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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-15

I " IA - .''.. "A. L0DENsrIY
MACK & bOBENSriN IS
| W este rms tai Closhi ny Sror
| el - ie, NFULL BLASTi e
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
IN TIE LOWER STORY OF DREw's PAVILION. cop,rp NJ
WATER SYCAMORE STREETS
% Messrs. MACK & L0BENSTINE
~ nave Just reed aud will continue , E4#S II n.
~ 70 receive weekly from their large EsssSdYTyS
2- W Gholcsaie Establishment in Cin- ezS1SlY ~
LA ha the Largest and most extensive assortment of
.y--r-, FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
manufactured With especial view to meet the want,
'he Market and Consisting of every article of
necessary to complete ihe wardrobe of yduas m ev
ry taste. ~ y - d" - VI e'
q COATS.
fne assortment of black, brown gray drab Mach :,
aw Blankets, box and ONercoats fine lot of 9th cont
oi III skes and prices; superior black and blue FrencI
ana English tloth Dress, Frocks and Sack Coats ful
inmed: Sattinett and Cashmerett Goats brown green
aud grey AID all colors Of Tweed and Cassere saet
iroek and dress Coat, Roundatouts and Goats or ali
kinds 90
PAN'rS. N'' = uo5fs
Superior black and blue cloth and cashmere ,arts
fanc! French Cashmere Pants fancy s,rIes luc b,ck
and steele mixed and cadet nxed Satinc Pants Tweed
and Sosdnrc! pants OF ever. variety and price 10 suit
VESTS, qj7; a.i3 lamsfJs
Black silk and satin Vests: fancy and lain silk velvet
vests; Zane! cashmere Vests snett vests and common
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-15

TOBACCO AND CIGARS ~
l. 2V0 bxs Tobacco; SIS ss, ! u. and n;
TOO NJ Havana Cigars OF various brands:
100 NJ Csmmon Cigars; for sale by
decl6 BABCOCE BRotUFpc
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-15

COAPS Is Boxes Boston No. ], for sale low By
- septII S. K. GILBERT & CO., S, & nesr ryats-- =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-15

l. ahd kits, assorted No !, 2 and3;
~. 10 bbls Picked Herring;
loo bxs No Smoke ed Herring:
~ drums Goldfish; l-
100 bAs Goldfish in 100 and 90 B PACKAGES
For sale by - ldeca0l BABCUCK BROTHERS.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-03

The following article from that sterling democrat,
per, the Detroit Free Press. expresses, in tue mani
and eloquent language. the predominant democratic .sO
menl in relation to the policy OF the administration
The in which that policy has been thus far d,
oppd and enforced. We commend il heartily to the
leulion OF our readers. s.assss -
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-03
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING, NOV, ., 1903.

0M g. W. JAMES, Cincinnati Ohio, 10 our collecting agsn
for States Mess H. j. THOMAS, Jons
D9ar, q. ~. l.. WsEsAs, and A. l.. nIps
QJMr. HssRy M. LEwis, OF Montgomery As1aua
Alabama
sisted by LAWS JAass o. Inwis, and SAMUEL ID. LEWIS
iyAr Israel JAMES, No le2 south Tenth
phia general travelling agent assisted by VIZ. H. WELp
joins CoLlIss JAMES DrnKss, HAaarr Jos Brrros Csc
r. Burros, NJ BopiSr, EDMUND w. WILEY WILLIAM
WArKsxAs, and CKoReE 1. Nelson.
ma, Receipts from either Of The viii be good
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-03

Hon. A. c. M. Pennington is at Gadsby's Hotel
Roger A. Pryor, esq, one OF the editors OF the Rich
mond Enquirer, is on a visit TO the city.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-03
Arrival Of Judge Douglas.

We grstifed 10 announce the return to the city OF
Hon Stephen A. Douglas. and pleased to hear he is
in the enjoyment OF excellent health.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-03

will 20 or pesceabIy remsia yon still persist In de,
nation ioclb.y eft the point between as shall
soon be decided
Al nrst they hssitaed He demanded explicit and
positive They sil hesaled and he commando
Ihe aerist prepare the match he himself res,a,nK
In The and within the line OF re, which
he intended order Alarmed his apparent deter
mnaion, and dreadng the Involved IN such
contest, Let return presently lisped along the
line. and after determined upon The officers now
came forward and pledged The mseiyes for their men, VINO
eher nodded their assent openly ed Willingness
10 retire their quarters and remain, without further u-
multi until Information had the expected aid should
arfiso bus passed away moment OF tho greatest peril,
and pregnant with important consequences
The rebellion thar Jackson thus qneled was formidable.
consisted of officers with The revolt in State
got up by officers without Jackson in
country aud surrounded by exasperaed enemy Pierce
is In the centre Of his friends with the democracy OF hiry
States to sustain him. Jscksons troops had
the muneeTs here have Let Pierce advance the
'front.' tell these that quiz the army they pass
over his body and, word Tor il. hs will the
brilliant Brady, the ferocous OConor, the scripnrai Dick.
inson, The sobefed Cnon the coole Cooley and the
Wet Malher moarnuy turning from the beheaded body OF
their brother Bronson, and hear them sping each other
and calling TO The exed Cutting, Let us return" loud
and prolonged sppause.1
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-03

We see II stated in letters Washington thai ex-
President Van Buren, Europe has accepted from
the President the appointment OF umpire behalf OF the
United States. in the mixed comm sson ,.so,nnl,no !,
London TO settle British and American clain.-.n OIL
which we think tho ex-Pfesident might accept with pro
p,eiy as he certainly would fiji 1t with eminent ability
tNai. Iafd
What our venerable neishbor says is stated in let
tiers from Washng,on" is without any foundation. The
President has made no such appointment, and has nc
power TO make one He has nothing TO do in selecting
umpire but that is tie business of The commissioners
The whole story psina Misrepresentation to b
adopted by The Irttligsneo.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-03

thought IL ght interest You 10 know The iscis la Il
case, and therefore send you this hasy note.
am yours, very truly E
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-03

Ezra We are requested 10 say that there viii be
an Erta issued from the office Of The Er,niag Star.
which viii contain The returns Of the Msryand election,
this morning al o'clock.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-03

Charles s. West esq, who has performed with signal
ability and high appreciation the arduous duties Of very
important clerkship in the Treasury Department. has. we
understand. resigned that Office iron and after the 18Th
instant with the purpose TO engage in commercial pur-
su,s for which, by hs long and varied experience he
is enineniIy qualified
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-03
Appointment by the Governor Of Pennsylva-

We are pleased 10 learn that the governor OF Pennsyl-
vania has appointed General George w Bowman adlu-
known az The able and fearless editor Of the" Bedford
Gazette of the leading influential journals OF Peun-
syvana and has always been regarded with high favor
and confidence by The republican party OF that old demo-
cratic Commonwealth lie was distinguished for his ef-
fec,us and valuable services 10 organizing the Pennsyl.
vapia volunteers for the Mexican under The admin
is,ration OF the late Gov. Skunk His einrn to his old
position cannot fail to be subject of general congratu.
laton.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-27

DRoPoSALS for carrying mails II the United States
from July /, 1883 TO Juna 80, 1857, inclusive on ths
following routes in the States Of MAINE NEW HAMP.
SHIRE, and VERMONT. From July /, 1853. TO Jun.
80 1885, the following routes in the States Of NEW
JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND, and
OHIO From July l. 1852 10 Juns SO, 1885. the fol-
lowing routes in tho States Of VIRGINIA. NORTH CAR
DINA SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA, aud FLOR.
IDA. From July l. 1883 70 Jun1 &c. 1854 on the follow
L1NOIS, WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA, IOWA, MIS-.
SOURI, KENTUCKY. TENNESSEE, ALABAMA,
MISSISSIPPI, ARKANSAS, LOUISIANA, and TEX
AS will he we'd the contract Office Of the Post Office
Department in the city OF Washington, until 8, M Of
the 4th Apnt 1853; 10 be decided the 2sth of April
1888.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-27
VERMONT.

VEKMUNT.
From July l, 1852 to June 80, 1857.
ATT From Rutland, by Mendon and Sherburne, to
Brdgswater, 81 miles and back, three times
week.
Leave Rutland Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at
lam;
Arrive at Brideewatev the same days byj pm;
Leave Brdgewater Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day lam;
Arrive at Rutland the same days by pm.
Proposals for three additional weekly trips, with
schedule to connect with No. 445, at Bridgcwaer,
will be considered.
Also, to extend over No. AS, with through sched-
ule, to connect with the cars at the railroad sta
ton.
NorR.-In case proper bid should be received and
accepted for tho above service, route No. AT az
advertised December Is, 1859, will be curta,ed to
commence At She burne, and route No. asa, will
be curtailedO commence at Brdgewater.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-27

From Jrly l, 1853, to june 80, 1857.

From 0HIV ], 1913 70 JUNO 50, 1917.
lSl From Bangor, by North Hcrmon, South Levant
Yves, Levant, Exeter, West Garland, South San
s gervillc, Sangerviile, Guilfsrd Abbott, Monson,
Shirley Mills, and Shirley, 10 Greenville, 60 miles
and back, three times week.
Leave Bangor Monday, Wednesday,, and Friday at
Sam;
Arrive At Greenville same daya by 9pm
Leave GreenviIle Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
at5am;
Arrive a, Bangor sarae days by 9pm.
Proposals. to omit Shirley Mills and supply it spe-
cially from the Office three times week will
DO coDsadsred.
NorE--ln case proper bid should be received ami
accepted for tho above service, No SO, ad-
vcr,ised December Is, 1852, will DO omitted, and
No 10. in tho Same advertisement, will 10
tailed to commence at Exeter.
rs Proposals extend this route, advertised Decem
Der Is 1884, to Foxcroft, mile further, will be
considered.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-27
NEW JERSEY.

From July ], 1853, to June 80, 1856.
BIOS From Lawrcncevile Princeton, miles and back
week
Leave Lawrencevlls every Saturday at 9 am;
Arrive At Princeton day by lam;
Leave Princeton every Monday at IL m;
Arrive At Lawrenceville day by 2 pm.
CLOS From H.eke,,sto-n to Hope, il mile. and back,
week
Leave Hacke,tstown every Tuesday at 9 ami
Arrive at Hope same day by IL m
Leave Hope every Tuesday at PM
Arrive al Hacketistown same day by p m.
Proposals 10 SIX times a week will be consd-
ercd
9l07 Froa Newtown, by lafayette, Deckertown, Ia
miles and back three times week
Lsave Newtown every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-
urday al am;
Arrive at Deekerown same day by II I'm
Leave Deekertown every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at pm;
Arrive at Newtown same day by 4pm.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-27
NEW HAMPSHIRE.


From July /, 1853, TO June 80, 1857
27s From Bellows Falls, VT, by Drewsyille, N H., and
Langdon, to Papcrmlll Village, 7.milss and back,
six times week.
Leave Bellows Falls daily except Sunday on the ar
rival of the cars--sny at u pm;
Arrive at Pspermil Village same days by 4pm;
Leave Papermi Village daily except Sunday at 10
am;
Arrive at Bellows Falls the same days in time to
connect with the cars--say by Ill m.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-27
PEN NSYLVANIA.

fENNSlLNhNlA.
From July l, 1853, 10 June -, 1856.
ssO From Smiths Mills, in Crawford county by Coch
ran,on, to John Wishtmnn's, Pa, = miles and
back, once week.
Bidders will sta,s the distance and propose a seized
ule.
96l From Pisburg, over the line OF the plank road by
Allegheny, Peuysville, Wexford. Zen,ople Hsf.
mony, Whiiesown, Prospect, Cenrevis, Harris
vile, and Wesley, to Franklin, rs miles and back,
three times q week
Leave Pnt.burg every Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive at Franklin next days by 6pm;
Leave Franklin every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at Gan;
Arrive at Pir,sburg next days by SPIN.
Proposals to run six times week will be consid-
cred
e6Ia From Agne~s Mills by Lamar,ine and Five Points
to Cass 10 miles and back, week.
Losue Agnew. Mills every Monday AMI
Arrive At Cass same day by Dam
Leave Case every Mosday at loan;
Arrive at Agnews Mills same day by Inn
e'ia From Uysse' to Genesee Forks, miles and back
Leave Ulysses every Monday ADAM;
Arrive at Genesee Forks same day by l0sm;
Leave Geuesee Forks every Monday at III an,
A., Arnve Al Ulysses same day by u m.
solf From Claron by Smlckabug, Chsmbersbu 10
ca,) and Plsnvle, to Indiana, 66 miles and back
once a week
Leave Clarion every Monday attain;
Arrive at Indiana next day by pm;
Leave Indiana every "Wednesday at am;
Arrive at Clarion next day by pm.
ssa From Scotssle by Little Mehoopany Cen,r. Love-
ton, and Wolf Geek, to Dushore, As miles and
back, once week.
Leave Scousvillc every Monday a6am;
Arrive Al Doshore day by 6 PM;
Lave Dushore every Tuesday sl6sm;
Arrive At Scct,svile samc day by pm
9616 From Snuhhsid, by Geneva, Gr.ensboro' Msps-
town. Wdowtree, and Davis,own, to Mount Nor
re, 20 mies and back once a week.
Leave Smithheld every Monday a6sm;
Arrive IT Mount Morris day by 6p m,
| Leave Noun, Morris every Tuesday at 8 a 70;
Arrive at SmthheId anne day by bpm.
@lf From Clara, by oswego, to Eisbug, is miles and
back, once week.
Leave Clara every Saturday at ans
Arrive at Elsbure ssme day by 12m;
Leave Elsburg every Saturday a, pm;
go, Arrive A. Clara anne day by pm.
Vols From Curlsvlc, by Limestone and kngsville, 10
Corsica, Is mics and back, once week.
Leave Cursville every Monday at ga m;
Arrive al Corsica day by l2m
Leave Cofs,cs every Monday at pms
or, Arrive Al Curlsvilo same day by4 pm.
Sois From SkpPsck, by Hareysvnle, Franoonia, and
Iy,eswvl'e, 10 Charleston, (ocsl,) Is miles and
hack, once week
Lave sk'ppsck every Monday n6am;
nrve o. Charleston day by IL m
| E" cnsr'es'cn every Monday At / d M;
arrive At Skiprsck sam. day by o m
soN FROM brookviis, by Bell.vew b,l~.,. Rneold
and Porsrv'e, 70 Smieksbutg Is mite. and b.ek
once week. '.,
Leave BrookviIls every Friday stssm;
Arrive At Sm,cksburg same day byspm,
Lave Smicksburg every Saturday stssm.
r., Arrivs Of brcokviOs same day by6pm.
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Arrive al Bsyard same day by SPIN;
Leave Bayard dsiy except Sunday al lam;
Arrive al Carrpltoo same day by PM
lo394 From Piuldag Charoe miles and back, onos
week.
Lenvs Pudding Thursday at 8 an;
Arrive Al Charioe same day by IAN;
Leave Charlos Tnursday at p mj
Arrive at Pauding same day by pm
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-07
IEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.

YHs LrofCRE on Music at the -Presty
serian Lecture Room,by Professor TAYLOR,
Of I.ewisburs, on Friday evening last, was
attended by ! large and intelligent audi
cnce. The lecturer treated his subject with
a master hand In point Of lauguage-wi,h
its rounded, flowing and beautiful pfriods
it was decidedly the best lecture ever
delivered in this place, while at the same
time its sulj ject was treated in a philoso-
phical, critical, amusing and highly inter
esting style Our citizens have reason to be
thankful to Mr.T. for this rich intellectual
trcat-Bcfors and after the Lecture, the
Danville Band performed some of their choi-
cest pieces Of music, by way Of practical
illustration Democrat, 3lau uh
The Danvillc Mtelliyenrsr speaks highly
Of the same effort-while the Dsnvil!c
Brass Band" in public Card, overflow
with thanks to the Lecturcr-to the Rev.
gentleman who prayed for them--to the
Trustees who granted the Lecture Room
to the Students of the University, citizens
Of Lewisburg, and the good people Of Dan
villc.. in short, the Lecture left them in
the best possible humor with themselves,
the world in general, "and all the rest Of
mankind"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-07
- ~<1liIi@-~iiIIb>~
mAiRTlAG G3Sa

On the sih inst, hy Rev. Dr. James Clark.
MELzon Buck, of Laror'e, Ind, and Miss
MARY SILsBY. Of I.ewisburg. Pa.
By Rev. W. S. Mrrison, 3Oth ult.. Maj CuA's
II. SuR,xrR and Miss ELIzA daughter of Capt
John Forster. of Milfliabnrs. On the 2lSt nit,
LEVI kL.ix and Miss MAR1 E TArK, both Of
HARLEY Up.
BY W &. Hcrrold. Esq. 9th ul,. Levi S'raub
and Miss Rehecca Lcnig. On Esd ult. Lewis
HouSer and Miss ChriS,iana Miller. On SOL,
uit, Peter KcrS,euer and Miss Catherine Com
pv. All Of Chapman TIP.
BY Rev. A. b. Caspar. 4th inst. Lincoln Long
of Mahony and Miss Mary Caiharinc Young of
Uaioa Tp On 23d ut. Jesse Walter ri Union
Up aud Miss Rachel Long Of Center Up.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-07
Man Killed, New Years Day.

Abou. Q o'clock on last Saturday morn
ing, as party of men in Upper Mahany
Tp., below Sunbury, was celebrating New
Years BY firing guns according to custom,
fatal accident occurred, as follows:
A man named John Gotslall was put
ting a cap down on hi= rifle, lying across
his arm, when it accidentally went off,
though loaded with JUS: a tow wad on top
Of the powder, and shot man named Pc
ter Smiley, citizen of Northumberland,
who WAS standing Immediately in trout Of
the rifle, dead on the spot. The wad
made hole through the middle of his
forehead, morc than an inch in diameter,
and lodged deep in his brain. ..
Tue inangled body was taken home, to
lii. wife and three children who lose a hus-
band ana father who had left " home and
family 80 indulge in IN unnecessary and
foolish custom.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-07
DEATHS,

In Sunburr, c5lh ult., GLoRHs VIAL, aged
about IS years. izsr ..s...' s.f.Et
in Chiiisq qnaaue. cGIh ult., of consumption,
L.yr S.cK KLsY.fu his .ath year. q
In Washinetcnvle, l7;h ut, aged G3 years,
TaowAs ". DsLr, formerly schoo!.cacher in
DarviIle. but blind for the last ii years.
Ia G,bscn. Susq. Co, Pa. Sd uil. GEonax
G,L,rrE, aged loo years the lilh Of Oc'- last.
He served his rosb,rv in the Revolution. both
on land aud by sea. aud received pension.
lie wa, a member Of the EapiSt church about
50 years. aud re!lgion was his principal theme,
especially in his old age. His descendants III
that viclnily number children, 50 srand-chii-
dren. la2 srca,-graud children, and some great
great grand children. His remains were brpt
To- the mecting-hnuse by large concourse Of
people. and after a seIuon 10y their pastor.
Ed. J. b. WoyLen. from Gen. XIV. S, were
committed u their mother earth.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-07
State LEGISLATURE.

Tuesday, Jan. 1.-The House met and
elected VIM p. SchelI, Dem of bedford,
Speaker, Ly 20 maj over Chas W. kclSo,
Of Erie The Senate failed to elect a
Speaker @
wednesday, Jan. 5.-Thc Senate elect
cd Thomas Carson, of Franklin. fWhig. }
ny l majority over Geo. Sandcrson, OF
Bradford
Harrisburg. Jan. TOP. M.-The Dem
oc a,;c nrn,ters of the House held anu.her
caucus meeting tonight, aud nominated
William jack. oi Blair couui,, ior ChIel
Clerk, and William $ Picking, nf York,
Tor Assistant. These nominaIn were
made unanimously. Jonathan Grindsr,
of A rm>lrong county, WAS nomins'cd for
Sereeani-a al Arms. and Jacob Coleman, I I
Berks county, for l'oor- Keeper. Camel
dates for the several subordinate iiices
were also nominated.
Yesterday, Thursday, the f'th)-Thc
above officers we're elected in the House,
and the Senate also elected its officers
The Governors Message was delivered,
and as printed copies were previously placed
in the hands Of several Editors in various
sections, is doubtless now going abroad III
the same mails with this notice.
We shall keep our readers advised Of
whxtevcr of interest may tranSpirc at The
Capitol. SIS .s
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-07
DRUG 4 CHEMICAL DEPOT!
Er.IEccn.on * Christ,
Wholesale Il Retail Druggists

LerisJucy, Ia.
nFFER 70 their friends and the pub.is
J large aud well selected stock of
FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEHi-
Gals, Ground Spices, (xarranisd purc,}
Paints, Oils, Varni,hss, bye Siuffs OF the
very best quality in the market l.ooh.
irs-Giass Plates and VI !nduw Glass
of all sizes; the most pcPular
PATgNr MKpIcIsYs Of the day;
together with a complete as
soriment Of HAIR. Tooth,
Nail. Shaving. Comb. Cloth,
Flesh, Pam, ,Farn!sh, W Whiie-wash
and Shoe BRUSHES. Dressingsn
Graiuing Combs. Fancy Soaps, Sha-
wing Creams. Pomadc, OK Marrow, Ell
tracts aud Perfnmery of all kinds. mani
featured hv Iulss Hauel. Y. na1; and J:hsrs.
Also a well selecl-d stock Of Ladies and
t:-n,l.men's FANCY NOTIONS. such IS
Steel Clasps for Bags ard Purses. Twist. steel
Fringe. Purse Rin.s: Bristol Board, Zephyr.
Crotchct Needles, &c, Port Mouaics. RaZors.
Razor S.rors, Knives, Seyar Cases. Cards,
Card Cases. Note Paper. Envelopes, &c.
NUTS. FRUITS, ConfeciicuIry, Fishing
Tackle, &c.
And variety Of other articles too numerous
TO mention. Give us a call, ard judge fer
yourselvcs-we charge nothing for looking.
Remember the Mammo.h Drug store.
Dn.T. A. II. THORNTON
Aug a,ls3s THEo S. CHRIST
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-07

Z IST of LETTERS remaining in Lewisburs
IL (pa.) Pot Oifce. Dec. 81. 1852
A n'e' 'land Marget brown John
Cumming Kate Miss EllIman l.o Miss
Foster WIN Esq
Holden David. Hartman JohR
krei.her GEO. Kramer Fre!k. kcrshner VIM
Leopard Js.cph. I.ourie Nsuel s.
Slullmer DAricl, Mayo + F 2. Mayo & Huj.
son. Niles ID DR..
l',ice Saml Esq. Paul Mary, Potter John NJ
ksi.hsI in, Rank John. Reed Sarah Mrs
S,shl Peter, S,ahl Daniel. staff nd C,l
Zimmerman Peter (30)
Persons calling for above wil! please say they
are advertised. KENNEDY. .PM
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-01-07
Valuable Real Estate, al
pU BL &c SALE.

WILL be sold hy Public Sale or Ou'cry.
w a, the house of Josxrm MIrMAs, in Dry
Valley. Union Township, Union coun'y9 On
Friday, 4ih February, 1853.
the following described property. bounded by
lands Of Browns heirs. Charles Cawiey, John
Hess and others. containing 96 Acres more
LtssA or less. on which are erected TWO "a
EiA DWELLING HOUSES. El
This property offers great inducements to
capitalists and spectators. as il is in vcrv
good neisbbmhood. most of II well Tlmbcrcd,
and situate within short distance Of the con-
,-mpla,ed snsquehanna Railroad The soil can
he brough, into the hghcs, sta,e Of cultivation
rs il is within half a mile Of one Of the mos,
extensive and best Limeklns in the county.
1t will be sold in body. or in lots TO suit
purchasers. Terms made known ON day Of
sale, and TO be sold BY
GEO. F. MILLER,
JOS. SHANNON.
CHAS MERRILL.
Dec. 30, Is5c-.5G WM. VAN GEZER.
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NOI'ICE

Is hereby given. that 81 White Pine LOGS
were taken up while floating on the Sos'
uuehanna River, at New Columbia, the So'h
dav of December last; list and description
are lodged for inspection Of all concerned III
my office a, White Deer Mills. The owner or
owners thereof are requested To prove proper
", pay all legal charges, and take them away
within three months from date, otherwise they
will be forfeited. ROBERT CANDOR, J.P.
White Deer, Jan. 3, 1853
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NTOTICE.-I have this day purchased for
a valuable consideration Of ANDREW
R.xcK Of White Deer Tp., Union Co, the fol-
lowing personal property, viz. | bay horse,
bay marc, l seu of wagon gears for two horses.
/ wagon, sled, cutting box. cooking stove.
2 beds, which property have this day loaned
to the said Andrew Ranck, and is so held by
him and in no other way. The public are
hereby cautioned asrinst purchasing or in any
way interfering with said property. Us the riSh,
and title 10 the same is in me.
DANIEL RANCK.
White Deer, Jan. 8, 1853 Pd