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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

- ..vr,ox or SHaEwD MRR-


: To ryv A1r,s1roS OF SHaEwD MER-
~y.xTs Essx skp.sArs AND DisriscT oRsSsi.a
rrox. rxf,xR OSx tfaa--Ns 90 sno~ sue nv. ~ 49,
ave assss's1s o. - !. ne bead With
s..,s,e az sszstof and accounts; Is insafes ehetO
scessT 20 s pcsr,met, ave educated for the station
sad az, hey called sscn 70 p IN p.s.,., and
Wnss aoes. pepsruess sear, oKsefs Purchaser
ss 3. pss and Gil Goth Department, W. T. Barry. Par
Wea,ss Dspsrmen. ard al Gods sutsi for Mems
Wear and ,hs Trimmings therefor. Dexter rihasy' raf
Ysskss Ncson Department. a separate a,d distnct
srE As complete any .sablshmsss esciusivsly in ths
PIN s.d Glnrssm pep.tssut. r. @. Mouiton, Par
chaser. and John O. p mps n m'n,ssr p.,cb,ssr
Won d, sss Goods DeD.r meb, r. @ Moulton Par-
% sss John s. ra 3 Ne. Cash Prices
sIe ,s r,suesssd 10 o. and ex.nire the merits Of
eur psoesss and INQUIRE fer vi n nsso p m1U w
rsas ;n.m ~. CIc bi.s Dspsr,m.ss Is managed
.ln.,vslv b. Will am GardSeri the garments are manu-
sstars1 and got up By him. sad are pro'eroal Tor 'nsu
are srsn tsr. terms Of credit on Rsady
M'd' Clothing inpos. s and JssSs, a No. 4 sfo.d~y
R GENIN's spring harvest has COM
.,vs, ss =; s:' S.sa
cessui ssprine style for 's5a unanimously declared
h. IL
ths most b liant specnen Of hat he has ever turneoos
The pglce remains VI ohalgsda So nj,
0ENIN, No. 2N Broadway, opposite b. rauis'
~ GrKr's Spring Style of Hats were
introduced SATURDAY, the 18th Feb 9snts%:sa IN
81. ii' e cs.ss. Ne. III Brssavay.
HATs.-NOthing could be more apPro
pirate for NE head Of article than an article ass.sa
for head end there article 81 dTsss 20 ~o!ny
s,siss o. KNOB Of No ias Tuitsn Il. .ctnswsdssd
70 81 the osS successful manufacturer OF Hats Ia own
md his stye for the prssBt season unsufpAsse w
he beauty comfort and excellence. CAL, know ana pa
syonjzs him.
HArs-SPRINs FAsHieN.
No ms Brosdway, Irving House, have now resdy ths
eurps FASHION for GsntemeRs Hsts The gratifying ap-
provs OF the and style Of Hats eDanaons rem
an sytabshmsnt mzefested in an extensive ana rsp
Nly Increasing popularity. . unmssakasis evidence OF
shsn merfs.
GEN1LKmHN's HATs.-S3 moleskin Hats,
spring ssshios Of brilliant st black color beautiful IN ds-
sra sad slersnty made per cheaper tnsn Broad
way pT css Sold At BASTAs, No lc6 Csnast Iae Isr.
x-ht klAfA IN = IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

spring sssbion Of brilliant black color beautiful IN de-
sga sad elegantly made per cheaper tnsn bfoad-
wsv M css Sold Al BANTAs, No loo Canals The lar.
esst q Caps child ems Hats to be found
any this city Some and beautiful patterns Of
n 9ouis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

ENeLisH TAPESTRY, BausssLs CARPET
me Just ,seeivsd lee pieces Of the meet magnificent
hIsAN ANpsIsoSs, No - eewsry Alss. a Sssusifai
assostnsns = STAR CPsss cheap By ali means call and
see then ksleye making ysur psrcAssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

u GrKrr's Spring Style of Hats were
wat 81 Hat Superior ssys and quantity are invited 10
Snn CnNlN, Ne IA Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

sts "a srpu, the public tasse the last has been most sue
eessfu His sprpe style for 's5a unanimously
ky his sIsby all. az fac Who have seen
tRs most hi liant specnen hat he has turnedoe'
Tha prlce remains aged -.
QENIN, No. 2N Broadway, opposite 81. Fauis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

out regard to the quantity imbibed. OF
course, large dose of poison is likely to
do more harm than ANAL one man may
take so little Of any poison as not to kill
him, but he cannot take 50 little as to exhil-
aIate and enliven (which many persons
temporarily do) and not ultimately hurt him.
And if Alcohol be a poison, as Teetotalism,
Chemistry and the Maine Law affirm, then
what matters it that nutritious substances
are mixed with it, that Washington
sometimes tasted wine, or that the Bible
sometimes seems to favor it, We do
certainly know, through Natures eter-
nal and infallible revelations, that poisons
are not fit for human food or drink, though
hey may rarely and in minute quantities,
if skIlfully administered, be useful to the
sick as medicine there can be no need Of
special revelation to make plain the truth
on this point. When the Bible is appealed
to in defense of Liquor, or Slavery, OF Con-
quest, We feel that it is abused by those
who are more mindful of their own lusts
than of Gods glory or Mans good. We
do not admit that any such Wines as are
sold BY Mr.. Roses constituents were ever
commended BY the Inspired Writings; but,
if Alcoholic Liquors are essentially and
demoAstrably poisonous, then ten thousand
Bibles could not justify their use as bev-
e,age, nor render it other than immoral as
well as hurtful.
I'VE have shown the impulse under
which MIR. Rose acts in concocting this Re-
port; We will now show how knavisAlv
be (os whoever wrote the Report) petit
foss the case. Here is one of it, para
graphs:
The bin row under consideration 10 csrts;.,v
liable TO the ohjsctisn Of cS1n1hg odious d,sssrc
tons, and nsvsse fhs reA ussA svsvisSss under its
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23

stead OF reducing 1t. There might be less
Barley required, but the enhanced consump-
ton of Wheat, Corn, Potatoes, Flax, Tim
Der and FMe-Wood would more than make
good the deficiency.
So Of Hotels and Groceries. In 30 far a.
these are not tipping. houses, we maintain
that their interests would be essentially pro-
noted by the suppression Of the Liquor
Traffic. The tippler buys perhaps six
drinks per day, for which he pays the gro
ser eighteen pence, and lounges about in
idIeness; stop his grog, and he would earn
dollar, Of which half would come to the
grocer for provisions, tea, coffee, candles,
soap, 60, which his family 10 new obliged
to do without. Just 20 of taverns. The
Teetotalers pay them more each year, in
proportion 10 their numbers, than the drink
ers DO. He who drinks to any extent rarely
takes his family to visit their distant rela-
tives he feeds little interest in the home
of his childhood. He spends few dollars
annually for himself at the bar, but very
limle for hin wife and children at the table.
Danish Liquor, and there would be thrice
the travelling for Affections sake that there
now is, and decided improvement in shs
increase of good hotels.
But let US hear these champions of the
Still on law-point:
There 10 another Constitutional to such
legislation. The Constitution Of the State provides
that private property shall not b appropriated to
public uses without coDpsnsstion. Tie owner,
whether the original importer o. purchaser, IL me
proprietor, and enjoys II private property II II
was seized and desuoJed would Il net b taksn for
pubic sse, Wifhin the meaning Of the Constitution p
We venture to assert that Messrs. Rose
ard Smith don't believe . word of this
that they only asserted It for Buncombe.
They can't believe il if they would, for they
seem to have some ahare Of common sense.
The property" Of the pirate, the SLAYER,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24
Lewisburg Female Institute

TTNHE Trustees of the university at Lewis.
burg" have made arrangements for the
establishment of an Institution for Females
which will compare fav"rahiy IN It's educational
facilities with the Academic and Collegiate
departments of the University.
4 spAcions editice has been purchased in The
Borough. little more than half mile from the
University buildings. having an elevated site,
and commanding a wide survey OF the neigh
boring country, including several miles along
the banks of the Susquehanra. 4 costly heat
ing apparatus makes the whole house c"nitor-
table in the coolest weather, and three ranges
of rorches in the rear give ample opportunity
for exercise in unfavorabie weather.
Miss Hadassa,i 3 Scribaer Of Litletnn, NH,
lady Of high repute for experience and skill
in teaching has been appointed Principal. and
will be assisted bv other accomplished teachers
in the useful and ornamental branches. Mrs.
Ellen Merger, of Lewi>hurg, will attend TO the
domestic department Of the school and secure
all necessary comforts for the hoarders.
The FIRST Session of the Institute will open
on Thursday. October 2lst, 1859.
Boarding. fuel. lights and instruction in the
common English branches sl20 per ann
Board etc with The higher Eng
lish branches l3O
Instruction in the Languages,
ancient or modern, lO sxfra
Instruct m on Piano, and use
of instrument 10
Drawing. Painting and Ornam-
entail branches ~
Each boarler must be furnished with four
napkins and a silver spoon properly marked.
The Institution viii derive great advantages
from lis connection with the University. The
President and Professors Will lecture occasio-
naly in the brildng; and the pupils will have
access to the Library and Cabine, Of the Uni
versi,y. and to the experimental lectures of the
Professors in the natural sciences.
THOMAS WATTSON.
isll President of Board of Trustees.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24
CDis RacDine

has been invented and the statement OF featae:s
may prove thai II is no, only the Best -Hdchine
Of the kind in existence. but that ii Is the most
profitable that 4 man can have on his fsrm. The
arpIcs are by this machine grated UP into fine
pulp, so that II requires hut comparatively light
pressure, and that but minute or two.io ex'tact
all the cider, 1t being a>ceitained by practical
experiment that One Fourth more can he obtained
then by the old process: PrSi,es this it requires
only Two hards 10 grind and riake up into cider
. larger ouantity Of sppics than can tie possibly
made ca the old i-issh,oncd machlnes. On this
,rrss owing to the compsctness OF the pomice IN
the tub and the complete mariner IN which 1t l..
ground. a pressure of three to ave tons-wh CT
can he easily obtained-w!i produce more
favorable lesu!, Than one bundled tons pressure
on the ordinary cider press. even u the app'ee
were ground as finely on the improved Wall ,
and il the apples were merely CRUSHED as on the
Nut machine. il would require pressure OF two
hundred tons To produce The result accomplished
hy this Patent Mill The following are sdjuced
as decided advantages OF this machine:
FTi-It makes rno-e Ciler than any other press, With
a ri-cn quantity If apples. IN given time ami WHY
much less labor and -xpense.
Scopi-T, makes cleaner and sweetcr Cider than any
other n.arh:ne.
Thi,d-Y"u can make your Cii.r you want it. sni
when want itand in quacti;is from one sa.on 70
twenty barrels
FSytS-With it You press your Currants Chesries
Berries, Cheese Butter, Lard and Tal.ow.
F.ttr-with it you can save ONE FOURTH Of your
time III making Apple Butter.
Ssrtl-wi:h it sou Grind chop your Apples. Pota
toeS Turni,s. Bects. Carrots Pumpkin for Cattle
!c,r~n6t-By its you can at all times have FRESH
7 aud SWEET Cider.
The price of the Cider Mill. with right 10 use
the same on any one farm. is S35. Price o: the
Root Cutting Cylinder. SIS.
The size Of this Machine is about 8 by 4 fc
and weight about 200 pounds !, may readi!,
he taken to .he cellar. door-yafd. kitchen, barn.
floor, or orchard. as may he most convenient.
| For State, County or Township rights. or for
| Grants to make machines in certain territory fo'
stated period. address tpost p,id)
| W o. HICEOE Wrrisbqrg. Pa.
| EPersons in Union and the upper part o
! Northumberland counties and in Penns and
Brush valleys, Center county. can procure the
shove Machines on application TO
| He. HICKOK.
| Lewsburg July 9, 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24

No 6l, .S,nh Second ST, Haa7elph".
We take pleasure in stating that We had one
of Oliver Evans Fire-Proof Safes in onr store
during the Great Fire at HAnr'S BriLnIsGs,
which, when taken from the ruins and opened.
was found TO have preserved onr books. papers
&r. entirely uniyWed. GErz u Beck.
My store was entered by burslars,and failing
to pick the lock Of my iron safe they tried 10
blow ii open with powder. bu, no loss OF injury
was sustained. 1t was purchased Of o. Evans,
6I Soulil Second 81. Philad
&c FouLks. Bordcniown,
For sale Of all sizes BY OLIVER EVANS.
81 5. Second ST. below Chestnut.
Sole Agent for Day Il Newers Worlds Fair
Premium Bank Vaui, and Store Locks-Thief
and Powder proof
Also in stor--Seal and Letter Copying Pres
srs, Trucks for moving boxes or crates. Water
Filters for purifying bad water. Druggists
Presses with cylinders and pans, Retrigerators
and Ice Chests, Portable Shower Baths Of sup
erior construction, Water Coolers Of all kinds
for hotels, stores &c. 3mt3s
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24
University at Levisburg,
UNION co. PA.

1NfIE College Year commences on the 80
Thursday in October next
The fnstru,ion r. modelled ON the new plan
adopted in Brown, Harvard and other unlver
sites: thus opening the advantages OF Inc
higher studies, in whole or IN part. as the stu
den, may elect.
Present number of students 1877 Ini'ion s'o
Board from 81 so 10 $500 per week.
The. AcAp.NIc DsPARrNEST has three ms
,r,c,,rs. and f?,s Young men for college or fol
business. Tuition $50.
For further particulars apply to Rev. How
App MAIcox, President of the University.
Lewlsburg, SEPT 10, 1882 om5dJ
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24
Throw Physic to the Dogs"

To illustrate the uss ~ the GAbSt tNst hGLTs
sr,yose thr case Of person al ct-i with that t-as
of civilization DYSPEPSIA or sny other Chrcnie or
Nervous Disorder In Ordinary eases '.inuiaais
taken, which. BY their action on n. a@fFe' AL
muscles of the stomach afford f,srSfary reii.i bst
which leave the patient in l1vsr s',.s sat VIII
,n ured faculties after the e~nn thEs escitsi Las
sesxed Now compare TINS VITA The errrt result
or from the appllc .l,a o! the 1sALEANiC BELT.
TAKE G DyspeJtc sufferer evea N the Wnr.: syuP
toms Of sr;ck and srnpiy ;'~ the Boil rssna the
Bcdy u>ug~ the NsgE-;lc fiuil - c-fs - u
h, Il period Insensibe Ierspirui'on -..l set o
he positive element oi the Belt thereby causing
Aalranic circulation which viii rass On IN ne
negative and thencs back again 70 the ls't-;I.s
thus k-eping np continuous Gsvsgir circui.iIos
throughout the Thus the u.Ost severe ctsss
Of DTSfEPSIA are PERMANENTLY CURED. a
FEW DAIS IS sNFtN SUFFICIENT TO EkADi
WARS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24

GrWe recently saw the proceedings OF
an Anti-R. Road meeting, to be published
in certain named papers, "and all others
in Union county friendly to free discus
sion"-said request appearing two or three
weeks after the mee'ipg was hesd. If any
paper in Union county has proved itself
favorable to " free discussion" the Chron-
icle certainly has. But We would inform
persons wishing us to insert proceedings of
meetings that we issue necspaper, and
that they must send their articles to US as
carly as to sny other Office, if they wish
them to appear here. We can't afford to
be "a month behind the Times"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24

MrnD.s.-We understand that Albert Glib
bons, of northumberland, a hoy about Is years
old, employed in boating !or his uncle about
ten days since, while on horseback on the tow
path, near the Junction, during the night. was
knocked from his horse and thrown into the
canal. The Captain hearing groan and
splash. came out. and missing the boy; had the
level drawn off, and discovered the body. His
head was almost spill, in two, probably with
hatchet. by some unknown wre,ch-Sun6Hry
dyusricun
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24
DRY GOODS.

FOR NEWS wEAR they have Frcnch Cloth, Doe
skins .uA Fancy Cas>;n-rs. Co,"-ed and White Linen,
Drills onr,rs. vestinss. new styles Sarseillss Vest
inss. English IIosery) &c, &c
FOR LADIES I7EAR, rich lustered Black silss plain
pl clanc-ahe silks, striped silks Har>ehnes oh eied
India Siks Florence Grolrnap Giae.s. Paris painted
Jsconers and London printed Barrsge De Lan- super
,Ia;n Nouscl.ncs Toll De Ndire, French and Scotch
G,rsam. needle roTked Collars and Cnersleeve> Jaeo-
ne, and Swiss Ha-in.., and swiss Insertugs, Woven
Linen Ea-ng. aud plain and fancy Cap Nets (new
stvl,s1 Taretons Illusions Blondes embroidered and
c,.ur Lawn HIka superior quality Md. Tanets, and
s;,s Gloves loa- apd short Mchsir Mtts white Grape
s,,v,s. elegant Spring shaws Ae. &c. isrye assort
mont Of FrHNLsIHNG GOODS Drurrsts, Mats. Stair
Damask Super Cotton shee,ings, Pillow Case Muslin
Furniture Check Tickings Cotton Prngrs Cotton Table
papcr Damask Table Cloths, Napkins Dog les Embossed
Cloth and Cotton Table Covers, Super harseles Quilts
Couu.erpanss, Huckabuck Diaper and Crssh Tovcins,
Their stock Of GROCERIES is very large
and cheap Their QUEENsWAR2 sssosimeut
!. one Of the finest eves bsoosht TO this section
Of country, and extremely low. Aiso an extensive
lot Of HARDWARE.
Theft stock Of Goods having been purchased
at the present extremely low prices. for Cash.
enables them 10 offer unusual inducements ss
respects variety. STYLE ard prices. The public
are respectfully invited 10 Gail and examine for
the mselses before purchasing elsewhere.
G-rCouutry Produce al the highest maIisel
pri-rs wanted in exch.nee for Goods.
GEyDES & 1DDlXGS.
Lewishurg. Aprils7, is5c
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24
WHAT THINK YOU OF THIS,
Htsn sae Of the NEST disiinsusel fhya--
clans y the GUY Of New York.

81 have been using Christie's Gnlvsnic articles 10
quiet way anons my patients for abont ia" ye,;s
past and confess astonishe1 st their success
" am dTsesse is Nerrcus know Jus; what
they will 90. In EpiiePtic Fits, particularly N
children Deafness sud Affections Of the Head. in
siui,s Paralysis and Palsy. in all ages. and indeed
several other diseases Of like which have long
purified the profession, have found the GavaEie
articles Of surprising benefit Although de;sst the
shameless quackery Of advertisements and news
papers, | Rus, express my confidence and teiiss
in the wonderful virtues Of cHRlSTlt.S CUEA-
fIvk9 My name is of course, confidential but
shall hesitate to recommend your articles on
ell proper oc cAsons."
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24
Drugs, Medicines, sc.
jerks s. Ogden,

No. lO6, North Third Street, PaIL.pELrHI.-
IMPORTERS Of Drngs, Medicines and Dye
Sufis. Manufacturers of Pure White heai
and Varnishes Of all qualities. Wholesale IN
Paints. Oils and Window Glass of all sizes
Alcohol, Spts Turpentine, Burning FLUID, &c
Constantly on hand at the loves, prices.
Superior Chemicals Pe.iu,nery anc Surgical
Instruments, 10 which the attention Of Country
merchants aud physicians is respectfully So!ic'
tied Sept 10. 1872 4W
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24
Notice to Contractors.

C,EALED Proposals will be received at the
- Engineers cfficp, in Sunbury. until Friday
the 18th Oct next, for the grading and masonry
OF that pafl of the sUSQUEHANNA RAIL
ROAD between Bridgeport (crTosi,e Harris
burg) and Ssnbury. distance OF ahoat hftJ
FIVE miles. Plans, protilcs. and specifications
will be exhibited a. the said office 70. one weei
prior to that date.
The line will be divided into sections OF
about one mile in length, and tenders may he
made for each mile separately or the whole
work.
Proposals nav state whs, proportion of the
anoount of paymeptS, if any, will be taken IN
the stock Of the company a, par.
a. B. WARFORD,
Engineer.
Engineers Office, ll!h Sep, 1852.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24

On Monday last Sheriff Deal. oi Phia.
delph received The Ues,h warrant signed
bv Gov. s!er. hx,ng the execution OF
BiaI>e SkupIuski, con.lc ed "f the Murder
If the lad Jacob Lehuan. on FRIDAY. the
9TH of November next.
The New Safe Loan, OF : 100, 900.
Of the S5 900 900 advertised for. was all
taken. two weeks ago, by Charles Henry
Fisher, Esq. Of Philadelphia. on foreign
account. Also, last week, the So. coz. 900
Tor which proposals were issued by the
Penn-y!vania Railroad Company.
There are Low SIX candidates for the
Presidency Gen PIERCE, Democra: ;
Gen. Scott, " hig; Daniel Webster, Union
Wig; j. p. Hale, Free Soiler; Wiliiam
Goodeli Liberty-msn; Gov. Troup, Seces-
sionist.
The au,hori,irs of Boston and Degbbos.
ing Ilaces se~m active IN enforcing the
new law IN reference 70 sale of sp,rI'uous
iiqncrs. Some OF their decisions, as we'll
as some of ihcir seizures are, however.
appealed against, and The controversies
will be IL neai. il no, drirk for The lawyers.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24
WHOLESALE AGENCY.
lmp0.tam TO Farmers ard UouseAee7'e,s
RICKOK'S PATENT CIDER MILL.

oil former times 1t wa- supposed tia; large
/ quantity Of cider could he made only by Using
ponderous machine. that slowly crushHd the
apples without grinding them fine. They were
then made into 4 massive cheese in straw, and =
most severe and long pressure was required ID
extract a portion Of the cider, considerable por
ion being absorbed by the straw and the mass OF
pomice, and 10 obtain Ibis unsatisfactory resul,
the farmer had 10 take al! his hands and perhaps
his six horse teams and devote Il whole day that
could have hetn more proiitably employed. to
make from six to twelve barrels of cider. To
obviate the difficulty the farmers have heTe,ofo's
I,boreI up,ipr
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24
TAILORING.

IA THE subscriber having taken the shop
lately occupied by Samuel Ammon, and
W. by Ammon & Montgomery, on Market
street, Lewisburg, is now prepared to execute
Cutting and Making of Clothes according TO
the latest Fashions and on the most liberal
terms.
Patronage of the late Firm respectfully soli-
cited. JOHN MONTGOMERY.
Lewsburg, seEt. 3, 1852.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24

~At the annual election Of the Sus-
quehanna Telegraph Co., held on the list
inst, the following officers were chosen
President-A. e. Goell
1yeasuyer-T. 0. Van Allen.
!Sccreto,y-Gso. NJ. Leslie.
.Superintcnaent-M. c, Grier.
Directors-W. Emo, Lazerne Co. L. B.
Rupert, Colum bia "a. 4. Kapp, North d ;
Thos. Hayes, Union j. Cook, Lycoming ;
Saul Mccormick, Clinton; E. Z. Humes,
Centre.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24

NOTICE is hereby given that abou, three
years ago purchased at Sherif's sale
Of D S RurHRAuvr Of Rev Columbia,
: bay horses. buggy and harness. 10, OF
team harness. two horse sled. an eight day
clock and case. a lot Of carPeting. spring
wagon exchanged for q bay horse with my
consent. which property | hold as all others
contained in this notice
All of which property have loaned to said
Rutnrauff, and hereby extend said loan during
my pleasure. SAMUEL hi"h.
White Deer, Aug 30. 1859
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24
EesrisbasrG, P0.
FRIDAY MORNING. SEPT. "A, lSoZ'
siais Ei,,t.,p, o.. So Prss.e,ai,ai. tlct.;
Most Liberal Offer!

We will send the FLAG, the WHIG,
and the CHRoNIcLE, one year for ONE
DOLLAR, Cash ia adrancr. This offer to
extend to the lst Of October only. Three
good papers for Sl-aud latest Telegra,ps
bc,Jc.--is the Cheapest in the World.
\ "A large number of names of Club. on these
,erm,. has induced Us 10 er,e,m he time. that oil
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