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In Acapulco, Mexico, February Q, 1852, the wiHi
FRASois W. RIoE EsQ, United States Consul, Of sol
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Hats that are Hats...It takes a practical
halter to 1T . gentlemsns head ana contour Such IL
COLEMAN 100 Nassau street. his spring style stands Nm.
equalled in the market; only $3 90 fer the best
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Seasonabls Hosiery.-Our stock Will he
found well worthy Of e,sminaGon and we will personally
and cheerfuy furnish alton that may
desire relative the general market sptatioa
Of particular styles and qualities 10 their trade.
RAY ADAMS No. 81 William street,
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Cutting Hair ana Whiskers sAIfuiIy.
Beautifully and in every entirely conforming
shape sha N1e 81 she hesG Wei - she entire sppeAr
Pine Nassau stfeeSu.
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Beauty, BOuty ana Utility, Is The Motto
At BROOKS New YORK Boo. and Shoe Emporium No. l5g
Fulton street the Chez pest place the city g.od
Article OF BOOZE Shoes CATERS Slippers &c. &c. At tbs
Emporium can be found every he thought ofdou
Bile sole water proof cork SOLE Dress and patent leather
Boots Over Shoes esher and rubber OF every
No. l5O 2 ulton street, six doors from Broadway.
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TROUBLES OF IHs DsnvCRACY IN CoyeREss-
MR. bUcHANANs LETTER The speech Of Mr..
breckenridge, OF kentucky, upon he letter Of Con.
Butler, discloses sorry slate Of harmony in tho
democratic party In Congress With majority Of
nifty in the House, they seem to be tied up hand
and foot. Between Cass, Butler, Bu,hansn, Dong
las, Houston, and otler svailables they are split
up into little squads and factions, as jesIous and
distrustful Of each other as nest of ii DOC kets
The Rep~Ric, Mr.. Fllmore's special orgao, has
challenged them, with their fifty majority, to At
tack tn, sdm nis.rstion vi on any set of alleged
miscondu,t, if they dare. And to the astossh-
ment Of Major Donelson, Of the Union, they dare
not. They are too busy watching each other; and
God knows they all ieq uire watching, as well %
the public treasury.
Mr.. Buchanah's letter, which we published the
other day, confesfes to the discovery that the I'M
terrified democracy are in . state OF horrible
m ltiny, and are awfuJy cut mp by their intern al
dscords Scms days before the appearance Of this
letter, We cams to the same conclusion, as wi
Sppear by reference TO the columns of the Herald.
Our views are thus confirmed, that the trouble is
not all on the whg side; but that the democrats,
from their dozen candidates, will yet probably be
split to pieces in attempting to make selection at
Baltimore, as they were in ls4s, or upon larger
Scale.
The speech Of Mr.. Breckenridge discloses very
decided suspicion on the part Of Gen. Buffers
friends that the Little Douglas has been playing an
sunderland game-that he knows something Of the
origin Of the recent Presidential articles in the
Democratic Reviec. The purchase Of this periodi-
cal BY George Sanders & Co., his earnest and 20
culiar advocacy Of the Little Douglas over all
o:ner candidates, aud the style in which he bluffs
oil ali tho old foges, especially Batter and Glass; are
circumstances which do lock little curious. But
we shall know coed deal more by and BY.
From this time to the meeting Of the Baltimore
Convention, Congress-democra.s and wings, but
particularly the democrats-will be too busy in
10 king after the Presidency, and toe plumber Of
fifty millions year, to attend to any legitimate
basiness of legislation. AL sorts of tickets al
bargains and intrigues will be tried by the various
little knots Of plotting and scheming demagogues,
to get their particular man ahead; and We shall
$3.50 anon that it is knavish piece of work. FRI
beginning to end.
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Something 10 the purpose. Arrange
ments be made with the subscriber efficacy
(withous any cost unuccsssful Of DE- Watts Eleesrc
remedy Tor Consumpton This medicine lie SO positive h
msnt - given period within years wishout
claim untuccegsful determined do All that can
be done to bring wonderful discovery into
usefulness MASON SsTLN No 42f gree wien
pot for Dr. Watts Nervous Andote No. no. street.
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SDrin0 Fashions an eIemany~ No.

SpfIHR FNshfOnS,.. Vr9 n tIcmon'o Hata.-
Amid Gag Boadyay now prepared 70 furnish his elo-
CANT Spring HAsB For beauty of STYLE of
richness Of materi light slsscity and durability Ami
dons Spring Hats for 1852 all oompetitors Gan
tlemen are respectfully invited TO call exsmne theso
DsAutiiul lAprios. 49,. i. n. AkIDON;
$40 Broadway. near Rl.eckar at,aes
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Pine and Nassau strssss.
Phalon's New Spring style or Hair Cut
Nns,Nsw principle In Hair sOu s.inE-Cesn aar Brushes
rea-nsw systems-new styles. in Hair Cuatinr
eolipees nything before dreamed Of In New York, 81
PHALONS Crystal Palace, U Broadway, corner Of Deg
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Time will prove the wisdom or folly Of their calcu-
lations.
A reference to the map Of North America will
ihow, at glance, the palpabe gain, in the matter
Of distance, OF this new route over all other sthmus
routes to California. With regard to its practical
bty, VIC understand that Mr. Ramsay has tho
roughly EXAMINED IL throughout, and reports 1t
entirely satisfactory. There will DC required some
2IO miles Of staging over good, broad highway,
and thence, by the river, IN an almost n0rtherly
direction, to tho Pacific, there Is an uaObstruc.sd
steamboat navigation, aaordng three feot In tho
depth Of the dry season, and capable officiating the
largest ocean steamers in the rainy season This
river, at Puebls, is called the Atoyoc ard thence
successiyoly, downward to Its mouth, the Poblano,
Mescala, Balzas, Rio GTande, Marques and Zaca-
tus 1t sotms remarkable that there should exist
river in the heart Of Mexico nayigabla for steam.
boats for five hundred miles, Indicated, and almost
unknown, till Disclosed by Non y or enterprise
We learn that this company has determined to
apply to Congress for the transportation Of tho
mails and that, unless tho government snstain the
Collins line to Liverpool, thoro St, amers will pro
badly be engaged on this new California route
Very good the more the mOrisr. Competitionis
the life Of trade, aud, With all the routes Ia com.
plete order, from Paaama to Vera Cruz, and
thence to Wbitney's Railroad. across from Lake
Michigan 10 Vanccuytr's leland, OF puyogs Sound,
there will DO business enough for al Mother
fbip canals nor railroads can axhauFs the traffic of
the Atlantic and the Pacific and, IL Congress
cannot support lire Of steamers to Liverpool, the
California trade opens an inviting market Five
hppdred passengers, at three hundred do!Iars, are
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-21
RECOMMENDATIONS

PHLtnt. Aug. II. lS...
I have tIi. day carefully inspected eondnc,nr or
Lightning E".i. with Van" and inicy crcct" by tir.
Thomas Arnaitag". Bellevue Hons. Gloursrr. and
have hesitation in Sayng that it is rt only tn b st
have hut That it il the only one hayc vet
examined that is -trfc strictly scientific rrinc
rr-. II is with rnurh rteasure thNt rP~orrnenl his
conductor to tie attention OF osners nf hu 'tiu,s.
n. McNCRTEIE
am well satisfied that f'.n Magnetic lightning Rod.
r,srufar hv Mr. 7hrmns trmitacr. OF Philadelphia
the hest that has been rsic. have spout several
in the study Of the laws o elcctr tv aud mHguc;
and have hesitation in Ssysrr that these Ro'-
ructr the only principle o safety Tho electric
slrk is received and Dir 7orse NJ tc irrt nj TIE top
of the ami it ~cud b. Impossible, accord 10 th-
laws o3 at,rnc'iHn and r"pu-ion, f- hu'dinc 10 h.
injured iy stroke Of lightning when protected hv one e,
thes" rods have b-sn aclusintca Nith w Arrnt':r
for several ve.rs ard h fre h- rrm'.crs t" inanufr
turc t,c rods mined the prime pie whr t"r
ar. ronsrurtrd an, II convinced .as Their adopt III
would ha attended with "tc TIL" inrrra-in-
demand for ths" rods. and tho c>tcnsrc sales IN al paris
o the country, is maple comm nation Of 'h.'r Mt ity and
snnnrioritv. TRACY +. WAhlEN VI. II.
Rising san, Piiilad. Co.. April le, 1>a..
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-21
Vocal and Instrumental Music,
uu0 the Gcrman cunauaoe.

q 1rN VERY tLsnk;I for past
.EE-r[ p p''rnrace from the citizens
*..;shA - { " and Students of I.cwishurg and
A.JSexl vicinity, the subscriber would
80 state that he continues tu give
Instructions on the Piano anI Guiiar-also in
Vocal Music-and in the German Language.
Having been tsueh, in the bes, Music Schools
in Germany, he deems himself amply qualified
to teach Music and to aid in the correc; acqris,-
ton OF the rich German tongue. He will also
tune Pianos, and put them in repair ii desired.
Residence. after the lst April next. on Moth
Third ST. first door south Of the Schoohouse.
Feb u, 1852. FRANCIS J.GESSNER.
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'!'HAT large aud desirable property on
/ the corner nj Market and uaier Si>.,
~c!i situated for y residence, Tor business,
or 'or residence and place Of business.
There is lar4e BRICK House cnutsn-
ing large rooms on The firsi floor. 4 he'd
cron,, on the second h,"r, and two large
Huf Waehhru~e ndjninS. and u h,> also =
large Gem nj Cts'ern. = Pump and We'll Of
good water, and si the necessary OUT
buildings.
Fr ierms &c. apply to Gr" r. MILLER.
Esq s. +. DAVIS.
Lcwi>bur9. Sept. %, 1859
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:, - pEwARD wilI Be paid for information
ND Of the person who took ~'thou! leave :
,~ f.u, Rail. from the River bank at Mussers.
'''' W VIZ HCRSH & AMMoN.

ruSrofLETTERS remaining In Le~isburl
IL (Pa.) Post Office. Nav Is. 1852
n ., R,un;n. Brown Levi, Bell w ashing'oi
i',,snaoph Michael ? =.
ID, am Lizzie l., Dwire Roseann, Der rem IL
E,ul Floyd Esq. Fhha" 'A'''
Ee.rha5t John Ge,z Peter r.,h.,
11,cI2,n sami, Hill o, Houscr hs'"e''
Hc(Tinsn ] J, Housei VIM
N ,.us, I,n,than. KIeckner salmon
.vs,. A 4 .... Lebard ) Ms
Nlullen Thos 8 p,,o, Rs,..,
IHee. Pike WIN or John Kelly
go, Abrm Schmucker DauI. Shrader Louisa
rhom,.ou JLDr2 Wthrow John Esq
Person. calling for above will please say they
are advertised. a NhSNbui' +"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-21

LeWisturg Daguerrean Gallery.
SPfhER & RAW would respectful,
- snn"uh.o to the cIiizens ct Leaisburg an
.-urrounJing to>r- and c"un,rv that thev hav'
o-srrd pi'iUGEEHAN GALLERY in III. Brirk Build
in. o:. n Sou = side M.rket between Third an
= ur;h sts aTy opposite D ;. X iomcr Cos store
doors cast al John liou lhtons whore they
par. 10 take Da-usrreltyrs likeness. to Insert int
gada,;a. srca-t Fins, Finger Rinrs a.. Pr.ons hs,n
ttu-s of their friends have them copei coed
q original. and put up in
u wing prrIran mt location persons from cStanc
har- trir p taken time they call Person
tiir Earii;y TAX do well by calling a. tn :,
al any time il suiis tl,-m Gallery i.in.
rm zen; and ways open. Pictures taken for 81 u
md
Mn grs:rss:inns ziven reasonable terms.
iswi.burs Nav l. o. SPYKER uAWS.
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DRY GOODS.

FOR NEWS WEAR they have French c!oth, Do"-
skins and Fancy Cassucrs CoIorcd and White Linen,
Drills Cottonades vestings, ST. ycs Narcotics Vest
ins- English Hosiery &c, e..
FOR LADIES' WEAR, rich lustprcd Eiack silks. plain
and chang-abls Silks, striped Silks Mar.enrs, che ked
India Silks, Florence Grodenap Gaccs Paris painted
Jacones and London printed Barrare De L.ins. surer
plain Mouselines, Toll De Noirc, French and Scotch
Gipghams needle worked Collars md Und-rsIc-vcs Js D.
net and Swiss Edgingr, and S~iss lnserings. Woven
Linen gings ard Laces, plain and fancy Cap Nets. (new
stylcs) Taretons Illusiors, Blondes, embroidered and
clear Lawn Idkf, superior quality Kid, TaTe.a. and
Silk Gloves, long and shert Moair Mitts, White Grape
shawls, elegant Spring Shsws &c. &c. large a.sort
ment Of FURNISHING GOODS Drugyets, Natts, Stair
Damask, surer Cotton Sheetings, Pillow Case MusIin
Furniture Check, Tcking. Cotton Frngcs Cotton Table
Diaper, Damas Table Cloths, Napkins DOylies Embossed
Cloth and Cotton Table Covers snper Marseies Quilts
&c. &c
Their stock Of GROCERIES is very large
and cheap Their QUEENsWARE a-Sor.men,
is ono Of the fines, ever brought 10 this section
of country, and extremely low. Also an extensive
lot Of HARDWARE.
Their stock Of Goods having been purchased
at the present extremely low prices, for Cash,
enables them 10 offer unusual inducements as
respects variety. style and prices. The public
are respectfully invited to call aud examine for
themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
GrCoun,ry Produce at the highest market
prices wanted in exchange for Goods.
GEDDES g. IDDIyGS,
I.ewishurg April ~, 1852
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Lightning Rods.

Ek many years Ciose 'nSe>tiea''On anu
IN numerous experiments, the Patrn,ee takes
ri"asure in informing the public that he has
arrived at the true principle Of protecting families
dw elling. and property from the destructive inilu-
epce of LIGHTNING, The calsmi'ie.
that every CITY, Town, Village and Country falls
vicum to annually, ,hro' the gross negligence of
its Inhshi,sn,s, i. beyond calculation, especially
when the remedy is so easy to ob,aIn--ihis i.
found in
k-.MTTicE'S
1]atent tilaJa:iir Ei,btniug 1soG5,
and IN this alone. This Rod has been examined
by the most scientific gentlemen in the world
Professors NJ Murtrie. Johnson, WaIlor and many
others that have examined them recommend and
speak of them in the highest terms Of APPRECIATION,
and have pronounced Them the only saie rods in
use in this or any other county for the p'oection
of Lives and Property. Oae advantage is 10 divide
and throw back part Of the 81, clrrc fluid harmless
To the clouds in time OF a stroke this enables the
rod to conduct ,ha, portion of fluid that belongs
10 the earth without the ighte.t danger OF lea
wing the conductor. This rod has many otter
advantages owe. The old one. The only place of
Is in
Vine 81. , doors aJ0rc I:.h PHILADELPHIA.
where all persons are respectfully invited TO call
and examine for themselves. For sale Wholesale
or Retail by THO'S ARNIrAGE.
These rods have been purchased and success
fully used i,y the following individuals companies
and computations, whose names are cheeriulIy
submitted
In and IfiiddS!r;id a 3. foher:s. George
Sanizingcr. Judge BnuSirr .Ius: Clur'. J. NuifInl.
John Homes. G. =. C-liry. !. rrurr u oiLy C"rrld
Insrrsi, The Bockl-y Am>hnu-c. Anderson Brother.
.~v J. L. t;rzu' John Norman T'us. Grnre'. Bat a
iIprs A. r. 'iink-Ts. II. Smu,rn Thos. Mutt Cn. Mr
Ripley Co. J. NynAn " HARLEM, j. ovcushi .. q. Pep
per. Mr. Sharrlc>. Mr.. Martin, s. Drr'y i,rinkIer
NJ Dawson. Dr. Paul. : n. Powers & TO- u Wnep nny.
H. Mrilr III. Rcd Bank ilut, the L. 5. Arsenal, the
Spring Gari-n Commissioners Hail.
IN IRE State cf N.rc Jrrscy -'ieorrc Crs; in. Jr-e
NJ all, Judge bay ton, John Nr:m,n, DIR. Ii. aNurti
Bcpi. Koi.ris, Mr. j. Downing.
UrThe only authorized Agent for the Counties
oi Cnior. Juniata. N fiin. Clinton. Lycoming.
y Northumberland. Mon,our. .Cniuiuhia Luz 'rne. is
SAMUEL HOOVER
HlrIlrion Union county. Pam
Orders and letters addressed (pos Ia,d) 10 Mr..
Hoover. will he promptly attended Ia. He has
put up number Of ,h, Rods in Union county.
some of which may nc seen as follows:
IN rNION COy-N7E
Nriisy Tp.Nark Islf,~nny. VIM. Foster, John Haas.
Michael Peters, Jacob Smith, David Filman. R-rheu
Hrnch. GEORGE Klccknrr N-r iIsiir Court liousr.
md Commissioners Ofarr. fmesf,r- Tp-Jrhr Relcr
T-aiou Tp-Dr. Charles Wilson. EIdtny'D, 7p-.inln
Iun,z Sra IN Kuntz. RnH Lp-Isaac Coudrun. Wat,
Der T.--Mchael Hoffman
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-21
Award o. the Judges.

iEP0RT Of the Jury appointed by the Committee If the
ClrSeand Agricultural Society, the comparntivc
merits Of the Rexping Machines Of MIR. MCCORMICK
and Mr. o. HUSSEY, Tried and Tested before the Ju-
ry. On Thursday and Saturday Sept 18th and 21th 81
The Jury regret most exceedingly the unavorable state
{ the weather the days of trial. Ia perfect hurricane
aging the whole Of the first day and their cons-qu,
raity to make full and satisfactory trial as they
ould have wished.
The Machines tested q crop Of wheat computed
t p bushels per acre. very muh laid; and Barey.
bushels per short in the straw and If posi-
be more laid than the Wheat.
The Jury, taking the diff rent points submitted their
"nsiders,ion. in order as they occur, express
LIST Their unanimous opinion tBat Mr.. lfUSsEY's Ma
.iine, as exhibited by McSsrs. Wm bray Co. cut the
shea, in the lest mannc-. especially ridge and
urrow, and when the ma working in the drec
ON the Wheat laid.
ID. BY jOri;y of eleven to one tina. Mr. Hussey's
Nsrhin. caused the least waste.
81 Taking tn. breadth OF the two machines into
.ider.tion. that Mr.. Husseys did most work.
ith. That Mr Iusscys Machine leaves the cut Wheat
the best order for gathering and binding. The question
submitted to the lGb"rers employed the occasion,
nd decided by them, as above by majority Of to l.
5th. Their unanimous oninou that Mr.. Husseys Ma
-hiue is b-st adapted for ridge and fuTrow.
9Th. This question referred ly the Jury 10 Mr.
Johnson foreman 10 Mr. Bell'rby, Of York practical
mechanic Of acknowledged ability whose report appen
led below.
.th That Mr. u4sey Machine at first cost is less price
Sth. 9Th heJury decline to oexpress decided opinion
these points in of the Of the weather
The trials took place the Farms of Robert Fawc:t,
If 0rmesby, Mddesbro Trees. who in the most
liberal and disinteresfed spirit allowed his crops he
tToiden down and damaged Il great extent cspe-
ia the :5t h. when in spite Of the immense
crowd assembled TO witness the trials.
The jury can not conclude their Report without ex-
resg the great pleasure they have derived seeing
machines brought into competition that were able to
such very good work and also witnessing the friend
", straightforward and honorable way in which the TX
,ibit-s of the respective machines that occasion
Signed On behalf of rbc Jury.
". F. WHARTON Foreman
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-21
-;s;s CABS and Ready Made Clothing.

.iais, Caps and lsady maze Ciotnlns'
sPYKER s son have removed 'hei
sEs H., snt Cs? Store to the brick ssoreroon
a.. l,,r> VS., >: their oil sta'd where they ar'
a:v % al HAT. CAPS, ard .n.sPer .nai
. hu-b, a. NH. other pacT in th- country Hat
and C,p of lh- sy- for summit ana winter cay
If NJ; kinds COATS, PANTS, and VESTS af any pric
Ia our customers for past f.vcrs, We hops fo
CONTINUANCE If the prices are low to sur
the times p... p... -
I.ehorn hats whit-ned and pressd reasonable term
Country produce taken in exchange.
Lewishurg, MAY II, 1852. j sPfkER d son.
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They can't Keep House without it.
Experience Of more than sixteen years has ssab!isS
the TACT that Merchants Cesbraied Gs,slns O, rn
versal Family Embrocaion Will sasss ~
ieve oil such
Spavins. Sweeney. Ringbone. windgalls. Po1
Evil, Callous. Cracked Iiee!s, Gala 81 al
kinds, Fresh Wounds. Sprains. Bruissa. H.
tula, Sitfast. Sand Cracks. Strains. Lamsne.A
Foundered Feet, Scratches or Groass, Mango.
Rheumatism. Bites Of Animals. External rei-
sons. Painful Nervous Affections. Frost Bi.sa.
Boiis, Corns. Whitlows. Burns ard Seaida,
Chillhlains, Chapped Hands. Cramps. CNs-
fractions Of the Muscles. Swellings. EsaiH@a
II the Joints. Caksd Breasts. Ac. b. Ac
The unparalleled success n THE OIL in the cure -
in Horses ami Ca'e, ard svsn IN huasa 9sdA =
II can hardly be crelet except BY s~ss Who Aavs hsss
in the habit Of keepnx IN their ssbss asd sessas, Uh
vast amount Of pain. suffering and uns, a.e 0ssA -
The timely applica,ion OF this Oh
~ Re the of the so'e prarrtsss. 0R0109
". MERCHANT, Lcekpor. N. Y. 70 b'ovs ~ ~
Al or'ers addrssssd 70 ths proprssos On - ps0e0
responded To.
Get Psmphle: cf the Agent. ssd vAas vsnAao -
accomplished by the Of thu msd,ciaa
Sold by respectable dsaers gsassaiIy. y - vuin0
oGatss aad CanatA AlD BY
. " s"1srsr. i..~Eshu-x: Ksssi-r. Hs~
Berlin. + s.L,x. Nj i,n;.' Mss.s, Psehrry ;
~ u Cav. Nor'hnrph ~: Patrer l. N'Nssn.
T"iiei 'nI-: T. Nirii:.. in .rn-pcrt Hsok -ss
Aae'''s Z = k'ru 4 70 mi ~ y"i 4 ..
New Ynrk N ia-kscr p ssv-s
iy,Siinsi!
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RgsaeDUNlS.
Or. HARRIS has remov, d to North Third
stree. above the German Reformed Church.

MIR. C s.SSNE&. Musician. has removed
to \ orth Third street. neat door below the
School House
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-21
NEW STORE.KEEPERS
NEW GOODS! G

California .j"r GolH, Penn.ylrania tar big
Ir>sid>nt, Cor Bg',r for reoi,S BInk: but FOSTER
e. IIIcr1IrI E,r.
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Valuable Property
At PRIVATE SALE.

NILI. be sold a, Private Sale the following
w vaiuable and desirable properties and
building lots situated in the borO' Of Lewishurg,
Union Co, Pa. belonging to the estate Of lsAs>
ELL, BLACK. deed:
No 4. that full lot Of ground situated on the
corner of Cherry alley, fronting Water -
street. whrr-on is erected tha. well known E,3A
and ION. estahiishe two story frame Tavern ps.sEI
house Gdls front by 81 fret in depth. IsssssS1
with kitch-n attached, also n new Frame SSskR
Stable. - Is by feet. with Carriage House.
1l, by Il feet attached. Wood House and other out
iuilincs-a falling Well Of Water about 80 fine
Young Fruit Trees, &c. &c.
No ,. a lot on the corner Of Cherry Alley
- fronting Water Street. West 81 feet. and ~
n,S running 10 low water mark the Susque- ~ 81
~> hanna River, whereon is erected two Two @
Story Dwelling Houses.
No J, IA lot fronting on Wafer Street. west
81 feet. running to low water mark in the su.que-
hanna River.
No 4. lot fronting on Water Street. west
l feet and running to low water mark in the Susque-
hanna River.
No 5 building lot fronting on Water Street.
CO.. feet by in depth l5 feet public alley,
dining property of Thos. Nesbt.
No. & a desirable building lot Gf1 hv in
depth. public alley, of Second and St. John
strect.-
No Ia lot same size fronting on Second
s,r--., adjoining No g.
No =. lnt same size fronting on Second
street adjoining No. :.
No. 8 lot same size fronting on Seco nd
street, adjoining Nh. 9.
The above mentioned builline lo's will be old
together or separately to sui, purchasers.
App!y to JOHN NORTON.
Lrwi,burg. March 10, 1852 6ms5
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Partnership.

GEDDES T. MARSH having associated
~ with them in the Foundry Business JosrPa
W.SHRINER, ELISHA c. MARsu and FREpERIrK
MARsu, the business will hereafter be conducted
in the name of GEDDES. MARSH 4 CO
Lewisburg, April %, 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-21
"a UlI UtIIaII VI TIC JuTE,
". F. WHARTON, Foreman.

EH. EOBINSoN'S REIORT on QUESTION O.
Having carefully examined both machines, and giser
he subject due consideration, OF the opinion :ha
iCormicSe Reaping Machine present made is mos
liable TO get cut OF order. iSigneGb
THOMAS ROBINSON
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-21
ROSS GRAIN DRILL.

This is will known to the Forming community
and only needs iair trial to give it decided
preference over any other Drill in the market.
Grain Reap,s, Grain Drills. and Ill kinds Of
Castings made to order aud kept constantly on
hand and for sale at the I.ewi=burg Foundry. All
orders promptly attended to by
Gedles, Marsh & Co.
Lewisburg May 6, 1852 CIV