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N. WOBDEH J. B. COENELIOS.
F llHfwM Vf rM.-T.it LnriNRiia rmosini,
Mmm1 on the (Vll JynlB, ham th tarvKt antl best
cirruUtiun jf anr Ntrwupaper in tnton County.
Freedom, national; Slavery, sectional !
JDEQI ATE P.iOTM TION TO AMLKH'AX INUISTBT.
AND
5ut SBMhrr Inr-h of Mate Trrritory hj Eilrasloa
Th hrr art. n will he tb Iwn le!in2 Prioriilm
lw firry the etun(ry, until thj re Ttrtoriniw : nnl
Bail tttt-m ! our mat h-i, tht-re to flrmt antil thff
' in triainph -'ie the National Ci itol at Huh-
tBcUm. JJtrtltf Mmeri Journal.
The Election
Pennsylvania repudi
ates Buchanan lie
second time !
Tuesday last, the President of the
United States again appealed to the
l'eople of his native State to sustain
Lis extravagant, corrupt, Free Trade,
I'roSlavery Administration. Judge
Douglas, aud Gov. Packer's home
organ, joined in recommending that
lioth Lceoinpton and Anti-I-ccompton
Democrats rally in support of the
Wright and Kowc State Ticket. Dut
CoI.Forncy, the gallant Hickman and
thousands of honest Democrats refus
ed to sustain ly their rotes, such Men
on such a Platform. The President
came home to Lancaster to help his
friends. His PhilaJ. Xavy Agent
rpent much time in this region for the
good of the party. All over the State
nere the Men and the Money of tl.c
A Jmmi'tration industrioily at work.
Eut THE PEOPLE were not to be
again deceived. Although the vote is
small, the indicatioas point to about
15?ffi& inaj.
for COCHRAN and KEIM over
Howe and Wright. Three years ajro
Mr. Oochran was cheated out of the
post of Canal Commissioner by the
proven frauds in Philad. lie is now
righted. faTMr. Rowe wr.s made a
Surveyor General by the same act
and he is now ousted !
We have GAINED the SENATE,
tihich w ill help us elect U.S.Senator
in place of Bigler, in 1SC1. We have
retained the House by a le.-s mnj.
Philadelphia.
5Ir. Mann 13 rc-clocted District At
torney, and Mr. Knight, Prothonota
f r. by about 3,000 each. We have 10 I
or 12 out of 17 Assemblymen. We
gain 2 Senators Smith and Cer.nel!.
We also gain Senator Hull in the
Blair district Senator A.K.M'Clurc
in the Franklin district Senator Ir
rin in the Cumberland di.-.trict, over
Dr. E.D.Crawford of Juniata.
Snyder County.
Our friends there united like men,
and gave every man on their ticket a
inaj. of 300 to CUO. Isaac D. Iioyer
of Pcnns is elected Treasurer; Henry
R. Knepp, of West Heaver. Commis
sioner ; and Dr. John Y. Shindel of
Middleburg, and Fred. C. Mover of
Frcebtirg, Auditors.
Northumberland.
Col. Amos T. Disci, of Tiirbutville,
defeats Gcn.Wm.II.Kaso, the Admin
istration nominee for Assembly, by
about M00 votes. AndMr.Rohrabaeh
of Sunbury defeats Dr.Robert II.Awl,
the Adm. candidate for Treasurer.
Center.
The whole Opposition Ticket it is
reported is elected. Sam'l Linn Esq.
of Bellcfonte has 70 mnj. for Presid
ent Judge over Hon. James Gamble.
Clinton is reported at 100, aud Clear
field 200 only for Gamble. Linn is
pretty surely elected
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U.I1I"JII
Returns arc yet meagre and incom-
j.lete, but llioy indicate an increased
majority on the State and Assembly
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Tickets. Haves and Wagensclleri
have nearly 1200 majority in Snyder
and Union, and probably 900 in the
District. But the apathy, treachery,
I
nml disaffection in our own ranks
skilfully improved by the more reck
less of our opponents, who sacrificed
all else for three of their men have
struck down the best half of our Coun
ty Ticket. Haves has about COO niaj.
agensener 4oo, .
250, r.100, La.rd 400, and A tit
and Sheckler 110 opposition. Ill ano -
W onlumn five all the Returns
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at our command, and will nest week
give the Official.
The followiug arc reported ninjon-
ties, by Counties, on the State Ticket:
ori'OSITWX MAJORITIES.
Philadelphia 2859
Chester 1000
Schuylkill 200
Dauphin 900
Heaver ftSO
Alleghany 3000
Lancaster 3000
Lebanon 000
Union 550
Franklin 350
Enjder 500
Blair 950
VEMOCRA TIC MAJORITIES.
Montgomery 500
York 50
Carbon 100
Lehiigh 175
Northumberland 500
Westmoreland 400
Berks 1300
Bedford 150
Perry 50
Clinton 500
Fulton 500
Luzerne 200
Wayna COO
Northampton 1400
Monroe 1200
Cambria 500
Mifflin 50
Montou 350
OHIO gives an increased Republi
can majority ensuring a Republican
U.S. Senator in place of Pugh, Dcm.
'Messrs. Thomas l!eber and Samuel I.
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imrjr allowed t.f be friendly to a JJinL'O'
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here are warm suniiiirter.sot .Mr.KEI.ia. .
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fr-ff-Tlic above appeared m oar lat .o.
Mr. Jteber requ'-sts ns to state that he did j
not urge this oxtensiu'i, and that it" it i.s
coiir.uuuu.ited lie will a.-k for damages.
This payment of damages for extension !
trouljlosmnc law. A rcnor;il rule, reijuir
iiiix thsL who a.-k such facilities to meet
the exjH'iu-e, would p rhas be most jn.-t
t'li the whulo, ami stop nmst peculatiiiiiH.
frColumbia county has not ao OiUccr,
from highest to lowest, except of the Dcm-1 accustomed to gee fillibustering parties
ocratic parry. The condition of County j leaving our own territories to iovadctbose
Finances is thus expressed in a late num-i bf our neighbors, and io the earliest af
ter of one of her papers : tempts of this kind, as in Cuba, applaud-
'-Therc is no money in the Treasury.
The county is flooded with sbinplasrcrs,
and the Commissioners have frequently
been sued, the county paying the cost!"
This, it will be seen is worse than Union
county, and yet men were made to believe,
in
our county, tbat the election of Demo-1
J 1
crats to our County Offices would put more
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money into tbe County Treasury : : Vte
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pel rnayprove rue.
g-i5"A'iiis.u Statesman," at Junction
city, llily Co., K. T. by Sam A. Medary.
comes to us for an X. It is a paper stand-
in; with the I.order KuQhns, Pro-Slavery
and Democratic factions, opposed to the
Constitution which is to mako Kansas s
Free State. Is it not strange that every
so-called "Democrat" was in fayorof fore-
ing in Kansas as a Slavo State, and now
opposes bcr admission as a Free State ?
"l opular Sovreignty with a vengeance :
rua .r.V f..i'.. ...I..,.. :,t,
" 'y-"- .,",.
the given names of Messrs. U'agenscller
and Haves, incorrectly stated, were eot up
at the Oirotfeoffice,is false. If we were
injure our own nominees !
i Newark, N. J., Oct. 11. Tbo returns
i ;.. .L.I. M. it;..,.i.,. .... r.
; O.UIB iu o.wn.j. i.i. uigc.UW, IUC LC til
j ocratic candidate, it elected Major by a
; small majority. Tbe Opposition carry the
rest of tbe city ticket, and Lave a majority
of tbe Aldermen.
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; h . .- frequently bad to denounce tbis lawless- i dislike signing any political paprrr, and , Z??-..T'.??..?T?Strbvr- -. '"?
t " -r'"" "VJ ,ni- . i .,.! iMnMIKNT DEMOCUATS. : r.".",:..r, t Lewisbore. July S8. iss
j any onc-wbich we never did-we would j De's- "' government appears , .j " " ' 1 riia ,iT,-toTS iJZXZ.
I certainly not defraud our own rartv. aud I ,0 D"e 0C,cJ honorably iu interposing its I R. . ;. :. .B,i tnnn r'"""'1. ""'r":."'! ! If P I C N
.-r.qir.ifijt
UNION COUNTY STAR
Fictokial Dictionaby. Wedesire to
eU particular attention to thii work, as
advertised in another oolumo.
Uniformity of spelling, .ud of speech,
1 1 t - - I 1 aa, w era A
"r, ces.rau.. iu ... ..guB
language is so much in need of an autho
ritative standard as the English. No A li
Webster's has long been held, on both
tides of tilt Atlantic, to be as uear correct
: as any Dictionary, and with bis Spelling
ltnnV is nntnntlal nlmrwt lin.vprilailT. ID
,n qnest0D3 0f orthography and of pro-
; n J. ' icslrMe
j , . should so remain and rccret that
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bdj suouiti aiicmpt io si our language'
j 8(1, more jfloat bj putting up ncw gtanJ. '
ards. Th8 eXpeDse of money and of time j
and the confusion resulting from constant
changes, could not be counterbalanced
even though tbey should contain some
evident advantages.
The Pictorial Edition of Webster is
represented as a most pplendid and desir
able work. "(Jet the best" Get Webs
ter's Unabridged and Pictorial, if you
can.
fe"A friend iu South-Westcrn New
York, remitting a subscription for the
Star tb Chroiiitle, eays :
" Money is decidedly scarco in this
region, among farmers particularly. Since
the N.Y.& Eric Kailroad has passed under
ine ueceivcr s control, its pinpIneA ura
paid with satisfactory punctuality.
Southwestern New York has been com
pelled by the scarcity of f.-ed (the conse
quence of the great June Frost) togive up
to PennsyWauia drovers, eager lor the
purchase, thousands of oxco aod sheep.
The stampede of live stock this fall from
this County has never been parallelled
aud must affect it injuriously for four or
five years to come.
Of apples and froit generally we have
none this year; of wheat, corn and buck
wheat enough for home use and some to
spare. Oats never yielded better. Fod
der was badly injured by being frosted.
Farmers will probably live comfortably
through the season, but can do very lit
tle towards paying up old indebtedness,
which in the aggregate is very large. Iu
politics, there is little stirring. The He
publicans await with contileuce the State
election as their ticket embraces men of
well kuovtn fitness for the stations towhich
j they have been nominated
The unto
ward condition of our canals for which
"iC llepublicans aro no mora rcsponsib e
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than are the Icmoerats is made the sta-
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pie of the political diatribes of their papers
orjt0 1
i"ue suspicion, inconsistent conduct of
the American at L'tica, in placing is nom-
iuation a mongrel ticket made up of the
Democratic aud Republican nominees,
niiiiD huumuuuiii opposiiitiu 10 iub priu-
i ciples of both, will have its legitimate effect.
Tito next election will t ut an cxtin-
q(ihcr on the Xcw York "fi'uiu" which
will be fioal. r.
Fl LLI It L'M EI! I NO A OA 1 Nl-T U.S. The
people of the United States hav been so
iDg them as something heroic, that the;
are taken a little aback nitb the fact tbat
our Mexican Drigbbors Lave discovered
that this is a game tbat twa can play at,
and Lave retaliated by invading the Uni
te SlMr.,3 Tl.p o.,,
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1 cnaiinal there is scarely a ooubt reruairi-
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I ing, fur the demand for punishment will t
, be quite loud. Teias ban, however, but!
little to complain of. She has set the ex
j ample cf just such raids against Mexico,
j For ten years past, at intervals, we have
i bad to record outrages of nearly similar
! character, Ibe invasion of Mexican tcrri-
j tory from lSrown.sville by Texacs, even in
: the face of the United Stutes authorities.
j Ooce there was on invasion, a fight aod a j
j partial burning of a Mexican village, aud I
it is quite common to hear that an armed I
body has crossed the Ilia Orande from
! Texas to re-eapture runaway slaves. We
have seen advertisements within a few
Jears' ln PaPcrs 01 cs'ern lcx-,? Oliog ;
e ir wrt i
lut iuluulK ,u uciico, auu uavo
protection to tbe citizens of lirownsvillc,
and we suppose that tbe United States
Government will see tbat tbe southwes
tern frontier is tnote securely guarded
against lawless aggressions on either side.
Tbe tendency of tbis inroad on tbe part of
tbe Mexican filibusters wilTbe to induce
retaliation from the American side, and
we shall soon be carrying on t war with
Mexico npon our frontier line without
Congress ever having authorized hostili-
itics, if something is not done to prevent
it. Tbe military force at lirownsville
should be large enough not only to chas
tise tbe audacity of Mexican robbers, but
effective enough to put a check upon tbe
lawlessness of Texan fillibstsrs. IViilaJ.
Ledger.
Election op a School Teacher.
Geo. Yeager, A. M., of Lewisburg, for
eleven years 1'rincipal of tbe Livingston
Grammar School of tbis city, has been
chosen Principal of tbe Jackson Grammar
School, first section. Mr. Yeager passed
t successful examination before t board
composed of l'rofessor Maguire, and
Messrs. Fetter, Laidlaw, and Sterling, ob
taining tbe highest average over thirteen
competitors.
Another Methodist Treacher, the Rev.
Solomon M'Kinney, has been ordered out
of Texas, for the offence of speaking
against Slavery. A public meeting of the
citizens of Dallas adopted t series of reso
lution, denouncing tbe Methodist Church
North, io general, and Mr. M'Kinney in
particular, and warning tbe preacher to
depart.
& LEWISBURG CnRONICLE---OCT.J4,J8501
Afteb Election. We believe men
should be aa honest in politics as in every
thing else, and should do nothing they
are ashamed or afraid should come to the
light. We therefore publish in our paper
for record, to be seen by all the fol
lowing card, which was sent to some parts
of our county in handbill form, and was
called for by some of our country fnen J",
(io addition to the Hedge, of our candi-
U In .nme instances, we are happv to
know, the humbug was ciposcd, aad iu
I creased the ote for Hayes and Wagcnsel-
lr. whila in other cases the story was be -
lieved by honest men and their rote, in
fluenced adverse to their o vn principles.
i To the 1 enpte of tmon lnunty
Having seen it asserted, iu the "Union
Argus," that certain persous of l.ewis
burg but whose names are not giveL
have a desien to procure a law, authori
zing the Commissioners and Treasurer of
UnionconntyloSUBSCUIBKFOKTIlK'
..rii.vrv iinn.m i. ,1.. ie...i.
l ir. nun . -.1. U ...... Urrl. f...
Lewisburg...we take this method of asu -
ring our fellow citizens, of all parties i,
that, as far as WE are concerned, we had
never heard of such a plan uutil it was an-
nounced in said newspaper; that we are
not in favor of it: that we shall not ad-
vocato it: and that we believe it to be
.ucau ,
clearly unconstitutional.
(SAho) Win Cameron
George J liohland
David Heber
John Kebcr
J Iirown M'Langhlia
M Dreisbach
L li ChrUt
Lewis Palmer
Jos Kak'T
Samuel II Orwig
Urigss Marah
J W Chamberlin
James 15 Ilamlia
J M II ousel
Jacob II Brown
Cbas C Sborkley
A M Lawshe
James Criswell
I'eter Hursh
John F. Scbafvr
11 F llrown
Wui Jones
A li Vorse
James Hayes
Stephen Search
James Merrill Linn
H M Musser
James Dale
KJ Hull
J 1 Uojj
Jno II Goodman
A Kennedy
S Geddes
D D Guldin
G W Forrest
Jas S Marsh
lit-yers Amnions
j D lirewer
Wru VanGezer
Sau.l Ilursh
O N Worden, ") the "Chroni
J It Cornelius, j clo clique."
James lilair
lieiij imin Cawlej
Joel C Kelly
William Mouro
Kti Sllfcr
W A Schrcyer
J Schreyer
C M Ncal
J A Mertz
John Houghton
A W Drown
Samuel Siifer
Charles 1'enny
John Zearfoss
G F Miller
I'eter Nevius
Jas M Houghton
lleuben Snyder
Zachcus Cornelius
David Siifer
William Hayes
James C M'Cluro
C D Kline
T G Evans
J A Kreamer
James F Linn
F W Pollock
William Frick
J D Caldwell
Jacob Hummel
James Kelly
BST Hundreds of other names might
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be obtaiucd, bad we time. Nol refused
to sign, except a lew ivepuuucaua
I iiiu urge ioe construction ot uaa ur i ait r
. .r - r ,i nr.,
Works, by tbe aid of the liUKUUUil,
but we know of NONE who ask tbe
County to do it. Tbe difference between
the Borough tnd the County attempting
it, should be carefully kept in view.
Be3 Tbe Republicans of Lewisburg, as
a body, ignore, disclaim, aod repudiate
tbo alleged scheme, aod affirm en their
honor, to their friends in the Townships
that the whole thing, as far as they know,
it t base Electioneering plot. ..or, if there
is any such plan, IT MUST RE A DEM
OCRATIC l'LAN, knewn only to the
"Argus" tnd its confederates, who must
be held responsible !
Trivatioss of a New Cocntry.
A Michigan Judge recently started to
hold the fall terms of bis circuit in tbe
northern counties. The place at which the
first court was to be held could only be
reached by traveling ninety miles through
the woods. Tbejudgeand bis companions
lost their way, tnd wtndcred through
swamps tnd marshes for five days and
camped out six nights and all on three
day's allowance of provisions. They final
ly retched the place whence they set oat,
and took a fresh start.
The restaurant belonging to Wm. Fish
er, under the store room of Isate Drown,
in Milton, was entered by boistiug tbe
window on Friday night last, and about
twenty dollars in Money anl t box of se
gars carried off.
Gov. Packer has aapointed J. P. Shin
del Gobin E-., of Sunbury, Aid to Ma
jor General Kane, of the Eigth Division,
Pennsylvania .Militia, with tbe rank of
Mnj or.
The origiusl of "Madge Wildfire," in
Scott's "Heart of Mid Lothian," died in
Scotland recently, a poor old woman, a
, hermit'aud wekly of mind.
iHorc IWcal
biaBEEF, MUTTON, VEAL,
UpPUe,io .he bu?rv peopl.t,;
subscriber, al hi ah..p on North 'fifth
Ac,
Zc'L the
" "M"""- "fuiie,,, ana sainraay
mornint'. tie will be f-uncj at Mnrket in front
nf M'Falilin's Hani ware Storrt i; at low rales I
for fash exclusively, falves wante.l Beeyea
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! Dutcher.
f mtisiToinnn nc.VBERi.iNc.
I.ewishuri;. A us. IS. IHSlly
Adjourned Assignees' Sale.
l'll:iy, 1
V . "" ' (
certain Lot ot Orou
'Hi of Xoi niilier
exposed to public sale a
Orouud on which is erected
a valuable
1 ISlCillal I lOUnilg
' ani, .heannrt(.n:lnCPS knowB as the rt
: ,- XfsUlI- uaye, A. Kichthnrn, situate on
Water street, north of Market, in t le borough
oi Leu-isburg in I'mon county.
s'1"' 11111 ls b"111 "'' lr";l. fur a"'1 ha"'
su" l"sh.' h,av";" an.K"j;",,e "i'0 h"rser
power attached, a line brick stack, sn run of
MIie- a riul.le set of Uoltin? Cloths, two
Smut Machines, ami all nihpr Uearin rieces-
j sary to make (and has made) as good Klour
as any other Mill in the ISiaie.
The location of this Mill, considering the
product! vene.ss ol'the country surrounding it,
is not surpassed. Grain can t.e bought as
cheap at Ihis plare, as any other poini in the
fctate; and there is more rrain raised in this
section of country than is neceysarvt, .supply
all ine .it.iis: anil lor .Merchant Woik this
mill is especially recommended.
Any person desirous of encasing in said
business will do well to call and examine be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
n'Alsn, between l-UO and 700 new Flour
Barrels will he ollered.
Sale to be at the public house of A.J. Weid-en-aul,
in said borough, commencing at 1
o'clock P. M.
Conditions made known nn day of sale.
It. H. I, All! I) .V VM. JONCS,
Assignees oI'.N'isbit. IIith i Fira-rnna..
I.rw.sbiir;. Oct. 12. IS.'.'J
j TU lt;T The corner hone,orth
JLlATlnrd street, occupied ty Ur. Mevlert
roit sat1: on i;ext.
STIIK subscriber will either 8EI.I, or
iXiRK.NT his ll. uac and Lot, situated on
South Third street, opposite the Lutheran
churrh, l.ewi.shurp. IV.ssession civen on the
first nf Dot.. tier. F.,r particulars, inquire i f
Beaver. Kremer A M'Clure. or J..hnson WaiU.
Sept. I, 1M.VJ FI.ISIIA isriiAt U.
.V
4i i ultiiral .M-ttl-iM-nt.
Al.t. WAMlN.i f"l;!S. r:r r. H.rtoititv in
lU'l.tlul aii'l henltliy fiiniatr i: nnl... ...utt.m.t .
1'lnln.l. h-lii,ou the Ctaislfii mid Atiiii.tiL-
J-r,- y.
An 'M c-itaii1 e-'iiitini; of vvr tlti u.'nnJ nf jici"
of i-ri'thftiv f .il h.i" lf n iiivi,Jc. into t-nruiot tciriim
ni.. to ptiit llH-jMir' htM-r. A i-cnuri n -f m- l.vn.
(i inn tan. I'.iri.. r t uiiMl M.itt ;mi -w l.n.'lHinl
li;iv "ttlf.i tli' f tl.r j'.i.-t jfir, invf' I tlir;r i- ,
, ami rte-1 Ih-nt ru,; i li.- r; i-i tl. Inn I i- at
III.- Ii.w until fr.-ni f't-t In vV r HfTf. tli'- it i.f tli
! l.f-t itia'iiy 1't tin ir..-in.-t - n t tt ti-:tt, I iiifr. ('ti.
1 v;..-l. i t n t- l t:iN'' . It it r u-i !. r -( tiif
I I,-ni irtrt --il in th- I'ni' ii. Ti: ):'v i rt.-tiy -I
riir tp tn tf rtl. id" litrti'-tivf nn r nf th- fjirtnt-r
'r.i 4t ritiii. Bra.- :tii'l trial r an 0-w tfriwine nmlfinj
! wn. It v t-itininins tin- phirr i:--;f. a rirr.-.- jn.i,
j m. t run ! Iiiriii.il -il tit r.Miu. tivt-iif5 tf ttt lanl"
1 Ih. tt rm-art- itin.lf eaiv t.i wrur llie raf.nl lni nio-
j niHit i,f th- hni-l.!ii l. i niy IJ fT irta I impmnr
l mrur. Thr rfi-ult Jia- Itn-n. ili-it wilhm Iht ia.it cur,
' fttim iitii. ir"i lmuft have bt-etn imt-l, two mil!,
' one "le-im. tmir ft'T' t f tl.V illarjt and IVach
t ..vt.m-, ('!.in:fl, ami a tar-'.- uutntw-r ..f .t?i-r ittiproti-
I tu-. Lit.t, makiij it a iii!:rabltitud a.'tivv of bunueiM.
TI1K MHKET,
an flip Tvmlr nifty "ret iTft from it lofati .n, ii th btnt
in tli- l iil'-n. rrtm- brin-;!!:: driuble tb iTiff than
in It-mtii.iifi away (mm t)iar-ity. ni.i more than doul if
tin? nrt- Ihr.n Iht Wept. It X kli k it th;tt the rarli.-tt
l and !( frlIt kinl Tfytil-'i in tin hilttudecotnf from
i t-w J. rt y, auJ arc uuuiij cjrtt-d U iLcviWut of
! njiiiti'iii.
Iu I' t-iitint; A-r"t tlte fettlrr Imn many ailrantac-
H i.t witliiu a ft-w h'.'tn ri b of thf pn-at rit i-- ! c
Kmcli-ti-i and Midi lit- Jt.ito, lit It itt-nr hi tld frim-ts
! a.d at-nfiatioit''. h in in a trtf'nl couhtrt, i h?m tvry
xittpTi.rrmrut ut cnnfuit tntl nrili;ati.m u ot htnL Hp
; i-an J'uy fi-r aitit lt h- -inU at the chraptt j-rif
ftnd sfll tiis jini-liirt- f.-r tlif luclif-t, .in the VV.-.t thin
j in re't-r-"f'l :i In h:u M-bilrt tor lii;" rbiUlri-n, ilirinp fi-r-.
ai.' I t-tij'iy an ojm ii wiutt-r. and dt-libllul rli-
nrttf. HluTt ffvpr ari iitttr!y uuknowu. Tin- rffultcf
t thf rhnnt ii'mn Ili-r frutu thi North, lim pen-Tally
btf u to r-'-trr thfin loan xi-iHfnt f-tate of health.
1 In the nv of huildiu! d inif nuit.-r. lnmher ran be
! old. t I tl-t at the luiit- at the rate nf fUi lo jl.! i-er thmi
t aand: brirks from the britk vurd oin-m d in the i:a'r :
ei-ry artit li- cm bo iin-ured in the place. ito.-d rarM-n-ter
are at h:md, and there is no ( lat e in the LuiuU
wh.'re huildinL!' anil improvi m- iitn run henmderbeaper.
The realr will t otn e lie strti- k with the dvntak'-t
here prehtnttd, and n.k hiui- lf why the f.rt:erty ha
ntt t'eeu tnken Ut (Vtnre. The ri'.in-m i. it wan never
thrown iu the market: und unl-! th-M -tatementi
! were rtirrt rt. one would l-e jn-rited to examine the
j land lMfore iiircIiMi-iiij'. Thin all are exjtected to do.
i Tbey will .-e I ut id niid-r Puitikti.n : fnrli is the extent
4.1 the st-tt lenient thrtt they will, no douht. nit ft peri-on',
i from their own nt-ihlxirh'KHj; that th.-y will witne-t-tthe
j imiTnTi-tn -nt. and ran ju.lire the rhsrnrter of the opu-
laiitni. It tliev rome with a view to fettle, thy fhituld
etime I'rej.nn d to stay a day or two, and he ready tu'tur
1 ch a liwatinn" fun not he held on rffn-nl.
j 1 her- are tw.. daily train to l'hilHt-I.hia, anil to aU
f t tiers hii iitiroTe. the h-tilri nd t'omv-inv ptTt g a free
i iirKri iur si UlCUlliS. alitl a it a il rnce Tu ktt fi.r t irw.
, rnn ,M, nieu,eu, ,,.,,.,, .
in..n.ven.rnl ns n,.n w rapi,. a. to iihoi-. n mnttant
ana perti.atie.it inrri've or b,i.in..,. T.iwn I. ta
iri.Ki Mi.. , w. an no, .,.i .nml ones, an it wuM
.. aa it weuM effect :
he had at Irum$ao
in.' imi.r.,.ein..u( oi lutt !lav-, tan
an.l upwards.
The ,... womf'i. FtrmT. a mnnlhtr literary anil ?r!
culturul .h.-et. containing full in!ormatirnr ilamnion
Un. ran te ol,t.ui..-tl at renlA per annum.
The in.lisj,utahle warrantee tlenl ititvn. etear of all
inruml.rnnre when menej i pai.l. Ivoute tn the lao.l:
l.-aT .I.e.. trert wharf, riiiiatlelphia for Hammnnton
1 tT llailma.l. at A. M, or 1. M, Fare wi tent.
Warn there inquire for Mr. RTrne.. UnNr,iinK rnn.eni
enceaon hand. l':irtiep h.t.l tatter gtnp with Xr.Rrrnea,
I principal, until they harc.1rri.h-l aa to purrhaainc.aa
he will chow them nver the htn l in hia earnnjre free of
rxpnar. I.etlera ami applicaticna ran he aMrea.ed tn
La toll A Ryrl.ea. llan.m.,nl..n I'. I... Atlantir To.. Xew
Jerwy.or S. il.C..utfhlin.-iuj South Fifth Mtrrt. Phila
delphia. M..pa aud lutonnation rl.rerfullyfurni.hed.
FOI't SALE.
A DESIRABLE nuildins Lot. 33 feet
feet front by I.ii J deep. Enquire of
lieaver, Kremer 4 V'Olure.
FOR RENT!
THE TW ROOMS occupied at pre
sent by Washinaton Hutchinson as a
Saloon. They are suitable for Sjl I OX'S
For Terms apply to
Jan. 27. ls.W. JOHN B. l.INN.
Valuable FARI3 for Sale.
rrIIE subscriber oilers for sale a Superior
1 Farm containing l.-j- tcrrtt or more,
situated in Paradise, Lewis Tp, Korth'd Co
adjoining lands of Dav. B. Montgomery, Saml
Venrjas, Saml I.arch, Ste. (.laze and others,
whereon are erected a eood STONE.
HOUSE and a good BASK IIAIIS.MJLM.
There is a Spring of never-failing Water a'
gfffjihe door, a variety of Fruit Trees of all
LT kinds, and all the necessary Outbuildings
for the convenience of a farmer and i.s in a
good state ol cultivation. For further particu
lars call on PHILIP KAL'P, Sen.
Lewis Tp, Sept. 3, 1859
epiIK IUM.VO.XTOX FARVEK- newapaprrderotnl
to Lilrratute aTd Vrirullure. alanai ttinc forth lull
arer-unta of tbe new aettlemeut of IlNinin.t..n, in Sew
JrrT ran hr anbewriM f,T at only eenu per annum.
1'cloM. poataze atatnpa f..r the amnont. A,l,lrea. to
Ylitor of the Inuer. llammont..li. 1. .... Atlantic C.,
NVw Jeraey. Th.,ae wi.hinK rheap lan.l, of tl, beat
quality, in one nf the healtha-tt and mnat d. K V.ftil eli-in-t.
a.n .tie I'otcn, ani where aropa arf n-,,f rMt
rt-.wn ... fr. t, the lerril Ir arourtra of iOe oc-nh. ate ad
ttlli.eir.lHt oX liauiutvotoD Llid .
BRICK FOUNDRY FOR SALE.
I (V I ' np onct lot-runt Ft tu tuc
Vij ;llr?f Uiirk Knuixlry si (he uot
Zi)a!',vail..iJ of Maiket ir-et, inclu'lin
iiit'he VVarrrnom, llffire, .hit Ihr
Macbinrry aliched aho a lars;r arm imi if
i'attrrns f.r I'atent Itiphis fur A?nr.uliural
Marhu.Fry,tjrves, &c. Il rrganleil a one
of llir bfl locations fi ra ?.)Oil,sale t usuifss.
; The '? " '; I
employment, wh.rh w he
i ' "' V"," "' f '"""'ry-
, lY''i
ess
FKICK, r.rwist nr?.
Feb.
iatii Co. Pa
riMTE resi.ln.re f the subscriber, on
: 1 " u' r". .
Lewisbor?. The house is of liUU.'K,
finished in every resprrl.
'J'erms One hall to be paid between lli.s
and the first day of April next; the balance
to be paid in two. threeor live years, as may
suit ihe buyer. Possession siven anv time.
June M, Itv.S ISAAC V. AI.I i:!!.
For Sale,
John and Water ISts ,r- in rnis'I hi re
It It j I.OlH. n v. hirli art rrfctcii a Mnall
Htiut, IShed, hii'l hurt. 'J'lws is aii f-xrl-lni
li'catitin fur a Kivcr rebiJcncc or flace
oftUMnrs.
For terms A.. ?rrlv ln
JONATHAN WOLFE, Agr.t.
Ifwibnr, June 16, ih.VJ
roit sals on eekt :
two inn ui.f. fuamf. tior- $,
.iSKSand l.ot, ea. h sini;, le f..rJl
twn lainilies one on ..rih Fourth str.-ei an 1
one on isi. J..hn si. 'ei, l..r Sale. Hall vt each
of the ahove Hoiis are I.t Kei.t.
t"-Mo, for sale, l.oir lt'.iil:liti.r t.nts c,n
North Filth stn-et. JOII.N' HOLU!H (),
J.ewisl.ur?, Jan. SO, l-.'.'J. Ajer.t
L-'i
') t! - V
rlin snbseril.fr niT.rs f..r sa'e serera? -.j.
1 IIKII'K lli)l".-t:s, at. oil.r Li!!l-jk.
diuss, situate in the Bi.n.urh .l'l.ewist.nra.
l'erst.ns wishi,i to pin.-hase, will please
call on Mr. Jonathan W.,!te, who w ill vt
thm surh ir.t'.i iuation as lio v mav devire.
JuivS, lho'J ;. M'H.NABLi:.
ion
ALE.
ON South F.l h street, a prrprrtrA-
conitini: of a ? u l I'rame II iiell 3
i on a hall l...t .,f ciound. Teiins e.i-v. Apply
j to May I. A. B. OiiM;
FCP, SALE.
T'
IHE well-known Tat fill Sfaml
at the east end of Hie l.ewist-ureiJ J.
lindge, in l.'hillivqitaqiK. lown.hip, .V.iin u
Co. Ii will he sold on ra.inl.le irins.
Inquire ( M.i.lAM FKICK.
l.ewisbur?. Drc. 17. ISSs.
11 t-'ksi.NS wUhinj ti H't-Mi-t. Viruf-.'t'r.- in n-
Mnj tl.r.Tii: j .h.-r l,.,.t, .... i. j;c., ,1. a.i-
Tt'rli.nM.iit l ll.intQ,,,iiu d r:tj. n..-ni.
Preserve yoar Fruits.
! U iUoucih'sj s rati-nt Air-lhlit Slnrpcr
F' 1! l J.i IT r.l.S, JJR.S ui: lotili:.-.
I
? ihe must ilnp!e, ennvt'tuent, efoncmica!
and ii-eiul ar'icle ever invii.i.tf. li is
Coinpi'seJ i1 two platrs at rar hi I v a srreiv.
between wl.ifh is j-lart-.l :i ci.ruiar pure i I
('uni. The turn nr.: i't" h ! ;i;r t'-'n jtin-s
the (ium aii'l spr-;itls it oitt, thu fi lit.-r cp th'
('peuitis aini tnakins it ferici'i'y air-n-jhl. I"
can I e tppiitt! tn Tin Can- S:ur e i rliiii Jars.
Tin !ti'p;ipr betn? stu.plt in cuns. rnrin n
an l mj eaiiy applied, is ibp rr- at dipra
tum so lt't:2 wished t r, and or.y nrfi!. rii
exruninatu n t' con1, nice ! K must incrediilci
Ol i is snperir-rity turr arv't ir: vt n. vpiii''i
The -'ans can aSn Le 'JV-teti h-rorp puMir-2
in tlie Fruit by fiiuri? diem nuh war and
putting m the Sti pper with a pr'-Mire.
Cans, Jar.- (ilas and St-ne. with ttlf prs
atlacheti, rr ihe iSh ppprs aline, can a.uayb
be had at mudtrate pnres of
T. i. KVANS A: CO.,
Aug. 19 tule Ae'ts lor Lewi-burg
Iv
Alti: IH i:.-An excellent Sil
ver LIIUIU VVAI't il lor sale at a
bargain nir.sl iro. Ii..;liite rt
A E. liK.MinMA.M'Ii:, I.ew'sburtr
UCNEY WANTED!
riIIK undersijne.1 wants One TIlOU-
Kami Dollars out of his It. . Ac
counts to pay .-ti his ttetts. He owes, and is
unpleasantly ursej fur payment. Those,
therefore, who are in arrears to him f.T
sire months and .ver, will p!ease setlie
accounts immediately ; and ihcse in arrears,
under six months, w ill receive a reasonable
discount on their accounts for payment made
within that time, f, V Better settle w hilst you
mv. and before bein tnmprlhd. Also
it. All persons, hereatier. employing
the professional services of ihe stil.st-rih.'r.
will be called upon to settle their bills punc
tually at six months alt-T aiten.lance iven.
t'HARCFS MODKR ATI!, and a reasonable
amount cl ch.intv practice expected to be giv
en where persons have the disposition, but
not the means, to pay. Others, in their prac
tice, mav extend or. unlimited credit; but, l.-r
himself, he has, for the future, fixed on the six
susth tkrm, which will Le strictly adhered
to in all cases.
Cj Strict attention liven to 1 usir.ess as f..r-
M. LEIf-ER, M. 1).
'Jm6
I C . ta
'II jump into the Wagon, and all Uke m ride."
I.AKfil
Y and Ve
verv comfortn-4
ble IV M.OV has been .
fitted up lor the especial arcominodalion of
I ic-.icandothersimilarexrnrsions. Term:
moderate. Apply to JOS. M. HOTSEL.
Lewi.burf;, June 3, lf.Vj.
FREEBURGER & ERO.'S
l!sT ti:i.iMiiii r
TT IC I . . n . n . .
II Hlock, North Third street, 3d door
Irom Markel. where thev are T,t.n...,l m ,t..
all kinds of work in their line on the shortest
notice. ;
s Orders and inquiries from neighboring
towns promptly attended lo.
Please rail and examine our large assort
ment of Fixtures of the most approved styles
and finish.
All work warranted. Also Steam I'll- :
ting done to order.
FKEF.Bl'I.tiER & BKO, Ag'ts. I
L w surg, Apiil I, '5 !
LAW OFFICE REMOVED.
John B. Linn,
ATTORXCV 4T I..4W Office at
his bouse ou N. Market St. bet. 1st & Sd
li78 !. v lsliurit, la.
fi'MARRlED
GET married when yon wish, rnlv so Ton
call at MFADD1NS HARDWARE
STORE, and get a first rate COOK STOVE at
first cost, as I want to close out my stork of
cook stove.. Jos. M'KADDIN.
I.ewisburg. March 11, 1358.
s 0111:1. 11. oimn;.
Attorney at Imw.
OFFICE on Souih Second near Market St.
LEWISHVKU. I' A.
t"P"All Professional business entrusted to
his care will be faithr..!!., anj ... .... ...
de.l to
., ... r,,.,poj ...tu .
pt. 11. lMrt7
e.inE lanLt-te. w.v.iUrtalil.1 tl KiB.ll....
ton L.n.ua.
AVAI.LOWMU'H LINE
''0 aud nun 1'liiS.itWj.liin.
Itftiuiiton uf Haiti.
J st Class 4.1 cts. p rr 1U0 nonnd
S - Ai .
:t :i: - - ..
4 i7 " m
special "t " " u
fi, o.!s left at ihe l)epot in rhila.Mphia tf.
f. i 4 ociock. y. M., will be luiwanied ia,."
evtnin'. A p! to
' i'tuork,y.'ll 4 llinrlttnr.n. Ai'tt
I A HI.. Ma.k.t m., (.n,,;4
k.aj,. u.t
I.ewisbur?. Ju'y 1,1.'!.. 3
! ,'AI:M I.:... I. f. r..,l-.'.-i; i, iV rr.m l-I..M.... .""
A rni..H.. in II:- M.i, .1 .. j,r... i, ',1'- ff
H-ll. .ll. el. I. .ii.iu, 11,;,.,,.,. , ,.'""'-"
,r..:u.. ...... Irr,. , lV. , .,"J
'' ' --" I ' ' " I - V ..Tl ... tr 7'
ViRiETY STORE
Post oi i jck.
; LA:f;i:.M;; j;n of IJij(.ksfSlatIoBerr
I,""' "P. II-.'. .N..,s. tasl,,,,,
I i. tores, arl a la.-iy of .Nil. K . AtKS 'Jt
sa'e ,( a at -
iti; I.KWIM-I 1:12 1 1 .t r.rr,,..
LI-IU AM, mEOil.u-i'fTe
I'OM" OFFICE
J
.m.m:i;.;,! nssuru,.: -
,11- i i-.l ill .).e ) f)ST ,)f-, ,( j.
,1 IJr.-a.t !,, and EJr can b- had
very chap at Ihe l l)r ,,f f .E
I i1""'"'":- ,;?,J ''' ''- Uken I.
. I) i-.c i.ai.ae :. r I.. , ds at rh-
J't.sT PFFICE
- 1 1 uu.e i .iiurs lor -.,1 m the
lr.T OFFIfE
j jCDEI.'s (r C,.i ks ,r tn.. ,'s'of a"ny k.J
V promptly atitudtd lo at ihe
!'T OFFICE
I AMESrnn fi:,, the lareest ard
li ii.tr.t.,1 l-eticr and.N" le 1'AHHi; fcl
"l-es Ac. at ih i (,pT OFFICE
"WIS 1HMU. J,,.. .. ..,. ,,,, rilx
SXZrz" ' I'wu n &. o.,
If-wUiirs J'lanirg
fcEasiiiii2i.eep ccnstanCv )lar arj
1I......I.H, -nue i , r.lrr I I,itrlCI Sitlhic,
IJcm.i.f-Hi.li.Miutl.r-.. i;iii-tJ,
!oi:ltliiic-t ol ail paitetns,
snda!l , :h'ri.J,trij.tii.ns n Wooil Work oeJ
in LllO;!!;
Hid. rs r.-sp.r.rully f(l;,r4 and promptly
h.ied. A. ,k w.ir,ui.ie,l;.....nesat1s,'aciion
: An e.-.:.!.slve :,i cf Lumber of til
(!e-rr:ptu r.s , ,.r Ki r
i l u.-l.T,, ,, .,if, .Ucuid !tnet,Lewhlmre Pa
April -s-.-, Is.-'j. 6
KCWHY'S CKY-LIGLT GALLERY,
Olli: J. s. VF.: : -r.-s Hardware Store,
I' rmei.i- li, ,.', -.,tre) )arte.
slieei, I. f.i :-l ,.. l-j.
AMI I ( i i J V;.v MELAIXOTYI'ES,
A.'., in Hie ,;.., n, r 'y. In addition
I : 1. r-e p s ;,, i,t n J II j faltd to tai.
I-Iiuturtiii:si. Ii.i-i- or sti.all. rqoat to
I.1'.'..!' 1 ' ".! re. As.. 11AL1.0-
1 i I..s. J : -e j.,! ,.,r, , tl ;i r(u rrp.
r'-M.t li.c.anJ ar, ...re... , ti.ai.oil pamimc
rteii ; 1M,(I i.,!f!n- , ipress. ar.d u,ar.x
;l. .t o..n le fr.,i.;r., ,.i.lv bv the Camera.
ih.se r--..:.s are ; atei. . .... i.i ,1 Ihave ihe
rx.-lu-jve r -ht t. r Um i, ui.iv. Call an
, J",!I; sffiinens. April SI, 1S59.
0, tw Goods Jit the Million
I I AM. ju-t r. nr. veil their ceneral snpp'r
I 1 of (i !s . r ,he Sl'i:i.(; A Sl.VMLR
ot l ".'.. 'I heir s.ork consist a ,.rl cf t
latest a ml most Usl,:i nable stiles of
surh as shawls. Mu,,;.,.,, s.,,1. BerefrT,"l..
sues, de I.a:i es. ;in1,;,iSj pnn!s , f a;i
patterns. Kit h. ns. l.aces. Bonnets,
E. nnet 'J iiminins, Hosiery,
(iioves, Handkcrckicts, Ac.
roi; thi: ckntliimen
they have a h. a vv ass, mi,, nt ol Cl.ohs. Cas
Minert-s, Cc-l!. i.e.s, Ve-tir.gs. Half Hose,
Cravais. n i. , I all oih. r rr ciifin nscf
" n, a online !, yrery." v hie h can
r..,t le b- sl.n in Ihisrrun.
fT Call and tike a lo. k at . nr assortment,
and vu vol te r.i.vii:ce.l that v. u can't do
i-etit r an u lo'.-e else.
C. nntrv Produce
taen as usU.
t.-. il urc Ai ril
J. MlllKEVtK Jc SOX.
FCR SALE.
-IO In l:ir-lii; nf the 'Iron f?tv
A
AJllrrss Hi I 1S7,
May '-7, ls.'.;i.
l.i wisl.uic I. o.
NEW FIRM
IN THE OLD Ml(ll'!-The subscribers
rrs-pecttnlly aim. tir.ee to the rmens cf
l.ewi.sburg and vicinity that they have iWnud
a Partnership in the
Tailcring Business.
at the well-known stand cl James fr srell.s
Markel street, nheie they are prrra'ed w
f '' AM) .V IA. I P lo rr.er - ,tf vrrv
best Mtie. Men s r.nd Bovs' lolliinS tf
every descripiion on short notice. We '
a share ol the public patronace
JAMES Vhls-tVFLL,
J. F. Sl lIAlfUK.
I.ewishuri, April t, IS."!)
HOUSE BUILDERS,
rilAKE NOTICE ! The m. Vr-;r.ed are
I appointed A'-enl for i!.e s.ile it
r "r"' " "luM "
All
work warranted. CsTMade by I..B.SliiOlT,
iluehesville, Pa. and for sale'bv
! F 8 C.l.llVEI.I..Lewibtir
I "'OR SAIE. CHEAP A lay I'rot
Trimming Knife, a convenient article lor
Printers to trim pamphlets. Ac.
VayS7,'o. C. J.STAIiL. Boob Binder.
Ko Grindstones Groceries, orricukty
Coats,
I ' T hnndreds of Hats and Cap' of
A) latest styles, a little rh eaper than can b
lound elsewhere. Call and see them at
(,'iimu's Hut Manufart'jry, L v 'ttlufj. H
J. SCHEEYER & SOW
n.WE received UieirsECONU ARRIVAL
ol Spring and Summer O. ods, La.brs,
bress tloods. Mantillas, and a lariie lot
Ladies' Collars ai.d Sltetes Ir. m aeencr.'
Also a general assoninenl ol" Men's Wr
Trimmings. Collor.ades, Cassiintts A l,iil
whieh will be sold cheap.
May IS, ts.i9.
fr-T- l'u ket KoohJJ antlothe rartic''
. I? . 'ol lhat kind on hand or to order H f
il.. t-.I.e-islMir,. t,..,k-m!er. I H: Si :ii,U
...'t r rI 1ST
Market strert.neji ... ; " i. t
R. tier's St. re i r- 'n'
pllKSONS wl-Mni rnrl-J.i.e.liirll...n... r.'
J I. ,rr.a-.l-i'..nir. a ... S-.i..., t .
.!-..-.r..- ol- tt. rl -..ne l- " " ' .
110.. a....,..!ii.r.t ii ltd i;jaivi.li .v.-'"
i.ttL,. o'Jua.q.
i'.