UiIQN COMTY STAR & LEWISBURG CHRONICLEJUNE 10, 1559.
.".,. PI,-.,,,;.. A
LIJf Ifll VLIirDlIIflr
i rate a "National People s Party" in
O. W. WotDIIN at J. K. CORNELIUS. , . , v. , ,. i i I
1 which Repub hcana should only be
T Stmiimram .Hem.- Tlie Lbwiearna Ciinnxtcia. ( " 1 ' w ..-u rf
rn'j,-hrt n ii., o.b m.i, h ih iwi mat be permitted to fe but Itenuuiicamsin
rirrulaUuu ofatir Newepaoar in liuton County. 1
., . - v. ------ - , should be proscribed. We are hap-
-l?5!!!iJ!! 52JL'--Iiii!Ji!oi51iil. , py l that the effort com
nwi 4TE rfluTKCiiiw to asiekh ax immmiit. ; plctely frustrated, especially by the
antMkrr in- f Nm T-rrirr ii j vimioH, firm ami indignant freemen of the
TwJS".T!.rH.rwl'o-th, the Wc?t, and the Central
tWyTLr,.::: Pnion the State. Some few
rV."t?ir!,vt'""!,N:"i "u1 cUo1 " WmU"
TOR AUDITOR OPVetn AT.,
THOMAS E. COCHRAN of York
FOR Sl'RVEYOR OrNFRAI.,
WILLIAM II. KEIM of Berks.
We learn by Mr. Chambers, the' The Resolutions arc mainly those
Senatorial delegate from this District, ! r 1S5S frankly and decidodly for
(who returned yesterday morning) ; Protection to American Industry,
that the Union State Convention was - and against Extension of Slavery
complete 133 members present an i over any Free Territory complinien
unprccedcnted full delegation, and ; t;lI7 to Uen. C.vMnitox, Mr. Ku.vkle,
for the first time outnumbering the 1 and all the Congressmen in our Stato
Democratic Stato Convention, which ; w" acted with them exhorting to
was " full. The proceedings were j ullion and hartnouy for the best inter
ppiritcd the members concurred uu-! t,s3 of our common country and
animously in the opiuions arrived at i leaving the Presidential iasuo to be
and the union and energy exhibit-' met at the proper time,
td, gave earnest of the most spleudid J At seven o'clock in the evening,
triumph of the Opposition over the . the Convention adjourned m my of
Imposition party, ever known in this
Slate.
ORGANIZATION.
The Convention convened at 10 o'
clock Moutox M'Micuael, of Phil
ad., temporary chairman. The only
disputed seats were those from Mont-f-omery
county, from which the sett
chosen at the regularly called con
vention for tho purpose (as reported
by a committee) were admitted. Da
vid Taguart of Northumberland was !
chosen President cf the Convention,
with the usual array of Vice Presi
dents and Secretaries, and after ap
pointing a committee on rcsolutionsi
the Convention adjourned until 3 o'
clock. ArDiTon General.
The canvass for this most import
ant officer, was most ardent, and con
tested through a dozen or fifteen bal
lots. The principal candidates were
Messrs. Cochran of York, Jordan
of Bedford, Lawrence of Washing
ton, Scllivan of Butler and Snyder
of Snyder. The three Western men
at first had a large majority, but not
lieing able to agree, the choice of the
Convention fell, finally, upon Mr.
Cochran, and ho was unanimously
nominated.
Mr. Cochran is at present Publish
er and Editor of the Lancaster L'niun,
(formerly the M7.) but calls York
Lis home. lie formerly represented
the strong Democratic county of
York in the State Senate, of which he
was a distinguished Member. lie is
a well-read, sound lawyer, and as
such well qualified for the station to
which he is nominated. The only ob
jections wo have heard urged against
him during the canvass, were, that
lie was almost too clever a man to
say "No !" when he should, and that
he did not love the unceasing hard
work and watch required from that
sleepless and vigilant guardian of the
Treasury. We . have no personal
knowledge of the gentleman, and men
tion these public surmises in order to
make a full breast of the matter, and
for his own benefit. Confiding as
we do in the good sense and judg
ment of those who know him best,
and who adhered to him first and
last and having no confidence in the
fitness of his Lccompton opponent,
Mr. Wright we shall look and la
bor for the success of TnoMAS E.
Cochran, lie was cheated out of
the office of Canal Commissioner by
the frauds ori856, and can hardly
be thus wronied again. His namo
was first suggested for this office, we
believe, in our columns, and althongh
not our first choice he shall have our
first vote. With anything like a fair
effort of the Opposition, his election
is conceded by men of all parties.
Scrvetob General.
For this office, "old Berks" made a
clean sweep. Messrs. Mann of Pot
ter, Irvine of Warren, and other
pood men were proposed, but Gen.
Wm. U. Keim was endorsed by an
overwhelming vote, which was made
unanimous. Mr. Keim nas been May
or of Reading and was recently
Member of Congress from Berks is
a strong man, personally, among the
Military, among old line Whigs, and
among the "discriminating Democ
racy. Cochran of York and Lancaster,
and Keim of Berks, is a strong team.
Numerous speeches were made par
ticularly from the West by members
Ticing with each other in determina
tions to do their best to give them a
triumphant majority.
the platfobw,
A combined and determined effort
has been put forth, for gome months
past, by certain nnprincipaled relics
of the "straight" Americans, to per
vert this Convention into a machine
for breaking np the Republican orga
nization and ignoring the all-engross
ing question of Slavery ! A few bet
ter men, of timid natures, sympathiz-
I cd with this feeling, and thoa-ht itcx-
pcdientfor Pennsylvania to inatigii-
! friends of the movement had seats in
the Convention, and were allowed to
' give full ventilation to their bright
, ideas, both in Committee and Con
J volition, but the calm, decided votes
i of the delegates, put them down.
t"c members repairing to partake ot
a strawberry entertainment at Gen
Cameron', near town and others
turning their face homeward.
Resolutions, te., next week.
The Republicans of Kansas.
The Republican Contention at Osnowa.
tomie, Kanas, on th second day of its
sittiog (May 19th) agreed upon a prem
ble and resolutions, which tbey haro put
forth as tbe platform of tbeir party in
Kansas. It conform, generally to the
principles proclaimed by the latt National
Hepnblican Convention, and in reference
to slavery says :
Reiotoetf, That while ws declare our
submission to tbe Constitution and laws
of tbe United States, and disclaim all
control over slavery in the States in which
it exists, we hold that the Constitution
does not csrry Slavery into the Tarrito
ries, bat that it is the creature of special
enactment, and bas existence only where
supported by it, and we reprobate and
condemn tbe perversion of tbe 8upreme
Court of tbe United States to sectional
demands and party purposes.
Retohed, That freedom is national, and
slavery sectional, and that we are inflexi
bly opposed to the extension of slavery to
soil now free.
Horsed Greeley, among others, address
ed the Convention, in a speech of great
power and earnestness. Oo his return
from tbe Convention, be wss met two
miles south of Lawrence by tba authori
ties of tbe latter city, and a cavalcade,
each horseman wearing in his hat band a
copy of the N. T. Tribune, neatly folded.
lie was escorted to tbe Eldridge House,
in Lawrence, where he addressed the peo
ple about an hour. There are now but
two parties in Kansas The Republicans
and tbe Democrats. The latter are put
ting forth every effort to regain their
footing.
Messrs. Garrard'and Rice, tbe rival can
didates for Congress in the Sixth District
of Kentucky, who had the late pistol
Cfjht at Boooeville, have both wisely re
tired from tbe canvass, leatiog their par.
ty to Dominate somebody else.
President Buchanan has been having a
good time recently, attending the Com
mencement of the North Carolina Univer
sity, down among the Niggers and the
Democracy.
The Republican nf Ohio have nomina
ted Wm. Dennison Jr. for Governor, with
a full good ticket. The Lokeys are now
coaxing tbe "Straights" to make another
nomination.
Virginia elects Leteher for Governor by
b.UUl), and tbe remainder m the Pern
Slate Ticket by a lareer majority. Nine
''Regular" and four irrcpular Democrats,
and one American, eleeted to Congress.
Within a day or two a servant girl in
the employ of John D. Cameron. Esq..
baa exhibited vnmfetakable symptoms nf
insanity, it appears tbat she bad been
wearing false teeth set upon line elate.
and the effects of the sine produced paral
ysis ot the brain, eansing partial insanity
Ihrrisburg Telegraph.
Mr. J. N. Lokens, tbe former princi
pal, proposes to re open the Academy at
.cagiesmere, ouiiivan Uo.
Waterman & Beaver, of Danville, offer
$100 reward for the thief and receiver of
a lot of Brass Castings stolen from the
new nun of tbe Montour Works.
Rev. D. M. Hcnkel, formerly of Stew-
artsville, New Jersey, has located in Dan
ville, as pastor of the S. W. Lutheran
eongregation.
Tbe Pennsylvania Railroad Company
yesterday purchased the Lane property at
the Lancaster depot, at public sale, for
$is,vuu. it is understood that a new de
pot u to be erected thereon without delay
A dog cxilitiog unmistakable symp
toms ot PYdropnobia, was snot by Mr.
Wm. F. Osier on Sunday mornin in an
alley near Fifth street, between Market
ana W sinut, llarrisburg.
Tbe Tankers have been holding their
annual meeting near Shippensburg, and
thousands are in attendance.
Fifty doable freight ears, loaded with
cattle, have pasted over tbe Lebanon Val
ley and East Penn'a, Railroad direot for
New York.
We announced last week that Wm. W.
Hoover, of Liverpool, bad died, which
was a mistake ; be is alive bat if in bad
health. Scluuyrovt DtmokraL
DaowsxD Henry Flickinger, aboot
12 years of age, son of Samuel Flickinger,
was drowned on Tuesday morning, while
attempting to cross mud creek, near Wasb
ingtonville, on a foot log. .
A small Steamboat bas reached Danville
on the Canal, loaded with freight. I
Borough Stotcmcnt.l85ff9
Reuben Snyler, Sujiereinor Collector in
ucct with tiromh, DIC.
March I.,1M To Bt hvr. duplicate N ""ard lrjwST
do eV du fi. Hard 1. 24
CR.
By amta of order cant, o-l Hor Trea. from Not.
a, 1S.W to March lli, ln.lt
March 17, lt.su. By order No. 4M work on ruade
Biiterial eereiee. a oar aert. rend.
du tlv order .v.. 411 J l Kne eerTiora
atreet Coiauil -auiaer per arct. rand.
do a pr rt. on J7'JU S.1 amtcollecled
Balanoa duo by Collector on duplicate
101145
1613 3a
l.tf ut
iVi II
tiU HI
Jjhn B. Linn, Treasurer of the Borough of t
lsvirtwrg. lit am with huniwjh, UU.
May Jl, H'' ibr Ui jrau IKjOO.B.aaimnni 1 60
Nor. &, ls to Hrch 11, 1FJ.1I. Torash and ir
dara raoairvd ol Kautea Sujdtr oollactor 10VI 18
CR.
15". Mar 21. Rrbal duaTn-anaa nerartlWl
1777
2'. 4
14 a
3 IK
t July Hi. Iljr eaoh adntiarct.ordar.Nu.lo J.F.Uoa
AUji.u. do do So. l. U. Jaakum
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ta t. i do
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Sift. ft. Ily raab d A KMinadT.W. awmr No 31
do do JiMvihll.ftrnwu bnr-aaditor Si. 41 i uu
do do Warden 4 IVira-llun prluliug So
Sr. 11, If.M, .Kn. U 83 7
NoT.29. So J. M. Ne-ihlt aerrlcua on Cherry
alley No. J T 00
do do A. K. IteNnrmanrile atlrnilanra
oa Tna-tt 1W Juna 8, lt;, to
Jud' tv.s i. 37 2500
do do C. W. rVhiffla eaodlai ke. bor.
elwtkm IK'S l
dn do Joiia. Wolframl-. on order JVo.ll 3f S-'l
On- ZK Br hal. order J" 13, J. r. Una 7 Su
d By caub fl C. a. Crite. nnraJluir Wo.!S 4 UO
lS6w,aan.ll. Jf r oa.li ad John A ..Mrrra .Wrarinc
In R'T 'ffl vr jar !.,, s. 14. 1 to
Jan IS. Rrbalor lar So. II, 1. WnlS-aailimao So JO
rub IS. Jlr irrrli-e for. trraa. and enva elerK
to April , 1 o.-drr .No. 700
rab 22. Br nrdr No. 44. C. S. Jamea repairing
1'nivar.lty arrniie S oO
do By onler li VTm. WiNsn aaaor 6 no
dn do II. Itr, Utah Cnn.tahh) S M
March 1. do o Oeo. R DILxdlrt Un.ae. Ill
do Carh pd Jot. foetli order No. 47 on ocet.
aerrieea aa llU-h Tonatable 1 SO
March IS. do building-eoaimftfte of mart
ll.'u. on order o0 aa pat
receipt 4i 5S
do Dal. In tba hanOa of Tree. 14i 44
104 M
Zfyere Ammont, Collector of Borough taxet
for 1857. DR.
Moy '21, lSjS. To Bnl. doe aa per eettlement of
Auditor JJ1 47
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Marrh 28, 1859. Rv treaa : tat rhartred htm
1 So
10 44
Br amt of exoneration.
By order No. S Jona.Wnlfli at
tending to eredlne eherre alley
and It yr rent Knalne llmiae
By order No. 40 r.A.Dooetiooar
lfc.r. ao-litor
By order No. 3S R.(l Orig adt
Bir. ordtnanea
By order Na. S6 neary Hem
IhjlhCoaxaMe
Bl. now il A. K B.II
Caah pd to Uor. Traa.
SON
400
SM
S90
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77 78
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LIST Of EXOXZRATIOS3 allowed B. Ammena, Col-
ei-mer ui taara Br leai.
Panlel Atirand
o, John NenMI
60
J 40
60
So
1 a
S8
SS
60
SO
60
100
1 00
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
76
100
7i
74
60
6t
240
1 60
I !
S60
So
60
UI
1 00
1 00
60
60
100
Jamea Aikra
Hi II R Noll
6o fcrror
3 Ot,J Neuman
atjIU m Potter
Hia l"ur-t
frl-i Potter
Si 'R Purxl
6i -j Krror
bi lanper
SilJoba Poath
fit'lJ Peters
IW D.nl Pitrrel
U'. K Proaa
M D Kaidenbangh
at'j Krror
of;Meo Keltmyar
ao.ll KeltmTer
7. jOAral Reitmyar
luniel M Heed
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7M lurid .abater
3itJ Slotiah
Si iP rtouahtoa
or'! a nearla
M'lKrror
1 noloor
60Wai WTntlng
to tl P Walker
S 13 II Wlnemrdea
aO John Hatera
. 60 Dead
So Pea
6u Rrror
7.i John Wlatara
An Poor
60 Tba Donacby
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Albert H-irnea
Maldder BecUy
D II Been
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Merrit Chappal
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Adam Pen
Srnnklin llietrlek
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Sire ri.bhauih
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Krror
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Win lonard
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J Nyhart
William Jonrt, Eq., Treat, of the liwrd
of Srhnni Direetort in neet. DR.
Apr IT.Mar X.1S6S.
Oaah rerdA.Reiinedy eol. SAT 4
JunaS "do
do
do 19 4
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MIoRlehoIra rent 7 AO
II P 9hellee.Treaa.Co. T SO
Jnnllarlieol.taaeo 3S40 60
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do flolffteln s no
SeptlSM May4,'3S.
do do J. U. Walker is oo
Jut 31, 1858. CUta trproprlatlaa SOI Si
eii9
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Aprl768 May4f'39. By orier nf Board Teaehero
aalarlea, eontlnrent axpett-
aeaArAe. aea ordera Sled fl 43
May4,lS9S. Pr i' per et Trea. Cnm so !a
BaL'la thahandiof IbaTraaa. 6.14 S(
asotoe
PPreaa. Wm. Jonea haa paid 4S0O OB aeet nf eehnol par
poeoe einee the above eettleaent. JOHN B.LINN
John farts, Collector of School tare gear
1858. DR.
Hay 4, 1S4S. Tn amtof aehool tax doplleatoboth
Ward, l4o MM 03
CR.
May 4, 1850. By exnneratlon allowed by Board
pcnnol nireetora 46 nr
Bvamt pdW m JoneeTrea arb hrd. 22MO60
BybajABdupjMeoUsxrladbalow S43II2
do
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360 03
May4.is.ia.
May 6,1 849.
Bal.nBduplicata 353 OS
4 proton amt pdTr42Jf0 6S 114 01
Bal. doe by oatleetor Z39 90
F.mxESJTJOSS allowed by the Board of ccbool
Pirectora
Brror
$5 SI 1 1 Knrrer
1 on ' I, Uw.ho
1 00W Reed
1 00 J Shannon
I ae4a wtuwra -
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1 OO P Peeina
1 OHlWm Donarhy
100
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100
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100
1 .10
1 00
100
1 00
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100
300
1 no
1 no
1 oo
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30
loo
l.eo Rrldrw
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R Pnrnel
P Seneltzer
P C Wheeler
J Crowjley
PCnllina
F Deltrirk
J Jonea
J Price
3 slonrb
F StonphtoS
R Rittenhoaes
J Pnnrherty
M Denier
Joe Franco
(lold.mlth a Brd
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Wm lmnanl
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Jame M Paddla
John Nauaaaa
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Ariotlner
$16 til
S-imucl S!ifert Overseer of the Poor, in
aret. DR.
May 21, ISM. Tn amt North Ward duplicate 451 70
do do South do 44a 46
do do reed Oeenware of ratta-
wiaea p of ilanaah Cottar IS 4
May S, 19S9. Amt reod Jaa Alair S m
do Krror exua. 15
933 08
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lose
4S68
73 7
S3 00
13 00
48 no
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33 84
9 14
1169
1 30
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May 28, 158. Bal. doe I aat year errtlement
Mar 21, 1. Amrjofasoneratioa 1S07
May 2.'5S Mar 1 V60. Pd eupport Ella Miller
slayl.'aS. PdaupportM.A.IIutrfaiaaoBtodatS
do do Satnl Meek do
do do MraBoonachitd do
do do lleary Poeth do
do do G.AChamberlfBdo
do do Mr W. lion achy do
Mar'il. l-59. P. Nerloa Sirrner ot eraoer do
Jaa 4, 184. Beat Sarah Machaaaer
II. Pardon relief order
May 1, 166S. Support Awd Plottnrr to data
do amt pd removal II.Millertoieerai'
do Buptawt Keb. Bond to data
do C. D- Cox traaeieat paupers
do AJ.Weideaeanl
do Bupport JarNybart to data
do do Haaaaa FoUer
Mar 23. 1S9. J A MerU. Jaa ordera
Mar 1M. J. B. Una aaakloc dnrllcataa
Mar 2a, 1849. K.Tounc odSIb 11 -Pu rail raild
Apr 10, 1669. Tramdeat paaper
do J.Blair order WmjrrlekACa.
S9 96
30 00
10612
137
100
66t
16 49
312
400
460
76
10 90
30 00
10 00
46 00
May (,1469. Oeererere warao
ao jiuowaal or aaaa mraxtra aanlns
do Bar ct eol both dUDlicataa
BaJaaoa la the haaua of S-Siibr, oreraaera
3SS 43
933 OS
15
SS
30
16
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Error
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Krror
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difSaail Potter
16; lleary Poeth
ISlJoaa Poeth
46 1 Jacob Peter
l:. Rneew Panel
15 Oioooay
16 1 Rrror
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16Daeid ShaaVr
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Albert Borneo
Mania CbaoU
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16
46
16
16
33
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63
34
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Jaa Carter
Alex Ceeimtnra
Jo Ooailay
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Wm Laniard la John Watrts
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Uav i. ItioS. To Italanoa dna Of flwrarcrt aa
per aaulrawut of auditora 100 .
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Au)t OS. TTio.Fr.rfcCii. tvet. frr lrut naajxri 6 75
i fui pirt Mm. Iinnarby to prt 'i -il
Atlt,'S. lu Andrrw fluttncr 10
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do BearKrtrofrlrC.uronacct 1- j
dn i Aiift-r tiTftmr 6 20 j
do EsonermlVo for W7 9
da Hitficn y-ar u ovcraer 20 (x .
Amt due by Jwiua Blair ot er 16 '7 j
E.TOXERATroXS allowed JamM Blair, OferaW of tb
loir fur the year lb7.
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tricklaad list
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Jom-iili Pull
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00..!toroo?h aeeonntlna: oflleera will take notlea that
the reanlulieo of the Town Counril refioiriua- tbeir aorta,
to he audited on or before the lat of Marrh in each year,
will be tnsi.ted ttnoa and enforced by the auditor!.
ea.No phyelefana hilla allowed wnlrae tbey hare the
written order of tba Oreraeari for their attendance upon
paopara.
We theun-lerrhrned, Anditora of theDoronfrh of wia
hnrt. do eertifr that we have examined, audited, and
allowed the ft.retfnloa account of tbe different officer of
aald borxnrh and Snd the balance aecnrilinv to the fore
fnlnC report, wbleh we hare, thi nth day of Mar, A. U.
Sled in the office of the T..wn Clark, of which all Inter
e.ted will take tuitaie. Witnaae oor hand nod aeal tba
din of May. A. KKNNKPT, (L.rV)
J. A. MKKTZ. (I..S)
ARAM BKAVEIt, (L.ji.
ATrejT : Jonx B. UNX, Town Clerk.
Jonathan nesblt'a Estate.
VTOTICE is hereby given that Letters cf
i Administration on the Estate of Jonath
an Nesbit, late of I.eishnrj borough. Union
county, deceased, have been (framed by the
Register of Union county lo the subscriber.
All persons indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment; and those having claims
will present them properly snthemicated for
settlement. HU(H P. SHELI.E3,
Lewisbnrg. June a.Ig.lfl Adminisirator
Teter H. Beaver 1 In Common Tleas of Cninn
vs county Vend. Ex. Ko.19,
J. TT. Robenold. May Term, 159
nndersicned. Auditor appointed by the
Court aforesaid lo distribute the funds
raised by the sale of J.H. Rohenold's property
by the Sheriff of Union county lo and among
Ihe creditors entitled theieto.to take lestimeny
if necessary. At, will meel all tbe parties
interested, for Ihe purpose of attending lo the
dnties of his appointment, at the office of
John B. Linn, Est), on Market Ht. Lewisborsr.
on Salurilay the SSth day of June, A.D. 1S9,
at 10 o'elock, A. M, of which all interested
will take noiiee.
May 30, 189 ALBERT B. VORSE
Auditor's notice.
THE undersigned. Auditor appointed by
the Orphan's Court of Union county lo
lo distribute the balance in the hands nf John
Schrack, Esq. and Joseph Moore, Adminis
trators of Jawra Mmii, dee'd, will attend lo
trie dunes of his aprmintmeait e Huait the
7ih day of June, Ift9, at 10 o'clock A.M., at
his office on Market street, between Front and
Second. Lewisburc, Pa. Of which all inter
ested will please take notice.
JOHN B. LINN, Auditor.
May 31. 11X9
Auditor's Notice.
THE undersigned Auditors appointed by
the Orphan's Court of Union county lo
distribute the balance remaining in the hands
of James P. Linn and Levi Sterner, Executors
of the last will and testament of Nimum
Mrejersj. dee'd. will meet at the Buffalo House
in the Borough of Lewiibarg on Tcmoat the
38th of June insist 10 o'clock in the fore
noon of said day. Of which all concerned
will please lake notice.
JOHN SCHRACK. Auditor.
June 1, 1SS9
Auditor's notice.
THE undersigned Auditor sppointed by the
Court of Union county 10 distribute the
money arising: out of Ihe effects of Henry W.
i-ta in Ihe hands of Thomas Reber his As
signee.will attend 10 the duties of his appoint
ment (and meet the parties interested at his
Office in ihe borough of Lewisburg 00 Friday
the 1st day of July. 1859, at 10 o'clock A M
of said dayi of which all concerned will please
take notice. WM. JUNES, Auditor
June 6, 1859
Rotlca In Partition.
NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs and
legal representatives of WILLIAM
TATE, deceased, late of Hartley township.
Union county, to wit : Jane Tate, widow of
said deceased j Hugh B. Tate, who resides in
Centre coonty i William Tate, who resides in
Williamsburg, Blair county; James L.Tate,
wno resides in urookville, Jefferson county ;
Samuel C. Tau, who resides in Hartley lowu
ship. Union county t Catharine Tate, who
also resides in said Hartley township ; Eliza
beth, intermarried with Mahlnn Rrevman an
resides in Mifflinborg in said county ; Jane,
intermarried with Abraham Klingan, who re
sides in Nippenose Valley, Lycoming ronr.ty;
and Mary Ellen, intermarried with Levi Kline,
who also resides in said Nippenose Valley
that an Inquisition will be held on the prem-
oca 01 toe saia aeceasea, in said Hartley
township, on Fainir. the first day of July
next, at 10 o'clock, A. M. of said day, to make
Partition of said estate, or, if such partition
can not be made without prejudice to or spoil,
ing the whole, then to make Valuation thereof.
Of which all concerned will please take no.
tiee. By order of the Orphan's Conn of
union county.
JOHN CR0S8GR0VE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Lewisburg, June 1, 1858. w4
FREEBURGER fe BRO.'S
STABUSU91E1T
HAS been removed to Beaver's Brick
Block, on North Third street, 3d door
from Market, where they are prepared to do
all kinds of work in their line on tbe shortest
notice.
Orders and inquiries from neighboring
towns promptly attended to.
Please call and examine our large assort
ment of Fixtures of the most approved styles
and" finish. '
All work warranted. Also gleam Fll
tlna; done lo order. Lewisburg, April I, '59
William YanGezer,
A TTORNEI at law,
"CPw.Sfwl,b-rr TbIob Co., Pa.
e70ffiee opposite Kline's Hotel 574
New Hotel in Hifflintjurg.
R! THE subscriber would respectfully in-Jf-nn
the Traveling Public everywhere,
that be has taken and filled np the premises
of George 8choch, in the centre of
MAIN STREET. MIFFLINBURG,
where he is prepared to accommodate strang
ers and travelers men and beasts in Ihe
best manner, with Board and Lodging.
Please give me a call.
ApJ,'6 CHARLES CROTZER.
CANDIDATES' COLUMN.
(CnRt.S"-25 ernU per wark pt-r rard of 10 Uoei or kaa.)
Cntirlg fieJtflelr J?rroSatirdaT, Ant- V.
A'miMitiUfj amrtntinn Ivwi.t.u nt, aloodar, Aug. 29.
UM0.N C0UMT CAMHUATtS NAMED.
I'lotlionotitiy John Uilgpr.
John A. Mertz I D. D. Guldin.
Wm. Itotihong.
Trcaiurer Kobert II. Laird.
William Jouea.
Dutri'i t Attorney Albert 15. Vnr.e.
John li. Lion. I Samuel li.Orwig.
James B.Uam!in.
Commiifimer Samuel Mikhail.
I"10 ilie Vmers of I'liiim coutiiy i One jen-
I eraiion has passed away since Ihe large
Township of While Ireer has been represro
leil in the B .arJ ol County Uoinmisstuner. I
therefore lake lliis method of proposing Mr.
S Mi;EL MAKSIIAI.I, before the 29 ih Au;.
Convention, as CoilluiiHitlonPr. He is
a nalive of our county, a considerable lax
payer, and a parly man every way fit. compe
tent and worthy. KEI.LY
Jamea B. Hamlin wnuld respeetrully
announce that he will be a candidate for the
Office of DISTRICT ATTORNEY for Union
County at the rnsnin; electionsubject lo the
choice of the Republican convention June 4
1
10 the Voters of Union connty I offer
myself as a candidate for the Ollice of
I'rol Jionof arj subject to the decision of
the Republican convenlion. Should I be so
fortunate as to be nominated and elected, I
will endeavor to perform the duties nf said
office with fidelity. WM ROSHONU
New Berlin, June 4, 1859
J1 candidate for the Office of Prof bo
liofstry of Union eounly subject to the
d'-cision of the Union convenlion. Having
been urged by numerous friends, I hope to
receive a liberal support. If I am nominated
and elected, I will perform Ihe duties of the
office to the best of my ability.
Lewi.sburg, June 6, lt.09. D D GULDIN"
I BELLOW CITIZENS I offer myself as a
' candidate for Ihe office of I'roUlon
Ofary of Union county, (subject to the de
cision of ihe Union Convention.) Having
been urged by numerous friends, I hope to re
ceive a liberal support. If I am nominated
and elecled, I will perform the duties nf ihe
duties of the office with the best of my ability.
JOHN A. MERTZ.
Lewisburg, May 18, 1859.
William Jonen would hereby inform
the public that he will he a candidate for ihe
office of COUNTY TREASURER, subject lo
the nomination of the County Convention of
the 29th of August next. May 21, '69
MESSRS. EIMTORS-Allew me, throosh
your columns, to present to the public,
SAMUEL H. OR WIG. Esq.asa suitable per
son to fill the office of District Atlorney. He
is abundantly qualified for the duties of the
office, and attends punctually and faithfully lo
business. The Convention of the 2'.nh Au
gust could place no belter man on the ticket,
and we will give him a heany support.
West Duffaloe, May 26, '69. MANY".
TIO the Citizens of Union county. I take
f this method of informing the people of
the county that I will be a candidate for the
office of I'rolhonolarr at the ensning
election subject lo Ihe decision of ihe con
venlion of the opponents of ihe National Ad
ministration. JOHN lilLOER
Mifllinbttrg, May 16, 18S9
r7'A. II. Tome respecrtuitr announces
that he will be a candidate for the office of
DISTRICT ATTORNEY for Union county
subject to ihe decision of the convention of
the 29th of August next. May 18, 1859
Jollil it. Linn would respectfully an
nounce lhat he will be a candidate for the
off.ee of DISTRICT ATTORNEY for Union
county subject to the choice of Ihe conven
tion of the 29lh Aug. next. May 19, 1859
M I
Ta la I N K It Y ,
AND IAPIKS' FA.M'I MOKE.
A"
.M l DA L. ZI IIER respectfully
informs ihe citizens of Lewisburg and
vicinity, that she has opened an extensive
Millinery and Fancy Store in Porter's Block,
on North 2d St., near the Riviere House,
here she has for sale Neopolnan, Lace,
Straw, Braid and Leshorn BONNETS, also
a large stock of HATS and FLATS of vari
ous sizes and shapes.
DRESS TRIMMINGS of every color, and
the nevent rtelea, aleo Dree Pleeee Bamine, Rirtha. nr
Mantle Pattern, at her tc.ee. Aleo a ariety of KM
lKlllngr.Y,ncb a Collar. gleeeee. Floanelor. Infant
Boddire. InmtiBg and hj,ea ail of which will ba aula
very cheap.
Having made my purchases In both New
Tnrk and rhiladelihia, I Setter mrm-lf that thpae dei
wui of l-uving anrtl.iniE in my line can here find abet
ter stock from which to select than wae aaer baiura of
fered In thi place,
I am also prepared lo do all kinds of
BI.EACI1IM1 n h aa Neapolitan. ItT.i.i and Straw
Bon net, with Genta A Hoy' llata.and Children' Bonnets
eiina them a newnea of appearance never tMRra at
tained by milliner in thi aectioB of country.
Dresses MADE UP at the shortest police
and lo tbe moat approved stela warranted to ciee foil
eatltfaetkiB lo anj person iarorinf Bie itb their patro
nage. Confident that I have everything usually
called for in a Ladle.' Fancy Store, and that I can plraae
the neet fa.tklloo taete, I oaly evk each one to rail be
fore purchaetBg alaewhera.
Lewisburg, April 20, 1859.
AirtloB aa romatlsslaa Boise la lewkbarg,
Legal Auctioneer!
F.A,DoBCbower having been appointed
sole Auctioneer lor Lewisbtrg, is prepared to
attend to all calls in his line ia town and
country.
Commission Sales.
In April next, I intend to open on Marke
street a Roceaa for Ihe vwoaptioa, and the sale
at slated times, of all kinds of Goods at Auc
tion. Any one wishing to dispose of any arti
cle can deposit il wilh me and I will sell it at
the best advantage I can and charge a per
centage for the same
Feb. SB, 1859 F A DONEHOWER
Executrix's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters tes
tamentary on the last will and testament
of ANNA WALTER, late of the borough of
Lewisburg.Union county. deceased, hsye been
granted lo the undersigned, by the Register of
Union connty, in due form oflaw;all persons
having claims against said estate will present
them to the subscriber for settlement, and
those owing said estate are requested to
present them legally anthenticated for settle
ment. BAKBAKA THOMAS, Executrix
Lewisburg, April 22, 1859
DR. I. BRUGGER,
nonsxopATuic putsicias.
In W.Hroum't Kew Block, Market St,
138 (between Fifih A gilth.) LKWISBrjEO, Pa
FRENCH BURR
MILL STONE HIAI.UFACT0R7.
Meaa The undersigned keeps con.
K stantly on band Frenek Burrs of
jJSyfjall sizes, and furnishes every ar.
SaaaSaiwaaeiicle required by the milling trade.
Complete satisfaction guaranteed for every
article sold. Millers who prefer the solid
Burr, by giving 4 to 6 months' notice, can
have their orders executed at the quarries ia
France. Address WM. H. KEPNER.
April 1, 1859m6 Harruburg P. QM Pg
LEWIS PALMER,
ARCHITECT and BUILDER,
il LEWISBURG, rA
CtTOffice in the University Building fchM
mmmmms
al
& CO.'S Grain
MARSH
litest ami isit counni: unarm t jiowcr cter
olii-rctl to (lie l uiiuitig I'ublit.
The LI
Manufactured at t'uc Lewisburg
A Hr Power Machine adapted to euilin? all kinds anil conditirns -f Crass ar.dOrain
is what Ihe Farmer wants up..n rronud adapted lo any practical lauor-aavibg machine of
.1.- Tk ir-..,icritre- d c A O C a AMD MOWER is warranted .-
.... ' . . "V, ! " (.r.,
; ' - . ' ' , , ' ,,,,,
It' combines in its operation all the adramairs of a long eipenence and ihe very latest
improvements. Nj other form of Reaper and Mower combined, yet iMrcducei.', has shuwa
the same liRhtness of power and eae of draught.
We repecil'ully solicit a TRIAL, upon the above stated facts, and if we fail to giTe
entire saiiMaction we will consider it no sale. la short, we warrant our combined Reaper
and Mower to be all We say it is.
Upon ihe policy of gelling more merit for less money, ereater advances at home thin
abroad, who will buy elacwhere, before trinz a plan by which money, time aod trooble wiil
be saved!
June I, lOfiOu-B
Heal EstaEe,'
FOR SALE.
South Fifth street, a property
elll
consisting of a good Frame House
on a half Lot of ground. Terms easv. Apply
lo May 17 A. B. Y OKsE
rsre COB 45 A t C
lV I 3 rJt 0lC
TWO LOTS, sixty-six feel front each, at
Ihe west end of MAUKET STREET,
north side. Terms modt-ra'.e. Enquire of
May 2(1, 18.VJ Dn. WM. HAYEH.
FAM, OF 05 ACRES. j
rilllG subscribers offer at Private Sale that ,
excellent Farm of Joth l!xri ded,
in White Deer Tp, Union Co, Pa. comprising
about 95 acres. The improvements areA 1
a good three-storey STONE HOI SE and J
a Well at the door. Soring and Spring Il..o-e
not two ro, disiant, a Frame BANK BAKN
about 34 by fiti. a Wagon Shed and necearv
eOiit-l,uilditigs. an Orcli-trd. an.l about 9
acres of Wood'and. The remainder is
under good cultivation, well fenced, has on it
a Lirnrttone Qitarri. and about 40 acres of it
heavy Limestone land. rnwsKIi RssrK,
JIaj 1S l"i! Cm Ltvi HAM'K. t.ii-ntcr.
I'OTt SAT.T!.
A1
DESIRABLE Elllilllill;; I.ol.33 feet
leet tront by lt. tttep. inquire of
Beaver, Kremer & M'Clure. "" ana on me east tr a pob-
lie road, containing fifiy-eighi perrlirs ar.f
FOR SALE OR ! ' eight-temhs, more or less, w hereon ate erertrd
a a Tuniinrmrppivrnnr js. ! two-storey brick dwelling hou.e, and ouv.
OsFS aBu "J u' L,F.rM l1-1; arp.lru-.c
iwo lamiltesone on Norih Fourth street and '. ,0- J"-TA eertain J ract of LuEil
one on St. John street, for Sale. Hall of each ,n. the ''"nip and county aforesaid, bound
of the above Houses are for Kent. : fd "or b lal of Jonathan Koser. wesi by
Or Also, for sale, four Uuildtng Lots on '"" ,,f -"ron Miller and John Miller, and
NorifiYifih street. JOHN HOUGHTON. iomh and bT lands of Jacob Z,ebach.coii-
Lewisburg, Jan. 30. 1869. Agent ' !'"" twenty two acres, more or less, where
FOR SALE.
THE well known Tavern Slant!
at the east end of Ihe Lewisbursi j.1
Bridge, in Chillisquaque township. North
Co. It will be sold oo reasonable terms.
Inquire of WILLIAM FRICK.
Lewisburg, Dec. 17. 1SS8.
iFor salt,
rTlHE residence of the subscriber, on
Market street in Ihe Boronch oljLil
Lewisburg. The house is of BRICK, well
finished in every respect.
Terms One half lo be paid between this
and the first day of April next; Ihe balance
to be paid in two. three or five years, as may
suit the huver. Possession given any lime.
June 9, 1858 ISAAC WALTER.
FOR. RENT!
THE TTtO ItOOMS occupied at pre
sent by Washington Hutchinson as a
Saloon. They are suitable for S HOI'S.
For Terms apply to
Jan. 27. lMaM,
JOHN B.LINN.
BRICK FOUNDRY FOR SALE.
The sobseriberrm-rstosell the
fT?
flei!eaa.iarc,e Brick Foundry at the west tftor THI skis, and all di.'aae ariMna froai an
fcjSfciijend of Market street, including '"".J "d,,UI tuw nerediiwy, acsumd,
mari-rfeea Ihe Wareroom, Ollice, and the; The creat nomlirlt. . . .
Machinery attached also a large amount of
The Proprietor's lime is w holly rnerossed in
another employment, which is ihe reason he
desires to dispose of this Foundry. For any
further particulars, addrese.
WILLIAM FRICK. I.ewisbnr..
Feb. 1R5S
9 Union Co. Pa
FOR SALE.
W A Half Lot on Market St.. onrosite
8. Ritter's residence, with a good Well of Wa-
a .
icrand new ritable; very desirable forabusi-
ness stand, or residence, (or both combined.
a . i t . '
JBiatu, viner i.ois, Slime Willi and some
rithout Buildings. JOHN LOCKE.
x-ewisburg, Oct. 8, 1857,
a ear. ei . . .
a mew Business in uenuai renn.
To the puhlie in generals, Milliner, in particular.
, .
a-vvt The Undersigned Would respectfully
PZinform the dwellers in Lewisburg aud
surrounding country, that Ihev have
opened a
Straw Hal & Itonnet Itlrachins;
and PRESSING establishment in ihis town,
where we are prepared to execute all work
entrusted to our care. Having had 14 yeara'
constant experience in the business in I'hilad.
City, and being acquainted with the most
approved process of Uleachins. we are conn.
dent of our ability to suit those who uire us
their custom. By devoting lime and attention
to our business, performing work neai.y and
Delivering it promptly, we hope to enrceed.
We also Semr and Jte-Finuh FELT and
BEAVFK ll-it.
f i .
uur work is done in City style and at the
lowestCity prices. We make the usual liberal
deduction t the T,aH. l h . n-
m s j . Irade and hence Milliners
Will nod It to their advantage to deal wilh ns.
We intend lo make it a rule lo finish ami
delinee all .!, A .V , . . " . " u
deliver all work during the week it is received.
provided we gel it on or before Tuesday
JOHN H. M'DANIPI. A,
SLJoha ft, batamea 4tk ant Alb, near J. W. Shnne'r'a,
Lewisburg
SAIIIEL II. OIllTIG,
Atlorney at Law.
OFFICE on South Second near Market St
Lt. Wl.SHl UK, PA.
Eb"A!I ProfrssionaLRu-.o... ... ..j
his care wiU be faiihfully and promptly atten
"sl to Sent. ie. 1(157
and Grass Cutter for 1S59
Foundry & Agricultural Tvork3.
, ,irv. rniuirmz uo Kaker in Muwilst. t.
dHlvy 0f shMf as may be desired.
JAS S. MAIJSII V CO..
Lew:buig, Union county, l'eno'a
SHERIFF'S SALES.
I" V virtue of sundry writs of Ven.Ex.i.B.
) ed out of ihe Court of Common Pirat
I t-uion couuiy aim to me oireciel, will be ej.
I posed to putlic sale or outcry, on the dates
1 and at the places, following, to wit :
On Tuesday, the 21t day of June
j neii, on the premises.at 10 o'clock A M.a cer.
; taiti iract ol laud situate in West H,,.r....
ownhip and county of Union, bunmled Bunh
by public Road, on the east, south and west
, by lands of William Rule, containing 6 acres
more or ltss, with former waternhis bere.
' on are erected a lini Mill, a frame n'.o.. .
h.iu-e.a lo; stable, a well r.f m..A ?
U e. A i. -..I. .1..
a pump, &c , i
.... ...ir ui'i'iiritfaances, as tic
property ol fUurltt 11. thriutr.
Also, on the same lav, at 2 o'clock
P. M,at ihe JJnildloe .V Roads, in Buff.ite
towushi p. cu nty aforesaid, three t iher certain
lots ot ground, to wit:
-No. 1. A certain Lot of Gronnd
: ,
- "' township, r. un-v of l D,..,
b "imted on the norih by lands of W,ilam T.
''"n- on !,,r wrM h. '"d of Sarah Van Val.
"" another lot of James I.
t harr.berl.n.and on the ea.-t be a nm.l.c
leading to N,-w Kirlm. B-bereon are erected
i trame tenant houNt-s.a tannery, tan house,
batk houve. frame stable, and other outbuild
ing', with tiieappurieuanres.
Nt. 2. A certain Lot of fimnn.T
i situate in the iownhin and countv afore.a,.
boun.Ied on the tiorih by lot No. I (above i:e-
,i. ;ut "t au souin oy land of
- " . ""- i'l"e orrnar.i, and oiherval-uai-le
improvements, with the appurtenances,
as the property of Jam V. Chumberlm.
Also, on Saturtlav. lnp .r,tr, Ur nr
a June next at 10 o'clock, at the public h: nse
of Michael Rleckner, in the borough of New
Berlin, another certain tract of land, sima'e in
Limestone township, and county aforesaid
. bounded north ( v land of Philip' Derr. dre'd'
l.ii I,. I..J. ..r tiL.i ... ' . .
...... ,u , , .ross, south btrab.'ie
I road, west by lands of Christopher See MI
;and George Benner. containing one honiired
and sixty-two acres, more or less. wl.erera
are erected a I. g house, a bank barn, acl
; other outbuildings. Ac, wah the appurtenan
ts, as ihe propertr of Wm. R,t,on and C R.
Jntr,. JOHN CROSSGAOVE. Sh-nrT
SherifTs OiTire, Lewibur!'. Mav an la.'ia
DU. DAVIS' Di l'l ltlTH K, or
( .impound Extract ofJaglans ie:ia,
I. nnrrere.1. uted r. r tie enre ef -cn fl, ,11 chrcie
Iteeaeea; lie.-- ,-f the L;.er. Kidae.a and BlauW:
Jaandlee, Jmpey. l:r..n.-hiii..fl:r, cirCoTiuh, Throat all.
.spillinu of Kl..l. Incipient t on.umption. Neuraltifc
, llirenicand loflamatore Khennathw: 1'o.liva llaiili.
m ll. aJa. he. Hvpep,ia. ifetiaeae. SerVMla anVnha.
( hronic wrufoloaa M.re K.ea BU Ejallda.lfcroaartiUa.
.lut.r l.nlareeinent.. W hite S.elline,, lj ,Bd ,,
I llcere. Mercurial I lcernd KrupUona..tdee. ."aeli.ac
of the Hone, liipo.. L.ln.r l lcer. nf the i.e. .V.-.nJ
imTJTZS'Zi K.,". . '!
'''nedieo.-ng to it intrinsic menu nottoti.cctft.ru
I ..Vu,A"l, " V1""" aapn-iaa.
Itei oBli.fiae. ' mbm bee
' c"u " Ivpot and procure rircnlara eoBtaiaiar S
, large mas ot the oi repecuhl. enoence.
ERIMPELIX.
', T1w '"T rf Dml -Ve reak. in tie IMtcin
, ' "" v?" o anoary al.t, lMi rcDccraia(
Dr. Dam Damnum. Bhkh rand him 01 IriMfela:
Pr. BAT1S' PEPrRATITE -w. are not ia thctabil
of ei mniendin: to our rea,ler the use of Mn.ce. era-
""'nn: h.ch m, h.ncn to t- aJ..m-
leSeC 111 UltF afl I ftj ttl 11 aV II . Bind a . . . a t. t
medicine, and ,r;'.i
""'" Muhti. r,,r r.ry.tpei,,. wk r, rwMn
m kiinff ml ud -..n. .. . .. .. ' .
thua'alBittcsL uu aaruiw a
RIItl.lIiTISM.
e'fciladelrkia.Aaraat.lsSI.
In Sannare, last, bit daucht.e ,k h. rn.aeu.atll
i year, a atucked aoih i . r . . all
iberjoiBu.r.aia,Wi.rMX
', IXLl'V t' ."" "r 1
rnjelclan, ho eonlmued to attend her witb. at T
ntvro,ement licit, n aincb diecourap-d. 1 cirlaae
eed'7dee'ide5r,h '""ll"' "' -!''';
medi.io. s,r ,. i. " . j,a
na reaaaineit rree or Ktienaiati.m acd B.r tcaitb Jia
aver eiaoe, beuif U.aarua ol tao rc.r.
AUtji. M. TlltHtWt
. II llal. a:eea;n.
TtiRotT nisEtsi:.
This targe rler of Jiee.ee. incloiiiB I i.eratiea. Is
flnith.ii. Hrt-nchial Irritation.. Ac i. Bo xt riiee,e
tuli lead by the nee nf Dr. baia l)e-raiie ai.d I.
I'ati' Throat Application. Read the lollaui( canvi
epeedjf cure after long continued .uffcriujr:
, Da .Dirt Pear sir
e.al town, I. Hester Iik, July 2, lw
! ., A!","" nT'." ' attacked with a diie it
ftketS IXX:,
j ditrehi accompanied nh af ..i, u a.h a
" i1"' 1 m rak .h-n a ahi.er lici-
era, continued (ettinc i.r. notwith.undiee 1
edertbeue.licaltreatn.utot.nrdiltcreniia,.a
""'nihir alarmed at m. oat n. i eoncnid..! t-''
,rh,''1i,hia and caeuit .u. aherk ,. u ecciiect I M
In the winter of IS.,1. hen y..u recon.ren.le.l me ion"
jonr berur,!,,.; .au t lh. . or a ,r o,Htie.-i
eonneaa n nb your tlroat ai i.li. ai 1 . ,, nteiy
e"""1. "d be nmaine.i .n. ii.n,.. o-ii...
. IBca the cure Ba elf--ted. Ke.aertlalle. rear
trien.i. M.th-.iAKi.TTA . himi.t.
ar-nrt. nvi-' ati sckhh n.i ,hntftoJ
I T11KOAT Al'l LIl'ATll N .li.-ulil wrrwrin, Ihe Pepne-
: Sa c"'1 Ssrofuli.ua licnefad lkxra,A.- ,ot U
V9 Call on the Agents. J. BAKER Jt CO .'f
Lewtahurc. asd r'orura Circulcr containing a Iar
aaaa of eTidenee ia favor ef the aiejicin..
J. BAKkH A CO. Agta lor t nioa eoantT. iTj-'-y
,-An excellent Sil-
V ver LEV tK WATCil for sale at
.bargain must go. Inquire of
A E. 1EN0RMAND1, Lewlsbary