Jcxk 16, 1854.
To aVautaMes .vresj. The I.rwrasrso CnsoinfM.
In miM:.i ihe UiT'-t circulation ot anj Kngliih
r m If blew sance.
XYhij Stale TUket.
mnMr-4AHB POLLOCK, Nurthtimblnd
Mupremt Court U. M.SMVPEK. Mumiromery.
OwwOiimMfaK-fjE0.1AUSlE,AUegauy.
Democratic St'tte Ticket.
Ctrnor WILLI A M BHiLER, of Clearfield.
Afprcme Court J. 8. BL4CK, tif Some rsc t
tonal Commissioner H S. MO IT, of Pike.
WA Buffaloe Valley Whig,' 'White
Deer and 'A Whig,' (whose communica
tion it is bow unnecessary to publish) will
see by the following Card that Mr. Min
PLCbWARTQ bas taken the proper course,
and gracefully retires from the coining
Congressional cauvau :
Waehisotos Cut, May 30, 1154.
To the Citizens of tlte Truth Cvntrrmonal
District of the Slate of I'unntyleania :
Gentlemen Tne time is fast approach
ing when it will be neuessary for the Whigs
within the above mentioned District, to
elect a person to represent tberu in the
84th Congress ; and as my private business
ill not adroit my re-election, without great
leas to me, I hereby announce my determ
ination not to be a candidite for another
term. Iu taking leave of you, I teuuer my
sincere acknowledgements for the many
marks of confidence I have reeeived" at
your hands, and especially from the citizens
of l'uion county, who have favored we
w'tCx their support for the last forty Tears.
I bid you a kind adieu, with emotions of
unfeigned gratitude.
Sr.K M IIibLCb WARTB.
IWreepnadeBee of tit Lratebore Otonirl.
I'uilaim., Juue 13, 1854.
The asserriou I made tome weeks ago,
ia regard to the feeling manifest on the
subject of trade in foreign Totes the
thrusting of men into cGice entirely unfit,
either as regards talents, character or
sympathies aud the humiliating position
of the present administration, has been
more than confirmed in our late Municipal
election. It would appear extravagant to
assert that the bcueficial effects of the
great change arc. apparent already, but
really there sxtned to me to be a vast im
prevement in the appearance of the curb-
bvuuo jiewir.ura wiiu tui uu((.ii iuq ejtavc i - -w-....
House Row" yesterday at the inauguration I K9"The young editor of the Star, not
of Councils. Hurrah ! for reform admin- j five months in our county, and who has
iatratioDS, eay I, if only for that oue i ncvcr yet 'oted c"niM in rampant
thing. article against the eall for the Whig Conn-
You have no doubt noticed in your ty Convention, and threatens, with the aid
isits to our Courts, the pitiallo class of , 0f Ceo. Merrill, to still further distract
men I speak of men who seem to have d divide the party, by calling anther
no buoinets on earth but that of standicg convention. We have no doubt New Ber
ia groups on the Lroad pavements of the j lin would sacrifice the Whig party if she
"row," smoking bad segars, chewing bad jCOuld thereby injnre the Division move
tobacco, and drinking worse rutu discuss-; ment, which she hu cheated the people
ing ward politics, clamoriug at political ! oat 0f for one year already; and if the
meetings, and controlling delegate elec
tionsthose Egyptian egg-ovens of poli
tics, whose premature aud unfledged abor
tions are thrust upon that credulous old
hen, the public, who is compelled to tain New Berlin Whigs and others at Har
Scratoh" for the dunghill breed, uutil j Hsburir last winter, whereby the Division
.1,. olwwtH tl...,' tr... !. !,!
, "7 -J
Afja. . aVl-A CM a m IL,.- aa,.l IkH , .h.l., I
ajoiur vi wo ur luaiuur, auu iuuu kuuj j
iuim narar an rue riK.a inv Nirunir iroin.
J T D 1
There are a few old campaigners still to
be found around those haunts, wht I re
member to have seen almost twenty years
ago following precisely the same business.
They are generally men who at an early
age, chcriah a conceit that they were not
made to work, being born with aspirations
too high to be cramped at the bench or
the auvil, or even the desk. The first
step is ward politic; by degrees their
ideas reach higher, until they finally bring
tfb where we began, at the " Row,"whcn
they fret their "brief hour upon the stage"
and then make room fur others.
If yon could listen to those follows
snen,l can not call them talk of the yriit
tijJet involved in certain questions, and
echo the dodging sophistry of Constitu
tional rights, and scruples, and then hunt
- np their Buffering families they all have
families, for who would forfeit the chance
f giving his country aj President? the
jXKr wife with her babe strapped ia its
ehair, working for a miserable sakwistence,
at the wash tub or the needle; the half
acten of elder urchins at large, uneducated
and nncared for, and all their comforts
sunk in that brutal father and husband ;
then reflect that all this misery is in a
great measure brought ty the honnraUe
gentlemen who, vegetating in our publie
offices, have Lad constant resort to those
simple tool, in their strivings for place
keeping them inflated with hopes sever to
fee realised, untilrthey are no.longcr fit for
either daily toil or domestio duties, and
become slaves to a passion akin to that of
goor Miss Flite, and the victims of the
eoort of Chancery, I think yoa wonld
fcave a smaller opinion of those gentry,
than any phase of politics te ee met with
in the country can possibly give yon.
To-day the sew Mayor will be inaugura
ted, then the new machinery will make a
trial trip. Fablic expectation is on tiptoe
to see hew tar the cherished reforms will
be earned- out by the new government It
is not presuming to prophecy, to say that
there will be much disappointment, not
from any failure in the pledges given, bnt
from the extravagant hopes generally in
dulged in.
We all bare some rfglt to look for the
aVsidts tlncM t aestjain, tasjera
keepers from selling liquor on the Sabbath,
and thus remove temptation from the way
of thousands who are removed from that
temptation at other times; we have a
right to look for a better system iu the
Fire department the two greatest evils
with which our community is cursed, but
it remains to be seen whether the new in
cumbents will appeal to the moral part of I
the population for support, or, like their
predecessors, conciliate the euemies of all
morals, and connive at their shameful
practices for the purpose of securing a
suffrage by which an honest man would
blush at being elected. tt e shall see.
Yours, S. H. F.
Union County Whig Delegate Elections,
Count j- Convention.
The Whiss of each Election District in the
county, are requested to meet on Struma,
the Si ib day oi June uist, ai tne election bouse
m each district respectively, and elect two De
legates who are to assemble in County Con
vention at the Court House in New Berlin on
Mownav the Sftih day of June insLto nominate
candidates for County Offices, elect Senatorial
arid Representative Conferees who are to meet
similar Conferees from this Senatorial and
Representative district, to nominate a candid
ate for Senator and a candidate for Represen
tative, and transact other business usually done
by a county convention.
Also to select Congressional Conferees.
W. r. W AUENStl.LKR,
Chairman of the Whig Standtug Com.
O. X WORDEN, Secretary.
June 8, 1S51
We are asked, "As you prophe
sied truly last year as to what kind of a
ticket they would get. up at New Berlin,
J p.ease and tell us who they will get up
this year." Well, you have us slightly.
The truth is, the call is a little earlier than
common, and the wire-workers have not
got "sings fixed," and they don't like it
at alL They are also divided among them
selves some would rccogniie the call, and
trust to their luck in intriguing in the
small districts : ethers are determined to
have " all or none." They had hoped to
use " Old Xer" and run a lot of chaps in
on his back, bnt he is too sharp and hon
est for them. Altogether, they are in a
quandary ; they hoped to have had all July
to do up the job, but now there is very
little time for " operating." One thing is
certain Simonton is to ran, and Demo
crats of New Berlin, Jackson, aud Lime
stone, are to support bim. The Timet is
already out for him. Other arrangements
we may announce as we get them by our
nn(lt.rground telegraph.
w.
New Berlin faction carry out their threat
to "Lick np a mass," we shall show
to the astonished Whigs of Union county
: trip PRnTiFB rlf tViA VlAltnalV fn!Ulj fiw epr.
.ir i -
quenou was pu. on, ana me mnjoruy oi .
a AAA .a. a a I
iwu petitioners trampled upon, ana in i
..i.... r .k k .i.n,.A
ICiaiU lot WUroii LUV ,w ueiiiu ui'iw
was to sell the Whig party of old Union
into the interests of the Democratic psrty.
We have written and oral proofs upon this
point, and we only wait for the New Ber
lin clique, which in their caucus cooked
np the ticket last year, to set up the stand
ard of disorganization which they
threaten, and hundreds of honest Whigs
will have their eyes opened to facts which
they never suspected ! w.
UST-The Star in disguising its New
Berlin motto of "rlle or ruin" affects
to believe that Col.Wagenseller is not the
Chairman of the Whig Committee. We
hare heretofore provel, that, under strict
parliamentary usages,he was caossn to that
station, at the only regular meeting of the
Committee held. Ex-parte sftjements got
up by interested persons asserting false
hoods to isolated members of the Commit-
tee not present at its meeting, can not
alter the facts of the case. Let the Ex-
Chairman while peddling his "locofoco"
book tell the whole truth, and he will
not get a majority cf the Districts to cer
tify to a palpable error.
That "the eall bas not been made tbro'
a Whig paper," is equally false. The Sc-
linsgrove paper is as truly Whig as either
of the New Berlin papers, and bas been
even more faithful for six months past ;
and this paper thoagi tsnmistakeably
Independent urged Judge Pollock upon
the Whigs when the English and German
Start both gave him the cold shoulder.
The managers of that concern also inter
polated a deliberate untruth into the offi
cial aeeotut of the organisation of the
Committee, aad the proceedings of a Con
vention called by it, they refused to pub
lish ! Who would risk, again, the proba
bility of forgery, or denial, at such hands?
Dreadful! HoniMel! Awful!:!
"No other paper bnt the K.H. Star has
the news V If any oar readers have weak
nerves, we advise them to read the follow
ing, from the last Star, with loth eyes
shut :
-The Chronui is owned by an abolitionist,
who has no feelings for the Whig patty,
aad is edited by one of the saost unprincipled
locofucos in the State."
'Dear me ! what shall I do? What
viU bwcctaw of Pollock l" .
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST,
IQrBy request, we add the following
to the list of names of gentlemen proposed
as candidates for the Legislature :
Daniel Witmer, Esq., of Chapman Tp.
W'ni. G. Ilerrold, Eq., do
- Dr-J, JL Uower, of i'reeburg. .
larThe Northern end of Union eonnty
has been represented at llarrisburg fur
nine years past, and the South end has
had wmcK We believe if "Snyder Coun
ty" will unite upon some suitable person,
all the gentlemen from the North, whose
friends. have recommended them for the
Assembly, will cheerfully concur.
ST"Coine in here, ont of the rain !" as
the shark said to the little fishes. We
ean't help thinking of the shark's benevo
lence, when reading "communications" in
the New, Berlin papers, recommending Di
vision men for Connty Offices !
Charles l'leasants Esq. of Sunbnry
is recommended in the last Milton ian as a
candidate for the State Senate in the Dau
phin and Northumberland district.
jeiT-Jauics Beard, Esq., is a candidate
for re-election as Prolbouotary of North
umberland county.
Congress.
Mr. Editor : As the time is approach-
ing when the Whig party of OUr COnnty ;
are 10 nominate candidates to be supported
at the next election, I beg leave to recom
mend the Hon. Josr.PH Caset, of Union
county, as a candidate for Congress in the
district composed of Lebanon, Dauphin,
Lower Mahonoy and Union. Mr. Casey
served one term, and while there discharged
his duty with honor to himself and to bis
constituents, lie did not forget his irionus
but kept them well supplied with the pub
lic documents issued by Congress. I ob
served a communication in the New Berlin
Star recommending Hon. Ner Middles-
wartu for re-election, wnicn 1 presume
was without the knowledge of Mr. Middles
warth, as be pledged himself last fall a
year that he would never be a candidate
again for that office and I can not suppose
that he would violate a solemn pledge
made to his friends, and therefore he can
not be considered in the field.
June 15, j)4. WHITE DEER.
fV The necessity of a firm, intelligent, and
independent man for County Commissioner,
is a lesson which the people of l'uion county
have teamed by experience! The Northern
section of the county has an able and popular
guardian of its rights and interests in the per
son of Mr. Sheckler, while Mr. Herrold has
served the 8nutl.e. n section three years, and
Mr. Lettzel will remain to represent the lower
end and the center. We at the West end are
anxious to have the next Commissioner and
wnnld therefore name MARK HALFPENNY.
of Hartley, for the consideration of our friends
lsewhere, as in every respect well qualified
for the office. We send this without his know
ledge he is no office-seeker, and that is ano
ther recommendation. MANY.
for the Chronicle.
M . EoiToas rermit me through the
medium of your paper to recommend Asaow
Smith, Esq., of White Deer, as a very compe
tent man for the office of Register and Recor
der. Mr. 8milh is a genuine Whig of the old
school, and if nominated and elected would
make a very accommodating officer.
WHITE DEER.
7"AM03 8TROII, of Chapman township,
is respectfully recommended to the considera
tion of the Whigs of Union county for the sta
tion of ketptlrr V Jieeorder, on Uie Une 1 erm
rrincinle settled by the Uonnty Convention.
He js in(.apa(.j,atc.d for hard labor, but writes
, .a ,
a eood hand, and is needy ana wormy oi tne
miiiic. ..."-
awaoaaaaaiaaaaa""iaa"""
Real Estate.
PUBLIC SALE
"1TTILL be sold, by virtue of an order of
f Ihe Court of Common Pleas in and for
the county of Union, on
Friday, the 30th of Jane next,
at 10 o'clock, A.M., on the premises, a certain
tract or parcel of LAND, situate in Union Tp-,
in said county, adjoining lands of Isaac Eyei
on the south and west, Peter Bartch, Thomas
Penny and others on the north, and Samuel
Walter aud John Phillips on the east,contau
ins
325 Acer.
more r less, with the appurtenances on
Mwhieh are erected TWO MAN
SION HOUSES and TWO
UAKXS, (ihe one a large stone Bank Barn.)
two ORCHARDS of excellent Fruit. A never
failing Spring of Water at each nf the houses.
About 11 Acres are cleared and in a good
state of cultivation. Every field is supplied
with Running Water. The residue of the tract
is well TIMBERED. Besides the recommen
Umj intihansuble' beds of
dations mentioned, there are on said tract of
HUUV ORE.
The terms of sale will be made known on
the day of sale.
CT"Any person wishing to know Ihe terms
before the sale, may learn them by calling on
the subscriber, residing in said township.
To be sold as the property of A
Erta.a Lunatic, in pursuance of the aforesaid
order of Court, by the subscriber, who is the
Committee of his estate.
526 ABRAHAM C. EYEB.
Valuable Real Estate
FOR SALE. O
fllHE subscribers offer at Private sale, all
J thatcenaintraetofL.WS7't.VLJ'i)
beautifully silnatcd along Little Buffalo cieek,
Kelly Tp, Union Co., about 3 miles from
Lewisbtrrg, and 3 miles from Milton, adjoin
ing lands of Wm-A. Patterson, George Meixel,
Jacob Moyer aad others, containing 3tt acres.
The improvements thereon are a large and
eommodioBS Two-Storey Frame Mansion
House, a. good Frame Barn, Carriage and
Woodhonse, with all other necessary Out
buildings a Pnmp with good and never-fail
ing Water near the door a large bearing
ORCHARD of choice Apples, aad all eUter
varieties oi r rniL
The land is all nnder good fences and ia a
nign stale of cultivation. The buildines are
all nearly new, and Cor convenience, style and
durability can aot be exceeded ia the neigh-
uornooir.
About 4 Acres TIMBER IAND.
For particulars address " D. Myers, Lewis
burg, Pa" or persons wishing to view the
premises or ascertain terms caa do so bv
calling en 0. Myers, residing thereon.
Mas. ANN MTERS,
n ' : DAVID MYERS
Candidates Department.
Ontos -25 rta. per q. of i Unm or Ida, afh ttMertloa.
Baltimore Adv'ts.
CAKR, GKLSE & CO.,
Floor, Grain, fc Lumber Commission
Merchants...23 & 25 Spear's Wharf,
aurn t Baltimore.
John Clarke. Bee., Pres. Citiseaa Bank, ) n-ltinMire.
A. If. Oiles, Bl, Cub. rrankliB . do ( """-
J. ha Herteel. Jr- h, I 111.4.11.
ko-era. Kinnickma Co, f p
J. Torn, Kaq . Proud Cadi Bank, Fort Denarii.
J. Wallower Sua, Uarrtabarf.
Col. II. C tymr, n ,,
J. n.lwtOt,) SelleefTovo.
Neel.,, Wirnjnte I Co, VUltoa.
W. W. Cooke, Rao. , ,
Simon raliurler, lie... ( mmKJ-
lleurre Bodine, kVq, UncbesTUIe.
Wot. Wearer, MonteomiU.
rn. Ka. P. Parker, )
T W. IJojd. rjq, Cadrirr, f ,11,1.-
Jamn II. tliilion. K, WUUaaMpart.
LrwiaU. Ilaltuie, Hq,-, J
M'Uary 4 balb. Jrrwy Shorn.
J. P. llulini. Esq., Lock llama.
CsP'CAKR, OEIrtE & CO have the largest
Wharf room of any Commission House in
Baltimore, always Riving qnick despatch to
boats in discharging their cargoes. 6m5l7
FITS ! FITS ! FITS !
Tnw Ttneraata azrucr
EPILEPTIC PILLS,
For the cure of Fit; Spatmi, Crampt, and all
Nervoiu an Vunuuutional Vuewet.
PERSONS who are laboring nnder this
distressing malady will find the VEGET
ABLE EPILEPTIC PILLS to be ihe only
remedy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy,
or Falling Fits.
Thcaa Pills paaar a anerffio art kin on tba aervnnf
ivmU-ta. and altboacb tbmy are prrparod aspeciallr for tha
aurpo of oaring Pit, they will be fooad f aapotial ben
ret far all aonuiaa afflioted with weak aervra. or whow
werrout r-jwlrm haa been praatratad or ahmttered from
aay eaaaa whater. Ia chronic eomplainta.ordlerasee
of long ttanilinic, anaerindueed by nervouaoers, they are
asceeainK'J aaiaiH.
Price 3 per box, or two boiea fhr I. PariODa oat of
tba City, eaeloaine; a remittance, will have the Pilla aetit
them through the aiail, freo of poataee. For tola by
SKTII S. IIANCK. No. KM. ItaLTlaoas Mnn. Baltinore,
1'l- to waoai orders froai all porta of the Union nual be
addroaaad, poat-paid. i ly76 aew aw.
Philadelphia Adv'ts.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
J'hilaJetpJiia.
.This well-known establishmentcelebrated
for its Table, and re-furnished in modern
style, with Ladies' Parlors on the first floor is
most centrally situated on Chestnut Street
the fashionable promenade opposite the Cus
tom House, and near Independence Hall.
j Whose reputation as a Host is well known, is
drier mined it shall lose nothing by his future
j tTorts. The highest degree of satifaninn
.guarantied to all who may favor him with their
T-n ' ,1 A O If UtTTPD
company.
r"Faniilies can secure a suite of Rooms
by telegraphing a day or two ia advance
Philadelphia May, 1854.
BUILDING HARDWARE
Tool Store exclusively,
The largest EitabtuhmtuI fthe kind in the U.S.
Wm. n. M'CIure ft. Bro.
No. 2S7 Market St-, above Seventh, Philad.
" fANUFACTURERS' Depot for Locks of
XvX ail Kinds, warranted quality. " Patent
Silvered, Glass Knobs."
Premium Porcelain Knobs,overI00 patterns.
Silvet-plated Knobs, Hinges, dec, with the
most complete assortment of all the Modern
Goods in this line.
Purchasers are invited to eall and examine
Stock. Catalogues sent by Mail if desired.
Hot Air Registers and Ventilators ut
Factory Prices.
GAtl orders pnt up under the immediate
supervision of the Firm.
CALL AND SEE US. 6m5I9t
Wall Papers t
W"
ALL PAPERS! The subscribers have
now in store their complete Fall
Stock of
Paper Hangings, Curtains, &c.
which they offer at very low prices,Wholesale
and Retail.
Our assortment is very complete, compris
ing all the qualities, both French and Ameri
can. We manufacture a large proportion of
oar Goods, and can sell at the lowest rates.
Haper Hanging done in the Country at City
prices. PARKISH & HOUGH,
491 No. 4 North Firm St. Philadelphia
SEwma MACHINE.
(Grover, Baker Co's Patent.)
omesx
IIsjaMrkat Siaare.
Boaton.
405 Broadway.
Sew Tork.
No. 43 Sooth Foarth St.
near Caratout,
1'hil.a.lphja.
! Baltiaaom St.
lialtiawr.
eat-No CannoTtrsy betwrrn thai and ar ether Patent
The utility and practical advantages arising
from the use of the greattime-and-labor-saving
qualities of the Sewing Machine being now
universally admitted, and several patents hav
ing already appeared, the next question which
naturally arises is. Which one of these is best
adapted for household or manufacturing pur
poses! In answer, we would beg leave to
state in a few words the advantages which we
believe oar Machine possesses over all others,
aak a Satr aad candid examination of ita merit,, aad with
anaSdawea laaTC the caae la the handa of aa enliliteted
aad diarrimiaatinfr pahlie r ajutt, righlaaoa aardiet.
Wa elaira, in thi Jtrtf alaea, our ability to auk the
afroaeat, aaarfneaeat, aad aMf dmrahU aeaat, and one
which will neither rip aor rarel when every third stitch
la eat. The etttch by which this end hi attained is a dln
UngaMilne fcatan of oar patent, being wholly unlike
aay other ha Ml, and teaured to a eselnarrely by tetteta
AoMtrflr-, tba etmalieity of the maiUaetlua of our Ma-
rhrae, running at i t doea eartrejr on tba Meaat or eenratrle
awTeanat, witboat the aje of a single eo wheel, eaa
aot Ml of eoartaeing the aost caaual oharnr, of Its
eavaeaw etreafth nd eoaaeqweat durability.
rra7y,owr mHstloa of the "ahiittW" aetion, freea the
operator from the nuatatity of atoppiog every few minute
la mplenirh Ik quill, aad eaaMes aa to use ordinary
pools of oattoa or nilk of or SOO yards la length.
llaaaCaetarara of Soota, Shoe, Bap, Clothing, Mat-
treaena. Carriages, aad all Cloth or Leather work, where
stragth and durability ere required, from the very (neat
to the hearlost, will liad thai the aaly Macaue aJapud
italahtf drawing! and auarrrou taaai-
MaJala from thoae who have aaed them for years, may
eehad, or will ha seat by nqaret, and the Machine any
be nana la fall operation by calling, at any atera oaaea.
-Tbe Gold Medal for the Br Sewing; Machine was
awarded aa at the Great Fair of Ihe Aanrritan Institute,
held m dew Vork, aad at the Fab- at tit Maryland Ins
titate, held at BalUaaare, Oct. ISM.
StaSHeM SaOTaOt, BAKKR CO.
riareMioer.
nWLSMS, WELLS, at CO, TROW KEW TORK,
Haveopanrd a fhrenstagienl Chbinet
and Bosk mart, at S31 ARCH st,
between 6th and 7th, Philadelphia,
and are prepared to furnish all their
Works on- Phrenologv, Physiology,
Hydropathy, Magnetism, and Phon
ography, at New York prices.
Professional Examinations,with Charts AnJ
fall written descriptions of character, given
day 40d wisoicf. . tT" Cabinet free to visi
toss VvwlTcwdcJ
BRANCH FARMER.
TruNset, Siipporicm,
LACE STOCKINGS, Shoul
der Braces, and all other
Rnrn-ii-sl Annriratnsand Baa-
Haves. atiDlied and warranted
ed
t oive satisfaction. bv Dr.and Mrs. M t - I.K,. -
af?nf T, . . 'vLh SEVENTH Street,
VUiladelphia.
The great number of Females relieved and
cured by wearing Mrs. M'Clenachan's Sup
porters, warrants her in commending them as
superior to anything of the kind ever offered
tothepubl.c Ij517t5d
Philadelphia Spring Trade 1854.
WAINWRIGIIT, HUSTIXGTOS FLOYD
152 Market St & 23 Merchant St.
Importers and Whuksale Dealers tn
Staple &, Fanrjr ry .oo,
4 RE now receiving a very GE.EKAL
2l ASSORTMENT of
Domcotic a nb Xcrcia fabrics,
suitable for both City and Country Trade, and
which they oll'er at e-y low prictt. for
Cash, or to Prompt Six Months' Men.
tWVfe solicit an examination of our stock
by City, Neighboring and Uislaut Buyers.
CUAUXCEV IIULBCRT,
WITH
WainwrizhuHuntiogtou A Flovd. 152 Market
:tm517c2J St. Philadelphia.
ri.VK STATIOACRV.
rlRAIG & FL'LTOX, 19 South EIGHTH
I Hreet. Philmltluhia beg leave lo rail
the alfuiion nf Counirv Dealers, Schools.
nersons visiting the Citv, lo their coin
l...H.n.ni nf f.'i.f.i.A l-rr,.rh nn.l Amrrirnni
HTA't'JO.ERY,whic they are selling Whole-
..l ..1 l!i!, 1 r.n ih. reasnnahle terms.
Tk. cri- mmnr, oir,r nf Can.
Letter and Note Paper and Envelopes, includ-' lets. Work Ba-kets, Uower Baskets. Ortice
in" a full assortment of the celebrated goods I Baskets. Segar llas-kets. Plain, Fancy and Lin
oHle La Rue A Co. and Thos Rhoads 4 Sons broidered Baskets, 1-ad.es W ork Stands and
of London. Also Sewing Chairs of beautiful design and excel-
Gold and Steel Pens, Drawing Pencils (Fa-1 lent workmanship, which he is selling remar
ber's and others'). Drawing Paper. Bristol . kablv cheap for Cash.
Board, Sealing Wax, Ink, Inkstands, Hodjers', I NJL-Just received from Germany, a large
Crookes'.Wostenholms'and other fine Cuilrrv, ! varied assortment of FANCY GOODS, to
Portmonaies, Pocket Books, Portfolios, U nt-j which the attention of the public is respect
ing Desks, Ac. Ae. Persons visiting the City j fully invited 6m5I7l3d
can have Iheir paper and envelopes embossed j
with their initials without extra charge. j IQOt) ToflS Xo.l SliptTphOSphateO imp,
I jr trrtters irom urairrs aim insuiuuoii!, w
learning respectfully solicited and tilled with
the strictest integrity
6m517pd
TBEG leave respectfully to call ihe Public's
attention to mv Establishment, No. 55
South FOL'KTH St. (below Chestnut), Philad
elphia, for the manufacture and sale of En
velopes, where I will always be in readiness
to attend to any orders I may be favored wilh.
I am prepared to furnish Envelopes of every
quality, size and description. Wholesale and
Retail.the Government pattern, plain and legal.
I would also call attention to the Die-Sinking,
Engraving, Printing, and Embossing of
Business Cards for Envelopes, Letter-heads,
Bill-heads, Cards, Circulars, Ac., all of which
I furnish at very low rates. Siamping letters
prevents their going to the Dead Letter Olfice.
With patent machines of the latest improve-i
ments for embnssins. printing, Ac, also for
the manufacture rf Envelopes, and everv fari-
lityfor executing orders with despatch.and for
their delivery by Express Lines or as may tie
aereed upon, I can not fail to compete with if
not excel any other establishment of the kind
in the world. tVHommopathic Envelopes
constantly on hand, samples rj which mav be
seen t'hnmicle office, also of Die-Stampe-d Knv.
rlv5l77jt WM. COLBERT.
liOWE Si. i:i STOV,
111, Xvrth Third S'rrrt, Uloif Eace,
PHILADELPHIA:
Manufacturers and Wholesale lValcrs in
Corn Brooms, Looking Glasses, Cordage,
Painted Buckets, WickandTrvines, Clocks,
Willow Baskets, Window Shades, Matches,
Cedar Ware. Bristle Brushes, Blacking,
WOOD AND WILLOW WAKE of all kinds,
at the Manufacturers' lowest Cash prices.
Jtwrs Ersms. Sro.Vifl Jso. M. Rrws.
Fruit and t'onf'ertltmcrj.
RUBINCAM A SELLERS, W holesale Ma
nufacturers and Dealers in Confection
ery of all kinds. No. 113 North Third St. below
Race PHILADELPHIA.
The attention of dealers is requested to an
examination of their stock.which will befonnri
lo be at leimt equal to any in the city. FOR
EIGN' FRl'ITS of all kinds in season.
N. B. Orders by mail or otherwise promptly
attended to. 2m513
Hook Asrents Wanted.
AGENTS WANTED in every Town and
County in the I niied States, lo sell the
most popular and saleable books published
many cf them beautifully illustrated wilh Col
ored Engravings ; also the most popular works
of T. S. AaTuca, including "Arthur's Cottage
Librarr.
Intrilieent end enterr-rtaine; men will find this a pleas
ant and prr-fit-iDle bti.ine,a.
for particular,, mll rr. ipr..t-fiaid
J limill.KV, Pnhli.ti.r.
1492 No. 4S North Vourtli St. fiiiuuiilphia.
K. GOULl).
(SueeMaor to A. MOT,)
N6.l&i,CItettuut Slreet,Sicaim,s Buililivtj,
PHILADELPHIA,
1 EXTENSIVE Mrstc Pt atisnxs and Dealer
li in Musical Instruments of every descrip
tion exclusive Agent for the sale of Hallelt,
HavtadtCo s(Uoston) Patent Suspension Bridge
JEulian and other
PIANOS,
t.Gilbert's Boudoir Pianos. Melodeonsfartin's
Guiurs, Harps, Violins, Sheet Music, Music
Books, etc.
Residents of Ihe country will be supplied by
mail or otherwise with any music they may
wish, at as low rates as if purchased in person.
Having one of the largest stocks iu ihe ITiiiled-j
States. I feel confident of satisfying ail' who j
may favor me wilh a call or order. " I
Dealers in Music supplied on the most libera)
terms.
Pianos to let. Second-hand Pianos for
sale.
Ivt73
Rag Wanted.
BEING extensively encased in the mnnwf
aelnre of PAPER, we will pav to Coun
try Merchants anil others havine RAGS for
sale, more Man the present market prieis-Ct.n.
JESSCP A MOORE, Paper Maaafact's,
rhiiaovipma ros. 34 at zi, .-orth St. I
J.
im'B (Iti St.b ow Ar.cn, between 5 a 6tk.) '
STRAW G00DS...SPRING 1854.
subscribers are now prepared to exhi
J, bit at iheir
solendid Sew Eatabllsbinent
i -.. (i v.... v . v.', ik:i...i.l..l:..
, . . . ,
an entire new and beautiful stock of Straw,
Fancv and Silk Bonnets and Flatts, Flowers.
&caid Panama, Palm and Summer Hats for
gentlemen, which our old patrons. Merchants
and Milliners generally are invned lo examine,
conlirlenily protnisingihem,inextenl,i variety,
iu novelty, and in styles, a slock unequalled.
O'Orders carefuily and promptly executed.
THOMAS WHITE & CO.
Z1XC I'AIXTS.
ONE-TIURU CHEAPER THAN WHITE
LEAL), and free from ail poisonous
aualitiea. . ,
TUB XE1T JF.KSEr ZISO COMPACT, harlng
greatly en larjo-d tl.eir worka, and Improved tba quality
r lhi-ir vlu-t,. ar.- peepared lo wsecute ordera i-r lb.tr
SUPEBIOR PAIMTS, Ury. aid (,r"and la Oil, ia
bmhtU-'I pa kajr, m ut lnm 'Jj to 610 pound ; aio
lKV. I" barrel,, of "JUO rwtund, earn.
Their Will TK ZINC, wbirh i eotd .try or ground la
oil. ia warraub-d vare and uiu urj.ajsW stir body and
unitorm a bllen'-aa.
A meihiMl of )ra.a ration has reeently been diaeovered,
wbirh enable. tbef.Vnjpauy to warraut tbair peinu to
keep frekh and aoft in the keae U-r any reaaouable tine.
. In Una reerl ILeir paiubi a ) 11 no auperior 10 any uuarr
I in the market.
Their HIIOW Ji ZtNf PAIXT. wbirh la to!d at a low
! prire. and can only be made from the Sine orre trout
I New Jrrary, i. nw well knr.vn sprite protective quail-
ti"-. wh-n applied to Iron or other aaetalic aurfaees
1 Their sro.NI! CuLoK PAINT tvaeea all the proper
taal of ,ne Hrowu, "D i " ncraen'e or. lor for jaib
! ting ColWsea, lew,l, Oal boiMiar". Hvirtirr.. dr.
a pi;kn H R10IMRKS,
f TThilraale Paint lraler and Importers,
I N. VT. aor.of 101b and Market 3U. fkdtuU'yk'-
Willow Ware, Ac.
. COl'LTKK, 49 South SKCOXD St.,
j"Aufr', X doors aoOVe lliesmui, MM
sule, Importer and Manufacturer all ktnilscf
acturrr an Kiniia vi
onsisting in part of1
i
117 1I.LJ V AKt, Li
V the following. Ladies' Traveling Bas
DEBl'RG'S Original and Genuine, warran
ted of superior quality the cheapest
manure in the world. Farmers and dealers
supplied at low prices.
Extra Quality Irand Platter.
5,000 barrels selected expressly for its fertil
izing quality.
10.000 bushels of same in bulk.
1,000 barrels Calcined Plaster.
500 Casting
KIO Dentist "
PERVY1AX O VAXO This article we offer
in confidence to ourcnstomers.as equal lo any
imported. and far superior to most in the mar
ket. 5,000 bags of this superior Guano for sale
at ihe lowest market rale?. Also
Paugonian Guano Potidreit Ground Char
coal, Ac. Ac.
C. FRENCH A CO.
at the Steam Plaster Mills, junction York Av.
Crown and C'allowhill Sts. Philadelphia. 513
Xtu stuck ) Window Shades, i Xticfiiyics
lt54 S 185
G. L. MILLER & CO.,
JUanufarturers and Whnlemle 4; Retail Dealers in
"ITINDOW SHADES south-west corner
f f Second and Arch Sts. I'hilndclpkia.
Such an Goihe's landscapes. Murders. Vases,
Scrolls, Boenets, Gold Borders, Ac. of the most
beautiful designs and perfection of finish in
hie conntrv, and at such Low I'liCFM as
i" challenge all competition. Butr ac.l
I Hollands, Cambrics, rassels. Cords. Br
&c "r,e,T for t"-Tor c"unIrT
Butf and White
rasses.
trade.
t f'We invite an examination of our Slock
at the Depot, S. W. corner 2d A Arch. Philad.
Jan. 4in511
OTICK.
VLL persons indebted to the subscriber by
Note or Book act, will please make pay
ii. em between this date and the first day of
April. Alter that dale their accounts wa-ill be
left for collection wilh Esq. Mertz. wiihont re
spect lo persons. R. M. ML SSEU.
Lewisburg. March 16, 1854.
Samuel M 'tic Men' Estate.
"ITOTICK is hereby given that the Registei
X of Union county on tbeSd day of March,
1854, issued to the subscribers. Letters Testa-
mentarv on the last will and testament of
Samuel M'Clellen, late of Butfaloe township,
Lmnn county, deceased. All persons owing
said estate are requested to make payment,
and those having claims against the estate
will present them properly authenticated for
settlement.
8.1 MITEL M'CLELLEN. Executor.
MARY ANN M'CLELLEN, Executrix
Bufialoe, March 10, 1354
Notice.
17
ETTERS Testamentary to the Estate of
ALEXANDER M'CLURE, late of the
Borough of Lewisburg, deceased, having been
I pl.nKII V.' tlH. ...IU.-1.I III. I J UVUl, ,9 III I t V J
given to au persons toueotea to saia estate, lo
make immediate payment; and those having
claims are requested to present them duly
authenticated tot settlement to either of the
undersigned.
ED WD C. Ht'MES. of Bellefonte, Pa.
ELIZABETH M'CLURE, Lewisburg.
Lewisburg, Jan. II, 1S51
IIsolatlon.
rrtHE Co-partnership heretofore existing as
I Tustin, Stuart A I.ewis, is this day dis-1
soivcu try Muuiaiiou. toe u'jsincss oi saia
firm will be settled by Jos.P.Tustin.who alone
is authorized lo nse ihe firm's name in liquid
ation. All persons having accounts wilh said
firm will please call immediately for settle
ment at Thornton A Co's Drugstore.
JOS. P. Tt'STIN,
THOS. S.LEWIS.
Lewisburg, May 2, 1854
vTanted,
PROPOSALS for doing the Carpenter
Wort for Eight Frame Houses. 33 feet
quare, to be built at Shamokin, each block to
be nm.shed for Ihe use of four families, Woxk
to be done in a plain and substantial manner,
ihe Lumber to be furnished by the Company.
Apply to Henry Vangasken. Shamokia, who
will furnish Specifications. For fu ruber infor
mation apply lo John Walls, Esq., Lewisburg.
WM. E. EVANS.
Prctideni Carbon Run Improvement Co.
Sharuokin. March 9, 1854
Instalment
Ojjice ftwquehann Railrsad Company, ?
HianisBi'ie, Jan. 20. 1654.
THE STOCKHOLDERS of this Company
are hereby notified that the Second
Instalment of Five Dalian per Share is
called in. payable on or before the 8tb of
rebraary next; and an instalment of like
araoant payable on or before the LOth day of
each month thereafter, nntil the whole is paid
in, to wit, the 10th of October aext by those
Ksiding ia
Baltimore at Union Bank of Maryland
Dauphin connty Bank of Middletown
Nonhtimberl'd county Bank of Nonhuaibld;
Union county Lewisburg Savings Institution.
By order,
!
ROB. P. HOLLUCS, Trtuuitt.
Perfect Fits!
JOIIS Is. N1UER carries aa it,.
Tailoring business, on his own bowk, at hu
old stand, on Hottn Third oireet.wnere be wiU
attenr) to Making and Catting as asnal. Tan
FASHIONS reeeived from New Tork.
All wotk done in the best style and a rat
most reasonable term. Prod act receiver
Market prices. Lawishurg, Sept , 1S5J .
JOHN B. MILLER.
Summer Fashions for 1S54,
From Ths P. Williams, Broadway, New Tort
Just ree'd by J. B. MILLER, Lewisbnrj.
UNION TEnrERASCE H0TEl7
aa
Ice Cream aad Eatlna; Salo
Corner of Second and Market Sts.
rf Having vented Ihe com modioos and well
Jliifiued buildings at the lower end of Jt.r.ei
su (formerly the mansion of Wm.Hajeijj
the subscribers are prepared to entertain
STRAXCESS A'D TBA TELERS,
Man and Beast, with lodging aad foci-ku
nut with intoxicating liquor.
I sThere is also attached an ICE CKEAM
Saloon for Ladies, and aa EATING SALOON
for Gentlemen.
We respectfully solicit a fair trial, aad a
share of ihe poblic patronage.
PETERS A Mas. FISHBACGH.
Lewisborg. March 30, IBM Sm
PAP Kit HANGINGS,
Chairs, and Cabinet Ware.
HAVING made a large addition in rear of
bis Brick shop, apper end of Market
street, and discontinued his shop oa 3d street,
the subscriber has removed there all bis tcx.ii
. , ,, . , .
"re- . V aP" " IJ
mers and new al his Market St. shop.
A fre.h supply of WALL PAPER, eonsiju
irg of new and fashionable pal terns, is sow
selling at reduced prices.
All kinds of CHAIRS and CA B IXET JTI.
XITVRE, suitable for Parlor or Kitchen, caa
be had on terms which can not fail to please.
(TV All work warranted.
WM. ARMSTRONG.
Lewisbnrg. March 17, 1854 6m
JIUSSEI'S GRAIN REAPER,
for cutting both Grain and Grasi.
7i fANl'FACTLRED and for sale alike
Lewisburg Foundry bv
GEDDEs. MARSH A
Cl
STILL .WEE XEW8 COXCERXIiO
THE SUSQUEHANNA RAILROAD
erAi'iA is to be extruded from LeaitltWj la
Ltfucintotcu oa tlte Juniata
lltrongb bj aiiffllDbars ! !
I
T is e fail that It. II. UMI has t
a brad of all ibe Con, pan ire, and bas new
opened on ol the heel and largest tlocke of
FALL & W1XTK11 GOODS
eerr opened in ihie country, and of such styles
and quantise as will giva aatiefactioa ta all.
DRY GOODS of all kinds,
flUOCEElES,
CoffreT Tea. Sniewe. Socar. Molaaeee, fries, CSjaaM,
Crarkera. Soap, Caadlea, Totneco, Segare, As.
40 Jlardurare, (Jveenssemre, ikdxntan,
Hoots and Shoes, Eats,
end Cepe of the latest style and beat quality.
Umbrellas, Brushes, Broome, Paints ground as
dry. Oil of all kinds, and other articles tea
numerous lo mention all of wbirb will be eeld
at piicee so low as lo astoniah purchasers.
All kinda of Country PRODUCE lakes la
exehsnee lor Good.
(Xj-Please giro me a call before pnrchaeiaaj
elsewhere, as 1 charge nolhiog for louerrrf et say
Goo.1. D. H. K188EL.
MirKrnbBrg.CcI S8 185Z
The Far-Famed nediciMl
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
Thv-M nils Wine ro-apwd rfttirvW of urdirtBtU JtwrW,
r wf a iumt LaxuaM Baturr, 'i.r the ratnoidii
rjr .titti- thry (-oaw- bs rrDtiWrrd ilx-m -ivtt
allj f-uiti!r id nfarly rery f.art f the trl4. Tb
i en me u aw lucrtsw ) met with Larowghetat tt
ilast i auwt xtresortitBarv, owmsj. tl i rpFVBwa,
to tbfir woBilwYlul rmVacy'iB th nil f IsititMB
p.eOf'Lair.t- suiu Uiswiucrs of tn lsivr aad Sisaatii,
lrrioiD tb p?rwTtr- Id uftiBg ihrai svrprdii w
4tfn.liIi, aelitoa tail In beiaf mtotcti t tlBailiV
WcaVness nl Debility. Rest ont ion t
Ileal tl. of ft Geutiem.M), igcd 45, vhrn.
at I Path's door.
Vr5ryJ LltrrfTom eft Rev Cttrtrs .ith,lUwt Xi!
TO PelCir KftdOK UuUrAT,
Sir A Mr. Jossra Ft jtot, fbracrly rttidt W
plar.hal turn iB drrliuinc utateof btalib fcrmfwi&h
I Ibrva yaara. irnduaJty waattafr mwj ta a
nightly p-rpiretioM antj want of BppatiU. vbicb
rrvat Mll4-liif.a to bin frwiida. an ha bad toulWtl ai
metJiral men tn Batb. without rfirtt. Il at luat ntwd y
1'llla, and uadt-r FrnTttlrBr waa mtortnl to health
thii smrtuta. IU iMrly rni(cnlcd to York, ma
just wrttt-B to mt, that h arvrr hrtttrr la lMa.h
ai-l triml Bk to as-quaint ytm with thw cilevaa. I
anbt alao lo mptti, that Mj wtf kw slerivcA grMtr
bcevlit frrpt the? dm of your HI la.
1 rrsiaiB. Mr. Tr rrapprtfttlly.
A permanent Cure of & diseased Liver el
many Years' duration.
Coff m LrtUr mm Mr. fox mi, Chtwutt, rnV"
TVar Sir Tn thin i-Itm I your Ti cHtntntaAd sor
ftoiTr tvait- Uisui tu. Mhvr frrfertatirw atM-is Vfaro
thr fublic. Aa proof t Utvirrtf corjf ib LlvrraMl fctstMl
O'BtieUlBU I Ml sWralM'B Us fwlioviBfl com. A W0T
thi town writh vim 1 am prrnnoilj tra,oaiBtrd, r
vrar w a awrv arTrrvr In tv Uarasia of Iba Liwr a a 4
.Mspu.titriraBP: hrr mrr-al atlwtMlaBt tvtnsvra hmr tba
be rould do Bt-thing: to xiww Iwr Mi.fYr.ug. bb4 K wa
aot likaiy hr eonlu vtw.o mmmy atonllu. Thi awew
ei BtrDt atuaaN.T- otiard frtwat alarm her IrWad
and raaiKa- ad the-y iatiarrd hrr to ataho a tnai $
v.bc I'lira.wbrrh attiBiprovrd hor araerai health
waa IndTMH ft to o-nUotHP thvBs nntil ah wtr94 a BrrnKft.
tiiir. Thi it twelve anooUia ago, and aba ha aot
ioiwd aay tn nf tow of rrlapae, aad ofWa drtHarai ham
youx Sill nav born tba ataj af anvitM hr liio.
I rvBainj, Prar Sir, ycetara trnly,
.ly 2Sd, 1863. VBitMl 6OIIV
ThuuhbrUd rot ttrt m4flh e$ccwwi mtaV
JaaaMiy atiaiffai aft."
AfMI Vrr7 JanaJlea Senaadsty
Aalhma Diaraterr l.rwr laaprntr SeaialeaM
Bilvna Cob- K.rreivelas Luaba(0 Tk tsmlatoaa
Slaints reaaale Irref-Hles Tnarars
Blotrhee oa alarllies Kksaatatlam Clears
tbrrkia reeera at all avtratioa of Venereal la
Bowel laplu Usde Vriao fcaniaa
Clira riu lemfala, atWsrsseerell
Coaatirat'a ol Uooi. aUaf. IVll kiaas
tne Bowela Hrad-arha Sore Threats Vaakaeearrss
ConounQtlua rndlssatinm Bteae asnt any aaars
DeoilUj InSantatlaa O rarel Sa. aa.
Sola at the KirlsMlabmeat ofrralnHOV Reuewav, UK
Straad. (near Teatrle Hsr, London.) aad ales at a Waas
la Mew Tork. Oram for Medietas la the gtoteeddtwwe)
T. MflUflnm. Ane tare." will tsrrree dwe aUealtea. faHi
elan a, nil rraseetatile PtncateU and dralera ia kledlrlaaa
tkroneheui Ihe lolled eta lea. la Boxes al J7H rtsKenu
sad $10, sack. So rha4 Wkwleselo at Uw rlae)rl
trrne hewer ki the Vairei.
es-Th-rr I: n eeaidetalileavTM Vy taslsf ike lsreea
Boara. N.B. Wreeimaa r the .aldaaee otnaMealeak
raarr disorder, are aslaed Is seek Baa iM4
lir For sale by Dr. JUMPER, MiHiaeerc
KASH
not refused al the Lewis
boig Khroniele rRice.
DEEDS of seupeiior form. for sale si
ChermreleelKee.S eta siaele, M-
D WASTED -
1,
t iks Csvitaialt data