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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-04-08
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FOREIGN A:Msl2aN! NEWS.
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The American steamship Arctic arrive
at New York, April 4th., at 4 o'clock
from Liverpool, with dates to the 23d ult
and Gl passengers.
In consequence of the position Of Turk
ish aiftirs,prices at the French Bourse ha,
fallen alarmingly, and English funds wer,
also temporarily depressed.
An alarming fire broke ont in the pr;
vate apartments of Windsor Csstle, the
residence Of Queen Victoria, on the nigh
of the 18th of Narch, and was not 90,
under till 6 o'clock next morning. The
Prince of Wales Tower was the principal
point injured. Total amount of DAMAGE
about $4,000. The fire was seen a,
Reading, a distance of 20 miles.
FRANcE.-Mr Riycs will return to the
United States in May.
1t was stated on Thursday, in the dip,o-
matte circles, that at the interview which
took place between the Emperor and Lord
Stratford de Redcliffe on the previous day.
the Emperor repeated, in the strongest
possible terms, his desire to act cordiallv
with the English Government on the East
ern question, as the only means of pre-
venting conflict, which would only lead
to the dlsmember,nent Of the Turkish En-
plrc or a war in Europe.
1t is currently reported tha. the EN-.
peror of Austria has represented to the
Pope, in strong terms, that as the renre.
sentative Of an ancient monarchy, he de-
sires to assert his right to precedence be.
fore Napoleon III, and that he would feel
himself sighted if the Pope were to crown
the French Emperor until several months
after bis own coronation by the head of
the Church at Vienna.
TuRKEY.-The unexampled hauph.i.
ness Of Mcntschikof, the Russian enyov
to the Porte, caused an immense fIutter
among the diplomats.
1t was reported that the Russian fleet
vas clustered near Constantinople, but the |
'eport was not correct.
Col. Rose, the British Charge d'Ara;rs
It Constantinople, s,nt to Malta in haste
o admiral Dundas, requiring him to bring
he feet to the Turkish waters. The ac.
uraey Of statement to that effect, which
ad been questioned, was admitted by
'ori j. Russell, in the House of Com
Mons. II is said that the British repre.
'ntati7e at Constantiuople las taken this
ecisive step at the desire Of the Porte,
'hich, in its terror, throws itself on Brit
n support The proceedings of the Rus
ian Ambassador (Mentschikoff) are rep.
esen'ed as insulting in the extreme, and
eem to Indicate an intention to precipitste
,attcrs to a crisis.
The Madiai family had arrived at Mar.
,illes. ,
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New Nl Shop.
Samuel S!ifer has Just OF

Samuel S.ifer has just opened shop
on Market Square. between the Post Office and
Lyndal's Bookstore, where he is prepared to
make and sell
Boots and Shoes of all kir. ds,
for Ladies, Misses. Men and Boys. AIso for
sale, GUM SHOES of all sizes. RETAINING
done as usual.
for work.
By punctuality, and using good materials in
the very hes, way, he hopes 10 share the pat
ronage of a discriminating public.
IeWisburg, Nov. IL, 1852
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For the Icri.burS Chronicle

Mr.. Editor: Your publication, last week,
Of proceedings that took place forty years
ago, and in which my old friend DIR. VIII
let took conspicuous part, stirred up
an impression that my mind received
some thirty years ago, which now rests
with ne in the shape of a tradition;
but as tradition is sometimes an un-
certain guide TO the truth, will not give
it as fact vouched fer, but merely suggest
that an examination of the Grand jury
reports Of some thirty years standing, made
a: New Berlin, might reveal whether tie
tradition is truthful. 1t is this: Tha,
about the time that the seat of justice for
Union county was seeking a location under
the direction of the wisdom of our fathers.
benero'eas individual of the County made
q donation Of lot or lots of ground, on
which to erect the public buildings, who
afterwards, through the medium Of the
Grand Jury, sought remuneration there
for out Of the County Treasury.
-. QUI, SENIOR. !
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Executors Notice.

r ETTERS testameutary on the last will
l 4 and testament Of SAMUEL ANnos, late oi
The Borough Of Lewisburs, deed, have been
granted to the subscribers by the Register OF
Union Co. All persons having claims against
the estate viii present them for settlement
and all persons indebted make payment With
ont DELAY, TO ALEX. AMMONS, 1r
BIEHS AMMoNS,3
Lewisburg, Oct. Is, 1852.
NIB. Byers Ammons will continue the
lumber business of the late firm OF HuHsH and
AnMos, and respectfully solicits continuance
OF the public patronage
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ALSO, COMPANION TO THE ABOVE,
RINNS'S JUSTICE
TSINCSS MANS LEGAL GUIDE.

A TREATIES on the Office and Duties Of Aldermen
and Justices Of the Peace in the wealth Of Penn
sylya.ia including all the required Forms of Profess
and Do-ket Entries aud embodyiug not only whatever
NAV be deemed valuable Justices OF the Peace but to
landlords Tenants and Gcncrr Agents, and making the
volume what purrort. To he, Srf Legal Guide for
Business Men by John Bnus late Alderman in the city
If Philadelphia. Fifth edition. Revised, Corrected and
Greatly Enlarged Dy T. C. BEIGnILY, Esq. In one
thick Volume, Octave rrce only si.o0.
JuIce Gibson says of Eipuss justice. that " II s not
only the best but the only very good work tia: We have
ON lii. subject
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India Rubber Gloves, Mittens, SC.

NOCNTRY Merchants, in making their pur
~ chaser, should not neglect these desirable
and saleable articles. Their manufacture has
been much improved recently, and they are
made very durable. Particular attention is
requested 10 the
Wool-L GIores and Mttens.
They Indispensable IL cold and vet weather Ladies
will iDd this Gloves useful in any work that will soil the
hands. at the time that they will the
salt Rheum or Chapped Hands immediately They are
made all lengths TO protect the arms and wrists.
For sale by Wilcox, Billings Co. No Church Alley
ard Goodye=rs 6S Chestnut Street Philadelphia. y.
Phillips pittsiur-. Ia Ialcnner Haskell. Baltimore
Nd. IL ". Schiller Charleston, C. Bart H;ckcox
Cincinnati, Ohio, and ly all Rubber Dealers in the Union
At retail by Country Merchants generally. 3m4s0
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THE TAPE WORM!

This Is the most dGcu Worm to destroy Of all that
iniest the human system IL grows 20 an almost indef
mite lccth becoming coi.ed aud fastened in the nes
tines and stomach, eirctng the health sadly to
cause st. Vitus Dauoe, tts &c that ose afflicted s.ll0u,
if ever ssIct that it is 1opc oa fastening them
early grave. In order to destroy this very
tic trca1, must be pursued; it would therefore be
Proper take 10 Of my Liver Pills, rs 70
all distractions, that the Worm syrup may act direct
upon the worm. which must be taken in doses OF
tablesI ooufs three times day these directions ti
lowed have been known to fail ig caring the most
obstinate of Tape UJTm.
HOBENSiCK'!s s LITER ILLS
No part of the system Liable to disease than the
Liver It serving hlterrr to purify the bcod, CIV
ing the proper secretion TO the bile; that any wrong
action of the Liver effects the other impoftanE parts
the tcni, and results yaviousiy in Liver Com aiut
Jauniice. Dyspepsia, &c We should Therefore watci7
every symptom that might indicate n wrong action of
the Liver These Fills being composed OF Roots and
iTGHS furn he'd by nature to hsa the sc namely, it.
An Erpecoan, which augment the scesrtion from the
pulmonary membrane or promotes the discharge
of sccrcted matter. 2nd. An iyItirr which changes
inexplicable and insenbe the certain
bid action Of the system 3D. 1o5.ie which gives tor
AMI strength to the nervous system, renewing health
and ygor to all parts Of the body. 18th. A cdtkDfie
which acts In perfect harmony with the other ingredients
and operating tho bowels and expeli.ng the Whole
OF corrupt and y.;iat matter, and purifying the
blood, which destroys disease and restores health
TO FE.KA LES.
You will fEd these Pills invaluable medicine in
many complaints TO which you subjcct IN obstruc-
lions either to; or partial they haze been ounl Of
.stmabe benefit restoring their functional arrangements
to healthy action purifying the blood aud other fluids
eeetually to put to ti-ht all complaints which may
arise from female Irregularities heaache gidiness
iimness Of si.ht. rain in the siie, back, &c.
None genuine unless signed j. n. HoBEs-
SACK, and others being base imitation.
Agents wishing new supplies, and store
keepers desirous of becoming agents must adj |
lress the Proprietor, ]. n. HoHKNsAcK, at his |
Laboratory, No. ls0, North I'd, above Race |
st., Philad Pa.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the |
United States.
AeExrs.-Dr. Thornton & ]. Baker, Lewis
urg. Wholesale and Retail Agents for Union
;o.-Davis Il Schnure, ,Selinsgrove Sitter &
'ro, Mifinburg; Youngman & Walters, Dry
ALLEY; r. Keller, Adamsburg; s. Wittenmver,
ilddIeburg; NJ. Spechi, Beavertown J. d.
)iefienderfer, New Columbia; A. II. Lutz,
crest Hill. PRIcE EACH % CENTS
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N ER ESS.
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And Speedily 10 be Published.

And Speedily 10 be iiIdtished
TROUBAT AND IIALY's PRACTICE. New and Third
Edition. Greatly Enlarged and Improved. under the fdi-
toris Direction of Irapcis Wharton. Esq, Author of
American Criminal Law, &c, &c. In Two Volumes.
SvO.
THOUBAT on THE LAW OF LIMITED PiETSEI,-
SHIP in the untl States, with full references the
latest authorities. English and American. Ey FRANCS
J. TRorBtr. ks,t. Iu One Volume, Syo.
Es-O Orders or L-iters OF Inquiry from the Country
promptly attended 10. KAY Is BROTHER,
LAW ppBIIsgEEs AND BOOKSELLERS.
3nli7l ls3 Market Stre.t, Ihda1.
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Correspondence OF tho lie" isburE Chror icle.
HARRISBURG. Apri1 ! 1S53

HARRISBURG, April 4, 1893.
(Conection.-The Lcwisburg Saving
Institution is required to have capital @
mot less than 100000, nor occr 100000
before commencing busincss.)
Tie Senate to-day resolved to hold ses
sions every evening excepting Saturday
The bill to increase the revenues an,
diminish tho Legislative expenses of tn.
Commonwealth, passed by large vote
ltrrOvides for additional taxation on al
local acts passed by the Legislature whiel
arc within the province of the Courts :,
pass.
The resolution submitting the question
OF prohibitory liquor law to vote Of the
people, was discussed at length, and post
poned for the present, at the evening ses-
sion.
The House resolved to hold afternoon
sessions except on Saturdays.
The Governor vetoed The bill incorpora-
ting the village of Susquchanna Depot
into borough
The new Judicial District (Senate bill)
passed the House.
TUESDAY, April 5.
in Senate the bill allowing a vote on
tho enactment of Prohibitory Liquor
Law, passed second reading-ls to IA.
The House bill to aid the Institution for
Idiotic and Feeble-Minded Children, was
amended SO as to give $4,000 for two
consecutive years, on the same amount be
ing raised by private subscriptions-S4O,
600 in all. Passed as amended, 26 to 4.
THE ERIE CRY BANK.-A MESSAGE
was received from the Governor, stating
that he had signed the Erie City Bank :
and giving his reasons for its approval.
He had not changed his views in relation
to the increase of banking capital, but had
departed from his settled policy on the
s1bject in this instance, because he thought
an institution Of this kind necessary in this
peculiar locality. He takes occasion also
to recommend the speedy cancellation of
the Telef notes yet in circulation.
The evening session was devoted to
consideration of bill to legalize the
franklin Canal Company in its present
fraudulent position, conditioned that it
make a railroad connection southwardly, I
aud paid small tax for tonnage and pas
sensers On property aud persons going
across our territory.
IN The hoas', the bill passed to incorpo-
rate the Lcwisburg, Centre and spruc,
Greek Railroad Company.
The House also voted-6i to os-,o
adjourn on the 18th inst.
WEDNESDAY, April 6.
pivrsIoS.-There have been presented
N Senate, 2l30 names for a division Of
.n'0n county-(about two-thirds of them
from within the limits Of Snyder county, |,
opposed to 4 division, 1916 names. Some
VINO iei.'i0ned for division, say they had
previously petid.n.d nyaina . division.
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500 AGEN WANTED.
$1,000 a Year.

"ANTED in every County of the United
w States, active and enierprsing MEN,
TO engage in the sale of some OF The best books
published in the country. Men of good address
possessing small capital of from Sa5 to 800,
will have such inducements offered as enable
them 10 make from s3 to $40 day profit.
The books published by us are all useful in
character, extremely popular, and command
large sales wherever they are offered.
For further particulars address (postage pd)
DANIELS & GETZ,
Successors 10 w A Leary & COY
No. l3s North Second Street, Philadelphia
6mi39
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Oyster Saloon.

"AYING fitted up the Rooms in FnicK's
I'll new brick block in superior manner.
the subscriber is now prepared 10 accommodate
and parties with Oysters etc. in
the best styles. A share Of public patronage
solicited by &. +. HESS
LewiSburg, Sept IS, 1852
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$500 CHALLENGE.

"HATEVER concerns the health and
w happiness OF a people, Is at all times OF
the most valuable importance. | take il for
granted that every person Will do all in their
power to save the lives Of their children. and
that every person will enieavor TO promote
their own health az all sacrifices. feel il to
be my duty 10 solemnly assure you that
WORMS, according TO the opinion of the most
celebrated Pin sicins. the primary causes of large
majority Of Diseases which children aud adults
Fable. If YOU have appetite continually changrab.
from one Kind OF foc another Bad Breath, Palm in
the Stomach, Picking the Nose. Hardness and Fuucss
the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Eevtr. fnlse Irregular
remember that all these dcuote WORMS AID y0a should
at apply the remedy
NOBENS.iCk'S HO2B STRTP.
An article founded upon scientific principles Vounied
with purely vegetable substances, bciu. perfectly safe
when taken. and b. given to the most tender infant
with decided ben, fetal effect. Who're Bowel Complaint
aud DaTrho,a have made tAem weak and ivlutrd, the
tonic properties of my NOrni syrup such. that it
stands without cqnal ia the catalogue Of medicines
giving aud strength TO The stGaoh which makes
1t TN Ini.lie REMEDY for those artcd with Dy3,sid
The astonishing performed by this Syrup after
failed, is the best evidence OF its
Ell acy all others.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-04-08
Fauxtlp Grorerte9.

OK Bulls FISH, 300 lbs. CHEESE, 1000
AC lbs. HAM. Fitch, ami Shoulders. Dairy
SALT, &c. for sale at Leuisburg Cheap Store
Nv e. e. BOWES
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MEDICAL REFORM.

nR. III. II. HARRIS would snnoune. tn
- the citizens Of Le~isburg and vicinity ,h,,
he has removed into North Third street, in N.
house formerly occupied BY Capt Paul, above n.
German Reformed Church. Thankful for The
liberal patronage hitherto received, be continues
to offer his professional services to ell who NAV
desire them.
He practices medicine IN accordance with the
mos. approved systems Of Medical ReiOrm-giv.
no Calomcl or siercury in any form-and hons,
to prove himself worthy OF the confidence Of the
community.
He keeps on hand. for sale, an ex,en,i,.
variety Of Ihou.sosisn anG otLer ys,.,.,i-
Medicines, for the Use of such customers as m,y
desire them.
He is also prepared to clean and eInac, T..,t
Lewi-burg, April 7, 1882
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Lightning Rods.

A FTER mspy years close Investigation and
~ numerous experiments, the Patentee takes
pleasure in informing the public that he has
arrived at the true principle of protecting families
dwellings and property from the destructive intu-
ence of LIGHTNING The calami'ies
that every City, Town, Village and Country falls
victim to annually, thro' the gross negligence OF
its inhabitants, is beyond calculation, especially
when the remedy is SO easy to obtain-this Is
found in
ARMITAGE's
1Jatr,li nlasus!ir Eisl)tning RooS,
and in this alone This Rod has been examined
by the most scientific gentlemen in the world
Professors M'Mur.re, Johnson W allor and many
others that have examined them, recommend and
speak of them in the hishes, terms of APPRECIATION,
and have pronounced them the only safe rods IN
use in this or any other county for the protection
Of Lives and Property. One advantage is To diviSe
and throw back part OF the electric f1id harmless
10 the clouds in time oil a stroke this enables the
rod 10 conduct that portion Of fluid that belongs
TO the earth without the slightest danger OF lea
wing the conductor. This rod has many ott>.
advantages over the old one. The only place Of
manufacturing is in
Vine st. 3 doors aIore l2fh, Philadelphia,
WUtIc Ill ptfsobs respectfully =" 80
and examine for themselves For sale Wholesale
or Retail hy THO'S ARMlTAGE.
These rods have been purchased and success
fully used hy the following individuals, companies
and corporations, whose names are oheeE!uily
submitted:
n, and mar Pnlcdslpid-A. & s. Roberts. George
ssns,ingcr, Judge Bou,ier Judge Conrad, }. AuiioTJ
John Homes - g. Clancy j. Bfcuner, q. Oakley, Conrad
In crsol The Boekiey Almshouse, Anderson Brothors
E.v }. L. Grant, John N1'mau, Thos. Groyer, Bat-
inoEs, A. H. GDkcrs, H. Simmons Thos. Mott . Co, ir-
Downing. j. ,. Greer, J. ". Watson, G. Humphreys, j.
Ripley Co., j. Nyman Il. Elreu, j. Oyenshirc, q. Pep
per- Mr. shsrples, Mr.. Martin, 5. Dorhey J. Briukey
Mr.. DAWSON Dr. raal. = H. Powers 20, J. Nnepenny
H. Miller, the Red Bank Hotel, the L. ;. Arsenal the
Spring Garden Commissioner Hail.
III tie &lfe II Ncso JeTssy.-'ieorCe Crispin Judge
HCail Judge Dayton, John Netmsn, Dr. II. Mslurtie,
BENZ. Roberts, &r. j. Downing.
QTThe only authorized Agent for the Counties
of Union. Juniata. Mifiiin. Clinton. Lycoming,
Northumberland, Montour, Columbia, Luzerne is
SAMUEL HOOVER.
Hartieion, Union county, Penn.
Orders and letters addressed (posl paid) 10 MT.
Hoover, will be promptly attended 10. lie has
put up number OF these Rods in Union county,
some of which may be seen follows:
IN UNION COUNT.
NcrilSy Tp-Nark uaifHenny VIM. Poster, John Haas,
Michael Peters, Jacob Smith. David FiInan Eeuben
and Commissioners oh,sr Lhsest.ss TD-.Iohn Ret.r.
Lu,on Tp-Dr Charles Wilson. Ha'hiHyto" Tp.-J0hn
un,z. Siiuou kuntz. RTn Tp-Isase CVuitron. Waite
Der Ip.-Michael Hoffman.
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Just issued, magnificent Por-rai, of
GENERAL JACKSON

hrsrared by j B.WrLcH, Esq after the original
portrait painted by T.SrLLrEsq. This portrait
VII 'e i match for the Washington, and is In
every sSpect as well got up. Price $500 per
copy. address as above fsm450l
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LEWISBURG, Pa.

A L. HATFIELD. has on hand a large
"A. and splendid assortment OF WarcHKs,
and JEwELBr. Just received from
the best Importing and Manufacturing Houses
in PhiIadelphia and New York, and consequent
ly much lower than if purchased from those Re-
iaiIers who pretend to be Wholesalers.
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SECOND AR RIVA Al OF
Tljtuter GOODS
NOW on hand, embracing large and
~ complete assortment, on the most fayO-
rable terms. Please call on
l.. I.islings S. Co.
Lewisburg, Dec. l, 1852 --. .-s,.-
by ADAMS EMPRESS

A LARGE assortment of Long Shawls and
N assorted coils Sacsing Flannel just rec d
Der. 1'52l al KREMER L. CO.'S.
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See WINTER comes to rule the varied y~sr.
Saiicn, and sad with all his rising train
s1ous, and clouds, AMI stortns.7
DUr with them comes also the an,igt.,. for
- we have Just received our second supplr
of WINTER GOODS, which vou will do well
To call and examine, as they are no, surpassed
for quality, style and eheapness. to saw nothing
oi The QUANTITY. for We have little Of everything
that belongs 10 store in these diggings.
Come one, come all, and examine for vorr-
selves. for We are too much engaged ,ellIp- 10
take time TO cnumera,e.
ID. \. krcmer l. CO.
Lewisburg, Nov -, Is52
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'RxTR .oRpINARY SCENE IN COURT.

The Cincinnati Enquirer describes an extraordinary
scene which exhibited Mt the conclusion Of late trial
in Judge Spooners court in which Mr. Smith had been
convicted Of gambling. We cannot how Judge can
expect to preserve pure and elevated administration of
Justice in his court if he allows his authority be openly
condemned and his dignity TO be compromised by such
alterations the bench and the bar as here
detailed For the honor Of the judiciary and the legal
profession hope that the report Of the proceeding is
exaggerated As given in the Enquirer il thus:
After good deal Of pickering and contention between
the court and counsel Judge Spoouer desired Mr. Smith
to stand up and receive the sentence Of the court Mr.
Long rose and objected to this procedure the part of
the court and gave notice that he should enter civil
suit against the judge for damages should he proceed
pass sentence The judge replied that he perfectly
willing that counsel should pursue any course they might
think proper Here side bar remarks passed.
resulting in the Judge saying that he would sign the bill
Of exceptions last drawn up. They handed up by
Mr. Long when the judge proceeded to erase the part
objected to by the prosecutor when they signed it. Mr.
Long refused to accept the bill Of exceptions corrected
by the court whereupon another passage Of words took
place between the court and Mr. Long at the close OF
which Judge Spooner called upon Mr. Smith arise and
receive the sentence Of the court On being asked he
had any thing say why the sentence Of the court should
not be passed upon him. he replied have only to say
that have been Illegally tried by ilegi jury and
that if sentenced by this il will be Illegal and that
shall hold the court responsible The court remarked
they responsible and should hold themselves so.
Mr. Smith was then sentenced TO pay fine Of $500 and
OF prosecution, and to stand committed until paid
/" Mr. Long. would notify the marshal not to carry
that sentence into execution.
- Mr. Rufhn. shall do il most assuredly
Mr. Long 4 give the marshal notice that we shall
hold him responsible for false Imprisonment if he does
Judge Spooner The court and marshal are perfectly
responsible.
Mr. Long ! should think they we're, and we shall
hold them Loud talk will do very well here but wait
until you get out Of the woods"