T ir iV Mi nrrmiNr O. N. WOBDEN Jc 1. B. COENELIDS. T gtiMr .tfrm. Thf LvwisBt-Ba Ciietri., r-u'.ir-.M n thr Tanh Sv.trm. him th. lr.riwt tod beet circulation olanr ,rrf.r id Initio County. iovertK.an 11 V MVUIVUUU ADKqiiTE moranm to awei'.u an I mm sua , j ,jic prCj!Cnt and succeeding year, the too great interests at state m inc or , .AN1i . , , i mi-pimp iv;Il li siiHioientlo meet all gani.ation of lliis House to pcrmitmc ,V:i:VrTO.hl EU!0B' ! H mii.a'id a duu -j tate as to my choice of Speaker. 1 in urefereuce 1 1 will vote for no candidate for that p-IT in country, uuui ncj mre iru:ri"u; nn natl tli'm to fur ml h !, thereto flnnt unlit ih-y m triumph th tnton V'c ii'.1 .Vi nrJ' mil'. -Thr Oppolllfla Matf (oRvrntitm.ta nnmirKt.- tiii.1ti' f -r (JoT.-rn'T. Ac U tpi:Dtt t' aM-nil-'r ;tt U turisucc'i od WKUNKUAV ihv 22d FtuRi rv, luO. Thirty-Sixth Congress.. .1st Session. : In the Senate, an'othkr Slavery : question has been introduced by .Mr. S KicIL f Democrat ol Ioui.siana) wuo Ins revived the plan to buy or steal rr;,. rt t,,.,n.1.Wl- ,n!. uos. The I)emoeraiv wanted to ad- .-' -1 .a vauu' "t . r .i ." .Ti.i ?L" A . ..i YZ.rr;"" t t i . .i Vim aiscu-sscu. irom uay 10 aay. i ne m.i- rr,,, A r.t tha IV OV... I'J .V .VtV HIV motion to ciiooe ty thus the minority thv and proceeil with mo insulting and stale speeches the views ot the non North, and fanning the tionalisin to the utmost. ocrai in congress taa wc r. coiicci; ins yet breatiie.t a word against the traitorous cry of disunion, which is well met uy some ot tue ou!ii .mer- : ... 1 1 i .1.. ...i. can,, ;.u . ,y at, 1, e , ,.u.,uiu 1.0 nave spoivon. 1 io;s auu touiuerpio mij siavelioliKtig consiltucucics. 1 ,, . , . ,r c sire formed constantly to . CVrt an or- 1 am willing to meet it when it comes j . Lut- ,Yc,ar0 M". Sihtkmax ginizatioa. We hope the majority i before us in the ordinarv action of a i 13 ""f t1'.0 wI:0 "f!"1 l!"r r,(;1'01," will stand firm to their rights, decline l.-o-Ulativo l-o.lv. liut 1 protest against ii'.eiiJatioii 111 lavorol Hki.i-ki: s 1,oo.;. n s..n,.,.t.A.. .r,,en .n ,;,.;. r,ir " .-.'.'!...:.. .t r . '... "V erv well, sir : 1 did not siirti it, and ami not be tiragoonea by the Mave Oligarchy. Hotter never organize, than to hs t!?gradoJ ami iVowne.l in i r to jiuMic slaves of a minority who represent only 4in.l,'i'H) out of :iiV0'i(,- ent peoph- :.....Mr. siiernian still lacks 1 votes of an election, at last accounts. On Tuesday last. President Buchan an sent in his Annual Message, winch was read in Senate but iiot in the House. The following summary we copy from the 1'hilad. 1kic;ki:. fa warm lnend ot the President,) and voice ol patriotism or taction must ue will offer our views of it next week. . heeded ; when the opular will or syvopsh orj the MKSsir.E. ! that of the Executive must he ohscrv- "Tho opening of the Message com- cd. In such a crisis stood my honor pares the excitement arising"ont of able frieml from Ohio Mr. Shkuman the Harrier's Perrv business to the in the last Congress, during the me- volcanic lircs which burn themselves out by their own violence, and the ashes of which help to enrich the fer tility of the land. The slavery agi tation will have its day, and will then die out, like the thousand issues which preceded it. The events at Harper's Ferry will cause t fie people to pause and reflect upon the perils to our in stitutions arising from such act?, and with reflection will come the cure of the mischief. The true principle of control over slavery having been es tablished by the Supreme Court, Kan yas has settled down into peace, and new territories will hereafter come into the Union without all the politi cal agitation w! i:!i attended the ad mission of th itTcrritory. All law fid means are actively employed against the African slave trade, and the evils of re opening it fire pointed out. Mr. Ward's conduct in China in respect ing the customs of the government and people, meets with the approba tion of the President. Paraguay, in a friendly spirit, acceded to the de mands of the United State, and new treaties of friendship and commerce liavc been entered into. Our rela tions with all the governments of Ku ropc arc friendly, except with Spain, which government yet neglects to set tle the just claims against her, and no reasonable prospect of settling these claims exists iu the President's opinion, unless the negotiations em brace the acquisition of Cuba. The Clayton and Uulwcr treaty dilheulty, it is' believed, will be settled in good time. The San Juan dispute has been placed by General Scott in a position that both governments can continue their correspondence without any danger from the hasty action of sub ordinates. The trouble wc have with Mexico is referred to, and the recom- nicudatioii renewed that authority be given tocstablish military posts across the Mexican line iu Sonora and Chi- huahua, as a protection to Americans Vorionnc nn-.imct 111 11111 mom-. sions. A treaty with Nicaragua, rat ified by lhat government, will be laid before the United States Senate. Tho recommendation that the I'resi dent be authorized to employ the na- ...i r r r 1-thmus travel, is ag ,in earnestly ' urged with the additional recomu.cn-: dation that the authority be extended to be used against Mexican and South mrriean o-overnmenta disons-ed to .rnrm-n of Anterie.m nronertr. ' ti.,s .....,..,.r,,l ..s-. ;,. r,r if... l'arai'uavan expedition is cited as an iH.tr:..i.i,. tlii.t .ho oowr-r would not i. n'i.,,.l TL nrrossitv of t.mvid-1 in" for the claims or the contractors ... r for carrvino- the mails is rcrerred to and the'attention or Congress called to tho dnno-or nf lonvino- the c-ovcrn-. mP.it without M,a ..e. rssarv aooronri-1 ations for can-vino- on the several do- i partmenis.lil connection with this , Eul'lOCt, llC recoramcnua tue passage of a law requiring the Congressional j solutely necessary,) the Administra renrcscntation to be tilled before the ' tion has just reason to fear, from the 4ih of March in each year tif odd ' J - numoer, so that Congress can be sum inoncd at any period when its scrvi cea are required- Under the prcscut 1 urrangemeiit, suuimonintr Comrress together at the V. ,...11 . close of one let m j mir of the F atcs n-av & mimir of the - atcs v.i,.-5ri:utt.d- -iie xuci.c Railroad ! mid reasons given whv it is required as a measure of public rolicv. Tin; attention of Con- gress is also cniteu io me unty 01 re- . mm . ducim the expenditures of govern-! sec the purity of the Government y la ment to the lowest possible standard, dicated, and venality and political IrnnsUtont. -villi imi.lic interests. JSSV i - " w a to a rcfort to Ionti l ufon, Palriolisin, and Peace. SPFrCTT OF T!fl. E. JOY M0KK1X - - - Of Pe.-insvlvania. in me 1 S. House or l.ep., H.h. i-;,:).o., the eicru.n of Speaker and in i.'i nee n Ihe .or.n. Mr. i'leik: Occupy inpj. aa I Ho, a perfectly "imb-pcndent political posi tion. I am at liberty, free from any luirtirnbir nnrtv bi:is. to VOtO ill the ' i :. j. oil j tilis wi,icu thall come before the i '? 1 rrr - ji; iiiili. V, av. A in u a i -Vii' - v i dutv to tho rountrv and inv constitu - ! 01 in siieii Ji posmon io no, ? ,nl,al" ZC ! ' " Z ,, " " ' - - t iar as po?ib c, avoia anr counicnancc ' I ,i;..es;n.. ; IIM Ol.lllllLJUIl .11. ...V IvUlI J 1 1 . ry, the agnation ot wiucn lias uccn so constantly deprecated as inllaniing j the null ic mud and tl sturl. nj tic peace ot the couutrv, tneinaturely in tieace of the coanti v, i.rcinaturcly in- " , ., , -.1 .. . tro-iuecu uere i.y gei.uemen rej.reeni- ..v - - - ..0.... - ...jw .-, the House is organized, to the obstruc tion of puMie Ir.isiiKvs, and in order to co:.!a.-e the cudum id p'.'aKer. There are ihanv tests, Mr. C'lei: of tlic lidelity of nu n to the Constitu tion of tlii- I'niie l States, and to tiie union and harmony of the country. Crises in our political history from time lo time occur w hich put men's principles to a stem proof, when loy ally to the parly and devotion to the country come in conllict : when the morable struggle on the admission of Kansas under the I.ecomptoii consti tution. I'pon our action at that time depended not only ihe tranquility of the particular district of country about which we were legislating, but the peace of the whole nation. I'ndcr previous legislation, the people of Kansas weic allowed to pi:ti:i:mixk Fin: Tiii:M-n.vt:s w hether thev would come into the Union as a free or slave Mate. V hile eugagea in tlic solution of that important question, every act of fraud, violence, ;;:id rulhatiisiii per petrated against liiein, to prevent the lice expression of opinion, was coun tenanced by this wicked Administra tion, and a Constitution was brought into this House which was not the act of the people of Kansas. It was fraudulent, lio:n beginning to end ; one w hich would not bear ihe test of investigation. When the House rais ed a committee for the purpose of in vestigating tlic frauds with which it was tainted, the Speaker violated the first principles of parliamentary law, and appointed a majority on the com mittee o!Tosi:o to the very object for which the House had created it, and thus defeated the exposure of the in iquitous proceedings by which the le gal voice of the people of Kausas had been counterfeited ! 1111c ' m ... .u m -uu.s u, ... - . 11. . r... .....i., l. t till": wiietner mc manuaie 01 an aroi- trary Kxecutive should be obeyed, and that fraudulent Constitution be forced on Kansas l.v the Federal Gov- eminent. Wc knew, that, if it were, it would lead to a bloody civil war- a war that might overspread the lim its of Kansas, and embrace the whole nation in its Humes. Where stood I my honorable friend from Ohio ? With his back firmly set against this despotic Administration, noldy main-, taming the cau-e 01 law ami order, and the rights ol the people, yielding not an inch during all that glorious struggle ol popular privilege against iVCCUIllU USUI pillion from first to 1..... t,..,n 0 t,...i tf. frntli n,,! iiuriw ' foremost among the most abb chain-" pious of the people, i'or his gallant comluct duriii"1 all that contest he ' hall have mv vote as Ion" as there ' - .. .' P. s-:i no"i .! ltv ol e ectinir I11111 SneaV-. er of the Iloic-e. I know, sir, that there is not in this Uot.-c a member more obnoxious, : politically, to the Administration, than the gentleman from Ohio, Mr. I SiiEttMAX.l and whose election is more 1 iustlv drrailed bv it. 'J country is indebted for the iuvestiga- i tiou ill the last Congress Which bro.iirht to ligbt the abuses and cor-1 ruptions ol the .Naval Hepartuient, ' w ., ...... ., , and which led to relormatory iegisla-. tion, bv which the Treasury will be in Tuturc truarded against similar praeti- ccs. 11 further investigation is ucccs- sary into the conduct of the Adminis- j tration, (and if rumor and general SUP Hi:ion arc io uu rucu uu his uu- - well known firmness and integrity or , f 1 .1 . 1 :n i . t r..: 1 .1.... i. ..111 cnaracter 01 my u lenu, iu r.m 1 so appoint the requisite committees, I as to procure a thorough and uuspar-! :ruliny into all the malpractices ' inir scr ofthc Government. The fact that his ; rceoluttuess of purpose and fearless ; 10 rceolutcucss ot vuri energy iu the exposure of corruption, piura in ana 0 topics o an esclusive.y sectional j 0f a filir and l.ouora-1 they know that that Union can exist i AN u.h From s.reet, nR 8ALB. The ; art all action, character, introduced merely to stun- cquauiL Kin per. 01 a l.ir ana uouora ; : v.,l. n,l i,.tit!. uol V H'use is a two-siorey riame.nn a hai: t outrageously ; ulate party passions, and inflame local , lt! 1!at'I.re. ana mi-'apauio 01 pei ei 1- f " " " , ' l"i w,.h a s-.ai.ie, and ..ther omb.nuiin.-, and : f ikifviii-r i;.n ing par lamentary aw into an liisiru- -iiu...-. n-r "-': ; ' :. some t run. An unnnprowit nan b t adjoins .USlIUllg picjudlCO.,. . . ?.. :.. .1 ir 1 rwrwl ri-lits. We of the -North Will I ..l.l i..wll.rr .r seraratel. to uit ! slaveholders' As a Ii.we?cntat vcofan eminent-i ui'u""": '.' : 1. t joski-ii iu-.f.ij. ; 41 - r 1 t L noiv turn to In nlhprivii or 11 I ?m mat vu iiiu ui mttuv ! " - i tlames of sec- y conrvattvc constituency I am , kcj 1 the u i-Vt 1 I'aRT.ckps chim.nis in these transac-, s. Pec. sr. is5u. Pd7w , Notal'em- siirtdised to sec the (itiestiou of slave-1 1110 s;'. c. u. ' r. :,. ,i.. w .. t.Ufll " UMOX COUATY STAR has nrovokl 'The iicrec and nialig i luts prov ; nam hate of tho ruling dynasty ami its servile nunious, slioulJ comment! : prolhgacy chastised witn tiie scorpion fS&S&t. Have I will rote ior no cunuiuuiu iur in;u onicc wl.o is not a true ami proved friend of the canac of Protection. I " L i" :." . "' I 1 hiiu Jir. .-.ir.ujiA i nut,., ...... . kllOW that lie Will SO organize UlC ' fir.r. .l e VUI1JI1II ILUU Ul nutjtiiiM .'Kiiiiiu.i .ve t,at question a fair hearing. . f.., o ...:,: f,,r - rn.-Ui,-.,, nf the Tariff shall come before it. Wc ', have a riglit to expect that the liusi- j ! nets wants of the country shall lie ta- ( ken into consideration ; thatrcmedial ! measures shall lc applied to existing j evils, and that the voice of t he great : UarTauacred in the committee cu in me coitiumicu v.-ith the piolcction , . - , . , ; -pcciauy cuaiat(i of their interests. The election ot .- . . , , ! guarantee of the realization of such a Iintin ; ' , . . t. . T , "t, fir. apart from all this, I know ; . . ,7 7.',' '"V . .11. 7 i unn .1 i. fir cti i it s mi in v line :iit i-vii- - - -. i m r v. m i - , , ., ...... ...... . aduuta.-ter tl:e rules 01 ne nous. : w till rnti:i nii'l fxaci tustlCC lo uii , - 1 - 1 claim no particular creuit mr not doing so. 1 have read but little of the Look. Ho far as 1 do know an y ; thing about it. I understand that it is , a work written by a native of a South crn State; a book peculiarly and al most exclusively addressed to South ern men, reciting the experiences of a Southern man. and drawing a compar ison between the productiveness and . the utility of Free and Slave labor.' The book, sir, must fall or stand upon its own merits. And what is done here ? Why, gentlemen magnify this ' book into a tremendous engine of mischief. They proclaim that this book, and all who indorse il, are ca pable of producing infinite mischicfto , the peace of this country. They pro claim that all who indorse it, indorse treason! Has not mv honorable friend said that, in so far as that book xprcsscs anything contrary to the Constnulion ol tiie L in tea Mates, so far he condemns il? Could any dec laration be more unreserved, more candid, and, 1 may add, more accept able, if gentlemen arc willing to be lieve in the veracity of their peers upon the floor? What have we to do with Mr. Helper's book, more than willi any other book? Are we to sit here, as a college of Jesuit censors, to expurgate the literature of the coun try ? Are we toeouvert ourselves from a congressional and legislative body into a literary tribunal, and pass in review- the merits of every publication which may be thrown out iu the couu trv, and hold gentlemen responsible for the sentiments of that publication in so l'.i r ;is thi.'V have reml ami iiulors- cd it, ilirectly or imlirivtly ? Why, sir, this is a most extraoiiltuary iro et'iiliii";. It lilts Mr. lli lncr iuio a. coiis0(jtioti'.e ho iiuvor dreamed of at taining. It makes him an ciioiiiy of the South, more fonnulaHe than ho ever aimed to be, if, indeed, lie aims to he an enemy of the South fit all. This book, so full of mischief, which . has been occupying the attention of 1 , . " . . . r . lo i"tc.-3 now i.euriv ior an enui c . l,:1Vnnke,l tl, uliol,. o- , , . ,' , 1'ie 01 ine c nuea .-tatcs o reau ami !mr-tlor "I'0"-,. ou hav. hc?" lhvdl" nig and dwelling upon its lniiauiina-. tory text, so that if it ever had any ; constitutional designs against the mischief in it, you have increased the South? No, sir: for one 1 am for power of that mischief to an iucalcu- the Union ; 1 am for peace ; lam for lablc extent. I law ; and never until the last moment And, sir, what has been done npon 1 shall I despair or making this glori this lloor, is in perfect consonance ous Union, and the Constitution dc with the action of the Ilemocratic par- pendent upon it, perpetual. I hope ty. AVho repealed the Missouri com- wc may be able to live together like promise? who broke the bonds of , a band of brothers ; but, fcir, we nev iicaco which had been signed thirty '. er can, so long as gentlemen come in- 1 . c 1... .1 p .1 ! ... ..is mi.,n 1.0- .. in, 11 ,i inu North and of the South? The Demo-; tratic party. tio irameil the Kan-1 sas - Netnaska lull : 1 lie democratic party. Who refused to carry out the provisions of the Kansas-Nebraska : 1 1)111 wuo uciuueu the people ol Kan-, ?a3 "lt0 tae 'ca l'iat l'K'v were to 1 c... e .1 . ''ae a ueu 11 prcssiou ot oieir n 111 on their organic form 01 government, nl l1'en denied it them .' 1 he Hem- ocrafic party. W ho bring the qucs-; tion or slavery first into this Ilal? wlio delay the organization ol this fto'1. by taetioud expedients, and , 0." excitement by the violent discus-, ;"' 01 ...cMaye.y . luesiio.i, uen 11. to'""' uncalled lor The Retire- '"lal' , - i'L'"ul-l',l"; party. , an tuc sectional ouierness now 1 prevailing, ana w hich grows out ot , the slavery agitation, the Democratic party is responsible. Ly that it lives, by that it will perish. Notwithstanding these facts, we . -v - - . Hie ol tip. Southern Shitos nml t Hit ! ,. . - 1 responsible lor the acts of John 1 disturber or the peace of the country ; j denouncing .like the Northern Abolition that it is implicated iu acts of con- j istsMd Soulhern Xulifier. ScTer. iea(1 sp.racy and outrage against the pco- in- mca dec,cd re nft . tm . 1 liiown, and the sentiments of a fewjlm0Dg tb'eir people. The floor of the ! rauieal and rauatical orators. The ! building showing signs cf yielding, the' needs no apology and has none , g- . " to the Constitu- tion ; il is loyal to the Union ; and & LEWISBURG CimONICLE-DEC. 30, 1850. they who scekton.is-uidcand ii,.,ires j ..,.ln rS rl, South with the idea' that the poopl-J of the North, as a 1 body, are hostile to them, do it for j the "purpose of factions mischief-a ! mi.Jiief that will have a wider range, and be attended by far more pcrni- cious conseqencca, than they, in their short-sighted folly, imagine. Mr. Clerk, God forbid that I, as the Representative of a conservative j rnnaiituencv. should haveanv part in ! embroiling different sections of the. , viuiiumuS ...a j country, or in misrepresenting one j section of tho country to the other, , ' mr nr.i;t.nl nr3 and narti- -- I-""-.-- ! . , f , ; ?an aims. 11 is .h.m..u , noonln of the Xorth and of the Olltll i p , ; to live together in amitv ami concoru , i n.u - Mroilo ! so long as the actions of indn idaalB, or me actions 01 sinau wiira, un- .11 ....l.n.i nnto-l ken as indices of dominant sentiment in those sections, isr, tho constitu ency I In part represent ha3 no sym pathy with John l.rown, or for those who incited him. directly or indirect ly, to his mad crusade in Virginia. iy? of Ihcci., of 1'hihtdel f...vr.v - - phia, where the Ilallol liidopendencc sun remains, cuerisii ufcpiy iu ; anJ molxca that ,ed onr aCes-! tors to tho Declaration of Indepen- IM f mm nnini-.tod l.v the irom it. J iicy arc animate! i uic a.l unwarranted charire. Yes. sir it is n lil.ol it is .i.tinst and it is .1 " J . u rVI mo u wunv "-r"-1""' ljC ;l(.ts of ,e lL.aJo(. of a 1)auJ ()f madmen. Was the whole South, Mr. Clerk, held responsible when the Leg-1 islature of South Carolina passed an ordinance deliberately nullifying the laws of the United States? Did we identify ihe whole South with the people of South Carolina, or with the , nullifying party in South Carolina,' which was i:i favor of armed resis tance to thcla.vsof tiie United States? . No, sir ; w c heard from the loval Slates of North Carolina, Tennessee, and others, indignant protestations against the South being criminated in the action of South Carolina. When the President of the United States issued his celebrated Proclama- j tion against the nullifying resolutions: of South Carolna. he met with a re-; spouse, not from the North alone, but : from the Kast and West, and all the loyal men of the South. And the se cession recommendations of the Nash ville Convention of l.'iU, fell power-; less upon the hearts of the loyal peo ple ol the outh. e never believed that tiie whole people of the South were ripe for these sectional schemes of aggrandizement and separation of the Union. Nor do I believe that any considerable portion of them now, through the agency of secret socie ties, can be wedded together to form , a deliberate plan for the establish-! meiit of a -juthern slavcholding con-: federacy, and a dissolution of the Union for that purpose. You might a.-, we'1 cvect the people or theNorlh to identity Ihe Whole people of ihe South M'illl the re-openill"; of the slave trade, i ou miirht as well expect us . 1 i- ,, , " 1 1 .1 to believe that everybody there is in lavor ol the revival of that aceursed trallie, because certain leading public men and presses advocate it. On the contrary, we know that one, at least, ol the members of the present Laoi net, and that some of the chief states men of the South arc arrayed against it, ami we know that all truly humane and Christian meu there abhor this ; infamous scheme. Tlifn whv. !ron(leniPn of llm South ivl.v .on ..... .-..P.. ... ;.-n.-n ...... 11 , nen e 1 ei use to iu 01 ve v o 1 -. . . 1 1" 1 11 nie.-u svunai Lii.nges aim omous suspicions as au entire people, do vou 1 :. . r ... -. . " . liiisreDrcsontatioi. against tho Wirll. iiuiami 111 una ;u 01 ci minimum uuu 1 i. . .- uei. juu can noi reauy ueneve in - v,our lll'arls ' lat the whol 'eo'.,!c of ' mat pari 01 inc country cnieriain un . II. .11 1 . - ... ' .. .....s ............ i.s. ii, .ij.uu a uuisu ol misrepresentation, and upon in- j voiving innocent people iu the acts ' i a crnninai lew. i I" t'.e mime of my constituents of hilauelphia, at least, and of the pa- irioiic state ol 1 cniisylvania, I pro- test against the assaults upon our 1 1 -.r . inui .iciui us a iu -ouscrwiig anil coil- i utionally loyal people. 1 here is not a city or Mate that is more ready to resist aggression in every shape and lorm ... which .t may be made against the people ol any portion of tiie Union. We will defeiid the con stitutional rights of others, with the same zeal that we asscrtand maintain our own. W'e are for the Uxios and Cox- omc n.-.n i. uiuh hu uli'uemact, in a.m. a.;ai..st all who would impair . - the existexceoftheoneoroi tue operation of the other. Fizzled. A "Union" meeting was called in Washingtoo city, wheo 400 or ouu iiwuueu. xwcbuiuuods were ouerea ... ..... . cuioo meeliog tncre, lor Ibe Union was 10 no danger, and there werenodieuoiouista deiiee. and the Luion which sprung AVVCti UiSkUiiVi ,,- i... 11. ii 1 niiinn anil niiiiiiiiit: ,aiJ J"'1 band .truck up a hymn, and lhat Uniua dissolved peaceably iuio several hundred ' fragment. PJ las sold M.OOOJcopics since the Southern era and the Democracy begin to advertise it in Co- " onI lork publisher who dared to undertake the work and now bis .team pres.es can ' eupp'y the demand. A young girl in Cincinnati, one of rare beauty, ha been so shockingly di.-tignrcd ,y bursting of a camphene lamp that she ;9 jenrwly recognisable to her tiimds. . To the Tax Collectors of Union Co. 7 , a s Iny t.me m soon ei,.ire j 2 ,' '".f V ,h.B!a,e aUUV7.mU" " " ."y the lt ul Jan. inmi. an i i nope an .-..iiecio, wlU Iht.ir accounts vei.l.-.t cy uec. ..ourt. By relerence lo mv b oks. I have not yet re cen-eu ijuur u. ......, ...,- thoush some ol my eood (riends insinuate - 0n!rrs Un ... r .1 .'... T.. q Ine contrary, I have advanced f 1000 out of my own pocket to oblige friends lhat held Orders asainst the County. 1 hope every Collector will pay attention to ihis reijuest. so lhat the Jurors may be paid in e-.A at Utc. Court. A word lo ihe wise is suilir.ient. H. 1. MIEM.ER. Trea. N. B. All tales, (School, Itoad, I'oor, Ac.) that can not be collected and are to entered against the property, must be done on or be- Uife (he s, (lay of Jan ,Mr,0as ar,er that mPi ,he !aw prniuns it i.ema a uen. l?v virtue ol an orier Irom toe Orpnns I) cv urt of I'nmn county, I will eipose to sn, ca ti.e piemises. on SAlLKPAi, Ine isih day i f JAN CAR V, lititl, at 11 o'clock in ihe forenoon. All Uii Half Lot of (round, si'.u ate on Market sireet, in the borough of l.ew isbur;?, I.'nion rouiitv, numbered on the Town I'loi, No a.l. bounded on the cast by iot of Ja. F. I.mri, s-Mith by Pine alle', u-fsi by T:i,.s. Hou-ard.atid north by MarLet street at'res.vj, contains 3-1 fen from, on which is erect";! a Uiu-Moiey ffT'i Framo Dwelling House, ixl a Stable, W:I. Cistern, Out Ki'ciien. At., wi'.ii the appurtenances n"v opcupit'd by Josepa Green, opposite (he new Presbyterian church. Tern.5--Teii pT cent, lo Le paid on the day of rle ; one hall lit? balance on the Ni Apr;!, :5iil; and the remainder in ihe 1st of April, I "ill, w uh interest irom l. t April. 1SW the purrh.ise in. ney lo tie secured to ilir satisfac tion of ihe Executor, on taking possession of the piopeity, on ihe 1st April. lMa. J Mi:s C. M IT, I HE, l'xecutur. J.ewisriure, Dec. U, 1S."J. Sheriff's Sale. f yX virtue of a wi il of I'lu.l.ev.Fa issued out : ol the Colin ol Common Pieas ol Cmon county, and to me direcied, will be exposed lo 1'i.Mio Stile or outcrv. at ihe public h-.use of Oeorse Kreisher in Cast itutlaioe Twp,l"n.on Co. on Uto.vfiv. 'he lS'h day of January, lsni), at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, All lhai certain ihree-siorey Frame f;rlt Mill situate in Ea-t lintl'.iloe aloresaid, near ihe inouih of Turtle Creek, containing in front lil'iy feet and in depth foity feet, and the lot or piece of ground and curtilage appureaant lo . said Miii, with the appuitenanccs as ihe property of Alfrfrl Knrn!n. JOHN" CKHSMIROVK, Sheriff Shcrills fme, l.ewisinirt;, I)f c. SB, A D ln.VJ 1 Adjourned SIioritFs Sale. I On MONDAY the lilth day or Ja nuary next, at the public louse of William Woite, in ihe borough of H.iri.eion, at 11 o' i 11 ..... :... .f .1. , - ,,, tvn cr,ain va.Ullb!e ,rat..s f TIM. IlliK LAM) w ill be exposed lo public -a in l",s 10 suil purchasers, situate in Hartley Tp. '')" '. ' ' "ne tract called l ss s I anev. eontam- , ,3 , :icr,., mre cr ,u.,culr,i as fll. ailii.inii.2 Mortica l.it.lon on one side ' and Whitman's land and the mountain on the ' OlIIIT SOU'S. No. 3 tract contains J acres more or less, described as follows : heirmnii.? al a stone heap on the line of land ol Henry .Miller and on the souih si. leof William A Lloyd and north to a stone heap and ihence 10 a pmr and land of Patrick Hayes and land of Abra ham Witiner, Warner and Montelius ' Which two tracts are now bounded cm the south l.v lands of Paniel Strouse and Jacob '''! Iron, on ihe wesi by land now owned hy J Hoffman, on the north hv land of Pa - . n .. .1 .1 - . u . . c . nc .Lives, and on the east hv lands of Luke R,r,), jesse .iminerman and others. A small portion of the above described land is ciear- ...I .ptinr.,n QPa 1 i.. u 1 b - m and oi,.h..ild,,,?s.wh the appurtenances - - .. ..... ...,.-.,,..- As the property of Jnhn A. Lor.-i and Lcuisn As the pr ,.,,,. The abl we. above land will he sold on reasonable terms. JO11N CltOstSf.'ltOVK. Sheriff. ! Sheriff Oir.ce, I.ewisburr, Dee. 11, 1S.M) ' PUBLIC SALE. w TILL be offered at Public Sale on the premises on b'riiliw Ihr Ullh duxi of irrmrtrr i r.i'j, uie billowing property, situa ted in Ihe llorourjh of New Berlin : One lot and one-half of ground on which is erected a f lari;e two storey Frame Dwellmj; House i land O. lice, together wuh all the necessa ry Out-buildings ; bounded north by an alley, east hv lands of Daniel H.ulacher, south by ; New Market S and wesi hv lands of Dr. Jo- 1 Seph R. ,otz. The lot and half lot will be soid mgeiber or separate, as purchasers may desire. ' oo ;'"""" ne property. ?new B'er.m! If'.hey " any ."'formation n. resard n. it. they can obiam it by address- msr me at Lock Haven, Pa., or George Mer-1 rill, Ksq.. ai Lewishnn;. Pa. Sale lo besin at 1(1 o'clock, when conditions will be made known. Nov. 2:1. 1 W9. JESSK MERRILL. PUBLIC SALE! "VTOTICK is hereby given lhat the under signed Trustees will sell at public sale, 111 pursuance to and ly virtue of an Act of Assembly approved the IS;h day of April, A U IN.'.r, on I'l iday the 3Mll day of Decem ber, 1H5!, on ihe premises, in the borough of New Deiliu, Ihe Court-Honse, Jail. and all otherpnblic buildings and lamls.sitnate said borough, belonging to the county of ""n poor 10 ine erection 01 me newcoumy out of part of Union, called Snyder, bounded and described as follows, viz : FIVE LOTS) adjoining each other, and bounded on the . west by Vine street, north by Market street, , easi oy i lumu sireer,anu soutn tiy an alley, j whereon the Uourl House and County Utlicej i are erected. Also a certaiu lot adjoinin- Plumb street ' on ihe eas, Market street on the south, lot of j John beebold on the west, ana an alley on the ! north whereon the JAIL , erected. Said lot will be sold separate, together wnh the appar-. tenances. Sale to commence a. 10 o'clock. A.M., of id day, when and where the terms and con- itions of sale will be made known by the un I l""? du'y nfr !ITmb,T f wl!.'h,, F v HBNRY U EVER ! HENRY U. EVER. Ncv.IS,I859.JOHK V. BAKUtR. ; 1 i 11 -i..:tj:..H.Tnft ! 1 V UQL 1U n.V.Wm ion HAiii-: on ki:xt. A THE subsenbrr will nlhrr fELh or ! 6: .8 KENT bis lluuse and l.ui, si;uairJ nn , Souih Third sir-el, rppoMie the I.uihrran church, l.ewi.burg. ruei"ii frivrn on Hie first or Ortubrr. For piirlirulais, mqniie nf Braver. Krrin-r &. M'Clur. .r J..hn..n W.nli. Sept. Iti, lS'J EI.IH.V nl liAlU. "brick foundry for sale. .,,1 ,, 'J'be lu!lcrllrl'lllle!l ihe J.!i.r-i,arKt- Iti irk Kouu'lry al lh- vr-l jtl-nd of Maikcrl sir-f. iiiimiIiuj ' . ... . ... ,! ,1.- (Il rri ot'in. ' Macmiierv ! jrns f ihacniuery attached al a laige an.i lint d I'attrms for 1'alt-nl Ri?bi lor Arici.!:tirHl Sttivrs, Ac. It l ir2nr.nl "i? : f the best lora,,o bra s.,o,la!e . smes. ; i.rieior's lime i wholly ri proved in , h , , wUnmei t, uh.eh is ihe reaM.i. he i desires to dispose i f this Foundry. l r any j furiher partirnlr, addies ll.l.l..l r ..i. n. '. i- .'.'! . Feb. H5H I'uion t'o. fa riHE reitlenee of the su!xi nher. on Market street in lh' lior.oizh IJiIa l.ewisbtir?. The hi ne is of BUICK, et finished in every ri".p'Ct. IVrins One half lo be paid between th and Ihe tint day id' April nest; lie balance In be paid in !uo. thre- or live year, a may suit ihe buver. IVssessii n live n nt!V iim. June l(, ISM ISAAC M AI. I KK. FOR SALE OR RENT ! m TWO DOl'lil.i: Fli MK hoi:. J lASKS and l.nt, each suitable l.iil two lamlltes one on .N.-rlh Koui'h stri-n and one on St. John street, for S i II all of ea h of the above H .ues are lor lie: t. 17" .li. for sa. four li-nl lins I i ts on North Filih street. JOHN IIOl (ill TON. I.ewisburz, Jan. 2". !"'. Aent rpnr. snv.r, , f. vera! A I IlKIl K Hi il sl'.si. and 1 ii lit dners, senate , ;',,. B r, ij.-h , 1 I.. IVr'soii wc.'im? lo p;in ha--, v. .1! call on Mr. Jonathan vlol'e. ., h M'-m snrh I'lOatftaLou as ilc v t".v July ft. I r.;,u Ci. .-( U N A FOR SALE. Kj'i! 1 1 ! a '2 'i : .-" ft.d. pr .prtv in.- Ii ust-i. 1 2 no v. A: r v a voi.si: ' , I Kr JV-i i'ii a ha. I to ;t.'V !, FOR SALE. T Clin we" !;r...rri-i-a-rn Msiml at file h;. t e:-i i t the 1. .v 1 -' v, n-1. a 1 iJioije, in I 'ii:i lisri uao ue t. wioh'p. .V r 1 1: Co. I; u nl be suiii on 1 -avof. !.-rr.ts. Impure of Wll.i.IA.Y! 1'KlCK. l.ewist-urr. D". it, I .'. FOR RENT! "'Hi: T I(.KMS orsir ! nt rrp- , n s a S.iinnn. 'i'hv arc -ui.aS Kcr JVrrn arp'v to Jar. J(!I Ii. UNN. 1 oi; saij:. lert In. nt ty (trff. t'f.ijuirt !" lit-avrr, Kreiuer & Viure. IS1T The c-rner hMivpt.Vn-h iJlThird street, occupied by l)r. M left H.:,l.ii-h M;.,. i.r.L. t- r-r- ill i. r l.ere tin-in.-.- i (i.'ifl, tf a. msil tlirivitij 1 ILr IlKlunM'tir.'!. sul. u.eut. HIT. H'i:.-An rxce'leiil Sil ver i.i:vi:k m a tch f. r sa , a, a bargain rnusl no. I ..i 11 . re , I A E. DKNi KM AN UlE, l.e.-knr; WPIC-N WV1I jump into th- W:, Dt C . w all tj.Vf a r: le V anil rerr con't.-na- ble M M.O has been. ntte-.i tip lor ihe espe.-.al arc..i!iiiio.l.-iii..n Pic-N'ic and oilier stnularr n-ur-ii 1 s. T. ni. moderate. Appiv lo J. '.". M. HOI L'L. Lewisbur. June ;l, lsfty. la v u i" l-1 1 k 1: r. y. o v i:i. John B. Linn, TTORi:" IT MW-niTice his Bouse on N. Marke; M. l et. 1st A : A sou 1:1. 11. mtiMc. Alluriiry at l.aw. FFICE on S..iih Second near Maiket M. ITAII Professioi.al llusiness entrusted to his care will be iaithfull v and proinpily alien lied to . Sept. 1 1, I s.17 FiaST AR31VAL! 71 ST rote ! veil a lame a n;I vanVtl l assortment of (.(KIDS adapted to th season and wnits ot the coinii.uiiitv, wimh will be sold verv low. C.ill and see. Ii K A V K K, KKKMCK .Mcl LI KE. Sept. 1 1, '5I Anotlirr Chance for Cheap 1'iclures. MRKOTVI'f.s will he taktn at MOW. A RV sky I. i'.-ht Gallery, at reduced rales for a limited tune. Trices rancm; from SO cents upwards. This reduction is made to prepare for the introduction of extrusive 1111. provements. The reduced prices will not te continued Ions. Ihereli re all desiring cheap pictures should rail immediately. l.ewisburp;, Sept. I I, 1S.,:. TIIOS. i.. (.It Ii: It HAS just received a splendid assortment of the very I est, chcip. st and most lasluoiiable Jcwrli j 111 the market. His Stock comprises llrravt I'Iiim, I lia in. Lar llinv. l'inut'r It inc. Urai -lisi. M- Itulloni. MlliN,.U,J.c, which will be sold extremely low for Csh. He respectfully asks the patron.iite f a;l his old customers; and also invites new ones to give hun a call before niakin? iheir pur chases. Call at ihe sisn of the Hi: Watch, Market street, east of Second. Dec. Il,'5 F ASHIOX AULK Hats and Caps Hood Hats and Caps Uncap Mats an ' Caps A very large slock of Hats and Caps 1 Voung tienfs styles Hats ai.dCapU- B ys' and Children's IC, a. Caps- eady and for sale by the only in Lewisbure Now rea. Hatter in l.ewisbur? . . . CAUTION. J HEREBY notify all person, not to trnM 1 or haroor my wile El.znUth or daughter Mar, L.vrf,",,,,, ,hey have been making many debts that I know nothing of. which I i " n7 pay unless compelled by law, and further I Wlii nn,ril an..i.K. ... . person or persons whshallTrus, th m wi.l out my knuwlede or c..s.n. r -i-i-,"u"' o. .aw aamsi any w'rt B'jirlo'. "ci. il, is:.9. Johx VLMI. -novr rxri.tr. m sixth Aivvt onct. ML.M, mui rjrUI.sl Cri, IB u.i.O.r (vluu. l VARIETY STORE AMI l'OKT OFFICE. LATMiK scbpl) of Bi)(iksfSiatif)ner, i V IVrlumei v, Jewelry, Toys, Conlecta'a. eries, Tas, jiees, Fiuit, Nut, Uakkttt, I'u itne, and a aneiy of MCK N AtKs fit sale . lit-up at the 7 6j i.kvv i.-ei no rosT orntE. I'LL'lli AND TINE Oil. rante had at ih'e 1' I'Of T OFFICE J i.m: i; id i'kns f e l;3fl at the i r La'iev an (irntt eia I osr OFFICE (I.M.KAI. ftus ol CAMhOH ,nu ush,t i: i:k.i. tlls i t ) Ht'-asi i ins ar,l r.ar King ran it hti very rhap at the J'O.-T OFFICE 1)111 Kit, r.n?i. Laid and Ti ultry takes m ) Cirl.ar.ge .Vr tioods at the POST OFFICE Fi: V I rues of Kama, Fip, l'.:.s I'r:n.e 1'iunes Icr fale at the POST OFFICE 1 l.i hl.s ior .r i..d -fai.yk.7j I pr " r!lJ aliei.dtd lo al ihe K T OFFICE IAl.lLran find Ihe lartesl and 4., jlt,r(. i ii.n.tol I.eiier am: N'"te I'AI'KK Edttl. i j'ts Ac. at ihe TOST OFFICE A lift I. rr l(.t at Johnson's ff! Chtnj) I!ot,t ,: hoe itore."" CHEAP FOR CASH! VKW Si.x k (if Iinois anl Shoes veit dor to J. A J. ai Si:, re. l.ewuburr. uhre ni.iv 1 - f, m.d : rl.rapen v,.r tier l!-i r-aee.rii iiii-uke. Calland ex yi ur.-elvrs ai.d save at least SS ;' " (ri m io $3 1 1 n'h A Bi xVIh.r. i to is ' ; r: s iu f,i , 75 r,t '" SVrto! 1 a oLrluie clearer than the ani;n r i. M . : in, I 1 !! Ols. .-, the e s;, k u hand. ' & IJacer. MACE t ma'erial. ar.J war ol hi nie-made rlr which will Le o.d To o::m:ii l:r AliMNi; ,!-, t "I'-.rri! r r. snrrtet notice, d. JOHNSON. . Or". 4. i.',n. KCWRY'b EKY-LIGKT GALLERY, O. ' i J -. 'i'l'ii : 'n'. Hard are ft.-rt, iu -i i I: .1 -l.t,.i.' slice Sure. Mark. I. V UZLMXOTYrES, r.i r siv;e. In addition Vc . 11. ti. :i-l.::l - r I 5'I.or o 1 :i .; s. i in r.i w j rijartd to lake iai-e i i sn:ai!, ennai to ! 1-M ir-a.te il Hfciir. Also. HAtlO. I i lls. Thesf pi.-inris are c. doreii 11. rrp. ',; a",! ate Mip iii r to an oil painnnf. ''" - :,;a' '!v "' express,,. n a framrea ii.i: en ier. luctd or.lv tv the Camera. Ihe e pi lures are ra!er.trd, and I have the t-:.K.e rti-he M tnion counv. Call an .x.i.i. r.- sp.c.nier.s. Apn'l SI, !la. Sew (Imh liir the Million. J. SCivREYER & SOW n .WE jii-i reicned iheir cneral snpp'r .1 lioods for liie FALL AND WINTER - 1 Their slock consists in jart vl iht hit. si ai.d 11,1 1 i.is:.ii nab.e stiles of in h as tn.m Is. M.miles. ;;ks. Berepes, Tw silts, La;r es. I.uirhnms I'mut ..f ail patient. Y 11. nr.r 1 il . 'ns. I. aces. H. nnels, 'Trin. minss. Hi sierv. 'i es, H.ln 'keri hiefs, Ac. or: 1 m: (iknti.kmkv lia e a h. av ,i.un,rrjt of Cl. ihs. 1J11 Mir.pre. Cr.iv Cut. nn. Vest i ss. Half Hose, s. ai d all 'her d e rrirti. ns of niariiln e n rr." inu h ran 1... 1 Le alt 11 in this rejricn. Call at. l o.ke a h i k at our assrrtir.ert, ai d yon u : I e c. Mince I ihat y 0 ran't do t er ai l u ere e. I i- ( . nntrv Produce J. fCHKEVEK A SON". tak.'n is o.inj, t..i-t.irc .-t is iiwHHum. jos. a Ross. j.j. nun Sv.1? Lew i.-sLur I'latir.i; m 1 . . '. - kSjxs -.-2sa3 .eep constantly on hand and I" rder ITvuriiic. Milillf, looi . -ali. Miullfrs). IiIIkiIs, I oil I (lilies, ol an 1 annus, and all , h,. r d.si r ptu ns ot Wood Vl'uk ns4 III Pllll.ll! 2. Oi l. rs resrectlul'y sol.ctfd and prompt! h I' d. A.! w. ik wariai. led io eive satislacuan IV An r.xtrr.sire !. t .1 Lumber cf all i.'e- r:pt:. i,s 1 n Lard I. r sa.e. ,('. rr, .rth fecund strut, Lturiiburg.ra April i-J. !-:.. 3 FCR SALE. 40 Si liclarkhll "f the - Inn Hty I ',.,. ,f. ( u,i,s,.- Address Bi X Irj?', '"'siuie p. o. May S7, ls5K. NEW FIRM IN THE OLD MIOP! The subscriber respi ctiiiity ai.ni tiiire to ihe cii.zens 0 l.ewisburs'and vieiiiiij that ihev have ftrffitJ a Tarli.er.sh:p in the Tailoring Business, at the well-known stand of James Cr'SweHco .Market street, where thiy are prerarrd to ''"' IA MAKE f "ti'ir'er in tte very lest mi r. Men's and Pois' 4 lofllrtt f eieiy iie cnption on sh. ri n. lire. Me a sh are . ; ihe put lie pair. r,. ce JA!I 1 IUsWFl-1., j. r. st hakker. I.ewisburi. April 1, Is."'. HOUSE BUILDERS, T AKE NOTICE! The tit.iiersicned ire appoimed Asenis for the sale of lluin , t:iinN .v t induti ):ih of all sics, made of ice hist n.aiena!. Ad w..i k warranir.1. tV Made 1 y l..ll.?l,K0t T, ilushesviKe, I'a. and I. r -a'e t.'. J C s CAI.UWUI.L. I.rw.shure I "R s.; K. CIIEAI'-A lay !'' VWmii!;' kn:fr, a co ri ve i: lei. I ari.cle fiT I' 1 inters to nun .. mi lo 's. Ac. May J-..-.'. C.J.M'.i;l..B."'k B;cdrr. Ko GrindsteDes.Grcceiits, oi Hockey Coats, 1)1 T hundreds t. Hats and Caps cf ) liiie-t siyles.a 1 111 : r- cheaper ihan ran t l.'i.nd elspu lu re. Cail and see them at C'onoi,' yi.f Minu'H ttiry, u i.-! ury. 1 a J. SCHREYER & EON w .,. ,,N, ARRIVAL 1 I AX, !, . dVLiiJ.e." 1 I ( i e hiot d ' Sce ..i.ne 1.1 liars ai.u s .rr r ...... ujr. Also a srneral assi r'ment f " 5 Trimmings. Colli na.'es. Cassimrrs which will l e sold cheap. May 15, l-.'9. . .1 ,!'. 'o Uet Hooks aniiomr. .. . olihaiW,...! on hand or to order h " iLe-isburs Bo. Lender. I H: ' - " . UKHU IHT. ilTIT. ,kel sireet, next pt. V -i.f.vmmii i.i:. Po Ruler's Si. re I i I, i....l. c e..U..lrr. f , j , ; ,lsl. .....:. .hrrrlt. '''" cts st;.E.. . aat'.L.I .wi.lt
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