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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-29
New York Adv'ts.
THE GREAT REMEDY.

4 BOUT which so much has been said and
n published, Is among us. Who has not
heard OF the MEXICiN NUSTANG LINZ
.NENI2 Many millions of bottles have been
sold and used 10 cure rheumatism, Ulcers,
Sores, Bruises. Sprains, RIns-worm, FelunS.
Salt Rheum. Plies, Snre Nipples and Caked
Breasts, Cancers, Itch. CornS on The Toes,
Sore Eyes. Ear-ache, Pimpes, Swollen joints
or Limbs, Cuts, Scalis, or ScaJ-head, Numb
Palsy, Dunjons or frosted feet Warts. or any
other complaint that can he reached by an
external remedy. And il has always been
successful. Ir is E0UALLr GOOD in healing
Wounds, Scratches, saddle or harness Calls,
or any spraln, soreness or Stiffness and 1t is
warranted to cure SPAWN, Riugbone, Spl!nt,
or Poll Evil. on Horses.
IJ@The I.iniment is put up in three sizes.
and re,ailS al 25 Cts, 80 CTS, and 81. The large
bottles contain much more Liniment in propor-
lion to the prices, and are therefore cheapest.
IL Com'ry Mrrhnn,s.
Every store should be supplied with this
valuable LININENT', as it pays Il good profit
and sells rapidly. G W. NESTBROOK,
Successor TO A. G. Bragg & Coz
Originator and sole Proprietor.
Principal Ofices-30i Broadway, NewYurk,
and cor. Sd & Market SITS. st. Louis, Missonri.
Sold by every dealer in drugs and medicines
throughout the United States, Canadas, West
Indies, and Bermuda Islands. [ly533I
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-29
1.-THE CABIN BOYS STORY"

A Semi Nautical Romance 81 intense inrrc-t, ~ the
Author Of the .sPirat. Dpetor the Lawyers stor>'
the .'oid Doctor" &c. Ac.
THE success hitherto enjoyed by the writer OF the shove
popular works. l. sufficient guarantee oil the asof
with which any PRODUCTIONS coming from bis pen VIII De
recriyed by the public. rnE CaBIs BOYS slOh' j. a
romantic narrative illustrating the horrors Of the slave
Trade carried In the Coast of Africa The author
has srv.d tb. and the descriptions and char
fro p~rsona vi them
The story is full Of exciting int-r"-t aud adventure
the celebrated work Of D-foc, Robinson tru-o.. and
has the sivsntag. that glorious htipn inssmucb
ii IL founded fsets Of day occurrence The
history of the heroine Of the Story Zueka the Creas
sian slave purchased at Constantinople sducat aui
married BY the Reckless. yet ehvalric seympur-th.
commander Of the Abatross l. simply the narrrton Of
painted from the life. and all the numerous char
ac-rs poriY1yed ihroush the story vvdiy and
graphically drawn
The publishers have already received orlers for the
Will. of the cdtJu IL originally th-r intention Z"
publish: cohsequ ntly, they have been oblg' largely
TO incr- they respectfully request that all
ders may b- sent immediately.
They confidently rAprct that IN" work viii create as
much interest work "' fiction thst has Of late
years .manat-d from .he press. a. notwithstanding.
the pu lie tiiun 1t nee Iom Cabin wUIks re-
Iating to slavery in America, and Gov. have ben
numerous. none havr APPEARED having relation 70 III
of purchasing slaves the African Coast srit
by whO has witnessed IL in all its hd.ou- iir
nifty The work Is written in chast- and pur" lam
anI will be welcome aEI instructive addition 20 the
family library.
The WORK will form beautiful volume of 100
pages handsnn-iy ilu Tat-i With enc engrAyinc- aud
elegantly bound IN cloth Price cloth. dollar
in paper, "a c-nt- which rate copies will lie sent ~
the publishers TO part Of the country free Of POS
ta-e-
e5r For sale wholesale and retail by the publishers,
ELLSWORTH { STEEtT.
No p BGIkY,S SrREsT. NV YrrE
And by all Booksellers throughout the Uu.t-i States
and Bri.isr, Prov n.-- 2r5-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-29
Philadelphia Adv'ts.
.Trenet Trusses,
Mti.rhiu., Less fhnu 81 n,In

Weighing less than ci ounces
NOR the cure OF HERNIA or RUPTURE
IL Acknowledged BY the highest medical
authorities of Philadelphia. incom parablv su-
perI"r to any other IN use. Sufferers will he
gratIiied 10 learn that the occasion now utie r,
10 procure not only the Rghfs,f and most ea,u.
but as durabk Truss as any other. IN lieu Of
the cumbrOus aud uncomfortable article usu-
ally sold. There is no difficulty attending he
fitting. and when the pad IS located II will
retain ITS poSiuon without change.
Persons al distance unable 10 call on the
subscriber, can have the Truss sent TO any
address, by RENTING Five Dollars for the sin-
gle Truss or Ten for the double-with measure
around the hips. and stating the side affected.
II will be exchanged 10 suit if not flung, by
returning 1t al once, unSoIled.
For sale only by the Importer.
CALEB II. NEEDLES,
Cor. Twelfth & Race SIS, PaiLldeLohia
tt~ Ladies requiring the benefit Of Mocha
meal Supports. owing to arrangement Of the
internal organs, including falling Of the womb.
vocal, pulmonary, dyspepuc. nervous, and spi-
nal weakness. are Informed that a competent
and experienced Lody will be in attendance at
the Rooms, (set apart for their exclusive u>r)
No. ia TWELFTH -. lst door above Race
Iy5,3
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-29
FOREIGN News.

The steamship America arrived q: Hal
ifax on Saturday last, bringing ten days
later news from Europe. There is no
news Of importance from the seat Of war.
Some little 6ghtiDg had been going on,
aud the Russians were generally repulsed.
The Allies we're continually receiving re-
Inducements. 1t is announced that the
most important negotiations were in prog
ress, and that Austria had signed a treaty
of alliance with France and England, bind
Ing, it is supposed, Austria to declare war
against Russia within one month.
A vague report prevailed, that Prussia
had joined or would join the Allies but
it is not deemed Authentic.
Nesselrode has published letter def
ming the four terms on which Russia will
accept peace, namely: A joint protectorate
of the Five Powers over the Christians in
Turkey like protecto-ate over the Prin-
cipalities, subjcc. to existing Russian trea-
ties; the revision of the treaty Of ls4l, to
which Russia will assent if the Sultan will
and the free navigation of the Danube.
The news (says the Bui5etin) is less
exciting than was expected, but Austria's S
joining the alliance against Russia seems
like the establishment Of an important date
in the war, and perhaps the point upon
which the ultimate issue may depend. If
Austria is in earnest and disposed sincere
ly for an alliance, offensive as we'll as de-
fensive, the acquisition is great one for
the Allies. Her vascilla,ion Of the pas.
year makes the world regard all her acts
with suspicion but she must now decide,
one way or the other, speedily, and the
chances are Of course now in favor Of her
siding with the Allies. The junction of
the other German powers seems then in
eyitable, and if Russia is able to withstand
the combined forces Of nearly all Europe,
she is more powerful than her best friends
can now represent her to be.
The news from the Crimea is unevcntful.
The war of the elements has silcnccd tenn
porariy the war of nations. Tempes.s at
sea and on land have paralyzed all the bel
ligerents, and the ten days news we pre-.
sent offers not a single important event be-
tween the armies
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-29
RoWdies in Danville.

A number of "fast" young men in Dam
vile, cmboldened by long tolcrations in
the cause Of night yelling and petty crimes,
recently made an unp1ovoked attack upon
strangers which caused warrant TO be is
sued for their arrest. Three ran away,
one forfeiting his bail, and five were last
week tried and convicted. In passing
sentence, Judge JORDAN said:
"You have been convicted for Riot,
committed under circumstances that re-
quire such punishment as may be useful
to you, aud be warning to others. 1t is
painful to the Court, to be compelled to
consign to prison, individuals Of your age,
and apparent inteligence-youug men,
whose pride and ambition it should have
been, to earn for yourselves reputation,
that would have promoted your usefulness
and happiness, and been solacc aud COM
fort to your parents. 1t was said and writ.
ten, long time ago, that the way of the
transgressor is hard; and if you, young as
you are, have not experienced the truth of
this statement, you have only to continue
on in the course you have commenced, for
little while aud you will feel its bitter
ness. Men may, and often do, perpe'rAte
offences against the laws of the land, and
escape detection; but the transgrcsslon Of
higher than human law, is sure to meet
with just retrbu,ion. If men will min
gle with the lcwd and profane and in,cm-
Perate, will visit becr-houscs and grog-
shops, by day and by night, they must ex-
pect to suffer in reputation, and to contract
the evil habits Of those with whom they
ssJciate.
"Thc sentence of the Court is, that the
Defendants, George Miles, Wilson Flana-
gan, John White, Joseph Hale, and John
Waples, each pay a fine Of 81 to the Com
monwcath for the use Of the county Of
Mont,ur, and that they Jointly pay the
costs of prosecution; that each Of them un-
dergo All imprisonment in the Jail of Mon
tour county, for the period Of nine calcn-
der months, from this time; and enter in
to rccogniz .nccs, each in the sum of $500,
with at leas; one sufficient surety in the
like sum, to keep the peace, and be of
good behavior to all tho good citizens of
this Commonwealth, for the period Of
eighteen calendar months, from this time,
and stand committed till the sentence Of
the Court is complied with"
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AGRICULTURAL READING,


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Practical agricultural Work Erfanf,
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-29

BEG leave respectfully To call the p -,
auenu"n TO nv Establishment, \ .
SGuih FOURTH - (be.ow Chestnur). ~
eLphio, for the manufacture AID sale tfI,
vclOpes, where viii ALWAYS be IN rsse-',
To attend 10 any orders may be iavor.c,,
am prepared 10 fu'nish En-, eiopes of---
quality, SIZE and description, " ho.e,s,,
Retail The Government atiern. plan srs ",
would also call auentiOn TO lie De
ing. Engraving, Printing. and Eubo,gts :.
Business Cards for EnvelOpss LsgerIs5e,
Blil-heads, Cards. Circulars, q a, rf ut,,t
furnish al very low rates. slaup1. r.-,
prevents their going 10 the Dead Lel-1CF,,
With patent machines Of he lafe>y .r----..
ments for enclosing, printing. &c, a.N 4.
the manufacture of FnreloreS and ere-y 80.
ily for executing orders V.h despatch. an
their delivery by Express Lines or as mar.
agreed uron, can not fail 70 con- pe,. ".
not excel any other establishment Of ID. 3.
IN the wcrd. - Homeopathic Fnve-..
constantly IN hand, samples Of which ma
seen CLrnncis office, also Of De-Stampe-Er e.
flv5I77!tl WM C0LBERT
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-29

they have larger lump still. They refused
to give name or locality from which the
gold is taken. One Of the party is French
man.
We have dates from Oregon to the 25th
ult., but the news is wholly unimportant.
Several of the Indians engaged in the
late Wholesale murder Of emigrants have
been captured and shot
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-29
FIVE SrATgOyERy.

C'RAlG & FULTON. 10 Soulh ElGHTE
~ street, Ph'iadtiph.e-ttg leave 10 c.
the attention of Country Deal, rs. Sch1o.sr
persons visiting the Cuy, TO Their c,nr-,
assortment "t EbgHsh French. and .A,-.r,-
S7A1iONER (which they ar. sellirgNte.
sale aid EeiaIl oh tie most reasonable is--l
Their stock comFTIsss tr1y ror.,fg cfCr
Letter and Mule Faper and EnveI, re-. rrc..-
ing iull assortment ot The celebrated -.
ri De La Rue & Co. ard Thos Rhcats L S-
of Lcndon. Also
G''ld and S'eel Fens. Drawing Pencils F..
herS and o'her>D, Trawlrg Parer. Tr,t
Beard. Sealing Wax, lrk. Irk>rauts Rcfcs3
Crookes .Nos'enholm>'a ard clher fre Cu'lerr
Porimorairs. 7, cket Books. Tor,G'irs. w
Ins Desks tc.&c. Persons vt,I1re 'fe CrT
can have their rFIer and envt'rrrs embossed
with their miiioh without ezra charge.
n Orders from dealers and insirIut.ons O.
learning respectfully solicited ard filed VII,
the sIrIcieSt integrity l6m5l7pdl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-29
Agricultural Society.

At the meeting of the Officers Of the
Union County Society, at New Berlin las.
week, Jacob Gundy was awarded the pre-
mium of SIS for the best 5 acres of Corn-
50 bushels, sheilcd, to the acre-as sworn
to BY two witnesses. (Tolerable for the
season, Captain bu. We 'guess" some Of
the privates will beat that, next Year,
The Treasurer was desired to make his
Report ct the next meeting.
Adjourned until l Pm. of frst Tuesday
Of Feb. Court, when the place for the next
Fair will be passed upon. Il is required
that at least s75 cash be pledged by res
ponsible persons for every place competing
for the Fair. (Now for it, SelinsgroveS
Froeburg-Middleburg Centeryil,e
Aar,letOn-M -Mifaiuburg New Berlin -
Lewisbutg9
Elisha W. Coukling is appointed Com.
non School Superintendent for Mou,our
ssansy, 10 place Of Paul Leidy, resigned
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-29
From California.

The George Law, from Aspinwall,
reached New York, on Christmas, with
California dates to 1st inst. The George
Law brings 81 ,46l 900 in gold.
A circumstance had occurred likely to
lead to d diplomatic correspondence between
our government. and one Of the belligerents
The British officer in command of the
Russian prize Sitka, has disregarded the
r.~--.- - ~~~.. -. 1900 :. ..S.ss~", -'s~
sailed with his prisoners from the harbor,
whereupon the hot-headed Of tho popula-
;ion are indignant. The propriety of the
United States officers, in issuing the writ
of haJeas corpus, seems questionable at
least: and at any rate the conduct of the
British officer was very natural, and pre-
cisely what high-spirited American would
have pursued had he been placed in pre-
cisely similar circumstances.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 3O.-Busincss
has undergone no material change. Every
kind Of business appears almost at stand,
and the prices Of many Of the chief articles
Of commerce are lower than ever before
known. The demand from interior had
almost wholly ceased.
Henry fl. Monroe was executed at Mar
tinez, on the 9th, for the murder of Jas.
N. Gordon. He said while in prison that
Monroe was not his real name, which he
would not give, and that he is from Rut-
land county, Vermont, where he has friends
and relatives.
Rolla Powers, tried for the murder Of
Daniel Hoover, has been acquitted.
A man named Joseph Horing, from
Kentucky, was murdered at Mariposa, by
a gambler named Roarke.
A man named Sam Poole was killed at
Sonora, last week, by man named Nc
Carthy.
Capt. Michael Powers, from Massachu-
setts, was found dead a few days since, on
American River. He died from starvation.
Mcssrs. Adams & Co. have received from
Angeles two pumpkins, one weighing ll33
lbs., with q circumference of 7 feet 81
inches, the other weighing 81 lbs, with a
circumference of 6 feet 8! inches.
Thirty houses were destroyed by Gre in
Happy Valley on the 30th Of November.
The piIo.-boat Dan cling Feather has re-
turned from the wreck of the Yankee
Blade, having succeeded in recovering four
boxes of treasure, containing $4,000.
The fifth anniversary Of the San Fran
cisco Bible Society was held on Monday
evening The Society, during the past
year, have circulated 5,9l2 Bibles ard
Testamen's.
The want Of water is very severely felt
throughout the mining region. Thus far
the winter has been unusually dry, and
many of the miners are doing nothing but
patiently waiting for rain.
1t is said that the largest lump OF gold
ever found, is now ia San Francisco wait
ing for shipment. The owncr Of IT is not
known, and it is said he sits and watches
it continually, not daring to trust it in any
of the banks. It was taken out about Is
feet below tbs surface, in Calvaras county.
We should judge that the lump contains
at least 50 per cent. Of pure gold, Which,
At SIT per o., amounts to the snug little
sum Of S26, ,262. 1t was ( . i'd BY . com.
psny Of Eve men, one Of whom states that
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-29
Willow Ware. sc.

II. COULTER, 10 South SECOND s.,
Ph'L'deTh a. doors above Chesrru Ess
SIDE. lWp, r;or and Mar u IA, tureT a k,r-s c.
w the following. Ladies Tlsyelrs B,,
Sei>, Work BJ>keiS. Flower Baskes. cfsce
Baskets. Secar Baskets Plain Fancy and En-
brnldeGed Baskets. Ladies Work s artS ant
Sewing Chairs ot beaurIlul des i-n and exc
lent workmanship. which he Is selling rerI:-
kablv cheap for Cash.
N.D.-Ju>t received from Germany a arg.
and varied assortment Of FANCY GOOLS1
which the a ienron Of the public IS resPss:
fully invited l6m5l7tSd'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-29

G~Last week, at the Union County
Court, Patrick Kascy was convicted Of an
assault and battery (but not with intent
to kilD on johnson, decd. Kascy's
wife was found guilty of stealing money,
and Patrick as an accessory. Sentences
deferred until this week.
The other Commonwealth business We
learn was settled without coming to trial.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-29
FOR SALE.

"a That large and desirable property on the
IA. corner of Market and Water streets well
calculated for a 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
Cistern. Pump, and Well Of good water, a
Stable, and all necessary Outbulldinss.
For terms &c. apply to Geo. F. Miller, Esq.
S. E.DAVIS.
Lewi>burg. SEPT. 23. 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-29
Real Estate.
Adjourned Orphans Court Sale.
DY virtue of an Order of the ORPHANS

- Court of Union county, will be sold. at
the Public House Of Gideon Biehl, in East
Bufialoe Up. Union Co.. Pa, on
Friday, l9h Junuory, 1855,
The following described Real Estate Of the late
GEoRsE RoYEn, deceased:
A small tract Of ir>trate LIMESTONE
LAND. situate in Buifaloe township. county
aforesaid. adjoinin. lands Of samuel Click.
John Rohland and John Heimbach. continuing
lS Acres and 1874 Perches neat measure,
all cleared and in high state Of cultivation,
and on the public road from Lewsburg 10
New Berlin.
Sale 10 commence at o'clock. P. ". The
terms Of sale easy, and will be made known on
day Of sale. GEORGE MEIXELL.
Administrator Of George Roger, decd
Dee. ~, 1854
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