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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02
Sale Of Personal Property.

The Patts'orn Ledger very appropriately
remarks, that years ago it was most custo-
mary for all classes of citizens to visit the
stores, taverns or shops, TO learn the news
and Lave little social converse, evenings
and rainy days. The change Of habits
eonsequcnt.upon the increase of population,
wealth, and the general spread of newspa.
psrs has very materially altered this order
of things. Now, people look to the news
paper to bring the information to their
houses which formerly was obtained at the
Cross roads, or at some place Of public re-
sort, BY 4 written or printed bill. Par
ticularly are the sales of real estate, and
personal property, considered worthy Of
newspaper publication. Experience has
demonstrated, that one additional bidder
at a sale Of personal property often pays
all the cost of publication many times over.
The custom ofpublishing these sales in the
newspaper, is not generally appreciated so
fully as it deserves to be, but it is rapidly
growing into favor Printed handbills,
(and sometimes written ones, which at
tract but little attention. are made to
answer the purpose. At this stage of pro-
gress, handful and the newspaper each
FL. an excellent ofiice-both are valuable
The time is coming fast a-pacc, when the
Newspaper will be chiefly relied upon.
Even now, many people seem to think 1t
an undertaking of their rrescnce-those
who 60 but little from home-if valuable
sale is not made known 20 them through
their local paper-whilc others attend a
poorly advertised sale, expecting to "gct
bargains" because of want of competition
among the paucity Of bidders. 1t is the
interest Of the seller to have as many buy
ers as possible that of the buyer, to lave
a small number of bidders.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02
ISSUE LIST. Fee. I. lSJ5.

Dlnl Ecnglcr vs. James " Creight
Henry " snyder John Snyler's Admir-
Mary Rech.ey Vim Eeichiey
Christ Tor Cameron VS. Geo A Flick
John Haas vs. VI Van Nazah
Geo Brown White beer Township
Peter pauhcrt : Cummings-t2 suits)
John Bcnfrr LycominE Mutual Fire Insu. Comp.
High y Albright Lorenzo Tccd
Henry High
J Wagonse!lrrs Exrs et nj Jacob Ifousefjr
Alfred hnca,s Nm Mauck
Nm J Uutchis0n Siii'r and Frick
Danl Henglcr jas N'Crcigit
Peter Daubert vs. : Cummings
Uco ; kimhle Chas Strcs
Saml Dunbar Ph!iPo
Bsarly f,r Simington Henry High
Eiwd Kinney Saml Ritter
William Gosser Isaac Stailcn
Jos GoSSlcr and wife do
Danl Rrngler VS. Geo Milier's Ex'rs
Bank of Danville NJ Fisher and Il German
Alien Schroyer j. :. Marsh ct al.
James McCreight Daniel Ranglrr
samuel Shrintr Daniel Schrack
Elias { Hartman vs. George lin anil others
Jacob Mauck John lift and others
j Hartman Jr Jacob Ginrch
W kremer Abraham Ilr,in
Charles Fisher VS. William J Nav
John Matthias Dr Cummings
Mary jenkins II q Tagcrt ct al
Michl klcckncr VS. Sam Meyer
sih'lds ~ Miller Henry High
Christian Herman John Iiummei
ad ict. Neni'n * smith vs. Hoffman Me.sn~o,
John Matthias Jos Nitman
DR. Cummings Hector & Stewart
" " hI, ckner Church. Rookie 4 Co
II II Marsaritz John Trcastor
X Carey Mark Halfpenny
u Moaz VS. Alex Ammons
Bastian Tefrl John Fisher
Mhiiieswarth. kcrns 4 On vs. M;chl Snotf,
Maria Trutt john Trutt
be'Y hnftk VS. U Weirick and Wcirick
san' kAle VS. Catharine Wuifa
J"hh ht>sler VS. Christian Schrover
Henry Z Eyer GunIrum's A,imr
CtHiles Craig jr. Samuel Baker
hehlainin Shoemaker Wm. forstcr
=; W. hatcher f,r y II. App vs. John Kantzs adm
-: OhaIei Tor d. W. Hays VS. John Lrk.
nI.ch,h ni, ny a &h,iiier VS. John kessler, g; al
Daniel outs Exec'rs VS. Elizabeth on
Margarctta raint., &c VS. j. C. Wilson u;t.
James Iiobb VS. John Gross
n"'iu schwenk VS. J. Bowcrsox & G. Stcin;prer
" N e: "ar'nselier w. John Hartman ir
irinkilh Fryer vs. u. Leisenrinu q, al
Nathan Moyer Us GEORGE RisheI
meny n W nhuman se vs. W. Biting With notice
Ge''Jamin i'ousrworth Basslrr Frv.
Jacob steward vs. Michael Fichtborn
N"rin ,has" North Chas. II Slrincr
pr, "i'nam ifaye. VS. John Lock
John Biiger Jacob Frycr
Benjamin Ilummel v, John KANT. ,,;:,
- 80 v. hi," Deer r. G. Whit Deer ,oun,bin
i,i-ihiuth Brother J Hartman ir win ,,n,.,o
,haries j. kne-1lcr VS. s,p,. ~ ''N-'
i"'rF iiummci vs. Hannah IIurnIucI
i.i man lo.t and wife Isaac Bow,r
"'"" ~ FISHER VS. Gideon Iri.cnrin.-
p"Sahhh nr"Sn Va Sam Messrrsmith 6c
IfnnciS H'i!rrr Al.x IL Blair
nHuft' ,uinnnfng7 Hsupt W Levi Rookie
.,.A'ue! beiiSler vs. T-t-r Nett,
Vi niiueht Ndsser Yuunt.rn,n W,I,r,
- 's I'ssart. furInan kc
SAINT vs. Noah Waliyr
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02
'NO the Honorable the Judges of the
Court of Quarter Sessions of the

l. Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace
for the county Of Union, al Feb. I. AID. 1855.
The petition of Jonas Fisher respectfully
represents. that your petitioner occupies
connoou. house situate at White Deer Mills, in the
Township Of White Deer. which is we'll calculated for
Public house entertainment and has been, and l. now
oru n such and from its nechborhUd and situation
is suitable well necessary for the accommodation
Of the public and the entertainment U strangers and
travellers That he we'll provided wi'h stabling for
horses aud all cunyenicnrs necessary for the entertain
nent II strangers and travellers lie therefore RESPECT
fully pray- the 90 grant him license TO keep an
nn public house Of rtaiumcnt at the place herein
named, and your petitioner will pray Sc &C.
JONAS FISHER.
We the undersigned citizens Of mite Deer township,
aforesaid, bling personally acquainted with Jonas
Fshrr, the above named petitioner, and also having
knowledge the house for which continuance Of IL
prayed. do hereby certify that such house Is
necessary accommodate the public and entertain
strangers travellers that he person or good rcpute
for honesty and temperance, and that he l. well provided
with houerooIn and cOnvenicnces for the lodging and
pation Of strangers and travellers We therefor"
leave to recommend that license lie granted him
a.,rg,al,Ey 70 his p"tition.-.Ian. 1853. (sgneI)
Iarel Williams. Lorenzo Newbury, j VI saseman
pieffeudertrr Mark Harrison, Eli : kerst, Joseph
CaweIl, j. T. IIoCur JOHN BY, Francis Walker, William
Iciney, James Black. l-i
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02
FOR SALE,

"A That large and desirable property on the
-T.A corner of Market and Wafer strsets.wcil
calculated for residence, for business, or for
residence and place of business.
There is large BRICK House containing
1 iar,c rooms on the firsttio e bedrooms on
the second flo"r,an large finished rooms on
the third. Kitchen and Washhousc adloins,
There are also spacious Cellar large Cement
Cistern, Pump, and Well Of good water, 4
stable. and all necessary Outbuillincs.
For terms &c. apply to Geo. +. Miller, Esq.
: E.pANIS
Lcvlsburg, Scp', -, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02
HOURT i'rociansatiOn-Whersas the

~ Hon. ABM = " ll.SON, President Judge
for the 10Th judicial district c"nis'r 81 tho connie
Of Union and VI n auI JkC'B WIrTtNEi IT. and jAALs
MAESHNL- Esquire Associate judges IN Hl"n county
issued their Irecelt barring date TIL" 10th day 81
Dec ls5I and directed, for the holding ot an or
Court of Common Pleas. oyer and T'fmin'F
AMI general Quarter sessions at NEW EHhIlS Tor thc
county Of Umpn. the ssroId NpHddy 81 Ft|I He4t'
lin: the 18th day ,.5, nnl tp continue Ia" weeks
NOTICE is Therefore hereby given To the coroner,
Justicrs o the Peace aud tustahles IN and for the e"i
" q" Union, appear in their proper persons WIN
their Rolls, Eoc,rds. lnIui.itOns, Examinations ami
other Rem, mrsnce. do those things which o Their
offices and in their behalf arrcrtan to be done; td MI
witnesses AMI other prosecuting III ehhli "i t
Commonwealth against person or i"rsn-, arc re-
qureI lie then and there attending, and not depart
without leave at their peril Justices requested to
he punrtunl their attendance the appointed time
agreeable to notice.
under hand and seal AZ the Sheriff oicr in
New Berlin. the Ith dag of Jany in the Of our Lord
thousand eight hundred and hity-hvc and in the
seventy seventh year of the Independence q the United
States of America. God sdrs the t5m moHIreoih.
JOHN kE.-SIEIt, Sheriff.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02
Edrus1a, Correspondence Of Lewisburs ohro,.icie,
EARHIsBUs6, Is,u.-y %, 1885.

IGpO.
Aside from The su.peuse at this time
about L. s. Senator, Legislative business
always moves slow a, the commencement.
Of the session, because all bills int: oduced
are referred to the appropriate standing
committee, and in their own good time arc
reported to the House or Senate, ns the
case may be, and then come up in their
turn, under tho Rules, for discussion and
for action. Ofson.:mes the Committee
do not report at all, and thus smother OBJ
ncxious projects at the start; or withhold
them for some weeks, from various causes,
and thus occasion great delay. Again, it
takes members some time to get acquaiut-
cd and understand oach ether, and meas
ures that await their action; 80 that pco-
pie At distance who expect to have every
thing put through and finished the first
week of the session, are apt to be disap-
pointed, and must learn to exercise lit.lo
E2Slent lOIgeafanco.
Your division bill has been introduced
into the House by DR.. Crawford, but am
unable TO say at this moment whether it
has been reported from the Committee yet
or not. Now Berlin has had more or less
force here all the time for the last two
weeks, and remonstrsnees against division
have been presented. They now ask that
the division question shall be referred back
to the people a. the next general election,
and the resul. be regarded as test for the
action Of the merit legislature, and l under
stand bill to that effect has been intro
ducad into the Senate. In reply to this,
the friends of division propose to have the
licusc division bill pussed, with a clause
submitting its repeal 70 vote of the poo
rle, at the spring election. This i. is al
legged would presents practical, tangible
question for the people to &c. upon, and
would separate it from all the political ani
other side issues, that would cluster around
aud embarrass it at the fall election.
Bills have been introduced to change
and restrict the license system, to abolish
the canal board, sell the public works, in
corporate banks, define the duties Of State
Treasurer, &c. &c, and will in due time
give rise to much interesting discussion.
Bu. at present things are comparatively
quiet.
Over a thousand dollars was raised at a
public meeting in the Court House the
other night for the relief Of the poor of
Harrisburg, many Of whom are in a state
Of great dcstitutiop. Times are hard and
provisions are very high, and it will re-
quire another Thousand before spring to
epskle Che sufferers to get along with Any
DR.. Bowling is to lecture this evening
on "Divino Providence in the life and
character Of George Washington" for the
benefit Of the Baptist Church. A large
number Of tickets have been sold. II.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02
Union County Woodlands /
for Sale. :

4 0O0 ACRES will be sold IN shares
r. .OOO OF 10 acres at $50 per share, or
ten Shares for >S25 each, h,payable IN instaments
of one dollar per month. Location of lots 10
be determined by drawing; bat 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 to their wishes.
This land is situated in the townships Of
White Deer and West Buiialoe, and the new
road from Lewisburg TO Sugar Valley passes
through il.
Its 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, tanncries,
&c, on majority of the tracts. 1t is situated
about 10 miles west from Milton and IL miles
from Lewisburg, and was formerly tie prop
erty of Mr.. Jos. Sims. Apply to
B. FRANKLIN CLARK,
No. 10 South Third ST. PHILADELPHIA.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02
" lli6Iy Ware. Sc.

II. COZ LITER. 70 South SECOND s.,
fh'lad' .fh'0. doors above Chesrnu,. Es,,
.-,r. ln.r t'fTari Manufacturer a. IS. .r,s> e,
IA ILLuN NAlE-CoH>i>rirg 20 7ar...
w the following. ladies Travelrr p
he'S. work BaSsris, Flower Basber>. cfc.
bdS5eis, SCAR Baskets. Plain Fancr En-
hT''tsIft Ha>he'>- LADIES' Wcrk :. Z. and
sewing Chairs tt heaurfful design and excel.
lent workmanship, which he Is selling -srar.
kab'y cheap for Cash.
-N-b---iu>i received from Germany. = 'arrs
ahd varI"t assortment of FANCY cool ; o
"tich the attention oi The public Is re>g,c..
fully invited fem5r7,al-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02

VINHE neutrality-suspicious. anumber Of most
valuable Pictorial Books, very popular,
and of such A moral and religious influence
that while good may safely engage in their rrcg
ton they will confer public benefit, and receive fair
COMPENSATION for their labor.
t. In.n enterprise and tact, this business Overs an
Opportunity fIr profitable emp iOymrnt c N met "lti
Persons wishing to engage in thrh sale viii r'~-i'c
prottI. hg mail Circular containing full Parti' utr-
With directions persons disposed L. act a. Asrt--
IT,, thcr with The terms which they will be- furnished
by ;.lir-s=Ins IL subscriber. Po-tTaid-
KUEEET SEARS Publisher.
Isl william street. New ! oTT
~ In Press AMI rsady fr Agents fy the 1s' 4 oct,
ls54 S1rs IIastrdtsd Iscriy0a # ths Hsssti- E".
pIrs' Tor further particular address as above
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02

SPECIE.
s6.5.s ,c5o 55o,goIaei slio8o,72o 81, SO. ,o7I


The effect Of the Tariff of 1912 was not
felt much except in inspiring confidence
and building up protected industrial cstab
lishments, during the two first years after
its enactment-nor was the LIiyLting inGu-
cnce of the Bill of 1916, (Which took ef-
feet in lSl7,) felt in all its intensity so
long as there was a famine in Europe,
which threw the balance of trade in our
favor, and prevented the export of specie
beyond the amount usually imported and
exported in healthy state of the COM
mcrce of the country. Now look at the
above figures, and what is the result of the
FIVE years from 1915 to 1Si9, inclusive !?
Goops, &c. SPECIE.
Exports, $3.50, ,9O3,59i s35,667,o OIL
Imports, 6l3,360,6j9 44,9eo,727
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02
Ten Nights in a Bar Room,
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02
Protection VS., Free Trade.

We have before Us certain official sta
ticss in the N. Y. Journal Of Commerce,
relating to the quantity of United States
imports and exports, respectively Of gene
raj merchandise and specie, for the last ten
years-fror which we have compiled the
following tables, setting the whole matter
before the reader as clear as daylight:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02
Trussrs, supporters

STOCKINGS sh,
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W Sufg'calAPparatus srap J,h''
dages, applied and wa,,.,a L,
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ACHAN, No. II North SEVENTH "
ThihdtLPhi0. "Nee'
The great number of Females reljev.a
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porters. warrants her in con rnentirg H.. up
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to the PabIc uysI,.-i-- --''t1
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02

J. MURRAY Rusu, Esq, was yesterday
yeution for the State Senate, to fill the va
caucy oecasioncd by the death Of Senator
Foulkrod.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02
~ ~ NE ImQ0rtcr.
CALEB Ii. NEEI
Window Shades. : W

1871 lc5l
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We invite an examination Of our Stock
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02
S7,5l2 ,935 S9,3l3,G5G


Showing an excess Of exports on goods,
produce, &c, in our favor Of s., 542 ,935,
and an increase Of specie added to the
country of s9,3l3,G56, How wonderful
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creative industry of our country stimulated
by that act that its influence extended,
nearly three years after its repeal, aided of
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Iron works,-but it was only after 1850
that the patient began to sink rapidly.
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years from 1850 to 1854, inclusive /:
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February 9, 1865.

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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02
ZINC PAINTS.


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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-02

s?l5,.e6.S2l slcl'7l,"I7
Excess of goods imported s2'3,7G6,2l1
-cxcess of specie exported, l2l,S7l,2l7
the result of Free Trade.-P1nsriUc HI
ncrs Journal.
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