Star & rtfhrrmirlr;
WOBDEN at J
R. CORNELIUS.
Tm ttMuirii .firm Tim Lism i Cmosiru,
publish.! uo Hi Cash Sy.teoi, lias the larist and beet
clfrriUtion of an. Newspaper in Luion Couuty.
Freedom, national: Slavery, sectional!
ADKQUTK PUUmilON TO AUKKHAN IMUSTK.,
AND
Kot other Inrh ef Mf Territory hj P tension, 1
PurrlMe or 4 uiqurt.
ThfiVm mv. nJ h th two l"Mnj rrinrlr...
tf-trr-On country, until ttfT re irtirtoui: nd we
nmtl Ih-vi t. ntir mr.t tli.-rr to tlt until tiwy
mmr in triumph arrtr.f NU mt CftLiLol t XV bit
Ington. iMtrtt.r AtWrt' J-un,l. j
-Thr Oppinltloa MIroarBt1B.tosominata
rtiiilai-1 tiitTrro r. ip appoint, to an'UiM at
UkU8bood W hlNlUAV tin -1 t ELLftlAfcl,
touaunM ita. connn, iirt, Aran a
2NATI1!IAL ItgP. LONV CUICAOO, CD JtM IX
Thirty-Sixth Congress . .1st Session.
Vamiishtos, Feb. 3.
Ii the House, Mr. Fenton (N. Y.)
called op Lis resolution offered on Wednes
day, that a message be sent to the Senate,
.- r.'. :. .i... .v.. - , I
o J r
assembled, and chosen Mr. I'cnnington
Speaker, and that the House is now ready
(o proceed to business. Adopted.
Mr. Grow (Fa ) offered a resolution
whieh was adontcil. that a committee be i
anr.nlnln.l In aef in unni .Inetion with eu.-h !
Committee as may bo appointed by the
. . . ..:., j
senate, ro wait on to. i res.ueni auu ,
form biin that both Houses bad asscm-1
bled and were ready to receive any com
munication be may be pleased to make.
Mr. Grow gave notice of bis intention
to introduce a Homestead bill.
Mr. Washburne (IU.) gave notice of
bis intention to introduce a bill amendato
ry of the steamboat law, end also a Hirer
a lid Harbor bill.
Mr. Sherman (Ohio) moved that the
House proceed to the election of a Clerk,
previous to which there was a call of the
House.
Mr. Schwartr(Pa.) nominated John W.
Forney, of Philadelphia.
Mr. Smith (Ya.J nominated James C.
Allen, lite Ciurk.
m. v ,i.- - r.,n- nm;-.i,,l c. .1
Taylor, of Tennessee. I
Mr. Cobb (Ala.) nominated David E. 1
L. Lawson, of Alabama.
Col. John W. Forney, of Philadelphia,
wai oloctcd Ckrk of the House on the I
first ballot. The vote stood :
Whole number,
e: essary to a choice,
Mr. Forney. Anli-Lecorapt
Mr. Aden, Lecompion,
Mr. Taylor, American,
Mr. Daw?un, Alabamt,
Mr. M'Knea', (scaiiermr)
2V1
111
113
77
3
M
1
n..i..';,..HM 1'nrni.T ria e!T . -.ted
voini of all crcscnt who had TOtei
j
for
with
and
NT. Davis, ot .Marytana. j
On motion of Mr. Sherman, tho House .
, 3 .1.- - .f - I
o. w.
Mr. Pennington as Speaker, together pr.sea to noa tus ueuis mi wiFeu oui
those of Messrs. Horace F. Clark burst into far-, j n siraug. x .
Riggs, and with tbe exception cf, ; S ' ;T
aectacu 10 proceed iu iuu mwivii - , ,r, . ,. ; just proport on.
Sergcant-at-Arms. The vote stood : j "t avoiit a 1 aktas. Tbe Investtga- J irp.rion.
Mr.Hiir,nan,Anti-LecomPton. 1H ting Committee (at asbington) on tbe j Jy-The Legislative Prayer Meeting
Mr. tJiosshrenner, Lecn:n;itjn, 'J2 I Jjbo Brown tclutiie, arc only proving the at Ilarrislurg cotitinuej ti attract a goodly
Mr. Lnderwot-d. Aaiencan, 7 t K.-publicans, iu J.vidaaily and as a party, number of participants. Speaker Francis,
The Speaker declared Mr. Iloumanelee- no accuu.aMc f jr that act) which ! f ,he Senate, led the first dav, and Messrs.
Ui. Henry W. Hoffman, of Maryland, . tUe sole corof.F,li;0 auJ act of a man Aus tin, Gordon, and others, eubsequ'.'ctly.
is aa Anli-Lecompton American, who vo-i . , ,.,,;,,...),., r .11 narties . u'.. i...i ,1,.. i, i..
ted, in Congress, it, 13.4, against the re- ;
peal of the Missouri Compromise and was j
Iat fill defeated for Congress in the I red-.
laat tail u-lcaicu lor con0ri.ss in me reu ,
crick district, by the excitement of the 1
Harper's Ferry raid
Mr. Hoffman received the votes of the 1
Republicans and abcut half the Atneri-:
cans, namely, Messrs. Mallory, Maynard,
Moore (Ky.) Quarlis, Stokes and Hattan. Harper's Ferry Trials. ! trolled" by a patriotic desire to nominate
Smith of N.C., and others, for Mr Under- Cn.P.l.EsTov.v, Va., Feb. 4. The trial the best men, without regard to any would
rood. Mr. Glosbrenner, late incumbent, of Andrew Stephens, charged with treason, ; be dictator from any quarter.
in addition to the Democratic vote, re-
ceived those of Messrs. Uouligny, Bristow, ! ay- "'"'.
.. j n il i k v i i Mr. Harding made the opening speech.
Hardeman, Hill, Leacb (N. C.,) and j Ue dlouuc(.j a, fais,.hood aud a libel,
Vauce, who belong to the Southern Op- j ljC 8SScrti,m of Prown that he was to re
position, j cejve aid from tbe laboring classes at Har-
Oa motion of Mr. W inslow of North t
s...i:. .l. c l... ..,t,.;,..i ,,. I
- . .. c.-.i 4- r .k. I
H Tl Itlll U L 1UB aZiLilUUlUi: jU1UUI1IIKO Ul t.UU
jJuse "
Mr.CoTode (Fa.) gave notice of bis in-'
A, wvtvui- b ;
teution to introduce bill for the purpose ,
cf raising revenue to meet tbe current ex- i
penscs
n the povemmcnt. rreventinir
frauds on tbe revenue, and protecting iron, i
coal and other articles. j
Mr. Sherman moved, that when tbe
House adjourn, it be to Monday. The j
Committees would not bo announced car- ,
lier tbaa Wednesday, but bis friends want
ed seme time to arrange for tbe election
of tbe remaining officers of thc House.
Tbe question to adjourn till Monday
wai agreed to by sixteen majority.
Mr. Phelps (.Ho.) asked, and obtained
leave, to introduce a bill making appro
priations to the Pcst-effice Department for
the last fi-cal and part of tbia year, lie
moved that it be referred to the Commit
tee of the Whole on tbe state of tbe Union.
Adjourned till Monday.
In the House, Monday, GeoroeMars
T0S, of New Hampshire, was chosen Door
keeper, and Josiah W. Lucas, of Illii
nois, Postmaster both Republicans on
tbe first ballot f jr each. Their opponents
were divided.
Washington, Feb. 4. Tbe subject of
Railroad and Telegraph between tbe
i- j ,i. i.;k -ill K rrnmi
Misstssippiand tbe l ac fic r""'"
sent in Con cress at this session. Ou
Monday Senator Gwin will move tbe ref
erence of bis Pacific Kailroad Dill to a
elect committee. Tbe same course will
be token in regard to it in tbe House. A
number of projects in tbe form of bills or
amendments, will be laid before these
committees. Senator Davis,of M ississippi,
when Secretary ol War, advocated the
ronte through Texas aud tbe Mesilla re
gion, and be adheres to it now. Mr.
Phelps, Missouri, has always taken a deep
interest in tbe subject, aud has opposed
tuo souir.eru route as impracticable ana
advocated tbeceutral or Albuquerque route.
The upper rnute: through Pike's Peak,
l':ah aud Carson Valley, is a traveled
r jatc now ; emigrant trains prtfer it. Gov.
Stevens, from Washington Territory, still
insists upon Lis extreme northern route.
No till fr a railroad lu the Pacific can
' pass without ttic provision tint the iron
' f..r ih r,.iU and other Durnoses cou- ;
nected therewith stiall DC Ol
product and manufacture.
t ..... ,
J. be 1 rcsidcni a veto in me om . iuii-iicucu. js as val as a is suoiisn.
last Con -res-, appropriating $50,0110 for , Mr. Wagcuscllcr writes that the repor- Very goad. The same paper has this ti
the improvement of the St. Clair Flats, ted bill in place for the Selinsgrove & k,nsjvc bos( .
contains a suggestion. Let Michigan and Pbilad. Railroad is not read ; petitions i The Uplpfont, jjar is coming out. Linn'
other States, with the assent of Congress, j have been received, b'lt a desire to perfect on lhe bench; H;ile. in t.'on-jress; Cunin.
impo.c tonnage duties on vessels ic, and ; a bill to accommodate Union as well as Gaircrnnr ; an! Mitchell, Slate Reporter. Hur
or..,i r..S. f, it. iiimrdveuicut of the i Snvder. keeps it ba.-k. ! ra! ain't we oine!"
n,vi.,..in f .l,. ir aters. i
Mr. Killiugrr (House) gve notice of a :
bill to locate and establish a National !
F .undrv in reunslvauia. j
n. Ti,r,I .r list ro-eonsid I
j(g fl)rlner ac,jn the rejection of j
Francis J. Orund, to the Consulship at
ii i ..., .,t ,.nn,,mtnient. !
ii.:. 4-.. i . ..,;... He.sian: a!
i ma Uiuuu ia a u"wn .
! reckless, orrui.ml unprincipled p .liti-
! cal knave- and bis appointment to a con-
i ' . . . :.: k !
representative of our National Govern-!
. . .. I r.
mcnt in a foreiita country, is an insult to
Tl i,..itt and a. diMTaee to .
the
L'tlUVLI.llll' talJ1 O j
nation. llirritburij ismtiiu!, (Dim.) .
the nation. Jliriubitri
Senator Mason of Yirgiuia, in bis place
in the Senate, gave bis opinion of the la
boring man as follows : '-Make the labor-
in man the slave of one, instead of the so-
cietv. and we Would be better off. Two
hundred years of liberty bave n.ade white
laborers a paurer banditti, tree society.
whjch .. frec musl
. '.j,.,:,,,,.,!
The Democrats especially the South
ernersin Congress appear inclined to
ntories.
a. ?.T... I?,...l,.nar.'d ,ieeij7f'il friCtlds
, . ... ,. , . r.i,,:nn, 1 crs, presided over by Col. Sliter, State
are fast getting into intimate relations , i t .' .
c -- .1 ri"i'tr.p la nia. in aoaairin at 1 1 rireinMn
Tl-.po ; Simati lamtron in
the Scna'.e-tbe first shot against bim j
rt f I
from Pcnu a. Then, JU ttUcus went is j
his immediate rer reseulative in the House, j
Next; J.hi II'. orn'7 is Cleik of tbe j
j Huuse, who with JJtn Shcrnvin, Cnair-,
I man of the leading coaimitteo of the pop-
: ular branch of Congress has almost daily
Ir.terennrsis wiili the President .. .t hrnnan
lis Private Secretary ! Happy old butk.
surely ' his last are his best d iys !" .See
LiacarlybosomcMifi latitsclusterahuuthim.
- he ti..n ..iUr... .,.'.!-
ee.i.out IS 10 cr '-!(), Henry Clay
was so embarrassed iu hisfiuances that he
I had to mortgage Ashland. Tho fact bc
! came kuown, when oue day a stranger en-
! tered the Bank, in Lexington, where j
I Clay's indebtedness was concentrated,
placed ? jO.000 to Clay's credit, end d.--
parted as bo came, tlay, calling a few
davs afier to a;k aa csiecsioo, was sur-
: , .
ja the anJ dullcil,e lraaucti,n that
,cft , is cllc,,tUl,d home, free.
furtm.r pwc th,t for two '
rs ,he Mlcau leaders h.d re- I
.... r . i
rgj j3 alj jq many of ats atiti-slave-1
fc(lcIIH.Si aI1d had taken away from him ;
arms thc feared he would tninuse. Hisj
wonderful magnetic power, and his seere-
ey, they cnuld uot deprive him of, aud he
pusutu
murder and conspiracy, was cor c.uueu io-
Kerry. He claimed that they were
.... ,!, rnstit,.tin and the State of
Vinrinia and referred to their action in
" " t. ......
assisting to quell invasion as proof ol their ,
fixity. H concluded with " ""est ,
I I,, tU ltirw tn vindicate I be law.
' " ' ' , ,,tnnd,hirstv vill
'd wr 'tch, and worse, even, than his J
m, .T.ihn Brown.
.. r. .v, Acnr,na ,,,,1. an
able anVelequent speech, going into a de- j
tailed narrative of the rise and progress of ;
the Republican party, and closing with an I
earnesi .ppl . -t ,
. . . . i 1
The case was subnmtca 10 mc jury ai ;
four o'clock this (Saturday) afternoon.
They retired, and after tilteen minutes, :
absence, returned with a verdict of guilty
on all the counts of tbe indictment.
Tbe prisoner received the verdict vritb
perfect indifference, and even appeared to
smile at the announcement.
The same witnesses arc to be used
asainst Ilazlett.
Aaron C. Stephens, just convicted of ,
complicity with John Drown, performed j
noble deeds of valor in Kansas, and on ;
that account meets empathy, however '
wrongly bis mind may have been warped
in attacking Harper's Ferry Little is ;
known of the alleged Hazlitf, now under ,
trial A rumor prevails that young
Coppic, who escaped, has bteu arrested in j
lowi But is uot Virginia yet satisfied j
with blood? Would it not bo policy ;
wiim.M if mil tipst enmnnrt itilb tba di.rni. !
t - " " r - -- b ,
! ,y of a great S.ate-to pardon the re-,
mamderol tbatcrnrg purty f Justice is t
satisfied the dear lesson has been taught j
in characters of awful import let Mercy
close tne tragedy t-y an act ol clemency
mat will wort uioru peace luau luriuer
extreme and relentless penalties, which
may arouse a desire of revenge. fc?"For
it must and wilt b; remembered that not
one of ih' 1'ro-S'ittery incutli ri ami tnur
den in Kunmi hut rccrUto puitidieJ.ut
. - i i ii i .... t
I 11. It., n nil n j., . " . - . -
Joshua R. Gi'Mings, Dr. Howe of Ros- ' oT Virgiuia have passed a bill declaring sn umns in mourning, on account of thetlec
ton. Plumb of Oin rlin, and others have : amnesty to all persons who were engaged ' tion of Mr. Peuuington, aud speaks of
testitied before the senate s Mar per lerry , in duels previous to January lUtb. that event as a national calamity. j
Committee, while John Brim, Jr , and j Clarksvillb, Tenn , Feh. 4 The James Stephens, convicted of poison
James Iledrsih decline the honor, not li-, Branch Bank of Tennessee lueate.l t this ! ina bis wife, was bung in New York i
king the dinger, and unwilling to tell
anj ihir.g that mi-lit endanger others.
UNION COUNTY STAR
Pennsylvania l,ei,.M.ii.u.w.
Mr. Hayes read iu place a supplement j
t0 tie General Baukiog Law. Mr. Gor- ,
don, a supplementary act enabling Judges (
of the Suireuie Court to hold Circuit:
n. ....
v,uur.s.
More tinkering with the 3hl.Ha Law is ,
The bill of Mr. Waffcnjcller to reduce i
lhe legal weight of eiov. rseej (to tfteame i
rate, wo believe as cw lorK ana inner ;
Slates) passed tho lIoue aleo a bill ex- j
tending the lav7 requiring Ofcrseers end
Supirisors to give eeeitntj.
' , ' v ii. ,j i
A short mwion seems . reuonab.a d
A snort fcssion seems r
our Meaibera will c fur it.
J. II. U heeler, who attempted to pars
- . -
turoa?n renn-yivania who taree i
tn 10, bj whicn ac. trey oecamo .rec,
nnitii.inp l.i t hi T.pnirlature. for the
r.'ra f.f it. Ah.ff l. l:ivirt(T lint. & hraCC
tarn. We hope our Leo;g a or will not 3tul-! This is the same Centre county whose Con
tify themselves by givicjthe appsalany con-1 ferees, ct Williamiport, nnder insiruetions
sidcratioo whatever. He knew the laws from their C'eunly Committee voted, virtuclly
of the State in regard to Slavery, and
therefore ought to abide the coLteijucnces
of their infringement.
It is stated that Fres. Buchanan now
desires the nomination of John L. Dawson
for Governor of 1'enn'a.
The Gcrmantown Telegraph (Indepcn
dent) says the Democrats of Pennsylvania
can noi uo a more sen ioie iiiiug luau iu
nominate uov. racier lor rc-ciection.
George W. Itoyd is appoints! Superin-
tcnaent 01 l uoix urouau.-, riarrwourg, ,
in piace ol u. U. .;u.:ca,
station seven or eight years.
The Board of Itevonue Commission-
" - t-
"ey .rw appointed by the Judges of the
aernral 1 lutnels. and nrl lf Follows:
several Districts, and arc as follows :
1 Alex'r. Comtnings
2 Jos. Konijtnacher
3 Fhilip Johusou
4 Win. A. Williams
11 Daniel Kane
15 Harthol'ir l.aporte
16 Hon.;. Ri.heson
17 tieorge W.tiettjs
IS Hevnolds Laughlin
I'J Ii. F.K.dler
3 James K. Davis
31 A.li. Hroadhead
33 Iliester Clymer
S3 Then'd. H. Cremer
31 D. K. Jaekman
30 Thomas (Merhoul
j 5 tieorge Darsie
6 David Morton
' 7A.S.Eby
i S A. J. Dietrick
J.A.Christy
10 J. W. Wait
11 Hendr'k U.Wright
13 A.M. Ely
1 13 Samuel II. Thorn js
j A majority of the Board being Demo-
crat:i, eleetcd h: If a dozen OiEeers, ail of j
their stripe, called for nctrppspers and the '
i franking privilege, and assumed as much .
dignity as a ptrmonect Legislative body.
The business before them is really impor- j
tant to equalize the assesstsent of the !
several couulies. Amontr thnse which are ,
evidently tared proportionally ten rfih, is ses. No ladder could reach tht m uo ue
l"iiii,n county j and we trust Mr. I'AVis, j livcrance could come up the stair-way to
of Selinsgrove, will let no effort pass to cf- leap down vriB certaiu d-.struction. I'p
feet a reduction of this to the fair and r jual rose thc flumes in their furi'. us carnival
rate of other counties. Our people nay t out u. ted the smoke in its black winding
their taxes promptly and wi'liag'y asanv, J sheet till thc great roof went down with !
tut da cot wish to pay more than their j cranh, carrying its bumiin load, with a
,han once, that the present i, the most re-1
.pcc,able body of Legislators assembled in 1
... , . !
Harrisburg during very ms.ny years pst.
!
aWLetter writers state that a "secret
combiuitiou" exists for the "control" of
the Pa. Stitr Conv. of 2.d Feb. We trust
that every Uelegata will only be "con ;
tAnotLer attempt was made, on Sat-
, t.i. t itr .
urday evening last, by a few old foeeys in
, ' !
1 h.Iadelphia, to form a good, pure, holy, j
unsciuso, proper, correct, mua, strong,
conservative, overwhelming, spotancous-
c"mu"5"""' untinuuraw i, uion party.
Any number of letters from decayed gen-
tlemen ana rising politicians were read, !
.trongly urging "union," denouncing "fa-
tt i l : .1 t i i-
... ....
"-"'" . "uu "U!""S "P"en ana
c'at.c parties would ,t ''dissolve,;
- 1"" ,u0 uclon
land have all the moils ! Tl, riil
aeemcd to enjoy the fun, and tbe second
effort was as abortive as the first. fThe
i.Cowboys" do cot make a good sbo
s
w M !
Jef Ut wi doaLtlcss bc on
- ihov werA in tho rinrlr Ar, nf !,. i 1
V1 ,
olution ready to wori for or to plunder I
each side, just as they can make the most
money.) The movement is got np by the
Democrats really.
H-Gov. Milton S. Latham is eleetcd
U. S. Senator from California, in place of
ISrodcriek which counts a gain of two for
Slavcrv. Mr. Pnwnov nna l.n.n.Aa nn
crnoP) an(i Mr. Quin, Lieutenant Gov of
Califurni,. The abi Xorlh bound
, , ' ,
fur Oregon was wrecked, and 33 lives
'9t- Tnc slavery scheme for a new State
out of the south part of California, is
pushed, but will require the assent of
(JUDgrcss to perfect 1
-
Maryland The LgisIaturo having
received the communication of South Car-
o i
j j vt.vv.uia j v-
oiiua lor ooumcro -. onvcntion, it was
dcDOunct,d M tri.a90nable, and only two
mell,ber. C9cr apoi,,gilej far it. (j0T.
jy in a letter stating that Mary-
laud cuud fCC no rci(.f rom luSS or ir,ju
ly ,he establishment on ber borders of a
foreign asylum for fugitive slaves !
A bill to meet the Post Office dues,
passed the House, and will become a law
as it can safely and properly be carried
through tbe forms.
Ricmiosp, Feb. 4. Tbe Legislature !
, place, was robbed on Thursday night, of
j $13,000, mostly in gild caia.
& IJVISlUJliG ClIKONICLK-.-FEIi. 10,1600.
oillid Do Irlllt'. A recent isaue id i
Bellefonte Itrtnucrat, says I I
It won't do, tfemlemen. You moM not at- !
tempt to coerce ihe wilt of the people they
are in tins country the source ut alt power.
Pariizaii aiut'itmn and personal asranHize-j
. . . 1.... .1.- .i..!.! til A
tneni (HUM now m M'ic me iimm .
pp!e. Ceasp, eentiemen. Jour
,,, pubiie ,,.,?,,., !
At a large ami spiriie.1 County Meetin
Uelle:onte, on me mi., aner gm.u spcern-
es t.y i-oi s crowu anu i.u.n, mc xc.
says :
"Co!. Brown moved that an many of our
eittztnx an puntbl? attend Hitrrisliurtr, on lhe
as- February, to urae the luiminutiun ol l.'ol.
uL,lre con!y.s favorlte SUDj..fjr
the o.Tice of tiovermr.
And Ihe Bellefonte Vc, speaking of the j
sarae candMate, says.
f-1-....iia ihe ;onvention, uhirh meets on
.... ,.f .o,r.,.. nt i"..ii n.mn,.!.
Kim it trill iumwiti n trrrnl rmir.'
to give I'nion county no Delegate in the Stale
Convention, and allow Lycoming ttcof
It strikes us ihat ihis and the attempt to
influence the Conveoiion at Ilarrhbnrg by an
outside pressure are surely " attempts to
manufacture public sentiment" " to coerce
lhe will of the people." If one candidate has
a lobby force, all may have, and murh confu-
s,on may arise,
Boasls, and hurras, and " en
thusiasn," do not fill the ballot boxes. We
say, f:t toe Delegates meet, as quietly as a
Jury w.0.jM. calmly consult each other and
from extraneors end improper influences.
In 1SI7, after the victory of 181'"., lhe
friends of Cen. Irvisj thooght a nomination
was equivalant to an e'ertion. The (ieneral
was an excellent, tried, prpular man, and hps'
warm friends, who as many thought used
undue means to secure his nomination. Their
over-anxiety, though well designed, irjnred
him in more than one .section. In all friend
lines?, tie rantion Col. Cnnin's neighbors lo
hred the advice contained in the first extract
(above) from their own able and earnest licm
oeral. Correal ftn lrni-e ef the Slr i Chr niele.
.New Yokk, Feb. 4. I860.
Wo had yesterday, on Klin ttrcct, an
other of those fearful events which are in
cident to cur manner of living. A tene
ment house, built for twcufy-lwo families, !
' J ' I
caupht fire in tbe lorcr story, at the foot I
a . i
of the stair case, and became tbesrrulchre '
of rbnat trcnty victirrs. As the fiaaies
roue from storey to ptorjy, they drove tbe '
Jj i t .-, .1 1
oomea instates before them until I hey
looked down from tho roof at the height !
of four storeys above the neighboring bou-
j shriek and a wail, in the prcrence of the ,
! ag .E'Z"d crowd below. No one can till
; how many broken skeletons lie under tlmt
d ry heap, fiT families here (though under
j the earnc roof) arc often strangcr3 to each
1 other. It is but another human immola
' tion on tho altar of thc great Io!lar.
V T ' K ,
V"3 , "'T"' m'" 'I
brown-stone lronts yield on y fifteen, why
, ,, . -r e,
"Il0"!'1 thc sacrifice of a few poor lives ec
casionally le allowed to check their rev-
enue 1 It will all be forgotten in a week,
aud more bouses just like this will be put
up in the i-pring.
Iicv. Jerome 15. Morse, formerly rf Lew-
isburg University has just sailed for Cali
fornia via Cape Horn, for the benefit of
his health. L.
ll uo sanio in.iruii'K-a """J ia?i, iuu
. h , l . i- . - u i t --.
boiler of a bat Iactory, in lirooklyn city,
expi0dcd, killing six, and badly injuring
The samf morning Friday last, the
10 0r more persons.
Csv. Chase, of Ohio. Elected I . S. Senator.
ColXMBL'S, Feb. 2. The Legislature,
to-day, elected Gov. Chase, United States
J I
Senator, in plaea of Mr. Pugh, to take his
icat on tLe 4th of March, 1SCI. Mr.
' . .
CUs3e wl3 elected on tho first ballot. The
vote stood, for Mr. Chase, (Uep.) 75 ;
Mr.Pugb,(Dem.)5I; Mr.Corwin(Kep.)5.
.The EuiP0fror N'Pl- h 'sei
TT. " A' 'r Zg"Z"J Z
I lauc. aa . iuuuo v. ,..,,. .mm
tcrcsts of France, and proposes a gradual j
reduction of cerlain jmport.. Kngland
,..Amo nlDanrii vith the nronnsitlOD. bat
. , - - - g--r
it all means, the future only can reveal
Doth nations work for self-interest.
Five more peaceable and harmless fatn-
iles have been expelled from Kentucky, '
fcr holding anti-slavery seutiments, no act .
being alleged against them. J
While the people of Ohio were feasting j
the Legislature ot Kentucky, lhe people ol
the latter State were driving peaceable
men from her soil iuto Ohio.
Virgtuia does not agree to South Caro
lina's call for a ' Southern Convention."
She remembers Hartford.
Horace Greeley, writing from the North
Western States, is incliucd to believe that
Douglas will bc nominated at Charleston.
No other Democrat can make show in
that region.
Severe. A Mexican sheep drover lost
over 1,00U bead of sheep, in one night,
during thc recent cold weather in Texas.
Charleston, IS. C. Feb. 3. A train
on tho South Carolina Railroad, while
runuing from Agusta to Charleston, on ;
Tuesday last, caught fire, and six cars and i
".', ' b ' , , I
M1-s 01 co,",n were I west by land of Wm. Ruhl. John l lsh and
ClIARLBsToS, teb. 3. Ihe Governor j ,ie.ri con,aining One Hundred Acres, more
has pardoned Francis Milcbel, porter of or less, whereon are erected a two-storey Hail
the steamer Mason, who was seutenced to Dwelling House, a Bank Barn, and oilier out
be buu for aidini: in the escape of a ! buildings, Ac. with the appurtenances, as the
i property of Chn'lm II. Shrinrr.
Slave.
Mocrsixg Over the Result. Tbe
liichmoii'l Lniuirer comes with its col-
j city, Friday last, protesting his innocence
J to thc end.
Special Notice.
ril.W Cillerti.rs an I Tax I'ayers (r I'nion
J cuniy will bear in mnrl tliul ue are
imirh in need of fun, Is to me-l currf r.l xprn
&t, anil hope that by February Court they
u ill ipake a Mrong ellurt to Mij'ply an exhaus
ted 'I'rra-in v-
ItObHRT II. I.AII.'I), Treasurer.
Du. W. H. Utl'Kllltl'DE.
Vu.ti. V. Pi unr.
l ltll & II t kieoi m:,
I'lSJrAXS AXO Xl UdKoXS,
Eftl'ECTri."I.LV offer their services to
j lhe citizens of l.ewiburg and lhe sur
luiiiidin eomilr)'.
f""l'aitieular attention paid to SI'IMIKRV.
Enquire oppi.siie the l.uiheran Clmrcli, or
at the residence of .Mrs Ilaekliouse lan.IHGo
AdmnlNlrrlurrN AolUi-.
TVJOTICK is lim-liy Riven, llut Lcllcrs
x of Adininistratii'ii on Ihe Eta:e of
JOSEPH KLE('K.M;i;, latent Hartley town
ship I'nion county. dee'd, have been eranted to
ilieunderi''lieil bvthe lie"i ter id I'nion rnnn-
tJ. , ,u rorm r laur . i,erel re.all per-ons in
debted to said eMale are reqoested to make
iniine.tiate payment, and thosehavii;; any just
claims are aNo requested to preeni tliem le
gally auihentiealed for seitiemenl.
WII.I.IAM FEES. Admr.
Hartley Tp, I'nion Co, Jan. :io, infill.
Amcriran ar.-.l r-r Jsn j
STEIIEOSCOl'IU EMI'OKIUM
ANTHONY, !
Jt. Pmiwa;, rw lurk (Ait-r vjt tiro, at :
j,il IIIIOAIIVI .VV, tw i lo,.r Irt'lil ti.e- .Ni,-),Ia. Il,.tfl. j
Str.', .(, 1. tlie mt irtinr'ir.
i.'-r i,i.i'i;. HRHf.i. i mi,. . sn::nj i,l ui,
i illtU-
tton
o:ir nr. f lining it tin I,,u l,. tit!- Itf. ut
or un -Iw- ttr t, id m
X li'Tintf is rtnji,i
I...,,.. 1.-, I l;- it ,,illi iM-unry.
; t Willi -nit it, nil ! will ii,tr ( re.
f r v ' rr-
It '-Sfiit. ti your ipw
cTery ,nrf r,f:l: wr!,t. in all
ll im ifi- 'ii t'i- him t.
I'lntt.-tr.i.lirrr' Jin- v-r r. h- rf Iirifip r:mp Aia,
Afrit. Anii-nrn, in f-rr:, ol ttu ur.m-J uti I l!n- U.iuti
ful, anil t' rtuit "f itvtr skill air cm.t'ittt'y eni vJm.y ,
uul SfnrK.
Wi- Iit mi imin -ty- Turi'tY rf fapr Vitwn if Set-tv '
in l'ttri, l.'-n l' ii. I-iiUnJ, ."-.-ti ni I. Ir-Uit'l, Ual-n, 1
l'nin'f, Ili-lii'im, lli thitnl. w itf rl.m I. hp iin, '1
lilillif. .T.;i::i.s, ft t l. tl.l. t"..ii;-.iii. 1-1 :.U, jul l- ri-,.
July. Turk. y. K.-yi t, Attn -n. I h- II- !v IjhhI. CIhim. In,
in. 'lir- r.l nl.-it t.imi Hi t' r.c:.l. ihuiiij
nrnrriiKi' m ii'. tr':ikl.i -t ni-t'in's. i.ic-ttif.. "nt tftry. Ac
Af. An .,-'?:, ,V r'n, l .,' -: ,i ( j,it-, ,-,r if
l'Iur-- t'liiir. It-, nnl ntlif ir..U. f tr.ttici-, It.iIr.Ar..
Af. II,' fltxt "f tli.if iilum;.ut'ii tha is n:f re- ;
mitr'nLU, I
J'.VrKl iit.NVI.r5HN r Wl A1.TII ANTi ITFINEIi TTF 1iouI1 '
IrHVf in l Ir.twin r" i m ni" .t "tT r iu it nr i4n
jl'its, with a r- ToiTint: t-U rt-i.-n j , ho n.-j I J.. ;n i.r
1U Netl-s, ...lll!!i iill l It.' "I' I n- Iliitlll. JAti-i (,! '
run pflcr n tfr-:'.!T tr.-;it t.t ft tiit-i-d fi-utl vl tLt- fuctur t
Aft imy't l.l.t I'lU'r- '! tf no'-"t r VjWH I.Tf thf tn-
trt l li- t T.i i'- i. jVr I hs-v ni.- Ink. n tit ih-- .rf-rt'
fat ' f ,i rr, !,. tn I fit-rvtiniiT w r h-.v r"!-,l ,1
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ii 1--. ii j i !;. tiy t ri'-t- 1 1n- :. an n : I :! nrir,l i
v.itu-. Iff t" ill - !- 'it ! ni i n li iiu i: iiMt ii iv (. .nrt i
r! -inn 'ft-f- i-"' ' "t f '. "I t: j,.-. i-- ;t !; -. i fry
our Ofl J. ;.Ii'I I t .U- i,li:.i."H it ,u t an ', r. ;n- He trcill
l.ol.uti mi l !.t:i- ::ir.! r-l r t'-,r AiIm-ii Ju.'Uu'.-i- !
tifi'Un Viwol Anifritrnn i: W so t -tfnry. j
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F-o-iir Itlii"tratiotiN . I tl f m f t'n- 1't nnX r.h-T :
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xh.-i.rtn-utai
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arc ni tl.i wiil ttf I -ik.'I iu "iir ciitii"''ti.
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."vIim. I':;iii:ih Jori!;n's l)t:ite. 1
"OTICU is her. bv riven ili .t Letters
Ttstatnf ntarv en i!ie esi i'e f II innah
Jordan. la'P of S.vatara liovii-hio, D.i'iphm
coin. ly, deeeae I. Iiave been eianied by the
Ib-isi -r .! D.t'i! l.incou:i'v 1.. i'." sti:,N,-nVr.
All persons !, e: d t.i said e-:a:e will mai-r
i mint 'late pavm-iit; and iliose h ,vn 2 claims
.viil presenl them j-r.p-r'v ao'ri' iMU'.i'el tor
setilciiient. JAMLS C. M i l l .'ii:,
I.pivisbur?, Dee I, s: .i i:.i..,-iiior
Graftinj, Budtliiif;. Trimming, &c.
JT4 To all Lovers o! Hood Fuiit, the subs-j2-rril.ers
woa'd say Ih.'.t lie is pppr.ied to
liratl tries mth the t esi s-.u. lard var.etie in
tbe iio st appr..ve l iriiiiner. t Uernes nutsi 1c
trailed scoii Piuiiis in !.irch Apples. Pears
an I Crapes until Summer, fr-in- tuny be
left at ("a! l-.ve I's Itrti St. ire. or at tr.v house
on llie liiveiill iad a mile if!, w Leui-but
Jan i,
Mill
j.uiNciur
Tot'onilaltlosi Ce.ur: Returns and other
Ki.asks sold at the fhrmncte Olbre
1AK I'. The
upo storey fT-
I' DivelliitK corner Snuih Thud an
d b 1 d ',
St. Ceorge's streets. Enquire of
Lewisbur?, Feb. l.'ti'J Jl'ILV HUOWX.
For Sale or Rent.
TITHE Dwellins and Lot on the corner f
I opposite the Lutheran church. IftjjL
not sold by the 1st of March, the properly will
be for rent. Inquire on the premises of
Mus. EMZAUETII HE.NXACE.
FOR RENT,
T
TWO DWELLINC HOl'sL'S on Water
street one now occupied by David j
llerr, and the other by Thomas Waters. In-
qmre of
.M. UAi t.S, M. U.
Lewishnr?, Jan. 2fi, 1 still
roK iu:vr.
rilHE HALF HOI SE and LOT on South
Second Sireel, Lewisburs, near the Col
lege Croiiuds.n ov occupied by Cap!. Fisher.
The house is of brick, has Iarce rooms, and
kitchen on the lower floor, and on the lot a
Cistern, Well of Water. Barn, &e. Posses
sion given the 1st of April. Applv on the
premises to Mrs. MAUIA C. VLSCEXT.
Jan. II, IffiO.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
On Mnliy. the YMIt of February, 1SG0,
at 1 o'clock P. M.t at the public house of I..
D- Brewer, in lhe Borough of Lewisburg, a
cerlain Lot or Piece of Cround. sitnaie in
Hartley township, and county ol" I'nion,
bounded on Ihe north by land of John How
ard, on the east by public road, on the south
bv land of Henry K. Charles, and on the west
by lands of Levi Burd, containing Eight
Acres, more or less, w hereon is a young Apple
Orchard, Ac., with the appurtenances, as the
property of Htnry H. Vtarcs.
At tbe same lime and place, a certain
Tract of Land.siiuale in West Buffaloe town
ship aud county of Union, bounded on the
north by land nl Jeremiah Musser, on lhe past
"v '"d " J',lm 'Ia"5.k- "n ir -tnh by land
of Michael Dunkle. illi.im Ruhl and others.
property i
JOIIX Ci;oSCKOVE. Sheriff.
Sherifl's Oiiice, Lewisburg. Jan. 6, lHlill
House and Building Lot,
OX South Front street, FOR SALE. The
House is a two-storey Frame, on a half
lot with a Stable, and other outbuildings, and
some Fruit. An unimproved half lot adioins.
: porchas.rs " ir,u j,,sEi'H RFFD
i Lewisbur--, P-c. S7, in?. " Pd7w
u ill de sou
! VAI.IJAIU.i: PJtOl'KllTY
I r
I'lllMC S A 1. 1: .
I) V an alias order of lhe Orphan's 'nnrt of
) l.nioa county, will be oltl at 1'ublic Uul
cry, on
Tut'Nilas', I llli of r'lru:iry,
I next, the large and commodious Iwo-juuey
buck
tlAWSIOrj HOUSE
antl LOT, with lhe appnritr.anrrs. properly
; tit the late Jonathan .No bit, dee'd. siiu.tie in
the Uorouh ot Lew tsbur;. h.uii.rd on lhe
, ea.t by properly of Dr. Win. Il.ive, on the
smtih lv I'nie alley, on the tt'! hy h ti-1 V'm.
JoneN, Exj., ami on the Noriii hy .!,umm Sr.,
nuniberej in the ycneral p'.an d ihH Inn "L'h
No. 17. The pr.-p.-ny i .NCAIiLV .KV,
; and Omit in a wnt, wtirkmuhiik mnnntr. and
of suprriur n.ulrttiili ; and it wanted I-r a
; i'uhiic II'Mise. can he niaJe &uitab.e uiih a
few alteiatn.ns.
1 IVrsons wishiur to purchase rnn exaniine
j the premise, hy tailing on the 5utwr;btr, or
on Williaiii June, L- , adj- n.iii ihe preni
, is:.
'ale to comrnenrp at 10 c lick A- M- t-f
said tiay when coutln.f.ab of sale will he made
liruil V. SHKI.LEH. Adm'r. !
Lewisburj, Jan. -O, lnto
The snbscriberolTers to s' ll lhe
" "j'arge Unek luundrv at the west
S-'Sir'sfcv.J .nd f Maiket street, ineln 'ii.r
;"-YTyEMie arero m, niiTr, :tnu uie
j At.tchiru.y aiiarhed al.-o a lare imonnt of
! Tatienis for J'at.nt Riph l.-r A'jricuiiiir;il
j .Marhiiifry, Stoves Ar. i ls rerilfil as on
' ot lhe best .orations fur a ?npif,?-afe I iiMi.t-ss.
The Propnedtr! nme i uhxliy rmrri.ved in
i another cmplnvment, which i the reaoon he
I desires ti iiipuse of (his Foundry. For any
. iuriher partirnlars athires '
j WILLIAM FKiCK. Lewishnr-.
Feh. 13H I ninn Co. Fa
FOR SALE OR RENT !
j- two noi i;li; fka mi: nor-
iilsi:s ami Lots each snit.il. fi-i"i2.
two la:'iilie one on Murlh Fourth -.ir-n and
one on .(. John street. f(r Sa'e. I jail id each
ni the ahove Houses nre h r Ifer I.
tV'Also. i r sale, l-.ur l.uil lin!; Lris on
.North Filth street. JOII.N llULlillTUN,
Lewihurr, Ian. 2, Ih-'y. Arnt
f.wi.il Uuu"C a;;rt Siore Ktwim on Murk it Mm I, Jir.,
y-3
.UT 1 .i . ,r i , . ,
'111. i! 'snner ini rsn,rsa,e -rverai
lili.'I'K Hl'r.i:s, and , :hr Einl
unit's, sniii'.ie 111 uie ior. ir.-ii i i i.ew iMmr.
i . i .1
call i n Mr. Joiiallian V. o!le. ulo. mil i;;ve
ihern soeh inloriiiation as lio v ir.av .'e-ire.
luiv im.vj (;. m iiai;i.E.
FOR SALE.
sj:,u'h Filih street, a rrorer!v
ci.nsi.stini'if a S". Ki. line II um I i 3
on a half Let 1,1 f round. Terms ea-v. A; p v
to May I', A !!. VOIis-E '
FCR SALE.
riMIE well-known I :m 1 11 Standi
I at Ihe east end i l liie Lew isl inv
liride, in ' 'hilli-.; ua.j oe town-h'p. .ortli'd
Co. It will be -soid iiii reasonable l-rois.
Iniiu.re of V. ll.i.IAM HIICK.
I.ewisl nr, Di e. 17. Is.'si.
FOR RENT!
Ill: TWO ft.MtllS ..eenpied at pre-
T
sent by ;.-11:1,-: ,11 Ii i,!rh::
.1I0 on. They are sui.aile for SI lOl'S
For Terms apy to
Jan 27. IS..S,' JOHN II. LINX.
OK SAI.K.
unsiKAiii.i: iriii:tjn i.oi.s:i feet
let 1 Iron! I y liii ' ,1. p. I nooire ol
lleavr, Kr in.-r A V'':.are.
A
n is i:t-i i i;Mi.i loi ;
on iltii iieet. i;.,.ione I
w ii.i.i.wi r::ic K.
I.ewi.hiir-. J.;n. !'. 1 si n.
f- Hi l.i:'F The e. r.-.e;
jlThir,t iieet. err up, d Iv
::se.i,rih
Me lrt
IHIisoNS v.
1 t ll.ri.
:;-l, M -mi!
- lu-it..
r-. ill. m -i. i .
Kew EG-el in Kifllin'jarg.
ir.-
1-1 form the Tiaweiinc I uh-.i
evei lu re.
thai he n;i 1.11:
,'1 (Icore cho
t-n and fti'e ! j
h, in ihe centre
the pienuses
of
MAIN ST. MIFFI IN IiTHfi,
where he s prepartil to aer. minodate siran
ers and traveler: men and beast m the
best manner, with Board and Lodging.
Please live me a call.
Ap.l5'J CHARLES CROTZER.
i coir, tun. con..
FIlIIE snbseriber keeps constant, y on hand
a larze as-oiimeni ol ihe vtrv best Sha-
riiokin and i.kes-Uarre ( HAL. U r liineand
Move purposes. which he uill sell at lhe very
lowest prices lor Cash or Coiit try Produce.
Also, Khckiniithx fuul. liwtiranJ Suit.
Wish it distinctly nnderst." d. that I will not
be undersold bv any man Having good
weiph-sc.-iles, full weight will be fivco.
Cual Yard near Weidei.saul's hole!.
CEOKCK HOI.STF.IX.
Lew isbiirc, May ST.'S'J.
isrPIC-N IC.-W
We'll jump iuto the Woio, and all take m ride."
I.AK(SE, handsome
and verv couiforia-
ble W K.O has been,
filled up lor lhe especial accommodation ol
Pic-Xic and other shnilarexeur-ions. Terms
moderate. Apply lo JOS. M, HOl'sL'L.
Lewisburg. June lt-.Fi9. '
LAW OFFICE KF.MOVFD.
John B. Linn,
TTORSKY IT MW Office at
his house ou X. Market si. bet. Isi & 2d
li'.t) Ltn itbui 5, I'a.
SlMl CI. II. OKWIi;,
Allot nr, ut I -iv
FFICE on South Second near Market St.
. f LEWISIICHH, FA.
i FVA11 Professional Business entrusted to
' his care will be faithfully and promptly atten
I ded to Sept. 1 1, liso7
F
ASHIOXABLE Hats and Caps
(nod Hals and I aps
Cheap Hats an.' Caps
A very large stock of Hats and Caps '
Young Cent's styles Hats aud('ap
Boys and Children's Hats and Caps :
Now ready and for sale by CIBsOX, the only
Hatter in l.pwisburg
1
VR SAI E, CHEAP A Lay Frrn ami
Irtmnitwz tnij. a convenient article for
Printers to trim pamphlets. Ac.
; May Si.'SS. C.J.SI'AIIL. Book Binder.
j NOTICE.
! rCIHE subscriber having bought all the
j I Tool., Siove and Furniture in longing In
Ihe Tin Shop formerly ow ned by me and re
! eently and now used by J.mi W. Wissnt.Jr.,
and having loaned said Wensell tools, siove
1 and furniture aforesaid, during my pleasure.
does hereby cive notice that said property is
my own, and has been loaned as above, and
all persons are hereby lerbidden inleiieiuig
with Ihe same as it is wholly mine. "
DANIEL SI'HKACK.
Lewisburg. Pec. 51. !5'J.
VARIETY STORE
AND
l'UST oi rici:.
VLAiiliK mijiji!) of Bmiks,StationerT,
IVrliiinery, Jt elry. Tc-y. Coiifectiua
eries, Tr. bpices. Fruit, .Nuis. iiaaktaa,
l':i lores, and a laueiy of Mt K NACKj lor
sale c Iit-Ut at ihe
7 B iJ l.i:V.IUt'KO F' ST OFFICE.
jl.l IU AM) n.E Oil. ran he had at lh
I'OST OFFICE
j' E (;!! I'l r.sj lor Ladies and (.ems caa
be had at the I OST OFFICE
Sl. l.KAL sens 1,1 CA.VtDS and oiher
llreasi Pins and Ear Kines ran be half
viy cheap at i!;e l'l).T OFFICE
I ) I Tl'Ei:, Ei-s. Laid and I'ouliry la if a is
) Eicl,ui,e b i (ii, uds at the
1'O.vr OFFICE
A1
FEW Botes I liaisins, Fies, Dalts anil
l'rin.e 1'ioues kr sale ai lhe
POST OFFICE
OlIDI.liS fr B, ks i r (iocds 0 any kind
prmnptly attended to at ihe
I'OVf OFFICE
I AMES ran find the larerst and b'tl assert'
I i inenl ol l.eitc
ter and -Note I'AI'ER.Enval.
FOST OFFICE
Another let at Johnson's
Clu up Boot & jjlioe i?tore
CHEAP FOP CASH!
VF.V," siuL-k of Boois nnJ Mops next
i 1 door 10 J. A. J. M ai Si, t,y J.ewibui(r,
h-re inny 1? ;ou, d ihe cheapen i(rk er
1 tie re I in his j.laee. no mi slake. Call and x
amine for y. uitelves and save at least 26
per rent.
VenIirfiis from SJJ to $3
I'biilrei.'s. v., ml, A E.ys'fnn, If I lo 2
oinen's Ciums liom ff.U 10 75 eta
Men's do 7c to $1
and everything in our line cheaper thao the
cht a pest.
A I kinds of Ib.ots. Shoes & fiailers MADE
Tk OIIIiKlt. 1 1 ihe besi material, and war
rai.iei. A iarce su ck ot home-made work
kej.t always on hand, which uill te sold
Vei V low.
lit-1" AluI.N'; done at the shortest notice,
by tl.e Mib.eril r. tt JI. JOH.NSO.N.
Li wisburg. Del. 4, l5!(.
HOWRY'S SKY LIGHT GALLERY,
x v
I 1
VEI! J .;. MTad len's Hardware Siort.
I. rmerlv Hoii' litun's Mine Store. Maikc
,-, i ,
sireet. l.eu it or?. l a.
AMl:i: 7 1 77;.V, ML' LA IXO TYPES,
Ac. in the usual superior siyle. In addition
to li.cs- pictures, 1 am now prepared to take
I'liuloui :ilii. Iarce or small, equal o
ihe t.osi made anywhrrp. Also. HACl.U
'I 1 I'E.n. Thep pieiures are colorea 10 rtp
rescm life, ami are snpprn r 10 an oil painnnj.
t'vii-5 that li.le; 11 v ol nrre'sion and feature
Ihat can be 1 n dnred oi.lv by Hip Camera.
Thee pi. iiiies are patenied. and I have lhe
exclusive riln f, r I nion rrunty. Call aa
eiiiinne e( imens. April 31, IhSSl
JOS. B nriSS. J.J. PALlilW
1.. i'i..mi:k &. i o.(
ft1"
'.-v.-sa- 4 L.wisliur I'lanins 31 ill,
a.fc'-slj-' ;eep constat, tlv .n hand and1
i............ n.ie I,. . uie r I'iooi'iiis. Mtlinp,
lioiii. Minil rs. I.liif!s.
JIolllIifli:w ol nil pallertis,
at: l a;i . :i;. r aeeriptii ns cl Wood Work u?,
:n lloililn.r.
I'nb rs re-peeifclly solicled and promptly
li:ied. A.l work warran ted To ivp sau.sfaeiioa
t ? An rxKasive lot ol Lumber ul iM
i.'ernptt. iis n hand Iir sale.
J'ur',,, tt Ai itcuitditrtet,Lewiiburg,ra
pr.l v.:. Isi. 't.
FCR SALE
IO St litlarxliip of the - him dim
ICll-t i
Address Hi X 1SJ,
si lit;; I'. (.
-May S7. 159.
NEW FIRM
r.
THE OLD .-HOP! The subscriber
re p i cttii'ty at,tn ui ce to ihe c itizens o
I.. isi iii ano vii n.iiy ihai ihey have li rnitd
a Palti.elsh.p in ihp
TailoriEg Business,
at the well Km. n smnd 1 1 JaB'es Criswell
Mail.ei streei. uhe.p il-,, y are prepared to
Cl 7 ,A ) l .-iAA t ! to . n er in lip very
besi stile, Vei.'s ant Kojs' ( lotllill? "f
e . err deri ipti.-it r.n sb. ri rioliee. We ask
a share ol ibe public pain r j-'r
JAVE.s Cltl.-WELt,
J. K. SCHAI FER.
I.pwibnr. April 1, Is'J
HOUSE BUILDERS,
ri'AKE .NOTICE! The undersigned arw
I appoinied Agents lor lhe sale of
Doors, liliiul & It iiidvtw Saab
of all sizes, made of Ihp best material. All
work warranted. Made by L.B.Sl'KOl'T,
lluhesvilie, Pa. and for sale by
l.7s F s CALDWELL, Lewisborg
IVTo Grindstcnes.Grcceries, or Horkef
Coats,
IlI'T hnndnds of Hais and Caps of th
) latest styles, a little cheaper than can bt
loiiud elsewhere. Call and see them at
Gitmw' Hut Manufactory, LeiciflurijTa
J. SCHRLYER & SON
HAVE received Ihcir SECO D ARRIVAL
ol Spring and Summer Ceoris. Ladies
Diess Coeds, Manukas, and a large lot of
Ladies' Cellars and Mrpvps from aneiion.
Also a general assortment rf Men's Wear.
Tr. minings. Cottoiiades, Cassimers dt Cloths,
which will be sold cheap.
May 15, IS".9.
iPm kfl Hooks) andoiherarticlts
ihat kind on hand or lo i.ntpr ry tnt
isburs Uook'-oder.CH: MiHl
II. f.i:iCII 1RT, VEST1ST.
Market street, next door to Brown A
Ruler's Su re LEWlSBL'Kli, PA.
TIIOS. ti. -K-tR
1 T AS iuM frc''v'J splendid assortment
j,.r.- ln the market. Hi
Stock comprises
llroait IMnt,
uatna.
tUur Rinc,
I'inst-r Itine,
Hrut-rtt-t.
Meoe llullona.
MudN,&r.JkC,
which will be sold extremely low for C
He respectfully asks the patronage el all
his oid customers ; and also invites new cue
to give him a call before making their r0''
chases. Call at the sign of the Bi Wait
Maiket street, east ol Second. Dec. 21. M
Exccntor's Notice.
"VOTICE is hereby given, ihai Letters
i tamentarv on the last will and testameo
of DAVID HOWARD, laie of ihp M"'"'"
San Josp. in Calilornia. deceased, have t"' ,
granted lo lhe undersigned, by lhe Register .
I nion cooiiiy. in due form ol law; all T"1
having claims against said estate will Fr,"f . t
them to ihe subscriber for seiilemenl. ai
those owing said estate are requested
make iuimeiliatp pannent to ;
THOMAS HoVVARP. Executor (
I.ewisburj. Jau. 6, isbd FJ !
sfXTII ll I. Wt
eSNT FAIL t"
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