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O. N. WCEDEN k J. B. COKNELIDS.
iaMUhi no tin fsb sirm. h the Urnt muti beat
T" ffM.,te !. The I.Ewi..eg Chrxiclb.
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Frce-loni, national; Slavery, sectional!
m " ,
The Union Divided ! i
Ilistory will mark James Buchanan's
Administration for three events the bank-.
rupcy of a full Treasury in time of peace
and bounteous harvests the division and ,
demoraliiing of the Democratic party j
and tho Division of the National Union, !
ss far as a Slat? could rccoinp'ish it. !
Yes, undtr Democratic Huchanan Admin
istration, the loDg-dreaded Act is consum
mated South Carolina has "aectmjfithnl
the vcoih nf firty yean" and doubt and '
distrust and di.-cord reign where peace and who first spiked the g'ins. It is now be
concord existed before the repeal of the i0g Jenulibbel by fire; only four soldiers
Missouri Compromise and the attempt to ' are lt.ft in charge. The troops were all
Africauizs and subdue the whole Nation conveyed to Fort Sumpter.
to Slavery. j This announcement has created intense
Trie N'atiusal Cahinet. We d not , excitement, and the Convention is now in
luaiber oar columns with the tb jusauds of j secret session.
guesses aud conjectures set afljat respect- j Still Later Noon. Latest reports
iug the ourse of the in-comicg AJuiiuis- J ' onIJ the eun "rriaSM ,hl
tration. Lut it is announce! as certain ! " on fire-it is certain that tho guns are
that Edward Dates, of Missouri, has P&d, d reported that a train has been
been offered and accepted a seat as one of , ,u bIow UP ,he Fort
the confidential ad.isers and agents of I Later, i past 12.-Major Anderson
, , ., e . I staled that he evacuated I-ort Moultrie in
President Lincoln probably as secretary i , . .i.,
, , r J. , ' order to allay the discussion about tbat
f.f the Iutenor. His name is everywhere ; p0st and at h(J samB time t0 strengthen
received as evidence that the President ' i.:fl nn oosition.
will pursue a truly national aud conserva
tive course in ail respects.
Gen. Cameron or Julgo Wilmot are
named as most likely to represent the Re
publican Danncr State in the Cabinet.
both are capable men, auU Have legions ol
most ardent friends. The latter has paid
Mr. Lincoln, upon invitation, a visit.
The President Elect receives visiters of
every faith, reads all communications as
- .,, . . ii .i
far as possible, and eviuces to all the
quilitiesthat constitute anafluble, popular,
faithful, successful Executive.
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tS-ll is stated in various quarters that ;
Gov. Clt.tix has made his principal ap-!
pjiutments, as follows : j
Secretary of the Commonwealth Eli I
Slifer, of Union county
Deputy John M. Sullivan, of Butler.
Altfirnev ( I'neral Samuel A. I'urvi-
ance of Beaver.
Messenger S. D. Miles, of Centre. . j
Mr. Sullivan has been already tried, j
and no one doubtj his superior fi'ialifi.'a-
tions and integrity. Mr. Sl;fr has the 1
confidecce of bis many acquaintances in
varied political fetation?, of till parties
throughout the State. Mr. Purviance is
on honored and eminent lawyer, of the
highest character ai;d ability. Mr. Mile9 '
is an industrious aud wor'by mechanio of .
Milcsburg To most, if not all of these
gentlemen, the stations were c IT. red by
Gov. Curtin wi.hout ary ilLrt or solicita-
tion on tlcir part. Their selection is j
creditable to the J jJmtnt ot the State
Executive, aud will go far to command
PuLlicSilt!
Th3 ''Secession'' Act. i
la the South Carolina Convention, Dec. !
20, the following wjs j roposed : !
Aa Or.lioance to Dissolve ihe i:nion between
Ihe Slate ol .s.iu'.ii Carolina anJ oilier Males
uniiei with her un ler -he compact eniuled
the Con-iii'iuoji ol the li s. of America : i
We the IVople of the State of ouib Caroli- ',
ra, in Convene .n. do declare anJ nrJain.and
ii is h?re!)- declared aul ordaiaed, thai ihe
Ordinanee, a Mipted 1-y 11 in Conveo'i
the ii day of M ty, A. I). 17-$. vher?by ihe
Ctntilti:hii of the ("niicl Sia:e was rat.fvd.
ani ais'.i all r.cis and parts ul acts uf .lie (Jen
era. .s-en.u.y uf this ;.ite ritilyin? the
amendtneutb cf the sai.lCiir. - ii!tiuin,are here
repealed ; an-.i ilm ihe I'uiun now sub-i-it-
in between sou:h Carolina ami ihe uiher
Slates mi ler the name of ihe failed Stales of
America, is hereby d:ssc!ved.
The ordiuance was tuk 'n up and pased
by a unanimous vote of 109 nobody be- ,
ing allowed tj be elected except SiCiSsion-'
ists. '
Mr. Miles moved that the Clerk tele-
praph to the members of Congress at
Washington, immediately. I
Mr. McGrath said : To my nndcrstand-
ing, there is no Collector of the port, nor
Postmaster, now withiu the limiis of
South Carolina. What you have done to-'
day, has extinguished the authority of ev
ery min in South Carolina deriving his
authority from the General Government.
Mr. Greg" sail : After South Caroli-
n bas abrogated the Constitution of the .
United States, are its laws still of force ?
I think not. All the laws of Cnmrres :
fall iostaotlv to the erouud on tbe act of
secession. There is now no law oo the crari u"e miJa speccnes m me u. o. j
sutj-ct of tbe collection of duties in South Senate, against tbe Secessionists, full of
Carolina, NOW THAT WK HAVK AC- tue mos, P'tful logo nd Ptriotie de- j
COMPLISUED TUK W01.U.OF toil- ,0,ion 10 tUe Luion " our fkthc"- Wi,B !
TY YEARS. ' all ita faults and i faculties, it is belter .
Mr. liajne. This sudden action it in- than anarchy or a multiplicity of little na- j
jorious. . tions. i j
Mr. Chcsnut. Two questions are invol- ' 'I he Kansas Admission Bill is to be
Ted our power and our duty. We must taken up in Congiess, Monday nrst. I
preserve our people, not only from incon- ; The House passed a Pacific Railroad j
veuience but a chaotic condition. We Bill, and one or two sma'l appropriations. ,
must verify such laws as will best preserve Gen. Scott expresses himself emphati- !
us from calamities. Ca!Iy in favor of preserving tbe Union, by
Mr. Calhoun. We have pulled tbe ' defending the fortifications, and by insu- i
temple down that bad been built three tiDi the inauguration of Lincoln, when be .
quarters of a century. We must clear the j wiu be ready, if necesaat j, to take com- j
rubbish away, and re-construct another. ! mand. I
He are note Iiomilcst and houulets, and' Some of the South Carolinians fore off
must secure ourselucs from storms. their cockades, in anger, when the Sece-
Mr. Puukin. If the ordinance be rati- Jers returned from fear of a little small-
fied, things will go on in tbe Custom p0Z ,nd hastened away to Charleston )
House, aud Post OCee, exact'y as now, (rou their Capital. j
until other arrangements arc made by this postmaster General Holt bas adopted a '
Convention. What is a b gal tender for ' short and sensible policy toward the few
the payment of debts? Is it cow tbe disunion pos'masters who propose to te
gold and silver of the United States J In ' fin their offices. He informs them tbat
case of the clearing and entry of vessels, if they name successors who will give the '
we will be Veiy liable to bate the same usual securities to tbe Department, ibey
confiscated. ; w;n be accented, and business permitted to ,
Mr. Rhett. The great revolution must ' ea 0n as before. Otherwise, the offices
- - -.I. t:..l. .1 . . i i . ' a !
po on wiiu as nine uaiipir a possmie io
tbe country, by making the Fultral agtnli j
our machinery. I
Mr. Marline!!. We have speeded from
the Uoited States, aud established our in
dependence. And so it ws left tbe Custom i
II v nee abd Post OiSccs of the 'N-t on"
! using the umuey and ihe property of the
United States, just as though they were
' , ooa of na!... There have since beep. Dumcr-
oils secret sessions, tut no real jrogress
made in providing postal or naval accom-
--Qodations for Independence!
JIr. liarnwell, El Got. Adams, and;
Ex-Speaker Orr, wera appointed Com-,
nii.siaoera to cuma to Washington audi
...rraug" for a division of iho N'atiou'.
property.
Caleb Cashing visited Charleston, but i
could da nothing to stay the madness ot
'he hour.
Charleston, Dee. 27. Fort Moultrie
lst night vacated by Major Anderson,
1, P. M. Capt. Foster remains with a
fmll force at Ft. Moultrie.
Several military companies of the City
have been ordered out, aud a cullision is
not improbable.
In tl.A i'tniinn Mr. Detreville
, nfft.reJ a resoiulion ihat the Governor of
, c. be authorized and rei)uired to take
I im-.'iediate possession of Forts Moultrie
fd Sumpter when be w.s inlormea .
i 'b m",iua for scfret seas,on bBd.,he i
precedence and the Convention went into
, 1 I
3"" CRIME.-T e Xatiooal Treasury
uas x,CKU roouca ot a sum, esiima:eu uc-
,wecn 500,000 and $3,000,000. They
were eccuri(iea for Iodian payments. A ;
S(mtll Carolinian, named Ilailcy, gave them j
, . ,.f ,t,A ,,;.,, Kansas and Utah i
w vu. v - - -
i contractor?, Maj ors, Ilassell i Waddell,
tbo used litem in tbeir speculations, prom-
ising to replace them. John u. tioya, ,
Secretary at War, is badly implicated in I
tbe transaction. Bailey and llussell arc ;
under arrest, and it is hoped the securi-1
lies may (some or all) bo identified and ,
recovered. It looks to many as an attempt '
to rob the Treasury outright, as well as to i
dissolve the Union. j
Jaj b Thompson, Secretary of the Ic- j
terior, recently left his poet to go to North i
Carolina and preach Disunion as the Agent
of Mississippi. Why does not Buchanan;
turn cut and punish such traitors, instead
of calling upon honest people to pray for j
them ? "Put your shoulders to the wheel. !
and not call upon Jove," was a fable of
old, applicable to our weak Presid.ut.
5rWe ie3 intimations of '" Wide ,
Awakes," as such, attending the inauga- j
ra'ion of Gov. Curtin and Pres. Lincoln, j
-Ve believe it is the custom and a very
prnrer CU9t0m too when the contest is !
' : . ,
decided, to inaugurate those dicers as
representatives of the whole People, aud
t f j, , y- ,b;nk woujj ,cnd
"'V v ,
to allay excitement and prejudice, and in-
crease tho interest aud nuuiber of specta-!
t rs, to make them general and not par
tial observances. We doubt not Gov. '
Packer would be as polite to bis successor, !
as Gov. Pollock was to hira.
(D 1 ''"lav '' next week is the tfay recom-.
nicu.led by Pies, liuchanan for Xatii rial Ilu-;
miliation, Fasiing and Prayer. The terms of '
request are unubjrciinnablp, and the :
means lo seek ihe end desired proper at all :
times. Ilu; we do not see that those who are j
crea:ioe the disturbance, and threatening ilie I
Cnion, or affording '-aid and comfort" lo j
them, pay any bet d to this advice. And the'
thought must arise with all, that if the Presi-1
dent had acied justly with Kansas, had discar
ded Ihe traitors to his country and lo their
oaths who he put and kept in posts of power
lo do the mischief, or if he would now man
fully perforin his duly and protect the public
property, the danger would be averted. The
IH.li chapter of I.-aiih is worthy of consulta- j
tion in connection with ihe general subject
Ueri. 1'. Wade, of Ohio, a Hepublican,
ani1 Audrew Johnson, of Teun., a Ucrno-1
be discontinued.
Of 7S1 patriotic, fire-eating South Car-
olinians drawing money from the United '
States, only nine have retlijneJ and these .
resignations only take effect at the expi
ration of Buchanan's term !
The Georgia Senate voted 56 to 51 i
vg-iiatt 'separate st.ccitiou." i
UXION COUStYSTAR & LEWISBURG CIIROXICLE -
A prominent Dcmocr-it of Kentucky!
said the other day : "If we of iba South
were to read Henry Clay's last speech at j
Lexington, without knowing the author,
it would be very generally ascribed to
Seward or Wilson."
The whole nnmber of Post Offices in
the United States is '28,573. What a scam
periug there loon will be of Post Masters!
Louisiana's chief occupation is raising
sugar. Her iudustry aud commerce are
mmaly based on it. Sugar is now protect
ed by a duty of 'J4 per cent, agaiust the
competition of the West Iudies. I5ut if by the Mayors in tfDe of the cities of tiie
she secedes and joins a Southern Confed-! United States and Canada, certifying to
erary, one of whose maxims is "Free , the superior excellence of Dr. Ajer s Coin
Trade," half her plantations would go to ' pouud Extract of Sarsapanlla aud to the
waste and half her planters to ruiu. ! value of all his rcn edies as articles of
Mrs. Anderson, wife of the commander 6Te Fuu!ie utility. Such evidence from
at Fort Moultrie, called opou the Presi-' high sources bears us out triumph
dent, and assured bira that his negioot to ! "'j i" position we have long maiu
reiuforoe the Fort would be au iuienlional ! ,'lu:u "ilu teri t0 l)Mt- Aur 8 rret''
and wicked sacrifice of her husband'. life, rations, or more particularly our df er
as be would nover surrender, but fall in ' lisemanta of them. No publishers need
defence of bis port. j he more opposed than we are to the pro-
Mr. huchanan is terribly agitated and "i l'J tT'tT
some profevs to tea in Lint indications of
insanity.
Senator Toombs
has coma again to j
Washington, but not "with his sword hath ha ,he coufiJeuce of all
drawn and an army of ten thousand men, , Cl)aInuuilic, mhen thp, ,re koowo. Nt
as be threatened before Lincoln selection.. ., bt)Ctufie tbe Mayors of the whole
Ex-Go. Wie, it is stated, now reeom- country bulieve tbem useful to thoir peo
mends raisiog men in Virginia and Mary- ple, but because we know from experience
land to take Washiuuton and inaugurate
Breckinridge as Autocrat of tbe Southern
Confederacy on the 4ih March. lie was
"going" to do the same thing wiih Fre
mont. John Drown attempted to take a '
smaller town, but failed most awfully let I
Wise take warning. j
The Emperor of Ruisia is progressing j
with the emancipation of her serfs. All
the world is becoming free and more oivi-!
I 'Zed, excpt a portion of tbe American
Union, which seems siuking into anarchy
and the rule of mere brute force.
Six millions rf dollars in gold were re
ceived in New York last week. Despite
tbe desperate efforts of the Slave Politi-
citns' Panic, times aro improving in ma
ny quarters in the North, East and West, j
while the Soulb is beut on suicide aud in
juring her own credit and resources to a
great and alarming extent.
Pres. Lincoln will sojourn in Washing
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tcring into the Yl cite liouse.
Now is tl.e season of danger from cold.
Dress warm aud dry, and sleep io dry
cljthcs oulv. If exposed to cold, keep
warm by exercise. See tbat children's
limbs and necks are warm. Avoid sudden
changes, aud corer the mouih and nos
trils when exposed q'lickly to cold air
from a hot room, so Ihat the air may not
come to your lungs, chilled.
They have had two Union meetings in
Wiiliamp r'. one a union meeting, and
t'other Democratic. .(harriu' that the lat
ter was suppressed by the threats uf t' oth
er sort o' Democracy, a (a Mayor Ilonry
vs. Geo.' Wm. Curtis'.
Wednesday evening of last week, the
Miltoniaos lir-it siw 'Milton by Gas
L:ght." The light is said to be brilliant,
and bfTordcd at iJ SO per thousand cubic !
f,.r i
A cotifligratirin occurred at Linn A: '.
north of Bellefonte, Sunday morning, by
which a dwelling, occupied by Isaac Ging
ber as a boarding bouse, was entirely de
stroyed. It appears that tbe fire origina
ted from a defective store-pipe.
Tbe wife nf Solomon Leaser of Sunbury,
was found dead in her bed on Saturday
morning week. She bad tho siring at
Inched to the cradle in her hand, aud bad
been up during tbe night to wait on her
child, nor was her bu.b&nd aware of her
death when be awuko in the morning.
The probable cause of bcr death was apo
plexy. A conrse nf Lectures during tbe winter,
bas been arranged to be delivered in the
Milton Academy.
White Dekh. John Puffy bas bot a
deer that was white nearly ail over, oo
Brush Mountain, Blair couuty.
Catkcart, convicted, before Judge Linn,
of the murder of his wife, in Cliuion coun
ty, bas applied by counsel for a suspen
sion of bis sentence by the Supreme Court.
Tbe Mayor of Pittsburg would not al
low John C. Hccnan to give an exhibi
tion in that city.
Tbe Water Gas Company of Philad. of
fer to supply the people of that place with
Gas al 70 cents per thousand.
The Methodists expect to open a new
house of worship, in Green Valley, J
miles nortb-cast of Hughcsvilie, Sunday,
Gin of January next.
The Lycoming Insurance Company paid
812,000 for losses by fire, during tbe
three months ending 10th Nov. last.
Dr. Racer and family, at Lairdsville, j
whose illness from using apple-butter put ;
up it. earthen crocks, a, e geiting better, j
We have been informed tbat a number of !
persons in Columbia county, have been
suffering in tbe same manner and from the I
SimO Cause.
The act authorizing tbe construction of,
. , ,1 , W..-I ...
tbe road from tue Junction to eunbury I
, - , ., J ' :
or Northumberland, on tbe west side of :
tbe Susquehanna, Was passed last Winter '
and si"ued a week or two since by the '
G overnor I
Or. (
Tbe Northern Central Kail Bo&d baVC :
put up a large and comfortable station j
Uouse. of.posau fceliDsgrove. i
Joseph Scharf. of SeliDfcrove ia arpoio-
.j.r 4 f
ted Mercantile Appraiser for Snyder Co. 1
A son of Isaac Kissel, was killed at j
Ci 11 ll'.j...!,. II. K:
edar Kun on ednesday He was pi- ,
ling aw log", when one of them slipped
from its place and ran OVer him, causing
instant death. Jcrsru Shore ttltlle.
Michael Caboe baa been convicted, in
Clinton county, of manslaughter, in kill
ing Jerry Murry, iu a sudden quarrel at
Qaeeu's Run, in Sept. last.
Tbe Commissioners cf Lvcoming conn
ty have appointed Geo. W. Youugman,
Counsel, and James Gibson, Mercantile
Appraiser.
Last week, while A. J. Peters, Editor
cf tbe Yulktfi fund, uas butchering, a lit
tle son of bib fell with both bands into a
kettle but lord, burning bis bauds and
arms very badly, lie is, however, rccor-
ctiuj:.
Tha Vicksbiirg Whig quotes a para-i
graph from a letter piinted in the New
york y,r, respecting the secession feel- i
ing in tbat town, and says it contains news
to the Vickburger.1. The Whig adds :
"We have so doubt that tiiue-tcnths of
the terrible stories about sect-s.ion eti'liu
eiam, people arininr, and all such blood ,
and thunder despaiches, are eqislly as ;
crouulless as the batch of falsehoods sent,
e . . . r L It :
or professed t have been seut, from here
Ve have been sbnwu adocuinent S'sord
we iuew wheu we bejjao, that bis reme
dies were above any suspicion of deception
1 1. otafd .Kniit thn host it is nos-
... . f, ,,, . f disease.
that thev are so to ours, do we believe we
are rendering a substantial service to our
readers in making their virtues known to
thorn. Courier, Princeton, Ky.
THE People's rook-Book.
J. MODERN COOKERY
IN' AI.I. ITS BKANi llriS. Ily l"" fcLIZA ACION
( r-ruLj HeliMtl by Mri. S. J. 11 OJI.
11 Tells l'OU hr to rhoo-ff all kinder Mfrnt. Poultry
nJ liaint-. with U tli- ri"ii.. aiitl m.T.1
llni.l iiil-i ol dM-oi anil njfkuu
li.f atitl I'utk.ntno b.'ft atil AiDii!M-t
WAY nfnaltiutf. .ii koni: ati'lruriu tli.mii..
11 It'll TOO all the an..ii. auJ nn'.t j(.vm,l mntlot
dr...lOK.r"',iltili'l t.'ntiij; 'Vlilftiui. Iitiit..
.at. I'oultry antl aini. ol all IliimIh, aMti
th. lill.r'iit ltrt-Miitf-. tirala ai.a luf
fliiin a.(-ri'tiriul t.i f ( lt.
It Tells Totth" U )... rlt-an and r..rT l i-ti tit
all kin!, anj ho t" .toi it nin tain
lr-1; al au tht tariotM anl tD').t a'r'T. l
UiuOtfaul CiakiliC. WHU UiUniaitl ittrr
inu. aauci'a autl llavulliit; alt.rtaU' U
aai-h.
ItTflls loa ail til arinn- ati'l m"t an-rov.-.l mtt-or
I'l-.tmriliri it-r tilty dul-Ti-ul ainj- ol DH at.
Ii-h. Ii.wi, (tamt-. ai.'i iirt;ilil (N.ti.-. I.n.ts.
aixl ti-W" Mini tin ru..Lia atiO n.a.ouiu.
i('inri.t to rarh
II Tills lou a.l III- an, -u anJ mr.at anrroai -1 mo.1. - ..f
ei'kin
kinit . -.'t-ilil' . II t tctt tl--.i-riiition.al.il
lioa to iiri'i-ar. Tirkli-n. t al-ui-ii.aii.l rurrif.
til all knot-, oll.-O uitat.-, L.'U, buii luuih-ro.nii-1.
-
It Tells OU ail tlm tariotis n 1 m at ai-riTi il rno li-a if
iri-l arilii: atui ii'i kioi nil k iii-lii of jo .in iol
lilu-y (i.tr.. iu l liiuii. oiiii-lt-t-. tulti-r..
r.-ihi-M. inline. t.oii. , ii'.h rti-., jwiin-n anil
yarit ili.tii... of uTi'ry -l.-s-ri, tl II.
It Tells ToU all tlm .ri iua aim loont Hi-iiroTtl moili-.of
Inkiii liri-ml. rti.k., ui'.lliii., hi I Li-i-int.
tli li'-wl ill' tiii.1 i-I ir-iirli.rf c...;.. i-io--f
lali ami t. a. au i liow to mahi- fu,'--, v-r-ili.iU
aii-l wiii-ol ,:irioii- kin-l..
II Tells'loa how t M-t out anl oniaiii..f:t a til-. I: -w
to utth ail kiiiil- ol ti.-ti. tt.li or t at. an. I
In .lu.rt, l.i w no -iiu tL- ah.. I.- .trl ' f
rooking a. to l.mu I In rlioi nt liiiurn-ii i-f
tti trtl'le within i-i-rb ly - t. a- h.
Tin tiiok. cnlitaliin il- -ai." ai.il ni-wnr.1- ot 1.'' ' ra-
raihli, all ol arliu b art t.i- r ill of itr : n.i t- j.-ti-M i..
h.i, I.-.H fully an I i-aii-fiill v l--i.li 1 in. I.r I lo-; a; - n-
1 al I'm nnli.nli-iii of thi- anl.ri. It iK irititnl in a
i-.i i..-au-1 n.i.ii Iin : la iliu.tritti.il a oh :ii- rooMiiit-i ii
t ri. i niu . a in I a ill l-i- I- raauli ! In mis .In-., u.-a! :
l.oiin.1 aii-t Miliiei- I'ail.ou rttiil-tol i'.. or in eli.u..i..-
tni.fl
I i;I(lj,'l A YKAtlriin br mn'I- t7 ni.r;-riiiiiir ni-n
; Vl''" i-r.alii-r.. In a.-l;iuir ll'a ahova a.,tk, a.
' our in tui-i-ni'-iil. lo all .u. h art- v.-r l-li- i al.
t l - r .lo.lt. i-i-i,!!-. ol Hi- ii....!,. or I. r It-iiLS to iifUtu
i vi:h otuer il.loruiall"tl. a' i-iy . .-ra I Ir. -a
tmSTi
.1 Hl K IMI I I U. ;.'! .! r.
.V.i. 6i7. .-vi vn-ni .v.. I'm iti- '.i. n. I't
C!
KEAT Work on Ihe IIOKSL
., I'p fvfir r.f -iihil'
iiti'l u;-rativ)
,t-ry in tli i t--il"-
I'hiU.ien.hii
Wili it'll "f thf tri-in.hi.-ti.rv nn l Ji-tni' t.e tr.iit-
f the r;irii u- hre-. Kuropenn A-:;.ll
Alrnan .tii-1 A til-re! li"re'. Hill. 'Ii- 1 iy
h iJ t.-rni tii-u aii.l . .i -.ttri-i. 1. I the t,i
11111 1, and tu as-eertm his H.viy li.w
UUlllt-T a till f'Ui 1'tl'tllol ;n- leelh - i.Mi-t nt-
tr.tt-i ttilli UUiueloun e.ajuial' ry Lurrj
winn.
Will THI loll o hree.iit.ir. t.reaVin.-. I.tMitu-. f -:r.z.
Clix.lllHK'. flioeifiir, Hti l lh. elii ThI I'i il.T
luelit s.I lh- l.-il-e, ,ti Ihe I'l in-.'.- "t
a 'inini-ternti? uieli. nie, , li..w ! Ir- .st
liilm.'. kii-Mii;. rearing. me. el timh-ine.
rrih luiiMif. r.tles.-lie. al.ii .-:i.er H'ec lo
fh.e he i Mlljei t Willi IWttieroUO tX, l-
natoty KuraTiuir-i.
Will Till lull "i the mu-w. j-mi.tom an i trfi'in-nt of
Mranirlea. M-re tl.ros.t. .ti-l-inper, r.tlurrii,
tntf u-ntm. hronrlnti... pneiiin-.u:., liirt.-y,
I r- k. U win-t. i hn.nif :. r. .irin' ai. i
Wln-llnit:- iaii.,.ts. t.'ire m ulli nil 1 u.tvi-.
ati.l iJ.-.Myeii t.-eth. ith oilii-r Uieiisi!s ul
the m-'iHh ati.l rej-i'irat'-ry crri!.-.
Will THI lou of the ran -en, mptonii. ami trentm fit of
Wiirmn, IhUj., rho.n Mraiiuiatlfil, i-tuny
r..ii. r ti.n. r'i t tire-, til-y. il'airh 1 ;;i'in
tlice. heulirrh-ea. ht.o.ly umie. lmiw m
the kultievn it 1 hUuier. I Ii II ni.a 1 1--ti ati I
Oth.T llv-n-eo r.f the attoUlUt h, IrtJVTt i.-, ilUT,
and urinary urcaos.
Will THI VnUol'li.eenuMv.. ciptoniF mt-l lr"rnent uf
h .Ui". hlo.nl ati'l Icrf f avilt. rindne. nae.--nie,
ntraiii. hn.keii kmi-. w.n I iraiJ.-. f.-uu-uVr.
fore hnife ami irravt l. cr;trM il
.-rjttrht-n, ranker, tliru-h ami rorne; also
i.l nii-ir.iH, jai ').:.. ejjii-p-y. timtft, aui
o'her iiiM;iH l f 'he .-et, le aiet iieal.
I Will THI Itm nf IhecaU- nyiniat.mia. aii'i treatment
of fistula, poll evil. irlalnJerti, frtrry, MMrlet
fever, mallei", aurfeiL l-H-ketl jaw, rheiuna
tidui, crttnit-. Kel.a. li-"fAei of thee ami
heart. Ar . At'., ami how to manage rft ra
tion. hl(nline- trephining, rowel mi. tiring,
hernia ampiitatiaUjtai'iiiU, auJolh.T aur
Cieal tifieratioua.
WlUTHlS lUof Karey x metho.1 of lamintt hnrn-;
hi.w to aportiarh, halter c.r r-tal-le a mlt
liow to .i-u"t..tn a home to utranirf wiuml
aml Miht-. anJ Imw to hit. na-l'tle. ri le. an1
break hi in to harniH". aNn the fcroi an.l law
ot warrantr the whole heinuc tie rs-xutt of
more UaU hfteen yruri.' rareltil ftndy ol tha
hfit'it. reeuHaritiesi. want- an.l i.iue?Bea
ftfthtu nohle ood uat-ful animal.
Thi book rontnin?. :tN4 payefi. ainropriaifly illu-trated
I'T nearly lim enitrartnic. It i. pnnti ii In clear ami op
en type, ami will be forwarded to any atlilreaa, po5iace
pail. on r.-.-eipt of tlie pnte, La4f hound, jl, or in cloth,
extra. fl.'Jo.
i
i
1 1 II If I A V V nterpri.in
HMMF l X fJ. K tnenever) where. in M-lliuir the
ov.. work, our injacmenu to ail uiu at. .rj
t -r -inula iT.ia nf tha Rnok.nrfnr t'tma to agrntf,
amtZ"-Mr.
emsn .Vu.ci- .at.uoa. st.,i,Ui.itj,iin,uin.
yr TPirtl VP
I il' aIal-lUlA iriiiL.ia.
ttutthmtthoai!whodonntrir.wtMaiiaTtlETnl-
Bi'NEHiubrHrnritwithnotuy. Thaeiiii..rri
onilK ViEKKLYTKllWNE antl SEMI -WEEKLY Tlll-
,..,... ...... .
HUNK laan ion that tbire are bat few in any cnmiuunlty
on,,k u uke . ii,nfrorth,THtTnimx,Ki u.iirin-
eiial papar aupporting thenaw A'tmlniatratirm. will be
p""1""' intareaiine, whiiooiijeof p..iiii,.it rha-
I'oraiKn and Domeiilie New. Ita Comtoen ial and Apt-
ripu,anl intelligence, and lt Lit-rary lienartmrnt,
Si t itintereiit and Tilue wbirh no other pai-r oo
l"" f- "" 1 ' -ruT
ounj endrtl? tbv WMllt in Nw Vork fuUy Blld to
Um unirin 'n. isn er'itj .mi M'ht r
!Iorft lirsfler, in title mucb of Ihe glury of ihe fict'iry,
0T . lUim of fKrmra Deo. , . ,Mu u lB
"" dur of en ry true K. pui.iican to an in
FiTincTniTaiBCMt.lllarercirruIatioa. AaefiJrnee
u pot.urj,r ,ai, Kltabimy mJ ,tate ,.,
we.koer.s1ia,wr;..MJ..nvic..piewereaiiid-eir.
eumalanee unprecedented in tlieannalaofjournaiUui.
oiumatu r oac,rn.ennY.iie, ra.
TKIiMA
TiAII.T Tnir.UNI! I3il iaauM par annum)
KI WKKkl.V ,10 - )
WKthLV'. )
TOCLIIIS San lTtrfly, two cnpli.. fur '
3
i
fita fir
?11 1S; ton rttfiia. to one hiilr... fur : .in anjr tartar
number at tha latter rale. Tra enpii. or over, (o ittLtnu
j i,i tulipcrtltr, $2 -M. For arlob of twantr, an atr
citl.ywiil la aaot. fur a club of ftirtj, we -nd THE
: DAILY TIlllll'NE irati, ooa year.
j IVitXIy: Tbrac eofiaa for 5: Ut. fi.r $H : tan ftirf 12;
- .ml toy largi-r numbar at lh. rate of 1 1 'Jul aarb par an
J num, lha paittr tube wt'tn-asatl to each lubacribcr. To
. clutia of twenty, we m.oil an extra ropy.
' Twenty copiaa tioia adiirrs fur $M. with oneaxtra to
' him wbo aenti. ua tbe club. F,ar each elub nf on. bun
; iltail.TIIK DAILY TlUbL'.tillb.a.ulsraliacincjir.
Paymcat alwain advance. Aiilrea.
I b'.UwilJ TiiC IIUiilNE. -No. l.a Aaaaau at , .N. V.
- - DECEMl
"XOTAKY 1'UHL.IC
nr-iHaTTi Jones.
A'
TORNEY at Law. rol!frt ions
. . . . t.r...,, 1.rll.l
. ' r is .... Iiitlairiin a-hllirh.
rromni v alteii'tca . a-i..---
st.eet. opposue me .
! l I.L ye who are iu waul of Valeria's for
Y 3 cuMfours:
i KilCMnrt, M'CI.I'KE ' have Imodles
1 f remnants, c..mi..ieit nf llEI.MNES, erh
hun.He oinaiiiinz Thinv-Tw.) anl, ai I w.
Dollars a bundle. I'yiality ut t.ouds, 2:
cent llel.ame
" THE CMY PilEPARAllOM
XH AT UAH SliMiD TUK U--T loll VfcAKS,
Aud cruw mori'and mrvppi;l.ir-rr i.t) :
M TJ:? I'IMiiM.Ma tn-w. Mill 11 1 tut ut witn'.ui nn
b. r MiuUt 1 u Ir- ut iK.iifif mi l i:.-ntl.n.-n 111
all srB.Ioi s--.t. v. !...- u..it.U U-tiUfuj i!'.n- M
: nn-Mli. 1'n.l. W.e.1 Hur K-l..riaie w.U r-t-rw
' ih bU -ut rri., i.i i-r. tU Lair ul iht- fuutii w
I Oadttb'. iu i IU uuthlui l.iuly.
ItvT.Ll I'KLLa. Mlt ! , f 21. I"'1.
1 Tnnr W-id: Thr win ..r mi's-ft a Ittif t inf rm
: th thl Hie hir ou uiy li-wl mil trit tt ut t-ury
' y.-Mrw v.tai 1-y m ti mi.lr'tt"l rhr. til.- .iiift-. ut-
1. Willi an .-rut'ti -n tn lhf lifivl. Aii.tilmuliour
i t-t milt-rint: thniinrli i h-n-inn n-.tun tl m- t" n t..l nf
. ,l,.j.iMi-tiiT, I lirr u-t tii luul-Uiii flull tt.rtiji,
' D ll-r lm 1 ir. JLt.if to tie tl.t-Ui ut.. ill t .i.v1u-ii' u
whi-h my i - Milf-iv-l r-trri:i- ly triMii r-.l-i.
Thin iii'lur.-! Hit- I" 'ny llMiCtf A ll -lifj- atiltio-I tl.t- l"t
rut I "M rllt ti.r tvo I..Ur tnitlie ot ti.y lUir
! K-.-tomtive., jal t.nt tt.f lir-t-'i" Autf-l IjhI. J hti.rtdi.h-
fully ftill'twt th -lir.-rtnii, tmii Itir )4ll h.h.i p nw
' rotrt wiLh hNir thi k. nifl turk. ll.i'iinh li..rt; it i- nl
(Niutintf iti iliii-l liner ui hi-mJ. rf linit nmli.Ii t.t
tlmt nti-u.-r Urat b..iti w..u.l r ti-r it -i.tir.y Mi.t
p.-riiitrm1y, 1 I-. 1 tni'uh Iii -rnft-rf in llr- ti.-. mm!
: hemic th-ctiluif ot ni''nr t" 'urrlm-f uy nnr-. I wi.ul.l
i a.-k iliH' ii lh! .tti t-t iH't willing t- -! oi or
I tivr nil tiunf lit"' t..r a botiif. a i tHi--i (o thr-!f
tlit .-.niitur' dt-cUtmiirii Uif rf;irl i u tb-.eHj tluat
iv kiotl to thm wi.ow no-i thr futh-rli--- "
j ihylri.u.t, .-L? ANN A II KIKIlY.
iT.Tio.n 11 bit To.. Imt.tax. t'-h. f,
PtOf, O J W"ji: l:ir .--ir In lb- U(i-r art of th
far Ivti, wtili" attfniliiii the Mlw aul Nmnmal Imw
vhooi ol Hi- i-Uli of Nrw V'rk. my hair. Iloiu a rau-r
I unknown to ul-. i-'-nmn'Otf't lHinir H ry r.'i-Hy."0
thar. in the ehort ni-are ol m nimahit. the a hoi ui-per
l-nrt of 111 v wt ainfft fiitirrly t-r-tl ot tft n,r-
i inc. ami uiU' h nf the r-nM.tiini orti'in ujt'ii th ni-le
' ami U. k .rt t-fiiiv h.-al ch-rtly alter he.un- i:r;.y. w
. li.at a. -n will nnl he toirfri-"! ah. nl miy u that "I" o
my r. turu to the Mute iI hi'lU'lia. m Ut rei a-uitl a-'-.liiaintaii'Vji
wen' not m mm-ii at a loa to ,li,.-oer the
r,UM ut the t haiiaf. in my dpfe araut'e, an uiy u jik lull-
UHteiif-li.iHt!iiire- wefe to rf1L'flli.e Die al di.
t 1 Htoitce maile Milir.ation to the uiortt nkinlul phyni
' etmia. Ill the eoiintr. ttUt. t'-eei no iif-tirlice tl'-Ul
th-tu that my h:.tr i-ouH ai;ain ht-re-t..re.. I wtdorcej
fit hi-i.f feeolirilerl tn 111) txte. Ulltll, til t Unntel , lb
thi Ult-r art of Ihe year !.;. your IfetHoiiiine u
r-c-'iu'iieii-h il in me l.y n druu'i.-', a Ic in.' t!ie hk.pI re-
; liith lluir het-ir;itie "1 ne. I trietl i n' h 'ttlf. an-l
urnl to Hi; ureHt -Jtti-ftl n tht It a- .nlui llnr Ihe
(e-ire, f llei't. Mil re ' 1'itt ttllie. 1 he H- ll neei i.,t 'ars
wortl. ..I V"Ur K.l..rHlie. n-l a- a r-ud hv. h rwu
fwlnflen It hUfk hir. whii Ii n- in -ney rain hilT.
A n (uttrt. ol mv irraUtU'lf l--r )' ur tah-.r U'l -lliil in
the nn-lui'lion ! wt'inlerlul an nrlK-h- I hif retfia
liifii.ieal iti u-o- to luiiiy f 'OT tri.uJ" Mi I rritiaiotis
re. h-. 1 m h,.(, t.. mf riu v ii, are u-.m it with
hae tllccu .rv rrr-inn-ltu.iy j"ir. A. M. LA I'T A.
I t iu. ami C iin-e!i..r al li.
I 7h Hei-airttive i put u in h.tIle-1 ,,f three iiiif. ii
lnrje. 111..I11.111. al.. I Mi, H.I. Hi.- .m:til i. !.! 1 . . a pint, ki'-l
r- lHl'- lT till.- .l-.ll:-r per h'-lt.e. th- ll e liilU h..l iat
h-a.t 'n p r eenl. Uii-rt- III r( ..rll-.li 1hu the Mnxili. retail-
l-.r lw-- 'l -li:tr- 'T h rti--: lh.- ts- 1- .. .,urt,
' 4. per nt Tn.r, 11 pr'-p.-riiit.. a:.J r-t:ui t-ri-.
11 J Uiiili a t't. Iri.pi teti r-. 4.4 ll-oa.lM4y. Nw
V- rk. Mil.) II! M T? t .-tteet. M I... .. 1...
' ts-l i l.y ai! lr-ivi-1-n I r -;i. x io Denlera.
IJuckm'iU'nniT&aMo'iViT,
a
MaTiuf.iCMirel 1-v
SLIFEH.WALLS.SHira&CO,,
Central Fcundiy, Ltwisburg. Pa.
liu'1i.','.i' It- 1. 1 !r . Miittiru js ir.tn-
I ttiirt-.t
t in IfV, and m pi-rl'Ttiy ua u
ii.intf.l l" 1 h i- work df Mi:nel ihat al the
4sreattt rr.it tn-:il Km I lii.tl t r hrl t in
lii muiiirv. hi J'!v i f tli" anif -e,,r, at Sy
racuse, 11 ii iiiinpr.afi'iy 4-.it r . ii ;!ie
At t!ic In iian.i S; tie Trial. Ifl I a: .ap r.r, in
I.jh, n.ir!y a inni.y inn ii'hcs were r irc-e;ii-l
a;i-i as thui't uniy icsU'u as al ra
cur. a ia-1 the
Ani alvi al nnriv all liir l'ifl.1 lr.di at...
ex'ii-n"" i' l-'H, '.1. a:ii hii il a
a citinMiiiT. Al a nipni.i'r ul' ttmlti:ifn- it
rt'teivr-il tlif Fir sit I'reiiiuim as a M.cr. Firl
I't iu iti a- a Kfaprr ami Kir-i riemi'im as
a I'm i' n.'"'! Mtn liine. Tue-.-' hi.:..ermi.
awar.i'. ri-ve rt-nrhiMvely lue currtc:ne.- ul"
Ine ('i'Cim- 11 at Syracuse.
Ttii' c MTiiltin-.l iipoi-Mtinn nf th" maniirac
mrrr . t M.ju nii' ami Ke.iinne Machine, ami
thf ir t ;i ri-i I" rru-l ami in brind n.t -lisre-piili
Mif HurUfv1. oniy st'rvt.l it- prove i:s
.s! p: l;l U1 TV ; an-t il;e .far-; ihry enlr
lamcU f it final -Urrs ami triuinph wtre
f.'iiit'iK-fs vi lUe real wwr:n auJ ii.tnnil" lite
in ichnio.
The Marhirp ha n- w pasftl thrtch four
lurvfsls. an.l ilunnff thf Usl lliree nver -Nine
Thi.u-an.l Imv' own 1'iii't unJ suit! ami :lir
f,irmtr mav j i KTe nf Ms reputation by the nu
tiHTuus au-Hitls ma !e tv ronmni'ees b.ah at
tit Ul tii.iisa:i.l al Sale and County Kxliil-i-.H'h.
as well as from the numerous i!mam.s,
winch tl.e manufacturer have never yet btea
able to utlp!y.
Slifer, Walls, SLriner k Co ,
Manut'Aflurers of liuHi-rk's Patent Mwer
ami K apt-r, Huckee Reaper V Mower. lar
hns's I'.ttmt lli-rsc Power, U ilKon's Patent
F.nl !er Cnuer, Kieli's Talent I rim Plow, a nil
Mich.jau DoiiSfe Piuw ; alo,Sluve.s anil Cas
luis of all kinds.
Central Fuumtry anJ Mulilnr Sh p, Cor
ner Sij-tk tut Mirkrt twtt LcicU-
ijtirjj I niuH Co.f J'ti
Sof,
. iv..
VARIETY STORE
A.M
post oitick.
VL ARfi E snpjil) of Cimks.Stationpry,
Prrfumrry, St wrlry. Tuys Cuiileciii'ii
enev, Tta.s r'ces r'ruit, iis, llakles.
Pictures and a variely uf MCK MACKS fur
1 sale ( heap at the
iliil LLWIMil'IIU TOST OFFICE.
IIN C titiM IT.NS for Ladir and (Jenlv can
1 t.e had at ihe POST I IFFIC E
i T. .T- r - T'.rrr. .. . -
SL, L.KAL. sens in i.A..iE...a ami inner
Breast Pins and L'ar Rines can he had
very cheap ai the POST OFFICE
J A DIES can find the largest and hml a.sort
i inenl of I.eller anil Note PAPF.lt, Envel
opes Ac. al the POST OFFICE
IF you waul a supply of fine STATIONE
RY, to the POST OFFICE.
HOUSE BUILDERS,
TAKE MITICE! The undersigned are
appointed Agents for the sale of
Dootm, Itliiiil & Window Sasli
of alt sizes, made of the best material. Ail
work warranted. tVMade by L.BPKOLT,
iluchesville, Pa. and for sale by
b.tf F rt CAI,DWELI.,l.ewisburs
TS.O.S. ti. ;iulk
II
AS just received a splendid assortment
the verv lest, cheapest and most
laituonalle Je.vfll) in ihe market. His
Stock cuuipuses I
Rrcawt I'ins,
Chain. '
tar RIlfaT. i
I'iiiut i- Itln:,
Itr;t.' Ivis. I
Mi-eve Ituf tons,
MtMlx.AtC. &.'., ;
w hich wii! he sold extremely low lor Osh.
He respecllully asks Ihe patronage of all
his old customer; and also invites new ones '
lo jive him a call before makin? their pur- i
chases. Call ai ihe sii;n of Ihe Hie U aich, i
Market street, east ol Second. Dec. 31,'ftel j
A. H. D I LL Attorney at law. j
OFFICE on foulh fiec-md street, formerly
occupied bv 1. B. Hamlin, dee'd. i
LiWubuig, Jur.t I, lfliTj 1
New Store-Xi'W Hoods!-
PEILAD'A TRiKHlMG STORE,
f PWO Lours utove iLe E :i:k.
I ii-:viR'.i:u. Pt.
Thi- Mihscri'ir, having a "s 11 lhr
tiuvins rnnsiMtiV 1.1 Ati' iH'fi. 1 pirj-arril In
sell a. I his ;.niiU al I'.iv l'rirr llna-'rv,
IJIiive., I'ri clil I'i mm. I rllinit .Ni rA. I
Inrs. Iliiiiur.s, Tjj r, anJ all gm ! iitnifil by
Ihr l.aili-.
AIm. limits an-1 Sisiinnfrr. Srhonl ftT,
anl I.'uIih? H"i k-, . I'ap-r
Win-I.iw uridins al " rl- Ytrnrh fcf-r't ,
Vire Huan! rirrn-.- M. nnl W i ll"
(Inrif to nnl-r I'i lllilrv I'm tnrf lukrll in
rirhan:'' j I'a-h pa.-i i'.t l!ae.
Air,l IH. I villi. II I. MM Ml' N.
"ladustry mutt Thrive:"
'riXan,! S1II;j:TJ1;0. Itat.;i!;r.i r.t.
.1 Ko.i.ivnl hi M iii'.'lil.iii'.'- Ii riiin Mi. ( mi
.iarket Mriil nrar K.-ur'h. ibir i win Lav
al aii llinr.. a lull asnrirntil .1
Tin Mnr', Mon- t'lpf,
COM. (J'A'.V.s, .s,.. . nr. 4r. .r. I will
a'su rna In untrr, nn h,.ri in-nrr. Tin Im:i
irrs, pi.iim.g -r any kind nf uurk 111 n-y line
nl tiiiine.s..
t i," M ni ling and JnMi.n - enrrl!vrr t pit y
ai'rii'led in. Jill. A. KKtA.VillK
l.rwivhur-. Oi:l 20. I:,!l
l.'IifM H TiS-Sl 4l-'i:-ahii.a...Ttin.iit"f thi.i:-. ri-r
a . .,1. -.:l rhi ii, a .n-..ri il K hi-ttV". aur. I' Dp.
Wa..t,.-al-.' in-. ,-r ,-liilr, n, I..-M.. n...-h. A r .-Inl
alau trvui li luaiut; l'ati. Ac. LA 1. 1. A. ' A '
Juv A. KKl a.MKK
la a u i 1 1 ir i : i: v. m o v i: i.
John B. Linn,
TTOIti:i 4T l.W-fl(Tr ai
hi tiuuse uu .N. Maikfl M. l.t. vi A i!
H !. ivl.in I'ii.
Family (Jroccry Store.
T. G. EVANS &. Co.,
li.NKK.lL 1'KALt.K.v IX
GROCERIES AND Pi.GVISIC.MS.
CKAIN, i l.Ol U ANI I I I. 1 1
TKA. CoKl-'KK. moi.as.-i;s,
tL'c.A ii. ciii:ii:, i i.-ii,
i I-'IiL'lT.-v, Af. Ac. A.'.,
.V'irtet flint, i.ffnilr l,f J'utt C'fi'-t.
I.i ti Ivl.iir'. I';.
1 'J1 (. V.. A 'o. Inn.' jn.vt roc ivdi
I fri-l. Ii'-m I I ..!:; I a a t l,.ii.-. .1,-a .
Wt-ii M l, : t,-,l Ii r..,-i T.i-r i 1 i . ri Kii.,1 i-iiii-i. a i. i L aii-
IVikIks :wi.I 'I lim si I !,
ut u in l n li. at.,1 aailiititi-1 ur. at J Ir. -h.
1'iii il Appli-v, rrai lii v. I'ruiic. Cur
rants, 1'if sri x 1 1. ir ( "m inis, l'irs,
i I'at. s.ltni.-ins ii'iuii I'i ! to lj
j el.-, fu r Hi., 1'ii kits of
I ail iIl-.-it; pt Luis,
! rm r Ji:i 4)1 I I 1'. priiiin.
; an l J ilt itj in :nr 1:1. 1 ( .i.. i-x i r... : i I- r Ii-n:l' 11.
A . I ti f t,j,,i.r M.ICh H.I I.. HIA 1 1
t ( Ui) 1 HAM. I,A( 4c
j A li- r,, ral it-. r:r .rf i f
" ::ioiv ami I i ihii , ;iro. .l::w
, s ii i i'. iti ins :n . Hm ii
ituir, iti', itii:'. .s.i .
y,h i i;,i. ;, r,,,, .',,. r.. .,.,
uii'l ."B'i Ii',,', . ti ir. l.mi. ii,'.
Hon ji- nl' all kiml-, Vi'in't 1 (I i i i tc.
Col'iuco cr.J) GijV-uc, a c.'jcicc ranct.
r:..i:r, Cnru "..ul, I'ltlati.. s. l wi
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A'A'ir .AMI'S f 'f..'i;M.l.)!i.S
A'A'II' .A MI'S at I',':XOUMA.IJ" S
VKIiV Ui:sT OIL ALWAYS ON' HAND!
VI.HV Hir I'll. ALWAVS ON llA.Ni)!
I.cwivl uti:. An: :'., li
fcirPlC-NIC.-M I
We'll jump into llf W;. d, ami all Uke ride."
an.l verv coinl.T:a--7 ;
hlir.1 up lor ihe snrr:al acccnmiotlaiion vi
Pic-Nic and .tlif r stnitldr fxcnrit-ns. 'IVruis
moderaip. Appiy U J.'-S. .M. HuOLL.
Lewisbnr. June -I, 1 .VJ.
(Ol I, O I- O 4 1,.
ri'Hi; sut..rnlfr krr.v c.n-iani'y nn hand
I a lare a--i'riii!f nl i f Ihf vrrv brvi rvha.
niokin and Wilkes-llarre I'OAL, l- r litneand
stove purprse. w hie h he will sell al ihe very
lituet pru'es fnrCa.h or Cnuniry Produce.
Also. i7.'jfA'.tiiM' ('mil, l'lti.-ttr anJ ...
With it disiincily nn.lerstot d, ihat I will not
he undersold hy any man Having good
tt'eth-scales, fuil ueisht will be given.
Cual Yard near Weidriisaul'N hotel.
CEiiHliE HOITEIX.
I.ewishnrg, May -7,"fy.
DR. I. BRUGGER,
iioMu:oiiTint: riiit.it t.
()f
iFFICE in his new Brick lih-rk. Market
sireet, south side, between 4th and 5ih
(upstairs.) l.ewishurz, May, l"iii.
NOTICE- 18C.O.
rplIE Finn of alt,r. Unhurt Ur Hi hrubvth
1 in the Itiit klUjill liuiaiut-KN.
aie ready lo tuimi r lor all kiinis ol work
in their line, and are well satisfied ll would
be lo the interest of such as purpose erectinc
good buildiuss lo give us a call tei'ore o n
tractins with others. W e have put up some
of Ihe best houses and stores in Lewi-buiR.
and are assured their owners will testily that
their buildings were put up t-y sol d and ener
getic workmen, and tu quick tune, (which is
a verv important mallei to builders.)
Hijcrenet Chamberlin Hro's; I.. Palmer,
architect; Dr. 1. Urugser ; Hver Amnions;
Lewis Ashculeiter. ISA Ar WAI.TKK
JACK.-OA I.E.NIIART,
SAM. ROHKAUACH.
I.ewisbure:, Pec. 27. iv.vj
NEW FIRM
IN THE (il.li MIOP! The subscribers
respectfully aunouiice to ihe citizens ol
Lewjishure and vicinity ihat they have formed
a Parlneiship in Ihe
Tailoring Business,
at ihe well-known stand of James ("riswellon
Market sireet, where they are prepared to
CIT ASD MAhb If lo order in the very
best sule. Men's and boys' lotitini; 1
every description on slo ri n. licc. We ask
a share of the public patronage
J ME.v ( RtsWELL,
J. F. SCIIAFFLK.
I.ewjshor?, April ,
ATTEWTIOM '.
rrMIE finest ci ais ma le i n twelve, hours"
X notice by Ji)H. K. Mll.i.r.u. .. :M ki.
iiic oldeM aud b'.i !'... tu Lrwislufo
GilASERUN BROS
ui iK-r or l ldtb and .llurket Sla
LEWISHI .'.;. J'A.
IV E har ni.w mt will n.niiu , j,,,
i n han1 a full a.i.rnnant nf all t' d,
in i ur Imr. i,i whut. t inur u,t au,llc.
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coach 'iniMMixcs, SArV
M.K!;VAM).-liOK riM.INUi
A i'.. A.-.
A.J o( w.M-H will fa? miI! af rmM pf.ef
1 1 '"if i f fot-iiri-. j iiLria
will Le in alt- o, the tradr.
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"l.l.vi.v;i i:(; MILLS."
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wi rk In unit l. ii i n umi.iI li rui-. A.l
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CASH. II AVBtHLI.N fcRos."
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IaKWISlUTJ.dl OL'NDlX
AN II
AGRICULTURAL WORKS
I vi isbui s. ra.
1K hTi rt UfUiitl on Imi i Ki-1 t- r
ll...K?ALK - K tmil,
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nr. t-r i; ...:.... nt,, M
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KiM.-.l fr.-i i Ml Hi-iM -t' ll..- i.tit . -1 - r:-n-
Mi d .h. i nt. li Work or Mnufatlort it.nr.ai r
marrr.ird as rttn;n.fndrii vt r- -
M-tu-itt ii mid in U ii ntl i.dtU to Jul r 1. I"'
Euish 6. Gcoi!nan,.V.'..t.'...'''','7
HAVE received and iper.e' a ( lll'KK
assortment of all it.e l.itei sH" r:
.viirini; and Siiinmer ti. o.ls. The panuu ar
aiienliou ol ilie Ladies i. c.i.'ed tu U-eu"
if llriliiiints
Dress Silks Pnnis
Delaines M.awls
Fia.Fr Merinos Collar"
Dnrals S, eve.
(ini..liams lu.crlinM
f,,i,:.ir,ls E.lcn's
rhinizis (Jliies.Af
AI.SH duns. Plain ai'd Fancy Cassm'.rrf
Jeans, Tweeds, Vc lines, Muslms. Hi::l
ni2v, Tu kn es. Flaniifls. Bu i. ai.i
f"t Shoes, Hats and Cap.v,J
tojeihcr with a comple'e ass. r:n:ent of
Grout ics II anl wan-,
(Y.litrwarc, ttiPcn.vwarc.
all i f w h rh w lit be disposed of on a "J
l ie lei ins as the same articles can be p.""
ase.l an her.-. ' " a raU .'
D a. V . 1 1 . II . i k J..N.C.Pr
I'I RI1 Av II i K IMJI'M.
'VSI 7.1. V.V .l.7 .vr.'(. A'"-vs.
1Esl,KI 'I FI I.I.Y rtler their server 10
b, the cin?rns ol Lewi-burg and the '
luiiiiiliiifr couiilrv. -rrV
f V Pai liriihir'att. rtirn paid to t-' r ' ' h
Enquire r. Hm Market sireel or ai i"
resilience ol Mrs. Backhouse. Ian. f''0-
CSS? bas re .e.l io M.u.h :d
d..ors I'.ea; lU Tit lick. LL
?Ct Kl., I A.