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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12
PRESIDENTS AND THEIR
MESSAGES.

Prosii,lcut + Fillmore, ha. Just issuci
hl, message, ii is rather brief, compact
and readable. Ia reading this docu-
meni, We M, f.miliarly taken by The
button hole by our thoughts, and asked
il it ever struck US, that brief review
Of Presidents Message. would be al
entertaining matter for tho nopcc; For
instance, the first Message ever pcnncd
for the American people. ~as under the
administration II Grnctal Washington
Il va, written by Virginia lawyer, un-
der thr dic...,ion Of the President, and
this record ii rather an Interesting doc
uu.eut To read ~" a'days. Washington
never wroic Lu, iiltlr, and never wrote
atty of hi. Messages.
John Adams va, n scholar and IN
excellent writer lie succeeded Wash
in.ton, and wrote several oi his Mea.a-
ccs himself some ul them were lengthy
and all Of them remembered tor their
diciion and patriotic ionc
Ihoma. jefferson, who succeeded Mr..
| Adams, was IN elegant peDnAn, but
slow. Several of hi. Messages were
written by himself They breathe pa,
! riptism anI the .olid rcasoningl ot tho
philosophic starsman
.Juuc, Madison, Was man of whom
as little sceuls TO he known, ~ though
| he lad never ruled beyond has own es-
tate, , but lac va. a moderate tchoIar.
land a fac ia fashioned gentlemen.
Ilis messages were all maize to Ia, order
lie never ,louri-h,d d a. great diploma
',i-, or a,i,!metician.
Jane. Mun,oc never figured much ~
ri. iaessa ,c4 they were calm quiet doc
lu.uc,,-. written hy hi- ,ccrciaries.
John Quincy Adam, wrote elaborate
'and lcuelhy mcssages. E,ory w,hd
y,. -D, IN st,L a precision u, 0ncc be-
t.DcaIin, the p,olound loscian, tbs
,.,,t.-r,,,, H.. Il. lar and The plil.n
,ltr.,,t. Il i, ,nid Mr Adam wiolc
,.,.,, ,o...o,. he i-,,lrI. ,he longest hes
,;..pr.i l...,,g u,,tirn IN lw.u,y four con
'..,,,,,... l,',y,i
ia. J..4-o.,'. messages al breathe,
H.. c,ry ,n,r,i.T,s,lu,r. prompt, and IL.
,..tr, -, 81, tI.,t ,,ruatkaAlc man.---
.ia.r. Jrk,an n.,, 40 iiAp.,.ent wstcr
Ii,. tn,,-.,o,., v,re written by bis s.crr p
EARN. h. Jic,A.,p, and y ALI iRg The A,o r
mo.t ol lie linn. Thcy wers Eey it,i
ia, SIR. Van Borrn.
~" Az huF'n tuc''cae4 ven = ~ > .
S'"' az N'o" ,,' %'' ~" '",,;',. ' ,'s Kill.
L,t..l; ar ,E.. I.9t,.sse, 1hry enc!l u
Z
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12
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llct f"f,r'n. coAed vfa ihs tat.
Yet lived ~h. e, ii. c,ess,
Nud ttrattet the long hong n,sAi apsy,
Ia slaiur.!tc f,p,sr.
Bui ~ hru ,he sua ~ 81 be state.
iluu4cd The rsustn ptI,r.
sDc rlss q through 6l"'t morning. gate,
Ana vtik d 'u ta;Adis,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12
THE MORMON CITY.

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Tgo .;,.. oc,l., ,,,., sar 1ot.;.
t.an.;r,l,; laid on, v,.h;, a l.r,
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,,o y"'l,, !, c.,,';n, .i.yc, ~,
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,nr,;o,, or tbn;. ,i,r. i I,yc,,a +,
,na ,l,.,.., ,nr,n;,, ,.L.,, ,nA,-s,,,I
T6, s,rno,. nf,b" c;,,, ,n,rr.cc, o,rb
'n,am ..al,, ....l., .,'1 .o.l Il,cl
hair I'll, ,'',,r, ooh ,n .uoy
f.,m L,s, ;, W., ond Nn,,h r.
81 1T ,lso, &, Md . ,,,r,
anJ hos - h;.hor 20 ,ro,;l, oycr i.
,.a,,a'..,aa, ,.L,,, 5,,,:,a o.o - ,,,
=, aa.,,no,o, ,oy col,,c,.rs ,rl
,r..'.,ar. 49, n.u ,s s.rnct cn,,n;s
s;onar, ,rho c;,,. ,n1 al a., c,rn,.
;..I,,a. 49,, .,+n1 L, s,ro.,as #
tosn,:rI w., ,'',I ,..,nr w.. ,yI;.h pou rra,n ,hr
.j;onn,.. ,rn,,,.o;,s Tbc.c s,rc,ms
Iaya ,lo, ,,;,i, ,r.o, I.'I,, ond ,c,.
severance led IN every djrcrhon.---
49, ~ I:o,u. ,.,o,g on1 ,hn;- ,,.,or
~
arc lctupon the inhabitants gardens
at regular Ie1ouS, 90 ''Ne"rc upon
the extensive fields OF sram lilnt to
the South Of the city. 1hofe 's n
field thirty miles long by SIX ana ten
VIDE a portion OF "hiri, IS cn'ti'a''a
by any who desire. ms f',i was
moving with wheat barley AMI oats
ncatly ready iol the sickle "heh We
were at the lake. and a hner h''a "i
wheat never gre" IN any country
the berry was l@rFe' inll ant P'ninp'
and o! SUPERIOR "hItene'5' We
we're convinced that no country III oh'
world could produce better crops q
wheat than tins valley, or larger /"
mount to the acre. 1he system O
irrigation prevents Hny'nlns IKE rus
or smut ainkInG the crop TO n,aS' ul'
expectation Of the farmer, inc pro
dnchvenesS oi the sol' "i'i always &c
cure h'm an abundant crop =.
Within the valley %nd lrc'nd'n,
thrcc Other settlements of 'h's Fe'l L
IN the Nlrlmty, there cahn't he Ia
from 10000 inhahitaht9. f'f''
miles south they lave village, aa"'
- another one hundred ah' ten 'n'''
south, amons the Utah in"i1n.-.
snprose- where Inc 'or'+t' 'i ~
Kinds oi timber "'@"h'' "'''o h'''
or none FEE meeha~cHi l'"i '.''' 'A
cepun@ Iln', grows III tie 'is'M'f Q
the valley.
The CHARACTER 'i ''S r'oi'' ia
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12

Two DrlLI-rs The Chronicle oi
W,a.vrA Lacra,urr l,!i's the following
.tar, oi a Cul. Ntcatly. !, :.ay b.
o.d lu, il i 10 good to b, lo-';
The Colonel during a short s"J9urn
IL N;ctslur-, met there scnie hoi-6lood'
% Sc.,lrrLyr with 'p:g.t L. fiery as
L.. owu Iucy qna.Tciit4 - cAa'!'nS"
passed .u4 Wa aceep,ed, add .hc hes!
r.siu. suu was 10 witness oue. II rl'
!,o.h 81 ,ar.r dead Do4.,s, a:epcArj ia
biool, 20 va.h out wounded honor ---
During Tie nigh, he Colonel said he
beard . Boa, coming up be aver ard
/, struck him =. Le heard The load peii'
ing, li.at 'prolcucc wa, ~ 'e:'ef par
Of yslo:.7 = b. took !i' trunk npol
hi, shoul1cr and stepped, IN IL, dad y
tight, very quietly oai of '..e hoiel -
a. l.. uea.ed tAe boa. Whoa should ''
see bot lis an,agonir. n lie boat oe'oF'
him, Joe, going aboard. lie re'urne'
:. qu.ell, AS Le lad gone oDi, was o.
, Tie gtuuud rex, morning with Ia Scf
ond, waited with DISAPPOINTED sASe 70
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have lrno TO attend 60 ,Ao.n. and the
circumstances ef the school w,il remit
&. ThrioE, ~.,,
Il j. We STOW,
meeting q ,le Board of Town
Snperintcndcuts he'll a, Ku'lani MAY
I5lh. ls59. TIC foregoing report was ac-
eepi,i aud ALLOTTED.
{. TAYLOR. .S-rtrt1rg
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12

his antagonist, and Published him rs an
a6 raao 49,, cpwatJ.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12

40 IoRC NJ sruooDI SANDY
sMoRE.

rcre ~ Sehooaie's- saildI .t4rs
I'aA iadisn maiden s,ray,.
Aaa tonabt'csa tss ssg~s,ais
v tsst passcd bar casiy days
-, Gov s'.e bs.n,i w,t'. ie;.!t; "a, J
htDoni L,r luaal.s sot
%sv t'a.Iu Gra,st, fur H. a ls,d
ui t.tstf... roSnf her fatt,,'s bagd
taF ft.ia hcr lsii,c SPOT.
81 l4or, hy sclooe,e's aaud. ,l,'c
I srcn al CSC ts!iio
TIE isj!~n tultcr rosmins Win
ii.s dafs ard d.sly bi.se,
!Ae ,alpkc HAT goso 3, bc .Lc,Lso lr,u.
llewis sra1.-, on t!.o ar,
- h.ie e,,s,t Dc, And al i. si..i,
H. DOR aucAas,d. to4Hl, u',f u.e III,
u. !at.s4 .5L,ttA'ie
r'cJ.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12

corr iia Mt lop are TO ane,l; and
even udiHE Gus short acquaintance. !
have disaJ,," 10 Nru zonc Tauls, anil
lois p. Hhl doubtless tic-r are other,
bfWnl. In some re pc,ts you nre very
'h'.t'sa. cr perhaps :, would O,, ns cor.
Icrl io say trUmunisL With tbs ru,lr
'Truh, Mr.. Bolton concluded, drawin-
Lack with an air Of having m0tllog more
to say. nr,l assuming leo. which seem.
c'l tp forbid any onc to peak 10 him.
hut tia. Wild man c.io"-e. he, tor Iii,
wife. proposes for her hand and Is rt-
iiscd. Way so' Because ~hc WA an
crrry-dag Young isdv. He was fi,h I;
lac bad good points--n8v. great ones. IN
las character bot he vas an uncnm.
iosihJic man. She could not love him.
and she could moi think of marfNirga
man she could not jo,r. Had it been
the young clergyman. the ease would
haze been d acreni. a nice vuun. iuan
wn- he. and like al other Young ladies
OF her class. Anne had her dreams Of
J gent" happiness and conccuiality of
/ temper. and poetry. and ii wcrs. and
,.-,r,.., a1.-'.''.-.
rial ,s m - 'i'.a., 'i''' .'H -. ,i'' '; ~, w.
wife and 50 poor Anne $ episode was
ended before il was well br.un aud
and the affair would have assumed in
.-, =, -
:, al, ga
hn,,I, ~ s1, So" ''''''
,nns ' '''' "'' ''''''''' >'''' ''''
~
lhiS cvcIl-day Young lady Lad a
bro'ler IN fdinbuf@i' ANA The brother
'cli INTO folly. and misery and sickness,
ana despern'c poverty. lie wanted
friend, nurse servant ana Sh" knew
that bis bedside was her natural post
He difficulty was to get So far with her
poor iitiie funds; bnt tins - accomplish
cd, and instead o. the ou;'ldu oi the
maii on wintry night. sh" has even had
The good fortune TO ENJOY AN inside seat
some Z gcni!,man hclng sc'1td with 'h'
caprice OF cnconn'erlng the frost and the
snow. lm- gentleman, she discovers nj
tcrward, rs her discarded lover 4; and hc
how many discoveries does he make
The everyday young lady thrown into
ihc battle Of circumstances. rises .wi'h'hl
strife. She, who had been accustomed
10 sit silent, seeming TO agree with 9th
, crs IN what was untrue, merely from
want OF courage. now cndnrcs wi'hon
ti;1rIlHr the CN'reDlptieS Ct actual want
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y. Extra .~tuiits 10 icYwrspCdin Com
non .Sth0ofs
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12

'ssA"e ,s, aaIle VI E. L-I, "a tie eastern la't
a. ils.LC
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12

Tie Nesfoal9laId1illes has !ac.a
cst.sl.sA.ng he probability hat the
whole leland .s r.s.nS oa, Of ,ne oce-ar
aith Il radidily when threatens, at IL"
ldis,an,' Period, 10 materially affect,
liz 10, utterly 20 des,roy, many u 10
be, !arbors o. tie eGas..
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-20
BOROUGH ORDINANCES.

TNHE Town Council Of the Borough OF
Lewsburg me, March 10, 1850, and
passed the following Ordinances, to wit
Whereas, there are number OF Trees
upon the Pavemcn,s Of said Boro' planted
AT such distance inside Of the cu.bslOne as
TO form distractions upon the said pave
rnen,s or side alks; il is therefore ordained
ty the Council aforesaid. hat al, such trees
pisn,ed more than one foot from The outside
l1e o. the cur5stnne. shall te removed
~nhin twenty days from the date Of this
ordinance.
And iur,. er i, is ordained by the auiho-
rily aforesaid, ,,ha, oil psvemenis extending
outside Of the line Of The width allowed by
the Bye Laws of-said Borough. shall be
removed before the Isl day Of Jane, A ID.
1850.
The Stree, Commissioners are hereby
su:horistd d and directed to enforce and car.
~ into effect The foregoing ordinances.
By order o. the Council:
JOHN HOUGHTON,
March 10, lS50-3w Clerk.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-20
Jury List, March Special Court.

Union--Issac Eyer, John Hassiet, Adsm MaieI
West Beaver-denry Felker, John Dismes, Gs'
bsiel Herhster, John Kline. George Ksily
Beaver Philip Kinney. Samuel Aursnd. Henry
Hufnsgei
Chapman-Levi Hero!d, George Mots, ,Danie
Rohrsr
Cen,re-David Weirick. George Boyer, John
KEN, 1homss Bower
HsHley-Henry Charles. Samuel Hoover.
Washington-Pe,er Mertz, George G Glass
West Buffalo-Aaron Zellers, Chars Moll, Johr
S,ees. Chsles Has.enplug
New BeIlin-Abraham Crause
Buffslo-Dsniel Renne., Adam Young
Penns--Enmsnuel Enelc. John Stsiiy
ewsburg-Jonathan Wolfe. Peter Nsvius
middle ssek-Frsde,ick Haus
Aelley-rhvei'Clinsmsa. John Csiswsll
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-20
50 sor the Market h,
~Sr' ''ae
BOARDING.

THE subscriber avails himself Of the col.
umns Of the Chronicle in publishing TO
the ciiisens Of Lewisburg and vicinity that
be has opened BOARDING HOUSE in that
larrs and comfortably arranged house. formerly
tep, ss Temperance Hotel BY Jamcs Kelly. two
doors ea.i Of tie Franklin House. Market street.
He is prepared to say that his Table shall have
The be-, the Markets can afford, and the Lodging
of bos,d,rs shsll be as comfortable as can be
desired ]. .. GnNEn'
NIB. A team and carriage
will bs kept 10 convey passengers to and from the
Poche, Boats. Lsuisburg, March ls, 1850.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-20
.DENTAL CAR ID
DR., John Locke,

CtURGEOT DENTIST, respectfully inf"rm'
- hi, friends aud the public in general, thai
he has concluded to make Lewisbure his Ierms
nent place of residence. DIR. l.. has taAes room
ON Market Squire. iirs; door below 'Le Pn"'inf
Office which he has fitted up To operate ~" he
s.delce at Kline's Hotel. .-y The th'td w"i
week in every month, he may be ioui d al Eeh
ber's II Hrt,I in Milton.
Dr. Locke is a regular graduate ci IhT Bait
more College OF Dental Surgery, hesT.es "h'ei
Qualification be has had the advantage o; nv
years experience in the practice of his profession
n Pennsylsania, Ohio. Illinois, Wi-coI slii. sno
ihe city of Baltimore, Md.
DR.. l.. takes all the Journals Of the day WI oh
contain new ard useful infoima,ion IL the in'
OF his profession and from his arrangement,
with the tcst manufacturers of teeth e'i, io'i
sc. will always keep on hand inr the sccnhiino
da,ion OF hts Customers the very best quality oi
all the n,steriais used in his bu-iness.s
Persons wishing Dental operations performed
will fua II TO ;h.ir advantage TO give him ii cal!
rs he is determined IA to he surpassed ia the
beauty and Durability of his operations by any one.
<r~<. p PsrsoBs for " hom J X fjou..i insei ted
49, Teeth and q ho may need repsifirg
done. are informed that have the models d
their mouths as ?fe,.ared-hy Mriiousei. and con
sequpntly can do their repairing at lover rate
than /, can be done Tor eisew here. it saves IT..
,rogbIe in many cases Of making new model.
JOHN LOCKE.
Lewisburg Oct. II, ls49.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-20
700 900 Persons Of Impure Blood Diseases.
and 35.0S9 Gases were considered EaeErabie.
Horrid scrsi;1la Cured.

Ma J g. HasxIN Of Rom, O1siir Co, v Y. certscsi
December aDth 1876 t1st he bal boon afflicted Si Scso-
PrLA years and ne iast year cone 9 ne ,. d with
TWENTY large. dep ciscaarsiS1 ULeEIsths, his neck
eaten around from to cara h-.e EFas safer
through his Esr3 pf2e that he hrenthft through ts
hole-hs nearly destroyed-.s u=a oi ms aFr1
was wholly des.royed-ani r;cer under ;hc
large a mans hand had nesriy eaten through into hs
Lun-s-st he had used all kinds of sARsaPABrLLA aud
otAey Medicines 6essf, and t.st he ePsled
10 lice fpssfyfoEr hours when he commenced BS.>rs
SDfAS PURIFYING ExrRsCr-t.g. NETE BOTTLES 0f .h''
PuaIrYTSG EXTRACT heaied anil cared SCI O; To-,
twenty Ulcers he had when n need using Z aBt
that a fer boues effected FzrTEcr oURE- For ia!
particulars OF this. and many other sia1r ezT. o1r
PANPHLEH1.
This Woaderfal nni Asieniskiag CT sSS
does stand alone a noIa-7eHt Of the gysa; easey
of BRANr's PuRIFrsE, for could give almost un;r-
lied evidence eurss vel sttrsted il this were
douh Ttis ia tn
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-20
Orphans Court Sale.

DY virtue of an order Of the Orphans
ID Cour. Of Union county, will be exposed
TO public sale on the premises on the 10th
day of March next, at 10 o'clock. A NJ. all that
certain srect of land, situate in White Deer Twp,
containing lO2 acres and lGs perches, adjoining
lands Of George Wsigel decd, George Clingan.
William Specs. and others, on which are erected
. log house and barn, and other necessary
Improvements.
Terms Of sale will be made known on the day
Of sale, by the Administrators.
JOSEPH SPOTTS,
SAMUEL BICKEL,
Administrators Of Henry Dickei decd.
]. HArs, Jr., Clerk o. C.. Feb. 1850
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-20
TN the matter Of the par. 10 the Or.
/ ,ition and valuation Of phans' Court
the real estate oil VIZ. L. Of Mercer Co.
HARRIs, deceased. "a. No. 81 OF
Sons r. IaAQ

i titlOn and valuation oil pnans Court
The .e.! estate Of W. L. Of Of Mercer M" :, Co. o;
Sep,.T. ls49.
Writ issued 10 the Sheriff to part and divide
or value and appraise Donation Lo: No.
726 Of two hundred acres in the 4th district
in Mercer county, which said land has
been appraised and valued by Jury sum.
moned by said Sheriff at the sum Of eleven
hundred and twenty. five dollars, (ell25.)
Notice is hereby given TO James Harris,
Martha Harris. and Laird Howard, Thomas
Howard, David Howard, Harriet Howard
iniermarried with DR.. Thomas Vanva'zah.
Ann Howard intermarried with VIM. Viii.
son. Jane Howard iniermarried with Joseph
Greco, who were children Of Elizabeth
Harris who vas intermarried with Thomas
Howard, both Of whom are deceased. that
the Court aforesaid did on the 26th day Of
Deer lsl9, confirm shs inquisi:ion aiore.
said, and gave judgment that the sane
should remain firm and stable for ever, and
made a rule on the heirs and legal repres.
en,a,ives Of the deceased 10 appear on the
first day Of next term list Of April nexi)
and accept or refuse the premises at the
valuation.
Certified from the record al Mercer, this
s0th day Of December. A.D. 1850.
n. c. TROUT, Clerk q. G.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-20
A CERTAIN Pesson Who promised TO pay
IN ccrisin sum st . CERTAIN time. 70 se"'""eo
tho time is certainly st hand. S"Pu
YaagSG LADIES' SEMINARY
Muncy, Lycoming Co., Pa ! e.
Rev, JOHN sMALLEY, A. NJ. PRixupu-
~ ~ N sMAJJCY A-ynrHaYR pRiN.TpAl

Rev, JOHN kMALLEr, A N. fkiStIfA-
Nm NJ b. SMALLEi, ASSOCIATE PRIscIPAL
ASSISTED sI rwo WELL Qualified rEAcasns.
vNHlS Seminary is designed to afford as good
an education. in both the solid and onam-
entail branches, ss can be obtained in any school
in Psnn.yivania. Hence, instruction gill be
given in oil the branches usually taught IN the
highest crder of female schools
The Summer Session will commence on WsD-
rr.oAr the Ist day of Mar. 1850. and continue
Eve months. TEENS.
For Boarding, and Tuition in all the English and
Scientific branches, together with Drawing. Psin-
ting. and Embroidery. per Session $50 90
EXTRA.-Ins.ruction on the Piano, With
use Of Instrument, per session 20 90
Latin. French, Wax Flowers, each 5 90
Washing. per session = W
TThir,y Dollars must be paid in sdvanee'
and the remainder At tho c.cse Of the Session.
For further particulars, address Rev JSmaiiey'
Muney, Lyc. Co. Pa. S"Pd
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-20
Notice.

OLD DIR. AND s. r. 7OWNSEND'S
compound syrup of Sarsaparllla
lust reed from the old DR.. large and
y fresh supply Of his celebrated medicine
from The principal Depot in New York.
Persons wishing TO procure Sarsapar'lia
can have either the old or young Dr's, gen.
uine and fresh. by calling on the Agent.
Lewisburg. June 20 w SCHAFFLE
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-20
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOE GiI.!;.

'ItfiE subscriber offers far sale the 9, al
i substantial Brick D. cling, with ne
cessary our- buildings. handsomely si'ra'eI
on Third stree, IN the Boro' Of i.swishur.
now occupied by h;r.
Also Twelve Acres OF LAND si'uair,l
in Kelly township, within s.. OF mil' 81
said Borough. in good state Of cui,va-
ton. For terms, apply 10
H. K. NOLte
Lewisburg. Dec. 10. Is!9.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-20
WINFIELD WOOLEN
4, FACTORY,
Wear HArtleten, Union Co., Pa.

nHE .aubscriber, thankful for the liberal
j patronage bestowed on his old es'ab-
l,shment, begs leave to inform his friends
and the puLiic in general, that he has now
removed his Machinery into bis New Mil,
(fmO miles abore Hirtieton, near the Turn
pike. hich has been built and fitted up on
the most improved plan, and will have on
BY the middle of April an entire new se't ol
JENKs' l.ses. IMPROVED MACHINERY,
in addition to his already good se,t. which
will make it the largest aud best h''ed.ur
establishment within 100 miles Of it; and
with The advantage Of one Of the best water
powers. he feels safe in saying tina, his
esta blishmeut is DOT and shall not be sur
passed by any IN this part Of the country.
He has engaged go"d sctt Of workmen.
and is now prepared for manufacturing
Broad and Marrow CLOTHS,
Cassimeres, Tweeds, Satinetts,
Jeans, Flannels, Blankets, &c.
in the best manner, on the shortest notice.
at reduced prices. OPror inc accommo-
da,ion of customers. Wool may be left q,
the following
Depositories
New Berlin: F. Wilson's Store
SelinsRrove Davis & Schnure do
do John Hartman u do
Freeburg: G Il F e Meyer do
Middlebure S~engle& HsseInger do
Adamsburg: Henry A Smith do
PennsV alley Nsrrows Mrs MossI do
Miffiinhurg Henry Cast do
East Buffalo Samuel Reber's Tavern
Buffaio Y Roads: J MCreight's Store
Le~ishurg Hayes & Co do
do Reber & Iddngs do
West Milton: John Datesman do
Milton Masteler & Swenk do
do S~eeney & Hang do
Liberty o: Wm Dale'a House
Limestone Weidenhamer's Store
Pottsgrove: James Reed do
A good assortment Of Cloths, Satnetss,
Cassimeres. .Tweeds. Jeans, Flannels. Blan
kets, Stocking Yarn, &c. always For Sale.
or Exchange for Wool or country Produce
OF the New Factory.
CARDING anil PULLING as usual.
MARK HALFPENNf.
Winfield Mills. March !, 1850
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BRANT'S iN0.AN
PULMONARY BELSAW

This Ralsarn possesses 81 lia ,'.ar-,as sr1 y=-.s
VIRTUES the a.v-uan.-i PUsrF E'.rsT, ana sv
Possesses several aihsf ne,csO- rf-fscf' T. ard ~
larIy sllsr,ed cure COUGHS and CONSi HPfoAS -
keals and u ise L.vY and - s7sTHst
IT, readily and easy the FuT.Jlag Er.--rt h=s
aud cures externally.
THcrs.Sps Of cures Of he g. 7=,s, ca=ziul:ioI
fully prsve s'r os; miraculous ets j.. G sees Of
the LUNGS, THROAT, and BREAST.
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11nblic Sale.
UNIVERSITY AT LEWISBURG.

A MEETING of the Board OF Trustees
n Of said University, will be held at the
Academic Building in the Borough Of Lew
isburg. Union county. Pa, On Iue'day the
le,h Of April next, at 10 o'clock. AN.
g. MILLER. Sec'y.
Lewisburg. March l3, 1850
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Fourteen Respectable Witnesses.

By Door Taos WrLLiA,.s one of tl, rspecti;ls
physicians of Rom,-hy Mes-rs. Bl-sELl. * LEJNAao,
wholesale and retail draggsts- Sir G. r SKowS pro
prietor and keeper OF the WEST R5,.E HoIEL-ald ~
9th
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Beware Of Imp0sters.

TlHE PUBLIC are hereby informed that
Patent has been issued by the United
States TO Stephen Crane Tor Wash Mix
,ure, and The undersigned is joint inven-
tor, and bolds the Patent Rlgh, for Penn
syIvania. A certain person who has been
selling rights is neither inventor or Prnprl:
ctor. and will be prosecuted. with all others
violating the patent.
HFWANTED-Good Agents. to can
vass the State.
ID. M'VOY. Baltimore, M.
February lG, lS5U-3t.
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BranEs Indian Purifier

al impure diseases OF the blOi VIZ Saaii IA
Salt Raeua Risaasisr ETlI,0rs PiEspLes tas FACE
Piles. Biies Uo-s. Cosi-sas 9=rrETt1 Diseases Lire,
Complaint. Pcirs in tie Bpr. S!e and L.s5s, R.55 .f
Rloos % tie Had ETC. etc.
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GIzSoIlm7iSah)
Notice..

A LII persons indebted to the subscriber.
IA are earnestly requested to call and
make settlement without delay, as am
desirous to have my old Books closed up.
All those neglecing this notice. can not
complain if their accounts are left for col.
lection, as a very long credit has been
given. JAMES HA1Eo.
Lewi.burg. Jan %. $3.50