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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-10-13
Panihers in Cambria County.

The following we have fror an intelligent
friend. Abram Longeneckpr, Esq. OF Biacklick
township, a few evenings since, started to watch
deer lick Hereached the ground about sunset
and mounted tree for the purpose of watching,
In short time he heard noise, and looking
round for the expected prize. his eyes fell on
not deer-but panther. Another aud another
appeared, until four gathered near tlie@runk of
the tree he had assembled. He took deliberate
aim at one OF them, bat the ball did not take
effect, and the savage animal commenced looking
around, and, at length discovered our adventuref
among the branches overhead. He loaded again
and fired, only slightly ruttiing the fur OF one
OF them. In his trepldation his powder flask
was lost and he had no further means OF defend
ing himself.
They then gathered around the tree and at
tempted its ascent. Bnt the small size OF the tree
and the snoothness of the bark prevented this.
Indeed one of them had nearly reached him
twice, but was repeiIed by an expedient that
does credit 10 the sang .tyoH of our hero.
At this time Mr. i. commenced yelling most
Justify, and some neighborS attracted by his wells
with nr:h lights, sought the scene OF his adven-
ture. At the sight of the fire the frrocious ami
mails camOsed, and the Squire was released from
his perilous situation.-.4 .4Hegheaiaa,
A CHILD KILLrb BY THE ARM OF ITS Dean
GRANDMoTuER.-C Tuesday morning, Mrs.
Martha Whitcomb, widow oithe late Jeremiah
Whitcomb Of Stove, was found dead in her bed,
at the house OF her son-in-aw, MIR. C. H. Peck,
residing in Crown street, in this city, and by
her side, at the same time, discovered the
lileless corps Of her grandchild, the only son of
Ferdinand and Martha Dprnier, aged seven
months. Mrs. Whtconlb bad takenthe child to
her bed in order to assist its mother in weaving
it, but It is supposed that she expired SUDDENLY in
the night from disease of the heart. with which
she had been some time afflicted At the time
of her death Appearances indicated that her arm
fell across the face ofthe infant, and as sifFen
ed in death the child was unable to extricate
itself, and was smothered by the pressure of the
arm upon It's mouth and nostrils.-Worcester
Spy, Sept. 81.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-10-13
letter from iowa, 10. A.

For the Bedford Gazette.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-10-13
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

October 13, 1884.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-10-13

Oct. 13, 1854.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-10-13
NOTICE.!

October 13, 1854.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-10-13
NAR0R AT SARAT0GA.

A correspondent during the gay season. wrote
to i Mobile paper the following sketch oi the
proceedings OF a rich New Yorker at Saratoga
'.Fhorn, 10 whom ! refer, sthe man who 20
ecipsed the Emperor Of France in the splendoF
OF his sturn out. He is said TO have driven
four span Of horses, richly capaFisoned, 10 the
most splendid carriage in Europe. The Erper-
or, unwilling that aay one should 90 IN better
style than himself, ordered him 10 appear no
morein the streets Of Paris With the aforesaid
establishment. His party consists Of his wife,
two daughters, beauX. attendants, pages, maids,
grooms, sc. ! witnessed, few days since, the
ceremony OF their preparation 10 ride. Five
steeds, and carriage, with groom and drivers
+ in finest livery to each, were first presented
opposite the United States Hotel.
Next came the party, with their maids and
attendants beautiful mahogany bay horse
was first led up, whereupon grooms and servants
took their position 10 perform the feat Of noun
ting Miss TO her saddle. She placed her foot
ln the -gioved hand OF the groom on the
left side who gracefully placed her in the saddle,
while on her right stood another, ready to catch
the Jewel IT, prrchance, it should drop that way.
Then came the maids to adjust the rIding-drrss,
and place her foot IN the stirrup. This and SIM
liar ceremonies with her sister being accom-
plished, The beaux and attendants mounted, the
| old folks ascended their carriage, and off they
put, as il to a funeral. This ceremony must
have taken hall hour-long enough, | heard
an Alabama gri remark, Tor southern party
to have mounted and taken aresrectahle ride.
forgot TO note, that after the adjustment Of the
young ladies' dresses, reins, &c, the horses
were fed from the hands Of the groonS, which
! suppose, was 10 sweeten their gats and spirits
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-10-13

Get, 13, 1854.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-08
TvNIoN County. IS. In the Orphans Court

TNlON County, IS. In the Orphans Court
u of Union county. In the matter of the
lnquistIon of the real estate of MICHAEL
QUINN, late of East Buffaloe TIP, decd;
Norice is hereby given TO Mary Quinn, Da-
vid Quinn, George Burns and Eliza his wife,
John Arnold and Sarah his wife, Ann Quinn,
Rebecca Quinn, Jas l.. Quinn, Jere'h Roller.
guardian Of David Geiger, Mary Ellen Geiger,
John GeIser and James q. Geiger, m minor chill
dren Of Rachel Geiger dec'G. heirs and legal
representatives Of Michael Quinn. late of Eas,
Buiialoe TIP, aforesaid deed Whereas. BY an
inquest for that purpose duly awarded by the
Orphans Cour, Of the county aforesaid, The
real estate of the said Michael Quinn was
appraised. and whereas none of the heirs Of
the said deceased appeared in Court to take
the premises therein described at the appraise-
ment; yo1 alc every of goa are hereby cited
TO appear at the next General Orphans Court
TO be held at New Berlin on the 18th day of
December next.to accept or refuse 10 take the
premises aforesaid at the appraisemen,, or
show cause why the Court should not decree
the same 10 be sold.
Witness the Hon. A. s Wilson, President of
said Court at New Berlin the Goth dav Of De-
tuber, AID. 1854.
LIS. SAMUEL ROUSH. Clerk.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-08

from a thickly settled neishborhood. There
is also a comfortable dwelling House for
the Miller.
No. 2. An excellent Saw Mill
in good order, and with ample water power.
No. 3. A frst-rate Farm of
ll5 Acres Limestone land in high state
of cultivation, with a fine young Orchard IN
of about acres, besides numerous other-E
Fruit Trees, and having thereon erected (be-
sides the above Mills) large two-storey
double-front Brick MANSION HOUSE
and Kitchen, "A Frame BANK BARN 100
.2:S feet by SIS, newly weather-boarded and
painted, together with numerous other out
buildings and improvements. and an abund-
ant supply Of Water.
This property is one of the most pleasant
and desirable in the West Branch country,
and is within four miles of the Catawissa and
Sunbury & Erie Railroads. II is situated in
Kelly Up, Union Co.. Pa. in the heart of the
rich and populous BufIaloe Valley. 1t lies on
Buffaloe Creek, four miles from Lewisburg
and the same distance from Milton, on the
road leading from the latter place to Buffaloe
x Roads. The location is one of remarkable
beauty and healthfulness. and convenient to
Markets. Schools. Churches, &c.
1N not sold BY .he 9th Of Dec. neI', i,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-08
Register's Notices.

The following accounts will be presented for
confirmation and allowance al Orphans Court
in New Berlin, Friday, 22d Dec. 1884:
The accounts Of James WCrright and John T. Magce,
executors Of Andrew Mage decd, who Guardian Of
Matilda. James, Mary and Joseph L. Magee.
The acct Of John Suith, admr of Jacob Smith, late Of
West Beaver Tp decd.
The acct Of Andr Cook admir- Of Daniel Caller, late
Of Hartley Tp, decd.
This of Maria Fisher, ezecutrx and Samuel Fisher
and Samuel Weis, of Rev. Henry Fisher, late
Of New Berlin decd.
The Of Samuel Stroup and George Stroup,
tors Of George Stroup. late of Washington Tp, decd
The final of Samuel Henderson and Robert Candor
exrs Of VIM Sullivan late of White Deer Tp, decd.
The only and final acct Of David Heiser and Jacob Wet
sci. admrs Of Daniel Wagner late Of Penns rp decd
The acct Of Daniel D. Guldin, admir- OF John Henning
late Of Kelly Tp, decd
The acct Of Jacob uummel, ex'r Of John Humne late
Of Kelly Tp, decd.
The acct Of jacob Hummel, Esq. Guardian Of Samuel
H. and VIM. II. Ritter. minor children Of Peter Ritter
late Of East Buffaloe Tp, decd.
The acct Of John Datesnan and Jacob kostenbadcy,
admrs Of lily Kostenhader late Of White Deer TP, decd
The second acct Of Sarah Backhus, adnrX Of DR.. g.
Backhus. late Of Chapman Tp decd.
The acct Of Philip Ruhl and Samuel Bechte A3m'rs Of
Peter Beehtel, late Of West Buffaloe Tp. decd.
The scct of A. Swneford, Esq, exr Of Thos c. Wilson,
late Of New Berlin. decd.
The acct Of John Rcber jr acting admir- Of James eber
late Of East Bnffaioc Tp decd.
The only and final Of Elias r. Mengas Guardian Of
Amelia Snyder. n minor
The acct Of Charles Davis Of the sx'rs of j. W.
Smith, late Of Sclinsgrovc, decd
The acct Of Jacob sYn. sim'r Of Henry rfl ls.s Of
Ferry II, dect
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-08
jury List-Dec. Term, 1854.
GRAND yIRORS.

GRAND JtRORS
BuTike-Dsvi1 Hcnnng.
CsIpmdn-Jacob Wi,mcr l. Fryer Henry Yrag'r.
East Bgg,os.-John Wolf ,soaofLl
Hurtiey-lIenry Miller, Robert Foster, Samuel Hsupt
L,w;sJurg-B;ers Ammou Tho.. Hayes, jos, Mei1ell.
L,nestoRe-Robert Badger
MHtabug-John Ri.hrl. B-pj. ". Thompson.
Mtid'ecreot-Jacob pietr.ch.
Isnns-Isasc Smith
PrTy-Jacob Martin, Esq
Fnion-Joseph Lrp!ey.
W,SLinqtgT,-Elwarj Miller.
White Dser-John Biting Jacob Lescr Nicho. Grower.
TRAVERSE JURORS
B1r,r.rhiiip Kinney, Pau! benfer Jacob Kern Moses
Bu5aLoe-Danel Ranglcr, Jr, samue! smonton, Joseph
Dirhcntcrfr
Cn,re-Gcorse Baker, France Iachenberg, Joseph Pain
ter. John Steinnger, Albright Swncford Frederick T.
Ercmer, George Sampscl
Lecisburg-Jamss Hayes, Michael fchthorn Henry W.
Fries.
" Mi.burq-John Fric.. J. W. Pennington.
Rsns-Simcn Kants. John T. Hottcnstein, Henry Lloyd
David ifciser. H-nry c. Eyer. Saml Ritter, Geo Ely
Etst B,fuoe-Sam DunSle, John Zeilers.
Nest B.fdo,-ira Kinmsn. John V. Barber, Henry
Shoutz, John Hayes, Sebastian Witmrr.
HrH,y-John y. Wilson, s. b. Mason, Jacob Smith,
Samuel Arney.
K,ly-wi,lism Roycr
Ltn s.one-acob Kleckner William Noctlins, Jr, Philip
yep Bsriin-wiliiam steinruck
Isrry-Eeniann Snyder.
tnisn-Gcorg- B"aliah, Robert P. Cornelius.
BIsiing,oa-Jacob Roush Jr.
White Deer john Baker, Paul Goodlander.
PETIT JURORS I'd veek)
Lim.s.one-Fr.dcrick Dolcnder, John D. smith, Henry
Meyer, Jacob Derr.
H.rdey-samuelC C. Wilt, Jacob Bngamsn. John Filman,
Jr., David Kline. Michael Wolfe, Wm kathcrman.
P,nns-Elijah Coulron,
BuitosJoseph vaneiia, Daniel Gephart John L. Gear
hart
Bea.r-Abner Midileswarth, Simon Asler, Jacob Bea.
yer, Samuel Greephoe.
East BufIioe-Abraham Farley,
Het Bagio>-William SArvis
Lepistrg-Joseph pin Reed Thomas Graham, A. J. Weiden-
SAUL Charles s. Crsz, Jonathan Spyker, James Kelly,
Peter Hursh
Csntre-Jacob Reichley Jacob Aurand.
P,ry-Abner Hornberger.
White D>er-Mi,hacl Eyer, Jacob Syphcr, Henry High,
Tnion-Geora. Beaver, Martin Dunkle.
Chapman-Philip Durkhart
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-08

New YORK, Dec. A terrific storm
occurred on the Hudson river last night,
and number of boats and barges were
sunk The steamers Adrian, Waverly and
Troy, from Albany, we're sunk two miles
south of Rondout, as were also several
other boats, the names Of which are not
known.
New YORK, Dec. AT a meeting Of
the Dentists of this city, tonight, the opin-
ion prevailed that Dr.. Bcale's explanation
of the Nudge affair wasentirely consistent,
so far as relates to the action Of chioroform
upon the system.
NEW York, Dec 5.-The ship Arcadia,
from Antwerp, for New York, was driven
ashore on the 26th ult., on S.ble Island,
and became . total wreck. The crew aud
passengers we're saved.
The Arcadia had on board 147 German
passengers, who saved nothing but what
they stood in, and are now destitute. The
ve.seland cargo will prove total loss.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-08
Issue LIST, Dec. T. 1854.

Peter Richter's Ex'rs wFwayonseller
same vs. pr't of " wagen.eler
Jonathan Gemberlng VS. Hartman jr with not Garn
Danl Renslrr James MCr.ight
Henry snyder John Snyder's Admir-
Mary IeichIey VS. Vim Rcichley
Bcnjn Long vs. Tecd
Chas St-es vs. Geo Kimble
Mraiden's Admir- vs. Kcystane Insurance Company
john Haas VS. NJ Van vaInah
Geo Brown White beer Township
Peter paubert VS. cummings-t2 suitsl
John VI Benftr Lycoming Mutual Fire Insu. Comp
High Albright VS. Lorenzo iced
Henry High vs. same
j wagossetrs Ex'rs ct al VS. Jsrob Houcertr
Alfred Xnea.s VIM Mauck
WIN Hutchison Siifrr and Frick
Truckmorton, Green Co Hoffman Messiuger-( sts
saml Reitcr Simon Frank
Danl Rengi.r Jas MCr light
Peter Daubert VS. A Cummings
Geo Kmble Cbas Stces
iaml Dunbar Philip 0rt
Bearly for Simncton Henry High
Edwd Kinney Saml Ritter
William Gossler vs. Isaac stadden
Jos Gosslcr and VIII, do
Bank of Danvle VS. Fisher and German
James McCreisht vs. Daniel kangler
Samuel Shriner VS. Daniel Schrack
Elias C Hartman vs. George Hill and others
Jacob Mauck vs. John Gift and others
J Hartman jr Jacob Ginrich
W kremer vs. Abraham Brrin
Charles Fisher VS. William MAY
John Matthias pr A Cummings
Sem Schoch Israel Gu,-lius
Henry Cochran Jacob Brown
Mary jenkins II G Tarert ct al
Nchl klcckner Saml Moyer
Jacob Brown VS. Henry Cochran-(2 e suits)
shields Miller vs Henry IIich
Gates and Wife W JOSEPH Albe-t
same Jacob Albert
same VS. Jonathan Waters
Christian Herman vs. John Iunnel
Addict. vcnd'n Smith Hoffman Messenger
John Matthias Jos Mitman
DR. A Cummings Hector Stewart
" ii Klcckner Church, Rookie Co
II II Margaritz Iohn Treastor
Carey Mark IIalfpenny
Moatz Alex Amn.ons
Bastian Tief.l John Fisher
Midlrswarth, Kerns 4 On vs. Michl Spottz
Maria Trutt John Trutt
Benz Kurtz Weirick and VI Werick
Saml Kyle Catharine Wolfe
John Bassicr Christian schroyer
Henry Eyer VS. g Gundrum's Admir-
Charles Craig jr. Samuel Baker
Benjamin Sio,naker Vim. Forster
J. W Thatcher for J II. App VS. John kantr's adm
NJ. Chapel for d. W. Hays vs. John locke
Jacob Kock John Ashburn ct al
John II. Walter George Bowersox
Kitchen Keiifer John Kessler, ct al
Daniel OTIS Exec'rs VS. Elizabeth OFT
Henry Smith VS. Henry Gross
Margarrtta Pante, &c VS. j. c. Wilson wife
James Robb VS. John Gross
Da-id Sciiwcnk vs. J. Bowersox O. Sttinnse7
wr1 p. wagrnscl,cr John Hartman jr.
franklin Fryer VS. q. Leiscnring, ct al
Nathan Meyer VS. George Rshel
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-08
Hard Times for Printers.

Our contemporaries Of the Newspaper
press, arc all beginning to feel the demands
made upon them by the paper maker
whose products now command an uncon-
scionable price-and other mechanics who
supply them material for the publication
Of their papers, are far more irksome at
present than usual. The neglect of sub
scribers to pay punctually, occasions serious
inconvenience to the printer, and causes
embarrassments in his business, which are
pcrple1ing in the extreme. Two or three
thousand accounts in small sums, scattered
far and wide, preclude the possibility Of
collecting, except at an expense which can
be i'll afforded, and be often finds himself
without means to pay the numerous bills
consequent upon the prosecution OF his
business. We have been placed, on more
than one occasion, in this unpleasant posi-
tion, and know by experience the inconve-
nience resulting therefrom. Newspaper
readers should always be prompt in their
payments, as upon them the interest Of the
sheet they receive, depends altogether.
The city press, with but few exceptions,
is conducted upon the cash system, and
whenever tho country press adopts the
same plan, those unpalatable articles
known as newspaper duns will be banished
from their columns.-Delawaye County
RppuLlicdn.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-08
.NHERIFF.S SALES

DY virtue of sundry writs OF Vend. Ex.
ID issued out of the Court Of Common Pleas
OF Union county, and to me directed, wAl
expose to public sale at the Court House IN
New Berlin on Monday, the 18th day of Dec.
next, the following real estate, TO Wit:
A certain tract of land situate in East Buff
faloe township, Union county, containing six
acres more or less, all cleared, bounded on
the east and north by lands of Peter Wolfe,
On the south and west BY George Kunkel,
whereon is erected log house with a kitchen
attached, frame stable. variety of fruit trees,
and a we'll of wafer near the door, with the
appur,enances.
Also a certain tract Of timber land, situate
as aforesaid, containing twelve acres more or
less, bounded on the south by George Gundy,
on the west by Henry Brown and others, with
the appurtenances.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as
the property of William " Young.
Also a certain tract Of land situate in White
Deer township, Union county, Containing fii-
teen acres more @. less, bounded on the east
by lands of Little, Farron & Brady, on the
south BY the Sugar Valley & White Deer
Turnpike, north by Little. Farron & Brady,
and ives, by whereon is
erected aone-and-a-half storey framed weather
boarded dwelling house and shop, with the
appurienance..
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as
the property of Lorenzo r. Teed.
Also certain 10, Of ground situate in Buff
faloe township,Union county, containing three
acres more or less, adj djoining lands of Edward
Miller, Daniel Weriz, Isaac Miller and others.
whereon is erected a twn-storey plank framed
Dwelling House. with the appurtenances-as
the proerty OF Ronsiar Barkhau.
JOHN KESSLER, Sheriff.
sheriff-s Office. New Berlin. Nov. 10, 1854.
sFThe Sheriff also advertises TO be sold al
the same time and place
A tract of 1l2 acres in Washington rp. so
cleared, with dwelling house, barn, orchard &c.
as the property Of Pefer Yeager.
tract OF AZ acres in Franklin TIP, IS clea-
red, with log house and barn, orchard, &C.
as the property of Peter * Long.
A lot and frame house in Penns Tp-as
the property of John and Sarah Went
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-08
FITS! FITS. FITS!
rue vEGErABLE KxTRNr
EPIlEP1IC PILLS.

For The cure 0t FHs, Sp1sns, Cramps. and all
Nervous and Constitutional Diseases.
nERSONS who are laborng 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 q specific action tn. ner,ouI
SYSTEM and although they arr prepared especially for The
purpose Of curing Fits they will be found of esrecsl ben
est all person. afflicted with weak whose
system has been p.p-trat~i shattered frrr
any whatever In chrome conPiainf- hss~-s
Of long standing superinduced by nervousoess heyr
exceedingly beneficial.
Price 81 pr hex, two boxes for S. Persons gu: e
the City, enclosing remittance. viii have the Pis
them through the mail FRYE of postage For sal. BY
SETH HANCE 10 los. B,IrISoRE SIsHEr. Baltimore,
Md to whom order. from all parts ofthe Union uusi.
addressed, post pssd. ily4s5-nev ev.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-08
Union County Business.
COURTProcIamati wherea,

COURT amaliOn-Whereas the
~ Hon. ABM S WILSON, President Judge
for the 10th judicial District consisting Of the counties
of Union and iin, and JAccB wIrrENErER and JAMES
MARSHALL Esquire, Associate Judges in Union county
have ssued their prcct bearing date the 2th DAY OF
sept 1854 and to me directed for the holding Of Or
pans Court Court Of Common Pleas Oyer and
and general Quarter Sessions, at NEW BERLIN Tor the
county of Union, the third Wondoy Of DECK nerf
being the 18th day 1854 and TO continue two weeks
NOTICE is therefore hereby given to the Coroner
justices Of the Peace and Conaes in and for the coun
ty Unicn appear their proper persons with
their Rolls, Records, Inquisitons, Examinations and
other to do those things which OF their
Offices in their behalf appcrtan to be done; and all
witnesses and other prosecuting in b,haf OF the
Common wealth against person or PERSONS are re-
our-L be then aud there attending and not depart
without leave at their peril Justcrs requested to
be punctual in their attendance at the appointed time
agreeable to notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the sherhs Office in
New Berlin the 10Th day Of Oct in the OF our Lord
on. thousand eight hundred and fty fou: and in the
year Of the lntercndence q the United
States Of America. God sdre The Cbm mn,onrsdih.
JOHN EESSLER, Sheriff.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-08

"Five Points," New York city, notori-
Gus the world over for its crime, poverty
and ignorance, voted for Governor at the
recent election, as follows !: Clark, I; Ull-
man, 6; Bronson, l6; Seymour, 34l!
INcoNsIsTENcY.-The Telegraph noti-
ces the astounding inconsistency Of the
Know Nothings of that city, in celebrating
the obsequies Of the old parties BY burning
Roman Candies !!
The Detroit Tribune denies tfiat Gen.
Cass has laid aside all pretensions to the
Democratic nomination for the Presidency
of 1856 The Tribune says he will be in
the field.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-08

SUBLIME AND BEAuTIFuL-Chaten-
euf, keeper of the Seals to Louis Kill,
when boy Of only nine years of age,
was asked many questions by bishop,
and gave very prompt answers to them all
At length the bishop said, ~ will give
you an orange if you tell me where God
is" any lord" replied the child, "I'll
give you two if you tell me where lie i,
noyv
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-08

A CRISIS IN the fRoS BUSINESS OF
PENNsYLvANrA.-"W We regret to learn" +"
sayathe Columbia .Scy, "ofthe suspension
aud failure Of many of the heavy compa-
nies engaged in the iron business in this
State. Some Of those regarded as the
most stable have gone, aud the Indication,
are that now but in the beginning of one
Of the greatest financial crises ever known
to this country"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-08

Bulwer the novelist, in letter to q gen.
tlemau in Boston, said, 81 have closed my
career - writer of fiction. Iamg gloomy
and unhappy. have exhausted the pow
ers of life, chasing pleasure where it is not
to be found"
In recen. trial before the U. S. Dis
trict Court Judge Mclean said-Rum has
sunk more seame than all the tempests
that ever blew
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-08

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1t will Be exchanged 10 suit if Iot fitting, By
retaining IL al once, unsoiled.
For sale Only by the Importer.
CALEB II. NEEDLES,
Cor. Twelfth & Race SIS. Pii!g1hIptiG.
EF Aadies requiring the benefit Of Mecha-
nical Supports. owing 10 arrangement Of the
internal organs, including falling OF the womb,
vocal, pulmonary. dysp.Pii-. nervous, and sF-
nal weakness, are Informed that comPeter'
and experienced Lady will be IN attendance ii
the Rooms. (set apart for their exclusive use
No. ia TWELFTH 81. lst door above RACE
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