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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-09
Dr.. John Locke,

MAY be found a, his Office and residence.
lvl first door east Of kne's Hoiei-,hr two
weeks following the first Monday OF each month.
where he is prepared to all opera ion. IN
his line Of business in y manner etediaile to
himself and satisfactory 20 those who nay favor
him with their patronage.
Dr. L. spends the third week Of each month
in Milton.
OTAromatic Tooth Paste, put up in beautiful
porcelain boxes an excellent article iur keeping
The teeth clean and breath sweet, for sale at IS
cts per boz, by
JOHN LOCKE, D.. D.S.
Lewisburg, Pa. MAY, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-09
Auditors Notice .

NOTICE is hereby given. that have been
\ appointed by The Orphans Court Of Union
county, to distribute the balance in the hands OF
Peter Noll exeeu'or OF PErEH GEYER late ol
Kelly township, Union county. deed, TO and
among the lega,ees under the last will and tesla.
ment of said deceased and that | will sit for
that purpose at my Office in the borough of
Lewi-burg, Union county, Pa. on Friday, the
22d dav OF November next, at one O'Clock. Z. NJ.
of which alt interested viii lake notice.
Oct. 6, 1850. II G. HICKOk. Auditor.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-09
DOCTORS and PNYSICIiyS REC0NNEyn

-s-'O
Ihe following named Doctors and Physi have hish
recomIn. n led BRiSI'S MEDICINES -
DR.. N. HUBRARD. stamford, Conn.
DIR. J. N. SAlTH. WHt.rtown, N Y.
Dr. ROSSMAN. l3a Henry street Brooklyn, NJ.
DIR. 7. ~ HUNT, Auburn, N. Y.
DR.. GEO FRANCIS Middletown Conn
Dr. GEO. A. ROGERS Bath N. Y. -. -,
DIR. s WHITE. Fredonia. N.Y. ~
Dr. Z. b. GALENTlNE. Byron ~ Y
DR. J. D. S{ilPMAN. Fayetteville NY
DR. j. SKINNER Henry street. Brooklyn. NY
Dr. o. SHlfMAN. Cortland, MY.
For sale bs Thornton & t'aker, Lewis
burg; Edwd Wilson. New Berlin; ; Crouse.
Selnsgrose: q X C Moyer, Frecburs: HN
Backhause, Mddieburg Wilt Il Ebert, Hartle-
ton Anres Il Mench, Mifii!nbars
All letters and orders must he adj Iessed u
allace & Go l06 Broadway. New York
lva2si
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-09
Beware of counterfeits!
To DlackSmllha.

To IBlacksmlths.
DITUMINOUS COAL, from the West
ID Branch and from Hollidaysburg, for
sale at the Shop Of the subscriber, Gear the
Hayscales on Third ST.
ALEX'R AMMONS.
Lewisburg. May z. 1880
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-09
BAKERY.

VNflE Subscriber having commenced the
i Pakery Business in Lewisburg is com.
PEELED 10 suspend the business Tor week
or len days in order to enlarge the oven
Tor the Cracker business. AT the time il
is completed and ready for business. due
notice will be given.
A. l.. DENORMANDIE..
Lewisburg, Oct. |, 1850.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-09
Brant's Pulmonary Balsam

eurcs CONSUMPTION Con1hs Coids. SgiaiaEY Of Flood
B.sedisS a. the Lsnxs Pain the Breas; AMI Side SSs
Sreafs, Nsvrons Complaints PGlpta;ioH Of the Hart
Shoaa igtanfnn, Dyssnery Snnner CJmplrEts and IL
kEMdLE UEiGNESSES ciilout ansI ,caa
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-09
LUMBER FOR SALE.

'INHE subscriber having leased The Rock
L dale S0r- -NiN-hrmerly known n.
Doughty Sin Sugar Valley, Chni"n
county. Pa, and boush hi all the stock and
fixtures belonging to The same, nav offers
ior sale
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-09

Their po,cer orcr the 0bore diseases is not er-
ceiled, if e2ualled by any other preparation IL,
the Uqited States. as the cures attest. tn many
cases ritter shiJui physicians had fiied.
These Bi ters are worthy the attention Of inva-
lids Possessing great virtues in the Teclification
of diseases Of the Liver AMI lesser glands cxerci
sing the most searching powers in weakness and
affections of the digestive organs, they are wthal
safe, certain and pleasant.
Read Ayp be covVIScED.-The Hon. Chs
ID Hineline editor of the CamGen Deh?0craf, the
best paper in West Jersey. says, July 2lst-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-09
ScOtfS Weekly. one OF the best literary papers
pubIl,hrd sad Aug 25th--

De. HooFLtSD'S GERatN BTTERS, manufactured by ut
Jackson, recommended by of the most pro
minent members of the Faculty article of much
efficacy in of female weakness As such the
We would dyisc all mothers to obtain bottle, and thus
save Themselves much sickness. Persons Of debitatrd
constitutions will find these Bters advantageous TO their
health know from experience the sautary effect
they have upon weak systems
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-27

Nathalie Fitzames appear at the Opera House Tues
day next...T Rice is to have benefit Niblos Mr.
Neae returned TO this city last week. after performing short
but successful engagement in baltimore After making few
additions 10 his wardrobe, he Immediately for New
Orleans, where he has decided bring his play by
the time this reaches you he will doubtless be in NewOsans.
predict for him most successful engagement, and much
qualification TO his audience So rapidly has he risen in pub
lie favor and much has OF late been said Of him. that
fear expect too much Of him He is not Forrest
or Macieady, but snply talented and well read young
American actor rapidly rising in tho estimation of the public,
which appears to be his only aim and ambition Give him
but fair chance. and we would more his genius
and talents will do the rest. Yet he but of mortal mould
nous -. We sorry learn, by late New
Oreans papers, that the proprietor of the American, well
known and esteemed by his many friends in this and YOU
city, has passed from among
We visited the Baltic yesterday previous to
her departure for Liverpool on her first trip The B. is
Der four and the last OF the Collins line. On her trial trip
she fully realized the expectations that had been formed
her. No ono can without visiting the ships of this line
form idea of the costly and magnificent as well as com
Portable and convenient in which they are finished
and furnished The new steamship PrOmethsus the first o.
the Pacific Ship Canal Co. IS line, on her trial tE
last week.
Jenny Lind and other passengers of the Atlantic have pre-
sened Capt, West with magnificent service of plate
We have no tTotting worth speaking Of excepting RAGS
between CaVuga Maid and Lady BeUins, PAGERS, and
Pelham, troer, account Of which furnish a
amt pos ed in the same, although learn the NaiG
took the purse $780, winning the first and last heats wC
miles, best time first heat, 512s. Look out for Roanoke
you fast in New Orleans, you'll hear sumiu fall
We think he can knock the crowd" New York think
and will high the same, but there's nothing Pae
than being Mistaken and you'll be mistaken if you think
amt going for stop once, and immedenty pretty soon
bomby, after while, presently, and directly.
p Sat this present writing snow Is falling.
THE LITTLE UN."
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Custom House, New Orleans,


N OIlCE is hereby given, that sealed proposals
viii be received by until the 18th December for
making the following repairs to the Tcheuucta Light House
ana premises pertaining thereto hereinafter named conform
ABLY WIN the following specifications, All the work must
be done IN substantial and workmanke manner aud
be approved by the Keeper of the Light whose certificate
10 that effect, payment will be made.
TCHEFUNCTA
RepGirs Of DH1etiRg HOuscA new roof to be covered
with shingles, side with rafters and sheathng the
roof to be extended the front gallery the roof measures
- by 30 'front.' and Is by IS in the rear the gable ends
be finished out to the front root and the cutters to be replaced
Kitchen to be erected II by ID in the clear with one
door and window, with proper hinges and astenings
the Kitchen to be placed brick pillars two feet high above
the ground and with proper foundations A brick Chimney
with 4 feet fire place. extending four feet above the roof
the old chimney to removed Around the premises to be
constructed Fence $40 feet in LENGTH TO be feet inches
in heGhth posts to be of light wood, by square, feet
long and feet apart, be feet in the ground The pang
to he OF sawed yellow pine cypress inch thick, three
inches wde "A feet long and pointed the upper end To
be 2a inches apart to be well nailed srngers by
with I'D cut nails mOcsd in the posts. The base board
to be Ia inch thick and u inches wide There be
three gates feet wde well framed and substantially hung
with good and suitable astenngs The style of the gates Ia
correspond with that of The fence Hinges and proper fast
enngs required for three of the doors and of the win
dows of the house.
The works above described must be commenced within 81
days. and be completed within 80 days from the time the
tracts may be entered into, and if commenced the
degned reserves the right TO annu the with thu
person in default. VIM. FRERET Collector.
na7 I'd and Superintendent of Light Houses
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-27
Views OF a southern senator.

Senator Clemens, of Alabama, distinguished him
self in the last Congress for his opposition to the
Compromise measures. He was one of the most
eloquent, fiery and (as was commonly said of him)
rabid Of the advocates of the extreme views of the
South. With SoulG, Butler, Yulee Davis, of
Miss, and other Southern Senators, he opposed
with lervor and singular ability the efforts Of Web
ster Clay and Cass. He was defeated the Com
promise bills were passed they have become laws
What is the position of Senator Clemens aohc ?
is he concocting like others, schemes for the dis
solution OF the Union, or, like others still, sedu
ously attempting to conceal from the people of the
State he represents his views the great question
of Union Disunion? He does neither; but
boldly, directly and powerfully advocates submis-
sion to law the part of the South and at almost
every hazard, the preservation Of the Union of the
States.
speech, recently delivered by Mr.. Clemens
before an audience in North Alabama, is now be-
fore u.s. 1t is of the most vivid in its eloouence
convincing IN It's arguments, and patriotic in its
spirit, that we have ever seen from any public
man. He admits that the South has lost the whole
OF California, with its vast mineral wealth and still
more valuable command of the Pacific he says
that the most violent secessonist cannot go farther
than he IN denounclng an act so palpably unjust !;
but, says he, il must be borne in mind that the
Northern States not alone responsible for this
act "Their share is even less than our own. A
Southern President, surrounded by a Cabinet COM
posed of majority of Southern men, first devised
the scheme of California admission. Southern
men in both branches of Congress, and of both
parties, voted with the North. But for Southern
men California would now be Territory, not a
State and if her admission is to be regarded as a
case oil Northern aggression, it is an aggression
that we ourselves invited and assisted"
He then proceeds:
cumming tue admission OF California TO be a great
is the remedy We cannet seees tnn, III IIii5 viz" ,,
account, because do we shall have 10 49,, stb -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-27

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Joseph Martin yesterday
tried in this charge of perjury, and found guilty.
The prisoner is of TIE parties engaged in the rasca
transactions which oecuned after the robbery the
Latona in June last negro boy named Collins, employed
board the boat stole $200 He arrested, and the
money was found While he the Parish Prison, Lar
Que, then member of the Fst Municipality police visited
him. and told him he would get him if he would divide
the Phil. Boyer f. c., who recently died in the
Parish Prison. and Martin engaged to swear before
Recorder Genois that the stolen theirs. They did
and the boy Collins before the First District
Court for trial. Boyer and Martin afterwards represented to
the District Attorney that they did not believe Collins
to steal the money and they did prosecute him.
lie was finally released and Immediately put board of
Steamboat and sent the river Subsequent caused
some suspicion and the real of the money dis
covered Larque Martin and Boyer arrested and the
boy Collins sent for The result has been that Boyer and
Martin have both been convicted Lartque, charged with
subornaton of PERJURY forfeited his bonds and has
been heard from.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-27

On Tuesday evening, at O'clock after a short Illness
EDWARD J. WASH, of the firm of LeyeriCh q Co, and
member of Crescent Lodge No s, T. o. OF.
NJ His friends and the friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend his Funeral, THIS AFTERNOON hspas
o'clock from his late residence Caondee street
and St. Joseph streets,
Tuesday, 18th ns of cholera after an illness of So hours
TowEsHEND WAUGH in the 18th year of his age, formerly
of Washington City the time of his deceass on visit tc
his daughter, resident in this place.
ls His Funeral wi take place al 10 O'clock THIS MORNING
rom tie residence OF his uaw, b. F. Brown BaTonu
notice
EB- Washington aud Baltimore papers please copy
On the 18th inst, JOHN f. SUMNER n native of Nas.a
chusetts, and for many years resident of this city
After few days illness, his residence on Religion
street, the of Nun street, Brother JOHN CRosIS
member of Howard Lodge No 10.
" The Funeral will take place hafpas 10 O'Clock TIL;
MORNING S~'' AAA''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-27

STEALING TNE.-John Morgan went into Dr. Comp
toms office, No. l26 Canal street, Monday evening last
to steal his time. The doctor accidentally happened
rive at his office in time to John Morgan coming out
with an aged and respectable clock under his John
Morgan didn't like be questioned he in something
OF hurry and he pushed the doctor side The latter
not inclined to stand quietly by and his time piece
off and he accordingly assumed begerent attitude John
Morgan energetic individual and before DR. Comp
ton was perfectly of what going on, the clock
was in the gutter he had received Dig in the counte
nance, and John Morgan going down the at ra
pid rate Pursuit. however, proved successful, and John
was lodged in the watch house. He yesterday handed
the tender of dozen of his
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-27

GENERAL COUNCIL This body met last evening, MIR.
Allan in the Chair resolution, holding the owners of
dtays responsible for fines imposed upon their agents was
adopted. message received from the Mayor.
no uncng the in the office of constable in Second
District Court and stating that the Governor had ordered
election to take pa the 7h proX. The usual number of
Commissioners and CLERKS appointed,
The Council then proceeded the Order of the Day.
which was substantially the reduction of the Levee and
Wharfage Dues system making vessels pay according
10 the time they occupy the wharves After considerable
ments.
Notice was given that at the ueNt meeting amendment
to former ordinance would be offered raising the on
drays from SO to s7 also, to knock of the soda
Nendes and tuck upon the manufacturers of the beve
rage
by the way, the last two propositions had been
adopted under dspessaton Of the rules when by some
strange chance, it was discovered that is twohrds OF
s. and that therefore, the rules had been suspended ac
cordng to Gunter or Jefferson.
The Council then adjourned TO Saturday evening next
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-27

CONTEMPT OF CoURT.-Mary Sullivan and Msry KeaiT
yesterday brought before Recorder Caldwell charge
of contempt of They had made charges against two
for assaults and threats but few days previous
although they told terrible tales in their adavits when the
cases up for examination they failed to His
Honor the Recorder having bsen annoyed much in this
way Determined properly to commencea severe course,
and to make example Of the Misses Sullivan and Kealf
They We're compelled to make their appearance as prisoners
instead OF compliments and after being ectued the sub
lec they were fined $40 each The Recorder has the
both TO ae and mpron in such and wish he would
exercise both in some of the in which his Court is used
TOR the purpose OF collecting debts. Companan will swear
positively fraud having been committed and after they
get their debt as in most happens they all at
that they mistaken and that they made their aft
davits in error.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-27

AN INCoRRIGIBLE-Ann Witstead of the most in
coHgble "vags" that made to that charge
before Recorder She gets drunk whenever she raise
whisky enough, and then she generally gets in the Work
house Ann was brought before Recorder Caldwell yesler
day morning, and his Honor having tired of sending
to the Municipality Hotel, transferred her to The First Dsc
Court second charge of disturbing the peace made
and Ann committed for trial ON both.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-27

SUGAR-HoUsE BURNr.-We learn from the off.
GERS of the steamer J. Il, boswell, that the sugar
house and wood pile of Hewil's plantation, twelve
miles below the city, were burned down on Mon
day evening last, at about five O'Clock. There was
large quantity of sugar in the house, which was
totally DESTROYED
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-27

Sur AsHoRE-Capt. Berry of the ship silas
Holmes, from New York, saw cargo ship ashore
between Sand Key and Key West, on the both in
slant, supposed to be the British ship Erin-go-
bTagh, from this port, with full cargo of cotton
for Liverpool. A number of wreekers were around
her
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-27
Auction Sales This Day,

J. A. BEARD will SELL alta O'Clock, at Banks Arcade Slaves
SYKES, HYDE Co. will SELL at haEpasl 10 O'Clock at 81
Magazine street-BODs BrOgans and Shoes =. All half
past 4, on the levee, opposite the Public Square First
Municipallty-RaIslns, Grapes, Lemons, Wines.
J. B. BLAcRE Co. will sell 10 O'Clock, at n Chartre
street-Dry GOOds.
BERNARD TTRPIY will sell, at 10 O'Clock, at No. "a Old
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-27

STOLEN PROPERTY FoUND-S1me days since, a variety
of articles missed from the dry goods store of Thomas
Brady, No. Charres street, and clerk suspected OF
having knowledge of the direction goods had taken
search warrant was issued by Recorder Geno and officer
Freemoe yesterday searched the occupied by two q
the clerks Phippa street, between Union and Gravier
Eleven pairs of socks three Blankets underbrt and
other articles found were both arrested
Officers Phillips and Newhouse afterwards found pieces
of stolen silk the of Mrs Mayer on Orleans street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-27

ASSAULT BY NEGRo.-Ben, slave belonging to Mr..
Barret, arrested by the Second Municipality police
Monday evening" the charge of committing assault
white woman, by laying his hands her. Ben yes
erday morning sentenced, by Recorder Caldwell to receive
lashes,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-27
G A N DIDATES-

W Constable of the Second Justices Court
we are authorized TO announce JAMES H. RHINEHART as
Tor the office Of Constable Of the Second Justices Court
ade vacant by the death Francis ThomasJ and will he ann
ported by numerous friends. ~ ~ on ,o oP
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photographed to the Crescent.
BY THE WESTERN LINE.

LOUISVILLE. Nov. %, 1850.
Miss Julia Dean arrived here yesterday on her
way TO New Orleans, Her success during her late
engagement at Cincinnati undoubtedly was the
most brilliant ever won in the United States by
an American actress.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-27

ED Second Justices COurt.-We are authorized N
MIR P. H. JOHNSON as a candidate To |,'T "
the Second Justices Court at the appro aching election S
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-27

RoBBERx-Henry B. Clark was yesterday brought before
Recorder Caldwell the charge of having robbed Captain
Bryant, board the steamboat Gen Lane pocket book
containing considerable quantity of money and notes OF
hand amounting TO upwards of thousand dollars The evil
dence against Henry only crcumstanal but in the
opinion of the Recorder it pretty strong charge
vagrancy made against the gentleman, and he sent
before the First District Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-27

we are requested TO call the attention OF the trade 10 the
extensive sale for liquidation, of Groceries, Liquors. Wines
place this day, without reserve at the store of
Messn j. f. Bercier Co., No. 81 Old Levee street. Cata
as can be had the office Of the auetioneer Bernard
Turpn, No. 70 Old Leyee street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-27
LOCAL NEWS.

AMUsFMENTs-We would refer to the advertisements for
particulars Of the offered for this even
ing variety is given, which fail to please all
tast
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-27

NJ Tie Brothers Of the Order and the member,
of HOWARD LODGE No. 49, ara invited 10 mes.
S24FHSN atGrsnd Lodge Halt at half past D. THIS MORN
OIlN CRONIN. " ~ Va NJ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-27

mkfAiRiE COURSE RAoEs.-The trial stake, with eight
enlnes came oil Yesterday, the Mearie Course But
Swo o. me entries came mp to the post the Others paying for
isls, S1' pnsamaas Oh c.. by RRR winning the rs
4Vo Before the start Tor the heat Mr. Wells by
leave of the judges, Withdrew hs 6y ma ,s s' ~
awarded TO Col. Bingaman. '''NAe was
10 have as is race II will be for mrs az 80. SaO
fhTse mile heats. The snes give promise Of ers s,o,,
The well known RHbe. has been so well kno,y Z a.
mer eontes, will be hidden by the famoa jockey Gil ,l
The Virginia horse Stockton viii atae all the good wish
otihe Old Dominion people, while the fleet Eipire tFil
viii not lack hackers Take IL all in ALL twill be one Of IN,
ehaIpest contested races of the season