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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05

CASE OF KArNE.-SuperiOr Court Before
Judge OakeyTbs matter was again brought up yester
day forenoon Mr. Brady stated photographic dispatch
had been received from Judge Nelson stating that ne has
decided the questions to whether the case can DO CARL
ed to the Supreme Court which have been submitted to
him. and has forwarded his decision by mall which has
not yet arrived The Judge, Mr. B. said has not 'ta'ea
IN the teegraphc Dispatch the effect eli his decision
and Mr. Hall has telegraphed requesting him 70 DO So
|, was stated that Judge Bosworth, before whom the
case was commenced 10 not on term, and is unwel,
and the matter was further adjourned 70 Tuesday mex:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05

BOARD or EDUCATIoN.-This Board
stood adjourned to last evening, but further adourned
owing % the want Of quorum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05

ATTEMPT TO RoB.-Tuesday, the Sd
Inst at O'Clock ?. 81, as Mr.. James r. Quick stoo
in front Of bis residence In Sixth st Avenue A,
party Of six rowdes stepped up TO him and attempted
g. roo bin Of a large roll of bills and very valuable
gold watch and chain. Mr. Quick being OF very cOur
ageous mood by his presence of mind kept the robbers
at bay until an approaching party OF Americans pat the
whole gang to flight The rOwdies Of that neghb0rhood
are fast increasing ant growing so bold as 10 attack and
rob fenales and strangers in broad daylight large
increase Of the police force In the upper Wards Seven
teen,b Eighteenth Eleventh and Tenth is very much
needed.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
Borough Ordinance.

4 T Meeting Of the Town Council of the
IA Borough Of Lewisburg, held the 9th Of
October, 1882, it was enacted
That from and after the passage Of this
ordinance,no person or persons will be allowed
io-put Goa! ashes or any other description oE
dirt nuisance or obstruction of any kind
upon any of the streets of this Borough or in
any Of the cutters or water courses thereof IL
any person or persons shall hereafter so obs
,ruct any Of the streets, alleys cutters or wafer
courses of sad Borough. such person or per-
sons shall be liable to a fine of not less than
one dollar nor more than FIVE dollars for each
offence. Aud further il shall be the duty of
the High Constable 10 give notice 10 any per-
son or persons who shall obstruct any Of Tho
streets. alleys. cutters or water courses, to
remove said Instructions within five days from
the date Of such notice. and # the ss!d Obsiruo-
tons are not removed within the time 50 spe-
CITED. i, shall he The duty Of the High Cons,a-
hle To remove the same, the cost of such reno
val and the amount of fine or fines imposed.
(Which shall be determined IS the Burgess
and Town Conncil) 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, 1852-12-10
Business No.ic:5.

S5-'ionzr's L,pr's OK and .t;r,nas's M,:,,ixL'
the aiing fh.lsi.lphis magazncs-c mmcuce new v
uiues and acitona! attractions i,h the New Year The
january No wi! b- ,su-'i We continue ciut
either nf these Magazines with the Chroai> at 40 lie,
Year, Cash i'll aIranrc
e. Tic "faay N,,cs,' of Philadelphia (wM,, Penny
palcr appears on sPentl new type. and with r,n-~cI
Si:or OH the part IL it, Editor J. Il. fL,stSAs, Eg
ge-Th "LyeOn.ing D.n.ocrat' i, Ius."ndcl-.,nd We
dcrideily mics C" C,EgE.'. racy editor ic.t i.
iaordnate 'Pfing c ic turnips AM orthooI PIE. cli
iusof the PROSPERITY "f the erat aid uf tie
Everlasting state, had led fear the ca;as,r PIE
fr IaIxrs boast the ourst hen their prospects
dnrketThe Gl,>t, with its So years backing, il
the only Ensfb paper in wi!liam'Irt county seat
(wliie the capital of Union la periodicals,
Ss-Erw sairH and Gao. VI R;I;L-yo,in; mc;, If good
character and abi!y-have purchased the New Berlin
str. We wish them all sorts If good usk. Mr. t;EEsr
the retiring Publisher. proved Ln,clf good Printer and
conducted The psI-r well could L. expected for tie
troub.ous time. through which passed. We LoJ.e lie
may pilot in smoothcr waters hereafter.
cs-A new b m,cratic National Magazine i. noticed on
the first page Of this weeks paper.
eS-Bridso Erection. among cur ad,ortsemcnts
Hl-Also 20 Book. that enables people to Travel as
well al home abroad.
IG-A new London Mc,liciue-IIolioway,s Pills.
pa-for ieal Estate S.!:s. "a column, Irh rayc
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10

SHOCKING ACcIDENT.-OnW Wednesday
the 3Oth ult, Dir. Smith Of Selinsgrovc,
and Daniel Caller of Hartley Tp., were
hunting on the mountains few mile,
above Hartlcton. Having killed fine
deer, they started to go up higher, bearing
their game BY a pole upon their shoulders,
Caller being i'll advance, and Smith trailing
his loaded rife by his side, when twig
caught the trigger of Smiths rifle, and it
was fired, the ball entering Callers heart,
and he fell dead upon the spot. The de-
ceased leaves family. The anguish Of
the survivor is almost insupportable. Car
rying fire. arms thus carelcssly, especially
when in the company Of others, is most
repreheusible.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10

Pennsylvania Electoral Col!ege.-Ths body
met on the lst instant. In the Senate Chamber
of the Capitol buildings a, llarr sburg, and or
ganized by eleciius Wilson McCandle,s Presl-
dent; and W, V. Mexican, Secretary. Joseph
Mcdonald being absent, in consequence of i'll
ness. the vacancy was 6l!ei BY the election of
John c. O'Neill. The ballot for President
and Vice President resulted as follows Frank
lin Pierce had 81 votes for President, and VIZ.
X. KING 81 votes for Vice President. Robert
Patterson, Andrew Burke, aud David Fisler,
were severally entrusted with packages con
tanning the result, the first for delivery at
Washington, the second for the Judge of the
u S. Court. and the third to be mailed at Har-
risburs. The College, after rendering its thanks
TO its officers for the satisfactory discharge of
their duties, and short speech from Mr. Nc
Candless, adjourned sine die.
[SimiIar proceedings were had in the other
States, the same day, and Electoral Votes cast
in accordance with instructions al the ballet
box.]
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
REGISTERS NOTICE.

OTTE is hereby yivcn to sIl cOnr.rr hat the fol
lowing nam haze settled their accounts ia,
the Register oa-, At New icrlli Cnion Count, and
that the said accounts will lie Presented .or confirmation
ani allowance a. the Orphans Court. - be held at "
Berlin for the county taiOn the Ttd Pri!dy o'
i.csHb'r neTf being the l.E day of the month. VIZ
Final account of John f. Wilson acting Admr OF John
wilson late # Hartley tp, de,'d.
Account Of Michael Il rkhard. Admr. dc bonis Of
jacob Eekhard, late Of Perry tip. deed.
Account Of eog- Zeilers Guardian Of Matt da lousl
ntsnAr cd With CTiah W-irick OF Nesi Bufnloe
Aecounc of George Miller AMI Ncr Md'ilrswar;h GUAR
plans Of Abraham Mary Msiin.la and Susanna ka!ey.
minor children of Abraham Kaey late Of Beaver tp deed
Account Of Frederick Richter and Harriet Hottentin
Exrrs Of Peter Eirhter. lat Of Penns tp- decd
Final account Of Charles Kline Executor Of Charles
6inter. late Of White Deer tp, u Ell.
Aer"uut oiGeorsc b. Miller aud Jonathan Wolfe A1mrs
Of Samuel Wolfe, late Of L-wisburg, d ed
CIIkISTIAN BEkYMAN. Es6tstar.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
ISSUE LIST. DEC. T. 1852.


Vim wayenscller ct al vs Jacob " smiths Executor
Jacob Farley john Fisher ct al
Housevorths Executors John Noats
James Marsh Jacob Hummcl
WIN suiliya EA';s Thomas AMI Messenger
Samuel Ewin. & Co. VS. Henry Hi-h
Frederick Weed VIM Wilson (frmer)
Sarah Sullivan VS. Vim suivans Ezra
NUNS Hudson Vi Ira Sayrs
Jacob Farley John l. Fisher
John Oit Rockefeller Abbot Grssn's kx'rs
George FEES Martin DresLsch
Israel Gutelius Adam Gresr
saml: A., and Geo. Askin Dr.J Sssbold-ts e suits
Nin Prick vs. Sarnl t;riIcs
John Fry and vii, Charles Fisher
do Leonard App
Geidcs Marsh VS. Bonneville kremer
Joseph Mi-t Robert N Musscr
John Smith (lrintsr) va Christian Mcssrf
John Hartman Jr. &C. VS. Henry Long
Eeskcr Weller Charles Stccs
Philip ort Elijah Lewis
Levi Christ Joseph Bowers
Daniel Bowers John Fi.hcr
iiinn Dauterman Rre,ik and Saml walter-2 suits
J Barber and Hasnor vs. Mover and IiaIpt
Geo Chapel and wife John Murphy and wife
Leah Hoffman VS. Michael Ever
Am!ks NlIeEchnup john Lccke
John II Gur-et for &c. John l. P.hcr
NE kncr 4 Mes-r Wm Hoslons
I:.any. N-fe L Co. VS. James CuIb, rt-cn ct al
ssral, stahl Peter Dechters EXITS
II i"ise va George Ruhl Jr
Henry SuyJrr A Thomas ct s,
Middcswarth Harms Co. VS. ChHs II Shrincr-(; suits
James : Narsh same
Mary Montgomery Thos G l.ehn.au's Exrs
6'o7gc IiiiI vs. John Hartman is
Sam sta,ks Alinrs vs. s"ml Gilbert
j W smiths Ext John Hartman
Jacob Mnyrr va James II le:ng
Midlc Harms Co. Cias II Shsln,r(s salts
John Lapp vs Samuel BcclItr
jane. 5 Marsh for u.c sc.vs rame
II Cro;zer for Walls
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
GERMAN and FRENCH Languages.

DCDLIC and private lessons, in both these
L languages. Tor beginners and for those
more advanced and for Penn'a Germans who
wish 10 read the pure German correctly.
Draining aao l)ainiins.
Lessons in Drawing. Painting and Perspective
suitable to the progress the pupil has made
designed To aid the science and prac.iee Of
DrapgpiiNg aaa 1r,h.tstiur,,
and 10 enable Carpenters, Joiners, Cabinet
makers, Mechanics, Masons and Engineers 10
Construct different kinds Of work and buildings
with proper proportions. sufficient strength
and in good TASTE.
PORTRAITS PAINTED,
of various sizcs-biack, crayon. or co'crcd
VIEWS OF Town or Farm Houses, Churches.
Factories. Landscapes, etc. drawn or painted
IN various styles and sizes.
Terms moderate. Inquire nt Brick corner
opposite Blair's Hotel, North Market street.
h. NOLkMAR
Lewi>burg. Nov. 60, 1852 3wi5Im
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
The 10th Session
THE
Lewisburg Academy

Will commence on MoSpAI, October lsrh.
to continue 20 weeks.
The course of Instruction in this Institution
is calculated 10 prepare Youths 10 enter Col
leCr, or for general business. All branches Of
a thorough Academic course. including Lam
GuaCeS, Maihe maIcS, and General Literature.
are taught
The present session affords coed opportunity
for improvement, 10 Young Men. %esid,ng in
the ncighoorhood. who are a, leisure during
the " inter months.
Composition aud Defamation will receive
careful! attention All gross, immoral pracuess
are strictly prohibited, both in and about she
school, and kindness. courtesy. and a spirit
Of honorable rivalry among the pupils. are
encouraged.
The subscriber is desirous e secure q class
of Young Ladies.
Tuiion-For Languages $40. Higher Eng
| iish Sc, and Common Branches S., per session
JOHN RANDOLPH,
| Oct I, 1889 Principal.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10

pN-We could wish no anti-railroad man
a worse pcnanee than a ride to or from the
Junction, over tie present abominabls
roads, and under the "shockins bad and
even dangerous staging on that route. On
Tuesday night the stage broke down below
Liverpool, leaving the passengers to find
their way on foot to that place through
the darkness and mud; and Thursday
morning the coach upset between Shame
kin Dam and Northumbcrland-a thing
that it camc within hairs breadth of do
ing the night before on the same spot.
Indictments and heavy fines for Super
visOr., and verdicts against stage proprie-
tors for exemplary damages, would be like
ly perhaps to work some slight reforma-
tion.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
Jury List December Term, 1852.

GRAND JCHOR&
B-rarr-Iaeob K,rn.
Ba Eior-Au!rew Euhl. James D. Chamberlain.
C,.t'e-Ju,c:h H1ssng,r
Csarma,-Jo,,n z-isrr Isaac Iof Peter Arnold, Bes-
neville hreiuer.
Ers; Bi.tfai.e Christian Brown.
Hdrd.y--JacUb ihish. William Tate. John Erci..r.
L,,risGurgnavid Gnter, Jas Cornelius, jacob l. Mes
gar. Hugh Miller.
I NcD E,riiH-siron Ono.
tDiyH-Sll.iue, EauTn.
J F,sGirqie4,--P Arhogast, Jonathan Grimm
! pss' B.drsr-Joscph L. Stumyf.
Bes, ByFi,5s-J,liu Busriha.t. A. Lutz.
/ bhIe Drey-Godfrey Dciicrd-rfcr.
TEAIEESE JCEoRS
B,arcr-Nenry Mitchell, Benjaaia Hu.nasel, Philip
Markiey.
Ctn;rs-Georgs ". Ii,fnan, Marks Tea Henry Musser,
Gcors. Sampsll, John Bowersox Christian Kerr.
| Ert BtTite-Jacob Brown, john Brnurr.
Hu1.cy-Wm. II. Kl,ckner, David SITTER ssml Stray
( K'TtEJarncs Shells Thomas co,n,ev.
Le,Cistsy-Char-s Penny, Johnson Walls, yno. Merit.
Samuel Barton, David Reber, Robert NJ. Nasser. L. b.
| Christ
WdHrc7ssl--Dauiel Zi.bcr.
MoFiatuIg-ipthouy Dob!cr, Thomas H,sseppiugh.
Ntr B,i,!-A. j. Boalich. Jacob Winter
| Enos-iconard App, u oree H"r,man,J. Naters Eli
jah Osborn, Henry D. Fisher, Leorse Keen.
| PtTy--John X. Snyder.
| IE,ov--Daniel He'll
| IY1Si.ir ytol--Eiaanuel N.iI.
| HsSt Bslrsr-lssac Rnnlis.
! Nst Ba1Ii0s John Kline.
F.s DerSa:nuel Mirshrll, Jos Spots, Jonas Fisher
Sanue. ucmberiins
| PETIT JJROR.g
Barcr--Aaroa Milles-arth, Ner Mlddleswarth. Jesss
| Hendricks
lsugaloe-Alam Grove, James MaCreght, DanI Rsnslcr
! jr, John Simonton.
! (sntrc--John C. Wilson.
! ChIpn1n-Andrtw HoUser.
| Eat BnT'ise-Johu Zellers.
HGrttcy-David Kline. Jane. HalfPenny. Samuel Hart
man, Jacob Fee-e, William Ei!ert.
Ecly-John Snyder.
Is,cis5.reC W. Schsfsc, Jas Hutchison, John Jones
Mdds,crcek--Emanucl shoch. q DauaernsnH. Mitchell
Ileic BTiin-M. Cornelius, John $. Heimbach.
Tsnrs-Christ Walter II. Aurand, Boalich, D. Hester
Prry-Peter Troup.
Jaion-Phiiir Young. John Fisher.
WIshington-Jacob Ronsh.
Ws.f R1rr-Gattel Hcrbstcr, G. Haley, Henry Miller
Wtttc Decr-Williaul L. hitter.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10

BE-" The Wings Of Union County are
requested to meet in County Convention
in the Court House at New Berlin, on
Tuesday the lith day Of December next.
The object of the meeting is to decide
whether the Old System Of nominating
candidates Ly the selection of Delegates
shall be continued, or the New System,
known as the Crawford County System
shall be adopted.
BY order of the Standing Committee
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
TAILORING.

>as THE subscriber having taken the shop
lately occupied by Samuel Ammon. and
-H by Ammon & Montgomery. on Market
street, Lewsbure, Is now prepared TO execute
Cutting and Making Of Clothes according 70
the latest Fashions and on the most liberal
terms.
Patronage Of the late Firm respectfully soli.
cited. JOHN MONTGOMERY.
Lewisburs, Sept 30, 1882.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
laDzGHNESI.

Thuusnr.'s Of Parents Who Nurm'fIse composed Il
Castor ".i. Cri-!. not tla wii.c they
APPEAR crrft III patient, they actually laying the
frnIaiins ;,r i scrIs Il jtss-,r- sui, sal, alton.
los, ~ Si-hi. we'lF mess - Whs. So.
Ia auot ,0iuIn vii h ir,uui the aiv vcJtFenen g;
fioi n-.'h'- VI d cin. I, Hh.c = the attrnfi of
all directly i.trg.st,i ia rir wei their rli l.
dr.u's h'alth Ia Liver ton aiLt. Eni AL ,lsnrlcrs
ar!sin- from l.nsr e bilious type. shru Inah- oi
TIL onlv .,uuin- hI.dicinc. iirlriSarks Liver pills.
~. Il. not ti,c.,rcd." but ask iur ii"aI>ark> Worm
Syrup ami Liver Pills and observe that each has the s.
natur. of the Proprietor, }. y. HoBENsAth, as none
else gen iine. iiyt;e
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
cs AOA MONTH.-AsExrs WANTED in cy-
sC4O cry County Of the State and Union.,u

$40 M3SHas..ss G@uIv c ,s %,sTt1 ,,1 nn, in
sell PHELPS ONE HuSpHEp CIrrrs AND LAHel
Towxs IN ANEnicA, just pubished-being a
description Of ltO Of the principal t!es and large towns
t United States giving the population of the greater
portion If III for thc past so years. the principal Ra
road and Stlmba. and distances Throughout tho
Init Statc Is BEAUTIFULLY cc"r Maps, Map Of the
ui.on River and Railroad, Map Of the Gnitd states.
aud Map Of each Of the following cities New York. PHI
ladelrbia, Bost,n. Washington, Baltimore, Cncnnstii,
New Orleans ST. LOUIS fttsbuIg, Buffalo, Chicago, Nil
waukie, San Francisco.
The work is also emt-l!i bei by Engravngs,
among which = tir.i'scye view Of the Commercial
Metropolis Of the Union, View Of Detroit American
Crystal Palace United States Capitol, seuaie Chamir.
House of Representatives, &c
Tie Maps constitute Atlas of Cities. the rradng
matter large amount o: his,oriral and descriptive
itformation whether guide book for the Traveller,
directory for the business manual Il fa ts and
r.rt ti0~s seeking information rfinG the lars
and ircre. -ius CITIES Of our extensive Republic.
cnly # the work viii i sent 10y mai Tree Of rostsgc.
any Of the United States, the receipt OF 40
cts PusL,c stamIs lie sent. ~ Acens OF thorough.
rrsoue hus.n hsiit expert tp earn tie above
amount over all expenses. For further nf'rnaton,
ndLrcss post paidl ailly personally To
PHELrS, fANNlNt; CO.. Publishers.
Dec 9. 1881 No. l9a, l.roa iway. y. y
EIto,s papers giving the apoye two insertions. &c.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10

RJ~ The rumor has gone abroad, that
there are not boarding places for Students
in Lewisburg. We think it is an error
Any one who will behave himself, be con.
tent with wholesome fare, and pay rea-
sonab!e price, We think can with little
inquiry obtain respectable boarding house
There is, however, want Of Dwellings,
which, with increased rents, must operate
adversely to the interests of our Town.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10

For several weeks past the price OF but
Ter has been so high as 10 amount TO n
prohibition Of lis Use among those OF mod
crate means. The probabilities do no,
favor an opinion that the present high
prices of the article will continue. There
is good deal in the hands oil spectators
both East and West, and somebody will
probably lose on it before it is consumed
We notice that pruden, dealers hereabouts
do not seek large investments in butter at
The prices a, which il is now hcld.-RocA-
ester Union, 24h.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 3O.-The trial OF
Ste,er' before the U. S. District Court, on
the charge Of coming counterfeit half dol.
lars, resulted to-day in his conviction.
CHARLESTON, NV. %. ls5a-W. F,
DcSlussure has been elected U. S. Senator
until the h Of March next.
The Oldest living printer in the United
States is man named. Carly, in iorkvile,
$. &. He worked with Ben Russell on
the Boston Sentinel over half century ago
and he yet se's type by candle light, and is
o: years of age.
4 letter from the coast Of Africa SAYS,
The slave trade is entirely relinqulshed
in the BIZ his, and is not likely to be renew
ed, if the simple precaulion of sending con.
sus to reside in the countries with The
chiefs OF which we have treaties, be adop-
ted"
Charles w. Ca,hcart has been appointed
by The Governor OF Indiana United States
Senator, 10 fill the vacancy caused by the
death of The Hon. James Wnhcomb.
William X. Sebastian wa. re elected BY
the General Assembly Of Arkansas on the
10th uItimo 10 The Senate OF the United
States for six years from the 4th of March
next, when his present Term will expire.
Utica, Nov. l3.-Two burglars Of the
gang that have infested This city for some
lime past, were arrested this morning n bout
1 o'clock. while engaged in robbins The
gun shop OF Morgan James. They were
locked up and proved 10 be workmen OF
Mr.. La'hroP, a boss carpenter. whose house
they had also robbed. Their names are
Davis and Cook.
The extensive paper mills Of FORD s,
BRoTuERs, at Coorer.town, were burnt on
W. dae,day moraiug. Loss about $50
900. Insured $4,000
Since January. 33i,59a.59l in gold
have been deposited at the Philadelphia
mint.
John W. Coneeys. who recently PLEADED
guilty Of robbing The mails. while in the
employ Of the Baltimore Railroad, WAS or
Saturday morning sentenced 10 tive yesr!
imprisonment. by the United States Cour
at Philadelphia.
The corner stone Of new house Of ref
uss was laid at New York on Thursday
The buildings will cover two acres o
ground and afford accommodations for owe
a a,housond juvenile delinquenIs. They vii
be surrounded by stone wall twenty fee
high, enclosing ten acres Of ground.
A census recently taken, showed tn,
number Of children over four years of ag'
in CINCINNATI TO b 37.0l6; Of these s54(
are a,teadants at Sunday Schools.
Accounts from the Lake Superior re
gon state that Winter has permanently
Sc, in there, The snow being between seven
laad FIVE fec, deep in scme vicinities.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10

S%The wLiskcy Inspector has returned
from the Sunbury & Erie headquarters,
and is again abroad in Buffaloc Valley,
''like roaring lion, seeking whom he may"
alarm with fresh b" hullabaloo about the
Susq. Railroad. Happily, all he says is
not considered Gospel.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
Zetoisburg Warket.
Corrected MtS Uay.
HElO GEc

DhGE ST. > SrcH Is III. True MEASiNG nf tiir word
PEtsIN cf the two Gr'rk ~n'1 from wii'h it is
derived. Th i III Significant and aIpri ri.tr tue u'
'hr TRUE DIGESTIVE III ID, cr GASTRIC JUICE
prepared bv DR.. J. y. lInGGHruN, Of Philadelphia, fiona
The G'nutii Stomach of III OK !oE the Of l'"g"s
aud Dyspepsia. IL is Natures cd for an
unhealthy stomach N1nIt ot sIi its tratiS g
powers. i; rcudrr> GOOD EArlN perfect! .,i>t"nr
With HEALTH. see the & uIr Il tie OK another
part =; this IsI~rJ ll1Jl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10
ELECTION.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Stochhoid-
~ crS of the LtwIsBuns BninGk CoxPAHr.
that an election will he held at the house OF
4. II. Blair, in the Borough Of Lewisburg, on
MoNpAI the Sd day of January, 1853. for The
purpose Of electing one President, six Manag-
ers, Treasurer and Clerk 10 conduct the Con-
Germs Of said Company for one year.
WILLIAM CAMERON, President.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-10

A journcyman printer, named Joseph
Stevens Of Fort Wayne, Ind, left home in
1914, and was last heard ofin lSl.. His
parents are in great distress on his account,
and will be thankful to any one who will
give them any information of him.