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VEL n A PHIIC NEWS

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lsif
uli' Owing 10 me sIermo ssiutdaY niehl,wsere
without our usual dsppicies
B1ohanls Hung arian Balsaml i 4
tlpi1li b 81 az b II Is I'M GR1A1s BfdLISH Y
Rsltsay Ior Psetotsh gna p az
6g.3ft, y & uni aiied; aud pnsul ed
II - lllft ~ ~ tho most etlectpal cpfaiyl
~ ~ ,,i ~ ii on thes4 most iorm bacon,
Nl,is y lnts now known 70 tlieflv;
5,.,t1..i . 4 A;lllkel world x n ~. y
has been dlstlibued from Maine to florida, has
q ila pre-
ONLY RgIfAIiLE REMEDY RI RI
N me and The best cut
!s Sa Io1u9 q sSsg sa
sPiTTfNa or BLOOD. &
This nj symptom bn ching sonaumntonis
ana prcyele,l by le use ot Hlehpn's
Hungarian Batan, which hebl0 the h0eeted membrane,
hia those Vital WIG souIid and
REMEMBER THIS. 3 x sls'
Jung r. blood alaSS sIses from tsndeney % ~,
sooior or leter terminate Ia Death f n tal IS :. ais
~ PAIN Iri. VII Is 81 De- y n
bic Gstresslng SYMPTOM OF contpnptlop arites nom
psdts Or nom o q IL
either case indications -
and nothing pb.slbJ lat so speedily aSd
~. LIVER COMPLAINT.
On eateso oonaunptlonthe LIVER Away more OF
essaheeied and also Spleen PledA, and small intes.
nnes ne eheet he Hullsal In dlScases
he Liver Unattended bSeolsuliliob, speedily eqrcd
WINTER COUGH.
OLE 6' p hsSS Sry b1spF Winter s9css lsSe!:
nlOsl happily aecte nv lie iisam Itrenotee All ,norl
bid mucous, and other foul mlileri mpfovestke dsestiyr
organs and in1Hrts new lilototho wan aud emleiIif
a ~ BRONCHITIS.
dlfeGlly OF estlig, harsh copSh slly
Es I SsS G
hIsble teiasdy BE wsriedId Tins, 70 Saletsd SiS en-
~ - TTBEsGIEs ON THE LUNGS.
Tho Hpngarisn Balaam Is the only releay which has
and cure S Tie
The most abundant and colcIslVe evidence 10 tile
assertion that auch s its direct and Immediate eject, M
80 confident ls tue AmercSn agent OF his 10 cure
IlS worst oI Of this aseasc Ina. he boldly declares
viii cure Tube culous disease and Conhdenlly solies
ExPECToRATIoN. ~
Free BxectouliOi is Tie most Important object TO be
10 cure diseases rho CheSt aud
Lungs. ~ H 700
Tie Hungarian BalamissG treat Exreetorsnt Itdls,
eSnEs IL nom thick glyIlnous substance ihinhGn
ess substance, toa thhuld, and throws 4 Cd with tie
g no better tue word qua
=" : ~ sPAsAoDIo ASTHMA. 5&i
Simple snatmodlo Aatla has better IcTed than
the Hungarian lIasam This pain[Ol and destructive Si
sotlon almost else, yields 10 the
all 81 renlelyas readllyat
CoNsUMPTlON, @
Consumption has beeilvcry aphleAy described as d
81 q 0:s Sstf! Ills HgIgatian .lsam by
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-31

lArElCaxxNr OF JVsrloE GRIER. "A Washing,
ion correspondent The Tribune writes that me.
mortal containing serious and grave churgesagainsl
Justice Grief oftAe Supreme Court ofths United
States, hes been referred 10 the judiciary Commit,
lee, and from The characierof the pevtinnsts, II
isfeored blythe Jddge'sIticndsw who are %few and
fat between" and the sturdy belieyeFiu theinfal-
IibiIity Ofthe judiciary, that an IMPEACHMENT wi
follow, aud thatihe learned Judge will be, com.
PEELED 10 rstite lion the beach-Bstt, Sun.
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NEw oRE, Dec. q, 1888, fyM.
Mr. Re5t H. Pdfrtski 1902 PeaTist.i ~ II
iJEAR SIR, II IA villa much that we bear
esony 10 the really hre proof we Defiance
Ace a bakery No. 2i4 Front street, which,
with many Other buildings, together with the mammoth
clipper snfhe Great Republic and Other ships, was de
str6yed by hre this morning The safe, Containing all
our books, pSPsrsy money, bills insurance pol
ieies &c was exposed TO very Intense heat for many
bors VIZ from ue commeDcemento of the IRE, o. mild
ishi until removed rom the rs, SUI hot, 10 your
sioTe When opened at IN, ~, this DAY, Its contents
ware delivered TO us In excellent ORDER the books pa
NO rs bank bills &e being they wefe before
eIf eSposu TO what we eoasdera most severe ordeal
Yours, resPsStgllyi 4, !, !, 40, !, !, sovs
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fOu''' I' EFFa, TREADwRII 4 SONS.

Safes OF astes, suitable for merchants benks Jewell
ers record ofees steamboats,, re and lleiF proof
bank vault doors, plate chests for ETC on
hand, sale and made 70 order q the ivy Pearl
sfrest 4 ioor below Made Lane, New York, by
fsWIs,Ity ISri6 ROIiRRT NJ PAT'Ri0K
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S'lllLL THE PFURKII ~
THB UNDERLINED has lust openedth best Plantation
CigaIs offered to the weed lbvns portion az bee
ing No counterfeit, but The Teai pule article ~
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-11
LEWTSBJJRG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.

graceful war One Of our own ships OF wal
battered down aud burned defenceless
cit,, the Representatives of other districts
at cnce demanded why it was done, and
so the administration was checked in its
fr,t overt act of fillibustcring. Seeing
that matters of so much importance were
crowded into the last few days Of the ses-
sion. the people of this district have
a right to know why their Member was
not there, especially as it is feared by some
Of his friends that he left his scat, Though
bringing with him his eigh. dollars per
day not to recruit his health, nor to en-
joy the sweets of domestic circle; but To
engage in petty political ight-'o be the
hcnorcd delegate from Beaver township
to convention Of disorganizers, We
respect old age-we know that it brings
with it many ibGrmities-and We trust
thu, if it even should prove true, as some
of the enemies assert, that hc deserted the
weighty matters of nation to engage in a
small clap trap business of a local clique,
the people will not deal harshly with age,
knowing that the ruling passion is strong
even to the end. Wont that Washington
correspondent give us light?
A WIG CONSTITUENT.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-11

I BEG leave respectfully TO call the Public s
attention TO ny f. iabl.Shmsnf Ne. Jj
South FOURTH -. (be!ow ChesrnuO Phiicd-
elpti0. for the manufacture and sale Of En-
yciOpes. where will always be II readiness
10 attend 10 any orders | may be favored with.
lam prepared 10 furnish Envelopes of every
quality. s.ze and description. Y holesale aIt
Retai,he tioVeTnment pattern, plain and legal.
CoIt a',o cal attention TO the Die : nk-
ing. Engraving, Printing. and Enclosing of
Business Cards for Envelopes, Letter heads,
Bh-heads, Cards, Circulars, &c all of which
furnish at very low rate-. Stamping letters
prevents their going 70 the Dead Letter Office.
With patent machines Of the latest improve
ments for embossInC printing. &c, also for
the manufacture ui Envelopes and every faci-
lity fer executing orders with despatch, and for
their delivery 10y Express Lines or as nay be
agreed upon, can not fail 10 compete with il
not excel any other establishment, Of the Kind
IN the world. - Homeopathic Envelopes
const1utiy On hand, samples Of which may be
seen Cirgnici office, also of Die-Siamped Euv.
Ilv5iT7i'l WN. COLBERT.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-11
.SUERIEEN.N .S1LE.N

DY virtue of sundry writs OF Vend. Ex
ID issued out of the Court of Common Plea
of Union county. and TO me directed. | vii
expose 10 public sale at the Court House II
New Berlin on Monday, the 18th day of Sept
next, the following real estate, to Wit
certain tract of land situate in White
Deer township in said county, containin.
fourteen acres more or less. adjoining land,
of FearOn, Riddle & Co. whereon is erected 3
,wo-s,orey frame Dwelling HOUSE, ~
with the appurtenances-as the property La 4
of JAMES DunMoonY.
Also a tract of land, situated as aforesaid
containing twenty acres more or less, adloin.
ing lands Of Paul Fisher, James Culberlson
and other lands of John l.. Fisher, whereon
are erected log dwelling house and log
barn, with the appurteGances.
Also certain tract of land situate as afore-
:fY2s said containing one hundred acres
csEs.Eis more or less, mostly Timber Land,
@TEf adjoining lands of Jacob Farley,
sss4Sss> other lands of John l.. Fisher, lands
of Charles Gudykuust and others, with the
appurtenances.
Both tracts as the property fJoHx L.FIsnrR.
JOHN KESSLER, Sheriff.
Sheriff S Office, New Berlin. Aug. 10, 1851.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-11

e In accordance with the fore
going Call, the Delegates assembled at til,
time and place appointed. The folIowin:
Districts were represented:
| Hartley, West Bufaloe, Milf
filnburg, Buifaloe, White Deer
Lewisburg N and S. Wards, East
Buffaloe, Union, Penns, Selins.
grove, Washington, Center-I3
of the 23 districts.
JAMES MCREIGHT of Bufaloe was
chosen President, and j. D. FoRREY, Of
Hartley, Secretary
The first business in order was the nom,
ination of candidate to represent this
Congressional district, when Hon. JosEpn
CASEY of Union county was unanimously
nominated land Messys. Slifer of Lewisburg,
Gibson Of Union, and Snyder of Selins.
grove, appointed Congressional Conferees.
For Senator, Judge Marshall of White
Deer was named, but declined in favor of
a Juniata candidate. DR.. Hover Of Free.
burg TaS,ilen named, who also comedies
the rigHF t6 Juniata. Messrs. James Mar
shall Of White Deer, MCreight of Buffa-
loe, and Gutelius of Selinsgroye, were then
elected Senatorial Conferecs, instructed to
present the name Of DR.. j. b. HOVER for
Senator.
For Representative, Messrs Speck of
Selinsgrore, Hover of Freeburg, Simonton
of Buifaloc, and Wilt of Hartley, were
nominated. The vote stood-spcck 10,
Hover 3, Simonton 4, Wilt 4. So DR..
FREDERICK SPEcK, of SeIinsgrove, was
declared nominated, and Messrs ". +.
Wagenscller of Selinsgroye, DR.. Seebold
Of Hartley, and Worden of Lewisburg,
appointed Representative Conferees.
For County Commissioner, Messrs. S.
BoycrJr of Penns, Aurand Of Middleburg,
and Halfpenny of Hartley, were put in
nomination. After several ballotings,
MARK HALFPENNY, of Hartley, having
received the highest number of votes, was
duly nominated,
For Register & Recorder, Messrs Smith
of White Deer and Pennington of Miffiin-
burg, were nominated. The vote stood
Smith II, Pennington 10, when JAMES W.
PENNINGTON Of Miiilinburg was declared
nominated.
For Auditor, HENRY S. BOYER Esq Of
Washington TIP. was duly nominated.
The Miflinburg Academy having passed
out of the control of the County, the use
less formality of nominating Trustees was
dispensed with.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-11
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Union County Whig!
from Washington

lS-The Convention called by the min
oriry Of the Wing committee of Uuiol
county, met according to appointment
when after taking in from East Butfaloc
man never elected and who msreprescnteC
them by his course, 20 Of the % district
were declared represented Hon. Ne
Miadicswarth was chosen President, Rob
Caudar, Esq, and Peter Arbogast, Vic,
! Presidents John Smith and CHARLES G.
Vernon, Secretaries.
According to the arrangements, Charlie:
Merrill, Esq, Of New Berlin, was unani
mously nominated for Congress Maj. j
W. Simonton for Representative and
John d. Rcnig Of West Beaver for Cont
missioner Fer Register & Recorder, two
gentlemen in Division districts tho't they
might succeed against the man decided
upon by New Berlin four months ago
they mustered their forces, and had | |
vo;es, while DR.. John p Seebold of New
Berlin received 20, and was declared to
be nominated
For Auditor, John Schrack Esq of East
Buifaloe was nominated on I'd ballot. 1t
was afterwards found Mrs. was Division
man, and new candidate talked of, but
too late to effect it. [Better let it be,
gentlemen; you cant better it,
Fer County Surveyor, VIM. G. Herrold,
Esq, of Chapman, was unanimously nom-
mated. Very good: but the New Berlin
clique know that there will be no vacancy
to fill, for Mr.. Moasz's appointment con-
tinues for the unexpired term of Mr. Hays.
This show Of liberality to a Division dis
triet, is therefore an imposition upon the
public, and an insult to Mr.. H., for if he
were elected he could not be qualified.
No "Trustees" we're nominated All
right, but Contrary to usage" which was
a sin for the regular Convention to depart
from, III ftGlfu 10 time.
Senatorial Conferees-N. Mid1leswarth
Of Beaver, Smith Of Hartley, and Leader
of New Berlin, with no further irstruc-
tons than to OPPOSE ANY MAN FAvoRA-
BILE TO DIVISION"
Representative Conferees Middlesw't tn
again, Geo. Merrill of New Berlin. Geo.
W. Chambers of Limestone.
Congressional Conferees-John Wilt of
Hartley, Aaron Smith Of White Deer, W.
S. Clingan of Kelly.
The Wing State Nominations were en-
dorsed, and the united Wing vote promi-
sed, Vigilance Committees provided for,
and the following appointed as Standing
Committee
George Merrill, Chairman, New Berlin VIM. Steans
Buaaloe; A. X Midlleswarth, Beaver; Joseph Monheck
Wolfe, East Buffalo; Mcheal Yeisley, Center; Daniel
Witmer Chapman John Smith, Hartley: Charles G.
Vernon, Franklin; Henry K Sanders, Lmestone JAS
Shields, Kelly George wchr, Jackson; Jacob T. Hum
mel, Union: Jacob Martin, Perry; VIM Courtney, Mid
dlccreek; John Rishel, Mflinburg: Henry c. Houtz,
Washington; Robert Candor, White Deer; jesse Yocum,
renns A II. Blair and BENZ Cawley, Lewisburs; Jacob
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-11
Whig County Committee.

. The President of the late Whig Cor
vention Of Union county, was deputed t
appoint Standing Committee of on
from each Election District, and woul.
recommend the following gentlemen
White Deer-Samuel Marshall
= kgy-Jacob Hummel.
Bufaloe-James d. Chamberlin.
West Bntaloe-Jacob Oberdorf.
Mplintury-Isaac i. Beck.
Hart2ey-J. D. Forrey.
Limeaonc-Fredk Bolender.
Ne,c Berlin-Saml Weirick.
Jachson-John Geyer.
East Bgfaloe-Jacob Gundy.
Le~isbury North |Eard-D. c. Slifer.
Lewisbury South Ward-J. A. Mertz.
Union-Henry Gibson.
Psnns-Saml Boyer, Jr.
Selinyrove-Israel Gutelius.
Mddiccreeh-Conrad Stock.
Washington-Isaac D. Boyer. a.
Chapnaan-Wm. G. Herrold.
Pryy-Jonas German.
Franklin-Jacob Aurand.
Center-Israel Knettle.
Beaver-Henry Smith. t
Vest Bcarcr-David Fessler. @
July 13. JAS. MCREIeHr, Pres
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-11
Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic voters of Union County
are hereby requested to meet at each election
district in the county, on SATURDAY. the
i2th day Of August next, and elect two Dele
gales, who are to assemble in County Conven-
,ion, on MONDAY, the lilh dly of August
next, 10 nominate candidates for c uHtv Off
GERS. elect Senatorial and Representative Con-
ferees 10 nominate candidates for Senator and
Representative, also 4 candidate for Congress
and Congressional Conterees, and elect a De-
legate TO the next State Convention.
c. ROUSH, Chairman.
New Berlin, Jply 81, 1851
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Administrators Sale.

I'LL be sold, on
W FnIDar the 9jh August next
at the house Of Nicholas WELsm, late of White
Deer township, deceased, the following Real
Estate, viz.
"a \ certain Tract Of LAND contai-s,s-,
Iia ning about 10 ACRES, on which x. L.
IS erected a log House &c. adjoining lands OF
Joel Ranck, George Ranck, Joseph K Mover
and others, about 80 acres cleared and in a
good state of cultivation, the balance excellent
timber There is an excellent Limestone quarry
within one-fourth of 4 mile of said tract
Also at the same time and place will be sold
"a UNITED STATES LAND WARRANT
Tor Eighty Acres of land, not yet located.
The above property is situated in healthy
region, and is convenient t5anarket, and will
make Il very desirable home for man Of
limited capital.
To be sold by order of the Orphans Courl
of Union county. Sale to commence al 10
o'clock on said day, when terms of sale will
be made known BY JAMES MARSHALL,
Administrator Of Nicholas Welsh.
White Deer June % 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-11
Lewisb., Centre & Spruce Creek Road.

A respectable meeting of the Citizen:
of Gregg township, Centre county, wa:
held, pursuant to public notice, at the
House of George Nusscr, on Saturday
the 3 h inst
On motion, Mr. PETfp WILSON was
appointed President; DIR. Chs Smith, Wm
Grove, Geo. burst, Samuel Musser, Vics
Presidents, anu George Buchanan & J JuL q
Grove, jr., Secretaries.
The Chair stated the object Of the Nee
ting, urging the citizens TO make liberal
increase in their Subscriptions to the stock
of the Road, and trusted that this import
ant Rail Road would Lot Low fail, mas
much as Tie farmers aud land owners along
the line were becoming more interested in
its successful completion, and that wealthy
Capitalists residing in the East were also
turning their atteuti0n towards it, relying
upon the profits TO arise from so valuable a
communication between the Eas. and
West, teaching through our fertile Val
lies
Col. Jno. RiShcl, Col. Neff, Messrs.
Hutchison, Duncan, Grove, and Buchanan
severally addressed the mceting-conclud-
ing with an appeal to ali present to make
an united effort to carry through, so valu
able an improvement. to central Pennsyl
vania, and TO our own immediate neigh
borhood.
On motion, the Stock Books were re-
opened, when the sum Of 5000 Was i'm
mediately subscribed, thus making the
subscription BY citizens of Gregg township
600 shares, equal to $4,000.
On motion, Reso1cel, That the pro Gee
dings of this meeting lie published in all
the papers along the line Of the Road, and
in Centre, Huntingdon, and Blair Counties,
and that We urge our sister Townships to
do likewise.
[Signed by the Officers
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-11
[Signed by the Ofiicers.]


was pleased with part Of an extract
from letter which you published in your
last paper relative to our Congressman, but
confess that l was somewhat surprised
to find even in that intended laudation,
that be was then on the 2lst of July,
about starting for his home, though Con-
gress would not adjourn for some seven,
teen days afterwards. The presumption in
my mind however was that the labours
referred to in that letter had pressed too
heavilyupon constitution already pressed
down with age, and that nature ex-
hausted had driven the old man to seek
quiet and rest in the bosom of his family.
/ could not think that a man who had
been so valiant in the fight as to suffer
hunger and peril by night and by day
would for trifing cause have left the
field just ut time when the labours of an
eight months session was coming to
focus-for, it must be remembered, that
all the important bills are usually acted
upon during the last week of Congress.
But never was money voted away more
lavishly than during the last week of the
session just closed. Millions upon MILL
ons squardcred upon favorites-salaries
were raised without stint-almost every
thing that should not have been done, was
done, unfortunately the seat of our Mem
Der was vacant, when some Thirty c-.
Forty Million Dollars were voted ,w.,,
His honest voice was not.s,o.rd in aofsrce
OF T., the treasury aIafa the people. Other
p,"s' SUE. Sa,a US the River and Harhor, the
Homestead bill, and bill to prevent the
Officers of the Navy from swilling them
selves with ten dollars brandy at the ex-
pense Of the people, failed, (the latter by
a tie vote J our Member not there to vote.
1t was known that the administrator was
pressing an appropriation of Ten Million
Dollars to be placed in the hands of the
President with which to raise row with
Spain or any other Of the weaker powers,
he conquering Of which would extend
lie area Of slavery good and true men
t'od st their post, the iniquity was pre-
sRtei !, and the country saved from dis |
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-11
Ss!liOIN Isarc. SC.

II. COULTER, 70 South SECOND St,
FiIl6s.Eh %, = doors above Chestnut, East
sitc. Importer ar1 Manufacturer all kinds Of
w ILLGW WARE Consisting IN Vart Of
W the following. Ladies Travelling Bas-
sct>. Work Baskets. Flower Baskets, Office
Baskets, ~egar Baskets, Plain. Fancy and En-,
hroldsfcd Baskets. Ladies Work Sands and
SEWING Chars cf beautiful design and excel
lent workmanship, which he IS selling remar-
kdb.y cheap for Cash.
N.B.-Just received from Gerrnanv. a large
and varied assortment of FANCY GOODS. IA
which the attention Of the public is respect,
iu.y invited l6m5l7t3i1
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-11
FOR SALE,

~ That large and desirable property on the
l@.2 corner Of Market and Wafer streets, well
calculated for residence, for business, or for
a residence and place of business.
There is large BRICK House containing
large rooms Oh the first floor, 6 bedrooms on
the second floor and large finished rooms on
the third. a Kitchen and Washhouse adioins.
There are also spacious Cellar large Cement
Cistern, Pump, and Well Of good water, a
stable, and all necessary Outbuildines.
For terms &c. apply to Geo. F. Miller, Esq.
"1i-" = e E.DAVIs.
Lewisburg, Sept. %, 1850 -- a.l .s..
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-08-11
ssyE STATIONERY.

ItRAIG & FULTON, 10 South EIGHTH
u Street Ph.hideL9hiG-beg leave to cali
the attention Of Country Dealers, Schools and
persons visiting the City, TO their complete
assortment Of English, FieieA, and iiaTica.
STA ITO NER (which they are selling " hole
sale and Retail on the most reasonable terms
Their stock comprises treyy rariefy Of Gap,
Letter AMI Note Paper and Envelopes, inclGi-
in= fgli asSUrlmtU VI Of the celebrated goods
Of De La Rue & Co. and Thos RhoadS & Sons
Of LcnIun. Also
G.!i and Steel Peas, Drawing Pencils ga
bcr's and ohersJ, Drawing Parer. Bristol
Board, SeaiiR. Wax. lnk. InkStaEds, Rodgers .
rroYkes'. .Wo>'cuhoIms and other fine Guile J.
PorinopaieS, Pocket Books, Portfolios, Writ
ing Desks. &c. &c. Persons visiting the CITY
can have their TaTer and envelopes embossed
with ,heir Initials withou, extra charge.
- Orders from dealers and institutions of
learning respectfully solicited and filed with
the strIctest integrity L6m5l1ldl