i
O. H. WOEDEN k J. tt. tUMH tLiUa
Tmi4ti.i 'hi iht-rmh fti'tj'tii. hn ih Urrt aui u-.t
l.FM-rim Cur 's-inx.
.inflation oi any New.i.jier to I'oio Couuly.
-
Freedom, national; Slavery, sectional !
iUtQl AIE riHiTU'TIUS TO AMflillAX IMHMlil,
AMI
!ot anitlhrr Ipr of Male Terrltnrv by Kitrasloa.
Iarraasc. ur (uniiHrst.
tss&rss &x!g2?2Fz
l"L.sJr&L"V.
iiKim. stewm- r.7w
t v.iu r... Pia.ni
Cexkral SIMON CAMEIION.
Sui.jict Ui lite ar,s,on or rt ' a.-.7jo icHre'itiv j
km: (.ovfkmis,
ANDEEW G. (TRTIX, of Centre Co.
W.CllrLLTO!l Hi. COSVESTIOS, MllKDAT, APTU1 23.
tiosal Ktr. cev.,Citicr.ii, V.ErUx 1.1.
Campaign "Chronicle."
We will sent! the Stk & Chuukicle from
the week or ihe Chn-asn Nomination to the j mvswy tne .oriu, ana saiisiy me ooum
close of the Presidential Election 26 weeks 1 also.
fur 0 cents. $5 for 1 1 copies, $10 fur 52 j The candidate are still more uncertain.
copies Send in the names. .... Stephens and Cobb have left the field, and
The first .No. (May 18) will contain Mr. I 1
Seward'. Speech, and we will pive oilier good ' there are not more than ten or fifteen can
ihincs occasionally. We should carry the JjJtes rcuiaiuiDC. Dou'as has probably
r.?ht doctrine is that all is needed. We wll ; mL'st Dtl' gates, and, with his ltnper
do our share. Send on the names and the j ious will and understandings with tbe
money.
Facts Worthy of Notice.
The Abolitionists thrive on Demo
cratic nsccnJoncy. Wm. Lloyd G ap.
kisox, in his Hoston '"Liliorutor," (the
organ of the disunion Abolitionist,)
deprecates the election of a Republi
can, because it would silence agitation
and thereby weaken abolitionism.
Wexiti.l I'.'iii.lii'S, the jrreat abo
lition orator, iu his lecture, last week,
in Urooklvn (his subject bein "A
l'lcafor the Dissolution of the Union ')
took the same view of the matter,
and declared that he would rather see ,
a Democrat elected I'resi dent, lor ifj
a Republican is elected, he sav?, "ait- i
' . !
itation will tic lulled," but it Hooplas
or any Democrat is elected, "wcshall
have greater anti-slavery progress in
four rears than in forty under such a
programme as that of Seward's ad- j
ministration.'' i
Yes such are tllO hopes of.
tlic ilisnnion abolitionists from iQ ,
election of a Democrat for IVcsi.Ient. 1
Vt Inrn tia ilnnl.f flinf f1."i't inn !
of another sluvcry-extemli..-, Cuba- j
Btcalin-' fillibustcriiiL'. troasurv-rob- i
liinfr admiiii.stration, like the present, !
would continue to embitter sectiotiiil j
foclinjr, and produce more real danger i
to the LViou than the election of the.
most ultra anti-slavery Republican
politician. do not thank auy outsiders, lookers-on,
Popular JsoveeIGXTY CoNUKUNEP. caves-droppers, reporters, ie., for ovcr-
Tlie bill to suppress polygamy in ! laokiug their proceedings or spying oat
Utah, passed the U. S. House of licp- j tilClT Dakcduess. Uut to the Members of
resentatives by a vote of 117 yeas to , tho Convention tbcui.elves they will be all
fiO navs. 1 his is ''allowing the poo- , , . . , ... .u
pic of a Territorv, like fiioso f a : e-JlJ. nd pick their pockets to the
State, to regulate "their domestic af-1 tune of 50 or S1 Pcr da' for boird nd
fairs -in their own way," with a ven-! ll,dg10g. wlla u lue gentlemanly suavity
gcancc! If Congress "has the right t od condescending airs which they can
to abolish Polygamy in the Tei rito-1 summon for tho urgent occasion,
l ies, has it not the same right to abol-j Next week, we shall probably have
ish Slavery ? Where is sipiuttcr sov- j th0 Candidates and the Platform,
reignty, when you come to carry it i shiD9 g0 l0 Charleston from Bos
out in practice? It is one of the', v ' v .,, -, , , .. ,, , .
, ', , - . , ... i ton, .cw Xuti, rhiladelphta and balti-
grandest hunibuirsof the age, and will . ' . , ' .
never be heard of in carrving on our! m0" n h Dcleget and
Oovernmcut. All parties must rtpu-1 0,ht-rs dr,uk at,d slccP and thus "0,d
iliate it. j Abomiuablc extortions of the "hospi-
TT - - """, " ' 1 tabic chivalry." It will cost each pa-sen-
H. Kepner, Mayor, by 133 maj. jn i
l i.U votes. 1 be Common Council
Munti u 10 u, m uuc uu oil io c i
IcciJod to day liy Lallot. la ilarcli,
Mr. Repncr had a unanimous vote (it
our mciiiory serves u?) for I)urgo?s
nnil last Fall he had, in the same Ilar-
risliirrT minrifv fnr Pnnnfr rTnm.
. . " ..J -. . J. " I
miisioner. let, witu tins reduced i uuu "um ""' "-
majority in that coutraonly Democra-' ven,,,jn' J.'0' " 18 ffry ll,tl8Lconse
tic place, that party are trying to : uenco. wh'ch, tc of de'"K,e") ere or
raise a crow ! ere 19 dlD,tteJ' or whethe' lhcJ r
both rejected. The Southern tMiyntn
V iscoxs.s 1 vro Republicans ran, , wiU hllve the cuntroi 0ftiie Convention and
ni a special r.iecuon xor iuici JUalicc. j
The Democrats had no candidate, and
the vote is light. It is not certain
which of the Republicans is elected
but, whichever it may be, the Demo
cracy will shout, "A Glorious Demo
cratic Victory" even as in Rhode
Island, where they adopted or.e winp; i
uf the Republicans and shouted over
its success by a small majority !
A Waabiogton correspondent of a Bos
ton paper says that Cameron and Seward,
though rivals, are not enemies, but will
aid tajb other, if necessary, rather than
nay other candidates. They are ccrtaiuiy
very sociable and friendly.
More CKNsoRpniP.-The publishers of i
the Arte York
Christian Advocate and i
Imrnal have received a communication
from a Virginia postmaster, that be has
decided not to permit that paper to be cir
culated through bis office.
Tbe Opposition party in Delaware bave
c iLcludcd to wait until all the Conventions
bave been held, and send delegates to none
George Hoffman was presented hy the
. . .-, - . . . Liivua uiau in we iiviuiuiiica 11 .u icaiuu.
. rand Jury of Culprper county, a., oo r f
Monday Uit, on the charge of baviDg de- Contested Seats. John W. Ryan
nied the right of property in Slaves. lie (0 j of ,he lst DisUn Plliud bclieTes
gave bad in the sum of $o00 for bis ap- ,. , , . . ,. ' . ,
.i i . r .i f 'her "era frauds in tbe election of Col.
pearanco at the May term of the county
oart. Horence to Congress, sufficient to destroy
There are now no seeds in the Patent his title to his seat, yet, being unable to
O.Uce for distribution, l'ersons who bave I procure sufficient legal proof, be has man
written to our Senator and Member of j fuu; abandoned ihe contest, and thereby
'oneress, for packages, should not cast re- i j i. . n j ni
a 6 ' . j . a I saved much trouble and expense The
fljeiioos at beiog dtsappoiDtcd. j tt
The Uostoo 1'ilot, a Catholic organ, in ! Mta of 6lckIc3 of X- Y of CooPer of
late cumber directs its efforts against ' Mich., and of Barrett of St. Louis, are,
Colonel Curtis, a candidate for Governor however, under investigation, and tbe two
uf Pennsylvania.
The Democrats in the U. S. Senate
fve refused to take action on the Dem
emic caucus slavery dogmas.
Charleston Convention.
Next Mooday (-J3 J) the adherents of
tho National Administration cougrcgate at
the bot-bed of Nulliucation, to plan how
' to perpetuate their power and continue
; tnir rlunder for another fouryears. Most
' . , ,
of the Delegates front the North arc pco-
sioner4 or cho.CD fliends of j5UCLann,and
hi course will quite probably be endorsed.
) It is somewhat doubtful whether they
will add materially to the Cincinnati .'
!, but if da DOt the, win .
! ooj of the more earnest of the part,,
uo demand an unconditional a?owal of
the dogma that the U. S. Constitution
carries Slaver, into the Territories, and
protects it there in defimce of be People
and of Territorial Legislatures. Others,
fcatful of losiog their last foothold in the
Free States under such an avowal, propose
to shirk that issue, and to "submit it to
riiA IT nnrumi) P.itirr na mirolv .Tn-
---i"- 1 - i j
dkvd qucstW-iW-.y that the Su
lircme CVurf is already with the Slavcocracy
on this point aud knowing also that it is
ciniucntl, a Political question, which has
ever been and should be decided b, the
National Legislature. This is the latent
scheme, which with its Northern and its
Southern faces they fancy will lull and
ilave-eodc ultraists may (uuder the two
thirds rule) compel his own nomination.
.e is justly tbe most obnoxious of all the
! candidates, and would meet some of the
bitterest opponents j but be has energy,
utter recklessness, and subtlety, which
might make him their best man iu the
North-west. The Papacy are his friends:
and his children's "slave plantation" fact
at the South, with bis "squatter sovreign-
ty hiimbittj at the .North, would win him
supporters in both sections. Hunter of ;
j Ya.. f John lirown has killed Wise,) Lane !
of Oregon, Slidell of La., Davis and lirowo
uf Misi ur,;cklorijge and Gutbrieof Ky.,
, . f . m t . -.l
are also renrestnted at ( harleston. with
: , . ' , , ;
U"-"""" " uus genen of the
! Xortu wli0 " ls DOt 'i.-ndtd to nominate. J
I IJuchanan is also willing to forego his re- j
tirument to save the Union Butnoouc
can guess either Candidate or Platform.
The IVt .nd Pierce came mav a-r.iin be
resorted to as most likely to harmonize
aod to bliu'i the popular miud as to the
der-power that moves.
Ia lue n'ei,I, tlme ,hf CharlestoniaDS
givc notice that they are putting on bolts !
aoJ brs, aud increasing their police, in j
view of tbe threatened irruptious of the j
unwashed citv rowdies that comprise tbe j
c..lf,.fuiiuer9 of the Convention. Thev :
i it.f tiKi-ml Slllfl eaeh nn tliA aver.io-p nn
,. ,.,
board ship.
SectjonalConventio.n. Theleading ;
Demicratic authority in Xew York, sketch-
es io advance the character of the Charles
ton CoDveutioo :
"There is a great fuss made about
double sets of Delegates from this State
i i in;-..;. . k 't..t.f r
ctc,lc ,,. candidate."
This "control'' is by means of tbe two
thirds rule, which, practically tbe Soutb
being a unit, and over one-third puts tbe
whole Convention at the mercy of tbe mi
nority. 1 be soutb isnew, Deiore consent
io to their Domination, that folk, uass,
I'icrcc, and Uuehaoan were with them on
the Slavery issue, and they will (under
that rule) allow do man to be nominated
who is Dot tecrctty with them and safe for
all their demands.
ay''Tha rebel Douglas" goes to
Charleston tbe stronpest man. Ileisbor-
. b .:.:.. mi threatening
' , r , , . .
everybody has lots of promises aod, if
there be not most awful lying and cheat
ing among the delegates, has enough to
insure bis nomination.
Gen. Joe Laue, of Origin, is being ur
ged now by tbe Slave Code advocates and
the Orpirnn W.p D.'ht Sirin hnMnra .ctha
. . , , '.
latter at least it is believed must be ousted.
cBTbere are some valuable tables for
political reference oo our first page.
UNION COUNTY STAR
Another Challenge and a Baciuut!
When Mr. Lovejo, made bis recent
speech, Mr. Pryor of Virginia and others
assaulted and abused him in the grossest
mauuer, evidently intending to intimidate
j and prevent him from exercising bis pnv
' ilege. Mr. Potter of Wisconsin and others
stood by Lovtjo, until he bad finished,
j Iu the report of tbe speeches during that
exciting movement, Mr. Pryor chuse to
j take to himself a simple statement of fact
as an insult, and thereupon challenged
i Mr. Potter to deadly combat. We give
all the important points of the "oorres
dence :"
Jilt. ritYOIt TO Mlt. POTTFU.
Vmniaia, April 14, iSoC.
Sin : I demand the satisfaction usual among
gentleman lor the personal atfrout you ottered
me in debate, and lor which you were pleased
to avow your responsibilny.
I have the honor to be, very respectfully.
Him. John t'.l'nltrr. Root a A.l'nui.
P. s My friend, Mr. Chisman, will de
liver this note. R. A. P.
Mit. Putter, to Mr. Thyor.
April I a, IS80.
Sir: Your note of to-day is received, I
refer you to my friend, Cul. F. W. Lander, to
make the necessary arrangements. I have
the honor to be, Ac, Jons F. IVr rta.
Jinn, linger A. l'ryor.
Col. Lander to Mr. Chisman.
Wisuiuktox, April W, 13611 11J p.m.
The Hn. T. P. Chiiman Sir : I have to
state thai my principal, Hon. John F. Potter,
disclaiming the particular rules of the code,
will li.sht the Hon. Roger A. Pryor with the
common bowie-knife, at snch a place, private
room or open air, in this District, as we may
agree upon, at a time to be filed within the
next twelve hours, by you and myself. Dis
tance four feet at commencement of engage
ment. Two seconds to be present to each
principal. Seconds restricted to one navy
revolver each. Knives of principals uf equal
weight and length of Made. Fight to com
mence at the word Three." The calling of
the tally and word, as between principal sec
onds, to be decided by turning a piece of
money. I have the honor to be most respect
fully, F. W. Limit.
Mil. Chismax to Cor. Lander.
WasHinnTu, April 1:1, 1H60.
Cul. F. W. Lmdrr Sir: In response to
the demand of my friend Mr. Pryor for "the
satisfaction usual among gentlemen." from
your fi lend Mr. Putter, you stated that
your principal, "disclaiming the particular
rules of the code, will fight Hon. Roger A.
Pryor with the common bowie knife, etc , etc."
Not recognizing the vulgar, barbarous, and
inhuman mode of settling difficulties as either
usual among gentlemen or consistent with
the notions of civilized society, I most, with- J
out referring your communication to my l
principal, or even seeing him, emphatically j
reluse to allow him to engage in it. When
ever vour principal will reply to Mr. Prvor's
demand in such a wav as mav seem to me
consiMeni with any lair and even most liher- j
al conbtrucuun of the rules of the e.M.e. whe
ther particular or general, I shall be most
happy to communicate to my principal such
response. 1 have the honor to be most re
spectfully, T. P, C'HiiMi..
Col. Lavder to Mis. Chismax.
V4shi"8to, April 13, 'i a id.
The Hon. T. Vlnxman Sir: Vour note
is i'lst received. Without renlvin? to the
terms of indignation which seem ti pervade !
11, I will simply say that my principal detests
and abhors the barbarous and inhuman mode
oi settling rluliculues u,ual amnn? gentlemen,
termed duelling. He represents his constitu
ents in the lollowin? manner: He asserts
and maintains his r;phi to present on the flnnr
of Congress, within parliamentary rules, any
matter which he believes to be correct.
Called upon ty note to reply to your princi
pal, he has made his statement. As his friend,
I have presented it. You object to the terms.
They were such as would alone enable my
principal, who was unacquainted wilh Ihe ;
usual weapons of duelists, to meet your friend I
on equal Lerms. He will not c nut nf the
District to liyht a duel. He waives the usual
last resnrl nf Ihe non-dne!ist, ihe assertion
that he will defend himsellwheneverassailed.
He even Enes so far as to name time, place
and weapon. When at this sta;e of the af
fair you appeal to the strict terms uf the code,
and express yourself dissatisfied, there is but
one result. I disclaim any of the scruples
which have actuated my friend Mr. Potter.
Dillerin; with him as much as a man can in
politics, I believe with him that every Ameri
can citizen is entitled lo the full expression
nf his opinions. I therefore present mitef in
his place without restrictions. I bave the
honor to be, very respectfully,
F. W. Lannf a.
Mr. CnrsjiAS to Col. Lander.
Cut. F. W. Land'r Sir : Neither my friend
Mr. Pryor nor myself have any personal
quarrel with you. I cau not therefore permit
him nr myself to take any advantage of your
courteous offer to substitute yourself in Mr.
Potter's place. T.P.Cnujtm.
We regret that Mr. Potter paid any at
tention to this overbearing negro-driver.
But it was one of a seres of attempts to
crush out freedom of debate, and to insult
supposed non-fighting Members. It was
surmised that -Pryor, Keitt & Co. would
probably bave attacked Potter, as some did
Sumner, whenever they could have got
him at a disadvantage or even assassina
tion might bave been resorted to and he
therefore resolved to run the hazard of an
open contest. But be meant to have it a
real fight no sham, or child's play aod
that one or the otbor should fall. Not fa
miliar with dueling pistols and not in
tending to suffer from the hair trigger as
Broderick did after being forced into a
duel with Terry be chose a weapon
which as a Western man he was as famil
iar with as Pryor was. Potter is a fleshy
man, while Pryor is thin as a rail shoot
ing was nowise equal, while the knife was
more so. At all events, Potter, as the
challenged party, had an undoubted right
to name weapon, time, and place. Pryor's
"friend" declined not only to fight thus,
but refused also to fight Potter's "friend"
in any way that Pryor might prefer.
Smarting under his ridiculous position be
fore the public, Tryor has since published
an offer to fight with knives. But Pryor
and Potter bave both been arrested and
bound over in 5,000 to keep the peace.
It is the general opinion that in this
controversy Pryor had no just cause for
giving a challenge, and that he showed the
white feather. Let this be tbe last of this
sin, crime, and folly, among Congressmen.
Washington, April 15. The Rer.
Mr. Stockton, in bis sermon today, as
Chaplain of tbe House, (having among
his numerous auditors the President,
Speaker Pennington and other Members of
Congress,) was so pointed in bis remarks
as to clearly imply bis strong condemna
tion of tbe Duello.
& LEWISBUEGClII!OMCLi;
- .....iirta '
Adjourned 'ourt Vro l.iin.Mion. ,
Whereas, the Hon. Abraham S W ilson. I re-
sident Judge for the 2Uth Judicial District o h
Pennsy'vania. composed of the countis ot
u.ni.n and Snviier. and Philip huhle ,
and John W Siinoiiton,csq ,.". ... - :
fur l.iuon couiuv, nave iura .. ' ,'
bearing date the 18ih day of Feb.. 1M.0.
ana to me uircco-u, u, if - - -
of Common Pleas at Lewiburg for the cminly
,f lininn on the fo'trth Mmtuu " April nrxl,
(being the 13 1 dav) IKGO, and to continue one
week, NOTICE is therefore hereby given to
Witnesses and all persons imerrsini
Issue List.to be then and there present and not
depart without leave. Jorors are requested
to be punctual in their attendance at the time
appointed, asrceat.le to notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the Shpr
iff's Oifice in l.ewisburs the 2mh day of March
A.I). IsfiO, and in the cizhty-fourih year of the
Indpendence of the U.S. f America.
(Jod save the Commonwealth !
JOHN CROSSISROVE, Sheriff
Jurors for April Court, 1S60.
Limntime Ceor W Chambers, Jacob Derr,
James Urosscmve
Lcwifburi; J M lless.S Deitnrk.Jn Lilly. F A
Donehower.J l.Hawn.H V Shelter 1 ( Ev
ans.CYoder.rilillmyer.T M Keese.Jn Kelly.
Htirtletun Samuel Haupt
White Veer John h. i;..rrey, KoDrn .aii..ur,
Jerome Brintzenhoffer, Samuel B Pawling,
Samuel Marshall
Etxt HujTtthx Jacob Brown, Jonn v nrown.
IhtrtUu Jacob Fees, Jacob u omun, joui
tuhl, Mark llairpenny
1mu Samuel Crove. Edward Yarger, Benj
Menrh. David Katherman I
l.au-son. John Datesman I
Hiiff.iliMWm Rule, Jacob U Kelly, Ldin Fox,
Charles Slear
I'nion Jacob Slear. Charles Slear
AVw Uerlin John V Benfer, Jacob Manclt
Issue Lists for April and May, 1800.
John Kessler vs Geddes, Marsh & Co
tieoree Meiiel vs Leib & Leib
John Miner & wile same
Daniel Kengler Jr vs Chamberlin Stout
Samuel H Orwig vs Henry W Crouer
S L Beck vs Deitrick & Sherkler
Saml L Beck vs Charles Slees
Juhu Marty vs John Bartly
same vs 4 others
Scots Presby'n Church vs John M'Call
M'Carty Tate vs R S Brubst
Thus Raser's Admr's vs Ammons & Rawn
Wm Prick & Co vs W m Wolfe
Cyrus Eaton vs S F A W 8 Bogenreif
David tilirk vs Saml M Barber
Phil:p Rtihl vs Francis Wilson I
Samuel B Pawling vs Samuel fhowers et al ,
Middleswarth Kerns A Co vs Chs H bhriner i
John Weriz vs Peier Xevius et al i
Samuel W Soodjras vs Wm lining Jr
l lsh for (.melius' Admrs vs (ieo Dreisbach I
Abrahnm Uiack vs Andrew pitler I
George Birkdoil vs II W Croizer
T Church t i'-o vs W in H Kleckuer
Robt D Cummines vs taml Henderson et al, i
J & J Voung vs Thus Orwig
Charles Wtees vs Saml L Beck
fcribner & Perkins vs Albert W'ynn
W m Price Jr vs Robt M Mu-ser
.orih. ( base ftoriti vs Joel iiursn
Juseph Christine vs Ueavrr, Up rides M 4 Co
Dr Wm F Seebold vs Saml C Wilt
I,an-n Burrows vs Ch i O .Mowrer
Hih ftr Dcntler vs A Meiner with notice
Steniiif;er & llauch is Black Jt Fisher
J.dinCawley vs Win II Kleckuer
Youngm. & Walter vs Moah V alter with no.
Maihias SinIer vs A .Nickel with no.
Reuben Keller vs Maine w Mortou
R V Biwes for Sice! vs John l-ocke
levi Cromley vs Wm Brown Jr et al
I Ralph Ditty vs Henry Mason
I Hart Cumtniiigs ice vs H W Crotzer
j Matilda Knelt vs Martin D Reed
I 8 R Baum for Peacock et al vs Jno M Baum
Peacock et al ind. of S R B vs do
! same vs da
I Jneth T.rti n Jflio Pul
.l.rce H 1 Nrniry JmU.n JoLo Millt-r fli-olloovt-r
! Infill Nf'liit tk J lm I'nul
X.I.d ll'.w,-r Kot-Tt fairtir
il i.Htti f r Jun b Klin-' A'lmr t Andrew GuU-hufl
Willmm Frtrk t IliIImytT k Frit-k
Suriah U.ind'.lth Juii itlinn Ni-stit' AilmrB
j .San.h Kilter tk Dr. 'ha Itrun-lane Jt Wife
mui-l I. BVrk T M:triiu ln lm h t nl
h u;Jh (r Wine I.-nti.T t Aihrut.t a Ueaainger
J"lm Kiie Amlr-w . nm . wilh notie.
ll.-nry Mitrliell Van I r'rj anl Mi. Ill Kleckuer
.lolin lUlil(le c John H."l.er
Mi.-lia.-l J (irr.e t. Th'.ma.. V.lkr etal
AmtM Ht-rer fa Juho KiBLel's txra
I nion County Court Prof tarnation 1
llfHEREA-S, the Hon. ABM S.W !
y President Judge for the Stuh Judicial
District of Pennsylvania, composed nf the
cnunties of I'niim, Mifllin and Snyder, and
Philip ItrnL and Js WSihihtoj Esqs.,Asso- ,
ciate Judges in Union couuiy. have issued their j
precept, bearing date Ihe lSiii day nf Feb. j
1 SCO. and lo me directed, for ihe holding nf an j
Orphans' Court, Court of Common Pleas.Oyer j
and Terminer, and (Jeneral (Quarter Sessions
at LEWISUI KO, for the county of INIOX,
on the second MOMiAY of V AV (being the
1 1 1 h day) 1H60, and to continue one week, j
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor- j
oner. Justices nf the Peace and Constables in
and for the county of Union, to appear in their
own proper persons with their records, inqui-1
sitions, examinations and other remembrances
lo do those things which of their offices and in ;
ihcir behalf appertain to be done; and all Wit-
nesses and other persons prosecuting in behalf !
of the Commonwealth against any person or ;
persons, are required to be then and there '
attending, and not depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested to be punctual in
their attendance at the appointed time agreea
ble to notice. I
(Jiven under my hand and seal at the Sher-
ill's Otlice in hewisburg, the 20th day uf I
March, in the year nf our Lord one thousand I
eight hundred and sixty and the eighty-lourth j
year of the Independence of the United Stales j
of America. Jod save the Commonwealth!
JOHN t:ltO!S(ilOVE,Sherirt
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given lo all con- j
cerned,thal the following named persons
have settled their accounts in the Register's
Ollice at Lewisbnrg, Union county, and that '.
the said accounts will be presented for confir
mation and allowance at ihe Orphans Court,
to be held at I.EWISBl'RU, for the county of
Union, on ihe third Friday of MAY next, be
ing the tS'h day of said month, viz :
1. The final account of Mary E. Robinson,
Administrator of Thomas liobmim, dee'd.
8. The account of John T. Magee and
James M'Creight, Executors of Andrew Jf
Gte, late of liutl'aloe township, dee'd.
3. The account of William Fearon, Ad
ministrator of Saul M'Coruiick, dee d., who
was one of the Administrators of Her. Thorn
at Hood, dee'd.
4. The account of Jacob Gundy, Adminis
trator of Varoi Ztntmyer, lale of the borough
of t.ewisburg, dee'd.
5. The account of David Herbst, Guardian
of William, M'iry , Leah, and Hannah Stuht,
minor children of Mary and Hannah Stahl,
late Mary and Hannah Bechlel, both ot Cuf
faloe township, dee'd.
6. The account of Isaac Slenker and
James Crossgrove, Executors of John Memeh
late of Limestone township, dee'd.
7. The accDunt of John Noll and Samuel
Spntts, Administrators of Christiana Soil, late
of Kelly township, dee'd.
8. The account of James W. Sands. Ad
ministrator of William (iitteUui, late of ihe
borough of Milllinburg. dee'd.
9. The account nf John M. Benfer, Ad
ministrator of the estate of Henry Dmiui,
late of the borough of New Berlin, dee'd.
10. The accouut uf Charles P. Emory, Ad
ministrator of the estate of Henri Jlunticker,
late of Hartley township, dee'd.
1 1. The account of Josiah Ranck, Admin
istrator of the estate of Henry Dirffcnderfar,
late of White Deer township, dee'd.
12. The account of George A. Frick and
Eli Shfer, Administrators ot the estate uf
Mizub'.th, Frick, lale of Levrisburg, dee'd.
1;. The arr.oorii ol John Walls and Sarah I
Kxrrahir!iUll Exrca,rix ut MuTtin !
A Sli ck ae j(.a,islm.Pt ,er;i
, , Tn(, arcillint ( uirl Candor, one of
(he A,mini!l,rairs f j,lmr, CatJivtll, late of.
.......
15. The acei.unl of Robert Candor, Ad-
ministraior of Junrph Cttmtr, late of the bor
ough of Lewivhnr:r. dee'-f.
t.KHKI.K M i:i:i:i I. L, Register.
Register's (lificr. Lcwibur?. Apr. 14. IHfiO
B.eal Estate.
SHERIFF'S S1LES
1
j) and Al. Vend. Lip. issued oni of ihe
Court ol Common Pl-a of L'nion ruunty.aud
to me directed. I will expose to pulilic sale or
outery, al the public hou-.f uf I.. l. Brewer,
in Ihe Loron-ii ol l.e wisburg, aIurOay, the
Mill day of April, Isi.o, at one o'clock 1. M.,
Iu wit : Fl VK 1. F.UTAl.N Tl! VCTS OF LAM)
wluate in White Ueer Townllip, lit said
C"v 'J i ii .11 .11 ,
An. J. liOUIKloJ not lh by OtliCI- klllil
Ol ivauiioan oc ivi-oer, east oy laiot "t naui
rnan & Kt-brr and J M. Kauri., suiuh by land
ll.iniel Bt-nnae, J.evi KeiMer and Jatob
lietrinU-r(er, and west I-y oilier land of Kauf- ,
man & Rt;ber, John IJch and oiher, coittain
iiii? One Hundred and cveiiiv-r'oiir Acres
im,re les, whereon are erected a Frame
Dwelling iime, B.uik liarn, Wagon hed. ;
, W,n IhP appur:riiaiice.
'! No. 4, liouinlo.1 north lv land of
l.,lf, ... i "'f i i
. ; N . Ilerlc, eat by Und ol Jacob tarlry, and
other laud of K;t tiluiiin A. Kcuer, south and
west by o'hrr land ot Kaudnan A K'ber, con-
1 , . ,, . . , ,. . . .
iite 11 uoiireu uiiu i-mitiy-r .'ui rtcres,
more or les, with ihe anputif nances
No. 5, bouinicd , north ly iand of
Jacub Farlev, east by lantl nf ihe heirs ol
Fretlerick Uietlenderler and Daniel W:iliams, !
south by land of J. M. K'am-k, west by other
land of Kaunnan A Krber, c mamm" Twen-
ly-Tu ii Acres, tmre or le, u hereon ;ire erec
ted a Frame Dwelln. itoti-e. Frame Barn
and iaw'Mill, aud otiier outbuiUhns, with
the appurtenat.ce.s. j
No. 0. ImhiihU'iI north ly land of
David SicrniiK''r, east by land oi iU-tu y Diet- (
fenderter. south by land 1 (Jenrtte Be.iilo, and .
we-t by land of John Da esman. coniainin?
Seveniy-Tnree Acre, m r? r less, whereoii ,
are erected a J.i Du cihn Ih ust1, BanU Barn,
andoflier nui-!iiuidiii'..wiih iheappurtenaitc.es j
No. 7, IU't't'mluiit.V Intt't cnt in Tini-
bcr Tract t oun.'. d iior h by land i f Hubley .
Albright, ea.it by land ot Christopher tiarrett, ,
south by land ui S Uu Baker, and wei by
land ol K. 1. Brck, roritatitin; Fifty Acres ;
mere or le-s, unh ihe appjrtenanre
Vs ihe property of David B. Kaulinan & -Daniel
B. Kt-cr. j
Ai) At the ?ni!.c time and place,
another certain l ot ol Itround situ.tte in Lau-'
rellon. Hart ey imu n-hii. I nion ct tinty, hmin-1
dt-d north bv an alley, west by land of E. C. j
Moore, ou;h lv public t ad, and east by lands
of Ueorge Biaurher. containing One-Half
Acre, more or les, whereon are erected a
two-storey Frame Dwelling Hou-e, Tannery,
Tan Ibui'-e, Frame iiaMe. etc., with the ap
punenancts as the property of Frederick ;
i W rni an.
At the same time an I place, anrther certain '
Hatl-I.ot of (Jronnd. more or less, situate in 1
: the boiouh of I.eu-isbursr. L ilian county, be- ;
nig the northern halt id l.t numbered, in the j
) recorded plan of said Borough, number "17,
1 boiirnled on the iiorih by I. it number Sl, on I
the eaM bv Foiir'h sireel, on the south by ihe
J smdii half of id l.-t nti ruber 1 is, on ihe we.si
j hy RspiuM tv Aliev, in which is erected a
J two-storey Frame Hmiip, Kraute Stable, etc.,
j with the rppnnenance as the property of
j Joseph M'FatMen 1
I JOH N CUOSsfinOVK, SheritT
Sheriffs ():fice, l.ewishurj. April 2, A D 1S60
WESTWARD HOI
A ''!r ,Salefor1?x: !
V rhanffe! V ill be m. Id cheap fur Cash
rr exchanged I'nrTown Pn-p'Tiv or Farms in
i the West Hranch country, a quantity of I
good, unimproved Land, !
suitable fnr FIVE h.mdsjime Farms. Their
location is in a We tern state. and for health,,
beauty, fertility and di-s;i;toie climate can not
be excelled. Persons smcerelv anxious to buy
or exchange, can obtain further inti-rmaimn
by calling nn J F & J M LINN !
Leisburg, Feb. 13, I
nic
Toil IIXT. A pleasant and
ctn vriifnt lit nf. anI I u I on in ft.
suitable tT Store or Oilire, on Smith Market
street, between 4iU and 5;h. Inquire of
Dr. I. liKt UUEK.
Lfwishurr. Feb. 21, IfiO
FCR SALE OR REKT !
K TWO DO( ULE FKAMK HOi:-f
JuJ-SUS and Lots, each Mutable 1'i.rJLti
two lain i lies one on North Fourth street and
one on St. John street, for Sale. Half ol each
of the above Houst-s are for Kent.
IIT Also, fur sale, four HmHinz Lots on
North Filth street. JOHN HOLUHTOX,
J.cwisburg, Jan. SO. INA9. A?ent
Hw4 Uoue and Store lEoom uu Market Street, Ac,
frVIK subscriber niters lor sale several
il
I Itlill'K IIDI'sO. and other Bui!
dings, situate in the Borough of Lewisburg.
Persons wishing to purchase, will please '
call on .Mr. Jonathan Wolfe, who will Rive j
them such inturiiialion as they mav desire.
July 5, 18o9 (i. SiCH.NABLE
FCR SALE. j
OM South Filth street, a property :
consisting of a good Frame House JLa S !
on a half Lot ot ground. Terms easv. Apply!
lo May 17 A. B.VOKSE j
FOR SALE. j
T1IIE well-known Ti rrD Maud t !
al the east end of the Lewisburg JtJLaL
llridge, in l.uiliisipiaque township, iurin a
Co. Il will be sold on reasonable lerins.
Inquire of WILLIAM FRICK.
Lewisburg, Dec. 17. ISSN.
FOU R ENT!
TUG THO R04I.11K occupied at pre
sent by Washington Hutchinson as a
Saloon. They are suitable for SlIOl'S.
For Terms apply to
Jan. 27. l:,H, JOHN B. LINN.
roit SALE.
A DESIIiAULK Ituildiil Lot. 33 feet
feet front hy deep. Enquire of
Heaver, Krpmfr A' V'Mnre.
1 ?oit ici;.m
Two KKAMEU HOL'SES
I1 on Sixth Street,
Enquire of
WILLIAM FRICK.
Lewisbnrg. J.m. 9. 186U.
State Constitutional Union Convention.
DKlLiUATIllN OF I'RIV IFLF.S.
VON interfei-Dris with tlnhn, quotation of PtiTry u
Dut U-inp a Milj-rt tor Cfiir rut-it tul Lcilun.
Tha miii!iiiii)tn. e ! the CmifKitution jw nudi1m1 by
th iiprcuif Otiurt ol lh L uitcO Stui. Mid Ui vnfurce
mDt i-f nil lawn nai'tt-J -y Coiifcrt -M.
l'rt-eiiD lo ttie iu tu.-tnl iiiurtitn of the whole
rouiitr. mill jrul"nct. r(iuiioy KUii j uriiy in the aii
miniitrlion uf public ultHirn.
Citizn ul IVnurl:.uia, who are ojtpriiwl to political
fkrtuUM fttvl wlirnl ivuf3. wlw art tlr-mrnun of rvniov
iuat the eitUMM whi-h have tJ:iuitii1 llitf Luuu uf ibe
Suie. ami rf-t'-rinx harmony amount th f opte, hy
furtuiu a truly Natmnal Curly, btnl upon thf above
jr:ni-..ilM, are r'-urnt to fcJ ttflfiratfn to a tatw Con
vention, to aHM-tntil at Lancaster, ou the 'ltb of April
lSoti, to Dominate ean'litlaicp for the a'aVAitk-Qf j and Vice
Preftklem-y of th tu.tei s uia.
liy order ol the K vrtttttf rprnmittce.
CUAKblv LANCA.-I KH, Chairman.
E. C PKCIUN, Seen Ury, rhuaJelfhim. owSl
IIPLMOVAL.
.a II. CiCIIIIAItT, DEXT1ST,
tffl it has remoed lo Souih :ld street, four
doors from the Town. Clock, LEW
ISBL'KO, PA,
Fl. .Sciii-tiEN-A is Divorce.
XION' County, Sil : The Cionmonwealih
ot renusyivania, 10 .....u,
Greeting.
Vhrt?ast Elix Witiih, by her next
frieod Joseph Walker, did on .be l'-ih day vf
September. A. I)., lH.vj. prefer her petitnm to
our Jii'l2- of the ntirt ofrnitn'n .'l-im.f tlwwon'y
ol lnion, t BToiirt h-M nt lwii-'uri: in n l f rtti-l
O'Unfy. irica ttit 1r the cu- llirr-iiti wl loril.
mmht I? Jiirc. 'I froiti tli bii-l'"f utnntu.oiijr n-trit-J
iuio villi rU ttiv MHl H itliaut Watkinn.
ihtrt-f'TP eoonnal yu. mm Muv we 'IU- th wii
WiIUnui Hutkitm. that iM.ttiti: ii.J ail oihr Lukirvm
dI x-UM-ii hat!iNfrr. jr'U Im- n i rp-r 'n J,,u' Ptn-pt-r
Hrw a Morwiur Ju-1 t l-ii-burr. At '"url uf
4 -mmoo V-n, liirn- U h-W lr II- mi'J r..nnlv. nn
Mm.lay lh 14th ilny of My nL t-iii"wr tin - tHi'tn
or Mb.-1 of the Mitt K'irt, ai.'l U t.hw run-, if unw y a
tu. why thrmil Y.U "r wifr hu ' "t - tiT-.rr-
lli-nrr:.! A.fM-iiil.lv in .ill-heap lluul." ni l pr..i-
ien-of youan-adt lofnil. JOHN LKuSpiilloVK,
. IffmthuTg. April 'J. IMf)
Al. Pcbpoex.v is Divowe. !
UXM.V Comity, SS : The Connnonwcalih
of Pennsylvania to John A. M'Vuy lale
of said county, (.reeling : 1
i Whereas, Mnnr Y.wt M'Cot (late
' Mararet Lllen Uuti) of the B oroiiah of Lew.
,sbar County of ( nion and Mat of Per.n-
nvlvanta, hr n-itfri. n-l Dortor T b -m A II Tliorii- "
ton. li I on the I nh tny . f lif mhrr. A l . l!'t. r-r. r
fur p-liti"D to our Julttf our (" nrt of r.nnm-n I'lnn
fi.f tbe o tttity i f Ltii-.ii, f.rnvinz f-T th- ran-- therein
Pt-t f.Tlh. that -he, the -a "I Marifsip.-t Y..Wn M t oy otl.'M
be diforrefl fr m the bon-lv of luatrimou; ruterel mlt
with you the i-ai'l J"lin A. M ' ov.
We r therefore r mrnaml you. a foe w -iiVI, ttie
Mil John A M l'-y. that w lliit ai-tlr ali ..ib-r buMii. -ihI
ri-ut whatfloerr. yon b- mmt aj'-ar in tour pro-Dt-r
perm.n l-ef.re our-ln ii: t wi-' iirc. ut Court
of Common tl-.. thereto le b:t f.r th- aan! antv, on
M..;..i.turuihj..orMan..ji.i...i
r liht-l .f the Mini Manrftret r.llrn M
ni.rltanT yoxt hnr mUj the kvi M
nWr MielitjT)
'(IT. Bl lO lTiW
iruaret Kii- !'- 1
Coy Tour wif-. fhouhj not bediorrel from the U
" 'imony t .W to the Art ot .. r..ral A-nibiy in
. aurb cam nia4e ao I pniti-t-!. Hert-of tml n -t
JuilN tKoUit Kt abenn.
I-wint.urtc. April 9.
DIt. i:iSF.NVKIN"S
Tar and Wood Maptha PECTORAL
JS Oie Uut Mci'iriK lo the WurU fr IU Crkfc ..f
Cougli anil OM.-, Crup, Unncljitip
A-itbma, Diflicultj io Ureal bing, 1'alpita
t ion t,f the Il-art, liip'hiria,
an-l for th. RKI.IKF bf patirnta in advance.! Ftacra of
l.niiniritii.ri. tiLr.htr afirhull llinpnra
f the Throat and ("he,., aud bich pre-
Jipo?e to Ct'CSUUiptioD.
It (.w:ulirty ailafeit to thf ra.lin.l corfff A.TIIM -
limine prrr"'l hy a .ra-til lttvif in jhi! Iiniinri-t.
nl 'Ht ff (frt t rxTiii in th- rurr -f the tvji -u
tli-- to irbii'b tr.- huiuD friut- if li ilI.
It i off'Tl U thrllin-t-J with th-- xtvmtrH eimMmr.
THY IT and tnr cnfifiofJ tlitt it i mlu itV in ttie
jr .f lirno' hjal a tl-rt loti. i'ttrr a uli- frr iMtle.
C .l'rt-j ;trt-U ouly I j
R A KISFNWFTV Jt Ct,
DrugiftianJ rhi miitt, N.W.t'tr Mutb A I'.-p ar Sf.
I'lill M-H I'HK
jrj?.W hy ry rrp-r't;,h;t- brugit ami li&:r in
M-'iirin- tlironf limit ih Mie.
I'LiUiIa, Wr h -.1, 1"M J
Estate of James E Hamlin, Esq.
VDMIXITRATOK'S .NOTI. E Where
as. Letters of Admir.itran n on the
e-tate of James B. Ha in tin. (are of Lewisbur
in Uninn county, deceased, have been gran
ted to the underpinned, all persons knowing
themselves indt-bied to said estate are reques
ted to make immediate payment; and ihoe
havins claims a?amt it will p reent them
properly authenticated frr seiile n.t nt.
SAMl EL H. OK Win.
Lewisburs, Feb. 9, ISOO Adnn'r
Administrator's Notice. i
"ITTHEKKaXS, Letter of Adnnnistration
tirtheetateof lil'i KiK ANDKKW S,
deceased, late ot Lewibnrs borough, I'nion
county, have been granted to the subscriber,
bv the Register of said county, in i!u form;
all person: indebted to said est.ile are reqiiet
ed lo make payment, and tho-.e"havin j claim :
airaiiist the same will proent them duly :
authenticated fur settlement, to j
JOHN B. LI.NX, AdmV. ;
Lewisburr;. Feb. 3. Ibf-U. '
Grafting, Buddns, Trlminteg, fcc"
... ' ' '
PVt To all Lovers nf (iond Finn, the sub
221crtbers would sav thai he is pr pared to
(ir.ill trees with the best standard varieties u,
the most approved marner. I iierru-s mii-t be
gralted sonn Plums in March Apples. pears
and Grapes until Summer. Orders n.av be
left at Caldwell's Drug Srnre. or at my house
on the River Rnad a mile bel"W l.eu-ih-irg
Jan 5. IrffiO J. WINGEUT
j v7 FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE,;
rJ on Maiket Square, I.i wisl urw
A good snpply ot ( hair. Tnlili', '
niirrilllsi, Miim!, Jr.. hand it made '
j to order by tZh DW ll) IAS I LK. i
j SUPERIOR new WinJ-MiI!s, for sis j
i O for sale by W. Al. It.tsBaiini:. A 1
! specimen mav be seen at Jonathan Wulie's
barn, in Lewisburg. Feb. In, lutiu
"Industry must Thrive!"
"PIniISTirrTIlJll rstnlilislmiont
.JL Removed lo Houghti.n's former Sh.-p on
Market street near Fourth, where I will have
at all times a full assortment of
Tin Ware, Mute 1'ipe, j
COAL hLCKETX, f-hnt 7.te. ie. -r. I will
also make to order, on shirt notice. Tin tint-'
ters. Spouting or any kind of work in ny line
of business. j
fi Mending and Jobbing general iv promptly
attended to.
JOS. A. KKEAAILK !
Lewisburg, Oct 20,
.
VBKM'H TIN-W AltK-a fine a.irtinent of Itiiaa urii r
Ware .uilirnrma freiwrvnic kettli-a. bailee I'.n
V4'a?hUiwli...'npii fi.r rliililrrD. Lll,e pun.-lH il i-r auhd
alao t ruDrh Baaing 1'aDs, ac CA I. L AMI .s F
JOS . KKKAMKR
SAMICL. II. OKHIV,
Attorney at liT.
O'
FFICE on Si.uih Seci.nd near .Market St.
LKWISHVKU, PA. i
lirAll Professional Business entrnsted lo j
hi' -are will be faithfully and promptly alien- j
if Sept. 11, 1S07
TIN-WAREPrices Reduced !
MERCHANTS and DEALERS are invited
lo call and exainiue the largest assort
ment of
Wc.l-niade TI.W4RC
to be found in the State--whirh we are prepa
red to sell at Liiwia Pair r. than inferior goods
are generally sold lor.
MELLOV & FORD.
Sign of the Large Coffee Pot,
3m832 723 Market St, Philadelphia
New Hotel in Elifflinlmrg.
BJ THE subscriber would respectfully in
jjMiJform the Traveling Public everywhere,
thai he has taken and fined up the premises
ol George Schoch, in the centre of
MAIN ST. J11FFUM5UHCJ,
where he is prepared to accommodate strane
ers and travelers men and beasts in the
best manner, with Board and Lodging.
Please give me a call.
Ap.l,'59 CHARLES CROTZER.
.
COAL (OIL COIL.
TIlHE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
a large assortment of the very best Sha
mokiu and Wilkes Baire COAL, for lime and
stove purposes, which be will sell at the very
lowest prices for Cash or Country Produce.
Also. Blacksmiths' Coal, Plaster and Salt.
Wish it distinctly understood, that I will not
be undersold by any man. Having good
weigh-scales, full weight will be given.
Coal Yard near Weidensaul's hotel.
GEORGE HOLSTELN.
Lewisbnr. May 27,'fto.
1
'LL'ID AND nE OIL can be l ad at the
POST OFFICE
I IV P I C N I C."4i
w-n jump Into ih .r.a, aixl all tak a rvtt.
i skCK hnndvnm.
i , ' , . t
hie HK.O habrroI2SU
fitied up tnr the especial ar;minodaiir.a q(
l'(C-'ic and other similareirurion. Termj
moderate. Apply m JW. M. HOt'SEL.
J-ewishur. June .'), 1h5S.
To ihe Sclmol Directors of I'nion fo.
(t E.T!.rMf. In purqanr,e of the 4:
J Section nf the An of Hrh May, r(j(J
arc hereby notified to meet in ConventHitat
the ('dim House in Ie vibtirir, on ihe firt
.Monday 'f Mdf A. I, JsftO, (bemp the 7
day t f the rnonih.) at 1 o'clock in the after,
tioun, and velert, tira rore, by the majority 0f
the h( !e noinhT vf Ihreciors preent, one
person of scientific and literary acquirements
and et k j ; 1 and experience in the art of teacb
iiiz, as 1'ountv Stipertniendenr, Ur the three
Mirceedit.e years deienniric the am. Dot of
compensation for the same and certify the
btirg, as rennued
ol Act.
rexm to ine ?ia'e uDenoieroleiir. at Hairn.
y ihe : i!h and 1(iih Hertiou
l. HErKEM)OR..
C'Ur.ly StiperimendeDL
ew Uerlin, F'a.. March 2'J, nt.
KOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
1)F;R.-iO.S shipping f;cd; to I'hilad. iU
pitae be particular and
Clark them in care of Peipher'i Line;
r.thr mise, ihey u ill he rf hippfd at Harru.
bur?, whirh will he aiirinlpil ilh iirlav.
May , 1:9. THOU. lKllHfR.
VARIETY STORE
AND
1'OST OFFICE.
V LARGE suppl) of Books.StaiiDjiery,
Feriumerv, Jeelry, Toys, Confection
eries, 'iVas, Sptce, Fruit, Muis. Bdkiej
Firtures, and a anety of ilCK ACKS fr
bale heap at the
j l.tlWIsBf'RG POST OFFICE.
JMNE (it Id I'FNs ivt Ladies and Gi-nt rat
be had at the FOhT OFFICE
S,.."" lr'
very cheap at the I'OsT OFFICE
I
) IJ'J'TKK, Lpcs, I. aril and IVuliry takra n
) Hichji.te t r (iuutiii at Ihe
OFFICE
A
FKW II. xes i.f R.iiins, Fiis, baits ai,d
JJrin.e 1'iuurs A r sale at the
POST OFFICE
(J
.liDKK.s li.r Bi-i.ks rr liords of ar.r kic.l
prt.mptl atuiidrd to at the
poyr office
ALIK ran fi'nl th' largest and b-tt rl.
li
mcr.t nl Letter and Xfie FA I'KR.Knv.
oprs Ac. at ih I'OST OFFICE
IF y u want a beautiful IWI.T FKAME. to
S" to ihe I'OSI' OFFICE."
T F von want a snpplytf fine VTATM.NE
1 l!V. to ihe FtlfT OFFICE.
nOWKY'b SKY-LIGHT GALLERY.
iVh'K J... M Fadiien's Hanlware fiat.
li-rmerly Hnushton'. Shoe Su.re, -Maiic
street, l.ewiv(,urff. Fa.
.1 MIJR t T1TES, MELA 1X0 TYPES,
Ac. in the UMal Mpr.r siy'.r. In liiiti(.i
In ihcse p.clure. 1 am bow prepared to take
I'llotoi ;i.li. lare ur small, eona! ie
ihe hesi ni.:e an vuh. re. AIm-. HAtl.O
I I'ES. Thee f inures are ci It-red ie rep-re-eni
life. an. I are Mipem r lean nil raimirj,
living that fnielny nt eiressicn and Jeatorta
ihat can he pn ituced ni.lv ty ihe Camera.
These piriure.v are patented, an I have ihe
exclusive Psht fc r I'nmn ennn-v. Callani
exatmtie specimen.. (Apr.; sr.
LIWIS FALMFR.
ji.s. a nn.
j .j. man
rSTr'ZZ l" ,,-1L,,:R o-
Lewiburg Planing Mill,
flj..'l.fJ.ww..eep constantly on hand aril
u.i... i lure in . nler I lutirinc. Mitict",
Doui k. S!li. Mmtt i n. r.Iiitds
.tloiiitliiiKH ol ail patterns,
and all . ih-r desc riptions if Wood Work rj'f
HI I.UlKlli.g.
filers respertfuKv solicted ar.d prompt!?
fiiie.1. Ail wnik u-arran led to give saiisl'acticn
ItTAn extensive lot l I. u 111 Iter of l!
desrnpiims i n hand I. r a.r.
Furtnrpnn yrtt, Second itrtet,Leu-iiturg.Ft
April SS, lS.'a.
NEW FIRM
THFjiLl MIOP! The subscriber.
r.
respeciiiil'v anm uiire to the rn zenj if
Lewishurg ami vu nuij thai they hae icruaJ
a Partnership in the
Tailoring Business,
at the well-linn n stand of James Criswell c
Alaikei street, where they are prepared t
Cl'TAXD XAkt 1 1' to c-rder in ihe vtrf
best stvle, .Men's and Boys' lollllng '
every ilecnp'ii n on short notice. We ai
a share ut the puLl.c p;,tronage
JAMES CRISWELL.
J. F. SCH Af PER.
Lewjsburg, April i, 1S5
HOUSE BUILDERS,
TAKE NOTICE ! The undersigned ar
appointed Agents for the sale of
Dooi-m. itiiniN & million Sa'h
of all sizes, made of the best material. A -work
warranted. ls".lade by L.BPKOl'T,
llughesville, I'a. and for sale by
B79 F ts CALUWELL, Lewisburg
mm Io ket Itooksandotherartiria
il l? ,
tfn niU,
nidi ainu su uauu vi hi finirr ov i.i
Le-isburs Uook-uder, CH: STA&.
THUS. .. CaltlER
HAS just received a splendid assortrc'i'
of the very best, cheapest and !""
iastuonable Jenrlrj m the markeu
Stock comprises
Ureast I'ins,
Cbuiim.
tar Rlnjr,
l'iiisr It Ine.,
IJrst' Ut.
Mcf liutlon",
itUl!,JV.C.Mi
which will be sold eitremely low for Ci"
He respeciiully asks the paironase w w
his old customers; and also inviies ne ,lS
lo give him a call before making their r
chases. Call at ihe sign of ihe Bit Wl
Market street, east of Second. ; Dec- iS
NOTICE-1800.
rpHE Film of Walter, Lenharl Jt
J in the tri klaj ins KuslB
.are ready to cuxTRaiT tor all kinds ot 1 r.
in Iheir line, and are well satisfied H
be to the interest of such as purpose enw11'
tinnA It.iil.li i.nc I., (.. ne a .-nil hetvlC
I trading with others. We have put "P
', of Ihe best houses and stores in L""'
! and ir. assured their owners will lestl'T
their buildiims were put up by sooJ ain ' '
getic workmen, and in quick itiiie, ;iiJt3
a verv important matter lo builders.) t
K'frrtnci' Chamberlin Uro's; ''''
architect; Dr. 1. Uruceer; Bvers Ar's,'
Lewis Ashculelter. ISAAC W AL' 1 Rrr
JACKSON l-EMI'1,
SAM. KOIIKADA1"'
Lewisbnr?. Dee. 27. 1S;')
?L-rtK Horseman's Friend, or
(Tf I-otkft C,oiiia,,0if
Fiiiv-Two Valuable Receipts for in? 'J
and Uorse Dealer for sale (12 '",',
C.J. si '
Bo. kbmd-.r, Lcwib3'fr
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