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From The Louisville Times.
Honorable sentiment and Valuable Compli-
ment.

From The Louisville Times.
Honorable Sentiment and Valuable Compli-
ment
While, with the true instinct OF The partisan. The whis
press throughout the nation sympahizes with those dem
ocras who dsahecied against the administration and
has esponsed the cause OF rebellion against the demo.
cratic organization the liberal sentiments exhibited In
the following remarks OF the National neIlgencer re.
feet the highest honor upon that Journal the same
time that they convey an impressive ebuke both to bolt.
ing democrats and whis magnsnu who alike assail the
administration for carrying the Union policy OF the
Democratic National Convention OF 80:
There has been, as our readers know. most dis.
reputable backslidng on the part oil the hostile cques OF
the democratic party which proeesed TO bury all their
differences deep and forever under the saced o.,
the Baltimore platform Amid 40 extensive and dis-
credtable Detection lad Tor the honor OF democ
racy, TO be able to record instance Of good faith
amongst the chiefs in that political league, and on the
part OF who certainly surrendered as lane slice Of
individual opinion any other gentleman who Deposited
that platform either principle or pjudce for party
vancement We mean the Hon Jefferson Davis: ana
his we commit The personality Of ntrod ucnx to our
readers by name, because authorized do by his pub
lie declarations
position TO tho compromise measures, and Tor iesaciy
with which he maintained that opposition. But he with
the body OF his parsans in the South hoping from The
nettle danger 10 pluck the flower safety subscribed to
the Baltimore confeseion OF faith. And now, when
many OF his peers who lately eternal friendship
to each other on the party altar Baltimore abjure ID.
he hoId' Why, this:
g" am willing in these. in other cases. to drop the
inquiry into bygone opinions and associations ad
here TO the compact OF 1852, TO oppose disorg
10 resist agitation. and promote the harmony OF ,he
democratic party, al the best means Of securing peace
among the Siates and perpetniiy 10 the Union
" This hold TO be the language OF a trae man. be
he democrat Of any stripe. honorable to his party fidelity
and to his Patriotism"
An honorable and fair opponent,he organ OF party
whose interests obviously and necessarily advanced
by disturbance and rebellion in the democratic ranks
and whose natural ohee, OF warfare the success Of
democratic yet repress his disxus,
the perfdy Of those who assaling The Union policy
Of President Pierce at the expense Of a solemn pledge TO
which themselves parties; nor can he withhold
tribute the patriotic fidelity TO the terms of the demo-
cratic national reunion OF last year. exhibited in thu late
letter OF The Hon Jefferson Davis in such striking and
honorable with the dlsorganizng and traorou.
course OF the iactonisis OF New YORK and esewh re
Every honorable in the nation take the sam.
vie OF me between the administration and s dem
ocrsc assa,Isnts which the editor Of The National Intel
lgencer does
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81 onEEn . sCOr-r, A.es,en..r..

nOUeEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE,
amIy horse rockaway, bsGU, ~ harness ascuouOn
Monday 3ist instant sha ssI 10 o'clock m he
Lieut. w. g. Seventeenth wes
between and north, thd door from l. an excellent "
Of furniture kc viz
Mahogany dressing and ether bureaus, chairs, &c.
Good wood piano forte, stool, and music stand
Mahogany card and wnlnut extsnsion dsnine tahacs
Etassrc sideboaA. qsartssis as1 oshes tshses -
China glass; cockrry which FfsncA On "a
dianer set, and gisas soeiets
Girandoes, solar md thsr iamps. stair rods, &c.
Walnut maple bedssssds, wa<hstapds, and wasdoeea
Cio <, crib, and other chains
Feather beds, bedding. hair aad other mattresses
Parox, passsse, stsir, end chamees cssp~u
Refrigerator, o( Lasabsss pst<nt. hat rack, Ar
Firstrate cooking stove, MoosS feeder the fnvneabas
With good assortment of kisehca requisites
And O'Clock shalt ssll W front a the door
A hne young saddle asd harness
One rockaway nnd one busgy wagon
Harness. hy and whip
+ On military saddle, with Mexican aal bride
Terms AN OF under CO. ESQ., credit Of
ninety for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
25-6 Auctioaeers
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MATCHES, JEwELRY, AND SILVER, WAKE, NEW
STYLES. We received splendid
rich iswey, and silver Of the
latest styles.
Always Of articles suitable for wedding
eins
Possessing facility for getting stock the best pcss
Bile
establishment in this Personal attention repairing
the most delicate watches and chro0ouaessrs
Ao eweiry and description made order
and repaired.
M. w. GAIT 4 Bro.
Sign ~ Golden Eagle,
Penn. avenue, between 9th and ioth streeta
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON TIN
sTREKr.By of de~d of Apd -, lsBl,
duly iber No -, foaios sol - y a,
Of The land records ios wasssasoa COSBY ~ ssr viii
public preAtsas, hu1ay
ofioes Nos II II,
roaans street, sssse,
inDrovsmsae o.
story building occupied iautsuss wasshsus
Tosms . JOHN p. CALLAW, nvB1es.
JAMES G. Mc0UIRA
Oct Q2-eodAds ae AnseSeasss.
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CRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON EAST CAPITOL STREET
suetaa Ga Tbassday, a7h Instant shall sell,
front OF the II O'clock god
house. containing sia good snd
between Fnu esoon1
Tie iot fronts 10 feet BY IS feet inches wtAs
has side alley VI four feet The yard 4 yell N s
and shrubbcry. Nlt.ak
Terms half cash balance and twelve nsash
MMwTNN& EftutF AsF4N GREEN SCOTT,
Oct Sd NIsN HSts4 AnsAonssn
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TGsAsgar Dsr4xTasss, Aux. "a ls,s
Neaes given tbs holders Of 'hs sir sl ~
BY psii Is, 1884, and
December holders Of the ,
authorised BY Of July, 1910, sase1aeis Ian A.
yebsI 1885, that tins department prepared 10 purchase m
the date hereof and The hsss day Of
millions u said ssock An tss .rs
,as hsre,aaslsr mentioned, 10 vi,
In ca.e any within tbs amount ..J
given order Of lime in which the .
either kuo may The certificates duly a..xued
United statss us hss department upss ~
ee whereof pnce will be paid compounded Of The following ~
ucuaIs:
ia, The mai value OF amount specidedn cer,inea
I'd premium 10 per cent the stocks Of ieia redu.a
in 1902 OF premium las bel ofeA per GA a.
stocks 1916 redremsslc IN 1858.
Sd Of the cerncae irom The lss Of July M
Il, The date Of receip, the treasury aQ
.nce or money reach the owass) Of one days nes
dition.
The Usied states Bosoa Y
JAMES GUTHRIE
oc,9-du Secretary Of The Tresssp
NOTICE.
TssAsuir DEPARTMENT, July 30 ls,,
Notice is hereby given holders Of The SIX ocl
the limited States Of The authorized BY The of ns,
s47 and the December 1857, Of he m
authorized by Of 3s March, ls4s, and ssdseMab Va
June Ie6s department prepared purchase u
date hereof aAd tho ist DAY OF december neI
the Of i've millions o. oossv o. tne said oc
The manner hereinafter mentioned, 10 wit:
In any contingent composition. within the amount
preference win gwen hs order OF ane IN which the
stocks may The certificates duly assigned 70 the uu
States mass this Department. the rc,R
hsse S1s pss compounded Of tbs following puuss
J. TIE So sAse speeiAeA in each cestncas
q A,ts~suaa 90 sad azscsss twenty -ons per
a Is,er~ss % cesdcss from thu st Of July lE
10 the reesiD aa1 sseeAa ~ The treasury, with the
os reach he o-ssr q oee d.y n'srs'iu
P.yn.a, ss sa socks viii be MAS in ds.. Treasurer
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NxIsAsEA lit is stated BY the Giasgow (Mo) Times
that Rev Thomas Johnson has been chosen delegate
from Nebraska Territory to the next Congress
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LORE RICH CARPETINoS.--Juss rsce,ved ssx ssvsaesl
M for sale additional n
tapestry and Brussels csrpenes offered for sas
Hossekeeperv In II supetns scis ~ 49,
b assured dssnke
nsnt select from could be desired by l1oa
and,
the prices VIII BE- alec found reasonshe
Indeed, from
and else where, know prices be lower.
We respectfully iavisa all Who issssssA ny
themselves We have seceivs1
matching.
CLACKTT DOOo0m,
Dealers all kinds a fsr.issrs sooAs Psns. ssu.ss
49,. s..f Oss 1sss e N
2s-3seodh - + -.
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DELEGATES raoM NORTH CARoLlSA---rhe State Agti-
cultural Society Of North Carolina. which was IN session
last week ., Raisiah appointed commission. consisting
OF Me~ws. Elliott. Whitaker Burgwyn, and Taylor Il
attend the Maryland State Fair in session. for tbs
purpose Of drawing mp report Of their proceedings, and
submit il to The next meeting Of the North Carolina so
ciety.
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FAMILIAR TREATISE on shs Preservation Of he
Teeth BY H. Nichols Waeswcr,h, D. D. g. s7k
oc'S FRANCk TArLoR.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09
Registers Notices.

The following accounts will be presented fol
confirmation and allowance at Orphans Cour
i'll New Berlin, Friday, 9Th Sept. 1888:
The only and final account Of Sem Schoch one Of the
Executors OF Jacob Schooh, late Of Union Twp. deed
The account Of o. T. kathcrman and John sitter, Ey
eeutors OF Frederick katheran late Of West Buffaoe
twp, decd
Tie &C cunt Of Samuel H.ne- IN and Robert Candor
Executors of VIM D. Sullivan, late Of White Beer twp
decd.
The acct Of Adam Sheckler. Administrator de bonis
non, d. of d nie Sheckler late Of Buffalo, twp decd
The acc of ucorc 0dt Administrator of the estate
John Oidt, late of West Beaver twp. decd.
The acct of Samuel H. Shower, Administrator of the
estate of John Shower, late Of Perry twp decd
The acc OF John, Samuel and George Baker Exccr.
tors Of Michael Baker, late Of White Deer twp decd
The first and final acct of Daniel Glass and j. j. Morr
OF Christian Glass, late Of Washington
twp, decd.
The acct of JscSb Martin Administrator of be estate
oil iienry Pile. late Of Perry twp, deed.
iho ace OF IT, N. foungman and Henry W Crotzer
Of the estate of Thomas Crotzer late Of
the Borough Of Mifiinburg, decd ~ "
The acct Of Andrew Magee and James McCre;vbt rx.
The acct Of Elias Hoy, Administrator OF the estate of
Mary Hoy. late of Limestone twp. decd. ~
The acct Of Samuel Knepp. Administrator Of the e.
'tss OF John knepp, late Of West Btaver twp decd
The acct OF Jacob Aurand and Henry Aurapd. Ex
ecmtors OF George Aurand late Of Middeburg decd
The ; c 4 Of John Ritter. Guardian CT Mary A. Susar
NJ anu Ritter, three Of tho minor chiidrvn Of
Jacob Rttcr late Of BufflL wp, decd
Inc acct of John Gross and Christian Gross Admin
Iced. ~ VA "'"'s' '"P'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09
Division Question.
The greatest Good Of The greatest Nap,5sr.
FOR DIVISION.
The Enti.Eiyision Plan.


tFron' the New Berlin STAR of rcb. 1881
Union county is sadly behind the majority
of her sister counties, in the BEAUTY AND
coSyENIENcE OF Hga PURLIc BUILuINGS. Some
Of the citizens Of tie conniy feel tiis rey ssnsi-
tle, aad they find the reelection a very unp'eas-
ant one, painfully gahns 10 TIER puJiIc pride
and spirit, therefore are THEY dtfenfi,,ed.
that those Buildings sinai. fail. and
another rise in their place that SHALL uE 4.
CREDIT TO THE County. They have already
oncc exercised their right of petition, asking
the Grand Jury to recommend the new build
ing, but This was refused, though the cl3se rote
IS encouragement enough 10 proceed BY the
way, il is somewhat remarkable what marvel
loHS changes sometimes take place, between
sunset and sunrise, as well in mems opinions
as the weather. But let the Grand Jury at Nav
term prepare 10 receive petition, 50 nuar-
ouSiy signed, and couched IN such hnguaee, as
WILL compel THEl 10 report favorabiy To a
New COUnT HorsE, and WIPE orr roUL
STAIN on THE FAIR FACE sF THE COUNTY"
nG-Ali to be paid for by TAxING THE
COUNTY. And the costs of new Court
House and Jail will be $40, 900 or $50, eco
according to the estimates Of the .Stor.
the Times, and Messrs. Wilson, Roshone,
Swineforj, and Schoch, the New
Berlin Anti-Division Committee. uess
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09

New ORLEANS, Sept. 5.-The number
Of deaths reported iu this city for the "a
hours ending at 6 o'clock this morning
was 1873, of which ITO were of yellow fc-
yer. This is an increase over previous
days, and, considering the reduction of the
population, is terrible mortality. The
fever is beginning to attack the more veal
thy portions of the community; several
prominent citizens are now lying in cri-
teal state. ----
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09
The Division Plan.

Since nowCouniybuildings must soon be
made, the Divisionisis propose that the
towns having the JencJiis of Courts, &c,
shall pay the first cost. Their plan is to
have County Buildings erected mAoly by
PF1cate Subscription, without any tax upon
the people; B=yAND IF BUILDINGS ARE
NOT SO FURNISHED, TIE COUNTY WILL
NOT BE DIVIDED.
bhdtescr the cost may be, must be ful-
iy made urand bona-fde guarantees,t to be
approved by Judges, Commissioners, and
Jurors, must be .frst furnished.
The County Seats in each county to be
determined by the BALLOTS of all who
are concerned.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09

THE YELLOW FEVER AT N. ORLEANS
-Nc'c Orieaas, Sept. 3.-The number Of
deaths for the II hours ending this morn.
ing, was ll6-of which 81 were from fever
and 8 unknown. ---
The whole number of deaths since the
9th of May is ojI4, of which 72l3 were
from cever.
Neo orleans, Sept. TO day was. OBJ
served by fasting and prayer. The stores
were rearly all closed, and business gen.
orally suspended. The weather through
out the day has been very sultry. The
number Of deaths by the fever to day was
l03, being seven more than yestcaday.
The cpedemic now begins to create havoc
among the better classes.
Me'o Orleans, Sept A. The total num-
Der of deaths reported during the past
week, was 955-of which S14 were from
yellow fever This shows decrease Of
over 600 from The returns of the previous
week. Richard Hagan, well known cit
izen, died on Thursday
lNotia, Sept 3.-The deaths in this city
yesterday, reached 81, which is very
large increase.
Notches, Sept. 2.-The deaths in this ci-
ty from yellow fever, daily average from
II to 10, and the present population Of the
city is estimated at not over 1000.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09
Foreign News.

The L. s. Nail steamship Atlantic,
from Liverpool, whence she sailed on Wed.
nesday, 9th, about l p NJ, arrived a.
this port on Saturday afternoon about
o'clock, bringing advices four days later
than the Europa.
Parliament was prorogued, by Commis-
sion, on Saturday, 20.h ult The past ses-
sion was unusually protracted and laboli-
Gus.
Cotton was dull, and there had been a
large advance in Brealstuffs.
The prospects of Eastern affairs may be
briefly summed up. They exhibit no new
complication on the one hand, and on the
other they show no more symptoms than
before of an carly adjustment. On the
favorable side we have the assurance in
Queen Vietoria's speech, that size has
g good reason to hope that an honorable
arrangement will be speedily accomplish
ed" On the unfavorable, are reports of
an outbreak in Scrvia, with the express
intention Of forcing hostilities.
The Pope has consented to the modif-
cation of the oath to be taken by the
Bishops in Holland, and permit that these
Prelates may in future take the oath of
fidelity, in civil matters, to the King and
to the laws of the country.
In consequence of the cholera, the open
ing of Copenhagen University had been
postponed for month. Six hundred fam
lilies are living in tents and shantics out
side the city, the disease was, however, re-
laxing its virulcnee, and not more than iif.
ty new cases were announced per day.
Russia was preparing another campaign
against the tribes of the Causasus, aud ex
pccted to take the field about the end of
August, 4 tiotilIa was being armed in
The Sea Of AzohF TO support the movements
If the army.
Trade is seriously affected, from the in
of business with Norway and
Sweden by the cholera.
BURMAN WAR ENDED. !
The King Of Ava, starved into submis-
ion, had sued for peace, set the British
prisoners at liberty, and requested that
be river blockade may cease. The British
'ov'r Gen'l had assented, although for
nal treaty Of peace had not been made.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09
2lss0IGmTfsSE1

NHE Partnership heretofore existing under
Il the Firm Of CHnrsr d FRucK between
Lew b. Christ and George a. Frick in the
foundry Business, is this 24th day of June
iso' dissolved BY limitation. Coca. Frick is
alone authorized to settle the business of the
fifm' except In case of his absence from home
when l.. u. Christ will attend to the same.
l.. ID. CHRIST,
GEO. A. FRICK.
NJ All persons indebted To said Firm are
requested to make payment of the same by the
Isl day OF October next-aiter which time all
accounts Will he left with Justice for immcd.
late collection, $50
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09

COLUMBIA CoUNTY.-The Democratic
Convention Of Columbia county, convened
at Bloomsburg, on Monday of last week,
and made the following nominations:
Senate-C. r. Buckalew, rc-nominated.
Assembly-Geo. Scott d..
Commissioner-Iram Derr.
District Attorney-R. w. Weaver.
Treasurer-John Doak
County Surveyor-Solomon Neyharl.
Coroner-Nathan Dricsbach
Auditor-Jacob Harris.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09
Information Wanted
.F WILLIAM ELLIOTT. 5

ar WILLIAM ELLIOTT, ship carpenter,
~ aged 60 years, about S feet 10 in. high,
stout made, light hair and complexion, blue
eyes. He left Lewisburg, Union Co. Pa. in
March, 1851, TO go to Buffalo, N. Y, in search
OF employment. He was in bad health, and
went 10 the Hospital, where he remained seve-
raj weckS-was afterwards hurt. at a ship
yard. His last letter was dated Buffalo, 2Oih
Sept. 1852. in which he stated he would be
home in weeks-since which time no tidings
have been had of him. Any infor-
nation of his whereabouts or fate, will be most
received by his distressed wife.
t mon MARY ELLIOTT.
Lewisburg, Union Co. Pa June s9. 1853.
G1Bufialo papers please notice.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09
ISSUE LIST, SEPT. T. 1858.

ISSUE LIST, SEPT. Il. 1898.
Daniel Otis Ex'rs VS.. Elizabeth OFT
Simon Daniels ct al vs. Jacob W smi.h's Executors
same vs.
Henry e Eyer VS. A Cummings
Jonathan Ieilers 5 T. Beck
Frederick Il Weed VS. Nm Wilson (farmer)
Becker Weller Charles Stees
Geo Charpcl and wife vs. John Murphy and wife
same George Pifcr and wife
Jacob Specs Peter Hummel-( suits)
James biAss Beueyiile SPOTS
Frederick Bo'enier Mitchell and Mitchell .Ir
Hartman for Adams W Wagonscller
John Henning J Di.iIa udeifrr
Clement X Masser Youngman Walter
same j. Ia II Hess
same VS. YoLn:i,an ( Walter
" Smiths Tx'ers N4'cntinc Hare
Charles Mospr John Fisher &c
Peter Richter's E.'rs VI NsInnscllor
struble and Lott vs. II i'sss,npiugh ct al
Wm " Young Wm Young
Frederick richter Jr VS. Hartman Jr with to Garn
Jonathan Genber;ins same with no. to earn.
Abraham Wolfe Peter Wo,fe
Peter Wolfe vs. Abraham Wolfe
James si Crright Danl RsnTlcr
Miller, son 4 Erringer James Smith
John Ellis ct al vs. Martin ct al Garnshas
" Fisher ys u Hartman
Abraham Wolf. Saml Wolf.
Germ Reformed Church VS. Evang Lutheran Church
DAM Eeu2er vs. James N'Creight
; Cummings Dr II p IIotenstein
and wife
Peter welsh VS. Henry welsh
Welsh
Christ 4 Frick Henry VI Crotzrr
Henry " snyder John snyters Admir-
VIM WasDisel.er John II Fisher
Henry Eyer John Cummings with
saml IL Biiigliause Piper and Crotz-r with no.
WIN Wagonselier Ellis and Hartman
John snyder's Admir- VS. Cummings with no.
John kesSer- slsf tbfi an Scliraycr
J Lewis Adnr ii Backhouse
same
Robt Staddcn G. Lawrence with no.
Jacob IIoch Jr VS. rhi,ip Br.nuer
Hannah iummcl Peter lummcl
Mary Reiehley vs. Wm kcohley
Benin Long Teed
E!ipha!et Benedict Jacob Moore
Painter and J Bishop Jr Henry Musser ct al
Charles Stees George hinbel
Jonathan ArtoGast WI Arbogast
Reuben Bobb John Shipton
David Spayd Bowcrs,'.S : Alm'rs
Messenger 4 Cronrath II High
Henry High
Samuel Fisher Andrew Ieckel
J M'Fadien's Admir- VS. Keystone Insurance Company
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09
FOR SALE,
A large Brick Foundry.

RUiLT SIX years ago, situate in the Borough
- OF Lewlsburg. Union Co., Pa, in a very
favorable location, so by 60 feet and two sto-
Iies nigh, with one Eight Horse Engine,
securing Mill, Charcoal Mill, and Machine
shop attached, all in good condition, and a
never-iaillng Well of Water in the Foundry.
Also large WARE-ROOM, 40 by so feet.
TWO stories high, with an OFFICE I6 bv 90
feet attached thereto. CHRIST
Lewisburg, July 80, 1853
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09
Z beass tsim:sa t5e Ij!aas !
.9ew Hail Ar.ansements-Low Rates
Of Fare.

On Monday next will commenc the new
arrangement for carrying the mails and
passengers from this place to PHILADELPHIA,
over the Philadelphia and Sunbury Rail
road. The proprictors of the stage line
to Pottsyille have made arrangements with
the company to carry the passengers to and
from Shamokin in six hours. The cars
will leave Sunbury at : o'clock in the
morning, arrive in Shamokin at s o'clock
where-t they will take the coaches, and ar
rive at Pottsville, according to this arrange
ment, at , o'clock Z. NJ, an hour and n half
before the afternoon train leaves for Phil
adelphia. On their return from Philadel-
phla, passengers willreach Shamokin about
u o'clock, and this place about Z in the
evening. The fare through to Philadel
phla Is fixed at 81. From this place to
Shamokin, the fare is fixed at 60 cents. or
the round trip for ST. There will also be
an accommodation train which will leave
Shamohin about 10 o'clock, A. ~, and
this place about 3 o'clock, p. NJ
In addition, we understand Messrs. How
ard and Earle & Co., intend to extend their
Express through to this place. A well
regulated Express is much wanted, and
viii prove great convenience to the COM
munity.-.SunJu'y -.n,e, ican, .Scpt.3 8.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09

LANCASTER, Sept. 3d.-The Temper
ance Convention yesterday afternoon NOM
mated j. II. Mifiin, Cornelius Collins, S.
), Patterson, David Cockley and John
Miller for the Legislature They are all
Wings and the ticket is considered strong
one
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-09

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 6.-The Supreme
Court this morning decided in favor of
Municipal Corporation subscriptions to Rail
roads-Lewis ard Lowrie, dissenting.