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TV ft - . Thf Lewubum CHKnXICLK,
f t4ilid am tha Utfh jrrtem, hw tha larKmt uul bt-st
irvlatioa of any Nvwympnr in L'nioa County.
Freedom, national; Slavery, sectional
sPttyl'alK PBOTKt III). TO AMLIM A. I.MUsTUT,
AND
f vt ea jtbrr hrh r Wave Territory bj Eurasian,
raectissi , or I'viHiur!.
Th. ,W are, and will he the two la.!lnr Print-!.!.,
totire the country, until they are victorious; .nl we
Mil them to our ai..t-hel. thereto float autil they
Ml triumph ah ire the Nitlioaal Caj.lUil al Wuli-Inarton-
iSitttr; JVivr' Jottntdt.
aw-Tle Opposition Nate f narration, to nominnte a
..ait I, T i for (Jof rn r. Ae in apimlato.1 to aeeeuit.le at
uu.ewe') oo V, fcIt--OAV the JZi FcnatalT. IMKI.
HarDmocunc St.t Cuxr., Uubisii, Put. at.
fJjCu 11X3X0 DtM. C05TSST103I, Mosiur, Ar:l 23.
tftJNamoiiat Rkp Cosr., CmcAoo, Weil, Jest 13.
Tfclrty-81xth Congress . -1st Session,
The Southern Democracy still resist
tba passage of the plurality rule or toy
Other wJ of electing Speaker, nd ere
growing more insolent aud treasonable
eeerj dy. Mr. Sherman as he has from
the first is willing to withdraw in favor
of any nan who ein command more votes.
Mail contractors are throwing op their
routes and the Nullifies rejoice at the
lrjury they are infiicting !
A Usion MctTiNa and a '-Union"
PaHTT. Some of the leading members of
the Opposition to the Democratic party,
desirous of forming an opposition party
less objectionable than the avowed pritici
plc9 of the Republican party, bad a grand
nilirinnr at tha Aeademv of Musiu on
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atnrday night, to maugurato the move -
ment with a dinner to ths Hon. liailie
Peyton, an old line Whig, and once a iis -
l, , ; r. .
tioguisbed representative in tongress from
Tennessee. There was a large assemblage
a ., it.. ir.
of seolemen, and, what isa tovcl feature
j . political meeting, a great nuuiber of
lavuiea. xuerc was a eiuguiar cviuuiuaiiou
f mlitmitfit Whiv. Itpnobliran r,,l
a r. nf Smnih-rn Vorthnrr.
timents, of which btrnion'zsd fraternally
till about the close of the meeting, when
Mr. Mavntrd. of Tennessee, took occasion
to pitch wickedly into the Uepublican pr
ty, protesting that if tbo candidate of the
Chicago Convention, should be elected
President, the Union would be as good as
done for. This being spiritedly replied to
with dissent, produced great fulling and
aoms hisses, and the festive party broke up
with rather a divided feeling as a basis for
tw Constitutional Union party to rest
upon
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ins ouuiueru .cc'iag is so uoi,
jasiBow, ruai, assoon as ii comes iu cou -
HC,.a,uc cu uer a,.. iuu ..... .
il is sure to create a fizzle. ITiilaJifphia
Ltdgrr.
Fleeing From toe Wbatd. It is re
tnarkall) bow some Disunion Demicra's
have cooled dowa their ardor siuce
the call for the National Republican Con
vention was issued. That call gave plain
warning in the approaching election of a
Republican President, their treasonable
conspiracy would be dealt with as it de
serves; and the consequence is that since
then it has been kept very quiet So far :
as we remember, no Democratic members
of Congress since threaten the destruction
of the Union 'either on or before the 4th cf the incidental profits of the office were
nf March, 1801; while Gov. Wise and i circulated. Rut all were in vain. Inde
Viee President Rrcckenridgo, both under j . nt memh.r. from aII naM. ,j
tress of weather as presidential cand:
dates, have taken the hint, and have loudly
protested that tbey are Union men. Tuis,
however, doesn't amount to much. The
demseratic party is thoroughly corrupt and j
faithless with regard to the Union. Like
the lata Mr. Calhoun, whose doctrines and
policy il has adopted, it holds the Consti
tattoo as inferior in importance to slavery.
Bather than that slavery should be
restricted to its present limits, the Demo
crat! would let the Union slide. It is
time this spirit and this party were put
down, and that the Government were
ewmitled to men who will maintain the
Uaisn at all hazards and under all circum-
ataaeea. And if the mere call of a Nation-:
aa Aepaeuean convention nas provea so :
n te n ? ! .
MelOJ ID reducing toe lever oi tne uemo-
ratio Ditonionists, there can be no doubt '
that tba election of a Kepubliean I'rcsi-i
dea-t M Id work an efficacious and per-
anenl eore, which would remove all taint
oi i awaniuD waiauy tor ever. mt-
burg Gatette. j
r- Tc. .,7, T" V '
a .. bear nothing more in the St. Louis
Baaeraaflha late ailer-ed insurrection iu
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Itolivar. Mo., we lake it for ranted that i
ZZZZSS tuC&Jj tia ! 5 A;i.h'Vd 3 th ; ; to disagree . toMZZSZZZ
VZZnZ - V franco with which th tl
darkies of notions touching their privileg-1 h"e rcfri"e1 engaging in exciting ,he way . or that0, bringing back the govern
as, was at the bottom of the affair, and 80(1 discussions, while the pledges . ,ent u. a system of honesty and rigid econo
that Iboae whose fears magnified it into a ! of government remain unredeemed, my. If there be ,y such man, he ought to
.1. . . nK .i., i ; and her honest creditors are suffering, mer- j o over to Ihe enemy al once,
lava insnrreotion, are ao much ashamed arDrobation of this 1 The 9lh specification is a bold assertion or
fif their cowardice that they have not a 1 "s lue, ,0il c ,ul PPr"-'to- ot. ; Gov. Wlse's extieme doctrine on this .Hiib
word mora to say. We ask the St. Liuis ! eDeral Asscroblj, and the people ot this , ,ubjeelt and lhe party cr p,rtl(.s tha, wj,
Democrat what has become of the insur- LoIB',lD , 1,' , - ' sla,,d by ,his resol'lliun' ca ot fail to win
jjjaj Chicago Dem. Aeswre ', That Pennsylvania remains, I the respect, if not the support, of even feonth-
' as ever, faithful and true to the Constitu-1 ern fire-eaters. This is marching straight up
Tka Commissioner from South Carolina tiou and the Union, and determined that to ,he requirements, which from day to day
19 the Bute of Virginia, has reached Rich- j they shall be m.intaincd that the trea- i naTe bce" Tr T,' l". B,'"Try i0
rri.. ..'.I. r .v., H .. . r i- .. j t. .i. i the preservation of our interstate relations.
. 7 J .- P , - .7f ' ; 0D!l'J'e "''cats oi disunion utterca Dy the Mr. Buchanan can see no power in the Con-
Wa wish bin to have a fair and lull op-. adherents cf the present National Admin- sinution to authorize him to put a slop to
portonity to elaborate the views which be istrati jn cn llie floor of Congress, will not lawless invasions of the States and Territo
ia charged by bis State to present to Vir-I deter her nsorle from the eXDression of , ries, excpt upon terms, the execution of
a-iaia. And, after hearing him, we shall I
Ti u ,;,. ,r j. !
then apeak out as our own notions of doty
and patriotism shall demand of us." Vir
ginia it scarcely prepared yet for the ex
treme opinions of South Carolina.
Tba Legislature of Virginia having au
thorised a special term of the Circuit
tTonrt for the county of Jefferson, Judge
arker bas directed notice to be given
that Ike term will be commenced en the
first day of February next. It is under
stood that Stephens and Unlet t, two of
tba Harper' Ferry conspirators, wilt then
b tried.
Geo. W. Bowman, of the Constitution,
I elected Printer, by ibe Senate, having
27 oat cf 48 otes. lie was bitterly op- j
posed by Southern Democrats, chiefly for
tha reason that bis editor is ao uncatural-
ised foreigner.
Notwithstanding all the nnn-interenorse
threatening, the New York correspondent
of the Pbilad. Ledger says Southern mer
chants ara comiog on just as usual.
The Minnesota D emocracy declare for
Douglas and Dred Scott.
James Harlan. Kcp. is re elected U. S.
Senator from Iowa.
Leo i si, ATf re. Uov. Dr. DeWitt is
re-appointed State Librarian, by an unani
mous vote.
The Committee to examine the contes
ted seat of T. W. Duffield (Dem.) of Phil
ad. (who was returned as elected by 2
vote) find upon re-counting that Dr. Wi
ley, his opponent, has rmjority of 1 3 votes.
The Commissioners to codify tbo laws
of the State have mado a long and able
Report.
Petitions for, and romonstranccs against
the repeal of the Schreyer's Gap and Me
Call's road, are presented in the House,
orrosmox ctrix rnit sutk tkkihiueb mil
lllKli MlMINAim
IIarrisul HQ, Jan. 13. The Opposition
members of the Legislature met in caucus
at 3 o'clock this afternoon, to nominate a
candidate for State Treasurer. After a
brief conference, a motion was made by
the friends of Mr. Moore to adjourn until
8 o'clock this evening, which, after consid
erable discussion, was lost by a vote of
51 to 32. This vote being regarded as a
test of the strength of parties, Speaker
Lawrence who had been authorized so to
do, withdrew the name of Mr. Moore, and
the Hon. Eli Slifcr was then unanimously
nominated for re-election as State Treas
urer. On the motion to adjourn the caucus
until 8 o'clock, which was strenuously
urged by the friends of Mr. Moore, and
the vote was as follows :
ft.fj (B3fi) Alii,llQ. iuiwIv-t.-buuciho-. iut..
hllmiker, ttitelinni:. tireen. uineemein. no n.ut. hrnnet'
I irv. Laan-nre of llui'l:in, Woor.,0 Neil, Pancrtmat. Ptva-
, t,u. UitT. Kou. s-iu-r. .si,.M.hrrj, str.,nr. smt
''f:,'' '"'i Waitar, aj ana Wiiiuuha,
: ''nmikts. pinnej, rn-iri., or.CI. nit. imhrie,
Irish, Ketchum, Iiudi.n, SI C'lare. Mere.ltth. Calmer,
, lvu Klllh,rirj. ah .,mtMn. v.rju.,.f.n..(,.) Aek-r
1 r-ri,w. Kaini. it-t. n..er, itrewnter. uryoon. Buriev,
' Cm-1, t'ruli. Ourborouli. Kcamao. ti,v. I' raster, tior-
d uraL.in..rnutUr.iiwi..uiorHa-11'initon. iiarr.
; ZjXP:
: rroi!.nui. Mjietier, stuea.i. lavior, iii'.m.ii.(arouin,
' "-M!ler, W ilaiton, and iiicnir-4a.
This vote demonstrated the stenth of
1 ' j ' " '"
I y-fhc re-eloction tf Col. Clifer for
i Stl,B Treasurer, is a just tribute to his
j merit, and a sensible measure in those
j having choice of that officer. No State
Treasurer it is admitted on all hands
has ever discharged the duties of that office
with more benefit to the State, or with less
suspicion of improper ue of the funds in
his charge. It is of much mors conse-
1 . ...I ,., .. . rr
i tiuencc to me people manual eiaee be well
: uiii-oi, than that constant changes should j
jncrCilse ,he Tlci 0 gettiri
getting a bad and
faithless incumbent. The pica of "rota
tion" was all that was urged against him,
except that his depositaries were some
times Democratic Hanks. Rut this al.-o
was no serious objection, so long as he
transacts his business through the best and
safest institutions, without requiring that
ail should be of one party. There was a
tremendous effort made for a new man
offers of votes for Governor, U.S. Senatir,
&-, were uoblushingly alleged to be in
market and ridiculously false allegations
friends of all the candidates for Governor,
rallied around him and gave him 22 ma
jority in caucus over all opposing caodi-
dates. At his election, on Monday last,
he received 81 votes, and Jud-e Mavnard.
I ' O 4 J
of Lj coming, received 41.
Voice of Fencsvlvanla !
The following we understand to be the '
resolutions which passed each I ranch of I
our State Legislature, by a vote of over ;
2 to 1 all the opponents being Demo-1
crats so-called : j
IicvJcr.1. lie the Senate. Ac. That the
firm ud ditiuiQed course nursued bv the
- ' . II
Kpresentatives in Cougress from I'tDDsyl-
raUja, who have opposed the present faith-
c$8 aoJ corrupt National Administration j
i the protracted contest in reference l0
tUe dccion of a Spe.kcr-their patriotic !
auJ atcadfast determination to perform
their duly as maotlcsted in their continued
(Torts to secure an organization of the
House of R presentatives without delay,
""j in futb Vknne'; V ? "Pose ,he
"!-rr';tices of the administration, pro-
,ue iniereaiso. luccouuiry,
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their political views, and the proper pro- '
- : t . . i . t . . .!
lec.iou oi ucr lo.crests, ou. win do ireaieu
with the utmost contempt and scorn, while
any attempt to carry such threats into ex-
eeution, will fce met by her determined
resistance.
RestJtetl, That a copy of these resolu
tions be set t to each member of the Peon-
sj'vania delegation in the House of Kcp- 1
resentatives.
Gov. Letcher's recommendation to the
Virgiuia Legislature, for a National Con
vention, to amend the constitution of the
United States, so as to give greater pro
tection to the institutions of the South,
does not meet with a great deal of faor
in bis own State, and it would certsinlv i
be a has, dous experiment, in the present JV
state of political parties, to submit the . it mast'aot De iJrgotten, that the extension of
fundamental law of the country to any j the invitation to the other two parties, men
change upon this snbjcet. The constitu- tio-ied by name, was made at the express de
lion now provides all the guarantees which sire of their representatives in Congress, so
are requirej, if they were only faithfully lhM ,nM Pf ni? lhe r to be.Pn'es,
. ' J J a well aa in all nihers who njir be winine lo
adhered to.
Martin Koti'a died on the 27th April, I
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xooj, on a sugar estate in toe oniric, ot
Ana :tl.D, Uua'eaiala. j
UNION COUNTY STAR
I ram ike -Italllnorr rat-lot," a IrsSlut paper li
ike Male of HtirjU"".
NATIONAL POLITICS.
A National Republican Conventicn.embra.
cing Republicans, members of the People's
parly of Pennsylvania, members of the Oppo
sition party of New Jersey, and all others who
are willing to co-operate in support of the
candidates, then and there to be nominated
for President and Vice President, has been
officially called to assemble at Chicago on the
13th of June, 1860 delegates from each Con
gressional District, and four from ihe Slate at
large, are to constitute the Representatives.
The basia on which the convention is call
ed, according to the terms of the notification,
is, Opposition
'1. To the policy of the present Adminis
tration ;
2. To Federal corruption and nsurpation ;
3. To the exleusioa of Slavery in the Terri
tories 4. To the new and dangerous political doc
trine that the Constitution, of its own force,
carries Slavery into the Territories of the
United Stales ;
6. To the re-opening of the African Slave
Trade ;
G. To any inequality anion' citizens ;
7. And who are in favor ol the admission
of Kansas under the constitution recently
adopted by its people :
8. Of restoring the Federal Administration
to a system of rigid economy, and lo the prin
ciples of Washington and Jefferson j
9. Of maintaining inviolate Ihe rights of
the Stales, and defending the soil of every
State and Territory from lawless invasion ;
10. And of preserving the integrity of the
Union, and the supremacy of the Constitution
and laws passed in pursuance thereof, against
'the conspiracy of the leaders of a sectional
party to resist the majority principle as estab
lished by this government, even at Ihe expense
of its existence."
The first ground of opposition, it seems to
us, would have been all sufficient, and, had
we had the anthority, we wonld have limited
ihe call to this comprehensive proposition,
for it is broad enough to combine all ihe ele
ments of hostility to the ruling dynasty, which
is little more than an expression in itself of
every conceivable sort cf tnal-adminislraiion
! and heresy against the Constitution and our
institutio.is as established by the fathers.
But, as ihe authors i f the call have deemed
it wise to amplify somewhat, let us look into
these specifications, and see what tbey really
mcau.
Every one will understand th: 1st and -1
specifications. Open and unblushing corrup
tions and usurpations constitute the very ex
istence of the Administration policy, and the
only way to save our institutions from posi
tive and final destruction is to drive the dynas
ty out of power with a universal shout of in
dignation. Il has earned the wages of politi
cal sin, and nothing remains but to discharge
the obligation. Let it be consigned speedily
, ,u. rmln.Val tli that it m.ri.
The 3d and 4th propositions, it will be seen,
embrace good old Henry Clay Wbigdcctrtnes
on this subject. He was utterly opposed to
the extension of slavery iuto free Territories,
and said, be would see his right arm drop
from his shoulder, before he would lift it in
snppurt of any such policy. And though the
black heresy that the Constitution plants sla
very by its own inherent power in the Terri
tories, bad not yet reared its black head dis
tinctly above the horizou, yet Mr. Clay fore
saw it, and met it on a hundred occasions, in
his public speeches, directly and indirectly,
with withering denunciations and irresis
lable demonstrations of its unsoundness.
But we are content to rest the fallacy of this
outrageous doctrine upon the Hen. Reverdy
Johnson's recent arguments against it. In
spired with the principles of the great Amer
ican master of political economy, at whose
feet he sat for so many years with such emi
nent distinction to himself and bis teacher,
he leaves the heretic at the head of the gov
ernment, and his Attorney Black, not an inch
of ground to stand upon. Well may the Chic
ago Oppositionists call for a Union in support
of these indestructible principles. We know
of no Opposition man iu the whole country,
who will refuse to sustain these propositions.
The 6th specification is one that every
American citizen ought to approve by his
vote and bis acts. It is a timely assertion of
the right ot every toreigu-born citizen to be
protected by Ihe whole power of Ihe Govern
ment, should be chance to return to the coun
try of bis birth, or when he is traveling abroad.
He is entitled to as much protection as a na
uve born citizen, for he has been made a citi-
zen without reservation. No more shameful
Ltclerc letters, we hope, will ever emenate
Irom the Siaie Departmect, let the Secretary
.J. ln ,reign countries. We must either a'
sen the entire right of a foreigner to absolve
himself from allegiance, which is a political
duty, or surrender il at once. Justice lo our
naturalized citizens demands action on this
subject, and this issue should be boldly made
next fall.
No man in the Opposition to Ihe eorrnpt
wh'ch is ,mnsl impossible. The Chicago
Opposilionisls propose to inaugurate the ex-
of lbls power a, , conslllIllioilal ,.,
Kh.ch it is the duty of the President to resori
to whenever ihe occasion rises, let the inva-
sion come Irom wnat quarter it may. We
i are gial to see inai our -sorinern or
glad to see that our Norihern brethren
stand upon no idle distinctions.
The lOih proposilioa is well taken. It
meets a uer slate of things. It strikes right
ai the root of Abolitionism that spits upon the
Constiiotion and refuses lo bow to the will of
maioriiies. It deals a stunning blow to the
conspiracies of that Disunionism which has
found some forty advocates on the lloor of
Congress wilhio ihe present month. Every
Unionist, everywhere, will not fail to welcome
this expression of hostility to such a revolu
tionary spirit, from the Northern and Wes
tern OpposiUon parties. It can be responded
to by the whole Southern Opposition, as
sound doctrine.
co-operate upon the basis set forth, the Con
vention divests itself or aa exclusively tie
publican east, and becomes to that extent a
puuiicao cai.
N4,ionai Opposiiion one. Ii remains to be
teen how the invitation will bt responded to.
& LEWISBURG CHRONICLE JAN. 20, 1SC0.
Halifax, Jan. 23 The steamship
New York, from I'remen, via Southamp
ton, on the 2'Jth olt., put into Halifax
this afternoon, short of coal.
The Chinese Government had applied
for the mediation of the United States in
the difficulties with France and England.
Thcship Flora Temple, with 800 coolies,
bound for Havana, was wrecked in the
China Seas.
A Spanish Princess hid been born.
Tbo recent pamphlet on the European
Congress and the Pope, which is ascribed
to the pen of the Emperor Napoleon, had
given umbrage to the Pope, and he refuses
to enter the Congress unless the rumored
authorship is officially denied.
Salty. The rate of taxation fixed upon
in San Francisco for 1S59-G0, is $3 10
per $100 of taxable property. The rate
in New York is only 81 79 per 100; and
that is considered a heavily taxed city. Iu
Philadelphia the rate of city taxation Las
been fixed at $i 75 on the $100.
Adjourned Court I'rot'Iamation.
Whereas, the linn. Abraham S Wilson, Pre
sident Judge fur the 20th Judicial District of
Pennsy'vania, composed of the counties of
Union, Mitllin and Snyder, and Philip Ruble
and John WSimontnn, Esq's, Afsnciate Judges
for Union county, have issued their precept.
bearing date the 31th day of Dec., 1351),
sn.l In m. il I r.Aiu.l In. tti. hn i inn n 9 t'nnrt
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of Common Pleas at Lewisburg for the connty
of Union on the Ahnday .. Kbruarg mtl,
(being the (ih dav) IHfiO.and to continue one
week, .U I let is iherelore hereoy given to
Witnesses aud all persons interested in the
Issue List, to be then and there present and not
depart without leave. Jurors are requested
to be punctual in their attendance at the time
appointed, agreeable to notice.
Given under toy hand and seal at the Sher
iff's OlHce m Lewisburs:. the 7lh day of Jan'v,
A T). IS60, and in the eighty-fourth year of the
Iiideppndence of the U.S. of America.
God save the Commonwealth !
JOHN CROSSGROVE, Sheriff
t'nlon County Court Proclamation
WHEREAS, the Hon.AB'.M S.WILSOX.j
President Judge for Ihe 2mh Judicial j
District of Pennsylvania, composed of I lie j
counties of Uni'Mi, Milllin and Snyder, and!
Put lip Kfiii. and Js VSmnToa Esqs., Asso- j
ciateJadgesin Union county, have issued their ,
precept, bearing date the lih day of Dec. '
Matt, and to me directed, for the holding of an ',
Orphans' Court, Court of Common Pleas, Oyer :
and Terminer, and General l'.iartcr Sessions j
at LEWI-SBURti, for the county of UMOX, !
on the second MONDAY of FEB'Y (being the 1
ltf'li day) 1SOO, and to continue one week,
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor- i
oner. Justices of the Peace aud Constables in
and for the county of Union, to appear in their '
own proper persons wiih their records, inqiti- :
sitions. examinations and other remembrances ;
to do those things which of their offices and in !
their behalf appertain to be done ; and all Wit-1
nesses and other persons prosecuting in behalf 1
of the Commonwealth against any person or i
persons, are required to be then and there
attending, and not depart without leave at their :
pern, jurors are requesteu ut oe punctual in
their utiendance at the appointed lime agreea
ble lo notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the Sher
ifl's Office in Lewisburg, the 12th day of Ja
nuary, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty and ihe eighty-fourth
year of the Independence of Ihe United Stales
of America. God save the Commonwealth!
JOHN CKOSSGROV'E.Sheriil
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given to all con
cerned,that the following named persons
have settled their accounts in the Register's
O.fice at Lewisburg, Union county, and that
the said accounts will be presented for confir
mation and allowance at the Orphans' Court,
to be held at LEWISBURG, for the county of
Union, on the third Friday of FEBRUARY
next,being the 11th day ol said month, viz :
1. The Account of Edward Wilson and
Charles Wilson, Administrators of Ihe estate
of Samue It'iAoit late of the Borough of New
Berlin, dec d.
o 'i-i.. . .rri. r T . r' l
4 . i lie at. ovum u. muiii.i lid, c..iuitiu fill! ;
of Stirah Vrier (now Sarah Goodlander) a mi
nor child of Mrs. Elizabeth Trice, late of Lew
isburg. dre'd.
3. The Account nf Edward Ranck and Sa
rah Goodlander. Eiecuttirs of the last will
and testament of Vttut GwHJlanJer lale of
White Deer '1 wp., dee'd.
4. The Afconnt of Helen C. Hayes, Admin
istrator of David Hayes, dee'd., who was one
of the Administrators of H. (!. 11. Hayes, lute
of West Buiraloe Twp., dee'd.
5. The Account of Samuel S. Darber. Ex
ecutor of the last will and testament of Kuney
Yamalziih late of lhe Boroueh of Milllinburg,
dee'd. GEORGE MERRILL, Register.
Register's Office, Lewisburg, Jan. 16, 1PG0.
rrothonotary's Notice.
"lyrOTIt'E is hereby eiven to all persons in
terested, that Ihe following Assignee Ac
counts have been filed in Ihe I'rolhonntary's
office at Lewisburg, Union county, and that
the same accounts will be presented to the
Court of Common Pleas of said county, on
Friday, the 17ih day of February next, for
confirmation and allowance, to wit:
j e account nf Joel Riehl, Assignee of
Yott Yuder, of Limestone township.
The account of George Dreisbach, Esq,
Assignee of E. B Walter, of MitHinburg.
The account of David Shaffer, Assignee of .
Henry Huulz, of West Buil'aloe township.
The account ot t.eorge irreistiacn, .t,sq.
Assignee of David Beaver, of Buffaloe town- ! 011 crcs' m"re or ,,rs5,' won me appur e
. . e nanr.es. A.e as the nrorerlv of J,;-i7i Awarlr.
shin.
The account of Gen. Philip Gross, commit
tee nf Abraham Kut, of Union township now
dee'd. SAMUEL ROUSH, Prolh'y.
Ltwisburg, Jan. 12, 18C0
Wofce.
Union Cffl"fv,: At a Conn of Common Pleas
held at l.ewisonrg in and lor the ;
county of Union on the Sist day of!
December, A.U. I85!, Delore Auram
S. Wilson. President, and 1'hiiip Kuril and
John W. 8imo;'on, Esquires, Judges of the j
said Court, Upon lhe petition of Henry Dief- j
fenderfer, setting form mat on tne istn nay ot
a-rii a d urn. llenrr iikavwters-r, your petitioner. !
April, " . , . , ; . .. , . . .-
Whita Da-r.axeculea v parami Morn, i.iuiiu,iiiiir
.f llie e-Ute or l utmairl DiamaMenia aVcaaam. cf
Mid tow.hip. a eertain iml-ntura or mrUtiire In due
t..rra ol law, whieh ia recorded in Mnripwra H"" A. pi
fi-" f. the aeeurit. of the paTBent of the urn of two
tiiouaand three hundred and SOr-nine dollar, and thirty
.t. lawful nuinev of Uie United late, relation
beini therennto had will Bore fully and at lare appear:
that the .aid Samuel Kanck. lveinr the leftal holder of
IhenM nmrtcase, ha. remoed In Ihe State of Indiana,
... .li-a wllhuttt rntertnic aaiwiaetwin opou mr reeoru
lor llie ame; and thnt partnem nas oeen naip o. an
.... n. amount due thereon, and ha ao continued
for mora than two yeart Therefore paring tha Court to
direet tba SheriB to eerre notire .tsUnx the fart, in tha
petition net forth, npen Wm. J. and A mo. Ranrk. Kiee
ntoraof aaid Samuel Hanrk.deeea.ed, who are In be Smnd
in tha town of IVru. eoonty of .Miami, State of Indiana,
requirlnz then, to appear at the next tern, and an.wer
tbi. petition. And your petitioner further pray, that
npnn dtie proof bein Bade, that tha full amount for
whirh the ntd Boruajre wa. given baa been paid, that
yonr honorable Court will deeree and direet that wia.
faetioR .hall be entered npon tba raeord of the mid mort
gage by the Raeerder of Ml, on pavBent of tba eon I.
due relative to tbe entry of the Mid Bortiraffa orany
liroeerdf nx therenn, and that aatisfaetion ao entered it. all
for ever dieuarde. defeat and release tbe same mortgaire
eeeordlns to act of Aaaembly in aneb eaan Bade and pro
Tided. W bich petition bemr read, an I Court irraBt the
prayer of petitamer Kliariff to fire publie notice, in one
or more newrpaprr. witkin Ibe Bounty, nnoe a week Sir
tour week, crensirely prtnr to next Tern, and mail to
the Kieenum of MM 8anu'l Kanck, deeae4, a naper
er nUlnine tha notiee, to tha neareat poel-oBloa thai can
be amrtalned, irquirmc the Mid partiea to appear nt
next Term and annwer thia petitioa. lty the Court.
WitneM ne hand and real of the Mid Court al Lawla.
burx, thia Hh Oar of January, A.O. ra.
SAX.C.J. KjCiH, l'rothontUry.
Real .Estate.
OK It EXT Two FRAMED HOUSES
uu Sixth Street. Enquire of
WILLIAM FRICK.
Lewisburg, Jan. 9. I860.
Kilt It EXT.
f ITHE HALF HOUSE and LOT on South
I Second Street, I.ewisbiir;;, near the Col
lege Onmnds, now occupied by Capt. Fisher. :
The house is of brick, has large rooms, and
kitrhen on the lower lloor, and on the tut a !
Cistern, Well of Water, linn, &e. Pusses-1
sum given the 1st of April. Applv on Ihe
premises to Mrs. MAK1A C. VI.NCE.NT.
Jan. I I, ISGO.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
BY virtue of sundry writs nf Vend. Ex. and
one of Al. Uev. Fa. issued out of ihe
Court of Common Pleas of Union county.and
to me directed. I will expose to public sale or
outcry, at the places and dales hereioafier
named, viz :
On Fri.r.ty, l7,r 37 of F.bruary, 1SC0,
on the premises, seven certain Tracts of Land,
situate in White Deer township. I. niun county.
ft'o. I A tract of Timber Land, bounded
north by land of S. L. Uerk, east by other
and of Kaufman & Keber. snuth by land of
Daniel Uennage and west by land of S. L.
Beck, containing One Hundred and Twenty
Acres, more or less, whereon is a good Water
Power, with the appuriennnres, 4 c.
No. 2 Bounded north by Tract IVo. I, east
I by other lands of Kaufman & Reber, south by j
land of John Everlind and others, and west
by land of O. F. Miller and Kaufman & R
j ber.cuntaining Two Hundred ami . j ii mi m
- lit
j j.-,),- Acres, more or less. wh.-re-"1 If-sj".!
i ' -,i , i-.,r.,.. :, .., '
Mi Saw Mil!, Thirteen liwellintililrwIS
Houses. Store House, Dank Bam, Mule Sta
ble, and other out buildings, etc., with the ap-
purlenances.
No. 3 Bonnded nr-rth by other land ofj
Kaufman & Reber, east by land of Kaufman
Sc. Reber and J. M. Rinck, south by land ofj
Daniel Dennag', Levi Krister an 1 Javib Dit f-1
fendrfer, ard west by ctner land of K.vjfman j
A Ileber, John Hoch and rilier. coiiLiinin;
O.ie Hundred and Seventy-Futir Acres. m"re
or le'-s, whereon are erected a I'rnme Dwell-;
ir.g House, Rank Earn, V.'ag'n Sued, &.C.,
with the appurtenance.
N 1. 1 Uounde.i norio by lendrf S.I.-.I!e!r,
east by land of Jacob Farley and other land j
id' Kaufman Sc ift her, south and wc.-l by i tlier j
land ol Katifman & Heber, c-.i-irainins (Jae
Hundred and Eighty-Four Acres, more or leasr
wuh the appurtenances. j
No. 5 B lunded north by land of Sj' db
Farley, east by land of the heirs of Frederick
Dieilentlerfer and Daniel .'cii.inis, south by,
laud of L M R inck, west by ether Ian I of :
Kaufman & Krber, e niaining Twenty-Two!
Acres, more rr less, wher. oa are erected a i
Frame Dwelling Rmse. Frame Iiarn andftaw- i
Mill, and other oui-builjjo?, w;iU ti:c appur-:
lenance. '
No. C Iiyun:!e:l ncrth by l."nd of David !
Steimr.er, ea I by land of Henry Dittlen.ler- '
fcr, south by land of George Ilea to, and west
by land of John Dalesman, ctntaiiiinz Seventy-Three
Acres, more or less, whereon are '
erected a Log Dwelling ilon-e. Bank Barn, !
and other out buildings, with ihe appuitcuan
ces. No.7 Defendants inleresl in Timber Tract '
bounded north by land of llubler Albright,
east by land of Christopher Garrett, south by
laud ot John Baker, and west bv land ot fv
L. Deck, containing Fitly Acres, more or less,
with the appurtenances
As the property of VatiJ B. Kaufman Jr
Danitt li. Htber.
At the same and place, another cer
tain Tract of Land, situate in White Deer
township, and county of Union, bounded ot.
the north by public road, east by public road
and land of Kaufman A Ri-ber, south by land !
of John Korh. and west by land of John Ji e,
containing Twelve Acres, more or less.where- j
on are erected a two-storey Kail House, Flame I
Stable, and oiher out-bu'ldings, Ar., with the !
ap pnrtenances, as rhe property of Mn Hupp.
On Thurl,tl( i)tliif lirry,lS(iU,
at 10 o'clock A. M.. at ihe public house of Jo- '
nas Fisher, iu White Deer township. Union
couniv, a certain Tract of fan. I, situate in the I
township and county aforesaid, bounded and j
described as follows, to wit: on Ihe south by i
land now in the occupancy of Jacob Leiser, :
west by otner lanos in ine occupancy oi rtuam
Shreck, on the north by land of James Black
and Samuel High, and on the east by land in '
the occupancy of William Waller, containing !
,,,, . , , , .
annurtenances, as ine nropenv oi
the property of liuni l
Luilwick. now in the hands of Robert Candor
and Joel Ranck, Executors. Notice is hereby
eiven lo "imam waiter. Jarou i.eiser ait.i
j A.Iain Shreck, and all other terre tenants ofj
the land bounded ana described above.
Oo the 9jino day, at 2 o'clock R M , '
at lhe public house of Wm.L. Ritter. in While
Deer township. Union county, a certain Lot !
of Ground, more or less, situate in the town ;
of New Columbia, township and couniv afore
said, bounded on the north by the school hnn e I
lot, east by an allry, south by the church lot j
and wesl by Third street, hereon are erected ,
a two-storey brick Dwelling House, a frame 1
Wash House, frame Stable, and oiher ort- j
buildings, &e., with lhe appuntnance, as lhe '
property of f.'eorge J. Swarlz. I
At the same time end place, two oth-
er certain Tracts of Land, situated in White
neer townshin. and couniv of Union :
Nn. 1 Hounded on Ihe north bv land of
Francis Walker and others, on the east by
laud of David Dennage, on Ihe south by laud
of John Shreck. and on lhe west by land of
Isaac High, containing Twenty-One Acres,
more or less, with lhe appurtenances, &c.
The interest of Jacob Swartz in tract
No. 2 Bounded north by land of Joel Kline,
and others, east by land of William Statten,
south by land of Godfrey Diefienderfer, and
on the west by land of John Kimple, nontaiu-
On Mumiajf, the Y&ihof February, 1SU0,
at 1 o'clock P. M., at the pubi c house of L.
D. Brewvr, in the Borough of Lewisbursr, a
certain Lot or Piece of Ground, situate in
Hartley township, and county of Union,
bounded on lhe north by land of John How
ard, on the east by public rortd. on lhe south
by land of Henry K- Charles, ami on the west
by lands of Levi Bun!, containing Eight I
Acres, more or less, whereon is a young Apple i
Orchard, Ac., with the appurtenances, as Ihe -properly
of Henry B. Char If s. I
At the same time and place, a corliia :
Tract of Land, situate in West BulTaloe town- i
snip and conniy oi cnion, oounitea on tne
,u t. .. i.l f f.rnm;..K M..cnr .. ,i,
by land of John Hauck, on the south by land
of Michael Dunkle. William Ruhl and others,
west by land of Wm. Ruhl, John Ulsh and
others, containing One Hundred Acres, more
or less, whereon are erected a two-storey Rail
Dwelling House, a Dank Barn, and other out
buildings, A c., with Ihe appurtenances, as the
property of Vharlen II. Striaer.
JOHN CROSSGROVE
rnenn.
fSherifi's Office, Lewisburg, Jan. 6, I860
House and Building Lot,
ON South Front street, FOR SALE. The
House is a two-storey Frame, on aehalf
lot with a Stable, and oiher oulbutldines, and
some Fruit. An unimproved half lot adjoins.
Will be sold together, or separately, to suit
purchasers. JOSEPH REED.
Lewisburg, Dec 27, 1859. pd7w
TO
THE subscriber offers for sale several Ar4
BRICK HOUSF.S, and other L'uil-iJ.
dings, situate in the Borough cf Lewisbnrg.
Persons wishing to purchase, will please
call oo Mr. Jonaihan Wolfe, who will give
ihem such information as ihev may desire.
July 5, 185K ti.'sCHNABLE.
ALUAHLE rilOPEIlTY
P 17 It Lie SALE.
. I 1) V an alias older of the Orphan's Court of
ill Union
county, will be sold at Public Uul-
cry, on
Tucwdajr, I tilt of February,
next, the large and commodious two-storey
brick
MANSION HOUSE
and LOT, with the nppnrtenances, property
of the late Jonaihan .Ni'sbil, dee'd, situate in
the liorontfh nf Lewisbtirg. bounded on Ihe
prtsl hir nmnprlv nf l)r. Wm. H.tvpa. nn fh
south by Piueailev.ouihewesl by lotol Wm.
Jones, E, and on Ihe North by Market St.,
numbered in the general plan ol ihe boronzh
PNo. 47. The properly is NEARLY NEW,
tifiii built in u e,mid3 work mintlike mannrr, and
of tuptrior mutaiul g and if wanted for a
Public ll'jiise. cau be made suitable with a
few alterations.
Persons wishing lo purchase can examine
the premises by calling on the subscriber, or
on William Jones, I'.-q , adjoining Ihe prem
ises.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. of
said day when conditions of sale will be made
known.
HI GH P. SIIELLER, Adm'r.
Lewisbnr?, Jun. 20, Ib'io
tlY virtue of an orJer from the Orphans
I)
Court of Union county, I will npose lo
ale, on l!ie premises, on SATURDAY, llie
Mih day of JA.NUARY, 18t;u, al 11 o'clock
n ihe forenoon.
j All ihat Half Lot or Ground, situ
i ale on Market .street, in the borough of Lew
j iburg. Union couniv, numbered on ihe Town
Plot, No. 33, bounded on Ihe east by lol of Jaa.
F. Linn, south by Pine alley, west by Thus,
i Howard, and north by .Market street aforesaid,
I con'ams 3d feet front, on which is erected a
j two-sturey
Frams Dwelling Eonse,
Hi!
! aStiible, Wei!. Cistern, On! Kitrhen. Ac., with
' the appurtenances now occupied by Joseph
Green, opposite the new Presbyterian church.
! Terms Ten per cent, to be pai:t nn the djy
' of sale ; ( lie hall the balance n llie 1st April,
IKi'.U ; an ! llie remain' tr i n li e tsi of April,
; ttiCl.with intern t from 1st April, IS' 0 it.e
1 purchase mer.ey to te secured to the sa:ilVc
lion of the LxecuKT. on t:ik;n'j possession of
the property, on the 1st Ami. I Mill.
JAMES C. .vl l l.t KE, Executor.
I.ewisburg, Dec. '-'U, H.iJ.
CRICK FOUNDRY FOR SALE.
frpr The subscribercirers lo seil ihe
.'! t!arge Diicic Foundry at ihe west
iw'JiiSinii of Maiket street, including
frCTtOT'irii ihe Wareroc m, Ollit-e, and the
Macmiiery attached also a laitre amount of
Patterns lor Patent Rights for Aericullural
Machinery, Stoves, esc. it is regarded as one
f Ihe best locations fi r a goo.!, safe business.
I he Proprietor s lime is wholly enrrosscj
another employment, v. hirh is the reason he
desires In dispose i f Ihis Foundry. For any
luriner particulars, ao!rcs
WILLIAM FRICK, I.ewisbnr?.
Feb. !5s) Union Co. Pa
FOR SALE OR RENT !
j- TWO DOUBLE FRAME HPf- -
LiisESand Lots, each suitable f. iljj.
two families one on North Fourth street and
one on St. John street, for Sale. Hall of each
of the above Houses are for Ret t.
ti?.lso, for sale, four B-iil.line Lots on
North Fifth street. JOHN" HOLGHTON,
Lewisburg, Jan. to, Agent
TOR SALE. j
0s
Sntith Fifih street, a rronertve' '
consisting of a good Frame House JLs H t
on a half Lol of ground. 'Terms eay. Apply
to May 17 A. B. YOhE i
FOR SALE.
rpiIE well known Til crn Maml- j
f at the eat end of tne l.ewibtii?x Jli '
Bridge, in Chillisntianne town hip. North d
Co. It will be sold on reasonable terms. j
inquire cf Wit. 1.1AM FRICK.
Lewisburg, Dec. 17, 1JS.
FOR, RENT!
rpiIE TWO IttlOMS ocrtipied at pre- i
sent by Washington Hiiu-hinson as a
Saloon. They are sui.able for ; I 1 1 1 -. !
For Terms app'y to
Jan. 27. 1S.'S. JOHN B.LINN. I
FO n sali:. '
DESIRABLE ICis i I (i iris: l.ot.33 feel ;
leet front by Itii J tltep. LtM)uire of
Beaver, Xremer A; V'llnre.
frk T O IXT-The corner house.North
JLjM.Third street, occupied ty Dr. Meylert j
TtR51N3 wi.hinir tn entsbit.h Manrafactorir. in a new j
ami tlitiTioj l:tre where l.u.-iDe-. ia good, pee ad
Tertie. Dieiit ot llie ll.imnionton ettUnient. i
New Hotel in Wiffiiiiuars. !
rJ THE subscriber would iepectful!y in-'
inform the Traveling Public everywhere,
lhai he has taken and tilted np the premises '
ol Georce Schoch. in the centre of !
MAIN ST. MIFFI.-IXI.UIaO.
! ers and Iravelers men and beasts in Ihe
best
manner, with Board and Lodging.
Please give me a call.
Ap 1.'59 CHARLES CROTZER.
CO At. COAL (OIL.
rpHE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
a large assortment of lhe very best bha
ruokin and Wilkes-Barre COAL, lor limeand
stove pnrpose, which he will sell at lhe very
lowest prices for Cash or Country Produce.
Also, Blacktmilhs' Coal, I'lurlrr and Sail.
ish it distinctly understood, that I will not
be undersold by any man. Having good
weigh-scales, full weight will be given.
Coal Yard near Weidensaal's hotel.
GEORGE HOLSTEIN.
Lewisburs, May 2T,o.
P I C - N IC.-w
" We'll jump into the Wagon, and all take a ride." ,
t LARGE, handsome
and verv comforta
ble At .it.OX has been
fitted up for the especial accommodation of
Pic-Nic and r.iher similar excursions. Terms
moderate. Apply to J)S. M. HOUSEL.
Lewisburg, June 3, ls.'.fl.
LAW OFF1CK REMOVED.
John B. Linn,
ATTOUXKY AT LAW Office at
his house ou N. Market St. bet. 1st & 2d
.8 Lew isiburg, I'a.
SIJUEL II. OR AT If.,
Attorney at Law.
0'
FFICE on 8oulh Second near Market St.
LE WISHl lii; I'A.
lAIl Professional Business entrusted to
his care will be faithfully and promptly atten
red to Sept. 14, l-7
IJIASHIONABLE Hats and Caps
Good Hats and Caps
Gheap Hats and Caps
A very large stock of Hats and Caps
Young Gent's styles Hats ami Cap,
Boys' and Children's Hals and Caps
Now ready and for sale by GIBSON, the only
Hatter in Lewisburg J
"70R SALE, CHEAP A Lay Pre,, and
Trimming Knife, a convenient article for :
Primers to trim pamrhleis. Ac. j
May Si, 'M. C. J.STAHL.Book Binder. .
i
VARIETY STORE
AND
Post office.
LARGE supply of Books,Stationtry,
il Perfumery, Jewelry, Toys, Confection-
eries, Teas, Spices, fruit, juts, Uasktu,
Pictures, and a variety of MCK XACKH fur
sale Iicap at the -
76;tJ LEWISBURG POST OFFICE.
1
1;
'LU1D AND Pl.NE OIL can be had at tht
POST OFFICE
: Vls.E ,;,,!d ,ENs for Ladies and Gents eaa
A t' ba i '
POST OFFICE
S
EVEKAL sens of CA.MEOS and other
Breast Pins and Ear Rmvs can be bad
very cheap at Ihe 1'0T OFFICE
1) UTTER, Es, Lard and Poultry taken in
) Exchange fur Ooods at Ihe
POST OFFICE
'AM
4 fr.W Boxes of Raisins, Figs, Dales aud
Prime Prunes for sale at ihe
POST OFFICE
ORDERS for Books or hire's of any kind
prumptly attended lo at ihe
j riSTJ)TFlCE
JADIES can find Ihe largest and Ih-,1 nsorw
j ment of Letter and ""'e PA PER.Enva).
opes A c. at ihe POST OFFICE
i knottier 1CI at JODnSOl. H.
a .1 I i -r i .
' Cheap Boot & Shoe StOre-ViT
1
CHEAP FOR CASH!
"EW Stock of Tools and Shoes next
1 1 door to J. & J. Walls Strre. Lewisburr
where may be found ihe cheapest stock ever
oliered in litis plaee.no mistake. Calland ex.
amine for yourselves and save at least 33
per cent.
Men's Boots from ?z to $3
Children's. Ynoth A Boys' from $1 to (2
V omen's Gums f.om 0 to 75 ets
Men's do 87e to I
and evemhiugiu onrline cheaper than Ihe
cht ppest.
A I kirn's r.f Coots, Shoes A Gaiters MADE
TO 0:;DEK, cf the besi material, and war
ranted. A lare stock of home-made work
kepi always :n band, which will be soil
very l-w.
Rt'PAiniXG done at the shortest notice,
by the snbsrnber. WM. JOHNSON.
L trisburg. Oct. 4, 1859.
HOWRY'S SKY-LIGKT GALLERY,
OVER J.s. M Fadden's Hardware Store,
formerly Houahton's Shoe Store, Marke
street, Lewi-burg. Pa.
AJWROTYl'ES, MELA JXO TTtES,
Ac, in the usual superior sty!e. In addition
to these pictures, I am now prepared to take
I!lolopi upliN, large or small, frjoal lo
the best made anywhfre. Also, HaCT-0-TYPES.
Thesf pictures are cotorea lo rep-
. resnt life, and are surenr.r to an oil painiw;.
giving thai fidelity oi expression and feature!
i that cm be produced oi ly by the Camera.
I These pictures are patented, and I have Ihe
exclusive rii'ht for Union county. Call art
, examine specimens. April 21, D5a.
11WIS ALXE8. JO. B.KIM.9. J .J. PALSHE
rT7s'- aU I'AILMER at Co.,
2 LewiNbcrs Planing Mill,
klRsLAJts eep constantly on hand and
u.aiio.i,Ciure 10 order I toorina;, frilling,
DoorM.Sakh. Sbulttra, ttllaiila,
jlluuldinN ot all patterns,
and all other desi notions of Wood Work asel
in Uiiiioing.
Orders respectfully .cohered and promptly
lifted. All work warran led to give satisfaction,
Li An extensive lol of Lumber of all
inscriptions a hand l' r sale.
Facli.ru i,n ArfA Second ilrccl,Ltwuburg,ra
April 82, 15.
FCR SALE.
V IO $( liul.irllip of Ihe " Imn (ill
Cimini'rciirl I uUt"i." Address Bi x 187.
Lewisburg P. O.
May 27, 1S3.
NEW FIRM
THE OLD MIOP! The subscriber
r.
resoectfiilly aunource lo ibe citizens o
Lewisburg and nciniiv that ihev have formed
a Farioership m the
Tailoring Easiness,
at the well-known stand of James CriswelloO
Market siren, where ihey are prepared lo
I IT AM) MAKE I 'to oner m ihe vtrv
besi stile. Men's and Bojs' IntbillK
every descupiion on short notice. We ask
a share ol lhe public patronage.
JAMES ('K1SWELI.,
J.F. SCHAFFER.
Lewisburp. April 1, le5a
HOUSE
BUILDERS,
TAKE NOTICE ! The undersigned are
appointed Agents for the sale of
Hoars, Blind & Window Sah
of all sues, made of the best material. Ail
work warranted. C- Made by L.B-SI'ROLT,
llushesvilte, Pa. and for sale by
e7s) F S CALDWELL, Lewisbnr;
No GrindstoEs,Gicceri6s,ornonkey
Coats,
I) I T hnndreds of Hats and Caps of tbe
) latest styles, a little cheaper than ran be
louud elsew here. Call aud see them at
dibton't Hat Manvfuctoiy, Lev Uburg, ja
J. SCHHEYER & SC
IF
ATE received theirSECO.Nl
ofspnn2and Sumnier riir.m
Dress Goods. Maniillas. ar.d aarge lol of
Ladies' Collars and Sleeves from anciise,
Alsoagenefal assortment of Men's Wear,
Trimmings, Cotlonades. Cassimers 4 Cloiis,
which will be sold cheap.
May 15. 1S59.
- I'orket ltouka and other articles
j,.of that kind on hand or to or. er bv tne
InSLe-ishura Boof-n.fer, CH: bTHL
II. ;I.IU11KT. VEST1ST.
i Market street, next door to Browa A
Ritier's Store LEW lsUlKli, PA.
Titos. Git It It
HAS just received a splendid assortment
of the very besi, cheapest and west
fashionable Jew eliy in the market. Hi
Slock comprises
Ilrcast I'ins,
lliiiin-t,
Lar Itlnpri,
t'inser Itingra,
UracrlelM.
M-e Button.
Myd,i.t.r
whirh will be sold extremely low for C.
He respectfully asks the paironase of all
his old coioniers; and also invites new ones
to give hnn a call before making their par
chases. Call at the sign of the Big Wa'ch,
Market street, east of Second. Dec. S4.'5l
Executor's Notice.
VTOTICE is hereby given, that Letters tes
f tamrniarvon the last will and testament
of DAVID HOWARD, lale of the Mission
San Jose, in California, deceased, have been
granted to the undersisned. by the Reiier of
Union et nniy, in due form ol law; all person
having claims against said estate will present
Ihem to the subscriber lor settlement, and
those owmg said estate are requested to
present Ihem legally auihenncaied for settle
ment. THOMAS HOWARD. Executor
l..aihitr? Jan. ft. ISftO rd
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