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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-01-19
EARLEs cAsT-sTEELH HONE &sTRoP

ron RAzoRs AND SURGICAL INsrRUMENTs.
A sure Remedy for all the Diseases to ,eAicA ths
Razor IS su9e ..-F VI
This article proves to be superior to any nov,
in use, not only for restoring Razors to their orr
ginM cutting state, but giving it a finor and
smoother edge than any other article now in use.
will just say Notwithstanding facts arc stub
born things,) that within three years past have
met with Razors laid by as useless, supposed 70
be worn out, others become too soft, others
crumbhng on the edge, and on applying thcm
TO the Hone. restored them to their former cut
ting state; and have only to sey, ii there is
Razor which has become soft from using. or
crumblcs on the edge, 1 have not yet met with
such in testing more than one thousand of dif-
fcrcnt stamp. m hi
Manufactured by d. Earle, Portage County,
Ohio.
THIS is TO CERTIFY that we have used
Earles Improved Hone and Strop for Rarors
and Surgical Instruments some months, and on
trial consider it superior to any thing Of the kind
have seen tried. tl- f
ZADOK STREET, "
JAMES MALMSBURY.
JOHN SLEEPER, = "a
]. HUDSON. N N .ar-
Salem, o., Nov. l, I849. e. 'H '1Hli I.r rr~
For sale by "A IVCETT & JOHNSON. Sal.n, a
October l6, lS49. f II
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-01-19

When men speak III of thee, live m m M
body will belieye them. u ~
Light cares speak, great ones arc dumb.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-01-19
JAMES BARNABY.

PLAIN & FASHIONABLE TAILOR!
eating done to order, aud all cork Warranted
North side, Main Street, two doors East of
the Salem Bookstore.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-01-19
SAL EN- B00KST0REl!
BARNABY & WINERY

DEALERS IN HOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.,
North side Of Main street. Salem, o.
A general assortment of Literary, Scientific.
Reformatory and Miscellaneous BOOKS and
school books, kept constantly on hand. Prices
reasonable. Terms. CASH.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-01-19
gned) Mrs. STONE, Mrs. J. GATES,
Miss nj. Il. LAWRENCE.

In the evening tho Committee, through
thelr chairman, DR., LangwOrthy, made a
the day. They. reported that they had ex.
cluded all friends OF the two ladies' from the
COMMITTEE room aud had the examination
only IN ths prsOsncs Of the gentlemen and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-23

-; !, ~ = connected with or dcPcnlanl on, any pro
SION II n -. . If a compact, which has not been requi-
v vad OF s III bne Of !, the following named States; Ohio, Indiana,
iii iIiins %;.: M'sSi isHs t WISCONSIN. : h Fia4ids, Alabama .A'A'"-
sa > r TSs ,hnv sholl not make a party TO, o! in any manner
bind to- y" include or connect with any provision having
the character or ja.ant Of a CONTACT 2 S Sny H na, ,. or ps' n,si
having the political! organization {" Id ~ .
!" . ,'' Thu SGu lhey shall no, connect the admission $40 Of The Sat, ne
of California with any matter iorcish u inc admission "i
. ."i,h ,hs orin;noI states, and unencumbercd with any other
conditions, responsibilities, or considerations ..,
The balance Of the proceedings, the pistol scene we gave
NeatprlaY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-23

COUNTY OF POWHATAN.

Forsome years past, the contest between the Democrats and
Wing iof the Delegate from this county has been exceeding
" close, and has been maintained on both sides with equal
zeal AMI ardour. The controlling influence Of the Richmond
vote, Of which the Wings have a considerable majority, has
repeatedly decided the contest in favor Of The Wing Party,
against the will, ~ we believe, OF ii majority Of tho voters al
The county itself. In despite Of this influence, Judge Nash,
4 few years since, obtained a decided victory for the Demo
Gratis; and the success thus achieved has since been calamity
maintained TO this time by Col. Hopkins, the late worthy
and able Democratic delegate from the county. Col. Hop
ains having declined a reelection, the Wings ore, as we are
informed, making unusual efforts 10 regain the county,
They have in the field, as their candidate, II gentleman,
whose politics are said to be Of The ncu,cr gender, and whose
hopes of si,ccas, rest mainly on votes manufactured for the
occasion. Hi opponent, Mr.. William Old, Jr, we know 10
be n pure and ,teyiins Democrat, while he is admitted by all
10 bp 4 gentleman of fine talents and unbcnding integrity
We trust that every Democrat will rally 10 his suppor,-con-
firm the triumph Of the party heretofore 80 valuntly achicv-
cd-and rebuko tho unworthy attempt to control the count,
by foreign Influence and fictitious votes.
RICH SCENE-COMpLETE WATER -"HALL m-DIS-
CUSSION AT GODDlN'S TAVERN.
The meeting, on Wednesday night, was attended by n
large number OF voters from the county of Henrico and city
Of Richmond. Col. Mosby was called 10 the Chair md Dr.
I. G.. Go"ch requested TO act ms Secretary.
On motion, half on hour xns allotted 10 each Of the candi.
dates.
At % minutes to Q o'clock f.r. II. \. Mayo opened The dis
cussion with Tic understanding tia. lie w~ouldlaye tho miyi-
i.ge Of tie last reply 10y disclain,ing any intention 10 piot,
or misrepresent his opponents, as had been unfairly charged
anon him. He rec .etted that DR.. Hall was not present nj
Ally on Saturday last, rs he could not say many things
which he wished 10 say in the face of his opponents. He
had been charged With acting iiscourteously towards his
absent opponent. He appealed 10 Mr.. Goddin, his opponent,
who was present, 10 say ifthis was SO. ORR. Goddin was un-
! rato ~ a. el;na o.-,no limo ~ the r,e~ \. h 49,.
charge had been made agains; him. Mr.. Gardner, howeve-
4 gentleman who heard the whole dis losion, declared thaI
50 f,r from the accusation against Dir. Mayo being true, hs
courtesy towards Or. Hell was M. ked) Mi. ". said he
nd been charged with being ineligible! He thought tina
rhalge came very unfortunately from the quarter it did
Fho nccuscc DR.. H. Of being ~ineiigble7 Did the Democrats?
ifMr. Keeseo was ! Democrat, thea they did. Mr.. Mayo cal!cd
on DR.. Fl. TO re. produce = certificates Of eli.ibility-parli.
ca!ariy that Of Col. George w. MunfoId, which he said Or.
II. had read when lie obtained the nomination. (Dr. Hall
refused 20 produce it) Mr.. Mayo proceeded to read a poto
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-23
POETICAL.
For IN, Euoufrs,
EOT tic EHQutFel
TO MISS Ps...s+ W%tss....,
OF BALTIMORE.

For the Enquirer.
TO MISS P...... W...,....
OF BALTIMORE.
Farewell! the brief sunny hours passed with thee
Were happy-too wildly happy long to last,
But like all pleasures ever shared by me,
Destined by lowering clouds to be o'ercast;
Yet, think not that / can eer forget,
Tho long, long years may roll apace,
Those silvery tones that vibrate yet
Upon my soul-nor time can nc'er ctiace.
No, no! cherished feelings hid from every eye,
Shall in my souls deep recess ever live.
Live! Aye, live How can they die?
would not crush them for all this world could give
Crush them! No., no! the witchery Of your charms
s0nay; o maa aHse e" "wskeS to loves s,<:.lgI"
Live on and on, and never can fori
RICHMOND, APRIL, 1850. ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-23

Linn Royi, member of Congress from Kentucky, "
married last evening, AT the Catholic Chapel, IL Mr. Ann
Dickson, of Ebensburg, Pa.
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paILAnrLpHIA; APII !.
Thomas J. Hongh, a young man who has always p4.I -
good reputation, ard who has but recently removed ~.
~cierkship in the Pos, o lice by tina White, wa'% -
ted to-day, on the charge Of embezzling money 10 -
amounts rom letters, whil.: in the employ Of me 10"
ment. He was co nmi,ted in default Of $1,000 ball "''
Their hearing.
II VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE I ~
ergetic and accomplished Superintendent OF the s.ed
hns already commenced operations, under INC sc. pa 81 !
new buildings has been comnreaccd-,inbe and n,a ~ d
contracted for-Eands employed-and The work IS P Ta. sn'
waid with that zeal and perseverance, for when ~ Ne q
is so greatly distinguished. As the Colonel Is re,ns :
his talent, tact, and Judgment, it is not to DC = wors1
that he accomplished whatever he sets himself " .sys
and we may, therefore, soon expeG TO see all the n 'hu. q
buildings erected. and tho amplest accommodating. !, ;"
nisheoSor the Professors and Cadets VaRy S"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-23

appointment by the Lsrernor Of ~luginn
Joseph McDonsal, Jr, Of Cincinnati, 10 b" a C'+.,
a, ier for the State Of Ohio, 10 take Acknowledgements :
q OOf Of deeds. &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-23

SUBSCRIPTION FOR DIR WEBSTERS FhNlLl
4 despatch from Boston, April II, p. NJ. 10 the New =
Globe, says: -.
"rhc recent calamity that has occurred to th- Interest,".
family, has incited their old friends in Boston Ia r. 81
them a handsome donation, rs II testimonial Of connny
friendship. The widow of the late DIR. Pafkinnn hesc,,'
list with $500, which has already reached above s2D,W"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-23

THiFcN NHilta UtstflI IU0rnty:
Sra: A pistol was drawn upon me yesterday in the Srn'
Chamber, and, although the Senate has taken notice 81 ID
and commenced a proceeding upon il, yet this proct'if
Is No bar Ia The action Of a court Of justice, and, besilc; D
power of the Senate is limited. ! think i, a proper subIftf
II court OF justice, and wish il la be- brought before The Ctnn
Court of t'.,s District for the examination and decision Sht
the laws would give il. ! cnclosca National intelligence
this morning, IN oificiel reporter Of the Senate p%rocredt.
and Lave marked the passages IL which | invite atfentlca
do not send the paper as evidence, but a. Il guide Ia 's y
ready 10 appear before that body, If required, and porliF'
give the names OF some persons as witnesses.
Respectfully, sir, your obedicnt servant,
THOMAS III. BENTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-23
APPOINTMENTS BIZ THE PRESIDENT

Eli Il. Swcarinsen, Wheeling, Virginia.
William &. Bryan, 81. Andrews Bay, Floriia.
Phillip Clayton, to be- Second Auditor ot thu Treasury
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-23

We understand (says the National Intel!iccncel theh
lowing letter was ON Thursday communicated Ia The tGff
Siaier Attorney for this District:
SrpErr, Arnf L., !&D
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17
Notice.

THE Burgess and Town Council Of the
J. Borough Of Lewisburg. hereby give
notice that they will receive proposals from
this dale until The LIST day Of May ne1,-
For quarrying stone "a, the quarry Of
VIM. Cameron.Esq in separate lots Of one
hundred perch each, 10 Macadsmixe par,
Of Market street
Also proposals for hauling and delivering
stone on Marke, street, in lots OF one hund.
red perch each;
Also proposals for breaking tho said
stone Tin lots Of one hundred perch each)
10 such size os will pass through two and
Ainch ring. and
Also proposals for the delivery on Mar
ke, street Of four hundred perch Of paving
s,one.i in separate lots Of one hundred perch
each, of the following size. dimensions and
quality, to wit 3: the stone to be not less
Than SIX nor more than eight inches long.
and the length TO exceed the thickness by
a, leas, one third, and to be o. permanent
and durable quality, suitable for street
paving.
All The above work to be doue under the
supern,endence and direction Of the Street
Commissioners. and to be completed on or
before the Isl day of October next.
BY order Of the Council
A. II. BLAIR, Burgess.
Attest: JOHN HoucHroN, Clerk.
Lewisburg, April 10, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17
TAI CARD
Dr.. John Locke

SURGEON DENTIST. respectfully informs
~ his friends and the public in general, ths,
he has concluded to make l.ewlsburg his perms
nens Plac. Of residence Or. L. has taken rooms
on Market Square, hrs; door below the Printing
Office, which he has tttsi up to operate in. Re.
sIdence u; Kiine's Hotel. = The third week
week in every month, he may be found al Eek
terrs Hotel In Milton.
DIR. Locke j, regular graduate Of the Baii;-
more College of Dental Surgery. besides which
Qualification be has had the advantage OF five
years experience the practice Of his profession
IN PennsylvaEia. Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin, sns
the city OF Biltimore. Nd.
DR.. L. taker sli the Journals Of the day which
contsin and useful information in the line
OF his profession {; and from h.s srrangsme 6
with the bcs. manufacturers of teeth, gold ioii.
&c. will siwsys keep ON haud for the scconmo-
cation OF his customers the very best ousli.T 81
all the Hsterials used in his business.
Persons wishing Dental operations performed.
will find = TO their advantage to give him a call,
- he is determined not to be surpassed in the
bSeutv and durability Of his operations by any ons
N~ Persons for whom J Il. .HorsKL inserted
tAkV Teeth. and who may need repairing
done, are informed that ! have the models of
their mouths as prepared BY Mr.Housel, and con-
can do their repairing at a lower rate
trouble in many cass. Of msking a new model.
JOHN LOCKE.
Leuisburs. Oct. ~. Is4s.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17
NIORMS-woRxs Various theories

Aj OhMS-WORx9 VARIOUS theories
w have been started rla,ive 10 the origin
Of intestinal worms. and vet the question is
avexed one among medical authorities. OF
one fact, however, ali are Informed. and in
~hch all agres-the fatal nature of the
influence they exert on children. AS this
season Of The year is one at which attacks
nt worms are most frequent as we'll rs most
dangerous,w we lake grea, pleasure in direct.
ing the attention OF parents to Dr.M'Lane' 5
Vermifuge. II 10 one of the most extraor.
dinary medicines ever introduced, and has
never failed of success when tried.
ADELPnI. Ross Go, Ohio, Feb 10, ls4S
MsssrsJ Kidd & Co: We wish to inform you
that We have sold all your Worm Specific lefi
with us. We wish you to send Us some more a.
soon as possible, 1t has given general satisfsc-
tion here. We have many calls for il since We
ere cut Of the article. 1t has succeeded all other
preparations in this county. and for this reason
ws wish to keep Q supply on hand.
RE- NJ A PATTERSON.
The above is one OF hundreds Of similar
communications which the proPrie,ors Of
this medicine are daily receiving. Where it
has been in,roduced,i it has become the mos,
popular remedy in use.
AGENTS. &C w ScuArrLr, Lewisburg; II
Shafer and J II Rsser, Milton I Gerhart. Se-
linssrove; ] w Friling. Sunbury Mrs M'Cay,
Northumberland; N T. Grier. J Moore. D.avlIe
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17

y EMAINlNG in The LEWiSBCRC
IL Pos, Ollice, March 81, 1850.

- EMAINiNL IN The LEW iSBC re
IL Pos, Office, March 81, 1859.
Arp lsasc, Abel Jacob
Baker !aceh Esir Charles, Brown Chas I.
Eschmsn Joint sb.hr Gail. Dudd John, Bs-or
W r. BiovI3- Iahn Esq Bor.z Eiljah. Bsoun
Jacob. Bell Chs S. besr, Jos, Blier JOS E.Q
Carother. Sarah ID Hi-s
Duck FrshkIin, Dul! Jos q
Fox HeB'y
Gundrom WIN. Gleason John. Gilbins Wn
Hartman John, HuIer Atrm, Hummei Henry
Imerson L A E-q
Jarrett WIN
Kincaid Rev & Kinesd CorneIia Mise.
Kelsey John ". Kelley Catherine Miss
Loback Edwin
Moyer David 3, Mstsger II Esq, Marsboli
Edwsrd. Meisei Harriet Miss
NoIi Win Ir
Pooney ia. " D. Pawling John. Paxton c II
Rhodes Joh,; Rieha d Ellen Miss, Roger PHI
lip. Royer David. RuhI Philip
shut Elizlb,th Miss, ShsfIer AbIm 2. Stesns
Wm. Sanders Geo, Smith Jacob. Slu,er John X.
Smith David, Spsts Jared. Snyder Sarah Miss
Schrack Beneyille 3
Wengen Henry, Walker Isaac, Woods G. w.
WilIiver Mary. Wolf Peter. Woodling Jackson.
Weigel David, Wilmer Peter, Whitaker Thos 3.
weiksl Maria widow. I7l1
Persons inquirng for the above letters
will please say they are advertised, other
wise they may not get them.
A. KENNEDY, P. ".
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17
Orphans Court Sale.

DY virtue Of an order of the Orphans
II Court Of Union county will be exposed
10 public sale. on The premises, on Wsdnes
day the 9th day of May next, all that mes.
s0age, farm and tract Of land situated in
White Deer Tp.. Union Co.. adjoining
lands Of Henry Noll, John Heberlng and
others, containing abou. lA0 acres, nearly
all cleared. on which are erected good
Farm House and Barn and other necessary
buildings. Also all that tract OF WOOD
LAND situated in The same TIP. adjoining
lsnds Of Daniel Rsnck, Dr.. 81. Beck, and Others,
containing about $50 acres. Sale to commence at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, when terms will be published.
JOHN BENNAGE,
April II. 1850. Aam, Jeha B.nnsse ese1
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17
Court Proclamation.

WHEREAS the Hon. ABRAHAM s. WILSON President
Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas for the Twenti
eth Judicial the counties of Union and
Min, and JACOB WrrEShrER and JAMS HARRIsoS Esqrs
Associate Judges in Union county have issued their pre-
cept bearing date the 29th day Of March, 1880
directed for the holding Of Orphans Court Court
Common Pleas, Oyer Terminer and General Quarter
% Monday Of MAY next being the 18th day. 1850 and
TO continue two wseks-
NOTICE is therefore hereby given TO the Coroner Jus
CT the Peace and Consables and county OF
Unon 70 appear in their proper persons with their
rolls records nquisitons examinations and other
to do those things which Of their oces and in
their behalf apperain be done and all witnesses
other persons prosecuting in behalf Of the Common
against required to be then and there
attending and not depart without leave At their peril
Justices required be punctua in their attendance
1t the appointed time agreeable to notice.
Given under hand and seal at the Sheris ofce in
New Berlin this llth day of April in the year OF Lord
thousand eight hundred and fifty and in the seventy
fourth year Of the Independence Of the United States Of
Ansrisa- GOD rave the Commonwealth
ARCHIBALD THOMAS. Sheriff.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17
NOTICE

hereby given 10 oil Captains Of volun,ee,
i Companies within the county of Union which
have been organized and equipped according TO lhs
Act Of Assembly passed April II, 1918. thst they
make proper Return Of their respective Iis,s o.
rolls Of Companies. to the undersigned Commis.
sioners OF Union county, on OF before the Is, day
Of April. 1850. st their Office in New Berlin
stating the name Of each member, his age and
residence hereof fail not.
Given under our hsnds ct the Commis.ioners'
office IN Ns~ Berlin this | lth day Of April 1850
JOSEPH WIN NrER.
JAMES BARBIN,
Aftesi-- JOHN WILT,
L. BnBsnAs, Ciert. Commissioners
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17
Fruit an0
iO p N A M e Mt Al
- TREES,

The subscriber offers for sale l.rss
assortment OF choice Fruu Trees-such as
Apple trees, 10 10 feet high, 40 vane,ies.
ail ssrraaad gcnuine-Peach trees. 20
varieties; Tararian Cherry. Nectarins.
Pruue and Pear trees. together with soma
6 or varieties OF Grape Vines Of he best
native and exotic varieties. Ornamental
Trees. such as TIE pauloDia, Linden, &c.
The above trees can be seen bv the ,st Of
April, on the premises OF the subscriber.
one square apoye Chris; & MFadd.E's
Foundry.
N. B. Persons wishing 10 procure a
quantity oi ,he Fruit trees, are requested 10
make immediate application TO the suescr'.
ber. in order 10 procure The varieties END
size wanted. Fl, r. NOLL.
Lewisburs, March 4, 1880.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17

TO the Hon Court Of General Quarter Sessions the
Peace in and for the County Of Union, at the May
Term for 1850
The petition Of Vim. L. Ritter Of White Deer township
in the county Of Cnion respectfully showeth that
petitioner is de.irous Of keeping public house in the
house kept by VIM. L. Ritter last year, and where he
formerly kept public house for . number Of years, and
Is provided with every necessary convenience to do he
therefore the Court to grant him license keep
tavern house of public entertainment for accom-
mediation Of travellers and strangers and such house
necessarily wanted, and he will pray, &c
wM. L. RITTER.
We the subscribers, citizens of White Deer township
certify that the above applicant is Of good repute for
honesty and temperance and is well provided with house
room and convenience for the lodging and
OF travellers and strangers and such
ily wanted in New Columbia Witness hands, this
lst day OF April, 1850.
Abraham Dersham, Jacob Biting Abr Angcney Israel
Guyer Roley MCurley Jacob Meckley. joel Ranct Ssmi
G.mterling, Lewis Dersham, Vim. p Datesrpsn. Paul
Goodlarder, Jacob Troxel, Charles Kline.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17
GOLD and SILVER
Not only in California, but also in Ls.eists~gsf
A good assortment Of
watches. SiIyervvare and Jeweiry
OF fine quality and a, City prices.
GOLD and SILVER
Hatfield & Thompson

Hatnel0 q 1nOmpSOu
Respectfully inform the citizens OF Lewisourg am
v;cin,,v. ,ha, they have entered into Partnership
a, III. OLD STAND on Market St, opposite
Hayes & Cos Store, prepared to execute every
kind of work in their line in the best manner:
rhey carefully selected Of the best Engiish anu
French materials. Mainsp'ings Cy ,nders E-ctpe
wheels. and variety Of Watch Jewels. and hatier
them selves that their knowledge and skill IN The
business will enable them to give satisfaction 70
all vino NAV favor them with patronage. I'm
FINE WATCHES. such as Duplex. E.- -
capements, Lepines, Anchars. Detached Ns%
Ps;.n, Levers, RePeaters. and Musical Watches
&c neatly repaired and warranted
A,so fr sale, q variety Of Gold and Silver
Watches. Patent Levers, Anchars. Detached lie.
mines. Quar,iers. and English Watches, Gold
Chains. Breast p rs. Finger and Ear rings Gold
and Silver Belt slides. Bracelets. Gold end Silver
Pencils and Pens. do spectacles'
SSnl,er Spoons. Sugar tones!, omts'
Sc Sc.-in short. . little OF everything, and
ANYTHING else. not mentioning hn'eH-hndcSs.
,lv,ys on hand or got to order
A variety Of Drass Clocks for 50 and upwards
a, wholesale and retail ~,
Per.ous desiring to get things r,ght, would do
all hv oixiop the subscribers call
Expcr;euce tells US that the Credit System can
M, afford a living. Therefore. IN order to push
aIony and keep moving" the Cash system mos'
necessarily be enforced. Feb IS. !soo
''''' AL HATFIELD.
WM II THOMPSON.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-17
BOROUGH ORDINANCES

FIHE Burgess and Town Council Of the
i Borough Of Le~isburg met. April !,
1850, lor The purpose oi adopting measures
for the better regulation Of The streets, pave
men,s, and alleys therein. and after mature
deibera,ion the following resolutions and
ordinances were unanimously adopted, TO
vii:
!. Resolved. that as the pavements and
sidewalks were intended for public as well
as private accommodation, We deem it ln-
porrant and necessary. and hereby ordain,
tina, all distractions on the same shall be
removed. We therefore authorize and re.
ouire the street Commissioners TO remove.
or cause to he removed. all distractions
on the streets, pavements, and side. walks,
so far as practicable. ~nhou, respect to
persons. giving due noice to all persons
who shall have in any way obs'ruc'ed The
streets, alleys. pavements. or water-cours.
es, to remove the same allowing them rea
sonable and sufficient time for said reno
val. and in case any person shall neglect
or refuse to comply with this ordinance.
the street Commissioners shall proceed
forthwith 10 remove such obstruction, and
return the said person or persons. with a
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 oil
said removal, from each and every person
so returned and il said person or persons
shall refuse 10 ray the said fine and bill oi
e,er. 'he High Cens'she shs'l rreeesd IN