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Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-13
Por tie Lesuisburg Chronicle.

20, but what use is il. Don't We ge
along now :" These, Mr.. Editor, art
common questions respecting our Market
House. The same questions have been
and are and may be asked in relation to
any improvement ever made.-Doub,less
We "get along now" after fashion, como
Of Us better and some worre; but that We
have many wants which might easily be
supplied, four out Of FIVE heads Of fami-
lies firmly believe.
1--WE don't want nothing but butter and
eggs," says one. Now. harkee, friend, and
see how you are mistaken. Here are $50
families-2OOO persons al leas.-who rant
yearly or daily more or less Of wheat. corn.
buckwhest, rye. oats. potatoes. turnips, on
ions. beets, carrots, parsnips, cucumbsrs,
csbbsges. tomatoes, pepper, beans. peas.
lettuce, asparagus, celery. radishes. hops,
and divers other "greens'-cider. apples,
pears. plums. cherries. ounces, peaches
curran,s, gooseberries, strawberries, rssp-
berries. and various other berries-herbs
and flowers oecasionalIy-wood. charcoal.
hay, fax, wool-,allsw, lard, fresh butter. sweet
and sour milk, cream, cheese, esss, melons. fresh
hsh, oysters. venison, surkies, chickens. geese,
docks, dried pssches. ssif<. and other dried fius
beef, pork. sausage, veal. mutton, and . host
'f things end eatsbles which The printers (bless
heir pictures , have MT room 10 mention-I ssy |
NO thousand Of us wsat some or sn Of these
hiass. every day Of our lives; and Ne get al we
an. and the best way We can.
But, might 10 not on do some besiesl that .
b question. How do We get shsssyliuvs ns~a
y sending to dozen or twenty di6ssen. Plses.
ot knowing when or ~hers 10 b mot sars Of
nd'"s The thing ~snte,-- and then tskins up
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-13

0Our subscribers at a distance. must
excuse the large space devoted 10 local
affairs this week. Such an occurrence is
not likely to happen again very soon.
TWe have Published oil the communications
We have received on the MsIket.House question.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-13

"We learn that Rev. H. Harbaugh h
of this place, has accepted call to the pas.
,oraI charge Of the First German Reformed
Church in the city Of Lancaster. Pa, and
will preach his farewell discourse on nexi
Sabbath afternoon At 2 o'clock. His con.
grega:ion here are very much attached to
him. and will part from him with regret.
We hope the Temperance cause in Lam
caster may be much promoted by the &C
cession Of 90 energetic and un,iring an
advocate.
Tho Guardian" Magazine Of which
Mr.. H. is the Editor. will continue to be
published in this place a. usual, during the
remainder Of the present year.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-13

The Steamer St. John WAS burnt TO the
waters edge, ,abou, week since. near Bridg-
port,Als.. ON the way up from New Orleans.
30 persons. including all the ladies on board
seven in number, were burnt or drowned.
The loss Of properly was very heavy.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-13
Democratic County Meeting.
Trrn Oaf Turn Out!

The democracy Of Union county are r.
quested TO mees at the Court House. 10 the
borough of New Berlin. on Tuesday ths
26,h March. (cour, week. 10 take into
consideration tho condition Of the country
with reference to slavery, the tariff and
other questions Of public policy.
!, is hoped ,hst the democracy viii turn
out 10 their strength.
Messra Slsnker. Hickok. Shriner and
others will address the meeting.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
February -, 1880.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-13

Fire.-The girls, Mill Of Mr.. James 81.
mus,on ~ Chillisquaque township, was
destroyed BY Ere on Tuesday morning Of
las, week. Tie fire originated from the
stove. Loss estimated st $4,000, Of which
about one hall vas severed by insurance.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-13
For the LeWis6Urg Chro's<Is.
Los and Gain.


The question ofa Msrke, House is one W
be seriously considered.
With all our industry. there are few Of
Us, even with full lots and ample lime, " no
raise a suificien, or satisfactory supply oI
vegetables for our tables. The most Of Us
would often obtain more, if We could. 10.
stead of lryiog to raise "a little Of every.
thing" from each small tract, We could DO
Ear better by culiivating few things thor
oughly, and buying others. A marke,
would therefore no; diminish our industrial
energy, but would render unnecessary the
purchase Of foreign fruits and other srii
cles Of food which drain our country Of
cash which might 20 10 our own peoPk &,
and swell the capital and strength Of the
country.
As matter Of dollars and cents, 4 mar
ket would b great saving. One thou.
sand dollars in 10, and building would be
no loss, for il could no, diminish in value.
and in Q short time, stalls could be rented
for enough TO pay interests. repairs. &c.
But when we lake into tho account what
would BE- saved by the competition which
would spring up. you have a fair odse,i TO
the original expense. Then add The Time
saved BY the system. and the balance is
largely on the side Of the market. No ono
can doub, that We have $50 families here.
who depend much for supply upon . mode
very uncertain as regards place and time.
To procure wha, is wished. At least an hour
and half is daily required-or q day per
week. Each Of these days are worth so
cents (if no, $l) to the loser. Here. then,
ESQ persons in 50 weeks lose
AT so cents $500
At$l l2,e0O, per
year lost TO the laboring men for want Of 2
market house. Adler men lose more. but
they may feel that they can afford it. The
time lost BY producers in hunting up cons
umers. is sno,her item. These sums arc
sctual deductions from the productive
wealth Of the country.
Permit me to ask the attention, not only
of workmen, but Of employers, to this view
Of the matter. Loss Of time 10 equivalent
to loss Of money. for every skilful hand
can be profisably employed. Journeymen
and laborers can see that short time daily
10 large sum At the years end. Masters
also 6nd that 10 save the time OF workmen
is to their own advantage. Farmers mus.
gain time BY making arfangements when
coming 10 town on business, to come on
market days, 10 meet their customers with
zone accord 10 one place." 10 know wha,
is wanted. &c. &c. 10 fac. I know no,
but a market is mos, like the rain and the
'unshine in their season-gratefal TO all
,urtiul 10 none. Producers could sell more !
md quicker-consumers be better suited |
ind merchants get more cash directly for |
he'r goods.
You who are 20 blessed a. not to feel the
iced Of a public market. hope will not
ppose il. There are many thus favored
D respect 10 supplies for their tables.
here are other esiimable citizens who do
OF see the benefit in the move that others
o, but Who ws believe have the magnsui.
'lty and public spirit TO give it . fair snal
hen il can be done with so little expense.
Y
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-13

rLewis,own with $40 iaxablss has
applied for q city charter. Lewisbusg with
426 taxables wants Market House before
Mayoral honors. Al S persons to ,axa-
bic. Lewistown has $500 inhabisan,s-
Lewisburg. 2.l2O. ln lsl0. Lewisburg
numbered I370. Increase 600 in 10 years.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-13

B~Re,entiy, q gentleman getting job done
at our Chat is to say, the Prnters) Office. e1hor-
ted Us to 'rOr up" those ''penny wise and pound
foolish mistaken people who in this day Of cheap
printing hang on to the antedeluvian notion Of
putting up tcriften handbills-Sha'n't do it!
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-13

An immense meeting was held lately in
St. Louis, NO.. TO sustain Col. Benton and
repudia.e Mr.. Calhoun. Benton and Anti.
Benton was TO be the teat in tho city .i..'-
lions.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-13

E"Jsmes Mason, or Accidents and Faults" !"
furnished this paper BY 90" We find copied in
that excellent journal. the Columbian" Of Ska
neateles, MY.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-13
q. s. CONGRESS.

Mr.. Webster spoke three hours and "A
half on The slavery question. last Thursday.
I, is said to have been the greatest speech
Of his life-highly conservative in its lone
and we'll calculated TO alIay excitement.
and moderate the ultras Of both sections.
Mr.. Foo.e denounces MI. CaIhouu's
policy. which, BY the wny. meets with but
little favor in any quarter.
Col. Benton is preparing for . great
speech 90 Slavery snd California.
UThs West Brspch Canal 10 open. and 'he
hon.a vanntpR
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-13

TMr. Harrison, tho new Judge in
Union county. is tho worthy host" ol
the Temperance House at New Berlin.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-13

@We rejoice to learn thai Col. Slfer,
Who was seriously indisposed for few
days st Harrisburg, had at our latest dates
considerably improved in health.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-13

@We are indebted TO John R.Packer,
Esq, H. r. for public documents-also
for q copy Of his cogent and effective
speech in favor Of an elective judiciary.
We shall ehdeavorto find room for extracts
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-03-13
TuH CHRONICLE.
n. @. HICKOK, Editor.
o. N. woRDEN, Publisher.

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within the year. and s., so at the end Of the year
Agents in Phila.ephia-v Palmer and L n Can.
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NEWARK ITEMS.

TUESDAY, May %.
Rum AND ITS DoISGs.-That part Of our city
called "Stumptown," was yesterday afternoon the
scene Of violence and blOodshed instigated By the
demon rum, the facilities for obtaining which
abound in that neighborhood Ii appears that a
number of celored persons OF the most degraded
class had been drinking during the day and mad
dened by its influence, man and vile began to
Quarrel and fight The uncle OF the woman inter
fering 10 save her from the brutality of her hus-
band, was attacked by him with an SIX. The
blow was aimed at his head, and in warding it off
portions OF two fingers We're severed from ais hand
The infuriated husband supposng he had inflicted
a fatal blow, jumped from the window and ran a
short distance, when he attempted TO cut his own
throat with razor, the wounds from Which it il
supposed will prove fatal. DR.. Dougherty and as
sistant were promptly in Attendance and afforded
all the assistance possible DAILY ADV. 27th.
~ A fire in Bridgeton, Cumberland Co. on
Thursday Last, consumed the oakum factory of Al
uhonso Woodruff, the stock of which was Insured
The fire is supposed to have risen from the friction
Of the machinery.
~ The Belvdere and Delaware Railroad
running from Trenton 10 Belvidere, is said 70 be
almost ready for the rails which are % be laid
upon it.
ANOTHER ACCIDENT by WALKING on TIE RAIL
ROAD TRACK-W bile the O'Clock train from Rah-
way to New. York, this morning, was passing
short curve this side oil ElzabethtOwn a man was
discovered walking before the engine. Toe engi
neer blew the whistle, rang the bell, and nearly
stopped the train. The man turned around stepped
partly of, and then stepped back upon the track
when the frame of the engine struck him and
threw him upon the side Of the road. TIE motion
Of the engine was reversed, and he was then
picked up and brought TO this city and medical aid
procured when il was found that three o his ribs
were broken He is German, named Thomas f.
Beck, OF Wurtembus, and is deaf.
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wEDSEsDaY, Maya
ARprs1 FOR BURGIARY-A man named Thos.
Rvderua Yesterday taken into custody by Capt
Mi. ~ he Seventh Ward Police. CHARGED with
bBrelarv in breaking into ne house Of James
Mann. i52i Cherry 81. by forcing onen rhs base
rent window. end stealing ihersfr1m Q silver
watch and gold key together with several articles
OF wearing apparel, valued IL al a. s-' por
ron Of the stolen property was lolnd 10 The Pns-
session Of the accused AZ tie time Of his arrest
He vas locked up by Justice Iimpioa . answer
toe charge.
FATAL AccIpENr-An inquest vas yesteri7y
teld At the Filth Ward station house on The BODY
n David Gillespie a native Of Ire and - years o..
sae. who was Accidentally rpl over o1 M98lay
ri.it b, ore OF the HUDSON River Rilrrsd cars,
End died Yesterday from The ehsc's of tla INJURIES
BE- received Deceased was resiclu. o.. Wasl-
ingion-sL erdict accordingly.
- An inquest was held A. 3)f Fronts s. upon
the tody Of Timothy Ryan, a child years Of age,
who was accidentally r4n over Oh the corner OF
Governeursip ord Frol. S. by horse a. ! wagon
oriyen by H1ah Evans, who resides Do Br01k'yn
Tie jury elaborated hu iin bane Vl-lict
Death by Injuries Ac- euraly received
DEATH BY FALL-Ths Corore- held an il-
quest yestsrtay a. the Cit. lbs "a u91n rhe h1iv
Ct james CaraH. nHa-ive Of Ireland. 30 years ~
zee who died from TIE e.fecs of i-.' received on
the Goth inst Verdict accordingly.
ASoTHER FATAL AcclDfSr-An inquest vas
held yesterday at the Cit, Hospital upol the body
Of John Miller. a native OF this C.ty 30 years Of
age, who was accidentally run over on Monday
night by horse and cart, and died from the effects
Of the injuries received. Verdict accordingly.
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SuPRFNE CoURr 0F rHE USrED STATES
Washington, Friday. Nav % $50 p = George
Cooke ESQ Of Missouri. David n. Hooper. Es1. Of
Mississippi sud Humphrey Marshall Es1 OF Ken.
tucky. were admitted Ait1ne,s and C1lnselors NJ
this C0urt....No. o. A. Waldens Heirs re. T
Rodlev's Hers q sl-On appeal from ths Circuit
Court United States fr Kentucky. Mr. justice
Catron delivered the opinion OF ,h's Cou-i revs-s-
Jig with costs the decree Of the said Crcgt Court
ard remaining the cause with instructions TO That
Court n carry into effect SAID opinion NO 90.
A Wslden's Heirs rs. T. Boz sy's Heirs % Al -
On appeal fram the Circuit Court United States
for Kentucky. Mr. Justice Ca'ron delivered me
opinion OF tbs Court. affirming the decree OF me
said Ciru't Court IN This cause, with costs NO
M j Kennsdy's Heirs ot 81 eppelsn.s e.. l..
Collins TIE arrument Of this cause was 1ntlnu, /
by Mr. Hopkins o- the aro.l' ants and ". j. \.
Campbell for the app.lae....-A tj01rnef uh Mol
dos. u o'clock An.
NAyAL.-The U. s. snip Braniywine AMI sa'P-
ofwar 81 Louis were At River Ia Plate previous
% est april
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ferrsd n decided YESTERDAY Tse fher claims the
ard cusodv Ct hs child smart iue follow sbg1t y
Of age The father and mother. from ulhsppy
esnfe i've s~raaie They have hs1 two chi dreu hui one
ds sd The mother has recently engaged si-wsrtess
m ore ofe lsr- steamers between trz port and Ctsgr-s
80 ne Oh a. Poi former ori-r ~ he C1rt 10 win nrf
rtes where y sd % o. faksr good care - ard each
OF te rsrtns r.lf 20 Visit, 70 Noflirg wss Shown -
unh'rtfs on h- psr IF tie 'sh@s Or H. cIsoiy bu In
confl eraor - s s1f-r years sri me crcIm q
no ee'r he Count thou NJ h-s hist remain where 10,
AID re epplceliOa WAS Dot granted.
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SCHOOLS.
FAMILY BoARDING-sCHOoL FOR BOYS
E. W. KELLER TEACHER.
sEwTowS, FAIRFIELD co. CONN.

VIEW IOWNl GUM.
On the H0usdtonic hdiirodd IS mules (ros ByidgepoyI
FFNERmS-S23 per quarter OF II weeks for board niuon
washing, mending, fuel lights and bedding. Pupils re.
ceived Al any Tine
k1fERENcEs-H. ~ Peck l. Co. $50 Frortst; "A
Crane 50 John-st; R. Carlton Overton, Wsllst. j. A
AcSlev srsct House; Geo. w Dow, Esq. Burlingslp;
NJ Z. Sweezy. l76 South-sL New-York
Hon Wgn Rockwell, corner cf Jay and Willoughsy ia
Brooklyn, and Aaron Hawley. 50 Beekmsn-a New.fof
henry Duuon, Esq Law Professor, Yale College, nt
Hou. A. Blsckmsn, N II.
Samuel Oliver. Ehzsbethtown, N. j. myl1 2ws
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CITY CoURr-Before Judge Greenwood LII
cjnda Buckeleio vs. AHdrew Buckeler An exami-
nation to determine which Of the parents should
have the custody Of an infant child. the parties
have for some time past been living apart and the
child has been in custody of the mother, till about
two weeks since, when it was taken by the father
while on its way to school, who refused to surren-
der il again. After a thorough aud patient inves-
tigation Of all the facts the Judge gave ais decis.
ion in favor OF the mother.