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"THE U.MllN," cstablb'acJ in Whuls Xo.. 2.49 L
13V 0. N. WOUDEN AND J. II. CORNELIUS.
At S-I.0 per Irar, in Alliance.
LEWISIWRG, UNION CO., PA., TUESDAY, OCT. 22, 1SG1.
M'lIT.OXICLE," fstaMislifJ in 113 Whole No.. 015.
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Tsi's'ay :lmn k Friday Afifrcuisn.'
AS WE EXPECTED.
Ii or.r cnunlivV MriiirrV fur lifo
f-aill.-t a luil'lint'OU:; I'fl.rli'.nii, it is
desirable thai there s-l.otilil lc r.s few
c:l:i-o.-- of ilLslrttctior. mn.i:i'r the lnynl
a? possible.. Oil this account,
... Jlcjuilt ii'an frienils of the Xutio
,... i.'ininistrtttion. ihiriiitr the recent
c,u.'.ji;;ij!i in this iati tn:.ile coiiijia
r.ttivily little cfl'oit to arou-n rty
t, itcweal, or to tnt outoti.. In
r,.a:lv or quite every county whore
lliov h id a clear majority, they either
In ;.-'! a;I t ''? Ftil'i'ui tcrs of the War
y.'.Wv to join them in makiii": i.f.v.iiii
:,iiiiiif, or they openly ijnvc J . .:i 1 :is
t, uociats "rood olliccs counties, in
which the leiul"Iie.ni3 might have
c.irriol every uiaii. These were tloiie
in il.e bc.-t possible. Fpiri". with the
hope t!i;it a temporary sacrifice of
pailv ititerc.-t ami feelii'.L'.wouKi be in
l!;,; cihl lic.-t for the country.
Ji.nv were these advances niel ? I u
a f'.-vr llpu'-'lieau enmities only, l.i:t
one ticket was fornie.l, nnl ciecici -
JVlawarc anil liiitilin;:!oii, for exam
ple. In doubtful .iistiiets, they insis
V J upon our "jiviiitr the best tioi.-cs
tn men "nispeeti .1 of Scce.-.-ioni.-m.
I'.ut where the IVnniiTats h.nl a clear
majority, tlioy hooted an.l scorned all
'amalgamation with Klael; Ilfpu'ilie
r.ns," anil trra-pel every oliice hii:!i or
low. Tlicy put forth more clouts, to
excite partv raire and aiiimo.-ily than
last year, and issued most detesta
ble filsehoo'ls and insinuations wher- j
ever they thought the people ig;iirsrant
euouirli to bear them.
Thus our party conn-ally cimdiietc d
the i-ainpuiirii on the l'eace plan con
ciliation, and a "masterly inactivity,"
riving away our own position- of ho
l;or and rofit. tar ojiponouls took
the Warlan ''Keep what oti have,
and ret what you can," and " 1'ivide
and compier. '
What is tup. I.i: i i.t? While in
no County do we see an aggre'.'ai.:
l'Mii. gain over Foster's vote of last
v.:ir, the Kepiildicans arc still more
c.Mud Curtin's voti and tin;?, tin y
have trained i'n to iu mtoiiiv'-.
Where the "I'niou" ard in K'-pii'iili-caa
counties was well v.ae ;.od. . -very
lieniocrat elected Iy HepaMiean votes
is claimed as a "Jlem. Victory !''
We wish every ra-y. irood natureo,
tliou.'htless llepuldiean -who is so
often persuaded to desert his party
and his friends, l.y the plansiide f.iis
of every oily tonued democrat - had
lefore him a jiile of lemo. tiewsjiap
crs. fdled with rampant Iloo.-ters, and
the most extravagant. lar'e ty; and
ilouhle-colutnned boasts and crlorifica-
lions of "S;i!c:n'ii,
1 lb
Victories."
Tiicsc "vielorie.s"' were tvoii by our
v.'.eu supinely letting them i:i;i kc ali
i:.c cITorts. or else l.y iri in- t!.ct:i
c :r votes direct ! Xo'.dy rewarded.
Tlie battle is over. In tl.e li::iit of
it. wc ak all true L'l.inn U-'jiaidientis
vl.ctltcr it is either j.o'iitie or ju-t to
ti. M. where r.ot!iiii'r is yielded to n-?
Mhcthcr it is expedient to keep down
f.'p l.d-, and exalt oi jeinents who ill
jeer at our folly and slujediiy '.'
So loner as we do esteem ourselves
ri:;ht, and our jiarly safe, let ti? stand
by eaeli other and tlie Adtuini-tration
oi"ho.-c fidelity there is i;o dmibt.
The idea of jmrcliasin patriotism,
i- preposterous Tlie taore ofliees and
ti'.oticv Arnold had, the more exacting
and tlie wor.-c a traitor he became.
Neither Holt, .lohnson nor any other
vcv.v. Union 1'eiiioerat a.-ks or needs
a civil oliiee to bind or attract them
to the cause of their country, and of
military honors they have their share.
The next l.r.t;i.L.Tt p.e cm imt 1
i i;r:iti ly "5.i -iii-""l until the Army v . i . I.
foiniied. l!ut it i.- tinW .-tt.ti d in be nearly
Jo
IIuum , " Ciiiuti" and o'i
T.dals t; '
Tlie ' I iiioti" men im:i.l . r l'i or K"
'Hoy vi re nil eh eted in ib-puMteiin t-uiii-i'
-'. :.:.d rofe.-.-eil to ;:;:n e with the II' -l'ii'-;ie.ii;-
in -iist.-iiiiii- tlie ..ioiiii-; r.tl : 01
1 it- Vi'i-.r jKiIiey ti the l.i.-t. I'iir! of
l'i. i.i were Id nitH iats timl .ai! Ib .ubli
' ti.niierlv, but will .luiibtli-xs I
' - 1 ' lei lilies :unl (ijiiiioiis .d tln-.s' uln.
''V.I ihvlil. !
Vi in. Ii. A: :.i.-; r. 11 u'. Kmi.. "F I.vcuitiiiiL'.
'-I'M Member, and I !"ii. ,)i ii.'i lb id'
' '"t.liin, a new V.- inbt-r, j:re -u:'. -t. ! ;i
-.li is id' the ll 'ii.-e mi ibc I ni oi :iri.
le ; ubli.-an .J.-bn 'i : in. ..i" j;. .
I was .roj...sed l y the i ;;hk 1..1?-, Ion
'' n.s not to be . I, ,-ti d I
Tiie oluutecra fr.mi ("leal Held county
t i.siitc l- i I!. 1 .i.blicn
ii.
-J iJiuosJaltC tulti til tuC uVKJC. j
-lilt, -'lit m uo.i!.-iii.tK lit ike ii:k: k." o o'clock. A Telegram j.nt r.-ceivcl ' neccssiriiy no a male at as the eunti
l. j e pn .ii-ii i.n Hi'- la-t pa;-." tu way fr,)m Puii.t.of-It.ids i.ivps llm f,illnainr nent -ire at last nearlv cimnli'ti'd : the
n I 'in-ill Yiiiitcn in h;,t
li l . ,
c.iltr.l I i nit-
iV:i'ila ( i,
i ho in-.iy 1
i,i:, ud t-
li.ir''.U!-.:!i.
fur the In a. -fir !'
t i iiii.'. r. imii-1 it.
1 I
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iVi in tin-
el' llev. II.
f j A I'Ml
AU nil I, . !.;.
'We il.u.'t
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thus I.,
.in :.t -:
:.'lt
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ih. y i.v.i- y.iti. If j i. ii . ii .. v.. '11 j .
ihi '.ii. iirol'i ! i . "H .:.'y mi.' We In;..- :.!
our iVielld.. ti i relli ! llli ir olii
: I ;o:.iiai; an-. units :u ih::t way."
'J'luil "rliniii i.f riii-uiilej" i.- i l l'ei t!
A'a sj.i . iin.-ii ,.l' the '(ii.of.iors w"n ,"ucl1 P"'" fot ,l")ir 'l over-
Tuii MPiis of the 1. in,,, racy," look at Pterin- i-ncr?y.
(lid Che.-tiT. That i-i.iintv iniulit have I , ,. , .
I;-.:,,! every tati.. v.il!i a II. puhheai. ' NlX iUOIllllS .
but with an ill tiuieil :.i nei-ii-ity iio1i, re 8x months aeo, the ( '. r Mt ' inpiraey
in the .''late n ei. rueat. ! they l""!i.ue.l of thu .''outh ru t-'l .Te A:it.icriey blos-M-veral
n!" th- ir b, 't i.iiiee-. na I tiioerats sotncl out. into open U.;bei.ion. On tliL'
Mip."-cd to be .e, al. and ri,-eleil tin 111 by ; I'Jth of April, ti e in.nirrr.'iit i'.ivii fo
I'linr Til-in -and iii-ij..-il y nvcr the 4n.,,:ii- ' man-led thai (ire upon our fi ig and l.iiih
lar I'ein ii-i-.itie Tii let." Ivor in. a llius ful garrison, in l'mt Sumter, which awoke
i li . ii-1, the i::i n thus ih t'ealed tai. e t lie a n ition to its peril. It was a memora
rlioiit nf triiinij.ii I'-.i -iire.it I eiii,.eral ic blu dv for Atnei i.'att-, and thosti who ei-
mi- 111 ( he-ter ( 1. nut y .
CLINTON County gave the following
li -pubiiiMii 1'nioTi tu-ij uiiii-s overall the
Ii uiocratie iioiuineei. :
Senator J.d.ns in nv. r ll'air 1!I0
As.-ciubly Chatham over Jarret
Arm.trori", over Smith
Assn. JuJocs li.iiy over l'arfons
i i
l; .tr!i-ii r ovi i Worrick "0'
1'rotlieno'arv -ll imilton over Pnwn 1'
IIer'. ,V lice. Ilo-sert over n,nK
Treasurer lcrtctter over I'ice
('tiiini-:oio:r Stamui ever fieta
Auditor Hanoi ovi r Walker
1'i.roiier AmiMronjr over (Iruin
t'lean work well done, Clinton !
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C 1 1'.-. i-'l" p.t if II..- Mur A t'l.r.-l.kli-
Tiom Karyland.
t'.vni' i;.imis,
Krrderiek, Md., (let. 10, 1 SOI . j 1
i nee I wrote Iut, I bad a severe .pell
of bilious fever. The health of this Ueg-
imeiil was very good until about three
weeis aeo, ben say one fourth of the men
b-.'g .n to fail. The physicians fay it was
on aeeount of cimi-ino hatd limestone
water for that which is soft and sulphur-
oil. Wo were properly ctred for, aud the aristocrats. They played a great game See. Cameron telegraphed to l'ittd-j
in n are p.aierally improving iu health. . and they have lost it. J cpirsr, 1 ndianopolis, and Chicago, to
The old Uat racks, on lhe l air Ground, , Lit us reicw tho mouths which have forward S,(MH) men immediately. j
built by l.en. Uraddotk before the Itevo- passed since th da; of Sumter, and eco j3c, s;f,w-ar( advised tllC Gov
1'itiou iry War, are used as the Hospital, what we have doue. Six months ago, we rmors of the loval States sinip'v af !
The buildings are in a gond state of prea-
crvation; the walls arc of stone. aud stand
as firm as ever, though they were built
,r.r .. r,l:, ,o '
- '
Frederick is ala'i au antieot eity.
Its
buildings arc mostly of brick, with streets
cros,iDg each other at right angles. It
O f C
" l" ku .
cf various profession!!, a JlcuiaD tathulie
College, aDd several rrmiuarics of IcarD-
ing. Its j pulation is estimated at eight
thousand inhabitants.
The traitors who have joined tho Kebel
army from this State, arc now puffirmjj
for want of food aud clothing, aud their
families at home tiro in the time condi-
lion ; but the true I 'uionists do not feel
deposed to relieve tucui fruni their present
state f.f poverty.
i;veri!iiiifr is Ftable alonj the tiver
lino i f Cen. links' column. t'apt.Stotie,
, ,. , . i , ,
the l'rovost ?Ijr.-hal, is daily seizin;; and
coiifiM'itin vast amounts of liijunr, and
arrctiii many fellers. ten. Hanks him-
scif is of tho teiiipcranca order of Tcuip-
hr. j'lany reoimcntal orders have becu
, . .. - ,,- ,
issued one is that if any t-oldier became
intoxicated while out of camp, or if any :
li,.,,.r u-a f.oind in bi-t nos.ies.sion. be
- , ,
fhijuid never again nave a pass 10 leave
Iheeamn.
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1 hrec companies nf our iscons.n rcg- !
mient, aud several .Massachusetts compau-
ics, went to Harpers Ferry on the Slh '
inst, crossed the l'otomac iuto Virginia
with four guns of the Rhode Inland bat- !
tery and, on the morning of the lOth, a ,
..kirmUh took place between one of the 1
' , r ;
on ii nu,",i '"I'"1" ' " ' , .
two of the latter were killed, one, said to
be the Captain, mounted on a while horse, '
was shot by our orderly sergeant at the
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distance of ;iihj yards. J he federals had ,
J
oue man slightly wounded, captured seven .
bor.-cs, atid took possession of a stort- ,
bouse. coittainitiL' a larire amount of wheat.
which they have since moved on this sido 1
, . r v a If.
vl tho river uy tueaus 01 ucais. c arc
.... . , ,. , :
still in possession cf tho berry, and our
jiickets are thrown out as far as ltolivar. '
A niuvetneut cl lite i.ranu .vrmy oi tnc '
IVt. .mac is dill expected. I do not knoflr I
lhe i.uuib. r of uieu in that army, but if
the whole force were placed iu a siugie lue ,
. ,.-
it would lake an Inspector General, going
.. , i r..i, ,!
at the rate of Iwo miles an hour, fourteen
days of eioht hours each, to fs the sol-
lit rs in
o'clock, 1". M. After bearing heavy
cannouading in tbe directi o of Harpers nuy bavo been, the American people may j t0 j y jsuiebley, of liio I'eoplo's Advo
Kerrv, a Jispatoli was received, that (he nay proudly that tlicy bavo been guilty of . rat. Tho licpublicanai carry all tbe
ciieiny was rciulorccil last ingin, muu mis
l i.i
mornm" sevetc cncuuuier .out, puce,
O ir f nee was about T0,whilo that of the 1
,,,etv wan 1SW strong. The K. 1. Hat-
t. ry did terrible execution, scattering tbe ;
U bils in every direction. Our infantry
lock a o- pe.iuder at the bayouetV p 'iut.
C. i'- I'Ii.iiXMitaiL.1. j
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,i,.t;i. r ,i, i,.,,!.. .
1'oiNT-or-KocKs, Oet. 10, ?.u.
Coli Kl'iii it We bml a banl l;irmis!i
to liny at tbc I'.-rrv; o-ir force, buii.jj b.at
-i. ii .1 t it.... Ii 1 .1- . . 1
fjini-airu iii-ucp., c:iiiu.ri.u imu
. , ' , . , '. .,
iJ-ri'illniliT. anil si'Vi-r-il l-t t-j.ini-rc I hi
WiC'uiii bojs fuiij;lit with unf.inrhmjj
vai.ir, LutT am siriy to say that four
tiiLiu w.r;' killed.
(siiiutJ) John W. flEAnv,
Coiuuul COIIillLludlll?.
I-v-Ool. (7rary inn.Ie.itly concealed the
1 f.i 't of bis beitij; wounded in the. aeti in
i above narrated, in which our furors have
perieueed its anxious hours will hand down
1 1 their children a atory which has no par-
alh-1 iu hitory.
. , , , . .
A short ha.f year has passed, since then,
Tho 12ih of April found the nation utter-
ly and pitiable disarmed ; and our crafty
coctuici) armed at all poin's. Thecouspir
L'.'iS ator bad diliiseotly used their great opnor- !
tunities. TheMrorti aeivants of tho na-
tiou, had robbed its arsenals of three bun- '
dred thousand muskets, its treasury of Six
Millions llullars ; had dispersed our Navy,
and the most faithful am inji its (litters,
on the most distant frontier hues ; and had
placed the iol important military posts
in the bauds of triturs like Twists. They
bad deliberate!; destroyed our credit,
i i .... i ... t .... i i :
ui'roa.l lill'i at noun-, alio mi.iiiz tu iioi
. , , , , , , ? ,
way tied the people baud and foot, these
audicious autocrats proceeded to revengo
themselves fur their lirst political defeat.)
They believed themselves secure; they i
had prepared their masked batteries ; tbey
beheld already twenty -nine millions of peo-:
pie meekl; sabinittiiig to three hundred i
aul Lrt; tbousaud pampered, labor-batiD '
bad not seven hundred Soldiers within
reneh of a di f.useless Capital. To-day,
we have probably tw;i hundred thousand
nr,l . ' llio lino nf tin. Potomac
and another huuJred ihou.-anl ia the west.
Six mohtns ago, we had not arms to put
1 1
mtot be bauds of Pcvcnty Eve thousand
Hon, every supply l0 abundance for four
times the number. Sis niuntha agn, wo
could neither feed nor mnvc an army of
live thousand men ; to-day, every depirt-
ment of our vast military orginizatioa is
completed, and wc can make war across
tl.e coutinent. Six months ngo, wc had .
not a dcz'U fhips of war at band ; to-day,!
wo number our navy by the hundred, aud j
arc guarding a coast line of more than two
.thousand wiles. Six months ago, tho
Oovcrnuicnt could scarcely borrow a few 1
' huadn-l thousands, at twelve per tent ; to-
, , -,, r . , .. '
day, twelve i.nllioDS of peopio lend It fifty
niiilioiu cf dollars at par. Six inontha !
sp ,, the ij lcsLion was whethtr the people
wjuid tatinort the Government : to-day tho
only o iontion is whotucr tho (j jvtromeut ;
i ;
w::l support the people.
"lilt '
It is no slight work to have been done
In ci? tiior.tliit. An nri.iv nf three bun. i
... . . 1 i
dred thousand men is recruiter, organiz-ju,
drilled: co.fiiiinsarv. surnlv. transrorta-
. ,, -, i , . j ,,i
tion aud hospital stores arc prepared and
collcetcd iu tuo vast quantities rnpnrcii ;
all departments aro systeniatiz-d ; and a
people, till now curiously ignorant of war,
look with just prido upou labors, which
the most warlike natiou of iviropo uever
achieved in tho Rime short time. .
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lu iuub ii. i-.u-i... ,
been many days of deep discouragement
almost of despair; days like that of Hull :
Kuu when our wnmen wept bitter tears
. , ii- i .1 i
of shame at the disgrace of their sons ami .
- c
brother.-; days when cf.icicnt treason looked
triumjiliantly down upon helpless loyalty.
The nennlc have been impatient, aud pome-
times ill-judging. They bavo rashly con-'
. . . ii - t rr- l '
ueraaeU, and rashly praiscu. iutj navo
. ... . . ;
demanded impossibilities, aud rej need over (
trivialities. Uecauso hour! seemed days,
we luve loukca to seo a year a worK uouc
j a rnontb ; and, as fault-liuding needs
c7cn lc,sg jud.'iuent than indiscriminate j
. . . .......
praise, wo need not wonder that trivml
losses have been magnified iuto disastrous ;
, , , i -i i ir . ,. i , ,. i . i
defeats, while half-successes liave made
Lerocs whoso fame will scarce outlivo the i
Uut, whatever errors of judgment there
no uuiis ol icuiper; iney uavo uoi turueu
t . . . .1 1 ..... .1:.. I
lueir hick upon n.e piougn, nua me u.s-1
graceful failure of the white feather party ,
provcs how few are the coward, and trait- i
urs among us
I. Hiking back, and surveying tho field ;
,.f to day, we Cud reason only f. r pride j
and eueouioieojcut. Oir pr. paiatuui -
- " J l
:.,., .! ..l,;nr r ,...i
, aruiien works f mciotblj ; wo have aeliK-vtal
. f.w niontlis what I'.D.'lanil did not
....., ; JouUc the time : we bare the
... . i . i i .1
i ro'bt men in the rijrlit tilace : ond the na
c 011
lion furls coiili ient that those ta whom its
f moat important interest, and the liv s ..f
... . . 1 i!
1 i'g soldiers are cntiubtid, arc capable.
' 1
: e :.i f t 1
Iiitlilul ana enerpotic.
! To the events of the next six months,
' we may therefore lock forward with daily
bri.'htcnin" hones: and ere the anniversary
of 1 ho fall of Sumter, no have a ri.'bt to
. . rt .
expect to sec that II . araiD wav.tif; over
; the fiTtrcis and the bay of Charleston,
. !.;,.! .I,..r,. ..rr.r.l ii r,rl. bumilialion.
I .V. )'. Ki-'-uunJ lust.
Virsinii.
r.i'anrepard's main force nppenrs to
have fallen back towards Mannsses. j
The enemy eeins inereasini;ly tie- !
live aoout Harpers 1 crry, ami erect-
in"- I'i'iv mill niniovin" leitteii.' i.n
,.'lom.,(. below" WiV..hin";lon.
'I'hi: eiieiuv airain attacked I larpers
i r, ri v, liuriiiiisT Hei r WVMfi Hour
-i, . i , , ,
mill, but were atrain .Ii ivcn back by
our trims on the Mankind side.
A .coriria Colonel, near Fairfax,
was c;iuoii and bruulit in by wjine
eaaliy.
Missouri.
Maj. Writrht. in an action near Le
banon, surprised a Kebel foree.killin
:!ll ami takinu; as many prisoners.
The Wig Iliver I'.rid'C near l'oiitoso
has been burned by a party of the cii-
cmv under .lelf. Thompson.
The Ifebela met with a repn.se at
lMot knob
The Teleirratill Lino 13 Completed
wt-Ft to Salt Lake City.
,. . . . . .
i r.ntrhain oun lirst teletrraphed,
t5.it j. ?C(,cJc(,
, i p.Mir, for ,,;, yet !)
Fremont's and 1'ricCS forces Ore
pripposeil to I to ftpproachinp; each Oth-
er aloncr. the Osarjc rcjrion and a
great battle may be expected.
Kentucky,
f!cn.?hennan aFkinej reinforcem't?.
a precautionary measure to see to j
tlieir homo defeiices, ftgainst possible'
privateer Of other assaults. Foiear-
IllCll. all tllC Nortll )liaV be Safe. I
i . . . . . . .......
It is boasted in the South that hx -
Senators Mason and Slidell have bro-'
C UrO-
'l l 1 l.,..1.n.l I.,
Kr" , .',. !. Vi V .
. ,.l.n,n nc ii'il A fl'Olll I lOrllllltnn t.l
.;Illrl.inj anj France, as Ambassadors i
. wilh l0W(r tQ ofrL.r to on(J or ljot,, of
' (Ikhc nations TIIK I'uotectoijatk of'
tlieir Santbonia. f true, tliis is a
precious confession of weakness.
Copt. Murray, of the IT. S. steamer ;
Louisiana. captured a uo.en belioouers
the hrst of this month.
Latest IJ6W3... By Telegraph.
'mi ,t (, t. 21 The I'ntniiiac is ino-t
effect ually el,..-cd against us. The I '. S.
..uob.i.it Simie, which went bm n the river
'a.-hiii.'l.ui on l inhiy niirht, with a
t?ym:"u'r ,m .''''. ''n'l f'r l-'i.rtrws
M mroe, was eldered b return, rei.ortin-
. i,,,,.,,;!,!,. t the b.itteriei uliieh
,u. ri.;M s j,.,, ,,.,R.,I. H,.r euiiiiii.'iiidcr
repnited that several new batteries have !
be, u creeled on the ovinia bunks of the
'' ", " ""t .i.ioi-i.i.
lle-.ihite was tiiwin' the schomier I iiirfax
. , ,, - . , , .,
ii-it i-..li,-l liatteries lit t leeenii-iii er,..-t 1 .
j,.,, ,r,,'kl, ,i, .hoMiic diirtcd as
1 tt... v..l...t ...i.t .,n. I........ n,..t .....
. ,1 L'l . 1 . "I . I I , ,
iurn.1 in r. .-ne was ne;iny manen nun
1-V b-r the t .oveminei.t. Jt was rep. tried
that the ibe!s had a chain ticliis.s the river '
,
,, . , . . I,..;,,., ,,r i;..,t Ii-iii -l.t ..i ,-,t
u,jM. ,K. l-Vui'-.x .stopped and the ca-;
ble bndi
M'Ciiiloeh has Conned a junction wiih
'.'n'.'''' . V-" ' l'"' i
,'"-.', 1 , r ,. V,. ',.
- I 's- I is iiniii-r in ii. viiian,
j,.,,, uisi,-i-.si-i a I'linv tu ri ik-is ai i, inn
i 'r.-.-L. . apim-iier -'i, killing a cunsriterable
ihiiiiIh r, aud l.ikiie; 1:1 w.c;"U loads id'
V'.",-. ,..,, i
.lohn Itoss, clnil ol tlie ( inrnkees', lias
. ; ,. . .. ..
wriiten :i I. tier uliicinllv ainioiiiieiii' his
;,,.,; ,);it - ,s j,,.,,,,!,. t j,,H
r, l l..
LexinCtOD.. re-taken ! A .If snatch
fr..m .1. Hers.... City slates that ...i the hill. I
lll-t . I ' I ! I t l ISSiMII'l III"'. IlIUltT
. . . ., , ,1 . . i . rt
into sin iiri.-en .ti". 1.1 ncis :u Lcxni'toii,
yuan r,..1..1!,t,lr,.,l t. the Ueb. Is
i. -nj., I,,-!,;,,,! . si k and woiin.hil and
s,,M. munitions ot war. I he I ui.ui vie-
tmytit I. inn 'reel, is cunliiiu.-.I.
Col. T. T. Worth, of the Lebauon Con
re r, who was icn..ereo mo appoinimeoi vi
i . . . - . .r
11 l'Jiast' r in lhe L. t. Army, by tho j
t-ccrclary uf War, has declined tbe position ;
.. '
meyts i
Tlt.s l'A.,r.l.i at,. I fi... S.il.li.-rd nl '.,rrv
. Lo;ll ni,:.iritT or Treasurer
"""'j .ai-cj.. ,c.-sr,.. ..bs.
IPL 1 .. ... . J:tT
j nc . leasury m paying 10 .oo uii.erei.i i
State 4U per cent, of the money paid for :
ruusyh8U Jr.. ;
SOOvi.OOO.
Seventy colored persons last week cm
i,;rattd from lo wi-oown to (laytt.
- jc-
itc Anv tdui lisdurudi, i
1'he neitincr in which the lravis of ninny
trcs and snme nlhrr TCgttatinn Lis been
coloring an. I ilvinr 'hi vasnn, prpTcs tint
frost is m.t iLn'only nrtist of tbosa be.mi-
, , , . J . ,
fulthmp. ill cmrsenf nature mlt
)!( el -ni-trt trtilt .! trliwK !n ntlinr u
,!.. ...,r.!..l t...,'tifl -,k nf fr,t.
I .... - -
I Tf llio l,,n,-i!r. nUnt. ,r t,n'I...l tin I.n.
, If the tomato plants are pulled up be-
f"rc ,,,c f,roet e'"u " avS P a '
vviitilatf .1 cellar, with tho tomatoes on
. ,, , . .'. . , .
tin m, the truil ill continue ni.eniui; until
- 1
;, ,,. ki,.i , (,,
1 ,irj nor (ori W3r.
n 7- -r: . .
; 'I
To Trespassers.
"X'O'i'lrK is lierel'V civi-n I'V ilie iinitersin-
t (.in,.ns , ,.,,,,,. aili ,.3,, j,,.,, ,,.
iow:eln;.-, i-iat all p-r- i.ns lre-passirs upmi
i 'l-ir lan.ls hiiniii.t; f.r fame, or in seanh ..
k l.erriei an.l ,-tlier lnne , i :!l .e trcainl uli
' the full extern of the law. If tinters arc parn
curly rf.tn'le.l 10 lake wariiin? l.y this ii-itire
an. I a!l oilier u iio may tie ihspusnl in ire.pas
np.-n our preiin.es
(leore Miller
r.enj'n L-tlir
Sani'i Dankel
Kich'd llickel
.lohn 1 1 ullVr.l
Isaa,; Walker
Oei. is. i;
Andrew Wolfo
Cyrus Iloff.i
Han'l Miller
Ceonre (leldiart
.lohn S. Hchraek
Th.lI.L'oriKdiua
j
I F.state nf Pr-tpr Wlann.
j 4 lMIXIsTi:T.irS .TI'K.-Wherc
J. a. I.cm-rs of Administration on the
l' '" 1V"'r KlaPr-'-"" I)ccr ''
i ti I men coiintv, i!ecearil. have been cran-
, ,p ,i,.r!,1L.1.,i) a!1 ri.rsons knowii.!;
; ihemsclvcs nidehtel'to sai.l estate are reques-
Id l malce iiumcliaie payment ; and tln-r
havmtr rlaiins acainl it will present ttii-in
properly auilietiticair,l for setiiement to
J.Mtr.ll Kf.AIT, ) Admuiis
K. II, KI.Al'I', irators. j
Lock Haven, (let. I, lsr.l
Administrator's Notice.
VOTIVE is Li-rt'lty given, Unit Loiters
it of Aliioii-trntion on the Kstatr ol
U II.I.IWl Will I'lXli. late of Lewisbnri: bo
eneh, t'nion (to , dee'd, have been itranteil n,
tlie iinderMened, by the :ri.ier of I nii n
countv. in one lorin ol law; llieretore ail per.
"ns kn-wins ihem-elves in.lebte.t to said-
tale are r-'inestfil to make inniiptliate p;iv
inctii, ;iiil ihu.'-c having jut claims acainst
l Iio same art aKo requested to present the in
jr'jri ly authrntiraTtM fr srttleinenl.
ill ;if V. SHELLEK, Altu'r
Lewishur, Oct. 1, IHi;i
University at Lcwisburg.
FALL SESSION.
riMIE several Mrhools open on the mnmins;
I of I iicasuiv, Sept. tit.l, and continue
until the Holidays.
Tuition. In
C--i.Lrfir witli all iuolint.l flirgi'. . - $ll 95
Tnr.Ar.i rnv ilo S.4i to 7 4.",
F.HIL I-laTirLTt llo 1 ,t- tO 111 Vi
tx' Tor lurihcr information, injury may be
raa.lc of any of the Teacheri, or of
J. K. LOOM IS, President.
r, ,Tr.
1 1 1 T. uXIOX,
Arch Street, above Third, Philad'a.
t TTOX S. XEWCOMLK, 1'rop'r.
' m
; I
HIS Hotel is central, convenient to Fa-
scnier ( 'ars to all parts of the citv, and
n.irti-ular a !ante.l tn lhe comdiit and
r . ' t. .
i wf , rr rw m'ri i
' l? ITm M..I nC ,31". !CM. IS 1, 1.1
Tlic 1'all SrsNioia
OK THE
iiiyjajjun. Mmm
S.-pt. ltll, to CMiitimie to ihe lllitav.
The W ixti.u iSrsshi!! will cnmuieitce Jau-
uarv --
AH the Classical, Mathematical anJ KngliU
I!rniichs are taught.
Yr I.aihe1 an) (inruKEX ,1r-;irnni n
qnality"1 themelvr ftr Teachinr, will linJ
it t Th'"ir a-!v;tnta7- tit filter this tuMUUUMi.
Tip? liiiilf is a Test Unek.
Ti rno.X per session incluiling cuntinrnt
r periM;.
' TIMVAUY -ri:.'rii;rT.Urifinrf.I'rintT,Aritlim-tV.
i;.-e'..(lr'.t-i.loid 1 1ti-torv.
Ai M i:ii Ktil.l.ll not influ-.laN.ToJ C .i
lam.i ai.k.s : '
Tiniion pavaM nnnif'liatrlv npim thcc!oe
if the m sjmii. IV" A ffxinrtiiti Kt it rt
N'f for tun'i' to f.'i'r jaiiin1 AitTAt'F.
,iher ilfluctiuiis except lir prntraeteil siek-
nrss.
' Srni
!
.
J. UAN1HM.PII.
10, IWlft
i TIMES II!IG IITENIXG ! !
NEW STORE IN A NEW PLACE!
t H OtOlll. Ill n Hill I
A .
jJEW HAr;D AT THE YARD-STICK.
, T- T .
. a " ' " 1
Jf.V fQfJUJJ 5,TGF
-W:I - ' ,.nMs,s 'irkct
',r,'",' (nea.lr opni'si't.' the old Haves Kian.t.)
dl I.e happy to aiien.l it. the wane. ..I all ins
I, ii-mls who may he pleased lolavor him with
tlieir custom.
lie ha now on hand a we.elcted storU
ol cverviliini u-liich mav classed under the
! Sim r:.l lu a I ol Irv ..! H.
j I.euisl.ui ', S'-pt. U', t'l
l.cwislmi-s. Sent, li', 'm It. K. Ht'RSII.
"PVK. ' ."l OIt.1II K. (a cra litatc
i.f .lelti rsoll Co
ii-ssional service lo the people of r.ewishnri:
-! v-"iity. W tl.r.ce en North
l .--
anv time when not professionally cn;a:eil.
Families ot Volunteers (such as may-he in
', nee. I) attended sratintous'y. Sept. 2V, lKi'.l
Atlminisrator's Koticc.
1 S. letters r-f administration en
tin- l'.-tate of CATHAKlNi: M AIM..
Wnlon-.late ol Kellv 1 p.' men coun'v.ilec ,1.
. . .....,.,. ,,, ,ne. sl,sCr,i.,.r in due
frm oS a. nnre is hereby jiv.-nto a!! p. r-
sons knowing themselves to !e nub hted in
. i- i,,n...t,,.. n-.v,o, i,.-
and those havin-J-biims aam-t the saim, .
mil present tui-iii uuiv r.ii:ii nnr.i s,. ,
Hill present tlniu only nnuo nnea"o or sn.
mem. 11A.MI.I. M Alll.. i
Kelly. Prpl IS, lot. Adimni -traior .
- - ..... -
FIVE COLLARS KWARD!
S there are .-icked hovs er men hn are ,
iiiMinni ihe properir. and especially .
,lrA
in: lhe H-innou s ano
huiters heon;inc
... .he r.ihltc S. hool liml
'-';:''::n
Min in lhe orlh
liars reward will
r iven to anv person lii.nt--liii. MiHtci.-nt
evidence t" convict lor said .'uVnre. as w are
de.etm ne.1 to prosecute, lo lhe futih--t extent
or trie ,, nv all p.r"n- coi!'- el seen
conauct. nv or,ier c tp " .ri
l. JOiNi-i, -ecy.
.tmllfor'N AiIJp. ;
T.N Ihr Orphan-' 'nrt .1 fnii.n rrunty. ti
', I it"" "'"'' -' '"."'O ( J-fth It.
, 1; :;.' A.l.n.ni:rai..r V.,.rr, .IrrM,;
I tic mi trr' All !:i.r np.-n Uie rci p-
,;,., t,r , , a..,-,,i ar,..int.
. . . i . .i. . . . . .
uZu',,.., L '.i,,,.,'. ... "i.,l",'n,.',i In,'. t .h.-
: ItiilV.n. i- H.-ii e in I..-iv,.l.:iiL'. i.n rr. 'nv th
' ' ' ,lav " -''. ' 'VI.K-K A M.
ai,. ,.. ,hey .,e pr.-t-r.
. . U'I. Hroni) niii. r
.... 1 m. .11.11 r
...
Auditor's Kotlce.
I"
OrptiroiN- t'lont -f l"iii..n f. nnl-
l.-:;ee i.t i-no-
late i.l nil
ii.-r l-.w-ieh'T. .)'-e.l. ;
Tin' All l;t,r apji.oiil.l t-v till Coin to m?ke
'I i tr il'iit ion of liic t.atTjre in Oi.r hali-N of
I-a.ic 1,'anck I, anit Samtii'l K. It.-inck. Ktir
iilori of ai 1 I'en- li-iit. in!l ii'epi ihe parlies
itilereste.l at In- O iiee in Leuistoir? 1111 fi.-r-.
mi. 1 the ;eh d.iy ol XovcmS-r. .l l'O.at .
in . .'cluck. A M. JOHN Ii. I.I.VN. !
Oct. lct I Auditor ;
Artditor's Notice.
IX the matter of tlic Aeeount of R V.P. I. in
coin, I'-ip A-tminisiraior ..f U'imu. Nf-
ii, late .f Hartley 'I'p, dec I. The Auditor ;
appointed by the .'i.nrt to a adit and iiiakc
itiiril.iiM-.ii of i?ie l..ilaiic in ihc lian-lsot the ;
aecoiiittaiit, will meet the parlies i,i,errsir.
for the pnrposei.f In ; appoint!, i.'t,t. ,n l'mii.T.
the l.'nli .. Xoveii.l.i-r. A II lHiil.at I o'clock, i
1', -M.t at his oliiee m l.-wi. nrr.
II.1.IAM Jii.m:s. An.litor i
Auditor's Notice.
T X the matter i f the Account of Tho Hayes,
K-.).. r.iecuter of Mirhhit oi s... lair
of l.rwist'iirr. ,!.'cM. Th Auditor app.niitr.t
by the Conrti.f Itionmon I'leasof t'nion conn-
,v ,, rf nrt tli,tnliiuion of the balance in lhe
hands ot the aeci'imtaiit. will meci ihe par
lies inn-re-ie.l ,r the purpose ol his appoint
ment on Satnr.tar the IHih day of Xnvemlier,
A I). IHM, at III o'clock. A M.'al his OJice in
lite borough ot" I.ewivbiir?.
WILLIAM JOns, An.liinr
t.utlrfl) tiitetalilr. .o Aaohnlir rn-pantilvn.
tr.nMi i. im sci:i.i:i::: iti:i
(u:i:man imttkus, '
Vrcjwrtd ly lr. M. Jtnfcui. t'u.T i'uiud'a,
rrr:TCLLv i r"K
i.fvrn r.Mi'i.AiNT. iysckih. jurn:K.
Liver or Mi-uui li,
ut lit iic ni. n. ijiij u tf nriru. ,tUf ,1. Il-ri
I"",
tun. Ii-'ii-t J ultit x i,r Wt-i.'Li 10 Hi-
K h. 'lr Krui islMni-. .-iiikiiik "r Hntt-rm at thm
f tt- r. maicd. r-wifiimin it tu- fl-l. HurrtM mti '
l.:irult llrfa.:titt. Kinttf nnr at tUf 11-trt. t ! m,; .-r .
fjtb"Ti,iine'. iiii.ti.n- h-n in l)irit ltniur- '
ol Vi-niD. I'ot ot VV-1- Wl.tr- thf Mjlit. I".t n-I Uuil
I'alu in Ih- ll-n-l. I.-fi'-inf T of iVr-pirntif n. fcll'n- n '.
t tlio M.ia mi K)t-, ('urn in it. IU- k,v.iil, '
l.imltfl, Ac., Jmlilm Hn-lif of le-nt. Ituruiuf in tLm
'l-nlt. ('Mntfint lintiininr of Kill, and irrmt li-rrn-
n of St.irit-t.aiil til p-!ttly ijfrfi-ut itLLoH k t-
, vkk, mi iocs n.fcit. r.
Tli rrmi-irtur in enlliriff t- Atti'nt io of t) fiVIii
j tothw nvt.arntiin. Uraff o all a f -finitf f tin uluiot
! n-tih Ifinv m ILn virtu-- anl Miitntl-li U Ib
! f-r vhn'ta tt i f- Tim -ri i- I.
' It n no nv nnl untrifil nrlir?r, Vit nn tht h9 sforti
tl.! U-t ot a tlVM yt-Mn' tri tl U-M-r tin; Am riran f-a-Kiitl
itn r"jut.Hinn ki- fal- nr utirivuU-1 j mnw
nmilj.r rftarali"ii tat. Tli- If tinj..iy In it f..ur
fiT-u by th nvtft prtiiti.-Tit an w- il-knit I'liv-irtviajt
. and iii tivt Itiat- in all -Krt if tit ruuirj i iuimfti-r,
; ait'l a rart-litl iM-rn:tl t tlf Alnnn-ie, j.til'!t-h' l aiuiu
ally l j tlie i.rt.Tt't"r. an I to tw li l t-raf-.i of nn of
, rhfir MfiitM. rail m.t u:( -nti-Iy th- nt.nt itrfrttl-ii I tl
it iiu
! Cttaiiifl. ,
rroto J. NwIoti Krwrt. P l.r..it r rf tk
li "f Kc'i'in Know Iff..- !
Enjfli.r
I A!tiV-n ti n"l li-r'-'wt t" f-tt -r or r .uiime j PtkV-rt
M.-li nit- in r-nral. i;.run:h li-tru-t of tti-ir Injr.
-nt and ftlf-ctn. 1 Ttt know t f no nn ii'nt r--. n ibr
mnii aty n-t t -lify to tkV l-ne.f hf ikfiifv, i,, nil
t" rfmiTfJ from hit imi'i" M-f- srsti n. in ih
. li--:-' tl:Mf m-r Ihu-.N.ntrit.otf tf.th-hfn.rt ..f ..th.
i '.. .-m,-. m .' - n.'..8'.M .
I ..nii.n ll.ll.h p n,.,r..l k. li. . II I I.........
itT. l-'u-w I iTf.iu.ltr.-l ajainM th--nt for art
un.. r III im;Tt--li'ii tht th -r. .-tirt:v an a! l .lio
tniiturt. J mu io...(,t. .1 t.-uiy :ri.-i l i:.U-r't .hw ntak.x.
t f-r tlif mti'ivil ot tlit vrj,l''T profi.T l-"t
an-1 f.-r -iiroiira--i.'intDt to trv thrru, a 'in'mjtT-rltir rViin
ntinn.-.1 il.-t.ihi. Tluf thri- v-
Iff of lh- HittTti. at thf N jinuttr; of tl, r r-tit
y it, ;.s f.-M-Wt,! t. ft i'lnit r.-li. f. ami rfi-.ra'lt n l. a
ilr TTf- of Iw-tily Mii.l ni.-ntnl Ti-.or l ir-h i.t f-n
f- r -i in-iit'.- In ! r--. in, 1 1.1 nlmo-t -t-..-ir , ,1 ..f rtj.--.
nm.r. 1 t!i. r-I r- l.4nli liod an.l nv fi :.-..l f- r -Iir... i.u
m ta tli. u. rf itfiit. J. .KW'lu :i;uHN.
i l'hi Im'Ta, J iiTti-'J k, !"', fau tlt. Jvr j
l IIAIIKIS I HtM'ANan t IT. t.. M'M Ml S. A.t.l-
WPL F. CRASGLER, j
iiiNtti- ih;,-1 ihitr!, it.rki-t m.U m'ltuis.l'a.
Havin op-ne1 a shp in I.
(itM'oiniin's Clothing Sh-re, is
...l t.. M I-.... I.
in his line. Jfavin? wcrkeit in
pp'p;ip' t to rfpair V airhf.
(Mode or Jmvliy. an tn fn Kncravin.
tinsr. liil.lin or Oiilvaniin in the bel stylr
ol the art. AH work warrAntr.1 to rnttre
vattstiicuon. anl ilone at tho vtrv lowrM c&h
t . i i i. .
I rep.ur'I in me nrt manner.
: yu J s"c 7"r-- ! j
urjion FOR EVER!
W
TK arc all checn'tl to cr oar I'nion bv
it with mrh pned coiirasc lake held ..f
,h' rone to draw it t,du around .he nc, -U ..(
Jell Davis ant other potaiee
ter. e
alo expect thr larse B.ittlr at Wa-h'ni'ton to
talk ?o"n. There .put? an exciiemei.t in
LpwiltnrT. Soldiers ar r'm aa. an 1
tnrchnni are c:'iin Ntu- (ooU. LatrM,
N. K. imiiicrinan his iv:nrn'! from New
Viirk an-1 riutate!phia. an.l h;i'- rarrl'tilly ?e-
lecie.l the latest ami I.e. I ..ivies Over Coats
and Lest Tants, lLni. hlrts', ll.in lkerrliiiis. '
siocktnt:c, Casiiieiis. Cassiiui re. Cloili. ol
all descripiioni.
M'CleHan sit.-s ass,ii,-re
and H.its, and live and mi hands ntami:
Cloihim to order. Cloth and sol.i at I'hihi.l.
wnoievaie pr,ces. i.au iiciori v-"i env -vmi
will not lose anvihiii-, but save lii'ly per Ct nl. '
'I'hanks for ail favors.
Js. pl. H. lsi.I. N. U. ZIMMCKMAN. ;
Stoves! Stoves!
TOK ale at the "Wu-.'ri .. Wir U,.rv."
' .No. ... 1 mi.. i iiii.M'i:i.i'HiA.
(oppoMte Cnri.si's Chiir.-h) ihe 1110..1 .-.elel.rai.il
tins CoiiSiiitiiiiS ! i" N. II-u-
I IIIU MOt I'M
ol ihedav I.'.:ilHill. VICTOR COMPLETII
and all .olier Cooking and Mealing Si-u-e. -all
of which are tin ir.mte-I to sive iii.il
salislaelioil. IVtase ::ive me a call
:;,ii:ii:i " W M. '. F.M
A.Imiiilsli alwrs .Vnllt r.
j 01 II I'. IS IlCft h 011. lll.ll I.flll't
ij. v .1 A.l.n.ni .t.i.h-o upon
i ,,, .imini.irjii.'n upon . it.- r..ijr.- ,-i
.VMf'l'I. III'MMLI.. 1st- of I'nmn i.mn
ship.rninn .-. iiiiti . lec'il.hiivc hrcn i.in..'H"
Iheun-iei-.i-.Tiicd l.y lie' lV iier 'l t niel eeiin-
n- m -l u.- ,11 I taw; lheiel.re.lll p I -n- i ti -
C.eMe.l to saol esiau- are ,,-,,,- o i.. m-kc
imme.iuir pm in.'iit.an.t in...enavip; am ju-.
'claims aie .i, rr-iue i.-ii to pi-- .m nuui u-
H;M l III MMl.l. I Idiom
rntn.Orl. I. 1','t ISA C III MH.I . lull,!'
FOK SAI.K!
uettp t- i- "-'i -si "C-
Heal Estate.
ADMIX ISTKATOR'S S A LE.
I) V vir-nc nf .in ir.Ur if t'tr Orph jus" l,urr
) !' I'liinn r.'i'rnv. Tli f-e ull Ml I'lli'l-:
t O-'L-tv on .MONDAY the ltfti -lT
l (TP,!,'r. At I iV:h I( in ftftirtOU
f t sai I tv. at t li J;u!Uilte Home in the Bo
rtinh i.f LrnTsl'tirir, I "nnn ''o Pa., the lol-
A finm I."t or pirrr if Uruun-I containing
One K..tirT i f nn rrr m-re or lrs whefera
i, t-Tfrt- .1 a T i Sinrv Kr-imr Dwell?
ir,r with appurtenance
a-'j lining J;in-Is uf Ir. ? L ISrck anl mher.
A!-t. r-n'1 fhr I.'.t nr pir of (mnn4con
t?'nnn in-r"nrth if i Arre mop or
a 'j 'inin? lati-N l .iiml Stannrrt and others.
A'l i f vhirh I.inil i situated in th h
b' r.'ifh i Leu iturff. ConJuions to be made
kituwu on lav f
II. P.iltlLr.rR.Alminfvrator
Ot. Ihi.i. f n. Vhiti. dec'i
KXIXTTOIIS SALE. .
A TM. ti expose. I to lr on in premises
on Kriiiav the ih day of XV dcii,
a'l ihai cerain If IT of IJroun. r"
apparti'naner, situate on Soatb, r'ronl sircet.
I.eu-il.ur. Pa.. late the INtate of Mvni
Sniri-.B, ili-ceainf m accori!anc with lh
Will ol aid TeMa'or. fair in eouinacuco at
in o'cloeli, A M. when ami where Terms uf
?.ttc will be ma'le known hr
juhx iiorr.HTON,
rternfrif Mat. thltltr, dcc'J
LewikLnrj. Met. 15, Itil
S ale . .Elizabeth A. Wallace's Estate.
1 lr filrnX at TnhlieSat on Htc-
pt the 2it rfflv of .Nofemlx-r next, ft
the premi-.aH that Honseaml Lot ttl.aav
n;Tp in .nh Front rt., l,pwiSnr mJ.
late tlf r.Mt nf i.l ileccas)'!. The iinrruv
nift'' a WmMiVn lr-l!tne HookiaDil r'ram
SiaMe, with a ar;-'.v 'f Kr-nf Trees.
JO.NVWOWE, Executor
Iwbnrc, On. 4, I--61
FOR RENT.
4 Good IIoikc on.Xnrth Foonh
s'reet, contamm; seven room pos-
M.-,si..n eiven lmmeiliatelr. Inquire of
L-wi-.lnire.Sep.ifT. ADAM BEAVER
FOR. SALE.
. MM1E Srore-R n-m lately occupied I'T)
1 A. M. Lawahe. Inquire of MA
J. M.L1X..
Lewlthnrr. Mav 17. ISfil.
T0W riiOPERTY FOR SALE
rpilAT property on S-iuih Fifth St, beia a
1 tr ansie of land euibraein; atumt HALF
A I.n r.i.n which are a trcc.-.l a mall
llousr. uikI Malilc. Tbe .ameiUA
mil i.e oiierej at I'ul.lic sal oa the premise
en Tticitsn.T Ihe l!il inU, at i v.'e!ocP
M, when Terms will be made known hr
IAMKS KKLLY.
A--nt f-r r. '.w.lri lloiun and oihers
I.rwii.biirz. (let. '-. 1-r.l
Tavern Stand for Sale.
'I
'ili'I sul'rriNr tF-r' at Trivaf Sa! that
valuable HOOK, vith StahK h i1 and
two l.iit of rt'Un!, iniai in the 1 amptko
(in ih m.nn te;) in the HiTourh f Hartle-t.-n.
i nitn C-i., tu occupif I hy Dav. Moyrr.
'iVnu ta-y. Iminire of or J're
ti EN li Y WHITMER.
.Vltn'r-f J Hl Hut, Ki,fee'i
Hjrt!t:on, March mif
Western Lots, for sale cheap.
I OT fi. M lc M2.0-lot I--Mfcefi.!jc40
I j i. i z.u'k ii. .;i4 ii i lM'ir yi,it
tn D AKuI A i IT V. 1 1 rutin iv wpat nnil
OtitCf Mtr A.'l-r;ivfa iiTtilorv.
ANoTl l.otM in tlie town of Sril.N'CER.th
r;jt ot" jtivdcf lor ;i.iy CiMintv. nn the line uf
thtf iMit'Uue K nlroit. at :( each.
JOHN It. LINN. Irfwishurp,
Jti!j 2, Ai.-l t r KfnTils 31 Tiac?l
m SALE CR RENT,
'THAT v.ilnal'V ltilck lard property
1 itn.iie in Diuirfloc loivtisl.ip, aitjoiuinic
hn.is ol J.-icob li.rr an.l Wiiham 1'ameroii.
with even thini: c.onpli'ie Tor tlie nianulactura
..I llriek..vc. .t.'... LLILl'lM: J.O'i.V. Tcrma
K. Appiy lo
JOHN P. MI SSKR. ritt..nrw.
orM. '!. . l..l.lll.l..i.t JlU.w)
...i ir im1
Vendue !
e oI f. at the residence nf the nh-
ter. on South From street, in th
borough el I.etribnr, en
Saturdiy, Oct. 26,
j lSf.1, Personal Property, cnnsiMing of
I lltis-lii:.l I'urnllure. viz. s,.f,
I'irr T.ttilei., Mirrors. I'aintinsi;. Ingrain and
three-plv t'arpcK, Venittan Blm.N. Itiiran.
He.lti'iiN, 'I'al'Ii'.. Chair. Ntand, 'lock,
I.atnpi. I -anil!c!.il'ra, !..ive.. I'.ipper Keftlr.
i,..cih.r wuh I'llAMIIKK and KITt'lIEIt
l l li.MTI KB. Ac. Ac.
Si.le to coiiinience at IH o'elock A M, when
It-riiis wi.l he made known.
THOMAS HAVES.
N. It. An opportunity will be alTnr4r4 on
the d.iv prereilin; the saie. in anv who mar
s desire, el insp.cting articles intended fur
ato.
NEW NATIONAL L0AH.
s.CVon atl.l Tlircc-TciltllS lcr Cent
TrciiHiiry .olrn
Now ready for delivery at ihe OfBce ct
JAY ;f KI-: .V Ct. Bonkers
No. 1 1 1, .v. nth Third I hiladelphia.
1)1 K-1'AN T Ii. insirticlions from Ihe S
retaiv of the Treasnrv. the Sutiscripnon
Ito. k to ihe XKW N ATION A I. LO AN of
Treasury Nolrs, beari.t; intereI at the rate,
ol seven ami three lenths p.-r cel. per annum,
m ill teinain .ipen ai mv oilice. No. III. S 3d
i.. nnul lurihcr noim-. irom A M, until 5,
M. and on Mon.la.s nil -S. I M
These Notes will t e of ih'TTenemination rf
:,, r:.-.nn. si.ci.'o and poo, and are
a'l ilaie.l I nli Ai.;.i-i. ls.ll, payable in rold.
in Ihrcc veat.-. or cutiveriil-le into a iwentv
vear.' .i per 'ii- loan at ilie option of lhe
h,.;.tir. i:.ii h Tic-tirv Note has interest
.-oitpon- aitache.i. h hich ran he ru. elf .nil
roltet led in ci ld at the Mint every moniht
A, ilie r ate ft I . cut per -lav en each tji.Si.
r.tvnienis el s uh .rripiietis may he rqa-le in
(..li! or Checks or Notes of any ol ihe fhila
(le'pliia Fanks. I'aru.s at a distance can
r.-.tiit hv ih'-ir It ten-is, throu-h the mail, r.y
ep..' , er ihionch Fanks. anil lhe Treasury
Note; will le imoie.tiaielv deliwered, or enr
to s.,h.rril-er as ihey m..v direct.
Fames rcioiuin; fltit-i a-td the interest from
the poh AitE'isl. th naic of ail ihe notes, to
ihi- d.iv tiie ri-mmance i.aehes Philadelphia,
at the rate of 1 per eer.t per day on each J$o0.
Appiv to or a id. ess
J;r l onkf, Sre!rrr.i A.r.
Co- e( Jy ' V,rj ?o. Ha.-.ers.
3.o.c:; ' Xo. It. Sd tt. PSilaUelphi
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