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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

Estimst.a amount ,sten overland 20 Mexico and
BY passengers TO Eurpe. East ladies Austrs-
La South America texclus, Of Chm man.
uf.c,ur, d IN Cab ,rnis anr Un'ted sts'es and
otherwise r.ts,red by individuals iesvnstne
CT, niry ard theref re no: represented IN me ,,.
Mint der sits tsy q cont. on sosve...';.. eo'~-s
In hands OF bankers. merchants and traders "a
SSs rs.' s g;r''Dos statement pepa'c s
In saIq 81 "a ss sss ,s sDs Dsess ST. S5s
E% Ssb 0,sss p ss%SS ' issar ss
In eileula;isp. sod dust and California; pnFas
coin estimated al So per individual, and popu- ...
lat.on estnsted at 2l2 Oo0................. hs"""
r,.,,,,. ,r,a,., "a D,c a is5l........ lio srlfS
F.,;ns,eS 20 from Ian / 10 June 80 1884,. 3SstaTr
rot,I ,roS.ct 10 lime 80 1852 .........slri7svsT
ba rv,ls ana oesr.nces AZ San Francisco u, the six
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

At TUE SOUTH, Or, "uSsLE T os SIG. Daf
urf ~ n, W, l. O. SMITH. limo pp' ''''
80, Geo IA Derby \ Co. r ,;,;ne
" moro remarkable instance OF as'"'n'
. .,,Oson than the announcement {" W. Toms
rU"''. ,re coun,erpars TO "Uacle 10"
Sl,n" has never fallen uoder ou' w. :, e.ith.
with a view ofextenuat'"g o'a''y i,e.stsd
wwn;.,r,os Of Southern life, its object Us '''' Tha
~, ,,.,,,ch.d manner of its execution
- unavoidable in the highest oee' &c
-, :. svkwsrdly managed the desci'p''O"
.,,;sc;al and tame--no interest l" II W."
:. ,h. characters portrayed-sn eh0o''
a. ,se,c dialect vulsarises the con.e,'D IN
y. scenes are without dramatic ene'' -.
.r elaborate heaviness pervades tno 49,
W. r,cturesoue side OF Slavery has NJ nv
IN ,,,ns than are here described the ''o"Ur
p''sn institution would be wise IN a'o'u'"s
M,,t. to make il the subject OF literary ".'
,,,n antagonist TO Mrs. Stowe uS ~
~ Cabin" this production OF Nf' W. D
18th .ussests a lively image oil ."o 'o'|,"
~ pa,hston sweeping out the A"a"''' 0'''"
ySh her broom.
IY "lHE MAsThh -,
.. rs.ps. by D.r KELLOGG LEE GEmU pp u a.
49,, .,ory Of every DAY life, designed 10 Nus
~ ,As dkniiy of labor, by the author oil ou"me''
a. :, I,e on Farm" Ii presents many agreeable
-, Of ,p,slllsen, industry and rural homes Tns
svsr appearances of natural scenery are described
A,u,riabls hdelity-the bes. feature on the whole
y',,,l IN the book There is an apparent ahectauon
Il, style ane often great carse'sne''. though 1t Il.
-. mo,, part lively and expressive We are bound
,hs, we are not 90 fsvorsby impressed with to"
-. With the former production Of the author.
IRA SUPPLEMENT to WRITA-
-. "PKAcrIcE AND PLEADING UNDER THE CoDEs,'
[Nseirg the recent revision Of the rules OF the SD
~rs Court 10 published By John J. Diossy, for gra
taps distribution to purchasers OF the volume. Iney
- printed and arranged that they may be conven
IL, Inserted in the pages Of the work as already s
"a without efiacing the original text.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
w. Kirby. Capt.

RHsIGNATION.-JHtn w. hIDV' Chpt'
Of ,ht Thd Di.Tct Police, resigned bis Office yes'sr'
dsy Ire vacancy will probably be nlet by tns Com
mCn uuoil, on MONDAY evening next,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

bsr 1851 which ga not rss;h the mintsn 1851 2NaAt
Importa ions Il - Calm s,I b. ofieisl
returns ION tia co4ntIy ........INL@
ShipusB per s:ssn-s IA
1851, freight 10 E9, pc
and VARIOUS countries. mot
ineuen Cfilll Wis Pa b
- far ~ d st'nstioo as
declared w a litss.... soov,V7
Add estimate II shiEm nsby
course AID 10 SANE
ausrtelsia 1851. for which
the destination teyOod Pa
90, declned-0 .... ... M.
Per cspt 'fahove ......... u, SoSvN-'f'~''"
Known shipms nts BY SAILING
y's'isia 1851, to various $1,000
torrffn ports. LVV,V"
ed, believes to Be IS l.rrs 100 ose aooc.ese
ccursrie. 10 siAp''''A'a ' srss
The early 70 eiSn trade TO this wss very
larte. perseus rly Ia 1879 hom Pa
csc peru. Rsmtances N ths early
t'sce ere made chiefly gold dust
The slzr-gate shipm-Lts to fnresn
count of lSss isi9 and 1850
IN, retore 81 for che three yesrs
10 b. e. lsi g as that q 1884,. -...... s,T2oos
Total ssiu ate o. exports for breign
counties 10 Decs nb-r 3lst, 1851,
which would not reach L. 3. Mists... H~Aee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
MALICIOUS DISQUALIFICATION Blake

MALICIOUS Naturalization Blakes-
lee Of tbe Fourth Police arrested few days since, ia
h. dfod Az a man banned Dani-l Eastman, on the
charge of malicious mschi- Ia despoinng ihe properly
Of NJ, ere Cro.snsn & Diu'op o'a,ksntn' In tmhcA
IL nvvears that n NAB psm-d CnariFs Isna had pre-
yiou,Iy been arrelt,d toe charge aid implicated
F.stmsp b,th Of whom had been Ia the employ oil
Me,ss C. & d sno as segt cut the osi'OFs 50 as 70
repderitul ii, for use Both were committed TOR tras
..um Mr. Nillinin HaZInrl WIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

The foowps table will show the spproximatsd stock on
the LIST Of July aud hs monthly estimated consumption OF
Ger tain prominent articles:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

" On Wednesday an old offender was
arrested cb. ged 9TH stealing box of dressed sheep
shirs valued at $780, from the Sidewalk In 'front.' OF Me-
202 Broadway he was committed BY justice bosar'
for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

AccIpFNT.-Mr. William Hazzard was
thrown from bis carriage on Monday last while driving
out Of Churohss and bad hurt. He lost valua-
bic gold watch by the accident
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

The following table will show the hishos! and lowest
urce ohtsped for sundry articles from the let OF Jan.
10 the 3Oth of june with the average price for eighteen
months:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

CHARGE OF STEALING A HORSE AND
wAeoy.-A man was a,r-s,ed by officer Baldwin Of the
E,ehh Ward charged with stealing horse and wagon
belonging to Mr. Leon Oliver residing at No " Lau'
Iens.st The accused taken before Justice stuart
and held 10 bail ~ await examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

" On Wednesday VIM. Burlington,
who retIdes at the corner Of Levi, and Seventh SITS
attempted to commit sude. He 10 Insane, and wal
tak, u the Lunsiic Asylum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

II An inquest was held yesterday morn
Ing In the Sixteenth Ward Station house, by Coroner
Ives, on the booy of CsthsriIe Sheridan She was
found scty and destitute In the street. the ME prev
Gus AID died early In the morning Of lnnsu nation of
be luIsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

ExcURsION.-The First Company JEFF
ferson Fusieers, Capt Cottier, accompanied by Van
Dernark's BAND, at Hoooken with 46 mu,k-ss on
a tai, et cxcurion. They made good large, and had
fine time AZ BsumeeIs were they and their friends
dined
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
TUtH @dcbtur

has been invented and the statement OF a few facts
may prove thai 1t is not only the Best Machine
ut the kind Ia existence, but hat it is the most
profitable that a man can have on his farm. The
spples q BY this machine grated up into fine
pulp that 1t requires hut comparatively light
pressure. and that hut minute or tao, To extract
all the citi-,, h-ue ssceItain-d hy p'.ciicsi
experiment thai One F0uriA more can he oralned
than BY the old process. Besides this II requires
only two baud, 10 gIind and make up into cider
a larger quantity of apples than can be pn-slbiy
made oi the i-isshIoned machines. On thu.
press, Owing 10 the compsctness OF the pon,'ce in
the tub and the complete manner liz which ii is
ground. pressure of three to five ton--wh'ch
can he easily obained-will produce a more
favorable result Than one hundred tons pre- -surs
on the ordinary cider press. even IL the apples
were ground as finely ON the improved Mil
and il the apples were merely crushed as on the
Nut machine, 1t would TeYu,Ie pressure OF two
hundred tons 10 produce the result accomplished
by this Patent MIL. The following are adducsd
as decided advantages OF this machine:
F'rst-It makes Cider than any other press With
given quantity Of apples. in given time, and with
much less labor and expense
Seoond-It makes ceaner and sweeter Cider than any
other machine.
Third-You make your Gier a. you want it. and
when want itand in Quantities from one gaen 70
fouTt-With you press Currants, Cherries,
Berries, Cheese, Butter Lard and Taiiow.
-Fffb-Wi,h it you can save ONE FOURTH Of your
time in making Apple Better
S-tb-With 1t YOU grind OF chop your Apples Pots
tees Iurnps, BeetS. Carrots Pumpkins for Cattle.
Srrpth-By its you at all times have FRESH
and ~ Elf Cider.
The price OF the Cider Mill. with right to use
the same any one farm. is S35. Price st the
Root Cuitirg Cylinder. SIS.
The size OF this Machine 10 ahou. By 4s
end weight ahout POO pounds 1t may readily
lie taken to the cellar. door-yard. kitchen, barn
floor. or orchard. as may he most convenient.
For State, County or Township rvtta r, for
Grants to make machines IL certain territory for
stated period address (post paid)
". q. HICKOK, Harisbarg. Pa.
II Persons in Union and the upper part Of
Northumberland counties. and in Penns and
Brush valleys, Center county. can procure the
above Machines on Application 10
II. Z. HICKOK.
| Lewisbrrg. July 9. 1882
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
Borough Ordinance.

1 a Mesting of the Town Council Of the
"A Eoraugh of Lewisburg. held the 9th OF
October, 1852, 1t was en5c.ed-- ....
Tha. from and after the passage of this
ordinahte,no person bt persons will be allowed
TO put c:,si ashes o. any other description Of
dirt or nnlsance OF obstruction of anv kind
upon aiiy Of lie St'rSl- r this Borough or in
any of The cutters or water courses thereof. II
any person or persons shall hereafter SO obs
iruct ar5 Of The streets, a!ie9s cutters or water
courses OF said Borough, such person or per
sons shall be liable 10 a fine of not less .han
one dollar nct .n5re han fire dollars for each
offence srd farther il shall te Ire duty Of
the High Constable 10 give notice 10 any per
son or persons WHO s.iall obstruct any of The
streets, alleys. cutters or T-aier courses. TO
remove said obSiruclioa3 within firs''days from
the date OF such notitr:ant' II rne said obs,ruc-
tiors are hot removed within the time so spc-
Gifted, il Shall be the duty Of the High Consta.
bic to remove the same, the cost Of such reno
val and The amount of fine or fines imposed,
(whi1s st.ar te determined by :he Bdrgess
and Town Coancil) to be collected from the
person or persons SO offending.
Published by order of the Board.
JOHN HOCGIITON. Clerk.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
Ti,e EOth SssstoD
OF THE
I4cwisburg Academy

VIII commence on MoSDAz, October 18Th
TO continue 20 weeks.
The course of Instruction in this Institution
Is calculated TO prepare Youths to enter Col
lrge, or for general business. All branches OF
a thorough Academic course. including Ian
guages, Ma,ke nfaiics, and General Literature,
are taught.
The present session affords a good opportunity
for I'M mprovemcnt to Young Men, residing in
the neighborhood. who arc AZ leisure during
tile Winter months. p. -s...
Composiiion and Defamation will receive
careful attention All gross, immoral practices
are, s,gic;ly, prohibited, both in and about the
school, aid kindnesS, courtesy. and spirit
of honorable rivalry among the pupils, are
encouraged. f...
The subscriber is Gesiroas 10 secure class
of Young Ladies.
Isiion-For Languages $40. Higher Eng
lish 50, and Common, Branches Sc, per session.
sCIiN PENDOHPH,
Oct l, 1889 Principal.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
ln,poltant to Farmers ami HouseAeepers i!
HlCKcg'S PATENT Cl0ER MILL.

n all lormer times 1t was supposed that large
L qusntny oi cider could be made only by using
a Ponderous ma hlne, that slowly crushed the
apples without grinding them fine. They were
then made Into massIv. cherse III stras, and d
most severe and long pressure was required TO
exract portion OF the cider, a considerable poi
lon beng absorbed by the straw and he mass oi
ponlcr. aud L. obtaIh this unsatisfactory result
the iaImer had To take all his tands aud perhaps
ms ii, horse teams and dsv"te Il whole day that
could have zen more profiisbly employed to
make ff"m SIX to twelve barrels OF cider. To
ptqisie the diiiculy the faru,ers have h.Isloisss
r,Iuuru I,i,,l..r
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
Drugs, Medicines. sc.
jerks s. Ogden:

No. IGG. NORTH Third Street, PnILAbILrar.-
IMPORTERS OF Drugs, Medicines and Dye
| Studs. Manufacturers Of Pure White Lead
and Varni>hes of all qualities. Wholesale IN
Paints, Oils and Window Glass of all sizes.
Alcohol, Spls Turpentine, Burning Fluid, &c.
constantly on hand at the lowest prices.
Superior Chemicals, Periumery and Surgical
Instruments, 10 which the attention Of country
merchants and Physicians is respectfully solle-
tied. Sept 10, 1897 4w
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
Notice to Contractors.

CtEhLED Proposals will be received at The
= Engineers office, in Sunbury, until riday
the 18th Oct next. for the grading and masonry
of ,ha, pa1t of the SUSQUEHANNA RAIL
ROAD between Bridgeport Opposite Harris
burg and Sudbury. a distance OF about MY
five miles. Plans, profies, and specifications
vii be e5Libiied al the said office loc one week
prior to that date.
The line Will be divided into sections Of
abou, one mile in length. and tenders NAV be
made tor each mile separately or the whole
wor..
Proposals may state what proportion oi tne
amount of payments, if any, Will be taken III
the stock Of the company at par.
4. L. WARFORD;
Engineer.
Engineers Office, llth Sep, 1852
n--f-The time for receiving proposals for ths
above work is hereby EXTENDED 10 Nedaes-
day the Tenth of November next.
A. Is. WARFURD, Chief Engineer.
Engineers Office, 7lh Oct. 1852.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
President FaVn,ore's Ofrm -imnoancc
aent Of the death IF 4M. Wooster.
E1scrruvE MANSION, WAsHIsGro~.1

ExxcrTIyE MANSION, WAsHISGro~.
MoNnAY MORNING. Oct 25, 1882.
GExruEAEx-The painful intelligence re-
ceivrd yesterday, cniorces upon me the sad duty
al announcing to the Executive Departments the
death OF the Secretary OF State. DAEitL WEB.
srEa died at Mar-bfed IN Mas.acEusetts, ou
sur,.:xy, the gath of Ociober. betv cen two and
three o'clocs ~ ..ie mrpin.
Whit this ir,rj arabic loss brings its na,liral
sorrow to every American heart and II be h ar.l
iar beyond bnrdris with mournfu! respect
wherever Civilization has nur;ur,d u:e.i VI no
find in transceident intelligence and fs''hiul pa
tnotic service, theme for praise, it will :i.it
with still more poiEns!ii emotion his col:eas ues
IN the administrator with whom his relations
have been 30 intima'e and cordiai The fame
u our iIlu-trious statesman Lelong> 10 his coun
try; rhe admiration OF il. he world. The record
ui his wisdom will inform future generations
,,o, less thsn rs i'titrance has enlightened the
present. lie has bsquoaihed 10 Posierity The
Ilche., fruits Of the experience and jids rsi,i OF
n cres, mind conversaut with the greatest ma
tiona, cnueertss In these Lis memory will eI.
uuE a. long as our country -hail coming: 10 ue
The home and guardian OF freemsn.
Tie peoyle will share with the executive de-
parmenrs in .he common grief Witch beHails
ZION Of ndividu.l regret at his affiic!Ing event
the Executive departments OF .hc Governme.t
will he careful 10 manifest every Observance OF
honor whica custom Res est,bii- -hGd as 6ppropri-
a,e to the memory Of one eminent ss q pub-
iic func,ionary aud 50 distinguished as citizen.
The Acting Secretary OF State will commsni-
cate this intelligence 10 I, the diplomatic corps
lear this government, and through our ministers
abroad, I, foreign governmsnts.
The members of the cabine, are requested, as
further testimony of respect for the deceased.
70 wear the usual b,ises Of mourning for thirty
days. AM, gentlemen. ,our ohsj lent servant,
.MfLLARD FILLMORE
To the Acting sec'y Stale; and !he Secretaries
Of the Treasury. the Inferior. War and Navy;
the Attorney Genera and Postmaster General.
Public honors TO MrWebs,cr's memcry
have ecen paid or will be paid in many
places Hr.WinttroF and Mt. Crittenden
aave been spoken as his probable success
'rs II me Department of State.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
MARRIAGES.

BY Rev. Mr.. Morrison, eth inst, at the
house Of Isaac slenker, Esq, in New Berlin,
FRAxcIs HESDRIx, Pastor Of the n. 8. Pres
byter,an church, Dryden. Tompkins Co., MY,
and Miss PESxISAa GEDDEs, Of New Berlin.
kindest wishes of many friends attend the
bonnie bride 10 her distant home.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
zetpiaburg Market.
COrrectcti Nis Uau.
POISONING.

Thousands Of parents who use Vermifuge composed OF
Castor OIL Caom-l, &c, not that white they
appear TO hen~t the patient they actually layinS the
foundaons for seri-s Of diseases, Auc s1vation,
loss Of sight weakness Of limos &c.
In another column will he found the Advertisement 81
noh>nsacks Medciurs to which the atcn,iyn Of
all directly interested iii their we'll as their chill
drens health In Liver Com apla:nts all Disorders
Arising from those ef billions type should make
the only gen uiue mcdirire iobensarks Liver Pills
~ Be MT dece.vsi" but ark for Iot,n-ark's Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills and observe that each has the sig
natare Of The Proprietor J. n. H0BENsACk, ~ none
els. are genuine Iir439
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
rAIVC2HNG:

-, TIE subscriber having taken the shop
kS lately occupied by Samuel Ammon. aud
II by Ammon q Montgomery, on Market
street, I.ewisburs. is now prepared to execute
Cutting and Making Of CLOTHES according io
the latest Fashions and on the most liberia
terms. f--.
Patronage Of the laie Firm respectfully Soil
cited. JOHN MONTGOMERY
Lewisburs, Sept %, 1851.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
>cASGI@eSCcND.
r K G Notice

ke Notice
VTyHAT We bought at Constable's Sale, this
c4th day of Sept. 1854. of AspRsw BLAc K
Of Union county. the following property
bay mare, sorrel mare. COW. 4 sheep,
hogs, two horse wagoE. 2 sets Of gears, his
interest in ~ acres of corn and in acres OF
buckwheat on the ground
Which property We have left in possession
IF said Black during our pleasure.
LEWIS SP0FTS,
,-.. -a..s-a DAVID MYERS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29

ha.There have recctitly been large
number of Asirtic cases of Cholera, some
Of them terminating fatally, ia and rear
Athens, Bradford county.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
m See notice Of excellent Limestone
Farm with other New Advertisements.

~We have inserted in another COL
umn, amtheatic Tickets for the Presidential
Electors Of the two principal candidates,
which Tickets may be cut from the sheet
ahd deposited in the ballot-boS, as each
voter may prefer for himself
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29

NOTICE is hereby given that about three
IN years ago purchased at shsriff's sale
Of ID S RurHuAurr of New Columbia.
= bay horses, l buggy and harness. a lot "f
team harness, two morse sled. an eight day
clock and case. a lot Of carpeting. spring
wagon exchanged for bay horse with nv
consent, which property ! hold as all others
contained in this notice.
All of which property have loaned to said
Ru,hrauff. and hereby extend said loan durina
nv pleasure. SAMUEL HIGH.
White Deer, Aug 20, 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
school N0fiCc.

TINIiE undersigned hereby give notice that
i they will receive proposals from this date
unlli the 18th dav Of November next, for four
MALE TEACHERS to take charge of the
Public Schools Of the Borough of Lewisburg.
John A. MERlX Pres.
- JAMES HAYES, Sec.
Lewisburg, Oct. &c, 1885,.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
EIAT. CAP. s. CLOTHING STORE

T &F. sPYKER have jus, opened at their
81 old stand in Market St. one door South
Of Sd, the best and cheapest assortment of
HATS, CAPS, COATS, PANTS, and VESTS
that ever was offered for sale in cew;sburs.
Hats and Caps Of the latest style. CoArs
PANTS, and VEsrs very cheap. A general as
sortment of MUFFS from $3.50 10 $780,
Also a lot Drauers, Under Shirts, Wooden Com
forts, Weoilsn Cups, dc.
Thankful to our customers for pisf favors
we hope for continuance of the same, and
invite new customers 10 examine our stock
before buying elsewhere as we can give you a
bargain.
Hats made to order and dressed on the shor
test notice. Yet. 2l, 1882
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29

<The alarm Ct Fife oil tTasssdiy eve
ming last Proceeded from an extra Heating
IF Mrs. 3. Ammons' bahe-oScn.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29

p&- After next week, we Shall have
more room for Literary, News, and A.ri-
cultural matters.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29

NOCECE.-All persons having claims or
~ demands against the estate of ELizAEEru
SMITH lae Of East Buffalo ZIP. Union county,
decd. are requested TO maks known the same To
the subscriber, residing in said township, without
delay and all those indebted 10 said estate are
required to make immedia'e payment.
JOHN GUNDY. A administrator
with the will Of EIizlba tn Sui,li, dec d
Oct lS. 1853
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
ELECTORS.

lanes Pollock.
Samuel A. Purvisncr.
Alexander K Brown.
W liIlam +. Hughes.
James rrsquair.
John W. S,Oxes.
John p. Vsrree.
spencer -Hcllssns.'
James W. Fuller,
James Penrose,
John Si,aciier,
Jacob MARSHALL.
Charles P. Mailer,
DAVIS Alton
Mahlon Z. Mercur,
Ner MIddIeswsrIh.
James H. Campbell.
James ID. Paxton.
James K Davidson,
John Williamson,
Ralph Drake,
John Linton.
Archibald knbertson..
Thomas J. B,ghami
Lewis L. Lord.
Christian Meyers.
Darwin Phelps.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
DEATHS.

In Philadelphia, Gath inst, in her 18th year
SAnAH A.S, daughter Of Joseph X. Priestley
Esq. Of Northumberland.
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ELECTORS.

Wilson McCandless,
Robert Pauerson.
Nathaniel b. E.dred,
Peter Logan.
George h.. Martin,
Jhu Miller. ,
Francis W. Bockius,
Rober. McCsy, Jr.,
Andrew Apple.
N,mrod Strickland,
Abraham Peters,
David Flsler,
Roberi b, James,
John MeReynold.,
Pardon Damon.
Henry c. Eyer,
John Clayton.
Isaac Rnhinson.
Henry Fet'sr.
James Bnrn~,de, -.
Maxwell McCasiln,
Joseph McD.na!d, -.
William s Calcium.
Andrew Burke.
William Dunn.
John S McCaimont,
George X. Barrett,
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Union County Agricultural Soc.

At meeti1yg Of the East Buffalo Agricultu-
raj Society, held Oct. 81, 1882, it was
Resolved that we deem il txfedienl TO form
Union Comfy Agricultural Society, and that
We recommend all citizens favorable ts thai
"hlect 10 meet At the Court House in New
Berlin at |, p ". of Saturday. 18th Nov'r. A
Constitution will be submitted BY committee
aPpoinrei for tina. purpose"
All the County papers please copy.
JACOB GUNDY.)
Is. STEINER, ICommittee
J.G. BROWN,
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~Next weeks will doubtless contain
the result of the Presidential contest.
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all kinds Of Mems anu Boys Clothing. on the
shortest notice.
Fall and Winter FASHIONS Just received.
II our work does not prove 10 be good fit,
or made in workmaniike manner, the value
Of the clo'h will be repaid.
Country Produce Of all kinds received in
payment. JOHN b. MILLER.
t.e 9isburs. Oct, 10, 1882.