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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-30

Europe, have already established their agents IN
San Francisco, who are sending out the gold 70
the commercial world at vast profit.
In fact, we are only in the beginning Of the
great California movement; and il several Of the
northern provinces of Mexico, such as Sonora and
others, could be added to the Union, in the same
way as California was. the excitement in regard to
gold digging would be quadrupled in the course Of
fewyears. According to all accounts, the gold re-
eions OF Northern Mexico are even richer than any
thing discovered in CALIFORNIA;; and those regions
now that the spirit Of enterprise has been awakened,
cannot remain much logger sealed mystery from
the enterprise Of the age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-30

Of pbr d. ubtle,s romomber Hat vsry
far i.iiot 90 HE four dol stye for ls cold
sight oollpis His immense Gales ard tue mproyem
he tss In he hat could one spab
him 20 retail fuch splendid aricls for four dlar IL 10
all -hp have tea the trouble the
rsr I've dosr Hat IN the city excssd IL In
terra, m hlia H. equsls Ia IN shape.
GkNIN, 2la Broadway. opposite St Paula
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-30

Hair Dys.-Bsscnss"r's osnuins LsqsiA
ssrss Pie public ssssd guard sssisss imissssss .- M
various AironAa rsscss vhcss hair has assumed led
color mon She % the imitation ssrrestsl
81 oallns shcvs Ccry th- sAare~s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-30

s~rirs all kin diseases discciors,ons and hiemishs P
Gre Subtitle fer surenucus hair from rsss Of
the body. LAZY white for NE ccmpiesicr. Lsqud Rosfe,
ks street frst from set In Brood psy
aat SIZES yordan, IL Ashissson street, BssscA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-30
THR COLLINS KKw YORK AND LIVERPOOL
STEAMSHIPS

We visited the splendid steamship Atlsntic, yes
terssy, and found tina. che IL approaching compile.
tcp very rapidly and wl be ready to take hsr d-par
lure on the dsy named, the twenty seventh OF mex.
month without fail Mr. Pistt who IL decorating the
cabins and the state beautifully 10 getting on
as fast as possible with bis work; the machinery 10 ell
In, and in about fortnight tbis noble specimen Of
American enterprise and shili will proceed trial
"Trip The boilers were tested day t~o since the
sstifsction Of ell concerned Many Of the s;a.e
ioous taken, and two three Of the bridal
thsubsrs" which are decidedly the most besutifui
apartments that we saw board OF any vessel,
are also ,pess.d.
The following are the names of the officers OF tie
Atlantic -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-30

RHODE ISLAND AND CONNECTICUT ELECTIONS.
Aswe have stated, next Monday, the Connecticut
State election, and, on Wednesday next that Of
an appearance of order the general political confu-
sion IN both these States. Seldom have such SIM
sular and anomalous characte ristics marked poll
ncal parties in the present crisis, which seems
TO be totally unaPpreciated by large portion of the
people.
In Rhode Island. a singular indecision prevails.
Only two parties are in the field--whigs and free
solers-aDd the newspapers, hating and lodging
now fLd something to praise in Mr. Webs,er's
speech, and now a brilliant common place ia Sc
wards They stand COMPOUNDED between the com
mon sense of the many, and the outcries Of the
"Stewards Of the Almighty" Meanwhile, the
democracy take position aloof from the other
political sections, and await the millennium of uni
versal suffrage, as yet denied to the plantation
State by its ancient and unique political organza-
ton.
In such curious, quibbling, and paltry de-
velopement Of political feelings and purposes, and
while Connecticut falls into the same line of pasil-
luminous action, the people, who do not usually
mix with the party fermentation, in both States,
should wake up for the good OF the Union. As one
man, armed for the occasion, and alive to the great
interests of the confederacy, they should denolnce
the contemplate sectional demagoguism of Sc
ward, sDd sustain those great and comprehensive
principles advocated by Mr.. Webster. Wake up!
Wake up!
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- ~-'..~.s - ~
GC0 REvsRD WILL nv GIVEN 10 Nsv psRs N
W. that vll gtc nfrrnetvn ~ A. G. Hell, stthe Steam
20, vnee rer - n - tire nam. of zoe essu,
nina LETT the tose on the pier yesferiy marked s-sr~
= - nhofess foftisad ssfns and parp e. a
from kchnohd Va Sssa boaes soatan slocks Of sssssn
snd mesuis about " fest each.
QOn sBwARD. -Lpsr-BsrwerS n kSo
w. oeloet Lestetdsy " gstrs from lars brsvrg
sctrttrsst 70 Nhiism. Wall Esehsn<> wa
SLIP ae 70 Of hanh bulls 10 sSart s-u
VI The tndsr ell receive the asov. reward o. lsaunx
The metty az - south street tnirs story.
Il osT-A BLACK HAIs BRAcELsr. wIra GOLD
% ~ TO W Ninth street.
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iDvERTTgMENN REsgwED gyESf DAY.
KEW AHDs

.dnsres TO .5srerfissrs~nts " Msu As pc
pad, ~ they sill net b issea hem Ne Pest 0Hes.
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TombOia Means sour HaUdred Dolls rs
fer fty Go aud the Chiusse nussam Rom
honesy and Wednesday evening, tas lst And 81 Of
AIri
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Spring Clothing. -C,srke, the Tailor, ms

a OF goods black blue
"a Irss ,rest Goa, 50 made 20 msfsare. TAe very
finest SO PAT n Vests IN proportion Pretty SACKS,
$40 srrirg ovsfeess ST. Quality cut hp and
ehes pnets q bipef, at TO wllism.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-30

Stropthe oldest strop
been before the public fer ths last thirty yea bad
the snbscribsrs. wholesale and retail. SAUNDERS, lH
Broad corner OF Liberty street and S1 Broadway
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Brn0y's NaoOnal collection OF Da&uerr00s
tyres 40 and M Broadway Of Fulton st-Hn
gers and citizens respectfully invited 70 call Ans
She specimens.
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chem So Soass sg.ta in full blast az the
cid We have received elegant bsex
ssets tna iich .sn vests low Corner Nassau aud
hsS ANA sIr. ct
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thoss uusi, sold s.s-lere for S. eonbinns
eles ALoe. durability, AID eeensuy AuIDOS
nroatuay. Ne Dua ue 4 -eet
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LaAnine all the productions Of hAttes
.ssg.r you VII nsAs your section, At speassheids,
Of III hsssAu steet yudgs aud interest will dictate
a his hat for IS ~ By far any four dollar
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PINE std Naaau streets Gentlemens hs OF the
yriug Sta ndard ready. and subutted
e'es juesn.nt Of rurohssr The suescripsrs hats have
been mad, ahd rcseased Permanent ceiebr
offered hs ard ne pubic at prcts
mooerste as any respectable hosse IN the trade.
Ptne N...s
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the Plum b. N.,lon.i Daxu,

No. 25 broadwsy cannot fal " int Resting
thcs who fotc Of hne picture Toe experiences Of n
popieor Of this tbeng the Oldest operator
tlis countryl snab h@ do his patron justice.
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EncS Spring Fashion has been before the pus over
risht they eagerly sousht after
trft 1hey bril- Of arcAi
teiurs, and are furnished VERY reasonably
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A Lsay Corrsspendent says. tat the nae

Hair or hi,iers the m-ueps IL 10 syrs-d without sary
" hair skis. IL be vsshsd immsrAssy ~ftseut
sold, FHALors, ~ Brcsdvay. and 3tsweess south
Of chesnvs and Firth ssreess fhiisAsphis.
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n,s entirely ths
od system q sis ushns All hs iaesavsaienos arisns
v,sr,fs from the chctce 81 no. wigs AID
sc,ips warranted perrs,usl "a sls srosdvsy up sars
wiGs and Ceupees.-Anosher Medal hss
N~.r Ssrded 70 wp Rscheior for the wirs Tcu-
psss IN. public Invited y ,pset he new syls for 1850
a RATCHKLORs celebrated via rseory No. Wall
he neeps iArst ssA bsst sssertnsat n We s Cepy
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his kaker, FOR day batfor all
heed " ho-hs bseues IL taten, for the posrity vit
arer bm therefore ADVISE the make choice
competent hsnds to Jiturise he volt None
more 90. than HtksisoN HoLsES, zoy Bfoadws
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pictures when require tedious sitting and yes insure
peri CT lii gain popularity day By
disco Of the subcribers these pictures
taten such superior to resemble very
vited examine specimens ct rooms 2Ol Broadway
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" ell the styles SO, up sprrs by
the bsttss o. New Ysh we're subtd 10 IN. Jud1m-et o.
tLss. thsy would dsrioe In fvcr ~ Raj.
TtR1y LEkSk e,rnef u Chatham and Pearl strsets
surrassiar item ell beth 10 Jis and snish all aud sca
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
Brandreth's Pills are sold at 25

cts per hox (.sith full difrciion~)
DY J. HAYES Il co l.ewsburg, aDd
ID by ONLY one Agent III every '"wn 10
the Union. Each Asen, has a Certificate
OF Agency. Examine the box o pIls sIwav>
and compare it with the fac smile Labels on the
Cerifi. to Of Agency. As there Is counterfeit
Of The ..w label out this ia If much Importance
as thorI is decided difference between the
sppes nee of The true labels and those Of the
count, felt. The counterfeit is done stone :;
the Sc iuine are done on ste.l. The appearance
of Il printing on the counterfeit, Is ragged and
blur the genuine label is the very pink ot
neatness, both in printing, paper, ard genera
execution.
Be very careful sni go to the Agent, v hen You
wan, b. snirrth's Pills then you sure o; the
n.,o =, 10 IN; w. r.r ~, 4Nrisf5e ether@,se
he oilrr- YOU ara the genuine Bsandie,h'-! Es-
cry man knows wheilrI the a'ticie be o!.er. Is
true or false Beware q! cheats !
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
Lewisbure. Sept IL, ls49

OLD DIR. AND S. Il. IOIV1NSEND'S
compound syrup of Sarsaparilla.
JUSr reed from the old Dr. large and
fresh supply Of his celebrated medicine
from the principal Depot in New York.
Persons wishing to procure SaIsaParilIa
can have either the old or young Dr's. gen.
nine and fresh. BY calling on the Agent.
I.ewishurs. June &c w SCHAFFI,E
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
TGg WINTER gEggQC1l
OF HE
lEsjiSbyHG ACADEMY

II ILL cornaeEce on AcSUsy, lhc z2d
w oi o Hobef. Instruction All! be gwen
as heretofore, IA all branches Necessary IA
4 thnrnush edoca,inu. Fssrci.e- 10 C,r,-
position sud Hecian,eiion val le rcGuirt, I'D
strict attention VII! tie paid to The ioiH siirl. e
'e-a'ar habits OF study IH :hc younger 81 Cu 'sf.
e.. 'he school The reputation If he Insii.uI,. q,
wiii be made - rest, not uPcn the ruu.sr b..
upon he pr"gres- ef lie s,uGcri-. Ii. s,i .rri-
Der mol sahcit'u- for school Of uo5e lhau %
regular scholars TENS: Tor Lenfusges. S!J >.
for he higher Engi r. Sc and fcr she ooli p cl.
Engiis!. blsu,bss $6--rsr ses,icn Of 2!l.tcis.
j RAADDLFH. F-incirG!
Lcwisbary. Oci. 8, Isf9
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
Dea:istry.
WIN. G. STEWART, 49,.

7 ATE Of PailadrIrh:a. is now i.ra,ed on
IL Market street, Lewisburg. opposite Nj
Schreyer's store. where he ntiends to operations
on the teeth at a reduction oil his former prices.
Teeth ani roots o. teeth rsnos ed With the aid Of
improved Instruments, aud IN an easy manner
Filling teeth aud re'ing pvc,s or plates a'ten-
ded to according TO he latest Improvements Ia the
profession Ciceraied, spGngy, aud iGims, gums
cured. Thankful Tor past iavo.s, h" s'iiciis 4
continuance of public pltfonase 20 impure
ina,eriais used iJr filings IL teeth. N2SS
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27

MsrLTSErEo. Dec 20, 1919.
Report Of the Mifii'nhurg Academy are as fol-
lows: judgment in favor Of said Academy, for
$3.50 06. with interest from the 18th day Of May.
lsas, which eau not e collected at present and
one dollar and si,,y;~o CENTS CSi.62) in the
hands Of The Treasury.
b. w. Thompscn. President.
BENZ. Haus. Secretary.
We the undersigned, Auditors Of Union county
hav'ng examined the above Account of the Trus.
ices oishe Miflinburg Academy. find the Account
as above stated. to be correct. Given under our
hsnds in the Bore Of New Berlin, the twelfth
day OF January. 1850.
ts'snee BY 'he Comfy Audito,s)
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
Charles Seebold, Treasurer, in
account with Union County.

Charles Seebold, Treasurer, in
account with Union County.
DIR.
1850. To balance in Treasury At ls.,
rriilrmeul, S3303 S3
To ca.h Ieceired from ic!in-
quent Collectors, viz:
For 1915 $l77 ~
1916 4i5 G6
ls47 GIT o.
,s4s $3.50 Sc
lSi9 1868 s5-9O53 9s
10 cash rcceiv of J. Hsus, Jr., Pre-
,honoiary, as Jury fees 2s 90
cash reed OF Jos Scharf for old stove 325
8 cash received Of Chas merrill ESQ a.
hnrs aud iury lre-, in case of John
RANGER and others 70 eS
'' Cash rec'l of Cha. Merrill, E.; as
Jury fees l6 90
essh reed Of j., B,rbin. Esq. f,r
stone sold by Commissioners, fIe,
Of the Bridge al White Deer) 90
essh recsved of Peter Boiig, fr old
boards soId hy him Oo
each reed Of D. w. WooJ., E,o..
ground TENT on printing office lot s 90
cash reed Of sundry persons for tsI
on unsesied lands SIS
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
MEDICAL CARD.

mrs HAYES & DAVIS having entered
IL INTO partnership in the practice OF
n Urine. offer their professional services
il, tn., unhaoranis Of Lewisburg and virini-
ty. They may he found a, all times when
not professionally engaged. a, Dr.. Hayes
office. Lewi>burg, March l, 1850.
wM MHAYks, N b. UQ DAVIS. " d.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
GOLD and SILVER
Hatfield & Thomson

Respectfully inform the ci.irens of Lewi.burg and
vicinity. hat they have entered into Partnership
al the OLD STAND on Market St. opposite J
Hayes Il Cos Stare, prepared TO execute every
kud ui work in their line in the heat manner
They carefully selected of the bes, English aud
French msierisis. MaiuspfiEss Cy yiind-rs Escape
uheeIs and q variety Of Witch Jewels. and Cater
themselves that their know ledge snd skill in the
iusne,s will enable them to give satisfaction TO
uil y M, NAV favor them = ih PairOHa, a.
FINE WATCHES. such as Duplex. E--E
eap.rnen,s, LrP'nes. Anchsrs. De',ehrd. <..T
Ps,sn, L.,cis, Repe.,,rs. and Musical Watches
Sc neatly repaired and warranted
A,-o fr sale, variety OF Gold and Silver
Watches. Patent Levers, hars, Detached La-
pBrs. Quariier., snd English Watches, Gold
Chains. Br,asi-piIs. Finger ani Ear rings Gold
end Silver B.lt Slides, Bracelets. Gold aEd Silver
Pencils and Pens, do Spec,sces
elJ TX Silver Spoons Sugar tong. Coub.,
&c Sc.--in short, q Little of everything, aud
any ihiag else. no, mentioning h'!!cs k7'Geks,
SIaays on b,nJ or got TO order
4 variety OF Brass Cocss for 50 and upSasl,
a. vhnless- aad retail
Persons d.sihng 10 get things rtsat. would 10
u. ny giving te sub,critsrs Gail
ErpeFonoe tells us thai tn, Ccedii System can
not afford living Therefore. in order to push
along and keep moving the Cash s, stem must
necessarily be enforced. Feb 2S. 1850
A HATFIELD WM II THOMPSON
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
Beware OF ImDosters.

Beware Of Imposters.
1NHE PUBLIC are hereby informed that
Patent ha, been issued by the United
Safes to SiePhea Crane for Wash Ma.
lure. and the undersigned is a joint inven.
tor, and boJs the Pa,en' Right for Penn
sylvnna. A certain person who has been
selling rights is neither inventor or Proprl.
elor. and ~iil he prosecuted. with all others
violating The patent.
"WANTED-Good Agents. 10 cam
vass the State.
ID. M'VOY, Bal,imore.Md.
February lG, le50--3,.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27

$l2 sos 50
We. he rsdersignci, Auditors Of the county Of
Cn'on, hsvs carefully examined and sudited the
ioreeoing accounts Of the Commissioners and
Treasurer of said county, do fad and report the
ssid accounts Of Receipts and Expenditures. and
ireasursI's seeoun', for the year ls4s, true ard
correct.
In wi'ncss whereof we have hereunto set our
nind' at the Commissioner Office in the Boro'
o. Ne" Berlin, ,hi. twelfth day Of January, s5e.
II w SNYDER,
FRANCIS 4. YER
ii ii BLAIR, Auditors.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
Notice.

NUBSCRiBERS 10 the &" University at
y Le~isburg" are respectfully requested
10 paw their Second lnslal.neni, nov due.
10 The Treasurer. And those who have not
aid the Is; in>tai't are respectfully ntaified
that all such d'-ilDl"en'awiii be charged
Interest on thci, ln,la n,enls from The time
they become due.
SAM'L Z. WALKER THxAs
Le~ishurs, Feb. 25, 1850.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27

VNCKlNGS.-A splendid assortment ol
i these goods by The piece or yard. at
unprecedented low prices for cash. Just
received 30 pieces al ,arioos prices. The
attention of store keepers is particularly
invited, "a well as those b"ying by The yard.
a' c. l.. J,nes' New Cheap Cast. Shore.
F,b 1850 Broad~ny. Million
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27
ENTAIL G. Il ID .
Lily nr, Hahn Cccke,

CURGEoN DENTIST, respectfully informs
- his friend, aud iAr public IN general, that
hr has concluded to make I.eut,h"ra hls perma-
neut place II! residence D.. Z. has tf.on -0orn>
IN Market SOU are frs door below TIE pni.iing
of'ire. Which n has iiiei up to aPP'sir IL. Re
,'Jeuce q, hllLe's Hotel. "a he ia;Fj week
seek IN every month, be may be iUrGd at Eek
her,', II ,i,L IN hiiion
Or. L exc i regular grsdus." Of he 3 ,l.
NOR Cri,ese of i'et,s! Surg,ry, bes'iss whirh
Qualification he has had .bs advantage OF fss
wears experience ~ ne rr7ctice nf his p pso'essioH
- Penn,yi,anis 0h;", Illinois, Wisconsin and
the city oi b ,lrlno7e. Nd.
DR.. l., tai 2. al She Journals Of the Day which
r1nis'n New and useiGi Iaforma;ion in the line
Of his profession and from his a'rsngemenl.
with the te-t manufacturers nf teeth, ayid TOT!
&c VII alvsSs keep on baud Tor ih- accomno
ialion of hi- custo ner= The very best qnslity of
all the materials used in his business.
Per-o,s wishing Denial OPP rati'i,s performed
viii find II TO th,ir sIvsn.ace 10 give him a cell,
beauty and DURABILITY OF his ogerst"n, ny any on-.
rs.He-s Persons 70, whom ]. HcVsEt inserted
s. Teeth end nho NAV need rei ing
ions, are in.orin.d that | have The models 81
their moa,hz ss pre-, arei by Nr.iIou.-l ar.j con
>eauenily can Do their repairing NJ lower al,
than !, can te done i,r esse h,te a. il saves the
trouble in msny case. Of aak'ng new model
JOHN LJCkG.
Lewisburs. Oct; II, 1879.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27

n the matter of the pnr.0 In the Or
rnion and valuation %! | phan,' Cour,
the real estate o. VIZ. l.. OF Mercer Co.
llARRIs, deceased. } ia. No. 81 of
Sept. lsi9.
Writ issucd TO the Sheriff tn par, and divide
or value and apprai.s DJualinn l.o. No.
7l6 uf two hundred acres in he 4rh dlstriA
IA Mercer county, whch SAID land has
been appraised and valued by a Jury sum.
tnoned b. sand Sheriff al The SUM of eleven
hundred and twenty five dollars, (slI25.)
Notice is hereby given 10 James Harris,
Martha Harris. .snd Laird Howard. Thomas
Howard, David How ard, Harriet Howard
,n'ermar'ied with DR.. Thomas Vanvalzah.
Ann Howard iniermarricd with VIM. vii.
son. lane Howard intermarried with Joseph
Greco, Who were children of Z lzabeth
uarris who wss iu,ermarried with Thomas
Howard. both Of whom are deceased. that
;he Court aforesaid did on the 26th day OF
Deer Ist9, confirm the inquisi:ion aiore-
said, and gave judgment that the same
should remain firm and stable for ever. .sud
made u rule on The oeirs and legal repres-
eniaives Of the deceased 10 appear on the
hrsi dsy OF mex, term i.i Ol April next
and accept or refuse the premises at the
valuation.
Certified foa the record a, Mercer. thi.
20lh day Of December AID. Is49.
NJ e. TROUT, Clerk O e.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-27

NHE Stockholders Of the LEwIsBrRe MIR.
FLiNsBURG TURNPIKE RnAD COxPANr,
will p care take notice. that an Election will he
held st the house of Col Saml Reber on MoSnAr
the 4ih day Of March, 1880, Tor the purpose Of
eltc,ing one President aud five Managers to man.
age the CONCERNS of the said Company for one
year. GEORGE SCANABEl., Pres.
February S, 1850
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-25

Everybody is curious to know all about
the relations. personal and political, of the
new President; and we have been stopped
a dozen times in the street by the anxious
inquiry of "who are Mr.. FllImore's inti-
mate friends" In regard to his political
relations, they are well known in our State,
which. has always delighted to honor him /;
but the wire-puIIers should have the delica-
cy to let him alone until the remains Of the
lamented President are entombed. In re-
gard to his family, the President is blessed
with most excellent wife. who is peculiar
ly well qualified for the high station she is
about to adorn; and two children, a sou and
a daughter. The son is young man, not
over twenty, Of the genuine republican
stamp which characterises the country boys
of Western New York. He has just en-
tered upon the profession Of the Law. The
daughter is an accomplished young lady,
about eighteen years Of age, and now en-
gagged, We believe, in the honorable employ
ment Of teacher Of Public School in Buff
falo. The latter fact 10 something for q
Republican people to boast Of; and some
thing to put the dainty daughters Of DOR
wosld-be Aristocsacy 70 the blush.-N y
MtfToTs -. - =.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-25
THE INAUGURATION.

The National InielIigencer has the fol-
lowing notice of the Inauguration Of Presi-
dent Fillmore:
AT twelve o'clock, according to pre-
vious arrangement, the Senate entered the
Hall of the House of Representatives, the
Speaker and Members standing. Soon after
the Hon. MiIlsrd Fillmore, Vice President
Of the United States, attended BY = member
of each House, entered the Hall and took
seat at the table Of the Clerk Of the
House. After brief pause, he rose, and
in clear and distinct voice, pronounced
the oath Of fidelity 70 the Constitution. and
the act Of installation vas complete. The
profound sileace on 20 great m assemblage
Of deeply concerned spectators. the ceTe-
aony, 90 brief and 70 simple, yet 20 impor-
tant in its consequences, national, political,
end personal, presented a incident and :
scene altogsthes American. Hwss lie IN