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THIS give notice that I, Clara McWiiisrns, Of
Virginia, obtained the State Of Viz
snin duplicate Of land No @ for 2ess grant
10 INV father Williams, his navy,
Jay 7 original being c and that shall claim scrip
for the
Ian 2O-law3m
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$500 lbs. do do In pieces IL and is feet long
900 cords best cobble quarry for crib ballast
Proposals materials similar quantities and quality will be
ceved al the time foT Dunkirk New York.
The will require the delivery be made during the
month May The whole be delivered by the 3
May.
Inspection ofmaeras will be made delivered, but
quantity whole payments will be
quantities inspected, 10
the value hereof which will forfeited United
States the shall fail in his paid the
tractor the final ulhlment Of his
All materials viii the risk Of the until inspected
and by the United States but aer being inspected
and received the Materials being then the of the United
States, will be at the risk OF the United States.
The contractor be subject when he has materials in sufficient
quantity ready delivery delay than three br
IA United States agent inspect and receive the
Each bid accompanied bidder
responsible man, and able fulfil his obligations
War judging
bids and reducing Of the
bid aggregate amount according his Judgment
low the limit of appropriations.
J. J. ALBERT,
Col. Corps Typographical Engineers
Dec Il--dl2t&2awtFebl0
To inserted Republic, Inegencer and Union, Wash
Courier and Enquirer and Express New York CONNER
Advertiser Buffalo, York Advertiser Detroit Michigan
Albany Register, Albany New York Erie Gazette EIe
vania, twelve daily then twice week until February To-
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n H. HOOE n CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers m
Competing, cloths mAttinGs curtain materials,
sbsetne and house furnishing goods generally
h-t~esn7 h and 9Th streets Washington
ID. q, l...n9
Ana MI
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4 MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston by
Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished
and conveniepcss or the
ton Of travelling public.
pse Idly
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guired obligation perform proposed ~i good and ss
ncieDt suIotos.
Dated. kSlsnoo ~ suaiehtefsl
Form u a CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned, postmaster Of esfunes Thai he IL well
they properly and able 10 make good ue
.-.Na5" I fs4.' signed.
addressed Second
General and ~ particularly they
Of the letter Proposals,
y. ID. HUBBARD
Postmaster General,
Posr orpoK DKPARraTsr, December 81, 1851
an .-9AwtFeb0
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CALCISED ptass~r.-Jua arrived ftesf supply q eacn'a
" plaster, and for sale by Y. NJ. PEARSON Cos
Jan 2s-&sod I'm street.. the eana'
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The York and Liverpool United states MAIL
Steamers.
The ships comprising this line are;
The Faclhc.. SJe
The Adriaue
r.r-s, ships having been built BY contract
I'VE for service, care has been
Ih1YIQ also IN their engines
strength and speed; and their accommo
uneQualed elegance and comfort
York Liverpool in first cabin 1
Exclusive OF extra size state rooms SOW
From Liverpool 10 New York, ESQ and f2O
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No berths be secured until paid for.
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NONGRESs having amended the providing the
heretofore
subject Withdrawn, and the following subs
In their stead
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yVOLFEs Celebrated schiedom Gin, called Aromatic

VJOI4FES Celebrated Schiedain Gin, called
w Schiedam SchnappsNo Holland gin, equal
r,cfcation be Obtained either American
ket price, is manufactured by the proprietor exclusively
at schedam in Holland by peculiar to his own factory
favored,
Italian juniper berry,
wi spirinous
and
aroma, altogether cordial properties Ho
land gin heretofore known.
by principal druggists United States, %
Beaver
UDoLPHo WOLFE, Importer
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MEMOIRS. Journal, and Correspondents. nj Thomas
w Moore John RusselL Nos a E..s.
Jsnn YRARCk TAYLOR,
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The undersigned undertake that the foregoing hid for
mail No - be accepted by
Bidder SHALL The arst day July, 1881
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16

Messrs. Harper & Brothcrs-Thc entire
loss of this firm is estimated at one million,
four hundred thousand dollars, of which
100000 was in their buildings, the re-
mainder being their immense stock of pub
lications, presses, type, and the other mate
rials of their vast publishing establishment.
The insurance on the whole amount is but
100000. With the exception of policy
of SIC, 900 in foreign Insurance Company
nearly every office in this city has risk of
5000. Their buildings fronting on Cliff
street contained a number of mammoth
steam power presses, which were entirely
destroyed. The three other beautiful build
ings of the Harpers, on the corner of Cliff
and Ferry streets, escaped any damage
whatever. The mass of the valuable stere-
otype plates owned by the Messrs. Harpcrs
are saved, as they were all packed away in
the large street vaults.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16
Registers Notices.

The following accounts will be presented for
confirmation and allowance at Orphans Court
in New Berlin, Friday, 23d Dec. 1883:
Final acct of g. 1. HiSnger Admir- Of the estate of
Conrad liassinCrr, late of Center Tp. decd
The acct Of VA .Syti, Admir- of the estate Of Ann
knepp, late Of West Beaver TIP, decd
The acct of Irtin Rm. Guar Of ,;.orcc rn,o- c,;Ia
OF paniel Relish. lai' Of West Buialoe Up, decd
Final acct Of Jonathan Linet IN fxr of C,sncy Con.,
dec Of opls of widow Caarnr q, .t LATE of Perry Tn
Final acct Of STah and Dfnist Lo,.q Adm'rs Of the
estate Of Peter Long. late Of Union Tp d,c'd
The acct of christIIn 'rGyJH Guard of Elizabeth n
minor child of Jacob Gray bill, late Perry Tp decd
The acct Of J,nsS T. iudu Admir- Of the estate of Co,
Jackson FatIen, late OF Lew>barg decd
The acct Of Jrmss f. Linn Admir- If the estate of Mary
Hoffman. late of White Deer Tp decd
The acct of Si~'el .etH and JrrI 0r1,r,r rrrs M
Eetecca >irawscr late # Chapman Tp, decd.
The acct of Emrnesi HoL, and yLp cc5.ct r,,rs of
Christian Houtz, late of Washington To- decd
The acc cf JOAN GtHdy Admir- Of Elizabeth smith latc
Of Fast Nufiloe Ip. decd '''
The acct Of IG SL,irr and y,,,b S,,,l,, r,,rs n
Joshua iionsei. late OF Lewsburg der'd
The acct Of Gfrgs Sroacser sI,ry, Admir- or Gaorr.
Smith, late of Hartley To. decd
The acct of Stn,T,i H. Ktso Admir- Of Charles Mason
late of Hartley TP, decd.
Fins, acct Of Dlcid Wei ict, Admir- of James Wales
late Of Center Up. decd
The aret Of itter Rgn1n, Admir- cr Daniel Hoffman
, late Of West Beaver Tp, deed.
Only and final acct Of Christian S.,Du,. Adm'r n,
EiEabcfh schnur. late Of Hartley Tp decd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16

upon a private business house than th'
terrible confagration Of Saturday. Th'
destruction Of important works literature
and science, is extensive and disastrous il
the extreme. For the last six months, the
publications issued by Harper & Brothers
were of a more interesting and valuable
character, than the usual average Of their
editions. The plates, however, are pre-
served, and we trust, will speedily furnish
the public with new editions of the books,
the loss of which would be damage to
to literature. Of the works going through
the press at the time of the disaster, we
are compelled to give different account.
For the most part, these are irrecoverably
lost. The hopes of both author and pub
Usher, in regard to them, are destroyed at
" one fell swoop." Among these, was the
Magazine for January, the last sheets Of
which were on the press, when the fire
broke out.-N y Tribune.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16
Alliance between England and France
On the Eastern Question.

The Herald has special information
upon which it places entire reliance, that
on the eleventh day Of November, in the
city Of London, most important treaty Of
alliance was agreed to and signed by Count
Walewski on the par; Of France, and Lord
Clarendon OF the part of England, in refer
,nas :..is., q. o. Tg'ktsh question. The treaty
ting parties of England and France was
despatched Immediately ty couriers to
Berlin enn Vienna, with an intinition
that from the day Of its arriva! at each of
these capitals period Of seven days would
re allowed 10 the cabinets Of Prusis AID Of
Austria TO determine upon their assent or
refusa. TO enter into the arrangement. If
sgreed 70, well and good; if rejected, it
was to be understood that T ancc and En-
gland would take the settlement and the
responsibilities Of thisEeastern controversy
into their OWL hands. Il is further under
stood that from the terms Of this treaty,
Russia will he required forthwith TO evac-
uate the Danubian PrinciPa!ities, or that
in refusing, she hazards the momentous
consequences Of an immediate joint decla-
ration of war from En- gland and France.
Aud a. the shortest road tn peace, when
once this declaration is made, the WeraJ
thinks We may safely assume that the ac-
tive operations Of the allies against Russia
will be of the most effective aud formidable
description, 10y land and sea.
This positive and warlike alliance be-
tween France and England is due, first, to
the unmistat eb,c wishes Of the French
army, the French people, and the natural
inciinatious Of the Napoleon dynasty, res
ting, as it docs, upon the glorios and the
the unavenaed disasters Of the empire.
And then secondly, this alliance against
the timid aud trihing expeiients Of Lord
Aberdeen is due to the force Of the public
opinion Of England, which is beginning to
have a voice even in its foreign policy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16
The Turkish War.

Latest accounts give no news Of any
great OF decisive battle between the Rus
sian and Turkish armies. Several skir-
mishcs between detached portions # their
armies, have resulted generally fayorably
to the Turkish cause. Bo'h parties how
ever appear to be preparing 20 enter into
winter quarters.
An engagement ictwecn the Fleets Of
the contcnaing ns.;ons, has resulted in
the defeat Of the Russians The Carcasians
have also been sucressfu. in every meeting
with their cid enemies TIE Russians.
Ga the whole, the news is decidedly
favorable to the Turkish cause, anl their
national pride is fully aroused.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16
33a Congress---lst Session.

On Wednesday. iiev. Henry Slicer WAS
elected chaplain TO the Senate, and Gen.
Armstrong printer TO the House.
MIR Milburne, Of Mobile (blind man is
chosen Chaplain to the House
Beverly Tucker is chosen Printer to the
Senate, having % votes to Il for Gen. Z.
Armstrong Of the F,ion. i.r Tucker is
publisher of the Sentinel, which SO fercely
denounccs the Administration :or appoint
ing Free Soiiers and Scccssionists to any
Office. The Wh;gs. Free Soilers and lIards
voted for Mr. Tucker.
IN the House, Mr. Houston is Chairman
of Committee Of Ways & Means, Mr. Bsyly
Of Foreign Affairs, Mr.. Bocock of Naval
Affairs, Mr. Benton on Military Affairs.
Mr.. Middleswar;h is one Of the commit
tee on Revolutionary Pensions, also on the
Expenditure in War department,
Mr.. Gamble is Of Com, on Elections.
Dec. l2-Thc House rejected by two
majority a motion to elect their House
Librarian
Mr.. Gerri. Smith presented petition
f'om the New York Temperance Alliance,
asking Congress to take action for the sup
preston Of Intoxicating drinks 10 the
District Of Columbii. and asked fer a spe-
ciai committee. Mr.. Richardson objected,
aud it bays crer -
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'OrDhans' Court Sale.

DY virtue Of on order from the Orphans
II Court of Union county, the undersigned,
administrators Of SAMUEL WILSON, late Of
Kelly Tp. deceased. will sell at private sale the
following REAL ESTATE, to wit:
That valuable tract Of land situated IN the
! township and county aforesaid, within miles
of the thriving village Of Lewisburg, bounded
by lands Of the heirs Of Tho's Wilson decd,
David Meyer, Flavel Clingan. Joel Rover, Phil
ip Shook. and others. containing 22J acres
or thereabouts, $50 acres cleared, having there
&Aon erected a two story Frame House and
4:4Kitchen, a Frame Barn. Spring House
(and never failing Spring Of Wa'er) and all
other ut-huildines necessary for the comfort
and convenience of Farm. There is alsoes,
u good Apple OrchaId, with a variety OF e.
Fruit Trees. The cleared land is in high
state of cultivation, and abounds with Limestone
for all necessary purposes.
The above property will answer to divide into
TWOor THREE FARMS, and will be sold to
suit purchasers.
For terms of sale apply to either Of the subs
scrbers, or TO THOMAS WILSON. on the premises.
ROBT. II. LAIRD,
WM. WILSON, in.
Sept II, 1859. administrators.
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for l6!I! Sale.

THAT large and desirable property on
the corner Of Marke, and Wafer S,s.,
we'll situated for residence, for business
or for residence and place Of business.
There is a large BRICK House contain.
ing large rooms on the first floor, 6 bed
rooms on the second floor, and two large
and Washhouse adjoins, and it has also a
large cement Cis,ern, a Pump and Well ol
good water, and all the necessary out
buildings.
For terms &c. apply to GEO. Muller
Esq. S. r. DAVIS.
Lewisburg, Sept. %, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16
A NEW REPUBLIC

LOWER CALIFORNIA
Extract from the log book Of Panama
correspondent Of the NY. Herald
SUNDAY, Nov. 2O.-At 6, P. NJ, saw a
bark bearing S. w. of US, about eight
miles distant, carrying all sail, and endea-
voring to cut US of and firing signal guns !;
supposing her in distress bore up for her !;
she proved to be the bark Carolina, from
Cape St. Lucas she bore flag consisting
of two red horizontal stripes with a white
stripe between, containing two golden stars 4;
she reported new Republic had been pro-
claimed in Lower California; the Carolina
lis the same vessel that left San Francisco
in October, bent on filibustering cxpedi-
ton in Guayamas, numbering in all about
fifty men, commanded by Col Walker
they handed us paper, in which they sta
ted they had taken the town of La Paz
that they had on board, as prisoners, ex-
Governor Espinosa, and the public docu-
ments; few days after they took as pris-
oncrs, Col Rebolleio, who had been sent
by the Mexican Governor to supersedc Es-
pinosa these with their own selfmade
Governor, Walker, they had three Cover
nors of Lower California on board
the Carolina, and I should judge from
their number that their whole battalion, as
they term it, was on board the bark, and
had left St Lucas to save their heads.
The vessel was apparently beating up the
coast, evidently bound to San Diego, as
their document, handed unsealed, was
directed to the editor of the San Diego
Herald; gave them some morning papers,
and left them, on.y rcgretting that | had
not the authority to take the vessel as a
prize, and instead of which l lost fifteen
miles from my days run, in endeavoring,
as supposed to relieve vessel in dis
tress.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16
G4tG&CcYy.
Protestant Americas Beck fer the Times.
Or. DoWlingS History of Rcmanism,

! lust publisheG-a NV w.SpYx1,pe,n,
~ TIos Of Dr.. DONL1NG'S HISTORY or
koMANlsM.-1hiS his popular INC valuable vc,r
(Which Is Protestant but otherwise eun.ect.r,.p,
mas been pronounced by all Protestan, deleu
nations the HfaH61rG History Of the ,uti,s,
ut which II ;reaiS.
In consequence Of The late FIRE in the Put.
HsheT establishment, he has teen unable for
me iaN' lew n" h'hs To suPPlythe frequen order.
l"I 'hiS "'fh' lie has now the pleasure 10
announce that DR.. DoWi1nE has prrpar,d Al,
. eNtenSNe and valuable SEpplen,pt of .ben,
iHttt>t q" ~ 's'.U" -. V ~
gle Tor hb.rtF IN Rome, ,hc Nad.ai. Cav,
etc. etc; and that Ike enlarged work fu,I,,
Il n'bie volume Of SIS pages) is nov ,,,tr
ami "Iil be supplied TO agents. bocks.ll,r, ~.
ne iuoHc h'h'm e"y 16rGnee q pre- ur,n
Hundreds Of testimonials fro m dI.,inrr,,t.s
c'ersymen, scholars, presidents Of colleges,
others. have been received. tesiIfyipg IN n.
hdeiiy and value Of this History. A ,in,l.
oi iheNe. from the pen Of that emIneD, Prc,.,,
, ant scholar, the Rev. Geo. b. Cheeyrr mn =,
gwen as specimen Of the whole:
This "'' client and beautiful work saw. n, r,
many ana ',rH strong claims for ro, ul,r .,,,
anu VI d" not d'ubt that i is DESTINED t. Lar,
ordinary sale II - The mos, .le. ami, .ri,t
snd executed works ~ Rave se,n i..1.a 49,, 20
Ap'rI Ieah pres c'niNinin- large nunt,r a. -
hni>t-d ensraviacs. illustrative Of h. rrr,nfr; lht
siiuons -rs'cuous. and incident, of Kon,ri,r -
oi'rh TEL most ,cqu'nt tall. and arr Of resi- t, .
Ne a. hiIiitH ornamental The work itseJfi i. cb.,.,
if"t hy er at Te>eaTrh and a nirr, hen .,
Wv OF th' nHturr and history Of the Pop,h ,,s,,1 :,
presents su'lrct hut sufi,rntiy fall b.t,rv nf,t
progress. errors. crucltics ard present
ial a., nnthenti'at'd ty reference 10 III, mr., ~
rSo'r 'rtT :. related IN spirited, enyasipx nd
=, -, ~ =; y, an ARRANGED IN the lucid NAME
IL a'ounds in facts and incidents a, a. Wi, =,
settrr adapted to furnish vivid 80.
ites'N" p'rtraltnreo Of Romans \. it is. th., sr,I
t"k We hnow Of 1t supplies a great lart in a., s''
Etsl literature; and now that a conflict vi.h p.' 80,
I9f'ed M upon US and is soon to become the bu,;r
vi, c"rSS and iaity. work richly .,o,.t -, -
ana arguments will he timely and ps.f, i.'a
.. s,aa 10 see II IN every family, and adornpr
O. Agents for the above vorl 70
uable inducements will be Offered ~ nm '.
every State of the Union. AnnI,. - AZ
EDWARD WALKER Prb,;,b
May, 1853. ia Ful,on &,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16
Union County Business.
(OURTPrOcIam aiiOn-Whereas

b 'Oa - IOnu " het' 10 wv
~ Hon. ABM 5 WILSON, President Judge
for the 10Th Judicial District consisting Of the countie.
of Union and Mi'in, and JacoB WIrTEarYER and JAMES
MARSHALL Esquire'. Associate Judges in Union county
have issued their precept bearing date the 24th day
sept, 1885, and to directed for the holding If au Or
rlans Court Court Of Common Pleas oyer and Terminer
and general Quarter Sessions. at NEW BERLIN for the
county Of Union, the secorld MD,'aay Of DELEHBER
et being the 18th day sj3 and to continue two weeks
NOTICE is therefore hereby given to the Coroner,
usticrs Of the Peace and Constafes in and for the
ty q" Uninn 10 in their proper persons with
their Roll, Records, 1nqui,ons, Examinations. and
other Remembrance, do those things which Of their
Offices and in their behalf appertan to he done and all
witnesses and other prosecuting in behalf Of the
Commonwealth against any person Persons are re-
quircd To lie then and there attending, and not depart
without leave at their peril Justicrs requested 70
be pnnctua in their attendance at the appointed time
agreeable to notice.
Given under hand and seal at the Sheriff's Office in
New berlin, the 18th day Of Oc in the Of our Lord
thousand eight hundred and ftythree, and in the
seventy seventh year of The Independence Of the United
states of America. God sauc he Com mon,reaih.
JOHN KESSLER Sheriff.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16
Grand Jurors-Dec. T. 1853.

Keuy-JacoL lIummcl VIM Ciingan
Le'risLuy-Thonas Hayes, Robert Musser, Renslcar
furrey, Dennis Phillips, Isaac Walter
tEI'o'-Pcter Dauberman Henry Mowrcr
EIt BayH0e-Nm |. Harris, Leonard Wolfe
Isl,.s-Danl OFT, ahram Niezc, Michael Fisher
CiGpmIn-JacOb Witmor Ebrght, VIM Kelly
Nddl.cce'k-J VI Dautcrnian, Hendricks, " Courtney
BuGlof-Adam Hamler WHIT Deer-Israrl ,i.ycr
ctntcr-Geo Bowersox Uet Bear.r-Reuben Smith
TR1rERSE JT'RORS
EsIccr-Jacob Heater, Jacob Greenhoe Jr
Wet Bs1rer-John Usch MtinJDg-JW W Sands
Bajdioc-Petcr Miller. Michael Dunkl. Campbell.
Jacob Neg James Irwin. Enos Stahl
Est tnyIioe-Jacob Gundy, Baker, Gideon Bichl
t'St Bt.Jatoe-Chrisiian kaup, Zaeharias Breyman
CentcT--Ianl Shower, John Rarin. .I..hn Riccr
,a1p"an- Peter Gcntcr.in; John kerst-ter, in suel
ihf'y-,i"nry Hoffman. lily Null. Joseph Mer, Jas
Aupel, BENIN Gooiian1er Isaac leisch, Jacob houck
ksliy-LairI Howard, John SEDAN
L'T.sba'-A Iiatiieid,J GibsonJ Mertz ii Goodman
" NJ BsTtiH-SiInOu t,Ino. Jacob Nilihouse
l'lhS-iienry snyder : Hartman
Ifrrg--Iarrb MiniunI, John SchrawJer
thpn-Michaci En-le. Henry Cochran, Isaac Swarm,
David MITCHELL, J Cook
HIshinqtDr,--P.tcr Mertz, Adam Gilbert
Uhtc Dser-AndTew NCienahan
PETIT JtROPS (2d wcekl
UTite D''r-S0l n Sassaman, Luther Ranck, Richard
Hdshm1fD1-.Iuhn z R7uSh. L : Boyer
JHnH-d"o Weir ChGpmqa-Iewis Kerrt.t tier
i'nns-Mathias App, Saml Boyer Jr
Vuidecresk-Mlthiss Dauicrnsn. Joel Bgcr
" HRnturg-!saac l. Bees, Bcrjn lIaus
L',esto"e-Christofh ccbod Dan smith, Peter chr
LTIcistnrg-A u IItwn. John Hertz
keHy-James Shields, Levi Pawling
tEntsr-frclk Nertz, lily Arboyast, Vim Kuhn J Kern
lisSt B.fiII0e-t'eo iiauck, Thns Taylor
Jiist B'ttIiss-Isaar Miller. John Young
iuFlt',-Davii Herbst VIM IalfIsnny. in " Sirnonton
Hta B.drcr-Nichael Bear II II Narxaritz
BrGrcr-Nm Beaver, Ahrsm snook, Fredk Bngaman
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16
Il East Corner Market and
J. & T. SpVler

South East Corner MARKET and IHird SIS.
J. & F. SpyAer
"AVE just opened and for sale cheap for
Cash or in exchange for country produce
Hats-Moleskin Nos. l. =, 3; Silk Nos /,
2, 3; Angola Nos. |, ,, 3; black curled brm,
pearl and fiat brim Hungarian. fine brush.
maggon, wool, for Men and Boys. Summer
Hats from Panama down TO a levy chip.
Caps of the latest styles and Of every des-
crlptIon, 10 suit everybody.
ClOthing-Coa,s, Pants, and Vests for
Men and BOYS; Shirts Of different kinds, shirt
collars, stocks, handkerchiefS, gloves, socks,
IN short everything to wear irom head to foot.
Also
Carpet Bags and Trunks.
prices are low. Give us a call ana examine
for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere.
A large assortment Of FurS, such as Muls
Victorines and Mufiatees, &c
Panama, Leshorn Hats, and Bonnets WHIT
EyEn ANp PRESSED on short notice and reason
able terms. Nov. 4, 1888
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16
Total,
sl,56O,50O s33S,OOO

W." E"nK. Dec 13-Thc Harpcrs
Beckman street, corner Of Gold, IN the buila-
ing occupied as type foundry by John T.
White. Their safe was taken there yestcr-
day, and their account books, policies of
insurance, &c, &c, found to be perfectly
safe. A large quantity of books rescued
from the building during the fire, was also
removed thither, and although insignificant
compared with their aggregate stock ,proved
to be larger than was supposed.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16
HTThs following are the nau,cs of the

BsTThs following are the names of the
persons, belonging to the surveying party
Of Capt Gunnison, who were murdered by
she Utah Indians on the 20th October, on
IRE Sewer River, near Sewer Lake: Capt.
J. Gunnison, commander; RH.Keru,top-
cgrapher; Crutzfeidt, B.lsnest, and VIM.
Potter, guides; privatcs Garfield, Liplor
EFT, and Melton, company a. mounted
riiiemen and John Beilam, employc One
hAif the company escaped.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-12-16
Carpet Bags and Trunks.
G9ls soIyIIoW

THE Partnership heretofore existing under
the Firm Of CHRIST 81 Fnrcx between
Levi b. Christ and George 4. Frlck in the
Foundry Business, is this 2iih day Of June
1853 dissolved by limitation. Coca. Frick is
alone authorized to settle the business Of the
Firm. except in case of his absence from home
when l.. Is. Christ will attend TO the same
l.. b. CHRIST,
GEO. 4. FRICK.
n. B. All persons indebted t. said Firm are
requestedto to make payment of the same by the
lSt day Of October ncxt-after which time all
accounts will he left with 4 Justice for inmed-
late collection. $50