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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-19
TLc Law Of NowhPapOral

who do mol Give express rolice 10 he
s1stio sso,,idercl as wlshingloe nhlUe their sub.
,in1i"
.65s .,,,.rs order the dstonInuaues Of theIrperl,
n'as.To ,Ssher may continue = send them until ali
neglect or refuse to take thelr rerlodl
4 Wt.o ds,s TO which they agq objected, they ave
Ss till they have settled the bill and ordered
,1 ~ remove to other places without inrhm
4 lfs,sssrs aud the par ers Rre sent TO the loTneI
~ g ~, are he'd resrorshe, .l.l.
Iteh va nave decided Thai refusing TO taks period.
lou M OF removing ard lea Ine them uncal
rfsuca. ,Ii ada evidence OF inienliOnSlhaud
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NV POsr orrop.-rhe Postmaster General
.,,bl,hed new pest office Of Easton's IN
y,,,, county, on The line OF the Bait. & Ohio
g,,,,j, four miles east Of Long Doponi-or Ca
seem 49,.
O,e bundled and fifty citizens, it is said, willbe
,,onmnla,ed with daily mail EAST aud west by
). establishment of this Office. The nsme ofthe
al office i, Glen Easton--William B. Simpson,
P@,naseJ, aHsHt8..F s
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Mammoth LAT store.

ENLl EaSnlOu LOT LpSEs III III
~ AVERY has Oh hand, aud Is receiving, one or The
~ 1Tfest and best stocks OF Hats and Caps that has
ever been OPENED IN ts city lie Is aso an
ieurnr every description or hat and cap low IN use
nom fIa very best material and workmanship AID sold
al d does that eahnqt fuil 10 please tl
am also receiving large imporalons OF kaelern nan
,,cetured Hata aud apa, which win Be sold low Also.
aTce oTibient or chldu'a Fancy Hats aud Caps and
Ladies' Riding Hats, carpet bagA ana pmhIella9t ~
ygidciiiFilt be sold g cap
n Btliats made 20 nlter on The HhoIte! nolieo =
S, AVERY, Nos t46 aud AZ Mlinsk
ner5 iiNH.W Wheeling, Va.
q cl6Fs Blus yi0ibi insiOre ahd iOr ale ~ u -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-19
DysPrpSiS, Rhsumaiism, SeTefWlg, COsgk, AsIk-
ma, Contemplation, LiuCr Complaint, &c.
TRIlTn Is MlnHNYl u.

. L. -"
AIo You seki Beware Of limitations i-AIk for Hemp
teHS PsgCaNs TiHeiHTs' Tie many euieS n1tg by tll
and sale remedy may Induce counter tlting
medicine must he We VT, and gre merit toe. 10
VauiEs worthless Ankle, 50 az Ia keep up 10 good
medicine II II b not really, 80. sstfs
good medicine will live, become popular, and extend
It's sales yeaF aer year, III spite o. OppotUOh
pie tesdly ARd out lite Virtues, and the ae 81 tho pas
lioM mouth 70 mouth With moro Tdpldy thiH B6tn.
,apes epiead II. living WntaA ltslllylng tOlhs
cure noeihe has made ior HIM Is Of more u5iSth tHSn
any newsPaper advertising
In proof Of wIalwe say above, we Tser you to Hgms
toHs HsGtlsilt 1'telRrtt and It's cLeclo.
Tic vi 10 OH w. Yeakle, Grocer, % Pearl IT. cured
81 RheunaiAnl Of eight year" standing all other rene
WIN ST. oldham, Clats Of the Custom House ) dwelling
30 i2s Pine ct, 81 Dytssia, great debility permanently
ured. rH'r'rrrIE asa
w AEchnsGer Rsq, ons or the oldest nlylalTacsaRd
most highly respectable eilEs cured Of great weakneoo
md restored TO rObusl health. flI .rcI
JaTTel Plunmet, 1863 baltimore 81. suffered intensely
yearB with ' seaSe end neIcuItA rhemailumi euJrh
aIief all other remedies had ALLIED. g.ffLI5ya
Space VIII not POln 10 rune hundreds Of 9theTft -
Eco w. ieh, Capt Th0s. q not. RObt Gap, JS1.
Smyth, cured oil rheumatism. p ~
john PerEql' 3. A. Ort:hui John Luke Rev; " Bo'
dGo, u. s. Navy, aud thousands Othera cured tlGapsp
sa, SeyOfua, cough liver eOIupOns, hQehtts, kattt
yus Dance DC. We Teierto our own ettiIoFS-ssll on
OK. HAMPTON the autiOr o thisgrett Hsmptop'a
Yegridblo Ycue, 10 IN HE aQlh ear In k0Od htth ~
that viii be Sse Iatt tsnOt antrtiee got up 70 Impose
UN6REDs IN THE city win Bssr the sans tsssi-
GJciHahd GET pamphlets tsIttiu,) ana aoo iht p.iS
20 For sditby y, H. l.ognA & Co.. wbtilIbS,
eEeIG, .Ee. ~ Shn pPPnn' e's ware 'Aq PT
GISS0ld hI MnSTlHgg * Muw9RAT, $40 RsltmpTe9 q
Baltin,ot :, AID 904 i'ISadwAY, N, y. 1900,
U-g-fIiseSl feT bottle, -. I9o
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'Ours, respectfully,

Safes or all sizes suitable for merchants, banks, jewel
srs record olces, steamboats,, &c FIRE and thsi proof
bank vault doors, plate Or private tmilie etc on
hand sale aud made 10 order, At the DEPOT 99 Pearl
rspI0 .IIv lanin ROBRRT N PATRICK
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of the Great Republio!!
ANOTHER TRIuM.sn
.DERIANUR ssAEBsI,t
NEw \ onE. bee. q, laa, 9I.N.

tr..l H.'Nn H NV oRK, Dec. q, 1873, TIN.
M Root NJ Patrirk, tO2 Pearst.i. .7i'
U1AR Stat II Is WITH much ash0tiOn that we beal
testimony the realty nu proof qualities OF tile Defiance
SAFE OF Sour marueue, which We had In Tao NJ on oil
flee at tho Novelty akey No 2ii Front st eet which,
with many other buildings, together with tile naninOtll
clipper ahipihs Great Republic, and other ships wah de
sifOyed by fire. this morning The safe, containing all
our books papers money, bills receivable, su,o nee pol
iIes &c was exposed 10 a very nlense heat Ter many
hours viz CTum tie commencement OF the hre, at mi d.
nizhl until removed from the ruilB, while hot TO your
store When OPENED at p. N this day, its contents
were deliver cd To in excellent Orderi tho books pa
pes bank bills belUgNs ogble they were before
ihe, eNpOsu to what consider most ssyeTe ordeal
Yours, respectfully,
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nRsrRIlnrlYE RIRR.

Tny Insurgents wyIo InlIsaL loIos.
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The rcrmanneY Of the cure hear hM sim 'nOthor
'''''' FS f'' BXSsrLiSILLs. AllsEhahy CO., MAI

Nstsys Mortimer &kou6ray-Dtar RiIgl lam happy 70
Inform you That this day fndH ne In the egOynfli Of
good health, hyhe lSc Of your HPmlton'S Theiue and
avOeblOnsho usual, and have ,ieat dele that tie
sfslsd should kyOw the great curative pOWqEs OF I've
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-I"| ~ I---"IT Decemhof g2dl Ib5Il n 7
Notlee,-1he parties nteresiedi the mstiorsO Of Tho
FOREGOING dees ai6 hereby notified that have appointed
Thursday lie 18th o. September 185 at my ONCE In the
oityOf Wheelinga the tfno aud place Wien and where
viii proceed 10 take The doeounl directed by Tie said DEF
such papers books vouchers and proofs may be me-
ceasarY 10 the proper taking Of said accounts Il
Gibson r. ChdNllBRs ~ u 2
aug29 Natter eommlssioner "a elnreery.
- CHlCRRRINGis PIANO FORFEs
OPENED this day, four Pith0 Pon6a from the tse
" cblaltd utnunslofy 81 VhIcktuug Y 8Oini Qi hue
rosewood hnsA, end tone that cono ba tur1qaed. Al
so, two second hand flahos f0r lcnt bt tsl5ioWlJ
my9n J. MBLBOR, 9b UnioDat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-19
lam, With resrsct, you're, !.

Gg@Cail and gel Some Pamphs6 and Ios ne cules Of
EOushs, BiOnchlls, Rheumatism, Liver CouPsiHi,.and
Sci Ollla ~. r.... ..l .fH.. 81. n "a FL. tr....
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-19

fNrcnm Tartar, Just received Ivy
" iol7 J! i.H !. VOwhbIn 24Wnlon 81.
VNTm, R. Mckee desires all having Cloims against
w him present thom lOr adjustments aud thUse IN his
debt are expected TO eel his credits promptly, Those
wishing interviews will call at his old slanl at his Of
flee intle building occupied by MoNair 6llervoN Dry
Goods I9crohpnts, 9th wand. al23
Hut, Cloth, Shoe aud Hun BRUSHES. Tor sale by
Ill jsti in. VOwELJ, q Union 81.
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$4,000 Worth
CtReal and Personal Estate for the People.
NAoNErCGST ESTgRrRISg. LIBERAL, EatIrABLE
AND CERTAIN.
WhitShHFIt'h Daguerreoiype EnIerPFisei!l

MAGNIElCGNT ESTgRrRsg. LIBERAL, EatIrABLE
. AND UERTAN.
Whitehur't'h naRuerreoIyPo EnIsrPFiSeiIl
II Il. wHlTgHURST has decided to Trustees in .trus,
tor the benefit Of tic shareholders In the above ell
disposed OF among The holders Of saresat the earliest
possible date, alter lhe sale Of the shares. Tho ceuh
Gales ale each, wnch entities the holder TO equla
6e share In the Silh named magnificent collection Of
ss' Eng Ps kS psSgsrI asglo one Of WhshgsrS
any lme whea When the oerticaIels presented at ell
'''' y "'' ''''' 'rRUsrRRs. "
g. q. Kirk and VIM. r. Riley, Washington, ID. G
GALLERIES ~ 49,
thALTlMoRBi 900 Market Street. ~ - =
WASHINGTON, D. o., Pennsylvania. A venue
FkiDhcOAp, XP. q Alsin street
as MN dksdSs o. 49, Fayetteville street oa
PRrERsBORd, va, Syeanole do
&C sb@ted Gale les oit1esmthe eofdheaes, VIA ~
{ A. u PAnRIRIDogs H0.39 MVhyuotl Wheeling, Va.
SYkFs ti$kL.ayy ~, ~ LSlawSy'N' "
Philadelphia, Pa 100 Chestnut ST. Psad6 100 Chestnut
,sLI Springfield, Mass, Main Street ~eslieu,
one superior Fam near Norfolk. Va, valued at 81 900
One splendid three Slofy blIck House aud Lolin
s9 5 R on "a street. sfeopd door 900
one flonse and LOT III Georgetown D. c., Onthe
corgerol Second 4gd riedeGeksls, ~ !, 0O
~ SEVENTH sHss iu ~ " "''n'S'o" 600
on elegant House aid Lotin Washington, b. e.,
Que lio SO and Lot IN Portsmoullh Va, on Court
ST adjoining Town HALL .' 800
$50 5S sbch "s".s'.ow' D. T. on Hefo@S .''''' 800
one Lot In Wnshington D. @ on seventh at 10 500
Rive Pianos $40 each 3 - 'Nfib = "a 600
Iiny splcudid Gold Lever Wstchesat 800 90 QUO
Twenty Submissive Silver Pitchers at % on 4 300
Twenty do do UuOS at 12 90 $50
Fourteen Diamond Rings al sH.F.##. 40 0o5 $50
NiUeleonlea ~ tiOd Cilaius at .. 80 on 6To
TWENTY silver Cioblels at N u .rs. . 20 90 400
Piny hne Ladies' Bracelets, at H..I. 1000 100
Ftlly tito BreasfpIs, at .Nr :, 1910 go
one hundred tue Gold Pencils, at roo zoo
Que hultli cd hue POrtnOuaiCs, al o 90 - 600
One hdndret hlo Gard Cases, at 10 90 0OJ
PVe hand ed. fine heavy Gold Rings, at 3 no 900
Que hund cd splel did Cold Iiotkets,at 10 90 900
Ihfee ihnnsnd ANIMALS. OF ~ fI.. 80 4 900
One thOusani Photographic ATt Journals 900
Total, vIUrgl .ua,mg ..g-1 $50 900
The fact That This pTOpnityis decided 10 Trustees IN
trust residents Of tile District oil COlurIba, for tbs bc
eft OF the sharelolders every slarehoder receiving
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N. B,-Jacob NJ. Warden will be found at the Law or
Rce Of AIC61 CALDWELL With the books aud accounts Of
Warden & Edwards, aud all persons indebted 10 said
Rrnore hereby notified aud required 10 call and sette
without delay nc alone being authorized TO settle tho bus
mess oI said old firm.
jo20 JAC0n VI. WARDEN.
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Nv liOb-- llns
HAVING heen BaSt and ssleeiel the most splendid
III lots OF marble ever brought 10 this iatkei, want
oil my ende 10 call Immediately aud leave their orders
for an Kind they may want.
Having purchased largely, win iinlsl on work In the
latest aiI most approved siyss and at The owett rates.
jsiS NJ J. RoHAN.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-17
nUBLIC NoTICE.-The following articles

nUBLIC NOTICE.-The following articles
of household and Kitchen Furniture. late
the property Of l.. B. CHRIST, and allowed to
him by the Appraisers under the Three Hun
dred Dollar Law, are no longer the goods and
chates Of the said l.. Is. Christ, but were this
day bought of him by the und-rsigned,uho has
paid full cash value for the same and has pos
session thereof; and all persons whatsoever
are notified not to molest or interfere with the
same in any way:
Carpet in parlor, center table, lard lamp,
pier liable, l sofa, 6 mahogany chairs, look
ing glasses, rocking chair, 2 coal stoves and
pipe, picture frames, . card tables, rocking
chair,2 small chairs, hearth stones,l spitoon
| freboard, l hat rack, l oil cloth and rug, G
bamboo chairs, stair carpet and rug. carpet in
back room, curtain bed etc, curtain bed etc.
bureau, l alright. stove, chairs, bed and
bedding, carpet above entry, washstand and
looking glasses, settee, 6 chairs, bed.
bureau, breakfast table, carpet above kitchen,
l cook stove pipe and fixtures, kitchen table,
kitchen carpet, lot dishes plates etc, green
blinds, pickle stand, meat stands. tub and
bowl, baskets, 3 casks and tub in yard,
copper kettle, iron kettle, COW, mantel
looking glass. sideboard, l rocking chair,
washstand, lot mantel ornaments, bed and
bedding, hall lamp, pictorial geography.
HESTER CHRIST.
Lewisburg, Feb. s. 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-17
IIAEIR1SO.

At Weidensaurs, Lewisburg, 10th inst, by
Rev. J. Winecoff, DANIEL BIRGsrnEssgR and
Miss H,na,ET GINGERIcu both of Selinsgrove
In Clinton township, Lycomng Co. I4lh inst
by Rev. Geo. Parsons, J. LLOYD Smith of Mt.
Pleasant, Wcstnoreland Co, and Miss Many,
daughter of Benz. Bear, Esq, of Clinton.
In Lewisburg, l4lh inst. by Ed. VIM. Lane,
both Of this place.
On the 9th inst, by Rev. A.B.Casper, JAcon
EsGLE. Of Union Up. and Miss CAraAurxE
WoLfE, of Buiialoe valley.
On the 29th Dec, by Rev. G. Erlenmyer,
HrSur HrRRoLD and Miss Martha FIsHER,
both of Chapman Up.
In Pekin, H., by Revs.V.E.Wes,ralI, JAcoH
RInLrr. formerly Of Selinsgrove, Pa. and Miss
Diana FisHsR, both of Pekin.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-17

IST of LETTERS remaining in the LEW
IL ISBURG Post Office, Feb. Is, 1854.

IST of LETTERS remaining in the LEW
IL ISBURG Post Office, Feb. Is, 1854.
Avondale Miss Jenny
Rechtel Samuel, Barnes VIM A, Bell Rev A
X. Beachy Dr. Urias NJ
Catherman Perry, Creme Sarah f
ssowdal Miss Rosa, Davis L q. I'D
hsu,chison John X, Housed Miss Nancy, Hu:-
ierd John, Haney Isaac
Irwin Jared, Jones Charles
saendali ID A q Co, Koller Jonathan
NEelex Hannah Ellen. Mauliiair d Zimmerman, },
Mitchell Nathan, MCaflerty Patrick, Miller
Miss Annie
Neiman Henry, Noli Peter
Parker Mr., Picard Mr., Palmer Geo
Hencler Benz or Jacob, Roust Henry ], Rer-
rick DR. J B, Reist & Harbeson, Randes Geo.
Reed Miss Ca;harinc. Reichly Miss Eiiza'th
S,rouss B. Stan G II, Sickle Valentine, Sny-
der Samuel. Shoemaker Miss Cath. Schreyer
Rev J, Steedman II G, Stadon Caleb ii
". els John atty, Wordren Samuel. Witten-
moyer Saml. Watson Maiden, Wescott Miss
Mary, Wire Miss Rose Il ID, Wrinkalman
Franklin 49l
n. B.-Persons calling for any Of the above
Letters should say they are advertised.
ii. w. CROTZER, p. VI.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-17

sH-Court proceedings have been dull
this week-the "gift of continuance" be-
ing very prevalent. The Court adjourned
yesterday, and next week will not be
"thronged" with business.
The argument of the motion to quash
the indictments in the Heimbach prosecu-
tions, was postponed until May Court.
So that his father consessor," our "pop-
ular and able prosecuting attorney" and
the Rspudiasors in general, have three
months longer to " get sings fixed"
We did not hear word said in favor Of
the beautiful Public Buildings" to be
put up in New Berlin, nor of anybody
being painfully CALLED" at the dull pros
pect in that direction. Our Er-friend will
have to get his committee together and
make some more efficient move in the
matter
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-17
To the Honorable the Judges of the Court of

To the Honorable the Judges OF the Court of
Quarter SESSIONS in and for the County of Union,
February Term. 1854.
The petition of = H. Kline of thr Borough of Ievisiurc
respectfully reseutsihaf he il derous of continuing
TO ferp rutlic house of entertainment in the
occupied by him fr many years and that he is provided
with convenience for the accommodation of the
public and the entertainment OF strangers aud travellers
aud he Therefore sr.s your hlnors grant him license
for said purPo=e. CD KLINE.
We the subscribers citizens Of the Borough ofrwiSburg
do hereby certify that C. Kline the above arpl
cant Is man OF COOL repu" for honesty and Temperance
and that he is welt provided for the convenience and
accommodation Of the travelling public and that such
hore or hotel is necessary for the accommodation OF the
public.
Matthias Hate, James Cr.we Fr Jos. GesSner. C. F.
Schate A. Stourltnn JOHN NJ. Hes. Lewis Ashcnfeter
=. Stou-htoD, Alan Shoemaker, Eansow Furray, 7. H.
Fisher, Stephen Yoeger.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-17
TdTtT.
SBaps ana i'c-fsIis:ery

'SVsxi7S seHk.s = sk'.HsN6!'
All kinds Of LAMPS. Lard Oil, Pine Oil
and Burning Fluid. Liquors Of all kinds, for
medicinal purposes. Niolins, Flutes and Ac-
cordeons, Nuts, Fruits and Confectionery
and in fact, almost anything in the way of No
tons and General Varieties. Call and exam
inc for yourselves. charge nothing for look
ing. THEO. S. CHRIST.
Mifiinbu.g Pa, ian. ., ls5i-ly
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-17
Latest from Europe /! !!

THE subscriber would inform old friends
and new ones too, that having with some
trouble and expense secured one Of the bes,
WATCH.MAkERS in the worldwide has
been employed as Finisher in different Watch
Factories in Europe-and now in his employ,
calls upon all having fine watches TO reward
him with plenty Of work.
He having tools not generally kept by
watchmakers in America. is enabled to make
any new parts TO watches in the nea,eSt and
most workmanike manner.
Gold and Silver Watch DiaIs cleaned and
Freshed like new.
Galvanizing and Fire Gliding done in the
best and cheapest manner-at the old stand
on Market street, Lewisburg, by
Nov. 81, 1853. a. l.. HATFIELD.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-17
NOTICE.

4 T 4 meeting of the Board Of Managers OF
- the Union County Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, held at the office of said Company,
in the Borough Of Lewisburg, on the 9th day
Of October instant, the following Resolution
was unanimously adopted:
Resoired, That an assessment Of fifteen per
cent. on the premium notes prior to the 10Th
day Of October 1852, and an assessment Of ten
per cent on the premium notes since the 10Th
dav of October 1852. be made 10 meet the los
ses sustained by this Company and due the De-
yisees of Frick. Slifer & Co. and others.
Published bv order OF the Board Of Directors.
Nov. 3, 1858. J. A. MERIT, See Y.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-17
GERMAN and FRENCH Languages, Draw
ng. Painting. and Draughfing, taught BY XIV.

WOOLEN and SILK Needle-work executed
and sold by MRs. VOLKMAR, who also will
give instructions in that line of female educa-
ton. Lewisburg. Sept. l, 1888
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-17
FITS. FITS! FITS.
rnE vrsEr,5Lr ExTrtcT
EP!lEPTlC PILLS,

For the cure Of Fits. Spasn', Cramps. and Ill
Nervous and Constitutional Diseases.
DERsoNs who are laborins under ,his
distressing n,alady will 6nd the NEGEf-
ABLE EPI!.EP'rIC PILLS to he the only
remedy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy.
or Falling Fits.
Tbr.. Pills ro..rs~ n .r.cisc nrtion the nervous
svs.en and although they prepared -rrcir for the
purpose Of curing Pits they will be fornt OF especial ben
eft for all persons sfeiad with weak nerves or whose
nervous svFrm has been rros'rated or shatcrcd fJu
ary csus Whatever In chronic complaints or diseases
long staining. sr2cr.udueed BY they arc
e-crcd;ncly e- beneficial.
Price s per box, two boxes for 81 Persons out OF
tho Ci.y r,rrosirg rsmiftirc" will have the pills sent
them through the mail. free Of ros.s=e Fer sale ty
SETH HASCE. Sa-las PArTI.onr sr-Trr. Hai:iTrrr-.
Nd whom orders from all parts Of tue Union E.us be
addressed. pest paid. iiySo-ne-ev ev
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-17
Estate of Joel Rover, decd.

NOTICE is hereby given. that Letters tes-
tamcntnry on the estate of JOEL RorER.
late of Kelly township. decd have been gran
ted to the undersigned by the Register of Un-
ion couuty, in due form of law. Therefore,
all persons knowing themselves indebted TO
said estate, are hereby requested TO may i'm
mediate payment, and those having any just
claims against the same, are also requested TO
present them without delay.
JOHN SCHRACK,
Nov. II, lSJ3LGw Executor.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-17
DIED,

In Green township, Ross Co.. D., 7Ih inst.
aged Al years, 10 months and 10 days, JAcoB
MERrz, Jr., formerly of East Builaloe township,
Union Co, Pa.
In Aaronsburg, Center Co., 18th inst, aged
81 years, Mrs CATHERINE, wife of Rev. NJ. J..
Alieman, formerly of Lewisburg. Herremains
were taken to her fathers, Frederick. Nd, for
burial.
In Turiieyillr, Union Co.. llth inst MAnc.-
RET. wife of Geo. MColom, in her 54th year.
In Lewis5urg, 18th inst, WM. GCNDr son of
Isaac $. and Joanna Sterner, aged Gt years.
In Milton, 9th inst, MARGARET WAoSER, OF
New Berlin, aged about IS years.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-17
r|The Nebraska Bill

n@-The Nebraska Bill is stou,ly con-
tested in the Senate, and public feeling
and indignation are becoming aroused
against it. North and South, there are
many to denounce it as an unwise betrayal
Of solemn compact. And there are many
thousands who oppose it upon principle,
as wrong in itself, and hostile to the best
interests of laboring white men.
If we are rightly informed, sS-every
Member of Congress from the Free States,
who voted to allow Slavery in Missouri,
was doomed to private life by his constit-
uents. -sra Let Senators and Representa-
tivcs, from the East, North aud West,
remember that while the hosts of freemen
yield Slavery all its legal possessions, yet
THEY ALL HATE SLAVERY AND LOVE LIB
ERTY
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-17
To the Honorable the Judges Of the Con,,


Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the county Of Union
February session. A. u 1854.
The petition Of Jonas Fisher respectfully seweth-that
your petitioner occupies cnmmolicus house situate
White Deer Mills, in the township of White peer. the
r"ad leailng from Lewshurg to Wamsport AMI n the
east end Of the Sucar Valley and White Deer Turupik.
Road which Is we'll calculated for public house of
entertainment and has Teen aud il occupied SUCH
and from its neishLorhooi and situation suitable
well necessary for the accommodation Of the public
and the cntertsn Of strangers Travellers no
th"ref're respectfully prays the Court grant him
license 10 keep inn pubc house Of entertainment
at the place hereu named and your petitioner will pray
&c JONAS FISHER
We the undersigned citizens Of White Deer township
Aforesaid being personally acquainted with Jonas Fisher
"" above nan el petitioner. and also having good
kuovndcc of the house for which continuation icnse
rrayei fr. do hereby certify that sch house
csy t1 Accommodate the public and entertain s,rans
ers aud Travellers that he is person Of good rcpute
honesty and temperance and that he is well provided with
hons" and convenience for tho lodging
moiaion of strangers and travellers: therefore beg
leave 10 recommend that license lie granted him
agre"ahy To his petition.
Aaron c. High, J. p. Hogue. " ". Sassern,n Jacob
Ieiser, Jr, David b. Kaufman, Daniel b. Reber william
Trump. James Black. Wm Heiuey, John Bly, Geo. Dies
fenderfer, Jerome BTintzenhof. Gpaii
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Seasonablc Supplies
FOR THE
FALL g. WINTER CAMPAIGN !

TaNHE undersigned would respectfully an
nounce to their friends and the citizens
OF Union county, that they have opened a New
Sfnrk of DRY EOOllS
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NOTICE is hereby given that seven round
~ White Pine Logs were taken up by j.
w. FISHER while floating on the Susquehanna
River at New Columbia on the Nth Jan. 1854
and description of the same lodged in my
office at White Deer Mills, Union county. The
owner or owners will please prove property.
pay all legal charges and take them away within
three months from date. Otherwise they will be
forfeited ROBERT CANDOR, JP.
Jan. H. 1851.