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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16
The AntiDivis;on Plan,

From the Ne, Berlin STAR Of Feb. 1881
"Union county is sadly behind the majority
Of her sister counies, i'll the BEAuTY AND
CONVENIENCE OF HER rCBLIc BUILDINGS. Some
Of the citizens Of The county feel tbs uery sensi-
bic, and they find the reflection a very unpleas-
ant one, partially grHng to their public pride
and spirit, therefo1e are THEY defomined.
that those Buildings shall E,ll, and
another rise IN theft place that SHALL he A
CREDIT TO THE CotSTT. They have already
once exercised their right Of petition, asking
the Grand Jury TO 'ccommend the new build
ing, but This was refused, though the close rote
rs Encouragement ,aOngh to proceed By the
way, IL is somewhat remarkable what marvel
lous changes sometimes take place, between
sunset and sunrise, as well in mems opinions
as the weather. Bullet the Grand Jury al Nav
term prepare TO receive a petition 40 uuy1.r.
ousig sig'ed, Gnd e24ched IN such language. as
WILL compel THIN to report favorably to a
New CoUnT HOUsE, and WIPE OUT A rorL
STAIN on THE FAIR lace OF THE COUNT"
rsa,Ali to be paid for by TAXING THE
COUNTY. And the costs of a new Court
House and Jail will be $40, 900 or $50, 900
-aecording to the estimates of the Star,
the Times, and Mcssrs. Wilson, Roshong,
Seebold, Swineford, and Schoch, the New
Berlin Anti-Divisiou Committee. ~na
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16
Division Question.
Tie greatest Good IF the greatest Number.
FOR DIVISION.

Druoo eHuv,'h' y odIrurngs must soon be
made, the Divisionists propose that the
towns having the benefits of Courts, &c,
shall pay the first cost. Their plan is to
have County Buildings erected ~Aohy ly
prioate subscription, without any tax upon
the people; ssS~AND IF BUILDINGS ARE
NOT so FURNISHED, THE COUNTY WILL
NOT BE DIVIDED.
Whaterer the cost may be, must be full
ly made up,and btna-fide guarantees,to be
approved by judges, Commissioners, and
Jurors, must be first furnished
The County Sets in each county to be
determined by the BALLOTS of all who
are concerned.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16
Sad Affair,

On the 2oth of April, while five young
soldiers, stationed at Corfu, were sailing
along at rapid rate, the boat in which
they were, received a sudden shock, as if
it had run upon a rock, which nearly cap
sized her. One of the soldiers having
looked over hor side, perceived a large
, shark swimming close to the boat, but it
disappeared on his throwing a bottle at it.
\ number Of pcrpoiscs were also about,
and one of these was harpooned by a SOL
der named Fow'ers, son of Mr. Fowlers,
chimney-sweeper, Theatre street, Warwick
On being struck, the porpoise Immediately
dived, and the line being entangled round
the arm Of a soldier named Hanson, about
thirty yards from the boat making for a
and nearly overlook him, but, when within
about six yards of him, one Of his COM
panions cried out that there was shark
going towards Hanson. Fowlers seized
knife which stuck in the side Of the boat,
plunged head first into the water, and di-
wing underneath the shark, turned himself
on his back, and thrust the knife into the
belly Of the monster in several places, but
it was of little use, the shark having seized
upon Hanson, and taken his leg off near
the knee. Fowlcrs then enleavored to get
his comradc on bis back, but both Of them
we're nearly exhausted. He succeeded, how
ever, in getting him into the boat, and
bound up the wound with his shirt
When they reached the hospital their un-
fortunate comrade was nearly dead from
exhaustion, but after a short time recov-
cred. While on their way they captured
the wounded shark, and towed it on shore.
1t weighed 234 pounds, and when opened
the leg was found in its throat, the bone
maDg!ed to bits. The body of the shark
has been placed in the Sailors Home at
Corfu.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16
Cboose between tE: })lans
Gg!s !ssoIuinioS

'HNHE Partnership heretofore existing under
the Firm of CHRIST q FRIcK between
Levi b. Christ and George a. Frick in the
Foundry Business, is this 24th day of June
1853 dissolved by limitation. Geo. a. Fricl is
alone authorized 10 setrie the business of the
Firm, except in case OF his absence from home
when l.. B. Christ will attend to the same.
l.. B. CHRIST,
GEO. A. FRICK.
B. All persons indebted to said Firm are
requested 10 make payment of the same by the
lst day OF October next-after which time all
accounts will be left with Justice for immed-
late collection. 4sO
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el. the Plepipo.entiariss. The agreement

sci, the Plenipotentiaries. The agreemeh'
is, IN
l. That all such unsettled claims shall
be referred to two Commissioners, one to
be chosen by the President, and the other
by the Queen, to meet at London anu
choose a third man, as an umpire to de-
eide when they disagree. Where they
fail to agree upon an umpire, they are
each to name one, and which Of the two
shall be the umpire must be decided by lot
Q. The Commissioners shall forthwith
proceed to investigate the claims when
presented, carefully examining the evi-
dence, agreeing when they can, and when
they fail, the umpire's decision is to be
-:,hnut appeal; and the two Governments
shall stand by such decisions and be bound
by them.
3. Each claim is to be presented within
SIX months Of their meeting, and decided
on within year after their first meeting.
/. All sums awarded on account Of a
claim shall be paid within one year, by
the Government, without interest.
5. The action of the commission to be
fiual settlement of all prior claims Ct the
sort.
g. The commission to keep straight ac-
counts, and to employ a clerk for the pur-
pose. The salary Of Commissioners to be
the same, and not TO be over $1,000, OF
se620 sterling, annually; of the clerk, not
to be over 81, 800, or f3l0 sterling.
Salaries and contingent expenses to be
paid by a ratcable deduction on the sums
awarded; not, however, to exceed . pei
cent upon them; and in case Of deficien,
cy the two Governments equally TO defray
the balance.
I. The Convention to be ratified within
year after its date.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16
Lns,Cy Sales.
OrDhans' Court Sale.

nv v;,tue of an order from tho oTPhah,
X c,ur, of Union county, the undet''ene',
.dm,ni,,ratots of SAMUEL WILSON ia'e W
Kellv tn. deceased, will sell at private sa'' '"'
fo,,owins REAL ESTATE. to wit; i.
That valuable tract of land si'uateu III ,ie
township and county aforesaid, w'hm m,sI
Of The thriving village Of LewIsbu'e' p0unu nut
Inv lands OF the heirs Of Thos wilson uaI mI;, ~
David Meyer, Flavel Clingan. Joel Rover, = n.,
in Shook, and others, containing ed 49,
or ,hsreabouts, $50 acres cleared ha'''s '"'''
"a on erected a two story Frame HOUSE, anu
.G. Kitchen, a Frame Barn, Spring h'use H',
land never falling 'SpIing OF "a'ef') '''u -,
other out buildings necessary tor inc ,ou'''
and convenience of a Farm. There Is "'' rs
a eool Apple Orchard, with variety u ..
Frnit Trees. The cleared land Is IN h's"
state Of cultivation. and abounds with Limestone
for all necessary purposes.
The above property will answer to di'iue ',iI'
TWO or THREE FARMS, aEd VIII be sou 10
suit purchasers. ...,,
For terms of sale apply TO either OF 'he su''
.cr;bers. or to TnoMas WILsoS, on the premises
ROBT. II. LAIRD,
WM. WILSON. in.
Co., 10 1874 administrators
M;to,;an cnov ueeks
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16

E9.At a regular meeting of the Union
County Wing Standing Committee, called by
tie Chairman pro tenn, present-Messrs. Wei
rick, Courtney, Wsgensci.er, Albright, Ciingsn.
Brown, Tnggart, Merrill, Worlen, the following
permanent officers were chosen:
Col. Wn. F WAsExsELLER, Chairman.
u. n. WoRDES, Secretary.
Resoired That Committees of Vigilance, of
no; less than three nor more than six members,
be appointed by each member of this Committee
for his respective District, and that said Com
mittees be especially urged to use all proper
means to procure a full turnout at the October
election ard that these Committees lie publish
ed 10 tie Union Con- ty Star, the Vok sfIeunl,
the Srlinssrove Demokrst, and the Lev isburg
Chrorcie.
Resoired. That in the opinion of this Com
miIt-e. 1t rs advisable 10 hold district meetings
tlIInue hout the county.
Resoired 1hst said meetings Re called and
conducted by the Committees OF Vigilance Of
the respective districts.
Voted that these proceedings be published.
COMMITTEES.
Penps.-Gen. ID. Miller. jeremiah Grouse.
hndrev :."-i~".iager, Z. X. Wagenseiler, H.
W. Snyder, Israel Cu,vii-s.
i,uTSbary.-E Siiier, Geo. T.. Miller I
Weidensau!, A. Ii. Blair, L. a. keck, H. 1
Nesb!t
Wide DEER, q. Di,ffrnJerfer, G. r.
Cronfa h. Jacob Sypher, Jr, David Il. Kaun
man. Samuel Marshall
Kshy jacob E.ummel James Shields, John
Mover. JOHN Eanvalzah.
EHf BGfIi0s-Rohet H. Land, Jacob Gun
dy. iic0rcc Reed. James Moore, Jr.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16

A DICTIONARY of the most important
Names, Objects and Terms found in the
Holy Scriptures. Intended principally
for Sunday schools and Bible classes and
as aid to family instruction. BY How
ard Macom, d. D., President of the
Lewis Lurg University. With numerous
Illustrations. Boston: Gould and Lin
coin. fhi.adelpL,a 4: Publication Soci-
ETY., us Arch street
This Dictionary was first published for
the use Of Sabbath Schools in 1924. 1t
was fonnl to be adapted to the purpose for
which it was made, and edition after edi.
ton has been called for till One Hundred
and Thirty thousand copies have been
sold. The author, for the thirty years
since, as he has extended his studies and
observations, has been adding means Of
cmendation and completion. He has been
induced Wy TIE publishers to enlarge the
book, and print what improved material
he had at his command This has been
done, and it is now stereo:yped for the last
time. His labours in this department are
brought to close, and with great success.
4 ncw map of Palestine is found at the
opening Of the book-Christian Chronicle.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16
North'd Wing County Convention.

The delegates appointed to meet in Con
vontion at the Court House, in Sunbury,
on Monday last, organized by appointing
Alex. Colt, Of Northumberland, President,
assisted by two Vice Presidents S. A.
Bergstresser, of Shamokin, received the
unanimous denomination, for Assembly I;
c. ". Tharp, of Milton, District Attorney;
and John W. Friling, of sunbury, for Au-
ditor. Joseph SLarpless, of Rush, was re-
commended for County Commissioner, but
is nc: to be connected with the Conven-
finn
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16
FOR SALE,
A large Brick Foundry,

pUiLT six years ago, situate in the Borough
ID of Lewishurg, Union Co, Pa. in a 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 a
never-faillng Well of Water in the Foundry.
Also large WARE-ROOM, 40 by so feet,
two stories high, with an OFFICE I6 by 20
feet attached thereto. CHRIST.
Lewisburg, July IS. 1853
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16
1TW1cpupc CHRONICLE g. WEST BRANCH FAkMEh.

WHAT WAS THOUGHT OF RAILROADS
Forty YEARS AGo.-The following let
ter, in reply to q suggestion about ra'''
roads. written over ~ years ago by Chan.
cellor Livingston, who had been associated
with his brother-in-law, Robert Fulton, IN
application of steam to vessels, shows the
state Of improvement in that city ana
cannot bat prove interesting to readers In
1858. ,o,,
ALBANY, March II, ISL.
Dear Sir:-l did not, till yesterday, re-
ceiye yours of the 25th February; where
it has loitered on the road l am at loss
to say. / had before read Of your very
ingenious proposition as to the railway
communication. fear, however, on ma
ture reflection, hat they will be liable to
serious objections, and ultimately more
expensive than canal. They must be
double, 50 as to prepem the danger Of t~o
such hcory Jodia meeting. The walls on
which they are llaced must be at least four
feet bclow the suifacc and three feet above,
and must be clapped with iron, and even
then would hardly sustain SO heavy a
weight as you pppcse moving at the rate
of f5ur mites an hour, on wheels. rs TO
wood, it would lot last week: They
must be covered With iron, and that, too,
very thick and strong. The means OF
stopping these leavy carriages, without
great ".ocss, and # preventing them from
runn;ny npon cab other, for there would
be many runningo on the road at once
would be very difficult. In the cases of
accidental stops, or the necessary stops to
take wood, waite, &c, many accidents
would happen. The carriage of condens-
ing water wouldbe very Troublesome
, Upon the whole fear the expense would
be much greater than that of canals, with-
out tcing 50 expeditions.
H. X. LIVINGSTON.
If great men Ike Mr.. Livingston prove
SO grossly mistaken, is it any wonder that
the less informed Of our day should have
mauy objections and fears OF Railroads ?
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16

na.The Star falsifes the fact when it
states that Col WAGENsELLER was made
Chairman pro tea. of the Wing County
GaWailhi1ai66e; aud lIvaa-ehAsfp pfr4aassa
in the hands of the Senior Editor Of
that paper plainly stated the fact, which
arnears perverted into a falsehood.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16
,Y,y1SDURA EilaDN1GAg
SEPTEMBER Is, 1858.

seS- The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Susq. River and North and
West Branch Telegraph Company, will be
held on Tuesday the Goth inst, at z L. M.
a, the Montour House, Danville, Montour
county, for the purpose of electing officers
for the ensuing year.
GEO. u. LESLIE, Sec.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16
Tavern Stand for Rent.

YNiiE valuable Tavern Stand, now in the
i occupancy of VIM. r. Diesher. in Chillis-
quaque township. at the end of the Lewisburg
Bridge, is offered for rent, and possession will
be given on the lst day of April next 1t is a
good location for public house, and has been
doing good business. Enquire of
PRICK & SLIFER.
Lcwisburg. March %. 1853.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16

w ic'4'
WILL. he offered at Public Sale on the pre-
w misses in White Deer township cnloh
county, living about one mile from The west
Branch OF the Susqushsnna river on
MONDAY, OCT. 10, 1888,
at l o'clock, Z. NJ. a certain FARM containing
SO Acres. more or less of which ahout %
acres are cleared and in high state oi cui'i'a-
"a tion, whereon are erected one B AKIN
LII. and two Dwelling houses. with nev'r:.5S
failing Springs Of excellent Water at tht--.
doors. and an ORCH1RD with choice Fruit
all grated Also IRON ORE n.P'ehy'
OF which one drit has been opened WIN pro-
missing vein, and sample OF IT can be seen on
the pre- misses. The tract afjoins lands OF Cha 5
Kline, Paul Goodlaurier. Jacob S'ahl and others
The above will be sold together or IN lots, TO
suit purchasers. =, N L.
NR If the above is not sold, it will he
offered FOR RENT on the day above written.
Possession viii be given on the lst day o'
Apr! next. ..,.,1
Terms of sale made known aOJ due attend
,nce given on the above day 10y
JOHN ME"KLEI.
DAVID NECK LEY.
Sent g Executors OF Jscon MEoKLtr' dec d.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16
Settlement Of Claims between the
United States and Great Britain,

The Convention between the United
States and Great Britain, concluded on the
Sth of February last, has been made pub
he by President Pierce. The subject was
the unsettled claims between the two coun-
tries since the treaties of Ghent; Hon.
Joseph H. Ingcrsol and Lord John Rus
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16

admit the minors and female members OF
their families without further charge.
Executive Committee adjourned to meet
at the same place at 9, A. NJ, Of the first
day of the Fair.
o. N. WoRDEN, Rec. Sec.
CNoTE.-The above Committees were
appointed from the list Of paying members,
or those who were supposed to be such,
and is as much scattered as possible
Some townships have no members, known
to the President, and others have but l,
., or 3, and two thirds of the paying mem
bers, are fiom Bufaloe, Kelly, Lewisburg'
and East Bufialoe. These explanations IT
Is hoped will satisfy every one that the
best possible selections were intended to
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16
Carpet Bags and Trunks.
MORE LUMBER

III added to the old stock of Dry
$4,000 feet of JoistS and Scaniling, consist
ing of all sizes and lengths.
Sawed Rails and Shingling Lath.
10000 Plasterng I.ath. 3 and feet long.
Inch Boards. Weaiherboards l and a inch
Pannel Boards and Plank.
All who are building can be accommodated by
calling on the subscriber, VITO would be
thankful for their patronage.
THOMAS NESBIT.
Lewisburg, May 3, 1853 3mpd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16

NIAGARA, Sept. about eight o.
clock this morning large piece of Table
Bock fell with tremendous crash, Just
over the path which leads under the sheet
of water of the Horse Shoe Fall. 1t is
not known that any one was killed, but
fears have hcen felt that some of the nu-
rlerous visitors at the Falls may have been
passing The rock has been cracked f1r
some time and it was expected to fall soon.
This and the previous. fractures have CON
siderably reduced the extent Of Table
Roc';
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16

Il is strongly urged in the Southern portion
of ihis county. that in case OF Division, that
section " wort be too poor 10 meet The taxes n,
readily as they do now, when the Buiialoo Nai-
lev shares the burden. To such would sub
mt the following erp0'e:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16
Most Valuable TGv.n Property
t 0 r S A l. b.

House. Barn, and Lot of Ground AT the
corner OF From, and Market streets in the DO
rough of Lewisburg.
Also, . Valuable TOWN LOTS on the
West Branch Of the SISquehanna, in the Bo
rorgh of Lewisburg. fronting on Front street
IN said Borough, and running down to low
water mark. To be sold As one lot, or NAV
be divided into three separate Lots.
Persons dcrirouS Of purchasing will please
address line 10
SAMUEL J. CRESWELL.
4sl No. 252 Race 81. PhiLadeiphiG.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16
y,Ir.TIoS cF UNION couSTrIS 1858.

Ii will lie seen tha, the Valuation and PopuIa-
ton Of each would be about equal. for it must
he recoliectsd that fenns, Beaver. and other
quite equal 10 Buffalo. Xxx.
~ The above "sta,istics" were furnished BY
a gentleman in the Central portion Of The coun>
ty. We Object to Its chasing Union township
eriirely with the South, az portion is evidently
on the North aide Of the county. There is no
doubt that Buffalce Valley is taxed heavier than
any other portion of The State in proportion to
population; and New Berlin anticipates, not
long hence more good fat stakes" from her rich
ta''ns. Buifaiae Valley is taxed nearly one half
oi the expenses of the county. A county seat
in her own borders would doubtless be much the
Cheapest Tor her, Let her taxpayers think twice
before they vote against il.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16
New SAW Mill, MACHINE SHOF

Plaster NW, D'eeili"g NoUsc,
and other Out-buildincs, and = Acres Of
L;sssS;, more or less, belonging 10 SAID MIL
which can be sold in Town Lots.
The last described properly is located in the
en,erprising and thriving Town of White Deer
Mills, hall mile from the Canal. Through ii
is located the SuSquehanna Railroad, leading
from Harrisburg to EImira, NY. and on the
opposite side of the River is located the Phila-
delphia d Erie Railroad--both of which are
under contract and speedy completion. 1t Is
also the principal outlet Of Sugar Valley, Of
White Deer Valley, and part Of Buffaloe Val
ley, three of the best Wheat-growing vallies in
the State and is destined TO be one of the best
business places for the Grain, Lumber. Flour
and Mercantile trade, Immediately around ii
being Iron-worlis, Factories. etc, IN full oper
atoR,wi,h inducements and facilities for many
more. Capitalists, and those desrous Of
making fortune in short time, will do well
10 call, examine and purchase.
Terms of sales will be made known on days
of sales.
Seized, taken in execution and 10 be sold as
the property of MIcuAEL HorFNAN.
JOHN KESSLER, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. New Berlin, Sept l3, 1855
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16
Valuable Real Estate
Az PIRLIC SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale certain io'
of ground situate in Chillisquaque lwp,
Northumberland TO-, within hall mile OF
Lewisburg, and lying upon the West brahch
Canal upon one side and the Sunbury q Ere
Railroad on the Olher containing between \
and > Acres, and upon which are erected a
1aAlwo storey Dwelling, Barn, and all nee
G:E .essary OutbuildingS. also WARE 80
HOUSE and SrORE-ROOM with ,si.a
all necpsSarv fixtures
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16

Horse THIEVES ABoUT.-On last Sun.
day night, horse belonging to Thomas
Galbraith, was stolen from his pasture field,
IN Delaware TIP, North'd county, by horse
thieves. Twenty-Five dollars reward has
been offered for the horse and thief, or ten
dollars for the horse. This is another eyi.
dence that the county is infested by gang
OF beartless villains-and unless the far
mers take the matter in hand and devise
means by which the villains will be brought
to justice, they may yet lose many Of their
most valuable horses.-lM7toniaa.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16

r1~ A new kind of cotton has been
brought from among the Pine Indians of
New Mexico, by an officer of the Mexican
boundary Commission. Its popularity
consists in fine, silky staple, superior in
length and strength to all kinds previous
ly known. We learn that the seed has
been introduced into Texas, and that the
plant will soon be grown there extensively.
1t has also the great advantage of not de-
generating, and not requiring renewal of
the seed. The plant, if all these peculi-
arities are observed permanently to belong
to it, must effect a revolution in cotton
raising.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16
aHoat-Yard and Shop,

with all the conveniences for repairing and
building Boats-thus rendering it one Of the
most desirable business locations in the neigh
borbood There IS also thriving young
ORCHARD of Apple aud Peach Trees upon
the lot, and never failing Well of excellent
water at the door.
If not previously sold, the above will be
exposed TO public sale in the borough of Lew
isburg on 1aursdoy the 3sih day of October
next Possession will be given on the lst OF
April. 1854. Terms Of sale made known and
due attendance given on the above day by
JACOB RHOADS,
Atty for the Heirs Of J. RnoAps, dec d.
Jacksonville, Center Go. Aug. II, 1893
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16
whereon are erected large and excellent
Stone Bank Earn, lC0 Feet Long,

There Will also be offered for sale, on the
premises, commencing at o'clock, 7. NJ, Of
Saturday, SM Oct0Jer
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16
next, new and large
STON Il GRIST AND ~
floarina nlill, I.

Five stories high,in excellent order for Custom
and Merchant work, situated four miles above
Million, on the opposite side of the River. at
the mouth Of White Deer Creek, never fail
ing stream of water 1t will be offered scpar-
ately from or together with
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16
IRON MASTERS AND FARMERS

vMiItonian copy 8 weeks.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-16
Union County Fair.

GEO. II. LESLIE,