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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-22
Advertising in Hard Times.

The ChambersJury Whi9, very judici-
su.ly argues, that ''Now is jtxss the time
that sagacious business men advertise, when
the less discerning conclude that they must
eur;ail their expenses and commence with
bills for giving publicity to their business.
Macy will doubtless adopt the latter poll
cy, forgetting that if, in prosperous times,
the bad to use every legitimate means to
procure business, they must now more
shan ever employ every agency that facili-
ta.cs trade. The man who could afford to
adAcrtisc last yeas aad can't afford it this
year, must not be surprised if no can't
aforl to pay his rent next year"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-22
FITS FITS: EIToI
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EPlCEPTIC PILLS,

For tie cure Of FITS, Spasns, Cronps, and oil
Nervous and Constitutional Diseases.
DERSONS who are laboring under this
distressing malady will find the VEGET-
ABLE EPILEPTIC PILLS to be the only
remedy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy.
or Falling Fits.
These Pills possess specifc action on the nervous
system, and although they prepared spesialy the
purpose Of curing Fits they will be found If especial
for all afflicted with weak whose
system has been protrateI shattered II u
any whsterer In chronic complaints dis
of long standing sGpernduc.d by they
exceedingly beneficial.
Price - per box, two boxes for s5 Persons out of
the City enclosing remittance. win have the Pills
them through the mail. free Of postage. For by
SETH : UANCE. No. los. B.LrIMoRE SrRTEr, Baltimore
Nj whom orders from all parts ofthe Union mus, be
addressed. post paid. Ily+.f-new
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-22
DEC. 22, 1854.
Our sFinancialn Year.

Printers may be excused il, with the
examples before them of Presidents and
Governors, Bank officers and Municipal
Authorities, they publish an Annual State
ment Of their Losses and Gaines if not
their Receipts and Expenditures. The
following abstract We make up from our
examination Of our subscription Lists:
New bona-fide subscribers LOG
Discontinued and paid up like men :S
..Stopped" like scampS. owing SAC IL
Deceased O. DC
s-.--- Total increase 60
Changed residences during year :s
Thus far for Losses and Gains, which
leave an aggregate gain of two patrons q
week, and shows well enough for the right
aide, considering the "hard times" and
that We have put forth no special effort to
increase our List.
As to Receipts and Expenditures, how
ever, We can not give the figures, but can
foo; up the aggregate as nicely as ever q
Bank Report was balanced-re hare er-
pcnded all zoe hare receiee1, be the same
more or less. However, if the 200 pat
rons-most or all Of whom VIC suppose to
be reliAblc-who have paid US nothing for
the year past, had squared Up, We should
kauc had balance to credit 1855 with.
We respectfully request all knowing them
selves to be owing us, to pay their subscrip-
tion before the termination Of the year.
The FIRST Of January, 1855, commences a
new volume-Vol VIII-undcr the
charge Of the present Publisher, aud it is
desirable that all accounts should be
settled up to that tine. We dun so
little of late, tha, those who have paid up
will not think NC do not appreciate their
promptncss.)
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-22
Willow Ware. SC.
II. COULTER. ~ South SECOND

III. COULTER, ~ South SECOND St.
Philadelphia. doors above Chestnut Eas'
side. Importer and Manufacturer all kinds Of
"HLOW WARE-Consis;ing in part q
w the fulloxing. Ladies' Travelling Ra,
kets, Work Baskets, Flower Baskets. Ofic.
Baskets. Segar Baskets, Plain. Fancy and En-
broidered Baskets. Ladies' Work SariS and
Sewing Chairs Of beaslliul design and sIcci-
lent workmanship. which he is selling rsnar-
kably cheap for Cash.
N.B.-Just received from Germanv a-c.
and varied assortment of FANCY GOODS u
which the attention Of the public is respect
fully invi'ed I6m5l7t3d-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-22
Registers Notices.

lhe following accounts will be presented FOR
confirmation and allowance a, Orphans Court
in New Berlin. Friday. :2d Dec. 1854:
The accounts Of James MCr-ght and John T. Nfagce,
EXECUTORS nf Andrew Mage, decd, no Guardian Of
Matilda, James, Mary. and Joseph l.. Macre.
The acct Of John Smith, admir- of Jacos smith, late OF
West Beaver Tp decd
The acct Of AndrHw Cook, admir- Of Daniel Glsr, late
of Hartley Up. deed.
The acct Of Maria Fisher execut-x. and Samuel Rsher
and Samuel weis executors of Rev Henry Fisher late
Of New Berlin, decd.
The arc, Of Samuel Stroup and George sroup cxeeu-
tors of George Stroup late Of Washington rp. decd.
The final acct of Samuel Henderson and Robert Canior,
Il Wm. Sullivan. late Of White Beer Tp d-cd
The only and final of David IIeer Jacob ct
sci. asmr o. Daniel Wagner. late Of penns TT, dscd
The acct Of Daniel D. Gudin, admir- of John uennius,
late Of Kelly Tp, decd.
The acct Of Jacob Hummel exr Of John uumnel, late
Of Kelly TT, deed.
The acct Of Jacob IIummel, Esq. Guardian Of Samuel
H. and VIM II. Ritter minor children Of Peter Ritter,
late Of East iiutftloc Tp, dcd.
The acc. Of John Datcsman and Jacob Kostenbader,
adm OF lily kostenbaer, late Of White DER T dead.
The second acct Of Sarah Backhns am'rx o! d. S 5.
Backhus. lat- Of Chapman Tp, deu'a
The acct Of Philip Ruhi and Samuel Bccht admrs OF
Peter Becht.l, late of West Buialce Tp. dscd.
The acct Of A. Swineford, Esq exr Of Tho's Wilson,
late Of New Berlin. decd.
The of John Rel r acting admir- Of James Re
late Of East BuGaloe Up, deed.
The only and final of Elias Il. Mensas GuarIian Of
Amelia Snyder, minor.
The acct Of Charles s. Davis Of the exrs Of J. W.
Smftb. hate of Selinsgrove decd.
The acct Of Jacob Martin, admir- Of Henry Pile late Of
Perry Tp, decd.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-22
Identity of Public and Private Morals

We extract the following sound senti-
ments from Macintosh review Of Burke s
attack on the French Revolution:
"rhe same necessity for the substitution
Of general maxims exists in politics as in
morals. Those precise and infexible prin-
ciples, which yield neither to the seduc-
tions of passion nor to the suggestions Of
interest ought to be the gaide of public as
well as private morals.
"The iuacxibility of general principles
is, indeed, perhaps more necessary in pol
itical morals than in sther class of actions.
If the consideration of e1pediency be ad-
mitted the question recurs-to the many,
whose interest is at stake, but to the few,
whose interest is linked to the perpetuity
| of oppression and abuse. +
Far more necessary then Is obedience to
gene raj principles and maintenance Of na-
tural rights in politics, than in the moral
ity Of private life. The moment that the
sites: infraction of these rights is permit
ted through convenience, the bulwark Of
upright politics is lost. Ifa small conve-
nieuce will justify a little infraction, a
greater will expiate bolder violation
The Rubicon is past. Tyran,s nerer seek
in rain for sophists: pretences are multi
piled without difficulty and without end.
Nothing therefore but an inaexible adhe-
renee to the principles Of general right
can preserve the purity, consistency and
stability Of free state"
These are statements which desere to be
written in letters of gold, and ought to be
impressed upon the memory and epgraren
upon the heart Of every republican states
man. Their truth canro: be questioned
by any honest mind, and VIC venture the
assertion, that all good public men, who
have lived long enough to review aud re-
fleet upon their political conduct, have
found more cause to regret a departure
from principle;, uron expediency, result
from the emergency or supposed necessity
Of the case, than anything else
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-22
For the Lsvisburg ohsenieis.
Lewisbsrg, Centre, s Spruce Creek K. r.

The undersigned deem il their duty at
this time to respectfully submit their
views to the citizens Of Centre, a part Of
Huntingdon and Blair Counties, along the
line of the road &c, as it respects the pre-
sent and future prospects. While we
are most willing to admit that it would be
useless to think of making an effort to
raise funds at distance to enable us to
complete our enterprise as long as the
money market remains in its present
stringent state, yet we can see nothing
in that to discourage us, for We believe
that as soon as those troubles pass of, aid
will be extended to US to furnish our road,
on condition that We comply with our part
Of the first arrangement, in raising along
the line of said projected road $500, 1000
(half million,) and give the right Of
way gratis, except when it interfercs with
buildings, &c. We wish it distinctly un-
derstocd, that it is expected that the right
of way will be granted, let it pass through
whose land it may. 1t will only take
about three dollars per acre Of good valley
land, and all other land and property in
proportion, to raise that amount. We
have come to the conclusion not to solicit
subscriptions along the line of our part of
the road this winter, on account of the
almost entire failure Of the wheat cop.
We have individually had interviews with
the President and different persons inte-
rested in the Cattawissa railroad; they en-
courage US to hold on, and gay, that aid
will be extended to US after some time |;
they consider our road continuation of
theirs. 1t is our opinion, and as far as We
can learn the opinion Of large majority
along the line, not to risk speculation, and
if a bonafde subscription cannot be raised
to complete it, We are willing to do with
out it. In conclusion We say don't give
Up the ship! Keep the ball rolling!
and it will not be long until you will have
the pleasure of seeing the iron horse roll
ling through your beautiful and fertile
valley, drawing the rich products of the
Valley of the Mississippi after him. Yes,
some of us may live to see the Gold of
California and the teas of China also pass
through our Valley.
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Spring Mills, Dec. Is, 1854.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-22
FOR SALE.

@SSA That large and desirable property on the
&A corner Of Market and Water streets well
calculated for residence. for business, or for
a residence and place Of business.
There is large BRICK House containing
large rooms on the first floor. 6 bedrooms on
the second floor, and large flushed rooms on
the third. Kitchen and Washhouse adloins.
There are also spacious Cellar, large Cement
Cisiern. Pump. and Well Of good water, a
Stable, and all necessary Outbuldings.
For terms &c. apply to Geo. F. Miller. Esq
S. E.DAVIS.
Lewisbrrg. Sept. %. 1850.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-22

NEXT STATE TREAsURER-We copy
the following from score Of similar COM
plimentary notices in various journals:
STATE TREAsURER-The Chambers
burg Wing names Col. ELI SLIREY, CT
UnNn county, for tho office of State Tres-
surer. Col. Siifsr is one among the few
whom it gives US pleasure to see named
for high and important Offices, as there can
be no manner Of doub. he would ell the
post of treasure, With the integrity and
honesty characteristic Of his life.-Lcris-
t0ra Gazette.
sTWc understand the friends of Eli
Slifer, Esq, of Union County, will present
him as a. candidate for State Treasurer
Col. Slifer has served as member and Sc
baicr in our Legislature, and was al in
dushious and efficient representative. He
would doubtless make an excellent officer
-P1fspiya Journal.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-22

grnsral Law of Animal fertility. Inircduetion BY Dr.
Trah. Is cts.
Woman, her Education and Influence by
Mrs. Hugo Reed, with an Introduction by Mrs c. ~
Kirklnni. " ith Portraits. 81 cts.
4Either of these works may be ordered
and received by return 0: the fret mail, post
age prepaid by the publishers. Please inclose
tho amount in bank notes or postage stamps
and address all orders, postpaid, to
FOWLERS d WELLS,
30s Broadway, New York
N.B-Name your Post 0fice, County and Staie
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-22

Lim'stone-Frederick Bolcnder John u. Smith, Henry
Meyer, Jacob Derr.
Hfrf,y-samuclC C. Wilt. Jacob Bingaman John Pilman
Jr, David Kline. Michael Wolfe, Vim. Katherman.
Itrsns-Ejah Couldron,
Bggoe-Joseph vaneila, Daniel Gephart John L. Gear
hart
BIoer-Abner Miileswar,h, Simon Aigler, Jacob Bca-
YER Samuel GreenAoe
Est BtFe'o>-Abraham Farley,
Hed Bafiio.-William Sarvis.
L-Tistur9-Joseph Reed, Thomas Graham, A. J. w-iicn-
saul Charles $. Critz, jonathan Spyker James E"J,
Peter uursh-
ISrTy-Abner Hornberger.
Whit B~~r-Mchaei Eyer. Jhcob Sypher Henry High
tnion-i;coryc Beaver. Martin Dunkie.
Ch1Dmc,-phiIip Hurkhart
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-22
Union County Woodlands
for Sale.
4 900 ACRES will be sold in shares

4 000 ACRES will be sold in shares
sOOO of 10 acres at $50 per share, or
ten shares for S25 each payable in instalments
of one dollar per month. Location of lots to
be determined by drawing; but any person
may, by taking a tract of 400 acres, have the
title made Immediately on payment of the
purchase money, and may select the tract most
agreeable 10 their wishes.
This land is situated in the townships of
White Deer and West Bufialoe, and the new
road from Lewisburg TO Sugar Valley passes
through it.
Itis covered with timber, such as White Oak,
Pine, Hemlock, Chestnut und Rock Oak, and
Spruce Run and White Deer Creek furnish
ample water powers for saw-mills, tanneries,
&c, on majority Of the tracts. 1t is situated
about 10 miles west from Milton and l2 miles
from Lewisburg, and was formerly the prop
erty of Mr.. Jos. Sims. Apply TO
Is. FRANKLIN CLARK,
No. 80 South Third st. Philadelphia.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-22
Ten Nights in a Bar Room,
And wha. saw There.
BY T. 5. ARTHUR.

Tn thousand Cepis, IL, Month.
THIS powerful work, seknox Lsdssd by all who h.,,
rad it 10 Be the hestever written by Mr.. Arth..
deIirts the evil OF Iutehperancr series Of thr,f
sketches illustrating the srcts Of Tavern keepins,
Rum drinking, not only on individuals themsely.s a
in communities at large. The story Of little Narv Mo-
gan and her father, who is reforme by her
desth, is alone worth tn. price of the book
Temperance and others can DO more for m. can.
~ its eiiou'at on than by any other means
Agent gre wanted in every tsrn anS county of,,,
them, bsantifuily illustrated xi,h q fin, me,,ot,, a.
craving. by Sarian.
p9-a sSecs Copy will lie sent (pos, pa;dl On -.
ceipt Of the ,ric~. .5 c. ut.
The lGJsr,t eommiss.s On will Be PAID tia-.,.
W EIADLEY. Publ,sher
No IS North Fourth Street Fhiiad.i-h5,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-22


OMNIBus.-John Decn, Jr., of the
Danville Hotel, has received, from the
Post Office Department, the contract for
conveying the United States Mail, daily,
between the Danville Post Office and the
Railroad depot. Mr. Deem has provided
himself with a splendid Omnibus, for this
service, as also for the convenience and
comfort of passengers, which is quite a
creditable Improvement to the means ol
conveyance to and from the Danville Rail
road Station.-DanviVs MselZiyeacer.
GREEcE.-Philemon, the editor Of the
Gage" who labored so hard to Danish Dr.
King, the American Missionary, and excl.
ted the populace to such frenzy as en-.
dangcred his life, has been seized by the
French for some political offence, and car.
ried, with his types, a prisoner to the Pr
reus. Ills violent dealing thus falls on
his own pate, and into a pit that be digged
for others, be hath fallen himself.
On MONDAY last the Passesgs, cars COM
menced running from Sunbury to Mount
Carmel, eight miles cast of Shamokin
This leaves but 1S miles staging between
Mt Carmel and Pottsvillc-oyer a good
road. The time for the stages from Potts
vile to arrive at Mt. Carmel, is 5 O'Clock,
P. NJ, where passengers take the cars, and
arrive at Sunbury at Ct P. N.
We understand that on Wednesday, the
creditors of the Montour Iron Company,
alta special meeting for consultation, agreed
to give the Company two years time with.
IN which to satisfy their liabilities. Tbi.
will enable the Company to pass through
the present financial storm in safety
DanvIIe htelligcncer.
DEAD.-Cornelirs Heron, committed
; to prison few weeks since for the murder
of bis child and colored women in Dru
more township, died last Saturday evening
in the county prison. Lis death is attri.
buted to the injuries he inflicted upon him
self, shortly after be was arrested, and
while he was laboring under mania potu
Mr.. Adams, (Dcm., Of Mississippi has
introduced bill in the U. S. Senate to
extend the term Of residence here, before
naturalization, to twenty-one years. He
gave the views of the Know Nothing par.
ty in speech in the Senate . few days
since. Of course be denies that be be.
lopge to the prcseriptionists.
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Pho Penn. Farm Journal for 1855.

The Penn. Farm journal for 1855,
~ the best practical farmers in Pennsylvania Tn,
Fifth Volume Of the FARM JOURNAL will commence
january 1855 Each numtrr will contain Thirtytw'
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AGRICULTURAL READING,
original AMI selected, that he produced The Edito
aud bis assistants determined to render this the
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Of the best frmers in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Della
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, Window Shades.
G.. l.. MILLER & co.

u Il" II hSI1'1I1ft " NO.,
n,ufcciu-ers and Wholesale 4 Retail Dealer, in
"INDOW SHADES-south-wes cornsr
w Second and Arch Sts. PHILADELPHIA.
Such as Gothe's Landscapes, Borders. Vases,
Scrolls, Boqueis, Gold Borders, &c of the mos,
beautiful designs and perfection of finish in
HE country. and at such Low Prices as
to challenge all competition. Buff and White
Hollands, Cambrics, Tassels. Cords, Brasses.
&c. in every variety for City or Country trade.
.gWe invite an examination of our Stock
at the Depot, s. w. corner I'd 4 Arch. Philad.
Jan. 1854 4m5ll
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To Persons out Of Employment
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HNHE subscriber publishes number of most
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To men Of enterprise and tact this busness offer. an
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-22

General J. II. Adams has been elected,
by the Legislature, Governor Of South
Carolina.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-22

S@-Harrisburg has for year past sup
ported respectable pAMy rEsxY PAPER
the MOrai'y Herald, by Stephen Miller
l. Co. It is sent to Mail subscribers at
q . yeaI, in advance
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-22

~The Williamsport Isess puts down
the distance from Wiliiamsport to Phila-
delphia, BY way Of Cattavissa, at 1877
miles. The Sunbury Americsa estimates
the distance between the same points to.
6e = few miles less BY way Of Sunbgy
and Harrisburg.
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Spring Mills, Dec. Is, 1854.

CHURcn LETTING. The committee up.
pointed to receive proposals for building q
new Presbyterian Church, in this place,
have awarded the contrac: to Henry r.
Noll, Of Lewisburg,' Union county, for
sl0,727 and the material Of the old church.
The plan is Of the Greeian order, with
spire, portico in front, granite steps, &c,
The walls ,re to be covered with cement,
and finished somewhat like Geo. B,ymyer' S
buildings. The style is similar to church
recently erected in Danvil!e by the same
contractor, which, probably having been
seen by some ofour readers, will give them
an idea of what it will be like.-Lcuistown
GG-ekfe.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-22

~ Geo N. Lauman Il Co. have retired
from the Harrisburg Union. Capt. JACOB
zIEeLEa, Of Batter county, 0ate in the
Mexican was, and DOE Clerk in the State
Department. assumes its publication. He
Is genial genius, and a ready writer.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-22
FOVZEES,

Professional Examination with Charts ai4
full written descriptions of character, .rsi
day and evening. ~ Cabinet free 10 5.sl-
tors uy5I7c5Jo'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-22

We give satisfaot tion, by Or. and Mr.. M'CItT'
ACHAN, No. A North SEVENTH ST. 81
Philadelphia. -
The grea, number Of Females reli.v.5
cured by wearing Mrs. M'Clenachan's s.,
porters, warrants her in Commencing tb,r
superior 10 anything Of the kind ever os.,.' .
TO the pubie [1y5l7,.d-