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A POCALYPTIC SKETCHES

A POCALYPTIC SKETCHES-
IL Lectures on the Book Of Revelation, by the
Rev. Jno Cumming, d D-75c
Benedictions: or, the Blessed Life, by the Rev. j.
Cumming, DD-76c zeE- .sfeI tss "a
School Books and School Requisites at the lowest
price, for sale at the bookstore Of ..s5 a.. fv-I...
Se- 'r GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE,
- ON 7th street. near Odd Fellows Hall.
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Is o7 Sc 45-54 63 20 g

10 = So 45-54 63 y 81
1t will be perceived that the first figure
In each couple, for either end, is in simple
rotation from to 8. @
Again: Set down all the digits except
8, and you will produce Is, 2s, IS, and
SO on, as you may multiply by one 9.
two Us, (lS,) three 9s, (27,) and so on,
thus:
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TURKEY VTCTORIOUs

VOU will find at the same OLD STAND, Pennsyl-
Il vania avenue near 18th street opposite the
Irving Hotel, LOOKING GLASSES with or without
Frames; Portrait, Picture and Miniture Frames of
the latest styles; Brackets, Tables Room Moulding,
Cornises, &C., &c. or by leaving your order you can
have any thing done in my line.
N. Bold Frames, &c, regilt at the shortest no
tice on reasonable terms Don't forget the place
feb 20-1y JOHN WAGNER
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DAILY EVENING STAR
- -7-' IOVNNO NONItAIEI
THE FIGURE NINE.

GENTLEMKN To the curious and inte.
resting results Of combination with the
mystic figure nine, additions might be
made almost ad infnitum, as shown by
Ross, In his Mental Calculator. If YOU
will multiply 9 eight places by 2, and
the other digits up to 9 inclusive, the
whole line of results will be ranged alike,
and from left to right. Thus:
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DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA :!

DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA y
SMITUS DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL, for the cure di
- Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, Flatulence, Torpid
Liver and all diseases arising from arrangement OF
the digestive organs is presented to the public as
certain for the above diseases. 1t is entirely
free from any deleterious substances and is Of an
exceedingly agreeable flavor. The highest testimo-
sials accompany each bottle. For sale by Y. D.
GlLMA AN, Pennsylvania avenue, and at BROWNS
HOTEL Wholesale and retail, Is and 20 South 18th
street. Philadelphia, by the proprietor, DR.. WM. II.
SMITH. apr 1-3mo.
UIZOT'S History of Oliver Cromwell and the
VI English Commonwealth, TRANSLATED into En-
giish, vols. FRANCK TAYLOR.
ap 7-tf
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To John L. Kidwell.
WASHINGTON, D. O., December L. 1853.


John L. Kidwell: Dear Sir-This is to certify that
my daughter, aged years, was affected with Scrof
La of very aggravated forn-the disease had so
undermined her health, that life was entirely de-
spared Of Hearing of the efcacious effects Of your
Beech Drop in such cases, procured it, and after
using one bottle evident was her improvement
that we persevered with it. When she had used 4
bottles, her health was perfectly restored. Our
neigh bors and friends who her condition prior
to using the Beech Drop unite in attributing to
remedy the credit of her recovery.
Very respectfully yours, WILLIAM R. MCLEAN.
To JOAN L. Kid Hell Georgetown.
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WOOD AND LIME.

I H. BERGMAN offers for sale the above named
IL. articles at his stand, on the north side oi
Maryland avenue near its Intersection with 1th 81,
Pubic patgonsge. sp l0-2tawsw.
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ftfHE best Bargains In this City in
4 FirewOod are sold on Maryland avenue
at the canal bridge near the Capitol. His motto is
"Quick sales, ready cash, and small profits"
Please give him a call, and see if you cannot save
money by dealing with him. D. w. HEATH.
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WM. KNABB. II. GABLE. ED. BIffe.
First Premium Grand and Square
Pianos.

- KNABE, GAEHLE CO., manufactur-
HET6Isrs, Nos. a, 5, s. and IL, Eutsw street,
Baltimore. K. l. e. would respectfully sail public
attention to the great variety OF their IRON FRAME
PIANOS, constantly finishing, which for durability,
deicasy Of touch, brliancy of tone they believe are
not surpassed by any now manufactured. In addi-
ton to the first Premium awarded them by the Ma.
ryIand Institute in 1913 and ls49 they
the highest encomiums Of the most eminent srtists
vho I,sed these Instruments for their Concerts. Al
go of our first class Professors and Ameteurs IN the
city, who have highly recommended them.
AZ PIANOS HIRED. oa l~-r
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CHRONIC RHEUMATISM CUREDi
GrnrQRr0v-N Ian Al 14f

CkVkdETuHN, jan. o1, looo
DEAR SIR: It is with Sense of gratitude, and a
desire that others suffering from disease may be in
duced to use the Ertrdct Of Beech Drop, that con-
sent to give the following statement for publicity.
Until the last month was sufferer from Chronic
Rheumatism, from the effects of which my health
war so completely undermined and broken up, that
lost 20 or 80 pounds of my usual weight. Anxious
to find some relief, resorted to the most approved
patent medicines. l used number of bottles of
Townsend's Sarsaparilla, and exhausted the list of
Liniments, without any effect. My joints now be-
came enlarged, and the pains in my limbs excru-
c'ating, that they had to be rubbed two or three
times night. The muscles ofmy legs were con-
tracted that presented the appearance of a of
sixty-ive when I walked. In this condition. more
through curiosity than belief in its coed effects,
commenced the use of your Beech Drop, and in ten
or twelve days the swelling about my joints had sub
sided; and nOw after the of three bottles, am
able to resume my business, and can walk with the
same ease and comfort that formerly did.
Yours truly, &C., ISAAC BARRETT,
Second street, Georgetown.
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THE
HAZARD
POWDER COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS OF

G U PO w ID e r.,
Continue to furnish Gunpowier of all their we'll
known brands, viz: KENTUCKY RULE, SEA
SHOUTING, AMERICAN SPORTING INDIAN
RIFLE, ELECTRIC, DUCK SHOOTING, in kets
halt aud quarter kegs, and Canisters of one pound
eaeh. f
Alse, full assortment Of Powder for blasting and
Mining purposes, and for Export. The reputation
OF their Gunpowder is too wei known to require
comment. For sale by tbs pr r'ncpaI dealers in this
place, and at the Office Of the Company
50 Wall street, N. Y. City.
A. g. HAZARD, Pre.ident.
4. Is.
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LIME! LIME! LIME ~

TUST received, 5000 bushels best wood-burnt
sD LIME and for sale for so cents, cash, Der bbl.
at e-Fta w. w. CAMPBELL'S,
Corner of 7th street and the Canal.
Also, always on hand, Calcined Plaster.
apr I'm a...-t .-
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA.
j A u n ID CE,
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY,
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, AND
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
A DISORDERED LIVER

OR STOMACH.
Such Constipation, inward Piles, Fullnsss of Blood
to the Head, Acidity Of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Digest for Food, Fullness or Weight in
the Stomach Sour Eructations, Sinking or Flutter-
ing at the Pit Of the Stomach, Swimming Of the
Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering
at the Heart, Choking or sufocsting Sensations
when in a lying posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots
or Webs before the sight Fever and Dull Pain in
the head, Deficiency Of Perspration, Yellowness OF
the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest,
the Flssh, Constant Inaginings of evil, and Great
Depression of Spirits,
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THE EVENING STAR
rs PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON,
(EXCEPTssUNDAY,)

hfhs Star ohcs, on D street, nedT 12th, neoTiy oppo
ste tAe Irriig Hotel,
BIZ WALLACH q HOPE.
To subscribers in th cities of Washington, George
town, Alexandria, Baltimore and Philadelphia, a
So IL per annum, poyable-SIx CENTs-week
ly TO the Agents. To mail subscribers the sub
.cnptiOn price is THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY
CETFS year in Gdvorce, TWO DOLLARS for
SIX MONTHS, and ONE DOLLAR for THREE
MONTHS. SINGLE CoPIxs ONE CENT.
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GEORGE ID. SMITH

RICHARD Il. SMITH. GEORGE D. SMITH
N ID. SMITH g. CO, Manufacturers and
Vt. Dealers in ALCOHOL CAMPHENE, ETHE-
RIAL OIL, &c. No "a s. CALVERT STREET, op-
posite Water street, BALTIMORE, Md. 1frJ
mar 2l-1y
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ODD DUEL.

A correspondent eft the Cincinnati
Times, writing from Helena, Arkansas.
describes a quarrel which arose there,
and the manner of its settlement-tow wit
One of the coolest nights last winter.
two prominent citizens of this place, who
for years had been intimate friends, met
at the bar-room of one of the taverns.
and soon became merry over little of
the sparkling juice. From good humor
they got into argument, from argument
to hard words, and from hard words to
abusive language. Indeed, it soon be.
came evident thatunder the code ofsoutheru
chivalry, ga meeting" between the two
was inevitable, to satisfy the honor of one
or both. In the midst of the excitement,
however, one, and perhaps the first of.
fender, happened to cool down, and re-
tiecting on the folly of shooting at, or be-
ing shot by an old friend, thought of an
expedient to prevent the shedding of
blood. ..
81 say, s." said he to his excited
friend, I'VE have quarreled, the lie has
passed, and now we must meet and have
it out"
Nothing else will satisfy me-" replied
the other with an oath.
"Well now, | consider it foolish for old
friends as we have been," continued the
first speaker, "to fight in any way, and
as we both have families who would suf.
fer as much as either of us could by a
meeting, have something to propose,
which while it will test our courage, will
not be quite as dangerous as facing pis-
tolls and bullets"
"What is it 2" asked the other. his
anger suddenly cooling to remarkable
degree.
why, that we both strip off, iumr
into the Mississippi,s vim twenty wards
and return, and the first one who reaches
the shore, to be declared in the right"
Done" replied the other, who wa.
an expert swimmer.
Instantly both parties stripped, and
though the cold wind howled from tho
north, and the surface of the water was
frosted with ice, they started almost on a
run for the river, followed by some by
ISLANDERS who had witnessed the quarrel.
and who were to be Judges. In they
both plunged, and boldly stemmed the
boiling current of the father of waters,
despite the freezing temperature Of the
water. Out they swan, until the Judges
decided they were twenty yards from the
shore, and bid them return. One easily
reached terra firma. but the other soon
gave out, and to the horror of those on
shore, screamed for help. He was rescued
with much difficulty, and as he was haul.
ed, shivering and almost drowned, from
the river, he exclaimed between his chat.
tering teeth: "I'll be id if s.
wasn't right; must have been drunk
when l disputed with him :"
A little internal and external applica.
ton of the ardent, relieved the parties
from the injurious effects of their unsea-
sonable swim, when they shook hands
and resumed their former intimacy. ]
like this new mode of duelling, and
recommend it to all those chiyalric in
dividualy, who contend that wounded
honor can only be healed, or courage
tested, by squirting at the muzzle of q
cooked pistol.
RELIGIOUS SENTIMENTS OF THE Nor.
MoNs.-A gentleman recently returned
from Oregon gives the following on this
subject .-.
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CASH FOR NEGROES,
M wish to purchase immediately large mum
w Der of likely YOUNG NEGROES, for the New
Orleans market, for which We will pay the highest
cash prices All persons having slaves for sale will
and it to their advantage by calling on US, at our
office, No. IL Camden street, Baltimore, Nd former
ly occupied by j. 9. Donovan. Liberal commissions
paid for information. ALI communications prompt
ly attended to.
ian 27-ly I'M WILSON 4 q. I'll. DUKE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-24

To Joseph Kusterbordcr. Henry kusterbordcr,
Elizabeth kusterborder. Aaron Kusterborder,
Andrew Kuserborder, Lucy Ann Kusterbor-
der. Margaret Kuste, border, Daniel Kuster-
border, John Kusierborder. Samuel Kuster-
border. James Marshall Guardian ad Item
of Solomon Kusterborder, and Elias kus-
terborder by his Guardian Jacob Keiser-
Heirs and legal representatives OF Henry
KusierJorder, late OF White Deer TIP, Union
Co, Pa, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given, that By virtue of
~ Writ of Partition issued out of the
Orphans Cuur, Of Union Co., Pa, on the Real
Estate of said deceased, situate in White Deer
township aforesaid. an Inquest will be held on
the premises on TursplI the 25th dav of April
next, a, ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day,
for the purpose Of making partition or valua-
ton of said real estate; when and where You
may attend if you shall think proper. Given
under my hand at the Sheriiis Office in New
Berlin, this I'd day OF March. A.D. 1851.
JOHN KESSLER,
6w5l6 Sheriff Of said county.
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California Wheat Crop.
IA Californian writes to friend in this
as rnlinws undnr date OIL

A Californian WHITES 70 ilIciiu III thiS
vicinity as follows, under date of
SAN JOSE, Feb. 8, 1854.
1t is estimated by persons fully compe-
ten. to make the calculation, that the State
will raise at least $4,000 acres Of Wheat
this year, which, at the low figure of 80
bushels per acre, will yield ], 100000
bushels; and allowing ) bushels to the
barrel of flour, 500, 600 barrels-or one
barrel each for every man, woman, aud
child in the State That | think looks
something like home industry-growing
our own breadstuff The present low price
of -four we consider an advantage, for it
will certainly have the effect to check
shipments from the east and it will be
well for eastern spectators, for we can
more than compete with them in produc-
ing the article, as well in price as fresh
ness. Ten dollars per barrel will pay
wheat growers here as well as they could
reasonably wish
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Latest from Europe !!

TTNHE subscriber would inform Old friends
and new ones too. that having with some
trouble and expense secured one of the best
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 10 reward
him with plenty Of work.
He having tools not generally kept by
watchmakers in America, is.enahied to MAKE
any new parts to watches in the neatest and
most workmanlike manner.
Gold and Silver Watch Dials cleaned and
Freshed like new.
Galvanizing and Fire Gliding done in the
best and cheapest manner-at the old stand
On Market street, LewishI-g. BY
Nov. -. 1853. A. L. HATFIELD.
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March 10, 1854

To the Honorable the Judges of the Court OF
Ssu.r,-r for the County OF Union, At
May Term, 1854.
Til. petition Of Ann Guinter. Of White Deer township
in ttn county of Union respectfully shewch that your
petitioner is desirous of keeping public house in the
house kept by Aun Guiuter last and where s for
merry kept puie house n number wears and il
provided with every convenience TO DO She
therefore prays the Court grant her license keep
tavern house Of public entertainment for the cron-
moi,un of travellers and aud such tavern
necessarily wanted and she will pray &c
ANN GCINTFG.
Wethe subscribers citizens Of White Deer township do
certify that the above applicant il good rrpue for
honesty and temperance and we'll provided with ho.c
room and conveniences for the odsn. aud accommoda
ton Of travellers and strangers, aud such
Necessary wanted Witness our hands this March > lS5l
William Guintrr. Andrew Seibert Conrad Blind D,uI
b kebcr Samuel 'ioodandcr. Rocrt N,,urey Jr RoIey
MCnrcy. Joel Ranck, Jonathan Ranck, Samuel Gemb-
srIiuy Charles KLINE. Jacob Dit,iuy
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-24

sas-Our readers will recollect the mar
row escape of Mrs Jane \. Wilson from
the Camanche Indians. Recent inteliig
ence from Fort Wash;'a, states that her
two young brothers-in-la law have since been
recovered, at different points. Also that
the discharged soldier, who fill behind
Mrs VS. party, overlook the scalpcd
Mexican, carried him to stream near by,
washed bis wounds, carried him several
days on his back, and they finally escaped
after intense sufierings.
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u \ = Err HAN GIN G. 5
Chairs. and Cabinet Ware.

TT ANING made a large addition in rear Of
his Bllck shop, upper end Of Market
street, and discontinued his shop on I'd street,
the subscriber has removed hese all his tools
ant ware, and will be happy 10 see cid custo-
merS and new al his Marnet st. shop.
\ fresh supply of WALL PAPER, consist
ing of new and fashionable patterns, is now
selling a, redcced prices.
All Kinds of CHtikS and CABINET FUR
NlITRE, suitable for Parlor OF Kitchen, can
be had on terms which can not fail 10 please.
Qriu work warranted.
WM. ARMSTRONG.
Lcwisburg, March II, 1854 Gm
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Building new Bridges and Repairing

Z
Henry ". Snyder for repairs ut Penns Creek
bridge at Sensrrove. Is So
Charles Rishei, Tor % feet plank and labor
at Sclinsgrove bridge, 6i
John A. Snyder. for laying plank on New
Berlin bridge, and repairs, 01
William Peters, for materials and labor at
bridge across Turtle creek, near Turtle
Moses Mohr, for materials and repairs Of
hridge near Baum's Tavern, In Middle
creek township, ava
+. r. Menges, for Ditto. near +. Ksntz's, in
Washington township. W
Martin Dunkie. for .I2 feet plank for New
Berlin bridge, and having, Iz
Ni'liam Peters, for materials and repairs OF
bridge across Turtle creek, ~
Jacob Fryer for materials and repairs OF
MiddIecreek bridge at Nddlebnrg. q ~
P Kerlin. for repairs Of bridge at b. Longs
in Penn township, y 10
Samuel Ewing first payment contract for
building a bruge across Bufaioe
creek at Lewisburs 4iZ 70
Shoemaker& & Aaus, first do on do Tor Mason
work at do. SuO w
M,rritt Chapel, do do filling in at do. las "
J. H. App, for ol0 fee, plank and hanlingfr
bridge across Fenns creek at B Longs in
Penns township IL So
Joserh Lone for materials and rel airs at bridge
across Middle, reck near ). Hnckmaster, in
West Beaver township, o.
John Kline :or filling in at the bridge near his
mill in Ni!decreek township, w
J. VI. Nesbit, for making measurement of en-
bankm.nt filling in at Lewisburg bridge
across Bui ,loe creek, w
Shoemaker & Maus, n payment for mason work
per contract at friIs' cIeeh, wv w
Gideon Lcisenriug, bill f T lumber for repairs at
Longs and Seiins,rove bridges across Peuns
creek, 20
Moses Nohr 12G feet plank and repairs OF bridge
across Niiiiccrcck. rear WetzePs, 80
Aaron Benfer, for hauling gravel TO New Berlin
bridge Zoo
Moaritt Chaprel!, Cd payment on contract, for
filing in al Bui.l-. briisc at LewisLurg. 1"5 o.
John :. K"rr for plank and repairs of bridge
across Mddlecrcek Beaver Furnace, 20
rhiiir Kantz, for repairs al bridge near said KS
in Wa.hineton township, 70
Samuel C. Fisher, for JjJ fe.t plank, hauling the
same and r,rgrs of the two bridges near 4.
Enniz's. Midil,ercek in Washington
township, 23 10
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AT PIBIlC SALE.

NIL be sold at the residence of Rev'd
w C. HAMMER. IN East Buiialoe Tp,
mile S.W of Smoketown, on SATURDAY, :5th
March, 1854, commencing at 10. AM.
4 superior Family Horse, Carriage, Bug
gey. and Harness. . Cows which will soon give
fresh milk, Z Pigs, Potatoes, Wheebarrow,
a Sideboard, Bureaus. Tables, Chairs. Bed
S,eads, Matrass, Barrels, Meat Tubs, Seltee.
Cupboard. = Coal Stoves and Pipe, Pipe and
Cooking Stove for wood or coal, and other
articles Of Household Furniture.
Terms made known at sale pd2w
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RcOiSfer q. Rccnr1,er's Ot

Register q, Recor'er's Ofict
c. Grryman, REGISTER & Recorder for Deed
Docket and frei-bt,
Do registering deaths, marriages. &c.
jos. Louder for repairing Press ia Reg. ana
Eec office.
s s. Aurand. do do do
Chas Brchmi'icr, for binding Laws Of 1852
and 80 for neg. & Zee. Office,
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Wanted.

nROPOSALS for doing the Carpenter
Wora, for Eight Frame II uses, 3: feet
square. to he built at Shamoliin, each block I"
BE- finished tor the use of four families, Work
to lie done n 4 pl.in aid substantial manner,
the Lumber 10 hc furnished by the Company.
Apply 10 Henry Eangasken. Sham KIN. who
will furnish Specifications. For further inior-
nation apply To John Walls. Esq. L"wiSburs.
WIN l.. EVANS.
President Carbon Ran Improvement Co.
Shamohin. March g. 1884
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sEn J. l.. YODER, OF EAsToN,

N.J Has rented the Room now occupied by
A. l.. HATFIELD, where he will open on the lst
of April WATCH and JEWELRY STOKE
in all lis branches.
He will come highly recommended as a
practical Matchmaker. His acquaintance
with the Wholesale business and the different
Manufacturers of Jewelry and Silverware, OF
Philadelphia and New York cities,will enable
him TO sell goods at the lowest City prices.
March .. 1851
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NOTICE

rs hereby given TO all persons indebted 10
/ the late Firm of Christ q Frick, either hy
Note. Book Account, or otherwise, that GEO.
A. FRICK as one OF the Partners of said Firm
is alone authorized TO settle the same and
receive all monies due
l.. b. CHRIST,
Feb. 81, 1851. GEO. 4. PRICK
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-24

E1~Thc Harrisburg Democratic Union
says the appropriations asked for this year
exceed six millions of dollars; last year,
the appropriation was over five and half
millions
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sIWe learn that new township
JACKSON by name-has been formed from
that portion of Union county surrounding
New Berlin, the elections TO be held at
No. IS Schoolhouse, New Berlin.
jackson embraces parts Of Penns, Mid
dlecreek, Limestone and Union townships
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Last Notice.

4 LII persons interested in the estate of the
n late JoHS BAcHx,N. of White Deer Tp,
are hereby notified that am prepared to settle
the affairs of said deceased. forthwith. All
having claims will present them by the lsr of
April, or be debarred-and all indebted 10 il.
must settle by that time. or bear the expense
of legal proceedings.
JOHN NEWMAN, Jn, Administrator.
Kelly, Feb. 81, 1851.
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ZcUlsbur9 Warkst.
MAHRlSD,

In New Berlin. 9Th inst. by Rev.A.B. Casper.
!oHS Hack OF Northumberland and Miss Jazz
WARNS of Chillisquaque.
IA luscious cake accompanying the above
found It's way into our Office via Mrs. DeNor-
mandie's establishment. Thanks
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FAIR WARNING

DRESERvING and Picking JARS Jus, reed
i and for sale a, the Manms tn Drug Store.
Aug 10 DR. THORNTON & co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-24

NOTICE is hereby given that Absalom
y II. Stuart has this day retired from
the firm of Tustin, Stuart and Lewis. he hav-
ing sold his interest therein 10 John w. Stuart,
who takes his place in sad firm.
TUSrIN, STUART & LEWIS.
March 4 1854