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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-25

CuISA.-Files Of Journals and letters
from Hong Kong to Sept. 8, do not men
ton the fight Of the Chinese Emperor, re-
ported in the letter of Sept. ], from Dr.
farkcr, at Canton, lately published. Still
the tenor of all advices is, that the rebels
were steady advancing, and that the fall
Of Pekiu into their hands was constantly
expected.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-25
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-25
NoTICE.-The CHGONICLE and the 1c-
legruph offices are now at the OLD STAND,
Market Square, up stairs, left hand door.
Union County Business.
COURT PROCLAIM natiOn-Whereas the

tD0 L w hS'N"' "AN
~ Hon. ABM 5 WILSON, President Judge
for the y tn Judicial District consisting of the counties
Of Union and NJ .in and jacob wrTEMErr En- and JAMES
MARsHiLI E~quires Associate judges III Union county
have their precept bearing date tie 2lth day o
Sept. lS and directed, for the holding oi an UT
phnn Court Court OF Common Pleas Oyer and Terminer
aud general Quarter Sessions. at NEW BERLIN Tor the
county of Union, the sec .nd Na9day Of DEtEhBEh
ne eng the 18th day 1853 and To continue Two weeks
NOTICE is therefore hereby given to the coroner
justices Of the Peace. Consahles in and for the coun
ty Unon to appear in their own proper persons wit
their Roll, Records, lnGuisitions, EXAMINATIONS an
other Remembrance do those things which Of their
Offices and their behalf appersin to be done; and al
witnesses and other persons prosecuting in behalf oil the
Common at against any person or Iersots, are re-
uuir.r to be then AID there attending, and not depart
without their peril Justicrs requested Il
be punctua in their att njance at the appointed time
acr-, able to notice. -
Given under my hand and seal at the Sheriff Office in
New Berlin the 9th day OF Oct in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred aud fty,hrcc. and in the
Of the Independence Of the United
states Of Aricrica. Col sars he GmnonrsdHh-
| Holm kESsLER, Sheriff.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-25

We shall not be surprised to find the
Presidents message announcing that, long
since, our Commissioner at the Sandwich
Islands was directed to keep his attention
fixed closely to their political condition,
and respectfully to receive and forward
home for the consideration Of this Govern
ment, any advances or propositions which
that Government might make by way of
giving the United States rights there, likely
to prove almost invaluable to American
commerce.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-25
The Road to Health.
PILLS.

CURE oP \ DISGEDEEED LIVER ,YD BAD DIGESTION
Ctpyot Lser from Hr Il. w. k'rius, Chc~t, I''cd
.NiTcet. Ltr.sl,gol. dot,d ~. JIM, la5l-
To Prof sor iIoILOWAY, Sirlour Pills and Ointment
have stood the highest sale list of Proprietary Me
drnes for years. cast meT, 10 hoin can refer
Or any enquiries d. Sizes me You know the rari
ular, If her She had been troubled years with
dsOrcred liver, and Lad digestion On thclast oceisl ~
hosrvr the Niru.cce of tie A;tsc VA 50 alarming and
the inflammation st ia severely that doubts were enter
tainrd 81 r NOS being aLe u bear up uht'F ~ 'i
atcly try yur Pills. ant she inf rns
that dier the hrt and each succeeding t," she bad
great relief Shr continued I" tb- them, and aih" >he
used only three Hrsos she i ia tie enjoyment OF
perfect health. could have sent you many more CASES
bat the froCl t!e II BEE u'f and tn" sIs'fy
sr,nls much think III lycr OF YOUR astonishing
liils isi.ucU H. ". MINUS.
Al EXTRAORDINARY CyHE oF nlIEUNAIIC IENER,
~ NAS DiEHlSs LAND
CTy aft litter iH.rt,,, in the IElri Turn CnueT + The
Isl NITct. 1851. hg " j'r j. N'E-i
Nar.srct NCouui.an nih, years o. ar reeilin' at
N-w Town gd f.sn -uI,rius ir,,u violent rheumatic
Iayrr, az ards ct tS" month, Nhi"h Lad cnbTtiS
Ja rived her of The o.: her limbs turiH- this I"rid
he uu,r the Of the II nent uiciic"l men
ia Hobart Town. and by them A'r r-ns'i' RED
hcsri,s ri,nd prcya.ri her TO Try Holloway
celebrated Pills which Size c"nseu cd To DO aud III IN
incredible short space Of time they cetei iTi'rt cure
CURE OF \ PAIN a>D TIGIlrNhs> L, TuL CHEST AID
STOMACH Or Prison - Ir'Hs - AGs-
From M,ssrs Thew d Iop,i,ors ej The lynn Air''-
To Frot. sSor II II,llnvty- August IL 1851.
SUI Jr~i.- to L.;.I testimony the good elects Of
Holloway !Is For years -,GIf rt severely ir ~
ain and t.. htH-s- in jhr s,uItaci NAch ais"
ACCOMPANIED Iy -Lrness IL breath thst pr vented
standing Ey adv rcd state Of lie tn - Pills hHyc 80
rsl,'. n,t1Wi nj r. y7ttdes"i ttt TiSr f-h;trrci r.
By teir means, CON, aatvey active, and can take
else without Inconvenience Iaiu hch could not de
before. (sigucdl
HENRY coz, North street. Lynn, Norflk.
WONDERFUL EFFICACY OF HoLLUwAT'S PILLS ~
CASES oF DaOIcG-
Persons suffering from Dror.y either about tie tun %;
life. at other times should Immediately haye
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-25
FOR SALE,
A large Brick Foundry.

QUILT six years ago. situate in the Borough
ID of Lewisburg, Union Co, Pa, in very
favorable location, so by 60 feet and two sto-
ries high, with one Eight Horse Engine,
Securing Mill, Charcoal Mill, and Machine
Shop attached, all in good condition, and
never-failing Well of Water in the Foundry.
Also large WARE-ROOM. 40 by 80 feet,
two stories high, with an OFFICE I6 by 20
feet attached thereto. J.. b. CHRIST.
Lewisburg, July "a. 1883
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-25

Hon. CHARLES e. ATHEEroN, U. S.
Senator from New Hampshire, who had
been lying dangerously i'll for several days,
from paralysis, ,,died a, Boston on Tuesday,
of last week.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-25

BY the will of Daniel keffcr, who died
Oh the 20lh October last, at his residence
in Oley township, Berks Co, Ten thou
sand dollars is bcqueathed to the Theologi-
cal Seminary of the German Reformed
Church, at Mercersburg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-25

Harry Irwin, a student Of New London
Academy, had his shoulder dislocated on
wednesday, the 10th inst, while wrestling
With another boy. He suffered severely
for q time until it was adjusted. This
should be warning to boys who engage
in this dangerous amusement.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-25

The Washington Monument has reach
cd height Of one hundred and forty six feet,
to which it is hoped four feet more will be
added before the weather shall be so cold
as TO require suspension of operations for
the season. The number of hands at pre-
sent employed, including watchmen is
about fifty.
John b. McMickin, of Jersey Shore,
has received the appointment of Supervi-
sor of the Wcs. Branch Canal, in the room
Of J. II Kclton, resigned.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-25
Grand Jur0rs-Dec. T. 1853.

E.Uy-Jaccb IummeI, Vim Cingan
LsiU sjrg-Thouas Hayes, Robrt VI Nusser, Renslear
Furrey, Dennis Phillips, Isaac Walter
Union Peter Dauba arinan, Henry Mosrcr
Eat BgFIias-Wm Harris, Leonard Wolfe
Iiilrs--Daui Oft ALram McG". M;cha"i FISHER
tHapmdH-I Iac. l. WitIn,r. J ESr. ght, WIN Kelly
N.l9kcrcL-J u Dauhrruau, ; Hendricks, " Courtney
y.Fy,s- Adam IIau!er U'hits Us,r-lsrGel ,i.y-r
Ceaer-tieo Boycrsox H.st Bearer-Reut uten smith
TRAVERSE JJRORS
Bcdrer--Jacob Heater, Jacob Grecnhoc Jr
V,d ysyrer-John Uisch Ei1linbl1g-J W Sands
isyEIioe-pctcr Miller, Michael Dunkle, Campbell
Jacob Ney hart, James Irwin, Enos stahl
Est Buf,ioe-Jacob Guniy, Baker, Giicon Biehi
Vat BuGloc-Christiau kaup, Zacharias Brey man
Centsr-Danl shower, John Barlin, John BlG.r
f.aplndn Gcmlerlin, John kerstettrr in Sufte
HTt.y-iIrnry Hoffman, lily d Null, Joseph Miller, Jas
Aup-l, Dcnjn Goodlanicr, Isaac Reisch Jacob Houck
KeUy-Iaird Howard John Sedan
LerisJurgA LHstiied,J tiibsonJ Mertz ii Goodman
.N.tp BriiH-Simon Ono. Jacob Mil housc
IsHns-Henry W Snyder, 5 Hartman
Ftry-Jacob Mniuni, john Schrawder
Up6gt-Mchael Engle Henry Cochran, Isaac swarm,
David Mitchell, J Cook
Visbn9ton-rrter Hcrtz. Adam Gilbert
Hdfe D3cr-hndrcw Mtlenahan
PETIT JrROhS I'D werk)
Dhi,e Drr-So n SaSsam:.n. Luther Eauck, Richard
Ulsiiny y'on-John R)ush Boyer
UHDn-trO Wrhr thGpn0n-leWis hershtfr
I'rnS-MatlIias J Apr Slml Boyer Jr
Hidd,esve,k- Matthias Daubcrman. joel Biiger
N, A,Gi,,i,s0g-I.asc l. Beck. Briin IIaus
L,p,sstoHs-CEristophc Scsbod DHnl smith, Peter W.hr
Lsiris5urq-A iIawn, John lirriz
Hsly-.isInes Shields, Levi Pasling
C.nt,-FrcIk H-rtz, iiy Artosast Wm Kuhn, Kern
Us.t B'Ftiee--t'eo lsuck, Thrs Taylor
Eat Bsf.t,e-Isaac Miller, John Young
ByF;Ios-Davd Hcrhs Wm Haifp"uny, in " Smon'on
ncst Bsaf,sr-N!chael Pear. II II Mar,aritz
Ee.rsr-Nm Beaver, Abram Snook, frcdk Bng'n
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-25

The latest accounts from bucharest re-
port that 200Turks had appeared of CUR
gees and fred into the town. In the con-
flict, which is stated to have been very
desperate, many Russians aud Turks were
killed. The Turks received the worst OF
the fight and re;rcated up the river, closely
followed by the Russians.
The Turks respect all foreign property
under the Austrian flag.
Another dispatch from Vienna, by way
of Paris, under date Of Nov. I'd, announces
that battle had taken place near kalafat
between the Turks and Russians. The
Turks numbered s,OG0, and the Russian
force was only $500. The engagement.
was desperate one, and lasted about two
hours, Wien the Russians retreatcd with a
heavy loss.
Prince Gortchakoff had left Bucharest
for Ka-a:a-a. His departure produced a
profound sensation. A battle was expect
ed to take place in that direction. kar-
aiova was full of Russian troops.
1t was supposed that the Russians would
Eurposcly allow a considerable portion Of
she Turks to establish themselves in les
ser Wallachia, in order 10 bring them to
battle as soon as possible; au! as tho Rus
slams fel. confident of victory, they would,
after driving back the Turks. quietly await
a settlement Of the affair on such terms as
tie great European powers though. reason
able.
The latest reports state t,.st martial law
had been proclaimed BY TIE Russians iii
Bucharese and in all the other towns cf
the Danuoian Principalities. All inter
course with the Turks was prohibited under
pain of death, and any person found cor
responding with Turk w-s to be sum
marse executed
On the o4th ult. the Turkish feet
weighed anchor and sailed for the Black
Sea.
Tie combiuoi fleets Of England and
Franco lie at Lapsa, III the Dardaneiles.
The Porte had despatched Namir Pasha
to Paris and London, on special mission.
All the Russian subjects in Turkey are
placed under the protection of Austria.
The endcavors of Austria were still
directed towards inducing the Gar and
the Sultan to adopt the Vienna note, and
there were some hopes Of success attending
the effort.
A refugee tumult had taken pace at
Pera.
The latest te.egraphic accounts report
that there had been battles in Circassia
and Dhagistan, and that the Russians were
defeated by the mountaincers.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-25
soLuIioD

1TNHE Partnership heretofore existing under
the Firm of CuRrsr Il FHIcK between
Levi b. Christ and George 4. Frick in the
Foundry Business. is this "ith day of June
1853 dissolved by limitation. Geo.A. Frick is
alone authorized to settle the business of the
Firm except in case of his absence from home
when l.. B. Christ will attend 10 the same.
J.. b. CHRIST,
GEO. a. FRICk.
NIB. All persons indebted t. said Firm are
requested to make payment of the same by the
Isl day of October nex,-afler which time all
accounts will be lef, with Justice for imned
late collection. 4so
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-25
issue LIST, SEPT. T. 1888.

ISSUE LIST, SEPT. I. 1888.
Henry Ey.r VS. A Cummings
Jonathan zclIcrs vs. LB,sk
Sarah Stabl VS. Peter B-chtels hdmrs
Jacob Specs vs. Peter Ilumme-( suits)
james brass BcucvIl!e Spurts
Hartman for Adams Nasonscl!rr
John IIenuing vs. J D,fsnd"rfrr
Clement 4 M1sscr VS. Y.uneman Walter
same J,hn II Hess
Same vs. Ynuncman & Walter
" Smiths Ex'ers Valentine Hare
Charles Mos.r John Fisher Sc
Peter Richter's ENrs VS. " Wayorseller
"m W Young wm Young
Jcnathan iemberng vs. Hartman Jr with to Garn.
James NCrright Dani Renticr
John Ellis ct al J Martin c. al Garnishas
Germ Krf,rlnci Church vs. Evane Lutheran Church
Danl Rengl-r James tTCr"rht
eSei f%RRihns slsh vs. 'i IsRFy Rf i wesR sRG''n'ein
same VS. Welsh
Christ Frick VS. Henry W CrotZsr
Henry Snyder VS. John snyder. Admir-
Wm Wagonseller John II Fisher
Henry Eyer John Cummings with no.
>arnl II BLlshau,e vs. rper and Crotzer with
VIM Wagonsell-r Ellis and Hartman
John Snyiers Admir- Cummings with no.
John kesslcr, Shf Christ'an Schrayer
J Lewis Admr VS. IL y Bsckhouse
Robt s,adden VS. Lawrence s' with no.
Jacob lioch Jr Philip Brenner
Hannah IIummel vs. Peter iiummel
Mary Reichley VIM Rcichcy
BENIN Long VS. l. p Teed
Elipha ct l. Benedict Jacob Moore
) Painter and J Bishop Jr VS. Henry Musser ct al
Charles Stees George kimbcl
Jonathan Arhogast VIM Artogast
Reuben Isobb John shpton
David Spayd J Bowerso1's Aim'rs
Messenger CTourath u " iIigh
same Henry High
Samuel Fisher Andrew IIeck.l
j ffaddan's Admir- Keystone Insurance Company
Christ tor Cameron Geo Frick
John Haas " VI Van Valzai
Mary Shriners Trustee Chas II Shrfncr
J Bcarly Sugar VALLEY White Deer Turn. Il. Co.
ieo Brawn White Deer Township
John Jones Samuel IIursh
Peter Daubcrt = Cunnincs-t2 2 suits
Church, Rookie Co Henry Meyers ct al
Bower Fisher Charles A Mover
John VI iIrnfcr Lycomng Mutual Fire lnsu. Comp
High Albright Lorenzo Tecd
II 4 " High
Henry HIGH
Mary Shriner's Trustee Fries and Iddngs
Ser Miid'-swarth Swangcr
Andrew Wolfe A } Rish-l ct al
Fortunits ! FiCurria ID Herr
J Wagnnse.lrr's EXrs ct al Jacob Houscr Jr
Allied Knca.s VIM Maurk
George Lawrence Jacob smiths Executors
Eichrnhach and Herro!d John Van Welt
Mary Snyder Emanuel Acker
Truck rton.fir tn Co Hoffman Mcssinger( sts)
Michael Nartman same
Moses ial,r " i J Young
Charles krebs Joseph Kleckner ct al
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-25
INV YORK, Nov. II.

INV ORk, Nov IL
The Royal Mail Steamship Arabia, with
Liverpool dates to the 9th, being three days
later than the previous gdyiccs, arrived at
Jersey City h, o'clock this morning.
The news is Of a very interesting char
acter.
Iu Liverpool, Flour had declined sixpence
to one shilling per tbl. Wheat was two
pence lower Corn had advanced one sbll-
ling Per quarter
TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
The news from the East is conflicting
and contradictory.
The rumor, however, is confirmed, that
Turkish force Of 10000 had crossed the
Danube, and it Was announced that they
had occupied kalaflt
Omar Pasha, before crossing the Danube,
addressed spirited proclamation to the ar
my, stirring up their patriotism and declar-
ing be would " sacrifice his body and soul,
to be rcvengcd on the Invaders Of his coun-
try"
He kept his word as to the Russian
evacuation Of the Principaities, and At the
expiration of the fifteen days commenced
hostiltics in all directions, and in good
earnest. During the interim of fifteen
DAYS the Turks were actively employed in
Transporting troops to certain portions OF
the Danube, frcm which they could cross
with little further obstacle to the opposite
banks held by The Russians.
The passage Of the Danube by the Turks
under command of Omar Pashs was effected
withou: opposition.
The reason assigned for the evacuation
of Kalafat by the Russians was the great
mortality which prevailed among the troops
in the different camps.
1t was rumorcd, however, that the Rus
slams afterwards returned to halatat. and
in pitched battle had defeated the Turks.
Prince Paskiewitch had left ST. Peters
burg for Bucharest to take command Of
the Russian army in the Principai,ies.
The main force Of the Russians were III
position near bucharest, " here several hun
dred pieces Of artillery were posted, ard
every preparation made for defence.
There were rumors prevalent that Res
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-25

WAsHISGToY, Saturday, Nov. l9.-The
indications of the meeting Of Congress a
fortnight hence are quite manifest. The
President and Heads of Departments, with
their Clerks, are bnsy early and late pre-
pairing their messages and reports. The
guardians Of the Capitol, hotel-keepers
and landladies, are painting and furnish
ing their apartments anew, and the beau
n,on,ie aud citizens generally are preparing
for this annual relief to the monotony of
Washington life.
Washington, Nov 20,-The Union says
that Joshua Bates, Of the firm Of Barring,
BFqfHtss qHts s&dG dGqt tJlnssish, hi ha5 and 6ds scccp
ted the Office. This is the post declined
by Ex-President Van Buren.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-25

A SIXPENAY SAVINGS BANK-An
institution of this kind was sometime since
commenced iu New York, and we are not
surprised to learn that it l. '2r attended
with complete 81 cess. Already the de-
posts have reached an aggregate Of $685.
600, and the sum is constantly increasing.
The New York Courier says -" Besides
the smallest Of the deposits, there is still
another great encouragement, that is six
per cent. interest is paid on the juvenile
dspositors' accommodations. We are in
formed that these barefoo;ed, ragged ur
chins, look forward TO deposit day with
great pleasure. 1t is undoubtedly new
way of reforming children, but a sure one,
and viii save many from poverty, idleness,
wastefulness, and latterly from becoming
burden upon our Institutions"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-25

: tlllerS WHO ptttchu to De w noiesdiefs.
Gold Patent Levers full jeweled ISk $50 90 to sI2j
do do do Jr"eled, lSk 10 90 - 10 W
do DO do full Je~rcd. ldk 40 90 80
do do Anchors full icveiSd lsk '> so 90 60 60 90 @
90 90 L, IG pines to sje~cs isE 90 So s. 90 GO
do do jewels, i6k Is IS 20
Go English anil French Watches, 1sk l. 90 - 90
liver Patent levers, full jewc,d 20 90 35 90
DO 10 do Jewels, II 90 =. 80 20
do Hunting do jcweiel, 20 90 =. IS 90
do Anchors full Je"elet, II 90 - - 20
do Lcpines, to Jewels IL 90 IL o0
German liver Lepines, jewels, 90 =. 10 90
Silver Quarters, 90 80 10 Ou
,iermsn liver second hand Watches, SO :. n 90
| Gold Guard Chains. 90 26 90
do Ladies' Fob Chains. l. 90 =. 10 90
do GentlUnicn's Fob Chains, IL % So 90
do Vest Chains, 90 :. Il 90
cold Ladies Breast Pins. latest styles.
such Mourning. Eox and Glass,
Cameas, Clusters. CrolI. Branch, dc. 90 qC0
Cold CcntlrmenS Breast Pins, 15.s % %
10 Cuff Pins, different styles, % . 50
do Finger Rings, 81 uO
Gold Ear Rings such Hoops, Drops
Jenny Liuds, Corn, Wheat. Straw
berry, Cluster, Scroll Branch, &C., 90 d" 90
Sold Watch Gals, 5 30 '' Ov
do do Kcys, So. 90
do Pencils, rs 10 90
do Pens, tO.s 90
do pcceaelcs. g rs - 10 co
do Hunting Lockets, (Mclaliasl 100 :. Il 90
do Bracelets. 30 l.. Oh
silver poons. Teas Tables, Desert, and
Salt, 60 " 20 90
Silver pcctacles, l OO" 80
And variety Of fine goods, latest styles. neatly
got up, at prices to sui, the times o. aud war.
ranted to be wha, sold for. Also a great variety
Of gilt and plated goods-Chains, Pins, Spoons
Lockets, Spectacles. Cases, Baskets, Ear Rings
Shawl Pins, Hair Pins, Coral Beads, Steel Beads.
Purses. &c, sc, &c.-Also
Hrass .ay spring and weight Clocks 90 " 10 CO
do 80 hour do do do . 30 - 90
day wood and gilt Time Pieces, 90 " 90
Alnia.ter Parior Clocks. 10 10" 2s 90
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-25

you all your days Should they become
out of order, apply to that very important
personage, your family physician, and be
will instruct you how to " MISD YOUR
EYES"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-25
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-25

CsCHOOL ORDERS neatly printed and fc'
- sale az the rtrcnicic Office.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-25
LEWISSUHG, PA.

4 l.. HATFIELD, las on hand a large
"A. and splendid assortment OF WArcHks,
SrLvERwARr and JEwELHr, Just received from
the best Importing and Manufacturing Houses
in Philadelphia and New York, and consequent.
ly much lover than if purchased from those Re-
tailers who pretend to be Wholesalers.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-11-25
BsyThe full vote in Pennsylvania wa

as lUIIUWS:
Judge Supreme Court-Kncx. Dem. 15i,io1
Buld. Wing ll6,77S
Broom Native 1881
St.piensou, +. S S,e64
Knox over Budd, 3. AIS; over all, $500
Canal Comruissiouer-Fnrsyth R"ir. 152s61
rnwnall, Nhis ll1,93I
Morgan Native S,1I
Mitchell, L. ;. 3,5.9
Po-syth over PcwnaI!, 81 $50; over ALL q eS7
Auditor Cencral-BankS. Dem. l5l,,S4
Mcclure. Wing llIiS9
Rei,lr Native 1888
Craig. T. 5. 5 4t2
Banks Mcclure, 81, ,ji5; over all, 23,541
Surveyor GeHeral-Brawlcy, Dem. l4S0S7
Myers, Nliig 1888
Cicaycr. Native sl59
Corson L 5. 1884
Brawloy over Myers, 26.i23; over AL 1863
The following is the highest vote, this