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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-27
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-27

LAsoAsrEA Pa. Oct. ~ IL.
Mv DnAk cik-I knsr Will LA,s tho kndLsss zeal
with in sneroschins Jour time ~hile askhsw.
ledge behalf VI myself ~ifu) the obligations FEEL
eursslvss under hsvss made known certain nat
tsrs contained In invaluable ha-ried wcmsas
Private Medical hss bsss ~oryh It's weight h
GID II sspr-ss myself ra,her warmly win -
THAT cannot do -" niy when inform yoe of ~
sxtsst TO which hzys tLrvugA IT. hem bsnsnttsd val
situation vhen 0btainsd book through the
curiosity LOOK ~ the forsa-
.vsbs of my life bad been married
and the father 81 children long struggling
unsesssgy 30 the sus that might gam uodsrate oeu
Hetens but the results sxsrtons the sD1
left ABOUT whore the BEGINNING 81 each sn1
thst only with the meat stntes economy sunons siSh
barely the of life Finally this snors
bssnsiBs To have its elect health; felt les
sepshs To endure m continuance While rfs the nsesisS
Of perseverance,
This constant ons..sips ..rassi. pArt Wa tn
psravs in 81 the ditiea "
VII. with OCCASIONAL nsrmsuoH for sI much q
ths time eopfBes her bed aud incapable 81
tafips che charge Of household A9Air
Hsr csndition from " which
Oh what would have given had the live
axaisf What would aiy wife have given TO have bees
spared the Ions days and st longer nEhts
bed u sekses all Of which would avoided
shss 81 The Nsrrisd wouAss Privsse ksttss
CoNpaniops
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TINTED STATES NAIL sfkAnsAlP ooaPANY.-
led
enabled TO announce that their Arrangement are nov
ssssmp Of ss. Con-
slp. on The fscas With their ships New
Yer; !. Chars; e. Trey :. III.
sell tickets for through p.sass: fro.
thsss Who could 10 Nc oshs,
and By Which, wh.,sysr might b The ds.en.cn
line gniorsses, dsul.ies and n. Brsy..nos o. lever
:. n. .sthnys which va increased By ,hs inp:.is1e:
psny earlier day TIE ships possibly rs.si
Il. four S. Company e. P.
service have arrived P.n.n. and :sysr. o. them have
Company ssi. s. public the
s S e Ill
hon Panana g San Francisco, consist. ~ the
SSLSsSSs.. s:.s
''.''.... ,Cpsl nis se&
rh.a A,i.asis ana from New RS1s q s' chss
sHlboA S c:Ds.s s SSss:s UJ.ssH
me between Ii: two nss viii ss ss.fuy s.s
NO me tss . ..
x9, 4, =. .S:
leaves August ss' 3 4, NIL, -, -,
ESs
will sail from the wharf foot Of Lombard Phiiade
pits, Saturday. August 81 at 10 o'clock, A. n. Fer
IRE ght OF PASSAGE apply at INsLEY co Express No.
WA, street sOtns. 2, srosd..! where psn q the ship
sho,sesys New YORK on Thsri.y Pfoe cent? per su-
bio foot For further information refer to
T. LITrLEfIELD, Kinsisy 4 cos Express
THROgoH LINZ FOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA
.. Saf and By a. S:s sfi ri.
Robert Pearson commander. viii leave her dssh Pier
North River for ChAkrcs Direct Wednesday, August d
ct three ocooh Passengers have their Baggage
bsard the day yrevious rer pAssags. apply 70
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UMPIRE CITY LINE THROUGH TICKETS TO SAN
II fIaooisco. via chaggss roesd. osh ssptsmb.I-rhs
H. wilson commander leave her dock Pier No. North
Xiv for chsgr.s, ON Tuseay, september 10th. hres
t0 lower oon $50 storage lmattre. and board Sos
Panama to san Francisco in the splendid ami fsvorts
steamship cabin $50 second cabin Twp
p.r 500 second cabin (lower. able } $50
For freight OF passase, api ly t. :
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E0R AvRE.-rHE SUPERIOR SHIP EMPEROR,
Pedrck master to be promptly despatched For freight
or for passage. apply 60
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DAEIS ALL JoSDOS TREATMENT or PRIvAT1
dsesessnsresl ~srts. sen.rrhs>, sieetr yrhliis az
surss table local Application. nth
Csses q tourteen Jssrs that ths other physeA
sutiy cared. Hundrsds % csrtirest-s v
VERT, I'M, sertou that others equsl H. gns.sona
a4hili,y nor .nV esse, ~ NJ media
T.nsls trr~ruis-.v riil.. 81 ... go.
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osn1 QUALIFICATIONS AsrlDorR. A sPs

q EfuI kguAED.-JsFfsIks ANrlDOfh a sPR
BOOV sne snturs fvr the ear. Of con~uhsA elesA
ftriot similar disorders II makss sv~-sy euro
without shs least rustrsns % diet arsk esposurs,
eks.se sprcaoa husness The proprietor essesses
nrs -hch ths -ii under the fer
fstur- t.s hpnere so. Far,hsr-the disssss canset
b. q The tsksn
rt put NJ bottles. ~tA fall air-ction Al One betsb
iAss vssa-ns.y asys por sale " O. n
Rinr. lp1 bre.dw.y 10 bayars .tre.t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-27

VhPokrAN1 NV1lCt-Dk VALENTINE sOTT SAYS
hs suads t.di.sisa iqud cutisie 10 sn iarsisshls
erteie sne an MD - w BE possessioa of evsry fV
70 hs bs rrrsr.o- vsr.A for ar ssins Rsr-s
Cuts Sealas bruses. sny tird offresh -suaas rensr
s-r,r.' % 4 nic.s ! Co ss.''
ip ard ~ frsnt -, Wtoles.ie A,s,.s
Fcr ssls ~ Wiilism Berger Co. sehe~.i, Rr.tfsv
Bsvii.nd. Reese Co. Beys . Pal. usysoea. Corh.k
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16
For the Le,risburg Chroni'
Grapes and Peaches.

Mr.. Editor These most excellent fruits
have been neglected by mos, farmers. |
was pu, in mind of the fact, the other day.
by your notice OF several good peaches
YOU received, and which every farmer
nigh, raise. have neglected this myself,
and cow see where have missed il. and |
would advise all young farmers TO plant oil
kinds Of fruit as soon as they begin Tor
themselves.
A short time since visited Or. Holien-
slime. n, Shamnkin Dam, and il would have
done YOU good to see the fall vines OF
grapes in his garden, he called the Berk,
county grape,) and which he not only
showed me. but compelled TIE 10 eat Of
them, and take some fine lunches home.
| would say 10 all. plant grapes, as the
DR.. has d,ne, and you will ENJOY plenty
Of the fruit Of our labor. The DR.. move d
10 his place the same year also COM
menced, (Is20,l bu, | now see where |
missed it, for i, is 30 years before begin
TO raise the grape.
Ooe thing more | must tell you the DR..
has in the centre of his garden-a Hickory
tree, the nu, of which he brough, in 1924
from old Berks and planted in honor OF
Gen. Jackson. /; is splendid tree, and
this year bore for the first time, and one
Of lis first nuts the DR.. handed me, which
| have planted in my garden in honor OF
the DR.. and old Democratic Berks, too,
Again advise al! TO plant Frui, Trees
and remain, Your old friend,
A DUTCn FARMER.
Fountain Hill, Eas, Buffalo, Oct. IL.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16
WEST BRANCH
fG\G}ll], ],3i2
Prepare for Winter.

There is much 10 be done in the fall by
every farmer, TO render all comfortable
through The winter. Sheds need repairing.
or new ones should be built. Apples, po-
ta!ocs, and garden vegetables need aten-
ton. If not already secured from frost,
no time ought to be lost in protecting them
from the same. Bank up the cellar, have
good supply Of fire wood under cover,
and see that all stables and yards are ready
for use. Remember ,ha, to considerable
degee, warm shelter for domestic animals
is cquivalen; to food. lfexposed to storms
and severe cold, they will need thirty per
cent. more forage 10 carry them well thro'
,l'l May, than they will if properly housed
and fed. In addition TO this. their manure
can he all saved and turned to a valuable
account next season. By all means keep
your dung heaps under shelter, that they
may lose nothing by teaching Cattle,
horses. hogs and sheep are mos, profitable,
when one is sure that he saves from the
possibility Of loss all the matter voided by
them in the course Of the fall and winter.
The cxcretions formed by the consump-
ton Of one hundred pounds of corn, oats
or hay, will add one hundred and iiily to
Two hundred pounds to The corn, oat or
hay crop Of the next year, ii sklfully
managed. The first thing is 10 save and
make all the manure one reasonably can,
and then study TO obtain the largest pracli-
cal gain from this raw material applied 10
the soil. Not year passes in which fer
illizers worth several millions are not
wasted in the United States. Think OF
these immense losses, and set better ex.
ample to your brother farmers. Demon
slrate 10 them that you save every pound
of dung and urine that falls in your s,ab.es,
yards and fields.
Make provision for watering stock con-
venien,ly if your premises lack in that re.
gard.
While preparing for winter. forget moi
10 add a few choice books 10 your agricu-
,ural library, for the whole family to read
and improve in useful knowledge -Hud-
son Dcmoc,ai.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16
GREAT COUGH REMEDY


N Offering TO the community this Justly eels'
brated remedy for diseases of the throat and
lungs it is not wish to irife with the lives
health Of the afflicted but frankly to lay before
them the opinions of di-tin ushed men, and
some of the evidences of lis success. from which
they can Judge for themselves. We pledge our
selves to make no lid assertions or false state
inen,s Of it, efficacy. nor will we hold out any
hope TO suffering humanity which facts will not
warrant.
Many PROOFS are here given, and We soIici, %
Inquiry from the public into all We publish. fssS
ing assured they will find them perfectly rslisbls
and the medicine worthy their best confdenes
and patronage.
Prof. Choreiand IF Bo,rdoin college. Mair<.
Writes. :" ! have witnessed the effects Of your CHERRY
PICTORIAL in my own family and that Of frisnda
and IT gives me satisfaction to state that medicine
curing diseases OF the throat and lungs"
Rer. Dr. Osgood
Writes, g That he considers CHERRY PICTORIAL D.
best medicine for Pulmonary Affections given Ii.
public and states that his daughter after being obssI
cough. accompanied by raising Of blood night s~ssut
and the attendant symptoms of SUMPTION commsscsi
covered
Er-ChGncellor King.
Of New York, says 81 have been great suif.Trr s.a
BRONCHITIS, aud but for the of tn, CHERRY PEG
roRA might have continued to he lpr Many ysarsN
evne but that has cure me- and saa happy b~sr -
timony to its efficacy"
From such testimony we ssk a.. o.hl:e TO Judge
forf,hemselves.
Hear the Paiiktg
DR.. Aycr-Dsar Sir For yeSStI sas affie;ed ~tta
very severe cough. accompanied BY splitting of blocs
and prouse night sweats- BY the Advice Of my attending
physician ! was induced TO yor1 CHERRY PECT0Rh
and continued to do till considered my-cH cured
JAMES RANDALL
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16
TO OUR PATRONS,

The present IS the most favorable season,
not only for reading, but for procuring
subscriptions for Newspapcrs-and to all
who think the "fhroniclc" deserving Of
rupye-., ne offer this inducemcnt until the
1st Of January: Eeery present Subscribe,
~ho ,rW secure another, shall hare the Chro.
n'rle for himseJ and tie ner subscriber 70,
Tco Dollars, (sl each, for one year only
Me Cash to be paid IN 4drancc. Fifty cts
premium for obtaining new subscriber, is
worthy of the effort
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16
To CORRESPONDENTS.

The lines entitled "Christ's Second Com
ing" are hardly up to the mark, and we
arc therefore constrained to give them
the cold shoulder The author is him.
self decidedly " genius but as other
men of genius have, as he frankly ad-
mts, pretty much exhausted the sub
ject, and blank verse is, of all poetry,
the most difficult, the fact that " each
line begins with capital is not
enough to save the piece from the edi-
torial veto.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16
Ohio Election.

The .e'urns from Ohio are so con,radic-
tory and complicated thai ii is impossible
10 present correct statement Of the posi-.
ton Of parties. The returns for Congress
indicate that there will be no change in the
political complexion Of the delegation. The
Wings have already majority in The
Legislature, and there is no doubt that
Wood, Dem, is elected Governor.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16

P,;isburg, O,:t. l4-By the official re-
turns from Clarion county, We learn thai
Myers has been elected State Senator, by
20 majority. The election OF John II
Walker, (Whig,) for Congress, is doubtful
in the XIII district. The western coun.
ties give heavy maiori,les for The amend
menl of the Constitution.
Detroit, Oct. IA. Some farther attempts
have been made 10 capture number Of
fugitive slaves and serious results are likely
10 follow. The authorizes are using every
precauiion 10 suppress all attempts of res.
cue. The Jail is well guarded by the mil
i;ary.
Elisha c. Thomson, Volunteer candi-
date for District Attorney, elected, by a
small majority, over Weaver. DEM in
Columbia county. and John Stanley, Re
cal WhicI for County Commissioner.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16
DIED /:

In Lewishurs, llih inst, a son Of ARD
and Henry Myers. aged about months
In Bellefonre. 29lh uli., in her 64lh year,
MARY. wife Of Wm.C. Welch, Esq.
In Northumberland. I'd inst. in her 75h
year, HANNAH, re!ict of late Rev. Jas Nav.
In Sunbury, 10Th inst. aged a5cu, a5
years, EDWARD OYSTER, formerly Reg. 4
Recorder Of Northumberland cooiiy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16
For the LenisJt.rg Chronicle.
Union County Bar, rs Years Ago.

BY publishing the following extracts
from loose piece Of paper found on the
Counsel Table at New Berlin at September
Term, lS25-(thc work no doubt of somc
briefcss limb of the law you will bring
to mind the pecuiiuriies of the men Of
that day; number Of whom have since
been admitted to the practice of another
bar. l..
al do think-and do say, gentlemen
Of the jury y'-LdAeNs.
According to the perpendicular line
of truth and justice "-Bfi'"s.
alt is not in the power of mortal man,
to have particle Of doubt about it. -
Greeaouyh.
But this is of no earthly consequence,
if the court please. $ H1,bur".
"Undcr the aatoot Of hoo and cry
Ruacrof.
"The gentle, humane, and mild spirit
which is diifuscd through the penal code
Of Pennsylvania Ellis.
EIumph. the gentlemen are marvel
lous witty "'-Gr;cr.
"les-stop-well-let us see-stop-
therc's-come. let us have it down i'll
writing. .'-Fr'rk.
"Thcre is no evidence in the wide
world to support it. Ianhorn.
at is no such matter. .''-Uonncl.
81 fancy. y."-Jo,1lan.
d" Hem the big man gets ur, and the
little man gets up, and they try to carry
their cause by kind of mechanical oper-
! alton. "-.Mrrr.
"The creditors, at the time Of this
! transaction. had no existence '-EWs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16
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Election Returns.

CoNsTIrUTIoN.-F the returns re-
ccivcd, it is evident that the Amendment
providing for an Elective judiciary, has
carried.
The Baltimore Sun says the Dem. maj
on Canal Commissioner is less than it was
last year.
The Democrats gain Members of Con-
gress in the 1st Phila District, and in
Montgomery, Chester, York, ,Juniata, Ly-
coming, and Fayette counties. The Wings
gain a member in Westmoreland, and 4
report gives them one in Eric.
SENATE.-Thc Wings have elected 5
members and late report gives them a
gain in the Mercer district; the Demo-
Gratis have certain, and probably ., al
though the Clarion district is reported to
have elected Judge Myers, the Tariff can
didate. The Mercer and Clarion districts
will determine the political complexion Of
the Senate.
IIoUsE.-57 Democrats and 81 Wings
reported elected.
The vote has been very small-compare
that of Union county, for example, with
that of lS4S:
's:s 's:s Isy,., pSns.n :!:s s Ssssn sss l.s lee
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16

Father Matthew arrived at 81. Louis on
the 23d uli.. and is the guest Of the RI.
Rev. Bishop kendrIck. lie has given the
pledge TO over a quarter Of million since
he has been in our country, md in New
Orleans alone 10 10000.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16

TERRIBLE COLLISION AT SEA.-Tren.
fv.four Live: LOST The steamer South
erner, Captain Berry, from Charleston,
arrived at New York, on Friday afternoon,
reports that at 2 o'clock on the morning Of
the same day, in lat. 80 80, in % lalhoms
of wafer, she deserted the bark Isaac
Mead, which left New York for Savan.
nah, on Thursday, on her larboard bow,
very near. She Immediately stopped and
backed the engine, but TOO late TO prevent
a collision. The forward part Of The bark
was struck. splitting the bows entirely
open, and in less than five fninules she
wen, down with fifteen passengers and nine
of the crew. The Southerner lay by the
spot, with three Of Frances life boats, and
were enabled to save two passengers and
seven Of the crew.
The Isaac Mead had very valuable
freight for Savannah!:an the interior.
The damage to the Sou,herner was incon-
siderable notwithstanding the violence Of
the concussoT.
The captain Of the Sou,herner says he
had three lights. 4 white light on the
masthead, red light on the starboard
paddle box. and a bue light on the arboard
which can be seen ten miles. The bark
saw the Steamer first and put helm 10
starboard 10 cross the Soulherner suppos.
ing she was standing in.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16

MAR E led :

In Lewisburg, 9th inst. by Rev. join
Guyer, WILLIAM GEEN, Of Jersey Shore.
and Miss ELISA SHRINEL, Of White Deer.
On the 9Th inst. by Ed J.Adams, CuRs
SHorE. Of Borgs Tp.. and Miss RESsccs
ANN llovEN, Of Half Moon.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16
Union County--Oct. 8, Official.
DISTRICTS.

Canal Commissioner
Joshua DUNCAN, Wing
Wm. +. Morrison, Dem.
Auditor General
Henry w. Snyder, Whig
Ephraim Banks, Dem.
Surveyor General
Joseph Henderson, Wing
J. Porter Brawley, Dem.
Congress
James Armstrong, Wing
james Gamble, Dem.
Assembly ly-
Col. Ell Sliler, Wing
John NJ. Baum, Dem.
James Madden, Temp.
Pro'honolary-
Jacob Haus. Jr., Wing
DR.. Jos. Eyster, Vol. w.
County Commiss'ner-
George Heimbach. Whis
Sem Shocn. Vol. Dem.
DR.. Jacob Horlacher, Vol.
County Surveyor
Robert G.H.Ilayes. Whis
Henry Mo'z, Vol. Dem.
Constitution
For the Amendment
Against the Amendment
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16

auirc at this office
FSs- Members of the Bar, in this neigh
borhooi at least, will read tho following
"reminiscences with a decided relish Rich
additions, we doubt not, could easily be
made to this catalogue of phrases, and we
suggest to our brother 'limbs'-Coopcr,
of the Danville "Dcmocrat," pro tm..
Masscr, of the Sunbury " American" and
Weaver, and Freeze, of the Bloomsbury
80 Star and Democrat" for instance
to bring forth from their field of observa-
tion things both new and old, to garnish
this novel chapter of American Law Lite
raturc.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16
LescisbMfO, Pa.
Wednesday Morning, October u

kDvERTfZE .--Esccutor-, Administrators Public
n otcers, City ahd Country Merchants Manufacturers.
hcchancs, Business M-al Who wish TO procure or 10
dispose Of anytirc~"ula 10 well to give notice Of the
same through the LfGiS5urg Cronicr This paper has
good and Increasing circulation in n community conxi-
hing large proportion Of active solvent producers,
scnsurncrs, and dealers, any other in the State.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16

FLorIpA.-Mr. Cabell, the Wing Men,
Der, is reelected to Congress, and the
Wings probably have the Legislature.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16

BJ-Thanks, to w. II. c." for copy
of the " California Courier (for stcamers)
of Sept. lst. II,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16

ADVANTAGES OF DRILLING WHEAT
The advantages claimed for drill culture.
in the Transactions Of the New York Ag.
ricultural Society. are as follows -
l. A Saving of Seed.-Five pecks Of
whea, drilled in is equal to two bushels
sowed broadcast. every kernel is neatly
covered a, a uniform depth.
2. A Saving Of Labor.-Any person
that can manage team can complete. in
the neatest manner, from ten TO fifteen
acres per day.
3. An Increase Of Crop.-Small ridges
OF earth are left between the rows Of wheat,
With, by the action Of tie frost, slides
down and covers The roots, thereby pre-
venting winter killing Light and heat
are admitted between the rows and prevent
injury by rust. A vigorous growth is
given 10 the young plant, and IFS position
in a constantly moist place, prevents in.
jury from drou,h.
The Town Council of Northumberland
keep mp night watch, and offer a reward
Of $500 for the detection Of the incendiary
or incendiaries who are supposed TO nfest
that Borough.
The Repeal Ticket in Columbia and
Monour had , to 400 maj. Col. V. Bes,
had 10 votes, and Mr.. Buckalew only 2,
in Danvle.
Baltimore, Oct. 14-The New Orleans
papers Of the 9Th inst, announce the des-
iruc,ion by fire of the Centenary College,
in lha, city. Loss $4,000.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16

Ies-There is great excitement at Ia
wanna, in anticipation of another inya-
sion from the L. S.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16

Locks have been superseded on The
Monklane canal, Canada West, by an in
clned plane. The boats are floated into
a box which moves onsroIlcrs. the whole
drawn upon an inclined plane by station
arv ensine,-The new plan was tried last
week. and three boats drawn up in less
than five minutes.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16

NEW EsTABLIsIiMENT.-Mr- Josiah
Baker is now opening a new Drug, Notion,
Fancy and Variety Store, at the late Post
offce stand Advertisement next week.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16

The Price Of ilcn.-S!2O has been
paid for hen in Massachusetts, where the
poultry fever has been raging for a long
time. II is called the wild Indian game
hen, and the Providence Journal recon-,
mends tha, she should be named the Jenny
Lind.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16
Merico, Osrego Co., lS4S.

The Wings have elected Mr.. Jerome,
Mayor Of Baltimore by abou, 700 major-
~, the Democratic Governor had abou,
5000.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-16

s3~Last evening as two persons driving
a horse and buggy attempted to pass the
lines of the military encampment near
Milton, the sentinel on duty thrust his
bayonet though the neck of the horse,
badly wounding but not killing it. The
horse belonged to the livery stable of Mr..
Hess, in this place.