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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-06-10

cacy Of the compromises Of 1850? Where the supporters
Of Willard Fillmore at the North? Where the UnonWhigs
Of New York? Where the conservative spirit which
prompted hundred of the most respectable citizens OF
Boston, said be the very hobed OF fanatcism to
roll themselves special constables to secure the execu
ton of the fugitive slave law Is there no consideration
due to the position Of such wings as those at the North
in deciding upon measures well calculated as the pre-
to weaken their position and influence or rathr to
use the forcibe language Of the Attorney General to
crush them QUIT"
the chagrn deep modification felt that the Southern
Wings, in the last Baltimore Convention, failed to recog-
Mise the claims Of Mr. Webster to the gratitude OF the
South for his noble conduct in supporting the
OF 1901 Sir it is with pride and satisfaction that am
able to state that upon my return home, and declaring
my purpose to support Gen. Scott to large assembly OF
the people in Nashville, announce also that my prefer
ence had been for another Mr.. Webster Although Dir.
Fillmore, by his firm and patriotic in his high Office
in sustaining the compromise Of 1850 had become the ia
vorte of the greater part of the Wings Of the South STILL
great leader OF his party at the North and the st
to enter the breach thought Mr. Webster entitled to he
first rank in the gratitude of the South.
But sir, there is conservative sentiment in the Moth
outside of the ranks Of those Wings known the sup
porters of Mr.. Webster and Mr.. Fillmore, even among
those denomnated Freesoers the opponents of the
extension of slave territory belonging beth the Wing
and Democratic party. aude to those who have as-
quiesced in the compromises of l850those who op
posed the plans Of the abolition organization and
terrain purpose of pressing their slavery feelings
aud doctrines the point Of disunon Is there any wis
dom sound policy in adopting measure not called for
by public necessity interest but so well calculated
ncte that large of Northern citizens to form
bnations which may lead to permanent alienation be-
tween the North and the South
Sir the tendency of this bill is to stimulate the forma
ton Of sectional party organization And as said In
my speech the passage of the Senate BILL that
as the last and most fatal evil which befa this
try, except the dissolution Of the Union and that last
and greatest calamity to the country the success OF such
movement would infalbly bring about. ! trust, sir
that my fears this subject win prove to be groundess
and that such results as have indicated will ever be
realized.
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Lewisburg, Sept. 90. 1885.
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Reported by C,RR, GiEsE & Co., Con,missio1
IM,rchdnfs, Bakinl0re.
BALTIMORE, Oct 3l-P.M.
The price Of Flour has been ruling high in
consequence of the light receipts, the streams
bring low, but little Flour could be made.
We quote Family Flour at $40, Extra 1850,
Superiine $3.50.
In Grain there has been considerable doing
the receipts have been pretty uniform and
large during the week. We quote to-day as
follows White Wheat so to 1856, Red do.
40 to $50, Rye l,l6 to l,2O, Corn 76 TO 10,
Oats so, Cloverseed G, so to 6,75. dull sale
The news per steamer Pacific advising of a
large advance in -four and grain has had little
or no effect upon the market here, our prices
being already above shipping point.
Lumber continues in fair request. We quote
White Pine Boards and Plank Sl7 to 23, ST.
ding lit to l5l, Poplar Plank Fl to 2s, Poplar
Scanting ls to 90, Hemlock Joist and Scant.
ling l3l 10 IA.
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7 MON County. IS. In the Orphans Court

II -SAOAN Nouhiy- SS. III Tue OTpndnS OOufl
~ of Union county. In the matter of the
inquisition of the real estate of MICHAEL
QUINN. late Of East Buffaloe Up. decd:
Notice is hereby given 10 Mary Quinn, Da-
vld Quinn, George Burns and Eliza his wife,
John Arnold and Sarah his wife, Ann Quinn,
Rebecca Quinn, Jas l.. Quinn. Jere'h Roller,
guardian Of David Geiger. Mary Ellen Geiger,
John Geiser and James Q. Geiger, minor chill
dren of Rachel Geiger decG. heirs and legal
representatives Of Michael Quinn, late OF East
Buflaloe Up, aforesaid, decd: Whereas, b. an
inquest for that purpose duly awarded by the
Orphans Court of the county aforesaid. the
real estate of the said Michael Quinn was
appraised, and whereas none Of the heirs Of
the said deceased appeared in Court 10 take
the premises therein described al the appraise-
meni; you and every Of you are hereby cited
TO appear al the next General Orphans Court
to be held al New Berlin on the 18Th day of
December nexl,to accept or refuse 10 take the
premises aforesaid al the appraisement, or
show cause why the Court should not decree
the same to be sold.
Witness the Hon. A. s. Wilson. President of
said Court al New Berlin the Goth day of Oc-
,ober, AID. 1854.
LIS. SAMUEL ROUSH, Clerk.
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
PENNSYLVANIA, ssh the Name and 6y III
authority Of tile Commonwealth Of Pennsy

PENNSYLVANIA, ssh the Name and by fh
authority Of tile Commonwealth Of Pennsyi
rania: -..
Fellow CIrIzExs.-A sincere belief in the
existence of God, and just conception of His
atribu,es,l lie al the foundation of true religion
and civilized society. The free declaration Of
this becomes Chistian people.
This aimightyand benelicen,God has greatly
blessedtheCommonweal,h and her inhabitants
during the year that has just closed.
Anhumble Acknowledgement Of His goodness
and mercy, and an open manifestation of gra-
ttude TO Him, is an act of homage emipenl,y
becoming people so highly favored.
The blessing of peace ne has bestowed upon
us. Our relations with all the other States
are most amicable, and the tumult of internal
strife has not been heard in our midst. All
the great interests Of the people have been
eminently prosperous, except only the agricul-
tural, which, in par, Of the State, has suffered
from the drought.
Win The exception Of few communities,
which claim our sympaihies, the blessings of
health have prevailed. Our Institutions of
government have been perpetuated, and civil
and religious liberty enjoyed by the people.
The cause Of education and Christianity has
been advanced, the arts and sciences have
progressed, and the moral and physical con-
dltlon of the country been improved.
The devastalions of war which are now
SO sorely affecting the people of Europe,
the desolatIons of famine, and the ravages Of
Pest'lence, have not been permitted to invade
our favored Commonwealth.
These manifold blessings are the gift of God
and to Him our most devout thanks should be
offered. tader the solemn conviction Of du,v,
therefore, and in conformity with the wishes
of many good citizens. ]. WIIuAN BIeLEn,
Governor Of the Commonwealth OF Pennsyl-
vania do hereby appoint
THURSDAY, THE Esd DAT OF NOVEMBER NEXT,
as day Of general thanksgiving and praise
thronghou: the State. and earnestly implore
the people. that, setting aside all worldly pur-
SUITS on that day. they unite in offering thanks
10 Almighty God for his past goodness and
mercy. and beseech Him for continuance of
his blessings.
Given under my hand and the grea, seal Of
The State at Harrisburg, this lwenty-eish,h
day Of october,n the year of our Lord 1884,
and OF the Common the 79th.
BY The Governor. e. A. BLAcK.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-11-03

NEYER'S PianOs.-The subscriber
M has been appointed Agent for the sale
of Meyers celebrated Pianos. C.Meyer reed
the Prize Medal at the Worlds Fair, when he
was in competition with the most celebrated
makers Of Europe and America. His ins,ru-
ments are universally known to excel all 9TH
ers for exquisite tone and durability. Those
wishing to purchase Pianoth will last for
many years and give perfect satisfaction, will
call and examine one Of his best 7-octave rose
wood instruments, at J. l.. YODERS
Watch and Jewelry Store, Market 81.
Oct l2, 1854 Lewisburg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-11-03

V04VS.otD~ iuvtses the public 70 call
and price his work, as he is conliden, ,hsJ viii
render entire satisfaction even 10 the mos;
diifidenl customers.
Constantly on hand. or made 10 order. all
kinds of SADDLES, HARNESS. Brides. C"i-
lars, WHIPS, Trunks. IaHees, CGrpet Bass. DC.
Also the cheapest and best assortment Of
Worsted, Linen, and Cotton FLY NETS 10
be foundIn town, at prices ranging frrm ~ rs
TO $3.50 per single net, also Leather Fly Nets
Of different styles and prices.
The above articles will oe sold cheap for
cash or country Produce.
All kinds of REPAIRING done II shor, no.
tice. cheap. and in the most durable manner.
The citizens OF Lewisburg AMI the surroun-
cling country, are solicited 10 extend fair
portion Of their patronage.
WANTED-l0Oc cords Of Wood in exchange
for work. also 10 tons of Hay wanied a, n,as-
ket prices.
s"shop in Beavers new brick 5lock, Third
and Market, 4lh door from corner.
p. H. BEAVER.
LewiSburg, June 80, 1854
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Zemi9burg Harket.
MlAHHlSD,

In Philadelphia. Goth uIt. by Rev.B R.Loxley.
Rev. Ros.pr LowMr, Pastor of West Chester
Baptist Church, and Miss ANNA K. daughter
of the administrator.
On the 2lst ult., JANIS T. LANE, Esq, of
Davenport. Iowa. and Miss ANNA JANE REED,
Of Butler, Pa.
BY Rev.J.PShindel, l4th Sept, SIMON VEL
LSR of MiddIecreek aud Miss ELIzABErH
RoHRER of Freeburg.-On the nth ult.. DR.. G..
A. Bowss of Middleburg and Miss AMELIA q.
daughter of Isaac Smith of Selinserove.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-11-03
Ten Nights in q Bar Rsen.
And whai ] saw There.
nv = ARrarR

Ten 1hoUsand CoPies an o HOnff
THIS uovrrfu sorh sekuov lodged by all who hare
rad it to 10 the best sscr written By Mr. Arthur.
depicts the evils Of Intempefance IN series of thrilling
sketches illustrating the e1ess Of Tavern keeping and
Rum drinking NOT ony on inIivdusls th msslvss but
in c,mmuntes at lat Th- story Of little Mary Nor.
gan and father Is rermei by her DEVOTION snd
death, Is alone worth the price Of the book.
Temperance men and others do for the cause
by its circulation thau BY any 9th means
Agents wanted In every town and county OF the
United States. sell edition gottcu up specially for
them, beautifully illustrated with fns mezsJtiat en-
craving, by Sartan.
a3-t specimen Copy viii b sent post pad) on 70
ceipt of the price, 75 cents.
The largest commission will b~ pail Address
J. W. BRADLEY. Pubiishe>,
No. IS North Fourth Street. rhiiadei iphia- :.
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Wheat, and Flour!

"AVING rented WOLFE'S MILLS. the
Ill subscriber will pay the highest price in
CASH for Wheat. He will keep constantly
on hand, Wheat and Flour to Retail, and his
Wagon will run daily to Town to deliver Flour
and receive Wheat. All Wheat he sells, he
will guarantee To make 40 lbs. Flcur per bu-
shell. Persons wishing WheatwIll leave their
bags at my Storehouse, and they shall be punc-
tually attended to.
ALEX'R AMMONS.
Lewisburg, Sept IA, 1854
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Executors yOlice

NOTICE IS hereby given that Letters Tes-
~ iamen,ary on the Estate of JOHN A.
VANVALZaH, Esq, late of Kelly Tp, Union
Co, deed, have been granted To the under
signed by the Register of Union County in due
form of law; therefore all persons indebted TO
said Estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment, and those having any Just claims
are also requested TO present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
SARAH b. VANVALZAH, Exec
LAIRD HOWARD, tutors.
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A which will be found large and we'll
N selected stock of
Hardware, Cutlery. Iron, Steel, Nails,
Carriage trimmings, Harness mountings,
Carpenters, ,Cabnel-makers' and Shoe
makers Tools, Boot and Shoe Findings,
Moroccos, Kid. Innings. French Calf
skins, Cedar and Willow Ware, Steel
Springs, Anvils, Vices, Screw Plates.
Screw Bellows, Builders Hardware os
every description. .Venit' an Window Bid
Shutters, ,WindowSash,S Silver plid Ware,
britannia Ware, Guns. Pistols, RevoL
vers, Manila and Hemp Rope. Sperm,
Lard, and Whale Oil, Tar, Window
Glass, Looking Glass Plates, ,Linseed Oil,
Spirits Turpen,ine, Pure White Lead,
White Zinc Paints, Blake's Fire Proof
and full assortment of other Paints,
Wines and Liquors at Wholesale and
Retail, Japan, Copal, and Coach VAR
nshes, &c. &c.
All Of which will be sold very cheap for cash.
country produce. or four months approved
credit. 10. RICHARDSON,
at the signs Of the Anvil and Saw.
Danville, Sept IA, 1854 lyl0t
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Cheaper than Ever !
@&@
Fail and Winter Arrival Of Ner Goodsi
llURSH 4 WORSE

1lURSll + WORSE
MOST respectfully announce tofriends and
Nl the public generally tina, they have Just
received carefully selected stock Of
DRY GOODS, of every variety, and at
prices to suit customers, embracing Ladies'
and Gentlemen's dress goods. domestic, furn.
ishing goods. gloves, hosiery, trimmings, &c.
@R@@IsGli.G-a fresh supply Of the
best qualities sugars, molasses. honey, coffee,
teas. spices. tobacco. sega:s, crackers, ham,
cheese, dried frnit, &c.
OWARE-a we'll selected stock
of shoyels, spades, forks, hoes. and variety
of cutlery. carpenters, mason's, and black
smiths tools.
QUEENSWARE. the cheapest ever offered
in This market-iron-stone, granite, china and
whiteware, also common tea-selts, &c.
HATS AND CAPS. of all kinds and al low
prices.
All Of which have been selected with great
care. and having been bought for Cash they are
enabled to sell at unusually low rates. they
deem il unnecessary To particu'ariZe, as their
stock embraces everything likely to be called
for. Purchasers will find it their advantage to
give us call. PRODUCE taken in exchange.
iCwE STUDY TO PLEAsE.-gi
Lewisburg, Oct. 25, 1854
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DIED.

In Adamsburg, I'd uit.. JAcos DRIHs, in his
6s,h year. On the morning Ct his death. Mr..
d. left his home in usual health, and whilst
passing through the town on business, was
overtaken BY an unmanageable young colt,
which trampled the aged man under his feet,
and injured him so as to cause his death.
On the 9Th ult.. CAraARixx, wife of Peter
Decker, aged 81 years.
In Philadelphis, 3lst ult. PsrsR KaIssAUx,
formerly Of Lewisburg. aged about % years.
His remains were taken 10 sunbury for inter-
menL
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-11-03
Union County Agricultural Fair.

On our first page will be found IA notice
Of the late Fair at Lewisburg, from lea
ding New York journal. The Psnnsyleania
Farm journal says:
"A considerable portion of the county
was unrepresented among the contributors,
yet notwithstanding this it was highly Gre
1ii,able, and would have graced an older
society.
/" From the stock of Horses on exhibi-
,ion-some of which were very fne-it is
evident our Union county friends have
givcu more attention to this animal than
TO neat cattle and swine. They are now
awake to the Importance of Improvement
in all tr@lchcs of steck craving, and with
the influence of the Society and Of the
Farm journal to stimulate exertion, we
trust many years Will not elapse before the
Union county farsscrs will gexerai!y secure
the most profitable breeds
"The display of Fruit was particularly
fine, SO fine indeed that one might suppose
Union lad escaped the frost and storm
that left most parts Of the State minus
their usual crop
"The Produce department. was we'll sup
piled, and the articles on exhibition gene
rally Of superior quality.
ave trust that by another year our
friends in Union will "pull together" and
that the pride of place will induce them to
enter the lists to man to contest the prize
Of usefulness and excellence with other
and older societies"
The Journal errs in supposing that
sectional feeling prevented any considera-
bic portion Of the county from contribut-
ting to the entertainment, for Lewisburg
was selected as the site by an unanimous
vote. There is still lack of interest in
some neighborhoods, but the great lind
rance is the range Of heavy hills which
divides the county centrally and renders it
extremely difficult to transport cattle or
other heavy products from one side of the
county to the other.
pAThe Anti Nebraska majority on the
State Ticket in Ohio, is between $4,000
and $4,000.
In Indiana, the Anti Nebraska majority
is 1900 on the State Ticket and IA, 900
on the Congressional.
7~'-.--,--
pa-James Barefoot, of Lewistown, Pa,
was robbed on Tuesday night of pocket
book containing 81 $50 in notes of the
e''y banks, and those Of Reading, Norris
'o.n and Easton. He supposes it was
''oien while at the Walnut Street Theatre,
or In an auction sale,room in Market street
A reward of $500 is offered for the recoy.
cry Of the money.
NV YORK Naz I lA u n m
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TO LUMBERMEN.

to 5000 It Maple 81 by D
w 20 TO 10000 do <byA
10 to 20. 900 Fl in "A sh plank
20 10 3G.00O II u do
70 be delivered this coming Fall and spring o.
the bank Of the River ct Harrisburg. Lumks(
Of good quality and STRAIT grained is wanted.
Proposals will be received ill Sept. fos
furnishing the above. and persons sending pre-
posais will stale the quar- hIy and quality Of sLs
diferen, kinds they can furnish, and vhss.
Terms Of paymeni-cash on delivery so4
inspection. Address (post-paid)
$50 W.O. HICKOE. HarrisburS. Pa.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-11-03

A CCRs EEYsIrEras -H0iLoy AND rYrIs
Copy Of Letter from William tdg rsco ofJrrsey CITY,
New ) rsey To Professor Hullo~ay"-Sir suffered
with Eryspeas in the leg for upwards of three months
which resisted all medical aii and dcoryei Of rest
ith by night ard day as was in great danger, re-
solved To give your Pills and Oinimrbt fair trial BY
the use of thrm conformity. in iN weeks perfectly
cared. anu nov able to walk well was In
my life, and my health is thoroughly re-csta,lishrL
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who wants a Phila. Daily paper,

nN and after Nov. LIST, the undersigned
" will furnish subscribers with any Of the
Philadelphia Dailies. on the evening of the
same day as published.
Whoever, then, wishes the news, can be
supplied by at once leaving their names with
u.s. 1erms-6 cts. per week Qor the Penny
papers, payable weekly or monthly in advance.
THORNTON & co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-11-03

s~Fihy cents 4 line is charged for ad-
vertising in the Weekly Tribune. A recent
advertisement: which appeared in that jour
nal, occupying not quite . column, cost
the advertiser the snug sum of $s6l and
the proprie:ors say that they will make no
dimiuutiOn in charge for long adv'nts.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-11-03
NOTICE.

OUR Firm being this day dissolved. We
~ would say to all who know themselves
indebted to US, that We are in need Of the
needfu. and are anxious to settle up our bus
mess with as little delay as possible. Our
Books will remain at the old stand. and SET
tlement made By either Of the Firm.
REBER Il WORSE.
Levisburg Sent. 20. 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-11-03

m-Tbe regular monthly meeting of
the Society for Moral and Religious In
quiry, will be held in University Chapel,
On Sunday the 9th of Nov. a, - o'clock,
Pm. Report, on the Means of Christian
izatiOn, will be read by Mr.. Geo. Frear.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-11-03
ELECTION.

NOTICE is hereby given. that an Election
~ will be held at White Deer Mills, in
Union county, on MONDtr, the 9Th day of
November Gext. 10 elect President, six Man
ayers and Treasurer to superintend the
Sugar Valley Il White Deer Turnpike Road
Company for the ensuing year.
ROBERT CANDOR, Sec.
White Deer Mills, Oct. 10, 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-11-03

H-There is said to be an Operator on
the West Branch, who has taken the
Know Nothing fever SO violently, that he
wont "take off" any "Foreigu News y
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-11-03

rn Capt. Collinson has returned from
the Arctic Ocean, leaving the American
expedi.ion now alone in the search Tor
the unfortunate Franklin.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-11-03

At our latest dates, the siege Of seoas,
tapol was progressing with energy anu
biah hopes on the part of the Allies
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-11-03
Notice,

NHE Annual Election for Directors of the
"Lcwisburg Savings Institution" will be
held at the Office of said Institution in the Boz
rough of Lewisburg, Union county, on Monday
the 18th day OF November, 1854, between-the
hours Of 9 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock. P. NJ.
at which time seven Directors are to be chosen
for the ensuing year.
II. p. SHEI.LER, Treasurer.
Lewisburg, Oct l3, 1854
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See View Advertisements

,seTbe yanvalsah Mill Property l''r'
merlv Chambcrlin's,) is offered for sale
see opposite page. .-.-..---.
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A NEW STOCK OF
.Deess and Deoks a1d
* 60! @

~
Shoes, Statisassy.
TINE subscriber annosness y his 0sooO
and the public generally hat 10 has js:e
received from PhiIadslPhia large ~ sssse
lent assortment Of
BOOTS AND SHOES
comprising every kind and variety Of OsaQeS
mems Boots, CATERS. honross. Ties. olippseN
&c.
LadieS Fine Cater B0ofs.
Buskius, Jenny Liads. and Ties Of he lsissf
and mos, approved Nyles.
Boys, Misses, and Children's
Boots, Lace Boots; Caters and skoss Of tveSt
style and variety now vorn-also tAeset
selection o: the School and Classical
BOOKS
now in use 10 our Academies and SCHOOL,
tcge,her with good assortment Of Slati0S
merry, etc.
The above goods have been carefully sels6S
led and will be sold al very reduced prices.
The undersigned also continues to manufas-
,ure Boots and shoes Of eve'l. description 10
order, and from his long experience and .
determination to spare no effort or expense -
please, he hopes 10 merit and receive Liberal
share Of business. JOHN HOCGAT0N.
LewisbuTg. May S, 1858
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Dissolution.

TNHE Firm of L. IDDINGS & co. has been
i this day dissolved by the sale of the
interests of Samuel Geddes and James 8.
Marsh. 10 Aaron L. Weizel.
LEWIS IDDTNGS,
SAMUEL. GEDDES,
JAMES 5. MARSH
Lewisburg. Oct. Q, 1854
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NJ EW FIR M.

T>HE subscribers have this day entered
Il into Partnership, to do a general Mer-
camille business, under the name of InDIxos
4 WErzsL, and respectfully solicit tn. pat
ronage vf their friends and the public.
LEWIS IDDiNGH
AARON L. WETZEL.
Lewisburg Oct o, 1851
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Lewis5urg Post Office Arrangements.

EISTERy Mails via MILroN) every day but Sunday,
close at ., A II.
EASTERN Mails Via NorTu'p) every dny but Sunday
close at y O'Clock, z. NJ
WESTERN, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
close ats A. NJ
NORTHERN (Willi.msrort) Mond w.dn and Fri,
close at IN of night preceding
SOUTHERN (Sens grove Tuesd Thursd. and Saturd.,
close at IL,
BUFFALoE Y fRoiDS ruestisy and Friday,
cIcs- ats Pm Of night preceding
ce-Businers hours daily except sund.ys) from until
IL 2, AN, and frcn IL, VI. enti! s. pm.
Nov %. 1883. H.w. CRoTZEH, Pm.
EM@ A VARIETY Of School Books,
LIZ Blank Books. Gift Books for Holiday
presents, Pens, Ink. Letter and Cap Pape:,
Fancy Stationery. Magazines, Papers, etc. etc.
eor salc c.eaD at the LEwIsRuno Posr OryIcg