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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-11-22

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rem Miueu pertrieben. Der Oampfer @arteS
mar nit 500 Balla9ieren uub f42,000 Sob
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debIatt.
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QIeber 8rptter @all

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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-24
The Atlantic Gable.

New York, Sept. 2l.-rhe operators
at Valentia Bay state that 20 Signals had
been received from New Foundland since
the lst inst. The superintendent at New
Eoundland states to the New York Direc.
tors to day, that they received what b.
calls manifestations" but no signals, and
that the current is interrupted near Vale, {.
tia. lie also asserts that the conducting
wire, which is the spine Of the cab!c, re-
mains perfect.
The s,oppagc Of signals through the At
lantic cable was announced in the English
papers of the 6:h, in the shape Of letter
from the Secretary Of the Company. The
letter says that intelligiblc signals ceased
to be received from Newfoundland at ]
o'clock on the morning Of the Sd, from
soue unknown cause. The directors and
a corps of scicuii6c and practical electri.
clans we're at Valen,ia investigating the
matter, with view, if possible, to RENE
dy the difficulty.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-24
improvements In LeWis5urg.

Although the present season has been
less marked by building than many for
mcr ones, we notice large number Of
good structures recently erected, Of which
the following are all that We now recall
On North Water street, q large new
dwelling by Adam j. Weidensaul.
Ga North Second street. new brick
Dwellings by J. A. IIutchison, Josiah Ba-
ker, Mrs. Jane Myers, and 4. NJ. Musscr;
Mrs. Dale made an addition to her house !;
Peter y. Ginter is e1cavating for his fu-
.ure dwelling; and Lewis Palmer & Co.
have laid the stone foundation for large
building-supposcd to be Plauing Mill
ard Machine Shop.
Ga North Fourth street, DR.. ". Lciser
is building handsome Office.
On Market street, Wm. Jones Esq has
built an oiico at the east end, and Abra-
ham Aurand brick dwelling at the west
end
On North Sixth street, is the new doub-
lie dwelling Of George A. Frick Esq. and
John Lilly, aud the new home and Lisho'
graphic shop Of Karl Volkmar.
Fronting the Female Institute is the
new brick dwelling of Mrs. D. Evans.
On North Fourth street, Beycrs Am
mons is putting up another brick dwelling
adjoining his residence. There have been
other improvements, perhaps, worthy Of
note and many, who have felt able, have
improved the favorable time for laying
and repairing side walks. We repeat our
remark of last spriug, that while labor
and materials are comparatively cheap, Is
: the bes. time for building and other i'm.
provements. 1t is the duty Of those who
have tho means, to study modes Of useful
employmcn 10 all desirous and nicely q
labor. These works-and the excavations
&c for the Gas Works (which We consid
er now certain) will afford ample chance
for all the industrious and provident and
economical to secure means Of subsistence
through the coming winter-a winter
many anticipate, which may witness mor'
want aud suffering than the last. 1t Is
the duty Of all to make ample provision
to feed aud clothc themselves aud familie.
and also to provide means to aid in cases
, of actual necessity.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-24
A Desirable Home for Sale,

CIrUATED near Mifflinburg, and about
~ nine miles from Lewisburg, containing
Nine Acres. on which there is a "a
large fine Dwelling House, a good Barn, ,-y.
and all The necessary ou,buildings. Surroun-
ding the house there is a large yard, Joining
which is an excellent Garden, and near the
house a never-failing Spring of limestone
water. There is also n good two.storey
on the premises.
The late proprietor having given special
attention TO Fruit growing, has now a most
excellent assortment of young Frnit Trees,
Vines &c. about becoming profitable. 1t is a
pleasant home. good location and rich Soil
Satisfactory reasons will be given for selling.
Terms easy. For further particulars apply to
SAML II. ORWIG, Lewisburg, Pa.
or TO \. s. Killing, Miffiinburg. Pa. [4w
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-24
SHERFF'S SALES,

DY virtue OF sundry wriis sofvend.Ex.issued of
L out of iheCourt of Commodities ofUnion
County and TO me directed, will expose 10
Public Sale or Query, at the Bufaloe House
in the Borough of Lewisburg. on FnIpAs the
18th day of October next, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, 10 wit:
A certain Tract Of Land, situate in Hartley
township, in the county of Union, bounded
east BY school house lot, west by lands uf
Jacob Bingham, north by public road, and
south by Penns Creek, containing Two Acres,
more or ss,whereon are erected a two-Storey
Log House and small Stable, with the ap-
pur,enances, as the property Of George Shoe
maker.
Also, all the interest of John Gibbony, in a
certain Lot of Ground situate in Wolfe's adj
dition to the borough of Lewisburg, marked
on said town plan No. SO, bounded north by
lot No, vest by Eight street, south by lot No
So, and east by Lewis alley containing in front
Sixty-Six Feei,whereon is erected a two-story
Frame House, &c, with the appurtenances,as
the property of John Gbbony.
Also, at the same time and place, certain
Tract of Land situate IN the township of West
Duaaloe, and county of Union, bounded on the
north BY lands of BenryKessler, west by lands
Of Samuel Harman, soulh by lands Of David
Gross, and east by lands of George Weller,
containing Thirteen Acres more or loss, where.
on are erected a one storey Log House. Log
stable. &C., &c, with the appurtenances, as
the property of Allen Mowrer.
Also, at the same time and place, the one
fifth par, Of certain Tract of Land situate in
While Deer Up. and county of Union, bounded
north by lands of Sheffield Iron Company. west
by lands of Henry High. decd, and others.
south BY land of David Sienninser. and east
by lands of Gideon Bucher and others. con-
,ainine,Twenty Acres, more or less, whereon
are erected four-storey Woolen Factory,
two-s.orey Dwelling Honse. frame Stable. and
other Oat-Bni'dinss. with the apprr,enznces
a, he property Of i.alayeIte Albright.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-24

rss-Our neighbor Of the Argus, after
tao weeks editorial silence on the Sooa-
,or question, this week comes ou. in a
maguioquent enconium upon the "elc-
gaut" Mr.. Dietrich, who einigrated from
Sullivan county, eighteen months ago, to
the State of Wil!iamsport, in order to
have better chance for Senate than he
would in the Wilmot district to which
Sulliyan is now attached. Whether the
people will appreciate tue patriotism Of
his exodus, is yet to be tod. Rumor
has it tina. Mr.. Dietrich, on his recent
visit here, took some of the 'stock" Of the
-dryus-and hence this sudden change in
the tone of the concern. We'll, the Com.
pany, which-as was prcphcsied months
sgo-pu, Mr Dietrich in nomination, is
able to buy up a few Lecomptou presses
ss we'll as Lecompton candidates. But
the ballot boxes are still in the hands of a
people who may Of they wiiD be inde-
pendent.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-24
T u r S A l. T. .

- MY Residence, on North Thrd street,
llIa Lewisburg, 81 #. front, and including
back building 81 fl. deep. Basement, and
Atiick finished. Every convenience in the
way Of oui-buildings.
Also, a Half Lot on Market 81. opposite
S. Riuer's residence, with good Well OF Wa
ter and new Stable very desirable for a busi
ness stand, or residence, (or both combined.)
Also, other Lots, some with and some
without Buildings. JOHN LOCKE.
Lewlsburg, Oct. s, 1857,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-24

Also, at the same time and place, CERTAIN
Lot Of Ground situate in the borough Of Lew
isburs, marked on the town plan No. e, bound
ed north by an alley, west by Lot No. ~
(owned by Jacob Gundy), south by Martft
street, and east by Lot No. 26 (owncd by SOL
omon Rit,eD, whcreon are erected frame
Dwelling House, frame Coachmaker Shop. &c.
with the appuIlenances, as the. properly Of
Charles II. Cook.
Also, at the same time and place. certain
Tract of Land situate in the borough Of Mif.
finburg, bounded north by lands of Henry
Cast, west by lands Of Daniel Long. south by
lands oil Samuel Hassenplush. and east by
public road leading from Miiflinburs 10 Will
liam Ioung's mill, containing Six Acres,more
or less, whereon are erected Frame House,
Frame Stable, &c, with the aPPurtenanceS,
as the property of Henry Moll.
Also, al the same time and place, two GER
tain Tract of Land situate in Kelly township,
county of Union, bounded and described as
follows:
No. l.-Beginning at post near the bank
Of the Susquehanna river, thence down said
river south three degrees west forty perches
and four-lenrhs to an ash tree, thence by land
which VIM. Mclaughlin died seized and other
land of A. Is. Longshore south eishty-eisht
degrees west seventy eight perches 10 a post,
thence by lands of Jacob keiser north Two
degrees west lhiry-nine perches and two
teuths 10 post. and thence by land of said
Jacob keiser north eghty-eisht degrees east
So perches to the place Of beginning, contain
ing. containing Twenty Acres, more or less,
ali cleared and in good state Of cultivation n.
on which are erected a acommodious two-storey
Brick Dwelling House with Kitchen attached.
Bank Barn, and other necessary Out-Buiid-
iuss. Also, on said tract an Orchard Of Fruit
Trees and Well of good Water with pump
in IL Which said tract Of land, with the ap-
purtenances, The said A. B. Lonsshore pur-
chased from Rev. c. A. Hewitt and wife as per
deed dated March the iweniy-eighih 1853. re-
corded in Union county in Deed Book o, page
497. May the OH, 1853.
No. "A Tract of Land situate in the town.
ship and county aforesaid, adjoining the tract
first above described, beginning at a post at a
corner Of a lot generally called the MLaugh-
lin lot, thence by the same north two degrees
east thirteen perches and one tenth to a post.
thence by other lands Of said A. u. Longshorc
west for,y-nine perches and six-enlhs, thence
by other lands formerly of James Moore. now
George F. Miller. south ten degrerS,w west ,hir-
teen perchcs and oneien,h 10 a post. and
thence by same land east forty nine perches
and six-ienths TO place of beginning. contain
ing Fonr Acres and Nine Perches, more or
less, with the appurienances. ahcu, one-haif II
cleared and the balance in iimh'r. Which
said last described tract the said A. B Long
shore purchased Of James More and wife. as
per deed dated April Is. 1855. and recorded
in Union County in Deed Book p. page 4i3.
Which said Two tracts Of land, with the ap-
purtenance, seized and taken in execution as
the propertv nf A. Il Ionuxhore
DANIEL. ID. GUI.DIN. Sheriff
Sheriff S Office, Lewisbure. Sept 20, 1883.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-24
REAL ESTATE ATPRIVATE SALE.

FVNHE undersigned. Executors of JAMES 81.
MoSroS. late OF Buuaioe town nsnip, Union
county, Pa decd. offer al private sale, all tha,
certain MANSION FARM of said decd, stu.
ate in the township aud county aforesaid,
about q miles east Of Mifflinburg, and about
miles west Of Lewisburg, lhei public road
leading from MIffiinburg TO jenkins Mill run
ming right through said farm.
SAID Farm contains about One Hundred
and Fifty Acres Of frst-raie Limestone Land.
all under good fence. and nearly all clear and
in high state of cultivation, about Ten Acres
of excellent Meadow land. The Improve
men,s thereon erected are, on one par, thereof.
"a a first-rate large and commodous BRICK
E3. DWELLING HOUSE, well finished.
and large Stable, and diferen, :kinds of
choice Fruit Trees, also Well of never.fail.
ing Water near the door; and on the other
part. good two-storey Log Dwelling House.
weather.boarded and plastered. good BANK
BARN, Wagon Shed with Corn Crib and Car
rage House, good Well Of Water with a
pump in it, and a good Milk House, also
small Tenant House, and other Out. Buildings
necessary. Also, an ORCHARD, wiibAna
some very thrifty young choice FruitG
Trees. The quality OF the land being equal to
any,land in Buffaloe valley. and owing to the
different Improvements thereon erected. II
would suit 10 be divided into different Tracts.
The estate will be sold in'onc part, or diei-
ded into two tracts, whichever way will bring
the largest price SAM'L B. SIMONTON,
BENIN CHAMBERS,
Executors
n. BIN case the above described proper
ty is not sold by private sales before the 3Oth
day.of November next, it will be offered a;
public oulcry 90 that dav, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
on'the premises. where the terms will be made
known by SAML b. SlMONTON,
BENIN CHAMBERS,
Bunaioe. Sept 90. 1855. Executors
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-24

A MAN Rus ovER.-On Tuesday eve.
ming the train on the Shsmokin Valley
road, run over the body of man lying on
the track, between Shamokin aud Mt Car.
incl. His name was George O'Neal, .
miner. 1t was also rumorod that lie had
been killed and placed on the track, but
ve have nothing positive to warrant such
IN inference. The verdict of the jury is
Ibut he was intoxicated.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-24
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
HOP SAT H.

VE,HE subscriber oilers Ter sale his Residence
on The west side of South Second Street
in the Borough of Lewisburg, between Market
and StLouis streets, ,consisiIngof OF near a lot and
ahalfoi ground, making atrontOf99 feet on said
Second street, and IN length l57 feet, 6 inches,
The Improvements are commodious three
c..s. storey BRICK DIV LING
e. aHOUSE of pressed brick, II feet
front by 36 feel deeP-well fnished-with
marble base, marble sills and lintels ir front
"a re-proof roof-wiih Wing attached oi
:3 by 10 feei-an Out Kitchen-a Well Of ex-
cellent water, with Pump in, under roof-a
large Cis,ern also under rooi-a large new
Siable-an Ice House-and other necessary
out-buildings. There are also on saidn
Lot choice Fruit Trees and Shrubbery. L.
The location is desirable one either for
private residence or public business. It's ON
the most elevated part of the Borough, near
the Court House, and but short distance from
Market street.--Terms will be made easy.
June 9, 1857 q. +. MILLER.
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FOR SALE.
4 GOOD FARM, formerly occupied by

II MPherson, now by Truit, intersected by
the line of Union and Snyder counties, con
tanning i7O acres, Of which about 100 are
c!eafed. The public road from Northumber-
land ID New Berlin passes through it about
four miles from Northumberland, two from
Winfield Iron Works, four or five from Lewis.
burg. Title indisputable. One third of the
purchasing money cash, and the residue in
equal yearly payments with interest, secured
by Mortgage and Bonds. The whole tract
is tit for cultivation. and includes fair por-
tion Of meadow ground and timber land
Inquire of John Youngman. at Winfield Ir-
on W orks, or of HUGH BELLAS, Agt.
Sunbury, Sept. 1858. 3m753
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The Republicans aud Americans oPpo-
neuts Of Lecompton in Nov York State.
so bitterly hostile one year ago, attempted
a union Of effort this year, which barely
failed by reason of Misunderstanding
between the Conventions. BY 1860, they
will present united aud magnificent front.
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UNION BAKERY

CON F. f G. Il TO n T. RY.
HNHE subscriber respectfully takes This me
thod TO inform the Citizens of Lewisburg
aud vicinity in general, and the Ladies in par
ticulai, that he has opened Bakery and
Confectionery. on Market street, in Mr..
Beavers Building, where he will be ready 10
supply all who mDy favor him with a call
with the best Of everything in his line of bu-
siness. BREAD, CAKES and CONFEC-
TIONERY on hand at all times. Being a
practical Baker and Cunfectoner for upwards
Of twenty-five years, he feels confident that all
who favor him with call or give him a trial
shall not be disappointed. Weddings and
Parties supplied at the shortest notice, on the
most reasonable terms. All sorts of Orna-
mental Work done TO order.
BREAD delivered at Houses at all times
when desired. CHARLES HElNER.
Iewishuru Oct T. 1857