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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

DIED BoUSE PLEASURE GRoUVD-P AGING
III Purse OF SIS will of Wednesday, Decembc L.
A. ~ O'clock mile heats, best three in i've under
the saddle. II. Mason epters Grey Harry c. Decker
enters b. Skyark; II. Wsnmaker enters g. Ssrrol
Johnny r. r. enters b. m Lady Ryerson; III. Randolph
terra b. m. Betsey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

WANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG GIRL, AS
sesmstress she can make ohildrsn's Clothes boys,
girls and cut and fit ladiet dresses She has
to 20 short distance in the country Can be
Carmine street. for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation chambermsid, to do general house
work. She is good cook, asher aud rener will be
well recommended good servant in every particular
Plesse call address c. at 81 West Fifteenth street.
rear house. third floor for three days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A
"A situation as ohambermaid and waiter Has objec-
tion 70 make herself useful be well recon-
msnded from her last place Can be for two days
222 West Twentyfss street. between Eighth and Ninth
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
Borough Ordinance.

4 7 a Meeting Of the Town Council of the
IA Borough of Lcwisburg, held the 9th OF
October. 1852, II was enacted
That from and after the passage of this
ordnance.no person or persons will be allowed
10 pu; coal ashes or any other description of
dirt or nuisance or obstruction OF any kind
upon any Of the streets Of this Borough or in
any Of the cutters or wafer courses thereof. Ii
any person or persons shall hereafter obs
,ruct any of the streets, alleys, cutters or water
courses of SAID Borough. such person or per
sons shall be Liable 10 fine of not less than
one dollar nor more than FIVE dollars for each
offence. And further il >hal! be the dn,y "l
the High Constable to give notice to any per-
son or persons who shall ob-truct any of the
streets, alleys, cutters or water courses, 10
remove said distractions within iive.davs from
the date OF such notice, and if The SAID obsiruc-
tons are not removed within the time So spe,
cited. it 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
(Which shall be determined by the Burgess
and Town Councii) 10 be collected from the
person or persons SO offending.
Published by order of the Board.
JOHN HOUGHTON. Clerk
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
Tbtg Macbfue

has been IA nd The Al eue M al E,v f.~4.
may pfuve fhs; II il no, only the Be,f Machine
,s ,be h,,d =, .x;s,.. ,, l.,
,r,6,,,LL. ~.
Py"0'e "i" ma" ean na'e Old MS heftn j he
.ff 'S ' ','."''' s'"'eo uP sn'c . nne
pnip :" 'hal u requires but comparatively iishs
pressure, aud that but minute tWo to e1trses
all The c,,;.t n hem, .xr.,t,,,.,, m. ,,,..,;..,
experiment 'h", One Fourth more can be ob,sinsJ
than BY the old process. Besides thj, /, ,suui,,.
only two hands to grind and make up in,o c;l.,
8 larger quantity of apples Than can be po..ibly
made on the old fashioned machines. On ,bis
p'es-. owing 10 III. eompsctness oil the pomies in
the tub and the complete manner im which i, 10
ground. pressure OF three to five ,on.-~heh
can be easily obtained-wil produce q moss
favorable result than one hundred tons pressure
OIL the ordinary cider press, even il the apple.
were e1ouhu as hheie as ON the inprnSed Mill
anu 'ne apples were merely crusheu - on The
Nu' 'naehihe' II would require pressure et two
hundied tons to pTodute The result accomplished
"y I'm. ra''nl MIL The fo'io&'ne are sdisesd
rs decIded advantages Of this machine:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19

IMPROVEMENTS IN LEwIsBURG-in
addition to quite number of Brick and
Wood buildings erected the past season,
some in every quarter of the town, Third
and Fourth streets have been particularly
benefited by additional grading and brick
sidewalks. In liberality aud perm anency
Of Pavements, and in wide, straight streets,
gu town has no superior within the limits
of our observation.
Frick, Slifer & Co.'S Steam Saw Mill is
nearly completed, and lis tall chimney
with that of Mr.. ID. Gintcr, just put up
at his old Cabinet Shop-attests the IN,
creasing agency Of Steam in aiding the on,
ward march Of Lewisburg.
The Lutheran church cdifce is approach
ing its finishing touches, and will be de-
cidel onament to our town.
The Methodist congregation, We under
stand contemplate rebuilding their chape
ncxt season.
Additional Shade and Fruit Trees arc
needed, particularly on our principal
streets, to render them still more attractive
and more valuable Mr. Neil continues to
supply all such DEFICIENCIES.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
The 10th Session
OR aAE
LcWisburg Academy

VIII commence on MONDAY, October lsth,
10 continue 20 weeks.
The course of Instruction in this Institution
is calculated To prepare Youths TO enter Col
lege, or for general business. All branches Of
i thorough Academic course, including Ian
guages. Mathematics, and General Literature,
are taught.
The present SESSION affords good opportunity
for improvement 10 Young Men. residing IN
the neighborhood. who arc a, leisure during
lhr Winter months.
Composition and Defamation will receive
careful attention All gross. immoral practices
are strictly prohibited, both in and about the
schnol and kindness, courtesy. and spirit
of honorable rivalry among the pupils. are
encouraged.
The subscriber is desirous 10 secure a class
Of Young Ladies.
Ixiiim-For Languages $40. Higher Eng
ish s., and Common Branches Sc, per session.
JOHN RANDOLPH.
Oct !. 1852 Principal.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
COURT Proc,am:,tion- wh.rea. III.

hou. a Oh . WIisSON. ffesIdent Judge
for the 10Th judicial District consisting Of the coun,i
Of Union and film, aud Jac'B NIIfr,iLYEg and JaNEs
MARSHALL E>quires. Assora.e Judges in Union county
nave rsuct tiier prrcrpt. bearing iat the :. lb da,
Sept ls"2, and O. directed for the holding of an Or
phan, Court onrt Of common Pleas. oyer and Trnin.r
aud Neral Quarter Sessions, at NEW BERLIN for tl.
county OF Union, the s,cond MnJay 81 Dte.mJ,y
neEt .rns the 18th day SI1,ani coniinuc week
NOI1CE is therefor. hereby ri, ,en To the Coroner.
Juscs ~ th" Peace and tstatc in AMI tor the
~ Of Lnicn to arIe.r in thrr proper Irssnns with
th"lr EoiI, Records, M9uisitions. Examination and
other E-man anccs d. those things which ia, IL
Offices and in ih'ir tkaii tain 10 h, done And ait
witnesses aud other persons irotu ing in behalf Of the
commonwealth a.nsnst any person ar persons.
quir-d 10 be- then and there attending and not depart
without ieay- at their peril. Justices requested
b. pun'tuai in their attendance at the appointed ,ns
agrrrah" 10 notice.
Given under hand ~ Il seal RI the Sheriff Diic in
New Esr.in. the 2ist day /, tn. year Lori
one thou ant eight hti,r'rl and 'iitN and the
,ercI T. NIh yea: n tn" inrl rndeDce of III. Juitsd
States u An. G,i sJr" ne f;,a HrGii..
AZ, HiBhiD THOMAS. S.eriG.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19

ss-It Is proper to state, IN reply to

s~It is proper to state, IN reply Il
the Sunbury Gazette, that no compromise
OF arrangement whatever has yet beer
made between the Susquehanns and the
Sunbury and Erie Rail Road Companies
The former have directed the speedy con.
struction Of their road from Sunbury to
Lewisburg, with fair prospect, We pre-.
sumo, Of ultimately continuing it to Will
Transport, On this side of the river. What
course the Directors Of the s. & E. will
take, remains to be seen; but it is now
certain that the Susquehanua road will be
completed as far ~ this place at least.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19

! GR.i.ND JGR0EE
! Benler-Jacoh K-rn.
! Buff 'o.--AndI.w RuhI. James + Chamberlain.
tentrs-Jo-cIi, Na>,ingrr.
rhIpman-Joln Xegi,r, Isa.c loI, ret.r Arnoli, Fen
neville krsncr.
Eist Btg;h.-ChIissiau Brown.
{Ia't'y-Jacvb liilhsh, William Tate, John Ri cllor
LeUisbryy-Davd Gii;cr Jas. tLr.clius JacoO L. Nciz
gar. Hugh Miller
New ISriin-SInon ONO.
Cnion-Samuci Baum.
Wtshmqt.n--P AIt-,gn.', Jonathan Grimm.
WIT B.Jrg-Joscph Il. >tumpf.
Not BE- gihs-I.Iln Eug.lhart, \. Luiz.
HhGs. .Dt,T-codirry Dielrndrr:cr.
TRLrERSE JURORS
B,arsr-IIcnry M.tcell, benjamin lIu1nase,, Phil.
Msrklry.
BaDt.oe-John Tox.
George samp-li. John Bo~er-ox Christian Krrr.
Ert EaG sio,-Jacob Brown, John Brnnrr.
Hrt'.-Wm H. kl'ckner, David Sitter, Sam'l STRAY
horn. Peter I;oop.
4, iy--LaIn.s Shields. Thomas Com.ey.
Legisb1y-t Pcnny. Johnson Walls, Jno. Merit.
Samuel Barton, pa'id K"ber Robert NJ. Mussrr. l.. Il
Lar.tp,e-Jvhn Cusgr,ve Phi ip s,r,old, John Iinkert
n Idd..cSe.L-Daniel Zyicr.
k.iHiatuTg Anthony ID, bier. Thomas llnsseBpIu.b
.New B>,ii'.-A. j. Goach. Jacob Winter.
Itnas--son"r,l app, Grorsr hartmann Waters, Eli
jah osborn, Henry u. Fisher, Gevrsr Keen.
Ftrry-John X Snyder.
tnioH-Danil He'll
hinyton-Emanuc Nciis.
UfH L>isr-isaac h mi
N,1 EuT.'se-Johu Kline.
Wait Du-Snnuo Marshril, Jos spot,- jonas Fisher,
Samuel o,nterling.
ILTiT u RoHH.
B'Grr-Aaron M!ddieswsrih, N.r Middcswarth, jesse
Hendricks.
Bufi,~-Adam Grove, James AcCEcght, Danl Rep yl.r
jr-, John SiInnntpn.
tsntr,-John L. Wilson.
ChrPman-Andr.w Iiouser.
Etf Bugale,-.iohn Zell-fs.
HdTti.y-Davd Kline. James Ifsifpenny. Snyuue, Hart
man. Jacob Ftcse, iiiiau iilcrt.
he ty-John Snyder.
L'DtstnTgt. W Schaifle. Ia Uutrhison John Jones
Shorh. u Dauaer man H. Mitchell
Ner E;Ttin-M. cornelius, john :. icim bach.
ftnhs-thrst. Walter, H. Aursud, PBvuich, ID. Ie.t.r
ferry--putsr Troup.
tnion-ihilip Young. John Fisher.
HdSinnyton-.facpb E"Lsi
Wet B'Drrtat"l II rbsier, G.. knlsy, Henry Miller
White Is-r-w iiam l.. Hitter.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
to Farmers and Hou.eherps,, I,
HICK0K'S PATE.
MI.

all 'o'iner tunes 1t " a. supposed that large
i qusn'ny Of ider could be made only by using
a eonderous machine. that slowly crushed the
apples without grinding Them Zine. They were
then made into a massive cheese in stsaw, sod
most severe and long pressure VAS required 70
ex;ract portion Of The cider, q considerable pos.
i'n b-'ns absorbed by the straw and he mass NJ
pomlce and to obtain thi. unsatisfactory result
the ar ,er had to take all his band. snd perhsps
his LIZ horse teams ami devote . ~Lole DAY that
Could have ben more pro6tably employed. 10
make from six To twelve bsnels "f cider. Ts
"b'lale the difficulty The farmers have hsss.slsss
l.h,.rs.i u.tar
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
lST of LETTERS remaining in Le"isburi
IL CPa.) Po,t Office, Nov. Is, 1852

I lST of LETTERS remaining in Le"isburg
IL Pa.) Po,t Office, Nov. Is, 1852
Brown Elizabeth Miss, Brobst Mary Ann Miss,
Brown John. Bets Eilz ,beth Miss. Byers
Philip s. Brsnham John, Barber S, BArio
VIM, Dowerh Samuel.
Cummings Ka;e Miss.
Delaney John +, Dunn Aaron.
Efauciscus + q, Farow Silas II 3, Farnsw orth
John, Fisher Charles.
ellison John. Gaughan John. Gaumer Ovd Z 50
Eloyt Daniel
kuhns Jac,b Esq.
Lemons Harmon. Lesiering Jas II, Leight z.
M'Faddin w, Miller Edmond. Mo.ef John,
Marshall James. Mack Henry.
Pole Caiharine.
lluhle Sarah Miss, Rs,hfon Maryann Mrs.
Reitmyer David.
Sar,on Rachel Mrs, Selser Joba A, Snit th Tn
In Master
Zimmerman John (as)
Persons calling for above will please say they
are advertised. A KENNEDY. Pm
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19

lGy- At the recent election of the stock
Of the Bank of Northumberland, George
+. Miller was chosen Director in place
of John Walls, whose term had ex PRED
At the election for the Danville Bank
Samuel Gcddcs was chosen Director from
Lewi,burg, in place of Thomas Hayes,
whose term had expired.
The Northumberland Bank has declared
a scmi-annual dividend Of per cent The
Bank of Danville, a semi-anuual dividend
of per cent
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
Drugs, Medicines, &c.
jerks & Ogden,

No. LOG, S~th Third Street. PaILApIIraIA--
I IMPORTERS of Drugs. Medicines and Dye
/ Sfufs. Manufacturers Of Pure White Lead
and Varni,hes "f all qualities. Wholesale IN
Paints. OILS and Window Glass OF all sizes.
Alcohol, Spts TurpenIiue. Burning Fluid, &c.
constantly on hand at The lowest prices.
Superior Chemicals, Perfumery and Surgical
Instruments. 10 which the attention of county
merchant, and physicians is respectfully solic-
tied. fSept 10, 1852 4w
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
Auditors Notice.

VNHE subscriber, appointed by the Orphans
Court of Union county TO audit and report
upon the exceptions to the account of Andrew
Magee aud Peter 5. Siahl, Administrators of
the estate of JAMES MAGEE, late of Bufialoe
township, deceased. will meet for that purpose
al the house of James M'Crei:ht in SAID town
ship, on WEDNESDAY, the Ist day of December
next, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ. of which the parties
IN interest will take notice.
IL. &. HICKOk, Auditor.
November 49, 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
Ba,- The Telegraph Line from, Philad

A~ The Telegraph Line from, Philadsl
phia, west, has raised the rates to Colum
bia, Harrisburg, West Chester and Ian
caster, 5 cents each. A corresponding in
crease is therefore necessary on the Sus
quehanna line.
We are happy to announce, however,
that I'r. GoELI is now engaged in sxten-
ding our Cor the Susquehanua) Line
down the River from Northumberland, By
which we shall be enabled to reach Harris
burg and other points at less expense than
now This will be good news, to the Lun-
bermen especially.
Selnsgrove VIC expect to hear from tele-
graphically by next week.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
sLsp. COMPANION tt rHk AhovE,
BIN MSS JUSTICE
BUSINESS MANS LEGAL GUIDE

A TREATIES the Uiice ami Duties Of Aldermen
rnh Justice of tine Pesc" ia the Commonwealth o Penn
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and bprk.t Entries, and embodyin; not only WHATEVER
be de-, med uabie Justices Of thu Peace but
Lirilnr-, Trusns and q nrTri gents. and ug the
volume what it purpors u be. safe Legal Guide for
business Hu. by John Einns, lat, Alderman ia the cily
of fhilai-rhin Filth edition, Revised, Corrected and
Greatly Lnar.ri By y {. EEIGHTLI. Esq In One
tLi,k Volume, Ortavo Price ONLY $500
Judge u son Of hnus's Jnsti that 1t Is not
only The beet hut the only very good that have
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19

THANKSGIVING Day will be observed
in I.ewisburg, 10y a sermon in the Baptist
house in the morning by Rev. Mr. Conscr,
and at ,, PM, by Rev. Mr.. Smith. Dr.
Malcom will preach in the evening in the
German Ref. house
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
TAILORING. ,

"a THE subscriber having taken the shop
lately occupied by Samuel Ammon. and
Aby Ammon & Montgomery, on Market
street, Lewisburg. is now prepared 10 execute
Cutting and Making Of Clothes according to
the latest Fashions aud on the most liberal
terms.
Patronage Of the late Firm respectfully soil.
cited. John MONTGOMERY.
Lewishurg, Sept. ~, 1882.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
Mn. Bows>'s able /;

Mn Bowx>'s able and exccllcn, address be-
fore the Literary Societies Of the University d,
this place at the late Commencement. will be
found ON the first page of the Chronicle. II is
the production of 4 cultivated mind, and we
commend lis words of wisdom 10 the thought
fuI attention of our readers-especially Young
men, of whatever pursuit or hopes in life, who
cannot fail TO derive instruction and in >piraion
from lis peru>al.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
GROCERIES,,
llA lpHNI

QUEENSWARE,
and all other articles usually found in a well
furnished store. To render their establish
men; well worth a risi: at all times they will
continue 10 receive as the season advances
new invoices Of seasonabIc goods for Ladies
and Gcn,lcmeuS wear. SO as 10 be able al all
times. TO offer the choice of the New York and
Philadelphia markets.
Having adopted the motto Quick Sales
and Small Profits" they hope to receive lib
cral share of public patronage. CJrAil kinds
of COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange
for Goods. l.ewisburg, Oct. 81, 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19

na- -"Thc papers" are busy in making
out Cabinet for President Pierce. lie
will do that little job for hinself.
Iti is now stated "by authority" that tn,
Prcsident-elect will NOT visit Virginia
this winter, but will remain at home until
near the Inauguration
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
The Railroad.

In hasty note last week, we announced
another official step, taken by the Director.
of the BALTIC. or Susq. Railroad, toward.
the construction of Il Railway on the Wcs,
bank of the West Branch.
1t may be proper to state, that tho OPP
position to the work, and the abuse of those
at the head of it, by the Baums, Cummnga,
and Shrincrs of Cninn county, had DIS .us-
ted and discouraged some of those who
were interested in and laboring for our
welfare. They were not unwilling TO give
us the so-by, by permitting the Railway
T. take the East bank Of the rivcr-,l.ui
allowing our PEOPLE 10 pay the penalty of
the folly or fraud Of Il few, by incurring
never-ending Bridge Taxes, and building
up Towns on the Northumberland side, rival
ing ours, and prospering 4, our expense. But
Ihs efforts Of Col. Slifer. and Gen. Cameron,
abroad, and of Me>srs. Miller and Casey. al
home, with visit Of the Baltimore Directors
,o this point on the route. restored their conf.
,ence IN the great body OF the people, and con.
firmed their vicws Of the policy Of the locations
and they have accordingly ordered the compile
ton of the Road TO I,ewisburg, a, the same
time as 10 Suubury.
Thus, one difficulty after another is vanish
ing before the determined efforts Of the reG!
friends Of the Road. Tine people of Union
county owe heavy debt Of gratitude 10 their
County Directors. and TO Gen. Cameron. for
their gra,uitous expenditure of weeks of time
and hundreds in money. TO procure an improve
ment in which the former have onlr common
interest as fellow citizens. and in which Gen.
4. has bu' regard for his friends and for the
prosperity of the State. 10 actuaie him.
The Bonds promised by Lewisburg Borough
were issued, in an honest and business-like
manner, when called FOR. She has thus shown
her faith BY her works, in riSking Sevenry-Fiye
thousand Dollars as a Corporation, and an
additional Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars by
individual piions-sl0o.GOO in al-in
the Su>quchanna Railroad. Nav il not be
confidently hoped, that no further loss or dis
grace will be oc..s mo more bad b'ood
ne arouScd-and no more unreasonable be-
cause iunIel opposition be made but that the
Contract between the County Commissioners
and the Railroad Directors will be carried ou,
IN good faith The br>, interests of the people
demand the fulhment Of her legal and iudiciouS
engagement. without further contest or cost.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
Take Notice

THU NOUICC
TNHAT we bought at Constab!e's Sale. this
Gath day Of Sept. 1852. OF AxDnrw BACK
Of Union county, the following property
bay mare. sorrel mare. COW, sheep,
2 hogs, two horse wagon. sets Of gears. his
interest in II acres Of corn and 70 acres OF
buckwhe1t On the ground
Which property we have left IN possession
II said Black during cur pleasure.
LEWIS SPOTTs,
DAVID MYERS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
IN PRESS.
ind SPEEDILY TO be ISoiisae

TGOCBAr aND HALY'S PRACTICE N-~ and Third
un. uIesty hui.rg ID and Improved. under the Id
tOria direction Of Francis WLxrton, E>a. Author Of
= American CRIMINAL Law" &c, g.. In Two Volumes,
TROCBAT on THE Law OF LIMITED PARTNER
SHIP the United states, xth full Reference the
latest authorities. English sud Am-rican By FkAsCas
J. Ta'rb,1. Esq. 1u One Volume. svo.
Sc oriers or Letters OF Inquiry from the Country
promptly sIIru,i.d to KAY BROTHER
LAW PretisHrrs AND BcoksLlIzss.
3m&I1 1S3 .M,ylsf .Ntye<I PaiLsd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
OYSTER SALOON.

HAVING fitted up the Rooms in FR,ck's
IL new brick block in superior manner
the subscriber is now prepared 10 accommodate
individuals and parties with Oysters etc. in
the best styles. A share Of public patronage
solicited hv CT. HESS
Lerlshur2, SEP; -, !ss2
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19

rN-A horse was stolen from New Buff
faloe, Perry county, last week, and sold
to Mr.. Sitter, at the Penns Valley Mar.
rows. The thief was pursued, arrested
near Boalsburg, and lodged in the Jail at
New Berlin.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
lroTICE is hereby given ,hs, abou, three

NOTICE is hereby giren that about three
N years ago purchased at Sherfff's sale
of d s RrrHnAUTr of New Columbia.
9 bay horses. buegey and harness, lot OF
team harness, two horse sled an eight day
clock and case. a lot Of carpeting. spring
wagon exchanged for a bay horse with my
consent. which properly I hold as all others
contained in this notice
All of which property have loaned to said
Rushrauf, and hereby extend said loan during
nv pleasure. SAMTEI. HIGH
White Deer Au- sn 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19

"ANTED-A Journcyman Clock Ma
w ker OF Gunsmlth, 10 whom constant
employment al liberal wages will be given-;o
work IN BRASS and IRON. Enquire at this
office. Lewisburg. Nov. 9, 1852 3w
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19

ga. Mr.Guffy. whose injury at the Boat
Yard we noticed last week, wa, alive last
night, but little if any hope Of his recovery
is entertained.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19

tag The opposition to the Railroad in
our County, we trust is subsiding-
Even the Apaloaichon, after its earnest
support Of Reputation RUHL aud Repeal
HELLER, announces the last effort Of the
Directors with "~J'igned pleasure !r'
b~-The same print, after advocating the
cause Of the "Volunteer Candidates" for
three Campaigns, comes square about in
its last issue turns a complete somerse,
and comes up a decided advocate of ere.
sular Nominations" If the Times will
follow suit, We will absolve them both from
q least half their political sins for three
yra-s 20. --~~b.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19
IL the CoNectors d. Tar yoyers of fLhion Co

7othe Coiier'ors d Tar poyers :t' Lnion Co.
4 ) the year Will soon come to 4 close. and
"A our County Settlement viii have to be
made, We hope all the Collectors Will make d
vigorou. effort 10 lrUs- t'ir ies-tive duplicates s.tii
up. 1hc County and stat: io need all the funds lhai
eau he rai>t i-iie stat, in particular
Delinquent Collector, nill lake this ri. ndiy hint
i the ast tina; viii te given them = iher
viii tie Placed III The laid o. lr"."r person Tor
collection.
All Collect rs fr the yoar ~. rqursod To attend
during the Dccruih Tern Of Court, and ,.t III il
Allowances after that time NJ i.AuiI, allow
alc-S Will be made and try !U uT-ri upon, to
10 The Treasureg il 0sSibc, the hole Ut
tler 0upcai after the second Tu' say Of January
lh5G, interest will tc char. cl On ali aeeOui-.
JOHN NILr
GEORGE liEfEH iCH,
SIMDS il unKltpiD.
Commissioners OF uiun county.
Commissioners Office New Berlin, Oct. -, l.a-.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-11-19

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