On Tuesday, 25th ut,. by c. Hoover. Esq,
Mr.. MICHAEL BLOOM aud Miss ELIZA MALLS,
TER, all Of thus place
On Thursday, 20th ult., by Rev. s V. Blake,
MIR. WuLIAm RIDDEN, of Derry township, and
MARY, daughter of Zacharah Rothrock, Of
Granville township
On TueslRy, 25th ult, By the same, Mr..
WILLIAM II. WHITAKER, Of Lewisburg. Un-
ion county, and Mrs. MARGARET STEVENSON of
this place
On Tuesday evening, 1st inst, by the same,
MIR. GEORGE LoNGsDoRF and Miss MARY SOUR
BECK, all Of this place
On Tuesday morning, lst inst, by Rev J.
8. Woods, Mr. HEYRY ZERBE and Miss Han.
NAH III. RITrENEousE, all Of this Place.