fc O. M. WOKDEN It J. B.CORNEU0S.
T tlmtimrtm Tb Lewi-im-m Cnioxrrte,
fo lt-lii Fti ih CiU yntnn. hn the UiyrH ui best
irfalation often N'owr io Lnion Cuuoty.
FreHom, national; Slavery, sectional !
iDiiquTE momriM to intuitu iihm;ii,
AXU
Wet aaathrr lich of Slave TfrrHnrr bj Ettrnsloa,
rrtar. ur ( uwaui-sl.
Tbaabnv. ai. anl will Wllie two l.a!in( Prineti'lHi
hf- tlie eouutry. until lu-y aro vi:-u.iiu ; anil we
nail lU-m tn ur start b-ail, llin to float nnill thiy
.arla triumph aly. Hi. NNttonal Cnitol at Watb-
-Thr ftppisllloa Mate ronvrnll;B, to nominal a
.uliltr f"r lipTcrii'iT'. if .p iiitM to asfu-mlle at
II tKBls.lrt on WhONlisDAY til. 2-1 FEItMMar, lsoo.
4arUtMocuiTiT: Stit Oxv, Kuisq, Ktn. -V
ITVClUBJLKtZO VEV. COS-VlLVri, MOXI'AY, APEIfc C3.
-.ATIUNAL llSF. CtiSV, ClUfAUO, M'SI, JOS IX
Thirty-Sixth Cocoas.. .1st Session.
A Speaker... at Last!
The pi-t, has been rather a lively writ
i T I : . '. .i t - . t n.l:..
, . . . , . , ..
6oIno2 the tiiion, and of advertisiD"
Holpcr's book, the Democracy attained
from speaking and tried a new gsme at
voting.
On Friday last, the South Americans
lad agreed to support Wm. II. N. Smith,
one of their own cumber from North Car
olina, for Speaker, By represanting him
as an old Whig Tariff man, and dead op
posed to the Lecompton Administration,
they over-persuaded Mr. Nixon of N.
J., and Mcasrs. Morris, Scranton, Junkin,
and Wood of IV, with two or three other
Northern men, to "givo Smith one com
plimentary vote." They next told the
Democracy they conld elect Smith if they
would give him, ia addition, the solid
Democratic vote. Some of the Anti Le
compton Democrats were then made to be
lieve be was "all right." On the ballot
taken, Smith it was found bad 100 votes.
Then, Democrats who had at first refused
to vote for him who solemnly dcclartd
they never would support a Know Noth
ing began te change their votes in his
favor. It was bCirmcd he was not and
pevex was a Know Nothing, upon which
till ihe Democratic parly, (except three
from the North West,) put themselves on
record for a Know Nothing ! The sight
of the most rabid and extreme Disunion-
isle, Free Traders and Slavery Extcnsion-
ists, voting for cue Southerner, opened
the eyes of the above named Pennsylva- the filial result was reached by the acccs
liitDS. They saw iunuljtfj bad lied. Sat- sion of Mr. liriggs of New York, to the
isfled that Smith was a cat.-paw for Uu- Republican side, and the following vote :
cuanan, thry also "UianjnJ. Vicir tores,
and thus defeated the bold, bald game
, '. e,,
Smith lacked 3 of aa election, and the
House adjourned until Monday.
Saiuu,ay, Mr. Sherman called bis
irieuus together, aca insutca upon their
trying another candidate. He felt proud
Of their support, but thought perhaps
eomc other one could command niurc
voles. Without any formal action, Ex-
Gov. Pennington, of New Jersey, was ten-
crally fixed upon as the Opposition can-
Mate-
Mospat, the Hall and galkrics were
crowded to suffjeation the ladies stand-
ing upon tho floor. After a great many
tints, and much delay, they retired. Up-
on calling trie roll, every .neaDer rcpon-
ded excepting ISrocn (Uem.) of Ji-y., give ampie time fur ie gpcaker to ar
who will net be cf tho requisite age to range tbc Committees, and for the nomi
become a Member until J une next ; Stall- D:,tion uf (jicrk aD(1 o!her officers. Sure
worth (Dcm.) cf Ala., who Las been kept Jf af!or tuch ar,ju,JU, hbors, tho over
Bt homo by illness; and Clark 15. Coch- workt(1 Members need a little recrcatiou !
rane (Ucp.) of N. Y., who has gone home In lho tialCj ,l(te ijnion" curvive.
ia poor health. the shock of the success of the caudidite
Mr. Sherman (Ohio) rose amid a pro- of ,Le uit Republicans, and Helper's
found silence everywhere. lie said, I , , . ,. . .. , ,
' , .. ,J , ..it. , i both is er readies itself everywhere I
Ihroughout tuis prjlouged contest he had I , . .
been supported by a large plurality of his j Speaker 1855 and 1G69.
frieud. They, till now, had uduered to j Til(,rc are 5,ome r,olDls vr resemblance be
biia with a fi Jtlity and devotion which he , tvecn ,nose iur.!!-eontested results. Iu lSjfi,
respected, aod wh:ch he believed had re- j tl.e 6tst vol. f lIie K-puMans was cast lor
ceived the applause t f their constituents. Mr- ,-anlr,be!i ,.f ohlc, and afterwards f.,r
They bad stood bcre nndnmijcd, amid ' B-,!;s in 1SKni ,h first VuteJ fur Mr- sh(.r.
threats of disuuioD and disorgaoizitiun
conscious of the rcctiluio of tlicir ir.ieu-
tions,6no intheiradcratiouof the tnsti- j
tulion, and the obedic-tee to laws. They J
Lave been ailent, firm and may. Oil the I
, , tl.. .n ili;. I
other nana, iney nave sceti meir ancient
anil national aavc-rr, uroaea iuio irag-
rncnts. They nave teea nome ot them
combine, ly a, written snrecmcnt, to pre
vent a majority of tho U juse from rre-
BcritJIOg ruies lor ma orgauizauuu oi mis
... r . i r .1 - ,
Sift: !
auic.'a I '
, cent,
lihty to their organization.
I should rc-
.... ..i..i,,.Id ami I Lrlieve it would be I
Z ,.;.,1 l ...iiv. to Lave anv one who i
m ..iu j i -- ... . I
. .nnnnrlnr. directlV Of ItdlfeCt V. OI I
this Administration, cr who owed it any j
o m Kui'i"" - - j j j '
llegiauee, or favor, cr affection, occupy
anv oosition in this House. I should re-
gird it as a public calamity to have tbe
power of this House, direetly or indirect-
... ,
is nuder the control of this Adminislra-!
,,nrl . .nii u would be, it seems io me, a !
fatal mistake, a fatal policy, to trust the
power of this House in the hands or un-
Jcr the control of gentlemen who have ;
proclaimed, that, in any event, under any ;
circumstances, they would dissolve the ,
I uion ol these states, i
ligbcst duty of patriotis
. I regard it as the ;
iotism to submerge j
' ."..I,,, . rl
j.crsuu.1 icMup, -u- ---.j --
llcDub'ican should be elected President of ; """" " "" " " " , ' w the iacr. m recnru win auuere io mm
P., -. 4J..... ..M ..... J ' the final vote was Pennington, Rep, 117 ; . ,:,. ., f .
, . - - r i j i.. -I, ,l v ; ! M C ernand, Dem, 85; Gilmer, So. Am., . ' '
th,s fa,r fabric, and break up th l n 4toa ; aod W,H be " of regret when the
of these Si. es And new th y Lave seen S- fow Me men of charms of effiea ahall have p,ed away.
Ibcir ancient 7"?"'!"- I lhe majority prevented a due organization for 1 While this action of Gov. U!.ck indicates
ed. and dajDrcanizcd unite in supporting ' , , . , ... . ,
' ? j "i u.f weeks, and the last vcte came out last about lhe svmrjathv of Ires, liuchanan with
.miin nprp in onen anu iiuieu cus- ' w . -
I
should sacrifice all private interests for tbe formerly Governor of New Jersey, aad is a j of (j0jiml on ,hc 22d, and instantly leav
good of his country. I proclaimed here, ! gentleman past middle age, of long expert-j . overt()nk tbc retiring Constitution
afew days ago, and I Lave always stood ; ence,great dignity, and high moral character. tistg 0D tha 23d ,t ,j,4 formidable barran
upon the position, that, whenever any of He was alwaya a Whig, Tariff man, and op- : c (ra,ic) f Muerto, aud completely
my political irieuus w .ssoeiaiv. cuuiu i
combine a greater number of votes than I not know why he is not as acceptable lo the
could I would retire from the scene, and j R-publicans as Mr. Sherman, except that the
Cive him the honor, if there is any honor, heaped upon the laiter had rather en-
give uiui i u i j i jcarf h,m to , furnds of Freedom. The
in tbe position I occupy. I believe that lnucza o( hosI1y , Mr. therman, was,
lima has now arrived. I believe a grca- j nj unceasing vigilance in probing to the bol
ter concentration can be made npon anotb-! torn the corruptions of the Administration, as
er gentleman, than upon mi self, by those i he did when on ihe Kansas Investigating Com
,.;j. f ih. 1t.T.nMiean nrirEnilion I "'" and lasl year: ihey feared bim as
Therefore, I respectfully withdraw m,
name as a endidate, and, in domjr o, Mr. i
Clerk, allow me ts return my heartfelt
thars to ail my political fiiccd. who have .
stood by me in thin contest, especially to
th nee wilb whom I am not connected by
party tics, bat by the higher tics of aiatu-
al sympathy, respect and affection. Sir,
if 1 bad one moro favor to ark of tbem, it
would be that in one unbroken column,
it h an unfaltering front, every man of
them wheel into the line and cast his vote
in favor of any gentleman belonging to
our organization who can command the
majority, or who can be elected Speaker, of
this House Applause
THIBTT-! BALLOT.
Whole No. of Votes 231
Necessary to a choice llrt
Mr. Pennington. N. J , Rp. 115
Mr. Smith, N. C, Coalition 113
Scattering 6
The 40th and 41st ballot indicated do
change, except that there was one less
scattering vote: which left Pennington
only firo votes to gain to secure an election.
Titspay, the Know-Nothing, Irish-loving,
Tariff, Froe-Trade.Slavery-Kitension,
Douglas-Democrat, Whig, Union, Nullifi-
catiun, ciaiah thc-Kcpublican candidate,
... ., ,. , ,, -.,
Smith of North Carolina, gracefully with
drew from his "bad eminence." The De
mocracy acknowledged their game about
"played out." Some of the South Amer
icans poked fun at them, and said they
would not vote for any Loeofoeo, although
they had all come down on their marrow
bones to tbem. Mr. Sherman and the
Republicans called for another vote. The
Democrats made long speeches to allow
time for their absentees to straggle in.
Mallory (Am.) of Ky., said " the choice
of candidates is as a choice between the
typhus fever and the small pox." Rea
gan (Tcxa?,) finally nominated M'Cler
nard of 111., a slippery Douglas Democrat.
Another South American said be would
as soon vote for a Republican as a Squat
ter Sovreignty man. Dolefully, with sad
forebodings, they reached the
FiiBTi-nrroxn billot.
Whole Xo. of Voles, 233
Necessary to a choice 117
Mr. Pennington 1 16
Mr. M Clernand 1
Mr. fiilmer 6
Mr. M'tjtieen 6
Mr. Millson 6
Scattering (among nine gentlemen) 9
II. Winter Davis, of Ualtimorc, raised
I Mr. Pennington's vote one, amid applause
and hisses. The Democracy insisted up
on one more day to "fix sings," and the
House adjourned.
Wednesday, (we learn by Telegraph)
riTi--rnian billot.
Jl'hoIe Ko- o( vIes
Necessary to a choice
Pennington, X. J., Rep.
M'Cleruand, III., Dem.
"l C" Sl-Uth Am
833
117
117
65
IS
15
Tbis rcsult wa, rcceiTed w;,h maoifes-
tat;0BS of applaud. The Cleik tnnounc-
cd that Mr. Pennington was elected
Speaker of the House, and named Messrs.
Rocock and Sherman to conduct the Spea-
tcr to lho CLsir wljiolj ,Lcy prorilptv
did. Mr. Pcnniugton thanked the House
for their kindness in electing him to that
honorable position, and congratulated tbem
on their success in accomplishing an or-
gmieitian.
Aftcr a si0Tt debate, the House ad-
j.JUrncd until Friday next. This will'
: man of Ohio and next for Mr. Pennington..
. tll, ,onle!. l3sttJ 3d Dec. to 2d
lVjc, javs. j mco. from 5th Dec. lo 1st!
Feh!58 daysThe parties stood, nominally, !
".; .,,..; , ..,.;..: '
1 r 't
and 3? Korh onii Soulh Americans; in 18(50, 1
. . Onnosition. of
, , , ,
whom S were Anli-I.ecompton Democrats, 87 I
Administration, and 30 South American non-j
deseripls-
-The final vole in 1956, ondcr the '
.,. Rpn ,,. ,l,
- S- A- Scauer,ng, 11, Ah-!
. t nt w..ti'n IO f,.fat "51 In l.r.fl
1 ........... r, ...
lhe first should have done. To this squad ,
of balf a dozen, much blame and responsi-
biliiy.belongsas the masses on both the Anti
-' - -""J
he r' in sri,e ' ,he fixating
Disunicnists.
We have not the details, but suppose it will
i be found that, on the final vole, Messrs. Has-
. ; kin and Reynolds of N. Y., Adrain and Riggs
ot J, ana nic.man ana ccnwariz oi ra.
-uu '""i
tacitly understood at the time they were J
ted. (To this may be added Mr. Dav.s of j
Md., in place of Riggs. the only man in the j
- sectional" Souih who voted for the Northern '
Speaker.) I hose who ftnaiiy voted against ,
the wishes and views of those who elected i
them, Clark of N. Y. and Davis of lnd.
Th. Mr P,iMto. ,
, " ' ',". , " ' i
poseo io me rxtension oi oi.vcry. n c uu :
tE?&?:
of commutes, as if confined to ihe cbair. !
He will not Le uitiiuuktd h) oai fi.tuuj io
tue t aiure.
1
UJilOK COUNTY STAR
Pennsylvania Legislature.
Small Notes. A till bas been intro-
duccd iota the Senate, the object of which
is to prohibit the circulation of bank notes
of a less denomination than $5 in the
State. It requires that all p?rsns, such
as merchants, hotel-keepers, brokers, and,
in fact, every one engaged in a business
where thero is necessarily much receiving
and paying out of money, shall appear be
fore the County Treasurer and make oath
that he or they will not pay out or circu
late bank notes of a less denomination
than 5 ; whereupon, the said Treasurer
grants him nr them a license to carry on
their busiues, whatsoever it may be. It
is now the law of Virginia, and it is said
has worked well.
Contested Election. The House
Committee investigating the contested
election caso of Allen vs. Donnelly, met
again on Friday afternoon, when the at-
torncy for the contestant ahaudoncd the
ca,e, and akcd the Committee to report
' .. .. .. i.i l-
that Mr. Donnelly was entitled lo bis
seat for the want of sufficient evidence to
the contrary.
Tbe House refused to lay aside for a
second reading, the biil to vacite certain
streets and alleys in Churchville.
Mr. Smith of Philadelphia, introduced
into the Senate a Free Hanking Law,
which is in tbe main similar to those in
troduced and defeated at previous sessions.
Tbe West liranch Hank ask to enlarge
its capital to $20U,000.
An iusurance Company is proposed to be
located at B'.Uefonte.
We learn by the WiI!iamport Gazette
that the people of lirady township are
again asking for rc-anntxatinn to Union
county. It opposes the "rilit of the pco
plo to regulate their own domestic institu
tions," and sagely proposes to auuex Un
ion county to William.-p rt !
A new Exemption law, saving home
steads to tbe vaiuo of $1,000, is before
tbe Legislature also a bill to incorporate
tbe Sclinsgrovc and Philadelphia Kaiiroad
Company, (which we would liko to tee.)
The Legislative Prater Meetiso,
inaugurated on Wednesday morning last,
is now a "fixed institution," having suc
ceeded beyond the most sanguine expecta
tions of its origiuators. The meeting tbis
morning was tbe largest yet held, and tbe
exercises, conducted by Mr. Austin, of
the House, were exceedingly interesting
aad impressive. Tbe throne of graeewas
fervently addressed by several Members of
tbe Legislature, and appropriate hymns
sung in full chorus by tbe assembly of
worshippers. Of the clergymen of our
town Messrs. Hay, (Lutheran), Miles,
(Baptist,) and DeWilt," (Presbyterian,)
were present and participated in tne servi
ces. There can be no doubt that much
good will result from this movement, orig
inated, as we learn, by a g. ntleman con
nected with tbe reportorial corps of the
House of Representatives, who is to be
commended for his active aod zealous ef
forts in a good cause. Harriiburij Tel
tjroih. Popular Sovreignty.
Tho Territorial Legislature of Nebraska
recently passed a bill to exclude slavery
from that Territory. It was a short bill,
whoso phrases were borrcwod from the
Jeffersonian ordinance of 1789, as follows:
"Sec. 1. lie it enacted by the Council
aud House of Representatives of the Ter
ritory of Nebraska, That slavery or invol
untary servitude, except for tbe punish
ment of crime, be and the same is forever
prohibited in this Territory.
Sec. 2. This act shall tako effect and
I be in force from and aftcr tho first day of
July, A. v., isov.
The bill was sent to Gov. Black, one of
Mr. liuchanan's office-holders, who pre
sides over that Territory, who returned it
with his veto. The demoralizing influ
ence of Democratic politics on the charae-
tcr of those who associate themselves with j
that party is il.ustraica in lho action oi j
theGovernortoahumiliatingcxtent. Gov.
in l, !, r rtn.a : ... ,,i
Hackbut a few years sinco was opposed
J 1 r
to Mavery. la mis ne was ooeying mo j
in.tmc'a r.f Ina nnturn aa well as tb die.
, ,. ,, . ., ,.- . I
tatcs of his conscience. But, identifying
himself with the corrupt party in power, j
be has fljated down the stream with it.
uulil be Cnds himself the mere agent of :
the slavery propagandists. It is painful
to believe, when the privilege of deciding !
I ' ' L... U .': " i
octwceu ireeuum, nuu su us miuuuaui ;
.,..;, ,nj sUVerv i-l, all iu ,om '
e " . "
paDViriB norrore, was given io a oaiive oi
' J .
I'ennsjlvania a person who was raised
aruoDg free inslitutious.and partook freely
,.f i...ir ..Ivantwsthut h. ahni.ld ,...
decided in favor of the latter. Yet such
... . t- 1 II . . -
m ina iacr. u is rccnru win auuere 10 uim
.koio who dcire to extend ulaverv into
, ,,;, orics.it hoe, not .Intraet from
the odium with which his territural repre-
sentative bas surrounded himself. Read
imj Journal.
Fbom Mexico. General Miramon, it
seems, following up bia former important
victories, had made another remarkably
rocccsaful campaign, forcing his adversa
ries, five thousand strong, aod under the
eom'mmncl of two of the ablest Coostito,
tioo,,ut ;c.dcr,f tl0m ,be formidable po
..j)0s L ba(j wC M)eclod lnd cn.
. hed al ,he decp barranca de Atcoqut.
he ,,,; 0f L Pigoera, l
the !
J, . f ierjco ,cd (he river and hills of
Tarinastla. on tbe 18th and 21 of De-
- - . - "? M:u rr:aW,..T
cemoer. lie iook possession oi me lown i
defva.tetl tbem on tbe 24th.
John Strait, one hundred and one years
of age, died tbis month in Ohio. He was
a Rhode Islander, a Whig soldier in tbe
Revolution, and a Baptist preacher for
seventy five years.
Queen Victoria's second son, Prince Al-
T' 1?? ?
froma brotherMiddy.whilelyingat Iltirut,
nn " " pvrT be n ,De mli-
nru to confess lhat he trai in fault.
& LEWISBUKG CHRONICLE FEB. 3, I860.
To Kimovb Clinkers in Stoves.
Persons troubled with clinkers adhering
to the lining of their stoves or furnace
may be interested in knowing that by pla
cing a few oyster shells into the grate,
while the fire is ignited, the clinkers will
become loosened so as to be readily re
moved without the danger of breaking the
lining.
A Georgia paper declares that if Dou
glas is elected President, or anybody else
but a Southern disunionist, the Union will
be dissolved if it should be necessary to
slay fifteen millions of Tankesa!
For the " Star A Chroukli ."
Mksii. Em-runs: As ihe time is fast ap
proaching when it will be the duty uf the
around and choose a man qualified lo fill Ihe
.-..iv.- ih l in Iti.lii9l tMni-r tn I it. . IT
nosn.on of Judecf said district. The posi -
1 '" is a hiph and responsible one, and une iu
I h,ch alllhe P"T' At'P.l, "TTIrl
tai-payers iii particular. J he man to occupy
such a position should be a hih-toncd gen
tleman, possessing a Urge snare oi morality
and moral courase, combined with an exten
sive knowledge of law and ruaniy courage
and independence sufficient to enable him lo
administer justice to all. without fear or lavor
to any on. Allow me, through your paper,
to recommend Orongi F. Mills, of Lewis
bure, who is in every respect qualified to meet
eveiy requisition and fill so important a posi
tion with honor to himself, and satisfaction to
all concerned. Ost or tui PtofLi.
American and Foreign
STEREOSCOPIC EMPOK1UM
E. ANTHONY,
a9 Froiawnj, HrW lork lAltrr May 1st. ll, at
bvl lihtjalH.V, taodouri trum tbe l. .Nirhulaa Uutirl.
'IMIK Strt-oMilw In th moft inttntrtirr, iuf'mtmif,
-X tnlrrt"ttitni. itmutih'j au.l satiny of m-alrrn liirt-n-tion.
Non. arr tin yi.ung or tin Jd, Do, loo XMl'llijritt
pr nnrduraUit, to ai-kooal ililii itH acrtii anj braiily.
No homi- U oumiU-t witliuut it, aud will ytnttrjle ne
tryvhtrt. li iTr-nt in your Tlrw Tiry fart of thr world, in all
tile nhff, Ih.Mmu, pr'fc!ire, mud tbiiryntu nj iielail, as
11 vou wrr en me ppol. i
fhotirapliraR-vrrjwhT-ei,lirlD( Eumr. Aia, '
Afriea. Amt-nra, In aarrh ol thf tcraod and tltv tiranti- I
ful, ao.l Uu UT ISM an i(utji enrKhir
V h..Tr in immrni TaritT of itipr Vd-wn nf 3ro.fi
in rri(i, tnl'ti, KnirUnd, rotUn-t, Irelnnil, W
Frmnct. Kilffinm, Holland, PwitirrUnd, Hpnin, Tb
Hhinr, VvTKailkH. St Ctond, Fontrtint blfu, Tui:irrir.t
luly, Turkey, Kijpt, Atl ilttr H !y Iud, Cluuav, Id
di, Clirv!lj I'alaii-i, mIpo Iioufi Iiltorlil, uuinF,
tnarrtNire n-i.f. breakfast wvnf,ir-nirn, atntuary. Ac,
. An rj"7wifr oi-wrfm-nt of UtmmnUd lnUrr of
rlat--i. Cburfh!, nnd Cathr-lml. nf Friiice, Italr.atc.
kf. The vlTi-ct of tbese iJluuiiuatt-d tiewa ia noil re
tTafrr.VdVr".
Krcrtv 'iF5M.Ei !t or wealth ATiiMTriiT,m tiAnll
. tikTn in In lrwinjrnKiti. ui nf our Tjuintt tirwion
gt with a if nf i('ivimrop,ithoinff li, 'la.frloT
1 1H iu-onp. NothioiC can Im nmre furl Dating, and one
run offt-r no rratr treat to ft frieud fond ol the pictur-ef-ifif
and th haiHMul.
Anthony's InstAhtonrout Ptrrpoarnpe Viwn are to la
tX. I'hot'iraptc wnodtir. lhry arrlakr-n in Wwfurtt'tH
put' a sprntt't. tnd ev-r-rytbififf no matUr Ato rajiid'y it
tjy f m.cg. i d-iirU-d dt aliar1y and dMtinrtlr an if
it had Ihtj p. rfertly at rrt. Thin !?. an additional
Talu". for t th- Iffautic of inanitnatf nature itmltltlhe
charm ofhf, ami m-itinn. Tbe prncef If a dirovTjr cf
ftornwn, and t.nr unknow n tn Enr-p, we ret iTr from
Londnn and I'nhi larate ordrt for Anthony's la?tanta
aeous Vk-ws uf Amrrii-.'tn lift and ft-enery.
Am one ntlifr tbini-tt w have jtlut bullili.l Stcno
tropic Illustration, of tbe Ct-ne of tb FiLTos thrkt
I'avviA Viftixq. io hi La-mj heart Wl an in turret.
Tlif i-nrtirulurn of tbL will be found iu our cat .in:"' -
UlB tlUKii ef .ul js tand trices will belurwarded
t any al'lreai on rrvi-t of a tnuip.
lrtit at a ditlanev wndioif u f-l, $5, fjft, $ti, $J0,nr
f i6run hnT a sod in-truai' &t aod lurb picture a.
tli- y may miucft, Mct by Ksprtt.
Vit-wi alone, (witliout lunrutneut) can be fent by
mud.
I'artiva wno tn b sdriwd of rvrrytMn realty
ralur.hle in tbe line that rom-n out, may Hnd ujt tli-ir
nanrii tn j. la.- nn rt-rord, and we will kevj tbein posted
at our nii expetiaw.
Mm huurr. will find Photorraj-hy a moot fncinatinc
and d-litt bt till amu-nifi.t. We art- pre.art-d to fit nut
a in arun with etvrytliiii) neonnry fr tbeir ucr!a t
p.'tbfr aitb iuatruciiotii "lluw to Uke Steri.-..ilr Pic
tiov." B. MHIM.
Inirrter and Mamifirtuivr of rhntorapbic AlaU'ri
al. !tnc-i-cM and McrtHim-npie it-s.
banU irom eTt-ry fcii"n of the enuntry are
rKrctfiiliy inviti-d V mke an examination of our
et--k. nur di -count to the trade will bf librral.
To PbolO(rriphrr.l''it clawstereotcapic Negative!
WiDbd.
Sod by mail a print nnmniuited, with price of NVjta
Ure. TtflCut tin out for future ivference.J 4iub5
t'nlon C'oiinly Court Proclamation
WHKKKA.f, the Hon. AB M S.WII.KOX,
1'resident Judge fur the 211 :h Judicial
District of Pennsylvania, composed of lhe
counties of Tiiion, M i til i n and Muyder, and
Pin 1.1 r Kvhl and Jjiii H'Snmrin E5is.,Asso
ciate Judges in I'uion county. have issued iheir
precept, bearniR date the 21th day of Dec.
Ihu'.i, and to me directed, for lhe holding of an
Orphans' Court, Court of Common Pleas, Oyer
and Terminer, and (ieneral Quarter Sessions
at LEW ISBriilS, for lhe county of L'NION,
on Ihe second MONDAY of KEB'Y (being the
l:I'h day) ISW, and to continue one week,
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
oner, Justices of the Peace and Constables in
aiul fr lhe county of Lnion. to appear in their
pwn proper persons with their records, inqui-
sitions.exaininaiioiis and other remembrances
. , ... ... ,. ,K:. ... .
to do those things which ol their olhccs and in
their behalf appertain to be done; and allWn
nesses and other persons prosecuiin; in behali
nesses and other persons prosecuting in behalf I
of ihe Commonwealth against any person or
periUnSf are rrnujrcJ to be ihen and there
attending, and not depart without leave at their
Per" - Jur,'rs are requested in pe punctual in
their attendance at the appointed time agreea
ble to notice,
tiiven under my hand and seal at the Sher-
ble 1o notice.
ven under my hand and seal at the Sher-
! ill's Ollice :n Lewisburg, the 12th day of Ja-
nuar''. - ,n !he'ca.r onr ? i"?"?
eignt nnuitren anu sixty ann ine riguiy-iourin
yar of the Independence of the United States
of AmericaGod save the Commonwealth!
JOHN CltO.S(ii;OVE,herirl
Protiionotary's Notice.
"VTOTICE is hereby given to all persons in
terested, lhal the following Assignee Ac
counts have been filed in ihe Prothonoiary's
i flice at Lewisburg, l'nion county, and lhat
Ihe same accounts will be presented to the
Court of Common Pleas of said county, on
Friday, the 17:h day of February next, for
confirmation and allowance, lo will
The account of Joel Kichl, Assignee of
Yw Yuder, of Limestone towaship.
The account of George Dretsbach, Esq,
Assignee of E. tt Waller, of MifHinburg.
The account of David charter. Assignee of
iVnry Haul:, of West Bullaloe township.
The account of George Dreisbac.h, Esq,
Assignee of Oatid Bearer, of Bullaloe town
ship. The account of Gen. Philip Gross, commit
tee r.f Abraliam liuer, of Union township now
dee'd. SAM TEL ROL'SH, Proih'y.
Lewisburg, Jan. IS, 1860
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
N OTICE is hereby given to all con
ccrned.lhat the following named persons
have settled iheir accounts in the Register's
Oilice at Lewisburg, Union county, and lhat
the said accounts win oe prcscmcu iui ti-oni-nation
and allowance at lhe Orphans Court,
to be held at LEWISBURG, for lhe county of
Union, on the third Friday of FEBRUARY
oexig the lTth day o said mon n, viz
l.The Account of Edward W,l and
... , el Wilson .Administrators oft he estate j
of Samuel Wilum late of the Borough of New
Berlin, dee'd.
1. The account of Thomas Hayes.Guardian
of Sarah Price (now Sarah Goodlander) a mi
nor child of Mrs. Elizabeth Price, late of Lew
isburg. dee'd.
3. The Account of Edward Ranck and Sa
rah Goodlander, Executors of the last will
i and testament of Paul Goodlander late uf
White Deer Twp, dee'd.
4. The Account of Helen C. Hayes, Adinio
istrator of David Hayes, dee'd, who was one
of die Administrators of R. G. H. lluye; late
of West BuOaloe Twp, dee'd.
5. The Account of Samuel 8. Barber. Ex
ecutor of the last will and testament of Nancy
Yamalzah late of lhe Borough of Mifflinburg,
dee'd GEORGE MERRILL, Register.
Register's Olfic?, Lewisburg, Jan. 16, ISCO. i
Heal Estate.
For Sale or Rent.
; rp
i J-
HE Dwelling and Lot on ihe corner
onpci.e the Lutheran church. lf&LM.
not sold by Ihe 1st of March, the property will
be fur reut. Inqo'ire un Ihr premises of
Mil. ELIZABETH BENNAtiE.
FOR RENT,
TWO DWELLING HOUSES on Water
street one now occupied by David
llerr, and lue other by Thomas waters, in-
quire of WM. HAVES, M. D.
Lewisburg, Jan. 25, lSuO
ton itnT.
rpHE HALF HOI Si: and LOT on South
I Second Street, I.ewisburg, near Hie Col-
le.e Ciroiinds.now occupied by Capl. Fisher.
I ri rinii v v c. I hrirt nan :irn rnnmG aiw
i kitchen on tlie lower floor, and on the lot a
! Cistern. Well of Water. Barn. Ac. posses.
sion given tne 1st oi .tpru. Appiy on ine
premises lo Mis. MAK1A C. V i:CE.Vr.
Jan. 14, 1SH0.
SHEIilFF'S SALES.
"I)Y virtue of sundry writs of Vend. Ex. and
l one ol Al. Lev. r a. issued
out of the
countv.and
Court of Common Pleas of L'nion countv.and
lo me uireciea. i will expose lo public sale or j
outcry, al the places and daies hereinafter
named, viz
med, viz:
On tYxhiu. Ih, 37 t,f F.Uunru. ISfiO.
on ihi nrrmisr.. srern uriin, T,i ni'l.u.i
situate in While Deer townshin.l.'nion eouniv!
. . . J .
lso. I . tract ol limner Land, bounded
north by land of S. L. Deck, east bv other
and of Kaufman &. Keber, smiih l.y land of I 1 "e '"Pfetor s lime is wholly engrossed in here mav te found lhe ch-ape.l sleek ever
Kaniel Uriinae and weM hy land of . I,. ! another euiploymenl, which is lhe reason he , tiered in this place.no mi-take. Call and l
Beek, coniainin? One Hundred and Twenly psires to dispose of this Foundry. Fcr any , amine f. r yourselves and save at least 9
Acres, more or le-s, whereon is a srood Water ! '""her particulars, address ; ,.r cnt.
Power, wnh Ihe appurtenancps, ic.
No. i Hounded north by Tract Xo. 1, east
bv other lands of Kaufman A. Iteber. south tv
land of John Everlind and i ihers, and nesl I
by land of t. r. Miller and Kaufman Jfc Ke
ner.coiuainiii; i wc iiuntireii ana raT?(M
Filly Acres, more or less, w be re-;!::! j
on are erected a rurnace, i-riitr"T3i'
,, ,. .. .u.
"m' !1 ntneen i) eiiincEijn, .- ,T!j i
H OUSes, Store House, ltan!' Piaril, .Will'; Sla- I
l,e anj 0her oul-bUlldlllSS, Ac, With lhe BP-
I'ui iciidiH'rs.
So. a Boniuletl north y oiher land of1
Kaufrnan & K-bpr, eist by lam) of Kaufman '
& Keber and J. M. Ranck, south by Inn.I vf
UameJ Benna', Levi Keister ami Jacob Dief- I
ffinlerftr, and west by other land of Kaufman
6l Keber, John Hitch and others, containing ;
One Hundred ami Seventy-Four Acres, more i
or les, hereon are erecttd a Frame Dwell-(
ing House, Bank Baru, Wagea ished, &c, '
wnn ihe appurtenances.
Nn.4 Bounded north by lani! of S. L. Beck,
east by land ot Jacob Kar'ey and other land
of Kaufman & Keber, outh and u-e.-t by oilier
land oi Kaufman A Ileber, containing One
Hundred and Eighty-Four Acres, more or les.
with the appurtenances.
No. 5 Butinded north by land of Jacob
Fartey,east by land of the heirs of Frederick
Oiellenderfer and Daniel Williams south by
land of J. M. K inck, wet by otl.er land of
Kaufman A Keber, containing Treniy-Two
Acres, more cr less, whereon are erected a
Frame Dwelling limine. Frame Barn ami Saw
Mill, and other out building, with the appur
tenance?. jNo. 6 Bounded north by land of David
Steininger, east by land of Ilnry DietTender
ler, south by land of George Bea !, and tresi
by land of John Dalesman, ccniainins Seventy-Three
Acres more or les, whereon are
erected a hoj Dwelling House, Bank Barn,
and other out buildings with the appurtenan
ces. So.7 Defendants interest in Timber Tract
bounded north by land nf Hubler Albright,
east by land of Cnri-pher Garrett, south by
land of John Baker, am; west by land ot o. j
L. Beck, containing I ilty Acres, more or less,
with lhe appurtenances
As the properly of David B. Kaufman t
Daniel 12. Rtbcr.
At the same and place, another cer
tain Tract of l.and, situate in While Deer
township, and county of l'nion, bounded on
the nonh by public road, east by public road
and land of Kaufman & Keter. south by land
of John Koch, and west by land of John Jue, j
containing Twelve Acrrs, more or less, where
on are erected a two-stirey Kail House, Frame ;
Stable, and other cnt-buMdinus with the j
appurtenances, as the pn'penv oi John Hpp. j
On Tharffay,tJ, )thf Ft Unary, Jti0, j
at 10 o'clock A. M., at ihe public house of Jo- j
nas Fisher, in White Deer township, L'nion .
countv, a-certain 'i'ract of Land, situate in the
township and county aforesaid, bounded and
described as follows, to wil: on the south by j
land now in the occupancy of Jacob Leiser,
west by other lands in the occupancy ol Adam j
Shreck, on the north by land of James Blark
and Samuel High, and on ihe east by land in
the occupancy of William Walter, containing
'I.I.:-... 'IU.A. .1 .... ... ... r a ... lac. tfilU ttiA '
J IIIIIV'X III CG IIIVIV VI ItJ.., null III.
appurtenances, as the property of Itanitl
iMdwick, now in Ihe hands ol K..berl i andor
and Joel Kanek, Exirutors. Notice is hereby
given M William Walter. Jacob Leiser and '
Adam fhreck, and all other lerre teuants of
the land bounded and described above. j
On the Same day, at 2 o'clock P. M., j
at the public house of SVm.L. Kilter, in While j
Deer township, l'nion coui.tv, a certain Lot '
of Ground, more or less, situate in the town ;
of New Columbia, township and county afore- j
said, hounded on ihe north by the school house j
lot, east by an alb-y, south by the church lot
I . I .. 'I'l... I - t . nr.. 1.. ,i
.-. iwo-siorev brick Dwellin? House, a frame I
Wash House, frame Stable, and other ool- j
buildings, Ac, with the appurtenances, as the
property of George J. Suurtz. j
At the same time and place, two oth
er certain Tracts of Land, situated in While
Deer township, and county of Union :
Xo. 1 Bounded on the north by land of
Francis Walker and others, on the east by
land of David Bennage, on the south by land
of John shreck. anil on the west by land of
Isaac High, containing Twenty-One Acres,
more or less, with Ihe appurtenances, &c.
The interest of Jacob Swartz in tract
No. 2 Bounded north by landnf Joel Kline,
and others, east bv land of William Stattcn,
south by land of Godfrey Dirflenderter. and ! k TTORXEY AT FLAW Office at
on the wesl hy land of John Kimple, contain- XV his Douse ou N. Markei Si. bet 1st & 2d
ing Six Acres, more or less, with the appurte- t8 Let! islturc;, la.
nances, &c, as the properly of Jacob Sivarlz. -
tit-Uoii.rFy,ficl3firiV4Hry,lSGO, j 8.4311X1. II. ORWIt,
at I o'clock P. M, at lhe pubic house cf L. I Attorney at I.1IIT.
D. Brewer, in Ihe Borough of Lewisburg, a ! "VFFICE on South Second near Market St.
certain Lot or Piece of Ground, situate in j J LEWlSlll'KG, I'A.
Hartley township, and county of Union, C3.ll Professional Business entrusted to
bounded on the north by land of John How- j his care will be faithfully and promptly atten
ard.on the east by public road, on the south ei ln Sept. 11. D57
by land of Henry R. Charles, and on the west
by lands of Levi Burd, containing Eight "nriASHIOXABLE Hats and Caps
Acres, more or less, whereon is a young Apple ti u0, Hats and Caps-
orchard, &e.. will) me appurtenances, as lhe i
properly of Hairy B. Vhurle.
At tbe same lime and place, a certain
Tract of Land, situate in West Bullaloe town-
deo?ntyot Lnion.bounded on the
north by land of Jeremiah Musser.on theeast '
by land of John llaiirk, on Ihe soulh bv land i
of Michael Dunkle, William Ruhl and others,
west by land of Wm. Ruhl, John l lsh and
others, containing One Hundred Acres, more ;
or less, whereon are erected a two-storey Rail
Dwelling House, a Bank Barn, and other out
buildings, Ate, with the appurtenances, as the
property of Charlet II. Shriner.
JOHN CROSSGROVE, Sheriff.
Sherifl's Office, Lewisburg. Jan. 6. IHfiO
House and Building Lot,
fX South Front street, FOR SALE.
The
e !
Honse is a two-storey Frame.on a half!
lot wilh a Stable, and other outbuildings, and
some Fruit. An unimproved half lot adjoins.
Will be sold together, or separately, to suit
pnrrhaserti. JOSEPH REED.
Lewisburg, Pec. 27, It 09.
PI7W I
i
VALUABLE PROPERTY
PinMC SALE.
BY an alias order of the Orphan's Court of
Union county, will be sold at Public Out
cry, on
Tuesday, lltli of I'ebruary,
next, the Urge and commodious two-storey
brick
MANSION BOUSE
i and LOT, with the appurtenances, property
of Ihe late Jonathan Nesbit, dre'd, situate in
i the Uorough ol tiewisotirg, Douniira on me
, east by properly of Dr. Wm. Hayes, on ihe
. soutn oy riue auey,un inc wrsi uj o. ui m.
Jones, Esq., and on the north by Market St.,
numoereu in tne general pian oi inr oorousn
An. 41. j ne properly is wr.iM.i .sc,
ami built in a yW, mtrkmi:nlike manner, and
of guprriiir Material) and if wanted for a
Public House, can be wade suitable wilb a
,eT. a''era"ons-
I - - - "
! lhe, P,'-."'"" br cal'.ins on,,he subrib" or j
! on . uiiain aoues, .q, aujoining tne rrem.
lse.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. of
said day when conditions of sale will be made ,
known. ,
III fiH P. SHELLER, Adm'r.
Lewisbur, Jan. "(, Ihlill
BRICK FOUNDRY FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers to sell Ihe
1lj'arRe Brick Foundry at the west
Tirana oi niamet sire
Hiis&Mtthe Wareroom, Oil!
.vW!"5.:t3nd ol Matket siree
et, inciu ims
ice, and lhe
' Machinery attached also a larje amount ol
',,lfrns R'ghis for Asrieollural I
; It'ji.liin.rii ........ ' X-J 1. . la, I . I ......
J"" "";'"''""!
' bt!" k"-a,""'s R"od,sale business,
mu-iaji raita, i.rviM.Tirf, ;
! Feb. 1S5S I n ion Co. Ta ,
! '
FOR SALE OR RENT !
mTWODOfBl.E FRAME HOI'-A-A
SES and Lots, each suitable li.rJLa.1
two Jamiiies one on North Fourth street and
one on t.John slreet, forfeale. Hallof each
of ihe above Houses are for Kr.it.
n?Also, for saie, four Buildin? I.o! on
North Fifth street. JOHN HOIGHTON,
J,ewi!.bur, Jan. 2(. Agent
too House and Sfore Uoom on Marbrl Mrvrl. ac
m2 S'i ? " ?
rpiiE i
X Bf
snl'scriher orTf rs for sa'e several
KICK HOL'fCS, and clher B111I-,
dinjs, siiuate in the B r iijih 1 I.ewisbur".
l'ersnns wishing lo purchase, will plrase
call on Mr. Junaihan Wolfe, who will give
Ihem sueh infurmalion as lh-v mav rleire.
Julvft. 19 (i.VcilNABLE.
FOR SALE.
ON Sonth Fifth street, a properly f""l
eonsistin" of a good Frame House JL'i 3
on a half Lot of ground. Terms eav- Arp!y
to May 17 A. B. VOIiSE
FOR SALE.
T
IHE well-known Tairrn Stand
at the ea-l end of the l.ewisbursiLXal
Bridge, in Chillisnuaq ue township. Norlh'd
Co. It will be sold on reasonable terms.
Inquire of WILLIAM FKICK.
I.ewisburg. Dec. 17, 185".
CO D D C M T
run rtrl I I
rpiIE TWO R ! occupied at pre-
sent by Washington Hutchinson as a
Saloon. They are suitable for I( )1'S.
For Terms apply to
Jan. 27. lSof,
JOHN B. LINN.
FOR SAIK.
A DESIRABLE nuildlng l.ot.33 feel
feel front by 167 deep. Enquire of
Beaver, Kremer & V'llnre.
F
OR UK XT Two FRAMED HOUSES
on Sixth Street. Enquire of
WILLIAM r KICK.
Lewisbur, Jan. 9. 160.
TO I.KT The corner hoose.Norlh j
Third street, occupied by Dr. Meylert i
llKlllNS aihiujr to i-ittatlih Ianufw-tr.ri in a n-at '
m.d thrtTit)' .ti-r vhrrr bii'inf!i ia ROnd. hrt al-vrrtiM-lurlit
ut th llHmmnutuD SvttU-meDt.
New Hotel in Mifflinburg. I
THE subscriber would respectfully in
iH2f'irra lne Traveling Public everywhere,
that he has taken and fitted up Ihe piemises
o( George Schoeh, in the centre of i
MAIN ST. MIFFLIN JJUllG,
where he is prepared to accommodate strang
ers and travelers men and beasts in Ihe
best manner, with Board and Lodging.
Please give me a call.
Ap.1,'59 CHARLES CKOTZER.
C OAK. CO tL CO L.
rrHE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
J a large assortment of the very best sha
niukiti and Wilkes- Barre COAL, for lime and
stove purposes.which he will sell at lhe very
lowest prices for Cash or Country Produce.
Also, lllucksmilhs' Coal, riafter and Salt.
Wish it distinctly understood, thai 1 w ill not
be undersold by any man. Having good
weigh-scales, full weight will be given.
Coal Yard near Weidensaul's hold.
GEORGE HOLSTEIN.
l-ewistmrg, Jlay .-v.
aT P I C - N I C . "twa
" Well jump into the Wjgoo, and all take a ride.
i LARGE, handsome
1Y
ble TiV.t4.OX has been
fitted up lor Ihe especial accommodation of
Pic-Nic and other similar excursions. Terms .
moderate. Apply lo JOS. M. HOl'SEL. i
Lewisburg. June 3, 1859.
LAW OFFICE REMOVED.
John B. Linn,
Cheap Hals an.' Caps
A very large stock of Hats and Caps
Young Gem's siyles Hats andCap
Boys' and Children's Hats and Caps
Now ready and for sale by GIBSON, lhe only
Hatter in
Lewisburg
I J
OR SALE, CHEAP A Lay Pre$ end
Trimming Knife, a convenient article for , -
Printers lo trim pamphlets. Ac
May 27. '59. C. J.STAHL.Book Binder.
TITnTTP'C
NUlUvb.
rfftHE subscriber having bought all lhe
Tools Stove and Furniture belonging to
Ihe Tin Shop formerly owned by me and te-
cently and now nsed by Jons W. Wunuijr,
and having loaned said Wensell tools, siove
and furniture aforesaid, during my pleasure,
does hereby give notice that said properly is
my own, and has been loaned as above, and
all persons are hereby forbidden intertenng
with the same as it is wnouv mine,
DANIEL SCH RACK.
i.ewisourg, iiec. io.'.
and verv comlorta-a-aBVKjFiry
VARIETY STORE
AMD
l'OHT OFFICE.
LARfiE snppl) of BuoksStalionery,
1- Perfumery, Jewelry, Toys, Confection
eries, Teas, Bpices, Fruit, Nuts, Basalts,
Pictures, and a variety of KICK NACKtt (or
sale lirap ai ihe
7:iJ JLEWISBIRO POST OFFICE.
1
'LC1D A.D PI.NE OIL ran be bad at th
POST OFFICE
1
M.t Ooltl I'tNd ior Ladies and Cents eaa
be had anhf POsT OFFICE
SEVERAL sells ol CAMEOS and other
Breast Pins and Ear Kinjrs can be had
very cheap at ihe POST OFFICE
1) ITTEIt, Ecks, Lard and Poultry taken IB
1)
Exchange for (iuods at lhe
POST OFFICE
!A
i
FEW Boxes of liaisms, Fis Dalia aad
Prime Prunes for sale ai ihe
POST OFFICE
UliDEK.1 for Books or Cords of any kind
promptly attended lo al lhe
POST OFFICE
I ADIKsiran find lhe lareesi and be,i assort
J t mer.t of Letter an
ndXoie PAPER. Envoi-
opes A c. at ihe
POST OFFICE
Another let at Johnson's
Cheap Boot & Shoe Store.
t
CHEAP FOR CASH!
EW Stock of Boots and Shoes nut
i
j door lo J. A J. W alls tftore, l.ewisborr.
.Vrfl'a Bcnl fruin 2 la SS
Chiliirei.V. Y..nih A BcjYfrrir. l lo
W omen'is tiun; from So lo 75 eta
.Men's t!o 87e lo (I
an.! everything m opr line cheaper than laa
chf npesl.
All kimls of Boots, fihoe? & Gaiters MADE
TO OKIlKli, if the hrM material, and war
ranted. A larse siork of home-made work
kept lwiii en band, which will be told
vrv li-w".
KEI'AIIfl.Nfl done at the shnrtet noiict,
bv the Mil.srril.er. W M. JOH'SO.i.
Ltwibur?. Oct. 4. IS59.
HOWRY'S SKY LIGHT GALLERY,
OVER Jos. M Fadden's Hardware Slort,
formerly Houhton' Shoe Store, Maikt
1 street, l.ewisburg. Pa.
-I ML II OTYl 't:S, MELA IX 0 TYPES,
&c, in the usual superior style. In addition
: lo these petures. I am Dow prepared lo lakfl
I'lioto?! U!i, lame or small, equal to
the besi made an ywhtrr. Also, HaCI.O
i TYPES. These pictures are colored lo rt f
! resenl life, and are superior lo an oil painllhf,
?ivirg that fiileliry ol eipression and featuraa
j that can be produced only by Ihe Camera.
I These pictures are patenti d, and I have lh
i eiclu.sive nphl for l'nion county. Call
1 examine specimens. April SI, 1H5SI
llwiii limn. jos. a. ansa. j.j. rauiia
L. PALMLB . Co.,
Lew iburj; Planing Mill,
4Kaaseep eonsianilr on band and
! """cure lo order l'loorinp. MdlBf,
j UoorN.aali. Sliullim, Ullnda.
j itloulclinarN ol all paiirrns.
and all other descriptions of Wood Work asad
iu BuiMing.
Orders respectfully solietcd and Dromntl
filled. All work warranted lo zive satisfaction
Lr'An extensive lot of l.uiubs?r of all
descriptions on hand lor sale.
Facluru an Xorth Second tlreet,Letcuburg,Pa
April Si. !.".
FOR SALE.
Vl-IO Schclaritbip of the " Irtm fily
Cummrrciitl tw(ge." Address Boa 187,
Lewisburg P. O.
May 27, 1859.
NEW FIRM
N THE OLD tHOP!The subscriber
respectfully announce lo the rilizeni o
I
Lewisburg ami vicinity thai ihey have formed
a Partnership in the
Tailoring Business,
at the well-known stand of James Criswell o
Market street, where ihey are prepared to
Ct'7'.t.V MAKE IT hi trt'er in lhe very
best sule. Men's and Kos' Clothing t
every description on short nonce. We ask
a share ol lhe public patronage.
JAMES CRISWELL,
J. F. SCHAFFER.
Lewisburg, April 4, 159
I HOUSE BUILDERS,
1 TJIAKE NOTICE ! The undersigned art
I appointed Agents for lhe sale of
: Doors, HlinilM & tt indow Saab
of all sizes, made of the best material. All
work warranted. lV Made by L.B.SPROUT,
11 us ht v i lie, Pa. and for sale by
i 679 F S CALDWELL, Lewisburg
Ko Grindstones.Grcceries, ot Honkef
Coats,
1)I'T hundreds of Hats and Caps of ihe
y latent siyles.a litile cheaper than can b
I. Hind elsewhere. Call and see them at
' G'iirt' Hut Munufiittory, Le-Klurg,rt
J. SCEREYER & SON
II
AVE received iheirsECOND ARRIVAL
ot Spring and Summer Goods, Ladies
Diess Goods, Mantillas, and a large lot of
Ladies' Collars and Sleeves from aticiioo,
Also a general assoriment of Men's Wear,
rimmings, Cnitonades, Cassimers et Cloths
which will be sold cheap.
May 15, 1809.
rrCv-Io-keI Cooks andoineraniclea
tv ,, inai Kind on nanu or io i'm-ti ur in.
'Le-isburg Boi k'-nder, CH: M Aril.
II. ;i:i:iiakt, vt.Auzi,
Market street, nexi door lo Brown
Rmer's Store LEW ISBURG. PA.
T1IOS. U. (iltlER
HAS just received a splendid assortment
of the very best, cheapest and most
lasbionable Jen dry in the market. Hie
Stock comprises
IlrraNt rinN,
I'UaiitM,
tar Rlne;i,
l'iiiser It intra,
JJrarrlrtM.
Mtrte llutlon,
MUdNy&C.aaC.f
which will be sold extremely low for C.
He respectlully asks lhe patronage of all
his old customers; and also invites new ones
... ..... K,m rail before makine iheir par-
chases. Call at lhe sign of the Big Watch,
Market street, east of Second. Dec. 4.'M
Executor's Notice.
X'OTICE is hereby given, lhal Letters tee-
.L- i-.t :n . n t.stament
L! lameniarvon inr i.sl -
. UAV1U HOWARD, late of lhe Mission
jose in California, deceased, nave oeen
ranl, j lo the undersigned, by the Register el
inl(in county, in due form of law; all persons
having claims against said esiaie will present
. lh. subscriber for settlement, and
those ,,wing said esiaie are requested
! presfnt them legally authenticated tor
,,,. THOMAS HO V AKD, fcxecu.vt
Lewisburg, Jan. 6, 1860 pa
"-noNT run. - sixth uCT
M IM," um IrUIiaLl tttrf, . aacJ.1 ei.u-