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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-14
IN DEFRAUDING THEIR CUSTOMER

No less tan the legal owner Of the property in copyright
they will be Prosecuted and stTs will be taken TO
them to the public
COPY will he each booksellerecr firm (with the
uPsn which they viii be furnished UPON receipt OF
his or their business cold of address.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-14
CURTAIN PAPER.

EELAIS, Green, Blue and Figured for snc a,
KINDS BOOKSTORE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-01-14
MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY Is TT
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING
WIFE AND MOTHER

To behold the sickness and suffering endured BY many a
Tor May from simple controNsbly eas
rsIhedIed-or better sttil,-not iRcRrred, ifevery
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-04
Division Of the County.

The people Of New Berlin have lately
been anxiously urging the erection of new
Court House at that place, in lieu of the
dilapid4ted cdiEec, which has 50 long been
an eye sore and annoyance to every body
attending court. This movement, howey-
cr, has developed into full life ana action,
another project, which Is absorbing public
attention, and, if successful, w.!l ii cnai!y y
terminate all controversy about repairing
or rebuilding at New Berlin.
\ division If the county has long been
considered by many persons On both sides
Of the creek, as very desirable, and calcu-
cula,ed to greatly advance the interests
and prosperity Of both the northern and
southern PORTIONS But on account Of an
alleged settled hostility to the measure on
the south side, it has ben regarded by our
people here is pleasant dream OF the
remote future, rather than question ct
any immediate practical importance. \
radical change, however, has taken place
in public opinion, and the tide has set III
as strongly in favor of a division, as it
did against it. Some weeks since hoatiDg
rumors reached our town that the people
in some parts of the south end were agl-
tating the subject, and this was the first
intimation our people had Of any such
intentions in any part Of the county; al
though we were immediately afterwards
unjustly accused by citizens OF New Der
lin with being the OriginatOrs of the move
meut. The reports were not generally cred
tied in this region; but within the last
ten days the people on the south side have
set the ball in motion with a hearty good
will, that proves them TO be thoroughly IN
earnest about the matter. And as 1t
would be unreasonable to expect our folks
to turn deaf ear to such opportune ap-
peals. the overtures of our brethren down
south have been accepted, and petitions
are now in active circulation IN nearly all
parts of the county, praying the speedy
passage Of an act to divide the county, by
a line commencing at the west end of the
Northumberland Bridge, .h,nce by the
New Berlin road 20 Penn's creek near
Mowers Mill, thence up Penn creek to
the east end of Jacks mountain, and
thence along the summit of sai mountain
TO the western boundary Of the county.
No names have been fixed upon, but it
has been suggested that the northern di-
vision be called Buffalo county, and the
south retain the Old name, Union.
1t will be seen by the proceedings in
another column, that the cntcrrrizing ana
philosophical citizens Of FaEIBrEG, are
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-04
lEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.

thoroughly imbued with the spirit of
progress aud improvement, and have the
honor of making the first public demon
s:ration in behalf Of the proposed division.
We understand that their resolutions are
a correct index to the peryaa;ng public
scntimen. on this question in the south
part of the county.
We do not think it worth willie to
enter upon any extended discussion OF the
subject at present. The proprioty aad ne
cessity Of the proposed division are too
se.f-evident for argument, and are doubt
less appreciated by the public. 1t would
cost large sum to repair the Court House
at New Berlin, aud some $4,000 to $l5,-
0O0 TO properly rebuild it, all of which
would have to come out Of the pockets Of
the tax payers for it is understood, we be-
iievc, that no private subscrip ions can be
expected from the citizens of New Berlin
who, by the way, are the persons to be
chiefly benefited by it. In the new coun-
ties the public buildings will be put up Gu
tirely 10y private subscriptions, without
assessing any tax whatever upon the peo-
pie generally. And the difference in favor
Of the comfort and convenience, as wei! as
pres, n and prospective interests of the CO.
pie OF the respective counties, is ovcrwhelm-
lngiy in favor Of the division. We may
perhaps have occasion TO recur to this sub
jet again. In the mean time, it is essen
tai that the petitions be sisneI and sent
to Harrisburg As soon as possible, as the
session Is drawing to a close, and the time
for action is short. The names of three
tourths of TIE taxable inhabitants of Tia
county Will doubtless be registered IN tnor
of the DIVISION
c." Serious illness in the family Of one
OF our Jours, Is the cause Of the delay IN
our Issue this week.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-04

n4-It will be seen that the bill to char
ter the Lewisburg Savings Institution was
kst in the House by Il vote of 20 to IS
A reconsideration was moved however. and
it is fair to presume that when the question
again comes up, better coun,e,s viii prevail,
and the bill be passed without serious op-
position. York and Harrisburg ar 10th
abundantly supplied with banking facilities,
yet each obtained new Savings lnsti,u-
ton this session. Aud as this pnpulou>
and wealthy region has no local fiscal
agent whatever, our citizens can see no
good reason why SO harmless, yet service
able and much needed, an Institution as
Savings Bank, should be denied US.
gpThe Directors of the Susquehauna
Railroad had an informal meeting at liar
r:sburg last week, but did not transact any
business on account of the uuavoidabic
absence of Messrs. MILLER and CASEY.
who were detained by professional engage
mcnts in court at New Berlin. An az
journcd meeting Will be hr.,. n ;;4.Imure
Oh Saturday the l-tu Of N,rca, inst;
when fall board will be ia Attendance
aud definite action had with regard to the
construction Of the road above Sudbury.
Ss-Wc call special attention to the call
for a Railroad Convention in this place on
wednesday, the 10th inst. The people o!
Centre AMI Union counties, in conjunction
with influential persons from other quar-
tiers, are awake to the merits OF this pro-
ject, aud We hope the demonstration GA
that day will correspond to the niagnitudc
and Importance Of the enterprise.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-04
Private Sale.

HE suhscr Der offers al Private Sac, at his
residence in Kelly township, Union coun-
", near the Milton Bridge, Al any tine between
this and the l>t of April nexl, The following
property, VIZ: | pair young match horses,
carIiaS", buggy, hay by the ton. straw by the
ton or bundle; about so bushels poid'aes; =
cows, hog. plow. cultivator, h1rrow :;
chains. piichforks, noes, &c. Also, kitchen
stove. sitting room stove, and par,pr stove :;
together with tables, bei,irad~. chars, and
o.her household ami kitchen furniture.
=. A. HEWITT.
Kelly township, March 4, iS53-yd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-04
LII MBER.

INHE subscriber thankful for past patronage
would solicit his friends and the public s
continuance IN hIsne of business. as he con
rnues to keep large stock of Lumber on hand
for sale. He has on hand at present the fol-
lowing, viz;
Il0,000 feet Of good dry Pine boards.
10000 feet of Plank ard Boards
Weather boards, JoiS, and Scantling
Poplar Plank, Scanjling and Boards
Lap aud JOINT Shingles
Pine PahLg and Singing Lath
$500 feet of square timber
1900 feet sawed Rails
Naii> and Stone JugS.
All of which he will ScIl at fair prices.
THOMAS NESBiT.
Lew.shrrg. Jan. 81. le53-3riaS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-04
LesrSstesrg, FN.
FRIDAY MoRSISG, MAR. +, 1888.

aDvERTIZE .-ExecutoTs Administrators ruhhc
nansr. CITY and Country Merchants, Manufacturers
tnnirs nusu.ss VI nall who wish 10 procure or %
si. Of ,syth n.,youa DO well 10 give notice of the
s,r, through the LeIri.jury G.fo1icf TINS paper has
GOOD and Increasing circulation IN community c"ntii
,,nc a. large proportion Of active. solvent producers
consumers, and dealers, any other in the State
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-04
RAIL ROAD COMVElI1EOrI.

A meeting of all those favorable to the
construction of Railroad from Spruce
Creek, via Penn's Valley, &c, to Lewis
burg, and thence to Catawi>sa, will be held
in LEwIsBURG, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th
of March, inst, al o'clock 7. NJ. a full
turn out from all parts of the proposed
route is especially requested. MANY.
March 1, 1913
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-04
NIsiCH

7 S hereby given, that lot Of Timber was ta-
/ ken up while floating IN the SuSquchanna
river at New Columbia, on the 9TH day OF Feb.
inst. consisting of nine round White Pine and
Hcmlock LOGS, aad two sticks Of Square
Timber; a list and description are lodged in
my Office at White Deer Mills, for the InSpec-
lion of all concerned The owner or owners
thereof are requested to prove property. pay
all legal charges, and take them away within
three months FROM date. otherwise they will be
forfeited. ROBERT CANDOR, J. 7.
White Deer Mills, Feb 10, 1858.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-04
EpisSolutiOS.,

sTHE co-partnershlp heretofore existing un-
J der the name Of Dr.. Thornton a Christ has
been this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT
The Books and AccGuais are left for settle
ment in the hands of Dr.. Thornton, who will
pay all claims against the late firm. All per-
sons indebted to the firm viii please call soon
and MAKE payment and greatly obli%-
THO5. 4. H. THONTON,
THEO. S. CHRIST.
Lewisburg Feb -, lS53-Gw
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-04
1000 HEN WANTED.

nN the line of the Sas9uehInna R0iiroad, be-
O.tween Bridgeport Opposite to Harrisburg
aud Sunbury, IN the State of Pennsylvania
THIS road is fifty four miles IN length, RUS
through a highly improved country, and Will
furnish employment Of Stone MasonS, Carpen-
perS, and laburerS fol the next twelve months.
4 large proportion Of the line is heavy rock
observation-disclosures that are familiar with
work of that character will therefore find Ger
tam employment and liberal wages.
DOUGHERrY, LAUMAN. 81 co.
Harrisburg. Feb. 23. lS53-u Contractors.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-04
SEE NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CJCarpenters and choppers wanted AZ Sha-
mol;In Mic. Heweu offers some valuable
property at private Sale--Messrs, Hayes.
Nesbll and FichIhorn's sale Will give good
chance for a speculation.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-04
>-ov.s'E.-Ih have this dav purchased tar

NTGT:GE.-I have this day purchased for
y 4 valuable con>ticra,ron "f ANDREW
K,~cS of While Deer fp, Union Co, the fol-
lowing personal properly. VIZ. bay horse,
bag mare. Ne.l of wagon gears for tWo horses
| wagon. Si,j. | cutting box, cooking stove,
beds, wa. 2 property have this day loaned
10 the SAID Andrew Rdnck, and is 50 held By
hun and IN no other wav The pubic are
hereby cautioned aGrnSr purchasing OF in any
way interfering win said property, as the right
aud title to the same Is IN me.
DANIEL. RtNCk.
White Deer Ian. =. 1888 I'd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-04

7 EST of LETTERS remaining in Leyisburg
A (pa.) Post Cilice, Feb 10, 1888
Adams, John N:usiglaugar, Bacarty
KernhieSel. Peter Marshal, Edward
BeliS. Elizabeth 2 Marshal. Barbara
Blckel. sam War, George
BucEer Emanuel Nnnan, Henry
BrunIg. Charles Neuman, Henry ?
Bowcr>ox. David Eean2ler, Ddriel
Cooper, Livina Miss Rr>hel, David r.
Eliiutt. Wm Smith. Charlotte
Criest, J. :. & Co Stahl. George
Fowler, Margaret >haiier, Abraham
kauniingdon, VIM Stonghton, Eliza
Hall. Kate Wells. w w
Hamilton, in " God, Salina
Ham Elizabeth Walters, Elphena
hceier. sarah Walters. Daniel
Keeper OF kre:er,r Eoung. Nm W
kempei, Reuben Young, Louisa
Kelly. Peter VI TiOl Iuder, BeLevel h
Persons calling for above eril please say they
advertised. KENNEDY
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-04
BcChs s. Stationery.
,e--Trs- An extensive assostmrr, Of the
-, X y ss!.cE>i.y sc.:cc, .:2c:i-.
AfIUNERY, &c, &c. Just reed
ana foI sale rs'y Ioic ty
J.P. TUSTIN.
I.ewi>bnrc. Nov. 2, 1889
10 E.roiids crd the Sex.
THE CELEEEAT.D
CH!lggtocis ErD:rirfg.

Let. The GRFtT f'4LI F'IR4CT, + .C5NSEL'-A 4
pAL!is} curing al iiur's auh all r,ie.nai is'ns "ni
- BtLn or coLC.GLi a'r staying or restoring
th- Human Hair.
ii HiuE'N vFpVF mp B0NE LINArENT
and iN1i4N I%"EiIGLE HLLILR. ,urr tor all
c,s.s OF rheumatism
iih NN-UE's ACDCS7IC OIL. q certain care f.r
peatu">s
5th HII~S IENIVFNT.a know c,'r.. ~ ,h. Piles.
9th SToUN'N SfCK HEIbICHE EErEH'.
IN. NcIHEES RELIEF. Tor all ~oLi-I, .,i Ih, isu,i
S;h. t0NGLEI-S GEEir HE>FERN LvDLfN
piACEA. fir Colds aud fsvcrlsh in pry,rrti.
fcvvr~; lot asthma Liver Complaint ami Biiij"ss Atc
uon>; fr n'arrh's, Indigestion and hoss Of Appetite
for CnstNCue~S in females ami mai"s ard
plants; tnr stomach Atret1ns. DYSPEPSIA. "il.s E
rati>i sc The great points are 1t j. not had 10 TAKE
never give, pam AMI never leaves one ro-tNr.
g;h krLENf0tEN TE"HFJGE lH"rm Killer,
far rl.iii-,u or -raSn I4 r-.u.
lob. uRS EAOuN'S GEF4T I.lyy KILKFF.
No Iurdrin, has heel die. v.r.i that . happily map
t' 10 u-e a,fJoH - tror % h taken. and set rTiIln
bs tr,t.uu-In tutfi-> rom = t' 81 cent, each.
Iith. StiNHOiTZ'S LOiCH IND nm PyG
BfNE for driving away NrI.i..i ia a short time.
I-jh. TIL celebrated ItN'S Lf!h Pills and TEt
IIEANCr BiTTFES
larh M BIE1HDLEvEr~S PINK SIPTP th~
popular ty.,c;orant ir CoU-hs. Cold, Iui,aa.;. a..
lith. mn Ei>T LNrIl I-ND NTr- YORK HIIR
DIES thu only SURE c,,urin- IN, isr.
18th. LiN'N B1iH pF CiHN1, Chinese Remedy
loth rTrRtt.r or SlRS4ptPILL4. Th:, ar
t;-l, Las oGvrd all other Sarsaa.ilas, and >tIl -ir>
n great Satisfaction a. ever
Eth The celebrated spread STRETGTFFNING
RI ISTE Il. mad. f., Bs. LIN rccvipr, and thc nUs
popular ia the mal kct.
18Th ~ KLNE-S TuOTH ACIlE DEoFS \
certain and easy for Tooth Ache
Iaui br COM>TOtk has iatr!y tcu-ht tho right for
th. Juit.i >t.i,-- of the -rrbrat,I TvNtLNTHfgEH u
MINERAL 1-iTIR. found at tirr >a.t ~priu-. "i Dr.
Wm G. Chase. at - Crtherinrs CIV TLi> Uc,urin-
has attained nutpIr'' and I"Pu'tr;. nry,r r-t %.
c,uar any IIrt tor,at tla' li1r'. ami is~
t.pn I~afa;r with is urs..s which -.t.aor
iuarv.
All the rrucIir arr, fully lari' - in AITANACs t..
he given TO all rhu cal! where the rji'-s an" k-It
NrTI'E AUfrraratt.n~ t.r",,f. Il. '-u"vuas "CoN
STp -" = t,N~lp X . GO =. a.vHts l.'ou-,I o.
.la,f,s Or IurI1~ t"uI-tc, and th. ucl jhr
nature ~ C,u-a,k go vii b. ,'Jfu.u,,i tins extra
iai-I rn. -isurture Of Hr l. I. viii 10
futurt L.-i isurt- tr, GEN. INE.
ALL OTuLES MIST RI SPURIOUS
LIti.S :. tON>TOCE.
The above medicine Re hat in I..Wis'uTs oy OF
J. WALLS, vi, are ~ orly l'a,s- iu tl' rc, iue
COfNYoCE'S rRFPtF4riDrE lrIli'u,il,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-04
Dissolution and New Firm.
FOR REM.

F4NI'E subscriber offers his Gri>t. Ciovc-. and
i Plaster Mills, and also hi> House. GARDEN.
AID stable for rent for one year. There are
four run If stones. one P-ir hGlinc stones, a
smut Machine and hoIln" Screen. ia the Gri>t
NIL. Il Is constructed for merchant and couu-
uy work. |, was thoroughly repaired last fall
with two new Walcr-wheeS, and is in GOOD
order. The Plaster and Clover Mills we're al
so newly repaired within year. The proper
" i IN the centre OF Buffalo Valley, en- the
Buffalo cceek-4i miles from Lcwisburg.-
Possession given ON the lSt of April nex'.
Jan. 10, 1888. DANlEi. EENGLER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-04
Orphans Court Sale.


fI virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court
- Of Union county viii he exposed TO public
sale al the house Of Chas ID. Kline, in Lewis
burg. Pa, on Saturday the :6th day of March
next. certain meS>page and LOT of ground on
Market street. L-wi,burg on which are erected
two br!ck Houses. Stables, and frame House,
and other out buildings.
Also. 4 mcsSua.e { and lot Of ground on So1h
Third street, LewiSbnr", on which are erected
a brick House and frame Stable, and other cut
buildings.
Also, mcssuage and lot Of ground on North
5fli S;reeLon which are erected frame House
Pottery, and other buildings.
Sale 10 commence al 10 o'clock 4. NJ, when
terms OF sale Will he made known by
JAMES T. LINN. Admir-
Of fCo Jackson Nfadd!n, decd
i.cw,>hurr Feb. Is 2r5J-iS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-04
NOTICE

Is hereby given that lot Of Timber was Ia
ken up by Hatfield and Ranck. while t!oat-
lng on the West B'anch Of the Su>quehanna
river al New Columbia. on the 1th day of Feb.
1858. last and description are flied in my
office for inspection of all concerned. The
owner or on ners thereof are requested to prove
property. pay all legal charges and take them
away within three months from date, otherwise
they will be forfeited
ROBERT CANDOR, J. p.
White Deer Mills. Feb. 10. lS53-i62
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-04
DIED,

In Hamburg. Prcble Co., Ohio, Feb. 8. Mrs.
Srs,r :. MAu.m,LL, formerly of lewisburg, IN
the 40,n year of her age.
In Buffalo tsp. on the 22d u!,., Lewis C., son
Of Francis aud Mary Wilson, aged years,
months aui S days.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-04
a...-IAH;i MDrIrM. -

1 IL who know themselves in account will
n the Iale firm of Hur>h d Ammun VIII
please call for settlement 7; Is desirable tc
10 have accounts closed on or before thr tirSr
Of March, 1888. L. HURSH.
January -, lS53-3w
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-04
NGsfs.c.

'sNHE undersigned have been appoin,ed-
under a voluntary Deed of Assignment
for the benefit Of Creditors. dated January 3D.,
is33-A>>ignees Of MICH iEL HOFFMAN,
OF "hne Deer township, Union county. All
persons inaebt to sald Hoffman VIII make
payment and those having claims
Will present them dn'y authenticated for settle
ment, 10 JOHN RANCK
J. D. DIEFFENDERFER.
MARTIN DRIESBACH,
J. F. RICHART,
White Deer feb. % '53-Gw ASSignecS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-04
EIGHTY MEN WANTED.
4 I the first food in the SuSquehanna River
N in March next to take a number Of LARGE
lststiso., and Delaware EsOasS

lsuds0s, and Delaware HsOasS
from Lewi.burs to New York city to whom
the highest wages will be paid. Each person
TO provide his own bedding.
Fin" Worlds Fair in the new CRYSTAL Palace,
New York. WI! be opened By the Isl of Nav,
and this trip viii Afford a good chance to see
lis wonders.
Persons wishing TO go will make application
soon to J. l.. Me ZGAH.
Lewisburg, Feb. 25, lS53-tf
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-04
NOTICE.

Z : hereby given that let Of White Pine
s LOGS WAS taken up by Samuel Fisher,
"hHr iipating pn the SGsqu.hanna River al
New Columbia, on the 7lh dav of Feb, lsJ2.
a list "fwhlchS filed in my Office for In~pec-
uon Of all concerned, The owner or owners
thereof are requested tn prove property, pay
ali legal charges and take them away within
three months from date otherwise they Will
be forfeited. ROBERT CANDOR. ]. =.
White Deer Mills. Feb 10, ls53-I62.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-04
Fer Sale.

TyNHE subscriber offers for sale the large lot
on the northeast corner of Market and
Front ST., in Lewl,burg, with good house and
barn thereon. Possession ON the lst of April.
Apply to DE-. VIM, Hayes.
Icn IS 'l.-if 81 CRESMELL
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-04
straw Gousls--->PriMg s>b3.

straw e:oOsis---SPriUg ss:b3.
rsNHE subscriber is now prepared 10 ex-
hibit to Merchants aud NlIner~ his usual
heavy stock of Ladies aud NJ .>Se>' STRAW
and SILK BONNErS. STRAW TRIMMINGS
and ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS; Pd!m-leaf,
Panama and every variety of
SUNNI HATS
for Gentlemen which for Extent. Variety and
beauty of manufacture, is well as uniformly
close prices. will lie found unrlya.ed.
Ts.S-:NS WHITE.
No. ! ScUrn SLcu~n SrHrET-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-04
GENES,
HARDIN ARE,

tEENSWARE,
AM al other articles usud!!y found in a well
furnished store 10 render their establish
rneat well worth vI>it at all times they will
continue 10 receive a. the season advances,
new In"oices OF Scasonable goods for LADIES
and Geuticmrn's wear, So Is TO lie able at all
times, 10 offer tAe choice OF the New York and
Ph,IaI-irnil markets.
Han irg adopted the !3oito Quick Sales
and snail Profits" thev hope to receive hb-
-ral share ct public patronage q IAN kinds
OF COUNTRY PHODt CE taken IN exchanges
for Goods. LeWIs5urg, Oct. 81, 1852.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-04

all kinds Of Mems and Boys Clothing. on ,hs
shortest notice.
Fall and Winter FASHIONS JUS, received.
II our work does no, prove 10 be good fit,
or made in 4 workmanlike manner the value
O; the cloth Will he repaid.
Country Prctuce Of all kinds received in
payment. JOHN B. MILLER.
Lew.i5urs. Oct. 10, 1852.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON CITY, March /.

VIM. i. Marcy, n y, See of State
Mr.. Guthrie, Ky, See of the Treasury
Gov. MClclland, Mich, Sec of Interior
Jefferson Davis, Mss, Sec Of War.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-04
'E'grnpi..e EIeC:ioi,.

4 \ election for officers Of the hewiShurg &
y Mfinbur@ Turnpike Company will be
held al Gtieon Biehl's, IN East BudI!o town.
ship, on Monday tie III March neX., at 10 O.
clock. \ " GEO. SCHN tBEL.
Feb II, ls53-trrd President.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-04
TssO-sNS WHITE,
SINGING GEOGRAPHY.

CivGiIVG CLV-IiAfHf
-?HE subscriber is now constantly engaged
q IN teaching Geography by singing, after
peion'S system. Two new classes are now
uuder tuition Emip, 1t 81 O'Clock o'clock, \.
VI. and u aud 6, o'clock p. NJ, commencing
on Frjdgy. the th inst. New scholars VIII
be received a, any time during the course.
\ Gra,auiGr Glass will also be organized on
SATURDAY.. 18th inst. at 4 :! o'clock p VI. Rooms
At The house of the late Ms. Murray on Second
street. North of Klue'S Hotel Terms moder-
ate. ~. bhEHo.
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JAS. CampbcIl Pa, Post Master General.
fH:.:,,i;,:,s:e :e:.---An Examination of
The Students col t.c Law SHINE Ac,ptur val
be held "n Ih4.>l.p n,X X. March iCth. Exer-
cl>cs 10 commence al 10 u'c.ock \ ~ C.mp .-
SIuDn and Dccia3rdtian ~ the ec-ulng IA
rent, and guardians aud h, pua..c generally.
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
March 4. 1888.
SocIsrr of Iveripr.-The regular month";
iy meeting of the Society OF Inquiry WI! be
held in yuIver>ity chapel, On next sunday af-
ternnOn, al = IL oclocii. \ report on Modern
lnhdehry," VIII be presented by Mr.. j. J.. SnIrH.
ga good Hotel is a great comfort to >rran,
c"r> ait :rareler>, aud ut Of The 4aree towns
there j. no better 10 be found, along the West
Branch. than " Fishers" al White Deer Mills.
Pleasant house, obEang landlord. good fare,
and reasonable charges.
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The above medicine can tc hat in I.vjs, uTs oy Of
J J. WALLS vi, are ~ owl, I'al,s- iu tar c;aue
COrNYoCK'S FRFPfFtTiDrE lvIlin,iI,
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Caleb Gushing, MAJ, Attorney General.
jas Campbell, Pa, Post Master General.