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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30

II OAED.-A UOnilcman aud Vic and one single
IL Gentleman nav obtain furnished Rooms l B0srl g..
house Ii,ee family where few b3a-dls are istea No g.
HesfI h<t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30
C,tTsp. Auc,ionecr. fo'e o 81 Deyst cor jr'sash
Il OF TpAY GIiISs' AtCIlON-ThlS DAY a.


IL bURGI OMORGOW, sa.criay, e 81 At lol ee'st ~
tst between scuth "a aud 3ist Nlnusaurs1 ~
furniture Of fe sry sns llc usual aaaoii eat o. I,e
sud Iecr0ru Fnrr'Hf. SOFAS s0hos ny Chan ttnrf rhS
prrpcrs Csrv O. o. Beds NstiTessgs hrc EufniEt
&C. Sale ptrtIario-y t1o ilI'ly ne ssy1g "a ely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30

DOARD.- Sitting rooms and bOt-.Olm7 iIrI' n
~ now yectuf may b. had ,vA wh1- lo--. 10. q,
Broadway above itlrSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30

A LOS ENPAGN NLFS-ATN FNANVAIN--
IA hlsh, educated Amsie'n Gentleman woai 1--WE in'.erG
~ small p.cgnry VOL
accept hoard with family, lessolsln 81 ris ~ F-
Addfcts H. -. Box ICT Tribune Once
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06
IrED,

In Selinssrove, 29;h ult., GEORGE GUSnnuN
Esq, a prominent citizen, aged IS years.
Ia Louisa, Steph. Co. III. 18th ult. OF 'yrhoi'
fever in his lIth year, SIMON ?. son OF join
Royer Esq. late of Union Co. Pa.
la New Berlin, S0lh ult., in her SSH year
Widow NARY NJ. HAM, Qormerly Missiner.'
leaving a memory dearly cherished by large
number Of much respected descendants.
Ia Beaver Tp, 25th ult., ADAM Snrrn, in his
list year
In Lewisburg, 2Sth ult., JoHv MoSrcoNEnr
shocmaker-93 years Old last Ausust-suppo
Sed 10 be the oldest person III town. naive
of Ireland, emigrated To America in 1879, and
soon after settled in Lewisburg, where his last
years were spent at The true home of daush
ter and son-in-law, Joseph Glass. After bury
ing MANY children. he leaves seven and nun
erous other descendants. Always temperate
always Industrious with good eye-sight and a
good memory, cheerful, and healthy. his was
indeed a happy old age; and as he walked
our streets, even down to last winter, be had a
kind word and a smile for all his numerous
acquantances. We may "ne'er look upon his
like again.
In Kelly Tp, 5;h ins.r aged .5 days, SlRAH
ELIzaBrrn, daughter Of Lewis and Jane
Gemberiing.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06

break or otherwise 1nutila;e or damage any
fruit or ornamental tree, shrub, bush,
plant or vine, trelIis, arbour, hot-bed, hot
or greenhouse, or who shall wilfully and
maliciously trespass upon, walk over, beat
down, tramplc, Or in anywise irjure any
grain, grass, vines, vegetables or other
growing crop in said counties shall and
may, on conviction thereof, in an action of
trespass before any mayor, burgess, alder
man or justice Of the peace, or in any
court of law Of said county have judgment
entered against him, her Or them for dou-
bic the amount of damage proved to have
been done, together with costs of suit one
half Of said damages Or penalty.to go to
the use Of the poor Of the district wherein
the premises lie and in default ofpaymcnt
of said fine, the party convicted may and
shall be committed to Jail for not less than
one nor more than twenty days. Said ac-
ton to be brought in the name of the
Commonwealth, and the testimony Of the
owner or occupant of the premises shall be
admitted as evidence TO establish the tres
pass.
See s. That no person shall wilfuliy
kill or destroy any insoctiverous bird in
the several counties aforesaid, except game,
crows, blackbirds or birds Of prey under
penalty of five dollars and costs for each
and every offence, to be sued for and re
covered before any magistrate, one-ha'f for
the Use Of the informer, and one-half for
the use of the commonwealth.
Sec. 1. That the foregoing section of
this act shall take effect from and after the
first Of August next.
Sec. 5. That all acts or parts of acts in
consistent herewith, be and the same are
hereby repealed.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06
gBy the new arrangements Of I

EJ-By the new arrangements Of the
susquehanna Telegraph Company, the rates
sor messages Of ten words or less are Is
follows: From Lcwisburg to Bedford, Car
Esle, Chambcrsburg, Columbia, Hunting
don, Hollidaysburg, Johnstown, Lancaster,
Lewistown, MiAiin, Midile.own, Mcuntoia
House, Mt. Joy, Shippensburg, and West
chester, 81 cents; to Baltimore, II cts.; to
Chapman, Il cts. to Dauphin, % els. Z;
TO Harrisburg, % cts; to Junction, -
c.s. to Liverpool, Is cts; Mixes Hall
Falls, IS cts; Pitisburg, 80 cts.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06

IN At to protect Fruit and punish Trepass
ia certain COUNTIES IN this sComn,onweaih.
Sec l. BE it enacted, &C., Tha. the
wrongful taking and carrying away of fruit,
vegetables, plants, fruit or ornamental
trees, vines or shrubs in Allegheny, Phil
dclphia, Northampton, Lchigh, Somerset,
Wayne, Beaver, Delaware and Erie coun.
ties, and Lewisburg, in Union county,
whether attached to the soil or not, shall
be deemed and the same is hereby declared
a misdomeanor, and to be prosecuted and
punished as such under the laws of this
Commonwealth.
See. =. That any person or persons who
shall wilfully and maliciously in said coun-
ties, enter or break down, through or over
any orchard, garden or yard fence, ho.-bed,
hot or greenhouse, or who shall wilfully
and ,aaliciOusly club, stone, cut bark,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06
THE ONLY True
PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON.
JUST published, T.B WEIGHS magnilc.n


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EXPRESSION as veil as the torn aud istur,, Of rh t,e-
,p,i savs sr>,T5r - ~, t,, - .,. y. ~. .ee
ire gr,o, o,7tL PE,si,t>I F.i,:oEr saws. the rr..,
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iortrait painter am! IN. rupil Of sIn.,t ex, :, =.
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trait together with nole and ,ir,if--l r,po.. of
manner WI iei ali h, yer saw b,r, .i,i.r A 80
rharacteri,tic of the i.ustrious man il eoun,morat
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06

FATHER GAyAZzI-T The following
description ef Father Gavazzi's physique
and oratory we copy from the New York
Home Journal. 1t is the first description
of the man We have seen. 1t is graphic,
and will be readily appreciated :-"In
person, Mr.. Gavazzi is tall, well formed
and vigorous, his face not unlike the
rounded and jovial one of Mr.. Burton,
with hair black and glossy as a ravens
wing. He wore an ample black gown,
reaching from, his neck to his feet, upon,
the breast of which was large red cross,
and another smaller one to the left of it.
His mode Of speaking, as we have intima-
ted, is extremely vio!snt. He ranges
freely all over the spacious platform of the
Tabernacle; sometimes rushing forward,
like Badiali, to the foot-lights of the
thcater, and stretching his long person as
far over as the memorable laws of grayita-
tion permit, he elects volley of denunci-
alton with more than Badiali's vehemcncc.
Then he will start back few feet, aud.
lifting up his hands as high as he can
reach, invoke the Deity, or, perhaps, seize
an unofending chair, and dash it down
upon the carpet, as he would dash down
the poor Pope, ifhe could be as easily got
hold of. His gesticulations are all of the
same extreme character His English is
considerably broken, and not always
understood; but he occasionally delivers
a passage with an approach to cloqucncc,
which is rewarded by long-continued
applause. He has singular way of
making very little words very prominent,
the propositions, for example. We
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06

Death OF JUDGE GIBsoN.-In the
death of John Bannistcr Gibson, we have
lost one of the brightest ornaments to the
judiciary Of Pennsylvania. He died at
TIE United States Hotel in Philada., at >
o'clock on Tuesday morning, Sd inst, sur
rounded By his family and friends. His
disease was an affection of the stomach,
which though battling medical skill, did
not cause great suffering, SO that he re-
;ainel his faculties TO the last.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06

Fay~A Among the many claims presented
to the last Legi-llture for Damages by the
Public Works, We're some Of the very re.
spectacle age Of % years. So numerous
are these Claims, that (taough they often
prove utterly unworthy of consideration
they occupy much of the time Of the Leg
stature and # Committees, in investiga-
ting them. The following just provision
(Which was introduced into aud passed
With the Appropriation Bill, on motion Of
Senator Slifcr, will, i. is believed, tend to
cut of many Spurious claims, and to save
much time to Committees aud the Legisla-
turc:
"That hereafter the Canal Commissioners
shall not settle any claim for damages where
the Commonwealth is I, party, unlcss the
person or PERSONS SO claiming shall first
give notice TO the Canal Commissioners of
at least ten days preceding the examina-
ticn Of witnesses or the taking Of deposi-
tions in said case or cases, when and where
the Canal Commissioners, their agent CT
agents, may haue tie right to cross-exam-
ide or produce rebutting testimony if they
deem it Necessary"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06
Executors Notice.

FILTERS tcstamentary on the last will
1 and testament OF SAnUEL AMMoN, late OF
the Borough of Lcwisburg. decd, have been
granted 10 the subscribers by the Register Of
Union Co. All persons having claims agains
The estate will present them for settlement
and all persons indebted make payment with.
out DELAY, to ALEX. AMMONS, 1r
BYERS AMMONS, .
Lewisburg, Oct. Is, 1852.
n. b. Byers Ammons will continue the
lumber business of the late firm OF llUnsu and
AsNoS, and respectfully solicitS continuance
of the public patronage.
BYERS AMMONS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06
tEyTwo valuable horses we're stole

tGyTwo valuable horses we're stolen
from Daniel Kline, in Brush Valley, on
the night of the lst inst, one light bay
l6 hands high, I years old, the other a
chestnut bay mare, S years cid, with o
white star in her face, and a blemish in
her left eye. Two saddles-one of them
dark, and quiltel-and bride were also
taken, A reward Of thirty-fve dollars i:
offered for their recovery.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06
PSEsDSfNG.

Thousands of parents Who Nernifige composed q!
Castor oil: Carr-l. not aware, that White they
appear benefit the stet they actually laying the
fouiatiln. iT ~r- r: diseases, such as aI'ation,
loss of si.ht. w,aknrss IL limbs, &C.
In an1teF ruluriu viii L. found the Advertisement %
Iohensa-k's Md sfs O. ~hch ask the attention oi
All directly iuter-strt b. their we'll their chill
drcus h-aith Ia Iislr Complaints and all disorders
arising ir, m th0s tous type, should make use OF
The orlv -,nuinc r,Gd.-ine Iiohsusa-k's Liver Pills.
rr b. rot ,i,r nd lot ak FOR Hobensack's Worm
Svrup and Liver Pill and observe that each has the sig
ra,ure of the Proprietor, }. =. uuDENsACh, as none
else are genuine. Ily43s
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06

Col. JAMES BURNSIDE has been appoin.
ted President Judge Of the new Judicial
District, composed Of Centre, Clinton, and
Clear,eld counties.
Col. George K. BARRETT, of Clear.
field Formerly 4 printer in Lewisburg) tc
be President Judge of the Wayne District
in the place Of Hon. n b. Eldred, resigned
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06
The Premium Corn Crops.

| George Ea'her's lN,'le Of C4,tiration.
/ l ploughed FIVE acres Of green sward for
corn in the beginning of May, 1852, and
hauled one hundred loads of manure on
the same. After the manure was spread,
the ground was we'll narrowed and planted
! the last of May, in rows running cast and
west, from three to five grains in hill.
Two bushels Of lime, mixed with three
bushels of plaster, was applied to said five
acres of corn very soon after it came up.
4 plough did not enter the field after the
corn was p!;n'ed. The ground was keTt
loose and mellow, and the grass and weeds
subdued by the use Of the cultivator, ma
king but little use of the hand Zoe. \
specimen of the corn was exhibited at the
State Fair at Lancaster, it being of the
white flint species, eight rowed, small cob,
and long ears, more than one foot in
length.
In addition to the enormous yield of one
hundred and sixty bushels of shclled corn
to the acre, the same field of five acres
produced twenty tons of superior pump
kins, some of which weighed more than
forty -one pounds. Said field is situated on
one Of the highest hills in Susquehanna
county, being an oak, pine, beech, and
sugar maple ridge soil sandy loan.
John B. Bitser's Node of Cuhirotion.
Five acres of land in West Earl Tp.,
Lancaster Co., were lightly manured be-
fore i. was ploughed, aud twice narrowed
before the corn was planted, and was
checkered and planted on the 18th and
18th days Of May, with hoes. Three
grains were put to. the hill, and the hills
three and one-half feet apart. The land
was rolled Immediately after it was plant
cd, and after it was grown out of the
ground about three or four inches high, it
was twice cultivated with a small shovel
harrow, crossways, &c. and also twice
ploughcd with the cultivation The present
is the third crop of corn raised in due
successive years or seasons on the said five
acres Of land, and raised on the above five
acres of land, this season, four hundred
and twenty y-eight bushels of corn.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06

ne-A corps Of Engineers will be put on
the Lewisburg and Spruce Creek route,
for the purpose Of a preliminary survey,
a. soon as a sufficient sum of money-sey-
eral hundred do!lars-has been raised to
defray the expense. The citizens Of this
place will contribute their full share, and
if the towns and people in Buffalo, Penns
and Brush 'aiieys, contribute literally and
prcmptly-cf Which We have no doubt
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06
Freeburg, May 3, 1883.

~ DTGESEr- SuCr IS THE TErE NrAsISo OF the word
PERSiN,r Of the two Greek words IRON which II Il
derived Th, is the significant and appropriate te ot
the True DIGESTIVE FLUID. or GASTRIC JUICE,
prepared Ly DR. j. :. UuUGiTJN, Of Piiadelphla from
the fourth stomach Of hs Ok for tine cure oil Indigestion
and pysprp.ia. II is Natures O.n remedy for an
uaheathy stomach No art of man equal it, curative
powers IL r.,,dcrs GOOD EATING perfectly consistent
with HEALTH. (Sec the figure Of the On, in another
part Of this paIcr.D lyi5l
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.

heard him deliver the humble word 'to' as
though we were hailing the masthead in
4 gale of wind. Mr. Gayazzi is doubtless
a very sincere and able man, and his
denunciations of the Italian system find a
rtspon Sc in the bosom Of every man who
has witnessed its results, in tie desrada-
ton and misery Of the Italians"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06
RECOHEE.yDiTTONS.

PHLAra., tu@. -. 1917.
have this day carefully insI ect'd coudurt"r or
Ii,buir- Uod with vlnc aud iu-ex. erected by Mr..
Thomas Arln.fa-r. On Bellevue House. Gloucester ',nd
have hrsit'tou ia srying That Is not ohy the pS
hayn ever seem hat that it is the only one have vet
examined that .rctsd on strictly scentfc frlnci
pies 1t is with much pleasure that rec .aIhchd MS
rrnnIurt.r 4, the attention vl owners of bulinT..
Ii. Mc5ICKTGIE.
an we'll satisfied that the Na-natic Lightning Rod,
manufactured ty Nr Thomas Aritagc, OF f!ii!aleiAia
the be- that as been made have spent several
ye,rs in the study Of the laws Of electricity and magnet
ism and have no station u n- that these Rods arc
con,ructe upon only rrinc" of SAFETY The electric
shock il and dispersed by the magnet At tie tnp
of The rod and il would be accord NJ to HE
law of attraction and rc1uisiUn. for y building 70 lie
injured by stroke Of lightning whom protected fy one q
thea, rods. have been acquainted with Air Arntgc
for ,er,l wars and 10 fire he commenced the nHnuttc
turc of these rods examined tho prlncr on wheh icy
are constructed and felt coE nced that their adopt
would he attended with complete Tn" increasing
demand for these rods and the in all parts
OF the country, ample commcnaiion Of thcir uti and
superiority. lhA'i H. A.LLi'' VI u
Rising sun, Phad. Co. April 10, 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06

hS Mrs. ELIZA CARSON, widow Of John
B. Carson, formerly of Lowisburg' has
been appointed Post Mistres at MERGERS
burg, Pa, room of Mrs. Findly, removed
CHARLES REED, brother-in-law OF Hon.
David Wilmot, has been appointed Post
Master at Towanda, Pa.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06
New Advertisements.

Public Sale Of valuable personal efyscts near
View Coluusbia--new supplies Of i.nnlher
shop Is some ev-comers--mcrcah
Apprai sement for onion couDiy--and
sew Map which don', crowd out i.ewiSbuTg TO
make room for VI Ron. but 'wisy warSy'--
Few Coods st Beaver 4 Cu's-and the
aeplenishiny of HoughIon's o.d stand.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06

the survey viii be commenced within ten
days from this date. THOMAS ADDS
EMMETT, Esq. Chief Engineer Of the
Ca,tavissa road, has kindly volunteered
the personal suporintendencc OF the sur
vcv. free of charge.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06

RELIEF NoTEs.-The press does not
seem clearly to understand, as well it may
not, IN the mass Of fconfusion ct the end Of
IA session, what provision was made in re.
gard to relief notes. The provision in the
appropriation bill is, that all sums due to
the Commissioners Of rhe Sinking Fund
are to be paid over in the most defaced of
this filthy currency, which is to be can
celied, and never again roissucd.-Har-
risLnrl hepslOne.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06

ns3-J. NJ. Haldeman, Esq, was unani-
mous!y elected on Tuesday last, President
of the Harrisburg Bank, in place of Thos.
Elder, Esq., deceased.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06

rs?"Thanks to Senator DOUGLAS for va.
rious documents; and to Hon. JAMES
GAMBLE for bound volume of the Ap
pendix to the Congressional Globe.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06

~~ "a N HRE RD

IMMEDIATELY, Journeyman Watchma-
ker. None but a good workman, and well
recommended need make application. Also,
a good Clockmaker, can find constant employ
m.,, Lv ri,, .s'53l A. l.. HATFIELD.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06
IBWlSDyRR EHlDsJlahs

ApVERTIZE E.-ExceutnEs. Adninis' rEtors, iuhii'
~ onirerp City sri Country Merchants Nu,sr;T TIrs
Nsehancs business Ien-a who wish to procure or Il
Iispo,. of anyth;n-woud 10 vs!l 10 give notice of tn
sarne ugh tic .-EtriLJ tr7sclc This paper i.
. good iscreash; lrcuiacn in community eoai'
p;n. iar. a proportion OF active solvent producers
c,Isunr ~ aud dealers, any other in The State.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06
Oyster Saloon.

HAVING fitted up the Rooms in FnIcK's
new brick block in a superior Manner
the subscriber is now prepared 10 accommodate
individuals and parties with Oysters etc. in
the best styles. share OF public patronage
solicited by G. F. HESS
Lewisburg, Sept IL, 1882
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06

Death WARRANT OF ARTHUR SPRING
Samuel Allen, the Sheriff of the City
and County of Philadelphia, has received
FROM Governor Biglcr the death warrant
of Arthur Spring, convicted Of the mur-
der Of Mrs. Ellen Lynch. At 3 o'clock
in the afternoon, the Sheriff, in company
with several Inspectors Of the Prison and
others proceeded to the cell of the doomed
man, and read the warrant. Spring af.
fec,ed to be very composed, and protested
his entire innocence to the last The day
Of execution is fixed fer Friday, the 10th
of Jane between the hours Of IL and
o'clock.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-05-06
Lightning Rods.

FTER many years close investigator aiio
~ numerous experiments, the Patentee taxes
pleasure in informing the public that he mas
arrived at the true principle of protecting inmies'
dwellings and property from the destructive inna-
ence of LIGHTNING The caah.'ies
that every C,ty, Town, Village and Country falls
victim 10 annually, tho the gross negligence oi
its inhabitants, is beyond calculation, especially
when the remedy is so easy to obiain-th!s Is
found in
;)alsm A!asneiic EigbininJ Hoos,
and in this alone. This Rcd has been examined
by the most scientific gentlemen in the world
Professors M'Mutre, Johnson, W aiior AMI many
o,Lers iI,at have examined them, recommend anu
sneak of them in the highest terms OF opprobaion'
and have pronounced them the only safe fods III
use in this or any other county for the protection
OF Lives and Property. One advantage Is to divide
and throw back part OF the electric fund harmless
TO the clouds in lime oi stroke this cnabes the
rod TO conduct that portion OF huid that belongs
to the earth withoU; the slightest danger OF lea
vim, the conductor. This rod has many other
,Jyoptaces over the old one. The only place OF
manufacturing is in
Vine 81. 3 doors ADORE 18Th, Philadelphia,
wbc,e all persons are respectfully invited to call
and examine for themselves For sale wholesale
q, Retail bv THO'S ARMITAGE.
These rods have been purchased and success
fully used by the following indisidua's, companies
and corporations, whose names are checf!uily
submitted:
In and ;,cr IrTl8dphid-A. 5. Roberts, ueore'
Sautziarcr Judge B0uvier, Judge tonfal j. NIli"r",
John Iionirs G. e. Canley, j ir, nncr o. oaNeH
Irgcr.l, The Blockcy Aimshouse, Anderson bfotte1
Roy J. L. Grant. John Nufu.n. Ihos hr"Eer, b"Ie d
U,ops T. thinkers. II. Simmons, Tios. Mott 4 Cos vi
Eipey / Co. J. Nyman, b. Barlen, j. Osensiiiir e. Pep
nor Sir Sharpless Mr. Martin & Dorbiey, j Brnhiey,
r Iay;.on Dr. Paul. 5. II. Powers 60, j. Hii.""
H. Miller the Rcd Bank Hotel the u. = Arsenal, the
Sprinc Garden Commissioner Hall.
Ia he Sde oj NsU Jcrsoy.--j.orge Crsiin. Jud-e
MCali Judge Dayton, John NctmaIi, DR.. H. III 4afuc'
Benz. Roberts, Mr.. j. Downing
rfTrhe only authorized Agent for the Counties
of Union, Junin,a. Mfliin, Clinton, l.ycomins,
Northumberland, Mou.our, Columbia, l.uzerne- l.
SAMUEL HOOVER,
Hrtleton, Union county, Penn.
Orders and letters addressed (post paid TO Mr..
Hoover, will be promptly attended to. tie has
pu, UP humber OF these Rods IN Union county,
some of which may be seen as follows:
~ VNTON COUNT.
TI,,fYey T-Nark uaificury VIM Foster, John Haas,
Michael Peters. Jacob Smith, David flman, t"nhen
Nen,b Georrc K!,ckner. -Nt'c Eriin.-tnhrt huu-r-
and COMMISSIONER Office LImc'tore 1p-iohn E"her
f,ic, Ip-Dr. Charles Wilson. EIshtagir'i 7!s-i"hu
Kur!z Simon kuG,E. ItaH ip.-lsaac Cvusdron Httte
Dter Tp.-Moh.e Hoffman.