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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21

oi Mr.. H.'s trunks in his own possession,
and refused to give them ur, unless he
was paid $500, say ing his house was da-
maged 10 that amount by tho death that
Rad occurred within il. Mr.. Howard i'm.
porluned him to lei him have the Hair
which was cut from hi, wife's head, bot he
refused, declaring ,ha. noih'ng should go
out of his possession until he received what
he claimed. Mr.. n. offered him fair
equivalent for The trouble he had been pu.
10 on his account, which he refused vih
srorn. l. ii not strange that the lightning
oi Gods wrath docs not descend fro m,he
throne Of Omnipotence, and destroy. with
sudden vengeance, such a bio, upon hu-
mnnity from the face Of the Garth.
Mr.. Howard returned 10 the city yes
terday, but starts Tor Columbus to-day, foI
the purpose Of obtaining some means Oh
other. for the re-Possession Of his property
-FCincinnaii Paper.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21
Foreign News.

La'e accounis from Europe stale that The
war between Denmark and Sclleswi.
Holstein has broken out alresh and or
the 25th Of July a baitIe was fought al
Idsledt, between 81. 900 Danes and 80, ,OON
ilolsteines, which ,egnn a, day break, and
lasted eleven hours, and resulted in los,
Oh both sides, of about 1000 men, in killed
wounded, aud missing. The Danes re.
manned i" possession o' the Ge'j, but did
not pursue the retra,ing lioIstir.cs. ~ho
retired in good order Both sides are PIE.
,ariDg for another fight. This war i.
likeIy to be proiracted and sanguinary.
The Russians have had several battle.
lately with the Circassians, and me, with
overwhelming defeat.
President Tay yIor's death crealed pro
fosnd sensation Throughout, Europe. The
English papers speak oi him in terms Of
high respect, and the French government
officially directed 'ha, badges Of mourning
he WON, as is usual upon such occasions.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21
The Rolling stone gathers no

Neither does the uneasy farmer who is
constantly moving or talking about moving
somewherc to find rich land. Generally
speaking, the migrating man belongs 10
that class who ore careless Of the soil, ex
haust il for the present crops without un
eye TO the future. Ills hands are heavily
taxed by injudicious munacs msnt, und
having secured the value Of labor bestowed
IN clearing them, he is left with crippled
plantation, yielding but poor crop. To
move in quest OF the virgin soil again, is
but incurring heavy expenses, hard labor,
loss Of time, dePriva,ions innumerablr, BE-
sides parting with the old homestead for a
meIe trif1e, when he could soon make il
rich and productive, il he would but feed ii
with half the care he feeds his own imagi.
nation upon some visionary scheme oI
growing rich in "EI Dorado" 10 which he
is about 10 emisrntc.
1t will not do 10 hoe great field for Ii,
tie crops. nor TO NOV more than twenty
ncres ior five loads Of hay. Enrich the
land, and it will pay you for it. Better
tasS fifty well. than fifty by halves. and ii
.s much better TO improve the old farm,
'haa-to so off upon some UIorian cxPed'.
lion, after new one.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21

VNlE subscriber will expose 10 sale. al
i his Store at Bucna Vista, (ncar Gull
dn's MIll) commencing on
Saturday. Aug 3ls'. Wed. Sep, 7th. and
closing Sat. Sept. u.
his whole stock Of STORE GOODS, com.
prising the usual stock Of Dry Goods ,n
he found IN a country Store. Also Hard
ware. Qucens~are, Groceries, Glassware,
Chairs. Wood by the cord. 500 Il OF Dry
Rards, SC.
Goods will be sold At COST between
this and the close Of ihe Auction. Reaso.
nab'c credit giveR on sums above S. with
aoprcved securisy.
S. l.. SHOEMAKER.
Buena Vista buffalo T'rl Aug. II
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21
PUBLIC VENDUE.

WILL be sold, at Public Vendue. nj the
w late residence Of Catherine l.. Il, J.
lers, deceased. in Lcwisburg. on FRIDAY.
the 9Th day Of September next. the follow
ing property, viz: Tables. Chairs, l25
yards Carpet, ! eish, day Brass Clock,
Corner Cupboard, Queensware. L"oking-
Glasses, l Se,,cc. l Secretary, !edsirads
and Bedding, Bureau, Stoves and Pipe,
Quilts. Blankets. , Cooking Stove and Pipe.
Copper Kettles, Cow, Hay. Rocking
cha',s. 7 LOT isooAs, window Blinds. and a
number Of other articles too numerous To
insert here. Sale 10 commence at l0
o'clock, A. NJ. when terms Of s"& will bc
mnde known, by
FRANCIS ZELLERS,
.Io,rI .slu,u,pv ossI 'Oc ,sn"nv
N. B. 1.-THE same time and place there
will be offered for sale the House and Lot
of the said deceased. now occupied by +.
Zelle,s. Terms made known on the day
Of sale, BY THE HEIRS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of
~ Administration on tho estate ii Cath
erinc r.. ZelIers, late Of l4e~isburg. decd,
have been granted TO the undersigned this
day, August Is. 1850, by the Register OF
Union CO, 10 due form Of law. All persons
know ing themselves indebted TO said estate
are requested TO make immediate payment !;
and those having claims agains, it will
present them duly authenticated Cnr settle.
menl. FRANCIS ZELLERS.
Lewisburg. Aug. Is, 1850. Adn'r.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21
mi A L ri lEM

On the 18th. by Rev NJ j AlIeman. Gcors,
Thomas and Miss Mary Bachman
In I'ewisbu'g, 18th inst, by Rev T. II VI"
Ge"rge B Feizsr and Miss Mary Ann BcchlC
both Of Chili-quake TIP
On the 18th inst. by Rev Mcsck, Adir'
II kemper. NJ ID. Of West Hanover. DauPhm
county. snd Miss Elizabeth & SprogIe. Of Mt
finburg, Union county
In Chilisquak~. 18th inst. hy Rev Mr. N""'
head, Robert Mcclure. of Iewi,burc. and MI,'
Amanda Painter. Of ChiIisquakc
a. The last notice was accompanied with tn
Bride scAKE. which commands our bcs, vl-h'-
for their prosperity anJ happiness
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21
DIED =:

In East Buffalo. 18th inst, Miss Srs,>>r
WmIrrASER, aged air,ut Is wears
In Million. Iith lust. Mrs C.rHNui>r fEi'A
rel'ct Of Henry Frck Esq deed. aud mother %
the editors OF the M,lton'an, in her 5ith yei'-
leaving sd cbl.ircn to mourn their 'oss
In MNeytowD, MifIlin Go, 9,h inst. W.
JcsTrSA. wife ot Rev lanes Ewing. OF the B''
T. Con'rrcncc-in ia her SID year
In Chapman Tp. l.nion Co. 18Th inst. ct d'S
en,ery. Hon JOHN SNYDER, aged nhoOt .
ycars-sen Of Ex-t;ov Snydcr and forme 70 %
Member Of cc3sicss from this ~ t,:-'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21
Democratic Nomination:
E.gres.sausrx-JOHN NJ BAUM, u Ncv BERLIN
EIeciion---Tuesday, Oct. s, 1850.

DJust as We are going 10 press We
learn by . gentleman direct from ilnrri.
burg. that Hon. Jesse Miller died at his re.
sidrnce in that place, on Yesterday fore
noon, Of congestion Of the liver. lie hnd
been i'll since Friday last. bu, was NJ" con'
siderd dangerously so. lie has occupied
a conspicuous place in the politics Of the
country for many years. and was Secrcta
~ Of the Commonwe wealth under Govcrno,
Skunk.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21
Bold Robbery.

The Sunbury papers state that the house
Of Lewis Dewart, Esq, in that place, was
entered by burglars, on Monday nigh, a
week. and robbcd Of gold watch, a pair
al gold speciacles, a piece OF silk hnndker.
chiefs. and from $50 10 SI2O in money,
mostly in old gold coin. They also opened
Mt. DIS paper case. and examined the
deedS. mortgages, notes. &C.. which we're
iousd scattered oscr the floor, and took all
the silver Spoons, and some iron ones, from
closet in the back room. TIC villains
made their entrance through an out side
celiar'does, struck up light, leaving some
matches on lhe floor, aud made ,hcir cs
cnpe through one Of The from, windows.
They s@so made an attempt the same night
10 rob the county Treasurer.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21
What the NeighboFs sav.

John M. Baum, ESQ.,, Of the Union
Times. has been nominated for the Assem-.
bly, in Union county, by the Democratic
Convention. We congratulate friend
Baum on his nomination. and should be
pleased 10 do 60 on his election, in October,
icthe thing can be done in old Union.
John Walls, ESQ.,, Of Lewisburg, was
a, the same time appointed delegate to the
4,h oil March Convention. This is a good
appointment. and deserved compliment,
as there a7e few more steadfast and true
democrats in the county, than Mr.. Walls.
'-Sunbury American.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21

0TAs conductors Of On independent
press. We have yielded to The wishes Of a
respectable number Of our Democratic sub
scr'bers, in admitting TO our columns tho
Address OF the Committee appointed at the
meeting in New Berlin, last week. Our
paper takes no stand in party contests, but
our columns nre oIcn 10 al! parties, to a
reasonable extent. and under proper re-
striciions. of which we must, Of course,
Judge for ourselves.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21
Camp Meetings.

The scuson for Camp Meetings has come
, around again. and is being improved in
many parts Of the country. As is naturally
TO he expected, there arc wide differences
Of opinion in the community with regard 10
the necessity Of these assemblies. Ia the
western country. where there nre bu! few
church buildings. and the population is
scattered, these encnmPmen's Jimmy Of
them having permanent, fixtures instead Of
n'oveabIe ien,.) are in vogue With all de-
nominations Of Christians and in some 10
cal'iIes many thousands Of persons are in
attendance upon such occasions. In these
old, we'll settled parts "f the cou",'y, camp
meetings are liked by some persons, and
diSlikcd By others. Some ihink the oriyi-
nal necessity i"r .hcm,no longer exists ,and
that needless disturbances Of tho public
peace, and the quiet Of the community are
often the result. Others again believe that
! many persons are attracted. and their car
| and cOuscisnce reached, thst seldom, or
! nevor ARE found within the walls Of q church;
! and that good order can, and is. maintained
; when resolved upon, and iha, the b.a'no for
all disturbances properly rests upon the
evil disposed persons who " axe them.
| How this is we leave each one 10 settle for
; himself f; in accordance with the privileges
! OF free country, whose institutions no,
only tolerate. but protect, entire freedom Of
| conscience and opinion.
-l;ui aside from their main object ,'hssc
primitive gatherings by gushing spring,
| in the Ear solitude, and among the ecir"es
Of the old hills, possess an attractive air OF
romance Gor lovers Of the picturesque and
ideal and wildly recall, 10 the thoughtful
spectator, ,'he pastoral age Of the la'riarcl's.
the Covenantcrs' trials. .and the dcscr, wan-
dcrings Of Israel. The groves we're Gods
first temples aud we don't see ~hy. IN
these later da ays,,oey may MOI. under ut7'o-
pirate circumstances, be lis fitting tenn IS
still. A, any rate his veins must bear
sluggish blood who is inscnsiblc to the poe
try o( the scene. and can hearken, un"o.
we'd, while the sounding aisles Of the din
woods ring TO tho solemn anthem Of these
forest ~or>hiPcrs. Or can look on wi'h
cool Indifference when moonless night clo-
scs around, and the elevated canp-fres
cas, their strange. Pickering ligh. ovrr the
White tents, the dense foliage, and The
wrnp, counrcnances Of the ihrong, as the
voice Of the impassioned speaker sweeps
,hrilIins'y tho chords Of feeling. and ava
kens the brightest hopes and dIrest fears
% humsni'y-whiIe The green irccs stand
gazing on, from the surrounding darkness
like still, shadowy specires from the spirit.
land, as if they would attest the veri,ics Of
the un-.sn worId-and Ear up in the blue
vaul, ol heaven tho quie stars look down.
as for az g past. with the calm silence Of
ETERNITY.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21

IMPORTANT to those having impurities
Of the Blood.-BRANT'S PURIFYING EN-
TRACT, the most wonderful Purifier in the
world. is now put up in QuAar BorrLEs. q jTSee
Advertisements headed .64 DOSES" Il is 40
.tong and purifying, iha, one hottie lasts from
ten to sirteen days longer Than Ss'sspsIiIIa. DR.
Thornton 4 Baker. agents, Lewisbu'g. t"ma2:I
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21


This truly valuable Remedy for diseases Oi the
| Lungs and Throat. has become the chief reliance,
of The afflicted As tia the most certain cure known
L., a.. ,,, ,,,,,,,I,;,,s 4, =, , ,.,., ,.,,y.,l,,L
"
t'meuiaI agent ~ desperate anu almost h"P'"S'
cases of COHSHnpfIOH. and al>o, dImInuIIvr
,Io.,s one oC the ,niLl,.. ,nJ mo., ag,ee,hI. f,,,
10 ,:.; &. .-. ...,lI ,, n,
~ "'". '' "" 'o''''"" e""S"' "'u co'"S. menu
below the opinion oi men who are known 10 the
world and The worI Iespcci their onioions
From htr DT Hfchr"rE.
James &. A,cr-Sir have used y"ur Cherry re,toraI
~, my 90, e ., lF ;r, .,nf.i''s, ",, am ,,'S'
,,nI e'r M. rIrf If ,,r1n,,, AM, ronshi ,1ia,t
ii INV opinion rs To- it, superior character cen Ia III Al,
lii-.rtv us il a. v"u think proper
Epw. HIIcuc,pk, LID President ,f Amherst Coll
=, -.
~ = '".h w I-"',"o" h""oi-
Nhh .hthht ,t' iohALi Is on" "i ih' most ,alu'
hr preparations thai has iaIirn under our n"cc ait'r~
larrr aprrria,"n Of iis merits its and the far,i 81 ~niu
IN its usefulness fer r"u'hs and lung complaint
Df Brewster. Of Windham Co, Conn, sends
the suh)''ne'i testimony:
~
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21
To tho Voters of Union County

Fellow Citizens: Al the solicitation Of n
number Of my friends. hereby offer my.
sell rs q candidate for the office Of Pf0-
thon0tary al the ensuing election. aud
pledge myself to discharge the duties oi
said Office 10 the best Of my ability.
JOSEPH OYSTER.
Selnsgrove, Aug. Is, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21

Town COuNCIL.-rhis distinguished
body Of men huve at last turned their at.
,e"lion to the subject Of CuI.ivating the
soil under their especial direction East
Northampton Street. is now being pl"wed
and rxcava,cd. As yet they hsve grown TO
corn or vegetables, but mos, Of the build
i"gs along the s'sec,. sisce they commeu-
ccd their operations. have grown al add.
,ionaI storey in height. Well, this is an
age Of improvement. and The Town Coun-
cil have no idea Of being behind the age.
That's rigM.-Ensfon PA. } Sentinel.
This singular epidemic seems to prevail
in other places besides Eas,on, If VIC may
Judge from the appearance Of some Of our
streets. Bu, there's nothing like rising in
the world.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21
Executors Notice.

VINlII; Register Of Union county having
this day granted inc Letters Tcs,em-
enlary On the estate Of Jacob HousEI, late
OF LewisLurg, deceased, oil his debtors are
required 10 make immediate payment. and
all bis creditors, to presen, their claims.
JAMES +. LINN, Exec'r.
Iewisburp. Aug. 10. 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21

The Canal Commissioners have arpoin.
ted George CIa"e Esq 10 Lc SuIsri",en-
dani Of the work on the Shan.ok,n Dam.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21

We are glad to see that the late excel.
lent Representative from Union county,
has been rc-nominated for The same place.
Ever faithful and attentive TO the interests
Of his constituents 10 which he was devo-
ted with fidelity tha. was visible in all
his ac,s-sound, in,cIIig'n, and sngacious,
with pleasing and sHable department
.ha, secured him the friendship Of all with
whom he came in contacl-he deserved
this mark Of their confidence and apprOba
tion. Ills reelection will prove gratifying
to sny friends who reside out Of the linn
its OF his district. He is every way worthy
to represent the Wings Of Union.-lPenn
! Telegraph.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21

Cameron. Tbwn.Ihr.-1'his is . new
township erected at the last Court, out OF
Tint part Of Coal township lying south "l
tho Mahonoy mountain. and named Came.
ron 'io~nship,in compliDen, to Gen. Simon
Cameron 'Fhe drnnn wns proper one,
as the nssvolats 10 made the natural boun.
dary, and there u.s. N cnaI south Of the
mountain. Coal township is now substan-
TALLY Coal township .hrousho,s, and
contains probably more coal than any
township in the Union. Amer.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21

The vacant places in President Fill
more's Cabinet, have been filled by the fol-
lowing appointments For the Department
Of the Interior, lion. L. N. I. Mckennan
Of Pennsylvania Secretary Of War, Hon
Chas. nj. Conrad. Louisiana. Both excel.
lent selections.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21

The contract for building Bridge across
the West Branch Of the Susquehanna. at
Lock Haven. was awarded to Fleming <
Kirkbride, on the 9th insi., for the sum Of
s2I 800. The Bridge is 10 be finished on
the LIST Of October, 1851.
The Bill TO admit California, passed the
United Stutes Senate on last Tuesday week
by vote Of 81 ayes 10 lS nays.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21
n. G. HICKoK, Editor.
o. N. woRDEN, Publisher
Lescisbsss'g, Pa.
Wednesday Morning. August 81

DVERT1ZE !-Executors. Administrators, Public
" Ocrrs. City and Country Merchants, Manufacturers,
Mechanics, Business Menall who wish to procure 10
dispose IF anythnywou do well 10 give notice If the
through the LewisbNrg tHrocis" This paper has
good and increasing circulation in n community contx
ming large proportion Of active. solvent producers
consumers and dealers, any other in the state.
FOR TIE AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION.
Democratic State Nominations
C.naI ommissiomsr-wMT. MORRISON of Mont gcmcry Co
.i~iitor t;snrul-EPHRAIN BANKS, of Mifiin Co.
.Ssrr,yor Gtn.ral-J. rORTER BRAwLEY, ,cfCrawfcrdCc
Wing State Nominations
ttnI linn raAai.siyn.rr-J0SHCA DUNCAN, Of Bucks Co.
Auditor C,n.rul-IIENRY ". SNYDER, " Union 20.
.Svyrsyor G,,rai-JOsEPH HENDERSON, Of wasbi'u Go
Union County Whis Ticket:
R.yr..rta.-e-CoL ELI SLIFER, of L.wi.bury.
Irshontary d--LACOB UAUS JR. Of New BERLIN
Cansmissio,S r--';E0RGE HEIMBACIi Of Union IT,.
Ir"sc.,tng ATy-GEOE:E HILL, Esl, Il SciiHssrove
''sty .Snryor-- -IoBERT q. u HAYES. Of West Buifa"
-isiitors-JAMES NCREIIIT. .d buffalo, for years.
HENRY X. SANDERS, of Limestone, year.
TIuss 4f x,fsimI~ry Acai.my-JoHN Doop, Jonx {
WATSON, ApAA SnsckLsR-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21

unrcasonin. submission 10 their WISHES
from their trends and supporters, yet ne.
yer hesitate to beIrsy or sacrifice every
man, whether friend or Toe, who may hap
pen TO stand IN The way Of their selfish
schemcs-showing by their own perfdy
and ingra,iiude, ,ha, they do not merit the
fidelity and friendship Of others.
They profess to lie Democrats, Yet al.
ways oppose The party, and defeat, or Try
to defeat lis candidates, whenever ii su'ls
their purposes. To prove This assertion,
and justify our present course, we med
not 20 further back than the New Berlin
rony. n,ion, where this faction passed bot
Two resolurions-one in relation To the ntss
Presidency and The other 10 bolster up
their own misdoings-bui -" carefully
abstsinrd from saying single word IN ia-
. vnr of the Democratic nominees for Canal
Commissioner and Auditor and Surveyor
General Thus proving 10 the world Their
pre-conceiusd determination TO defeat the
; Democratic candidates for these important
.fices or at least suffer the election 10 90
by default, and thus help the wings 10 oD
easy victory.
Ue ask nothing unreasonable. We DO
: not complain Of any majority which NAV
. at any time he returned against Us, Prov.
ded thai majority Is fairly and honest
; " ob'alncd. But we demand the freedom
and purity Of the elective franchise in our
party proceedings; and we demand that our
! County Conventions shall fairly represent
the Democracy Of the county, and not be
/ lrauduIcniIy packed TO suit corrupt fac
| ton. And we say in conclusion, that rs
The New Berlin convention resolved Il"
{ i've their " unfI,nching suppor, . 10 their
own doinss. We have determined to array
ourselves in an equally firm and "unillneh-
ing :, hostility to the faction which wrong
fully controlled il. TO this determination
we shall INFLExIBLY ADHERE.
James Madden Jacob Wolf
Philip Gross John v. Barber
Jonathan Wolfe John Nj. Taylor
Il. X. Barber Robert Swineiord
Samuel Roush 5. +. Iyndall
John Swineiofd Edward Wilson
Geo. W. Illxon Andw. J. Crorzor
Jacob Reichry l-aac Neiman
David kleckncr W. b. Shriner
Henry w. Fries Rian Dauberman
William Eiler Lewis lddlugs
Il. +. Piau John Forster
&c. II. Shriner Joseph kleckner
Samuel Hermany, jr Peter Neiman
Jonathan Spanger Thomas Yearick
Charles ID. Roush Michael Bcnier
Samuel s. Barber David Rou>h
John u. Beale Joseph kleckncr
Joseph Ellcr August Il. 1870.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21

The STAJE OF $rrERIoR. Alrcsolulion
has I'r'n submitted TO the Michigan Oons,i
iu''onsl Convention, TO inquire 'nso the ex.
pediency ss he formation o( territorial
government Gos ,be Upper Peninsula, ION
Lske SUPERIOR } and lbs ultimate admission
in the Union as State. ~nh the assent 'ol
the people Of the State Of M'ch'gaR'asd oi
Congrcss.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21

The White. lldusc, at Washington, Is
fn'd TO 'e sd unhealthy AS place 81 resi-
dcnce, that Mr. Fillmore has hired for III.
season assn.a!l house at Gosctivx
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21

bg'Thc las. Perry Frecmun copies one
Of the popular series Of articles on the
'Crcdi, System. written for the Chronicle
eighteen months since, by Mrs. Sarah
Hepburn Hayes. Of this place but gives
the authors name as Miss Sarah Hayes" q"
This ,ne'amorphosis not being strictly
in order, judge BAKER will please make
the proper correction, nunc pro func
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21

DELrsIoN Five persons have arrived
at Eos'on oR'hrir way to Long Island, is
sssrch Of Captain Ksdd's irpasure., " whici,
a mesmer;zerrro.esses 10 have revealed to
them.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21

hrThe Northumberland Democratic
County Convention met on Monday last,
aud. we learn, nominated Maj. Wm. l..
Ipewan for C"ng,ess, and re-nominaied
John g. Packer, Esq, for he LeglLsuac.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-08-21

6TThis day the law against the circu.
l4'ion Of foreign small notes goes into effect;
under pc naliy Of $25 fine against indiv'du'
aIs passing them which does no. apply
however, we believe. TO those who receive
thoun