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Dissolution,

ira paFtp eTshp heretofore existing between the subsch
L bers, under the style OF MCKENZIE & WILSON, was
dissolved by mutual consent, on the 9Th ult
W.WILSON has purchased the entire interest OF Alex
Mckenzie in said Establishment, and will continue the
business under his He s charged with The pay
Of all the ebs Of the hm Is alone authorized 70
use The name Of the fEm in liquidation; =. ,,,,-,r,
mar 10 J. W. WILSON.
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BSg- P. 7. Bsrnum (says the New York cores
pendent Of the Charleston Courier is not at all over
come by his troubles. He is again actively at work
and Iaboring with all his skill and humbug in the
management Of the Museum. hear that he is al
ready making arrangements TO rebuild his palace
al lrauistan, which was unfortunately destroyed by
fire. Barnum and his family are now residing in
this city. Ere long he will doubtless strike upon
some novel scheme by which he can again mount she
ladder Of fame and fortune. His adversities have
taught him prudence and in future he will take ad-
vantage Of a very painful experience.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-12

BANK or Wrsr TlSEEssEF.--A notice elsewhere
in our columns taat the notes of ,lis bank are re-
deemed Boy ac Union BaDk, Of this city, reminds Us
70 say thar the hank is now in the hands Of safe
men. The President, Col. P. C. BETHEL, is widely
known throughout the South as a gentleman ct
ample means; and in the person Of the Cashier, J.
w. wuLhvsos, ESQ, many Of our readers VIII
recognize former Senator IN the Legislature from
shelby, and gentleman every way worthy Of the
fullest confidence. We are glad to announce the
fact that the bank is now as worthy Of credit as
an one Of the stock banks in the State.
CvB,-A Washington correspondent Of the
Journal Of Commerce says: awe have heard much
and very vaguely, Of the purpose Of our admins
'ra-ion in regard to Cuba. 1t is not improbable
That some negotiation, looking to the purchase Of
cuba may be commenced, upon the occurrence Of
favorable Opportunity. If the object be favored
nF the governments Of France and Great Britain, it
is not impossible that it will be accomplished within
Dir. Buchanan time"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-12
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
IN SENATE-FyENING SESSION
yU-,-rer.v Moreb 10 1879

The Senate was occupied exclusively with The
Code, and
Part XXI. and XIII were passed on the second
reading
Senate adjourned until 81 a. N.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-12

FUEIoUs-It is reported that Partisan husband
has found in his wifes private journal, faithful
record not only of her own sins but those of her
female friends. The names Of their male accom-
pGcss were not omitted. The names of members
Of the cabinet counselors senator's judges and 9TH
er eminent persons Of the state figure in it. The
furious husband conf seated the indiscreet manu-
script, packed his trunk, left his wife, and has in
stiuted proceedings for divorce after acquainting
the husbands of his wifes friends Of their misfor-
tunes
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-12

How TO SAVE GAs.-Au observance of the follow
ing directions by correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial, may save money to gas consumers, a
matter worth looking after in these hard times
The high pressure in the main pipes, if allowed to
60 unchecked to the burner valves, will consume a
much larger quantity Of gas than they otherwise
would, even if it is regulated at the burner valves.
The proper place to regulate is the main valve near
the metre which should be shut off until the burn
ers are just right, with their valves open full By
this means all your burners viii be uniform and the
light viii be as good with two-thirds of the main
valve on, as it would turned on full"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-12

hA-uwGT0y, March j.-The House committee on
revolutionary claims have prepared an interesting
report accompany the bill giving to lneaI descend
ants "- revolutionary officers the half pay for life
which was granted them during the revolution by
The Continental Congress, but subsequently com
mu'oI ny giving them FIVE yeas full pay, part of
which was paid in Continental money and the rest
never pad The bin provides for a deduction of the
r1wmufats0n actually paid and is in many respects
similar 10 tho one which passed the House last
session.
The amount in the Treasury subject to draft is
four millions less than last week
The movement in the Senate towards q general
bankrupt law eIcitas considerable attention It is
regarded as a quasi administration measure 1t is
sand lhat corporations will be included in its pro
tors. and regulate commercial transactions thro ugh
1pt the Union. Members Of all parties appear to
favor the measure.
A PRINTER Isl LUCN-GBoRGIA LUCKY PLA0E.-
Lately there was q young English printer, n lmed
Henry Floyd. engaged on the SaralaaE Gs2r giqu.
and a few days ago he sailed from Savanna h for
England having received the welcome news tn at he
was heir 10 an estate Of 1000, about $500 600
a sum much 90 be desired in " hard times" T his is
TOD. .uek.r turn In the wheel Of fortune than that
which happened to an American typo som ltime
since lie had tried his luck al almost Cvervt hing
and was abou, to despair, when the happy thought
struck him he might draw prize Accordingly he
purchased g ticket in s. Swan Cos legalized lot
cry, which draws every Saturday at Augusta, Ca
and drew the capital prize Of $4,000. The next
drawing offers brilliant prospects, the capital prize
rs o01o Tickets So and p, which en- tales
fl. holder TO the whole OF prOpOrtOnate sh8 re in
on prize that he draws.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-12

DECISION AGAINST THE ABOLIrIox1srs IN Bosrox.
"A telegraphic dispatch TO the Baltimore papers
says that the jury IL the case Of Ella rs. E1-MayOr
Smith, Gen. Eimouds and others, Of Boston, who
Ella claimed damages for injury received in the
rendition slave case Of Burns, rendered a verdict
in favor Of the defendants
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-12
TIME SALE OF GROCERIES,
II A RRIS & co.

tAt ". 4. Gordon & Co.'s Wareh0useD
IN TUESDAY. MARCH 10, 1855 we will offer for sale
~ Auction, at W H. Gordon q Cos. Warehouse =
$50 bids SugaT a grades 1910 bbs caed Wbisky(va
200 bsgs Ri 9 flee; rious brands:) =
go bbls MOiasses; 500 boxes SosDf
l50 y DO do 900 dozen Painted Buckets
700 boxes Star Candles; 100 Nest do TubE
200 do DO 500 kegs Malta
With many other ariclaa
privileges.
dEREsAl sums under $500 cash; $500 and under
SgO 90 days. for approved endorsed notes PAYABLE in
BANK mar7--td
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WHO ARE TO BLAME.

The following extract from an independent South
ern Rights journal published in Columbus, Georgia
is o good commentary upon the folly Of those who
seek % lay the blame of our present troubles upon
tae Democracy. The Know Nolhiurs at the North
went over to the AbaEu5niss long ago, and now
because portion Of the Northern Democracy have
followed Thorn, the southern opposition tries to lay
the blame of the present crisis on southern Dsnoc
Tacv:
VINO DID U.-Itis strange to see with what per
uuaelty The opposition 20 the Democracy cling TO
urge the idea that the Democratic party has brought
upon The country the present condition of things
We have nothing TO say In defence OF Democracy
hui go Jar as there Is any better about IT, which is
certainly very luaa. The Democracy IS rhe better
party of the two. Where IS the great Wing party
of the North. Hrslr done. orr Do doing anything
for justice 20 the South Where is the great auar-
can party OF the Nw.l- What has DO done or what
is IL doing for the Sgurh.-lgrg.- Stone
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w. T. Berry & Company

Lave also just TeceiTe1-
WHITE lilly. Above. By Charles Rsads.
TWIN ROSES. AEarrativs. By Anna Cora BITCH.
(Nrs M0Watt)
DANTE Translated into English Verse, with Pa
mans Illustrations
TASSO. Translated. With Illustrations
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-12

Bzy~ The mania for religious seolusiOn has aug
meuted in France to so great degree, during the
last two years, that no less than s1ty-four young
ladies' are now fulfilling the last period of their pro
baton as noviciates Of the ladies Of the Saore Ceur
ogCondans- Theseuovices belong mostly to wealthy
and arisocratic families Of France and Great Brit
ain.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-12
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY, March 10, 1853
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

On motion by Mr. TURNER Of Sumner, the bill
III. R. 80 to charter the proprietors Of the Mem
phis Christian Advocate, considered and passed
the second reading.
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Notice and Caution.

VTvHBREAS I've Drafts, dated ugust 4Ih 1857 and pay
w able fO1F egn, twelve and sixteen months the
tre rst 50 cents and the two last for - 34 -
cents zach. were drawn by c. Newton on A. Ulraldln
4 O. and accepted and endorsed By J. n BOangeT and
James Mackoy, and given BY said Newton 70 L. -pf'
es and John COuch, for the purchase Of the steamer
scotland; and whereas, b. written agreement between
ne drawer holders Of said drafts The time OF paymsn!
~ ss ,JsT extended and The mOde Of payment changed
tb0u the knowledge consent % The acespt0rs or en-
dOrssrs Now, this is caution all persons iron hegoa-
tin trading for said drafts will not pay the
IN less compelled By Law 20 do 50 ,,r.r,,,, ~
JOHN n. BOFINGER
mar IO-dIW JAMES MAJ MI.
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sEoUATCHIE CoUNTY.


House bill for the benefit Of the county Of Sc
quatchie directing that the clerks Of Marion and
Bledsoe counties shall give to the tax collector OF
Sequatehie list Of the taxes for 1858, that have
been levied on the fractions out Of which said coun
ty is organized passed the third reading
ADVERTISING sHERIFFs sALEs.
House bill to amend the act requiring the sale Of
land and negroes to be advertised in a newspaper,
$50 where there is no paper in the county he need
not advertise, passed the third reading.
LAUDERDALE COUNTY.
House bill to keep public roads up in Laudsrdale
county by taxation, passed the third reading.
WN. B. BATE.
Mr. MUNDAY'S bill for the benefit of VIM. B.
Bate, giving him S125 for examining the charters
of certain Companies banking under the act to in
corporate the -Etna Mining Company, passed the
third reading.
A large number of bills we're disposed on the sec
Ond reading.
Senate took a recess until q p. m.
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IN SENATE.
THURSDAY, March IL, 1853.
KILLING DEER

Mr. WHITTHORNE'S bill to punish the killing of
deer between fhe months of May and September,
by fine, not to exceed ten doars-passed the third
and last reading .-.
Mr. GOODPASFURE, when his name was called,
said
Mr. Speaker; am opposed to the passage Of this
bill but having agreed with the Senator frem Hen
~, Mr. Travis to pair of with him the third read
ing of the bill, I would ask of the Senator 10 be
excused from voting
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-12

On motion by Mr. KING, the House now pursued
the Calendar of Senate bills the third reading
and the bin rs. 33) supplemental to an act to regu-
late weights and measures, coming up with the
recommendation Of the Committee on Ways and
Means, II was passed the third reading-yeas Al
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KIRKPATRICK, NEVIkS g. 60.
ON FRIDAY Marco p. 1858, at II O'Clock, A. 81, we
- will offer for sGs Ia front Of our ware house:
so bids New sugar; so b0s Gin
go bags Coffee; Is Vinegar;
50 bbls new crop MOlass0s: go boxes Glassware;
so packages Msckere Fish; 100 TOBacCo VaT's BIRDS;
JOG bXs ". Hei2aisins; 100 bsgB fine SAT-;
100 half bOxes do 10000 dne Cigars, various
Too quar-. " do brands;
300 Eegs Nails; 100 bGs star Candles;
$50 bbs Cincinnati whisky 50 - Starch;
various brands; 50 - Old Cognac Bandv;
50 - Bourbon do 90 eases Matches;
SO - MOnOngshea; 2j coils Co Rope;
50 Z" Am. Brandy; 100 cases French Peaches.
d Ssrdines, ETC., ETC.
VISA many other articles in the Grocery line,
mar6-tA HIRKPA RICK, NEVINS & co.
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HAMILTON COUNTY.

The Senates amendment to the bill H. R. 2S8)
mo banking privilege nor State aid looming up
the House concurred.
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Mr. DAVE moved to reconsider the vote reject
ing the bill allowing free banks to withdraw their
circulation; which was agreed to.
On motion by Mr. WHITE of Hamilton, the bill
was made the special order for tomorrow, and he
had leave to withdraw it for amendment
Mr. BRAZELTON moved to take up the Bank Loan
bill, and make it the special order for Monday
Mr. WILLIAMS objected
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INoUIsIrIoN OF IDIoTCT.

The bill (s Ss) to allow sherifs and jurors pay
in certain cases inqusition of idiotcy CT luna
Cyl coming up
Mr. BRAZELTON moved to strike out his amend
ment, that magistrates of jefferson county may pay
themselves-that having passed on another bill
which was agreed TO-
Mr. ROULST0N moved to strike out "twO dol
lars f" and insert Stone"
On motion by Mr. STOVALL the bill and amend
ment were indefinitely postponed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-12

The SPEAKER announced the following Commit
tee of Conference on the part of the House to con
slider the disagreeing votes between the two Houses
in reference to the Kerosene Oil Company's charter
namely: Copeland, Griffith, Bate, Davie and White
Of Knox.
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The Senste's amendment to the bill (H. R. 1861
TO Wit-chsnging the line between Bedford and Lin.
coin, and Lincoln and Marshall, and Lincoln and
Frsnklin-eomiDg up
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-04
Rich Scene at GAINESVILLE.

Dan Rice had the misfortune to show
LIS Show up at Zanesyillc, Ohio, on that
Peculiarly unlucky day, Friday-the day
h5ted 10 all tie newspapers for tornadoes,
Gclugcs, thunder storms, and all the pro-
mIscuOus GeyIiIr,cs Of the clements. We
will let the iurora tell how the "Show"
showed
Now tue canvas gives jerk to leeward;
circus man shouts out guy rope broke y
and out breaks Madam, fine horse and all.
Another circus man shouts, "Out Of this,
all OF ye, as soon as you can ~ Then, hel-
ter SHELTER, down off the seats, pitching,
trembling, crowding, tearing, swearing,
tuggiue, dragging, screaming women, cry
iug cA.icren-eyerybod making for the
doCT-while the great old rag was jump
IuE and swinging about overhead upon its
tail poles Ike cr-zy balloon; an extra
heavy blast ol wind, and down came the
wet, dirty, heavy thing. trailing over the
people, while the women gave one grand
scream, and the men lodged each other
and everybody else out of the way of the
falling poles. At this point in the per-
formau,c, people began to ''see the Ele-
lhaut' distinctly, when the lightning
f1sh,d upon the sccue. Then and there
were LVnucts and dresses, which once we're
gay in their bright colors, now, alas
crushed, musscd, muddy, and altogether
ridiculous locking. Ladies who had just
crawlcd from under the PROSTATE canvas
were holding their dresses just as high as
they pleased, and doing their best through
about a foot deep of mud and water. Men
and boys went about III the pelting rain
without hats, which were taken off by the
falling tent, aud the mud and water run
hing off the cuds Of their noses. Friends
were La.lOoing to each other in the night
and storm. Sarah Jane was crying for
MARY Ann" who she said was dead
''fOlly' was stuck fast among the seats,
and many others of the girls were in un-
fortunate and uubecoming situations. Pa
rents were seeking for their children, chit
dren were crying for their parents, any of
whom at that moment might be founder
ing under the canvas ike polly-wog
caught in a cvllcc-sack sein. While in
this last scene, in walked the brigandish-
looking showmcn with flaming torches
stuck upon poles, Illuminating picture
which, could it be described, would clap
the climax of the ridiculous, aud-the rest
OF this thrilling story will (we hope) be
found in the New York AcIyer. Price,
five cents a copy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-04
A Call to Farmers.
Farmers, drop your tools-pa"se a little
read his, and reRect,.
FARMERS PROMOTION BOOK

Tcuu WtS, u"u |tJt''t-
FARMERS PROMOTION BOOK" :"
4 NEW and scientific manuring system,
~ for the cultivation and increase Of all
kinds of grain, grasses, fodder and pasture,
upon all kinds of soil, proved by actual expc-
rimentS and based upon evident truths, desls-
neG 10 improve agriculture in all its branches ;
represented by upwards of one hundred and
ffy engravings of the most valuable grasses
and plants connected with the system, by DR..
c. G REINHOLD, of Boalsburg, Centre Co.,
Penna.
RFCONNFNDiTION.
In th, treatise it will be that the object has been
TO give the frne that kind Of information which enables
him 10 make practical Application To frtze his land and
increase his grain fodder and pasturcag The doctrines
taught This and fodder, and pasture cut
tvation system rational clear and evident and sug
res an improvement the mode Of agriculture hitherto
unknown to our farmers and which, if adopted, ard
carefully pracced fail to advance the inerests
Of the farming community. Such work has been much
wanted. as it nils a void which has long been felt but
which there has hitherto been attempt 10 supply.
And as farmers # Centre and Huntington counties We
recommend the work every farmer they will reap
the greatest possible benefit from it.
Christian Dale George buchanan Daniel Mcsser George
BoaI Jacoh Noser Francis Alexander John laily, John
Ncfsou Samuel duncan. John loer iona. NJ Williams,
Jacob Never GEORGE Guycr,Jr Henry Meyer John Car
per- Samuel Gilliland, John asson. Geo. Jack samuel
Wilson, John Herman, CIV Meek. Phillip Meyer amo'i
For sale in Lewisburg by DR. |. BRuGGER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-04
EVANS & WATSON.

Truth Is Mighty, and Must Pravall.
Report of the Committee appointed to super
intend the Burning Of the lion Safes, at
Reading, February u, 1857.
EFtrTv1. March t.
The undersigned, members of tie mmitt,r. DO res
Tectuly report, that the safes originally
acrccd upon by Farrrs Herring and Evans Watson
placed side by side in furnace viz: The SAFE in by
the raymaster Of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company in his Office at Reading manufactured BY Ear
rrs Herring, and tie safe in Use ty H. \ Lautz in
his store manufactured ly Evans Watson, and u N
books and papers precisely alike
The Lrc started at - 0cigck. \ NJ and keTt up
until four cords OF green hickory r dry oak and
half chestnut top wood entirely consumed. the
whole under the superItcuieuce Cf The subscribers
members II the Committee. The SAFES then cooled
OF with water after which they OF, ned. and the
hooks and papers taken out hy the Committee and taken
H. A Lautz starc for public after thew
first examined and marked by he Cen Inittce Tie
books and p5TCls taken from tie =. manufactured bv
Evans Watson hut slightly aG yteJ ty the utcne
heat, while those taken f the safe ly
faTrvls Herring were. in Iud me damaged fully
fifteen Per cent. more than those taken L,al~
Nptson's safe.
We believe the above to haze been fair and impartial
trial Of the respective qualities Of Igt tn Safes.
JACOB H. DlSHEB.
DANIEL :. HUNTER.
Having been absent during the burning, fully CO.
incide with the above statement Of the condition Of the
papers and books taken our Of the respective safes
q. A. NICOLLS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-04
November
December
June
DUNALL'S GALVANIC OIL

DELlEVES all pain and soreness in from
Ia to 30 minutes. See another coiumn
Price 80 cts. per bottle only. Shipped to all
parts of the U. 5. For sale by
JBakcr Co, Lew wisIurg MCrri-It x Hauck Buf y R,ls
{ W Sciatflc do Lindenmuth. But. Hotel
DRoush, New Berlin Beaver, Morris d Co, Winfield
Levi Crom'y, Turtleville Youn-man 60. do
y u Dstcsinan. Kelly Tp u II Miller, Niiiiinhurg
Cumming acc, iartetn Narga VI Strcs do
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-04

a sensible "down east" female is deci.
dedy opposed to the Interference of wo.
men in politics, She poiutedly asks, "If
men can't do the voting, and take care of
the country, what is the use of them %
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-04

A country editor thinks that Columbus
is not entitled to much credit for discover.
ing Aucrica, as the country is SO large
that Ae could not well have missed il.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-04
No y South Front St., IIILtDfLFIIIHj t "
IsA liberal discount TO wholesale Dealers

Il,y,r'. Super Phosphate of Lime fcrtilizrrs has
been successfully used by the President OF the = on
Iii, garden and on the putc Ground OF the ,AIil, AZ
Washington; by l. Locke Esq. and l. Reeves oi tah
boro. senator Roberts VIM Miller and Charles OK l
Cape MAY; Thomas Milford Esq. of Camden nr "oT' m
Bernis Of RorienOwn: DR. Knight, MI fleid' Nt A'Hi
SON Levi Johnson Of New jersey They say u u IA
CHFiPEST AND NOST EELIiBLE KIN i'h nov
in us.beug permanent, improving the lana ana ehi4'
ins the Soil. ga-Pamphlcts on alpliratoh 70
GALEINAU, Proprietor,
lm-a7 q south Front st. Fhilaieli ma
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-04
Administrators Notice.

Y" HEREAS, Letters of Administration
w TO the estate of ENGEL SCHRADER.
late OF Hartley township, in Union county,
deceased, have been granted TO the subscriber,
by the Register Of said county, in due form !;
all persons indebted to said estate are reouest.
ed TO make payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement. TO
JACOB SHAVER, Administrator
Penns Creek P.O., Snyder Co, March rs, s5s
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-04
Ordinance for Markets.

CECTION l. Be it ordained By the Burgess
- and Iotcn Council Of The Borough Of Letr-
isburg, and ii is hereJy ordained By the crtbO-
rify Of the same, That WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY mornings of every week shall
be the Market Times for said Borough
when II may be lawful TO sell and buy articles
Of produce fcI family use; and that HfRKET'
STREET, frosS second 10 Fourth Streets, shall
be used for sach sales-wagons &c. to occupy
the sides OF the pavementS on the north side
OF the street from the first of October TO the
first OF April, and the south side OF the pave
ment the remainder of the year.
SECTION ,. Be It further ordained, That it
shall not be lawful for any person or persons,
either the producers of marketing or their
immediate agents, as huckSterS or otherwise
to peddle or sell IN any street or alley or in
any part of the said Borough, any articles of
produce for family use, other than at the
times and places specified in the first section
OF this ordinance: and any person or persons
violating this ordinance shall incur a penalty
Of from One Dollar to Five Dollars, to be re-
covered before the Burgess or any Justice of
the Peace of Union county as like sums are
recovered under the laws of PENNSYLVANIA,
with costs, in the name of the Burgess and
Town Council.of the Borough of Lewisburs;
one half Of said penalty TO be paid TO the
OverSeer of the Poor of said Borough, and
the other half TO the informer.
Passed at meeting OF the Council, Tues
DAY evening, Nov. 1857, and ordered to be
published. J. SCHREYER, Burgess.
Nov. 6, 1857.