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ffVU(n'r in 1'iiion rautilv. '
Whl.j Smtf Ticket.
Covrrnar JAMES FOI.l.tW'K. Nonhnmhlnd.
Supmat Vunrt U. M.MM YSEIC Montgomery.
V-aitainimmisiiMier tiKl'.DAUoUE.Allogany.
Democratic Slate Ticket.
nrcrnnr WIII.UM BlfJLKR, of CIcartiold.
Supreme Ctiurl -J. S. 1)1. ACK, of Somerset.
Canal CummitutumcrH'Y M. MOTT, of Fike.
Uuion County Vliig Ticket.
Congren
-Hon. JOHN C. KIJXKLE,
Hu niii oh.m.
Sen.Ue-3 AMES M. SELLERS, Esq.
AarniVy Dr. FREDERICK FFECK,
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tvtnmiuwncr MARK HALF 1'LNM ,
uriiiKni-T.
RryUtcr JAMES W. PENNINGTON,
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JmtaurHEXRY S. DOVER,
or WAN.,
49Tho anti divb-iunists vociferate that i
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yu fV7,ioiv wuu la m iiuuiuiig uu is
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IrAjr is It not good, and upon what mtlh'ir-
iu all respects valid and bimlin, and ran
not be tucoesi-fully inipcached or evaded,
and we defy you to produce the writlcu
opiuion of any rcsiectable lawyer to the
contrary. Aud if you think it is not stroug
enough or binding enough as it is, employ
the Lest legal talent you can to prepare a
stronger or a U tter one, aud wc pledge
you it will be t-igncd by the same persons
who signed the one now on file. Here arc
two distinct aud unequivocal propositions.
Now, gentlemen, meet I In in fair and square
if you can. Face the music like hnni-.-t
men, or else forever after hold your peace.
The people arc waiting to hoar from you,
and thev waut comctliinL' else besides
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tbit Union connty two years ago pledged
itself not only not to ask f r the re-nmi
cation of Mr. Middleswarth, but also that
the County should not claim the Office at
present for more thau that Term ; and the
two counties had agreed upon Jon.v C.
Kl'NKLK, thus ensuring him a majority.
"Upon this frank representation of the state
of the case, Mr. Casey promptly waived a
contest, and Mr. Knnklc received the
vnanimout nomination. The Conference
did not n ndertako to decide between the
rival claimant from Union, all of whom
recorded their votes for Mr. Knnklc.
This connty was naturally desirous of
Laving the Representative in Congress ;
but no one without her borders could be
more acceptable (party politics aside) than
John C. Kunkle. As a public speaker,
be bad not a superior during his five years'
services in the Legislature ; and his love
of human rights, and fearlessness of power,
render him peculiarly fitted, in this event
ful era, for a representative of the land of
Pcnn, of Franklin, and of the Concrcss
of '78.
3Ir. Men gas is the democratic nomi
nee on the part of Union county, aud Maj.
Lauman on the part of Dauphin.
MFTbe Whig Senatorial Conference of
this district met at Beavertown on Satur
day last, and unanimously concurred in
the nomination of Mr. Sellers of Junia
ta. The Representative Conferees met at
the same timc.and made no nomination.
Neither Conference attempted to decide
between the rival claimants from Uuion.
The Democratic Senatorial Conference
met at Mifflintown on Tuesday. A rumor
states that Mr. Doty of Juniata received
the nomination for Senate, and that no
nomination was made for Representative.
Should no democratic candidate for
Assembly be brought forward, the contest
would lie between Messrs. SrtcK and Fi
montox, and afford a tolerably fair test
on the Division question.
S9"The Star supported Mnj. Simonton,
"subject to the decision of the Whig Con
ferees." The Conferees have drcithd not
to nominate Simonton. Considering that
last year 'both Union and Juniata agreed !
support bim, their present refusal to j
nominate tim is equivalent to a rejection. I
All the efforts of tho New Berlin cli.,ue
to bully aud entrap the Juniata people J
anil Conferees, proved failures.
From all we can learn, the people of, Knotrltou, lieuson, Washburn, aud Milli-
. ' ' '
Juniata county are entirely dissatn-Ged ken This is looked upon as a neneral
.:,t. at o . i fc
witn Jlaj. fciuiouton as a Iepe:tatlvc, 1 Auli-N'ebra.ska victory.
and will give 400 to COO maj. against him. i Portland, Sert. 12. Returns from
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WMr. Gutclitu some time a-o dial-' 10" ' v nKUt -bOO votes ;
... Itii rnl i - T inwii-
lenged the opponents of Division to public lu-'eu, whig, 4,U.-l , I am, iom., 10, lo;
discussion, but the New Berliner did not aud Cany, the wild eat candidate, 1,77.
take the challenge up. Since the 15oud ' The A.-ua says that everything from
appeared, however, they appear to think , Con-ress d.un has gone ly the board.
uonu)tLiusr must hn dnno." ml Mccn T '
a 7 -...wo.......
bwtneford and C. Merrill announce them- ' c auow Aotiiings.
wive as ready to do battle for 'Longstown. I Vermont EicctionT "
Fali; River, Sept. 11. The wife and Last Jcar ,uc people failed to elect a
dangbtcrof the Hon. Nathaniel B. Borden,' Governor, and the Legislature failed to
died of cholera between Saturday morning c'ccl a U.S.Senator. This year, the Anti
and last night. Jfebraskaitcs have united and carried the
BirrALO, St'ptT 1 rTlio deaths by S'a,c 12'000 n,!,jori,y Stat Officers,
Cluilera here during the past wctk number aI1 tLre05n.ln2in!LC!!.rI Sunator:
38, of whom 12 Wire Atuericatw R5.Xo F.aein News of importance.
Political Intelligence. ,.
iov. liiglcr Lad aa attack of illness at
j Wavcrly, New Yor, ou his northern
tour, tut was recovering. .
Judge IViluck was to pass from Fitls
, burg to JOric, anil thence it is stated thro'
; the Northern counties.
The democrats of Susquehanna county
: have unanimously nominated Mr.Iirow for
i a third Term iu Congress, and AVut. J.
j Turrcll Esi. (Free Soil Dem.) of Montrose,
for Assembly. The Convention adjourned
' ly a vote of 5 to 'I'l, without passing any
resolutions.
James Ccddca Maxwell, of Panvillc, is
I (he democratic nominee for Assembly iu
J iho Columbia- ami Montour district. (Our
1 tu-nCilli will recoL'nire one of their for-
gentlemanly clerks in Mr. M.)
J I hiviJ Tajart Ksq. of Northumberland
has the unanimous whig nomination for
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State Senate 111 the: Dauphin district. His
' opponent h not anununccd. Wc expect to
Lear from Chiua often, the three years
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coming.
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The democratic Conferees for Schuylkill
' O.llll'lv til t1Mll.ll.wl .T..C1Tl!l W Pillo V.ii1 .
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....titilf fur C'jinm:, U'liiln llinse
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i of Northumberland declared Mai. m. h.
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the deference having met, and failed to
agree, both are iu the field. The whigs
have agreed upou James II Campbell Esij.
'of Fnltsville and the Natives run Kini-
; bcr Cleaver of course.
The Oah na J-Jhrnmian calls for a gen
eral Convention of the democrats of Illinois
for I he pin-pine of reading Senator Douglas
and his adlu rcuts out of the party.
Tlie democrats of Lycoming declared for
Allison White for Congress, aud re-nominated
Misers. Kldred and lieek for the
L'vislatiiie. (Iroeii fur l'rothouotary, Run-
y.m for Register, and Dlaekwell fur Com-
U'hsk.m-r. (The re-nomiuation otjh c old
: ""'.- is, is a pretty strong approval.) J he
Coiivci-liuii eiiiinr.-cd tlie Mate ami 2atio-
i ua! Adiuitiistraiiobs, Nebraska inclusive,
land ;.n. Packer made a labored and tlo-
I (.ueiit argument against the Know Oils.
I 1 c c
r J. Ellis Ronham, and Lemuel Todd,
E.is of Carlisle, are up for Congress iu
.1... v..,t ',1...rlr,.,.l lVrrv . sir i.-f
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iiuiu u-uiiicrais .nr.imuuaiu iui uuuj.uee
and Mr.Todd a Volunteer.
, .-..- r o..n:n
J he democratic Convention of bullivan
county was but partially represented, and
its proceedings do not etate that any reso
lutions were adopted. Mr. Decgan was
rc-nouiiuated fur Assembly, and Judge J.
iiiehter Junes recommended as candidate
for Congress.
At a late election for Justice of the
Peace in Portsmouth, Ohio, the Know
Nothing candidate was elected by a majo
rity of 3f0 votes. He was a prominent
Democrat, and tho town usually gives 70
to 80 Whig majority.
Mr. Douglas was not preventel from
speak'ng in Chicago, as reported by the
telegraph. lie sp-'ke over an hour, when
he had catechised the "sovereigns," and
the "sovereigns" retorted in a style which
put both parties in a bad humor, and at
kn-'th Mr. D. ouit the stand, shakinsr his
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punjt u-1 ai .,i'i.i'.f iiiuu. .iu vmieuev wa
attempted, but the condemnation of the
Nebraska champion was undoubted and
severe, (in his own city, too.)
The democracy of Bradford county has
passed strong Auti-Ncbraska resolutions
at their regular County Convention,
TI, I1 . ,.-......, P anl iccottil.I...l
jut .(.iuliuw vu".ii"u ..I01.IIIIIH.U
in Williamsport ou Tuesday evening made I
no regular nominations for members of as-
-enibly. Conferees were appointed and T. i
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WoOIl'5. EO. .nf MutlCV, Was recommended .
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as a suitable man for nomination.
W c learn from the Tiny Lmjle that
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UOV. ISlgler failed to resell tllsbOrOUgll I
t.-t , . it- !
on cliicsday last, in time to meet nis
appnintniont. lie was detained at Wavcr
y ,y a tuldcn indisposition, from which
wc are glad to hear he is fast recovering.
The Governor .pokc at Coudersport on
Saturday.
Galuha A. Grow, nti-Xelrasta deiu-
ocratic candidate fur Congres?, haa no
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Opposition IU tllC IllliOt (J.. strict.
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The Ju'seue is the name of a Dewart
paper jU-t .started in 1 Ottsvillc.
The Haine Election.
lUVfUIR. Sir.t. 1 The VOtC for fin.
1 ;
f vernor is clo.e. 1 he majority lor iorniI.
the fusintiist candidate for Governor, will
,0 very small( thouoli there is no doubt
but that he is elected by the people. The
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following l.'migressmen, all Whigs and fu-
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Biuuiato, ui. i" . v, a w.j,
luc papers asuribe the result to the aettoti i '
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Cholera at Columbia.
. Columbia, Sept. 11.
Tl. mnri;!. f.nm I'l.olai-. .-r.nl limes,
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and thrro la much excitement anions our
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fitizrna. ' Tin l.l mnrllinfr there IiaVC
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been 53 deaths tinco Friday
Among
those that have died arc the following
Dr. R. ht. Cochran, a member ot tttc leg-
. , . t . i t c . 1 .
lslaturc ; ltiehard Ispatz, conductor on
-i 1 rJ J A ir...1 nt tl.A
tho railroad ; Edward A. Howard, ot tlie
C. Troi HtA ' Frani'ia KrailleV No-
fareen iree liotci , rrancis iraaity, no-
tirv Vnblie John Gilbert. Constable:
T I. Ali. Ik..!..!- All. I'.liv
-use,... o....., '-"-
Mrs. Davis, Mr. Henry Lieuty, and j!is3
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II auk.
Bai.timobe, Sept. 11.
Tl.n nacspnorora from (Columbia, l'a .
this morning, represent tho ravages of the
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cholera at that place, as awfuL Up to 4
o'clock this afternoon, C7 deaths had oc-
leurred since the commencement of tuedis -
oc, .J 1H n. worn rennrtnd to.
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lav Just as tho cars were lcavini 17
patients were brought in from the San tec
Furnace.
We have received the following additio
nal names of thoso who havo fallen vic
tims to tho diseasa : R. Spratts, J. Strick
ler, II. Lichty, Miss Zicglcr, Mrs. Hippey,
Mrs. Reese, Miss Fisher, Miss KatoD,Mrs.
Derrick, S. Ilinkle,Mrs.Gilbert,Mrs.Dix,
and Mrs. Kccscy.
The Philadelphia physicians have dis
covered the condition of the reservoir of
water to bo the cause of the disease. Those
drinking spring water are exempt. It is
supposed that the disease will now be
cheeked.
The trains arriving here, this evening,
brought four car loads of citizens, with
their families, down to York and that vi
cinity, from Columbia.
Terrili'o Storm at Savannah.
Kji.TlMoi'.K, Sept. 12. Tho storm at;
i Savannah ou Friday did almost incalcul-
j able damago; Not a tree w as loft stand
' mg in me try
St. John's Church was
; nearly rumeu.
Trinity Church was un-
'roofed, and several other churches were
;hurches were
ral liiiht Luild-
i--ict
'"ore or less injured. Seven
, ings were blown down, and the Medical
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j Co.iegc, J heatre, and Mate bank tustameu
, 'J,lry- wharves were over
H I .. " ill f
: Cowed, causing a great destruction of
nronertv. The steamers Jennv Liu.L Ore-
i j
: "on and fcam Jones, were wrecked. 1 he
Rice crops were ruined, Dr. Scrivins alone
. . .
losin" 25,000. The Liirht Houses on
Fig Island and Tybee have disappeared.
The water is sis feet deep on Hutchison's
Island. An immense amount of Cotton
is ruined
Candidates' Department.
CnKtnz 25 ttn. per A. cf 11' lint or liiw, fwfa iNwrUon.
To the Voters of Union County.
The undersigned would respectfully inform
the voters of li'nion county, that he has been
recommended as a rnndhlate for the UlTice ol
REr.ISTEK AND RECOIJDEK, without his
solicitation, and afterwards nominated by the
llemocratic Convention assembled at New
Berlin. I would therefore say to my friends,
and also to all others that may consider me
competent to attend to the duties of said office,
that being reasonably well acquainted tr.rouph
out the county, I hope you will excuse me for
not ealhn; on you personally betore the elec-
ili,,n 5 hM shm,M TOU f"or me '"h.Tm,r
support, and elect me to nam oince, i will
promise to attend to ihc duties thereof with
strict fidelity, and to the best of my ability.
Yours respectfully.
UEOKliE DKEISBACII.
Mifflinuurg, Prpt. 8, 15I.
Union County Business.
ToctTtf T .Tiif Sen T 1 f
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la,! Ta i-iiarlcal'anl.j
ciem..
A TlioulitR M nl
a Ynungnian A Walter
a J ho II lima
pant."
tunr-
YouD?ru.in t Walter
r-cter ii.-i.ier i:- w wa.n...nrr
aimia T prli.fJJLW Woip-tiBeller
Jmiataniiemlierlifli: T llarlman jrwilh not.toHam.
John Kllia lor Halt ta J llaruuan jr with nolft-o
vhiI Kuh-r a iio ao
I'aol lleneler T James MTnight
i'.ter wvi-h t lt uryw. uh
ll-nry W SnVil'T T3 j' -hn Snv.ler'a A-lm'r
m K Wacnn'rlli-r ft l:ili and V llurluiao
Mary Keiehlry ra Vt'm Kuichlrv
t nan Mre.i v lino a Kimble
.lnnthan Ar)xnt Tn in Arbf-iTiuEt
lavi j SpnyJ nwi-mx A'lm'nt
J M'KtuMfis A'lm'r ts Kt-y.-toti)' Insurance Company
Oirixt fi'r Canicron t tiro A r-'r lc
J..Im Himi v W M Van Valinh
Mary K .hrlniT's Trtivt-f th Chw T! Shriner
tieo lirvtwn ta Wttile IVx-r T.wn?bip
John Jootn t &imuc 11urh
IVter rwuluTt n A b Cutmainir (2 imitfO
J'-lm 1 IMir-T t I.jrv.miiij Mutunl Kir lusa.Comp.
n.nry Hi-h " um.
Mary KSIirin-VnTrnrtrt 'Fries anJ I-Mioi-t
I N.-r Midllarth t.i L 3wnn-r
I A nil r-w Wnltt Tf A J Itislit-l t nl
j w.-onwii-r' ti'ni t i jobiiorjr
t(:.lAwren m Jw.b W Smith' Eiceuton
I Wm J lliiu hi-n vn ISJtf. r and Kri. k
I '1iAlTV.?Ymm M, win':''r-2,t"
K..t.T ? imon Frank
.1 k W K Wn-.-n ll-T Tf A Uub-Hut
'""'r " cr-L-ht
ioen Kimi.ie , nvfm
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wlnVS. rV'i '"Z t,..
I't - UT laui'rt
i"nVij7i.rrfirMiitr"rs - r.
iiuiiK or Daiivilli! va M Fiaher and I! It German
J,',u",,tinTr T f'T s Vrh "' ""r"
! J"'m M T.ol.ir va tnali an-1 Matilda, Wririrk
lJ"""" M,'l'",-M " "Bi-1 iinri.T
j Samuel .-hrin.-r va Iianiel S-'.irai-a:
Kiia.c tianman . :.,;rBe inn .n,ioii.r
i j iVarrmaiVjr V Jj!1,eenn"r,i'rhoU'er
' Kn-m-r va Alimliam llpin
..i.ari.-. ti-h.-r ,iiimj .My
I .la"" -''attuiaa va llr A S Cummin's
!ji.-.n s. i,-!, isra..i siit.-ii,,
S7jm t-T uZ'&mSS
j ur'AuZZZ-, ..,.)
rIrmUX:rS,HU'":"'t
y u .Hns..,.r T, K 4 ,. Hartraan
" Joeph Airert
JiikiIi Allcrt
Clirli-llaii II raian v John lluniinel
M'Vi n"'rn ?m, " ".'fiiiiau Mfrlnger
J'.lin Matliua TM JoaMilman
!lr. j r"."""'""' " llecl-.r 4 Srewart
I; ..' ,')l''kn'T va lliiiri-h. Kn. k. k Co
11 II Margarita t Jo,n Toaitur
R II I'arey ft Mark llalfnnv
K M'aitz vs Alcxanimoni
B.uti.n TwM va J. hn fiahei
Mi l ll. Mr.rlh, Kerna Cn va Mlchl ."nottl
Man. K Trutt va Johe. Trutt
J-iij KnrU va I- Wetriek ami M Wi-irkk
Sanil Kvle va Catharine Wolfe
-Isei.b Millhnnaa la Jiln Sim,
fame - .1 . ' 1. ... iv . .
lehn H,.,r ra tllrisliall Srl.rr.Te.
Il-ury C Krer vs ii llun lraia's A'liar
ailrew M'Ck'nahao v, PuukI Oi-uiatu
COI'HT I'l oc laniat Ion Vlirw tbf
, Hon. A DM V ll.SD.N. I'-c.-iJi-nt Ju.lgi"
fitf thf-Utll Jlt'lirirtl Itiiitrf'-t. CIMi.-tmc of the CflnU
of UDion u I MiHlin,n.l J o-m Vimwa J..VM
.,..,,. K,..,,!. . nlc Ju.l ff in I oi"!i toiinty.
! I-"?"-'aU: lf" 2"lh.
Myt 1K..I, n4 louif .lin-.-lttl. ii-r iiu- iiofiint: -i ur-
Bliin.'0art.C.iiirtoI''raui'.ul,l.n.ojr.'rDilT.Tniiir,
mnl ir.-n.Tnl (ftiarUT St-.ion, t NKVV HKt:l.l
ll.rl..rS.bulni.t NKW llKCLIN. Mr III
oi.iinty ..f i:iii.m, on lh .c.t..I .1. r (a Htl'T. natl,
aii'1'U:E Im llii-n-fttro hi-ri-Ny Kiin to tin. l'or..niTf
iy , tii.n, to.,.,.r iu tiir o .ni irou with
tli-ir Iti.Ili", Kc.rili., In-iuikiti.ms, fr;t:iDiii.li"u. mil
olhl.r K.-iinnii.rii,-.-.. 1.. .1.. u... iiiiu in. -h of ti.-ir
1 olncm mn.1 ill ttt.-ir iN-balf Rt.ticrtaiD lo li d.'lm: flll all
1 mit, ,, ,... Vr.-uiiiii! iu b. i,ifot u.
' Com..Bllh ,jiuu- miy p.roii cr HTf.u, urn ro-
,ininil tn , llu. ., .r,. u,.n,iin-, .i u,.t ,i. ,ari
: ui""' ' ''' i"-"'- Ju.-iir. n-r. pii.t..i t..
I a;?ritiilil In uoLics.
-uiwnunu.-rt..yl.mnd..l.ltll.rSl.rillV0lll'in
n.- u.-riiu, u i-jtii.ir ot July, in iii.y.nrofoiu
i one thousaiMl t-ijilit hunlr:l unj lifly-li ur. nii'l i
in tli
j wt--iily-'vrnth r if tli 1 ii'l.-4-uJuce i.f Hie Lliili '1
JOHN KfcMLhli, SheriJ.
j Register's PJotlceSj
The following accounts w-ill be pirscnM for
I Ponfirlnil,ion an,, aiwance at Orphans'Couri
in New Ceriin, I'riJay, ai.l Sept. mat :
. c.t 01 ivi. p K.mnr.it. oi ivrry townrhir.
"ft ," J"P" K- tlr of 1 ""
Jl'iii-b, Inle ol Wn.uuiloH Ju, tlr.il.
. ?'lc, J":"1' ." r1,Ur AjM' of Job iioruirr,
Thnttt of llPUiM-n irimm nn-1 Sctltmon A Iturj-
of Jacob IlHiii.t. l.tyi nf Injarrr Tp, ilcrl.
Tin ari-t ir IratUti Kt-oui, Atliur til Gwir Zrljrt laUi ol
Et ltiil.tlvo IV, tiurd.
The n"ct of Jiiin rilitM-uaker, Atlmr of Ge-t. V. Ui.in.
tat of West liuUliM 1, Utv l.
Vim itvt of Jttuub liuhl, Auiur of ChrbtUu KuM, lat-
Of laillivtoUB TS (lMt(l.
Tlx awl of iiitiiv tl(h.r. Atlrur of Samuel S.err, tate
of U btte Ut-r 'Ij., d. f L
The - rt ( Uoorstj lucgvl. AJuir f On?; Tlwmas, lab
or IU HT. r T. Uer.l.
Th- act t tf itvurc llivgcl, AJtur of PoJly Tliomai, hit.
nf l.ttaTer T; tltt'U.
Tin? jj-t of Kti)utth J. KUii'tt, Uiurx of Tiii.niiis J.
EMinit, Inl: of Milliiiil.orii U-.ro, U.i-d.
Tt.r au-t J..bn Cl.auiUr.tn, Aduir ( Jolin I. SIi!' r,
laU- of UuILiLa, T,s U- . l.
Th- crt of Ilwi.ry Ut-rry, Ad tar of KIutltli Kerry,
lute of Wa!itiin'ta Ts tlwj.
Thf n"- t of lim.rt J. .-JtiMrb, A.liur of lKnry lii V.j.
latf of M.J.li..- ruLe. Tp, -i ol.
Tin- arvt uf .'a -ol Sl.urUu, AJoir of lUruut I'bcuorni:::),
lat'- ut l'. rry Tl, tJci tl.
Tlifrtc-t nf I.ft.uanl Ajp an l IlVnry I'irLer, K.rs of
TcUr t i litr, iiiU; ul Wiiuo IVt
Jury List-Sept Term, 1S5I
GHASIJCUuii&
r unt (J'-o. A. Snyi. r.
A i JkrUtlmt.hA Iiorla'lnr.
U ntlijt H.-ury Klitt M. K :itlcrm-tn.
f.lnijWHtH S. H.-rrnul, J.",. U -iT'M.
l.iMt -it.ue Jolni .Mil. lu ll, )l:rltait Mllii r.
ht t t:ujf'thAltil Kn.-;,.s.
H.trrr John lt,ii;iiiiuii. I'vIt Ittnaman.
I'n o.i Ja-tiii k'. llicnmrl, J.im ' i k r.
tln'J-uiiC 1 Vi tilOftii;ikvr: i rantTLH U it.tOTl. "li-T--f 1i .
It'irt Aii'lrrw K"hi' r. i I Jifi '.
l ;.;. M. -, II urv Mt-ati.
ty.it, r ui. llox-.ir, JrU .iiiovis.
i .' Vy Jaiueri jiii-lil.st W m. I; ,-.
I m vi i;si: .irht-rv.
t h r-.V'fj77 .Tnn-itlt.tn W Win. Moor--. A..f Wt'l U n
Mil', fol. llitl'T. A or. ...lit'-r.
r, t J.i'-! ti,.r- Ii l,n i;li;.Pil .-rHn. J 1-t-rt !!. -! t.
Clni)itu-jit A nil. H'ti- r. Ii.it. J-n .. : . 'ri-. i-i' i 'lainn,
J:viU 1;.i-. !i..;.r, Ja.-,,!, .-...tIii -1. 1'lnl p Mi!l-!i.
t: r i'wi. li. r ii.tli. Vi.tr.id n -l!1 - . J. 11. ,'t tiU r.
.1 I:ii (.in:, Al-r l.arii .-.
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Ii in. ( oriMi.Mi Strin rT. .T-.l n f
arr. lt. l.i-;,-t'tir;:iy, .-vi.-jt 1 ,
J. ti. I- .-Un.,1-, .-ami '. 't- nl !i.
rrrw-Kir-ilk Killif .n. Mi -lial .Viiuum.
White yv.r I rl.u.u.H l;.inrk.
;;l,!iamUl. IfiT. Thou:a. I IJ;ii,). h -l-.r.cli.
MniItWrrUm. lwk. (.Iuli- Mulhai-n.
l.tmrMmie Jobn , nst. AT. Walter.
niim Ji hu Sbitlirr, II- K. !atnliT.
li:x'iin:-.-n Ja.bn K. ttbii". K. G In.
tlarr-Jxmv tf. iraitiit J"hn niiill.
Wet Jt-anr Jot. Haine:. G.. Ar iMrgajH, in. Pinith.
lUriiii Jn-ott Jrujih.
Hardey Jon, V. Kurrey, Jarnb Fuhlt.
PETIT JI'Rt t2. wr. V
.Wtr. ir.Vn f hmrl-s Kl-'kirr, Ji. HhifT-T.
MuhUerrffk D.-IT. IlMmm.-t, Paiul Voder, Henry Mit-h.;!.
lfinlur?r J. hn Sfitrrr.
'' Vm. Moyr. John Pirku, Panl Gttubi rling.
Whit Dr IIi.-nrT Kontetil'tulrr, J. Lcim t.
Htrt JJafftUtteAifi. Kl.-ckuT-r.
Chapmnn Ira Pivrfi, Imu- Hoff, Paulel Kolin r, Wro.
H'ji Vfliri---Nloninn Kmitf. tfhyllj'.
Vrry Jamb Kxthf-n. (j..rgo nine, J. Ilamt,
iitamr Srni WitOnmTer.
tntrr Julia. lUk'rr, Inra! Ilachninn, J. Ilartman. Jbn
f'NtM-.3lia-httl IVtifrr, J.Jm Mnir. IMit.!.-J.
Ifitr&jf Ianl llunKickrr. W m. Kiftbcr, Wm. KiU-rt.
AWjr Jm. Mnwr, Wm. ilwin.
hti lluffali$n Noll, baml lutitvl, Jre. JiitUr.
H'.nhintjtrm John II. Mtrts.
BLANKS
for Jus'iecs ant!
Constables, for nalr
or printed to onrfr.r. at tlm Chroi irle t liiine
Real Estate.
PUBLIC SALK... Sit unlay, Oct 11.
Orphans' Court Sale.
BY virtue of an order from the Orphans'
Court of Union connty. Ilia undertiKned,
Administrators of r'oirii Wilsiix, lata nf
Kelly Tp. deceased, will ntfer at puMie sale the
following HE A I. ESTATE, to nit:
Sait,h)t, t"i.U,lS3.V.9l
That valuable tract of land rilualrd in the
township and county aforeaaij, wiihiu I t milra
of the thriving tillage of Lewisliur?, hounded
by lamia of the heim of Tbn'a Wilson dee'd.
David Meyer, Flavcl Clincan, Joel Itover. Phil
ip Shook, and other, coniainiug 2'& Aci't-K
or thcreahouU. INOacrcsclenred, having there.
ion erected a two stoiy t rame House and
Kitchen, a Frame Ham. a Snrine llouae
land a never tailing sunng ot Watrr.) and all
other out-tiuildinca neceasary for the comfort
iiu buiit:iiit-uev oi a r arm. i uere u ainepva.
a a nod Annie Ori-hanl. uith . ...;..i. n.
- D I I " ' ""11 J Ul
Fruit Trees. The clearrd land is in a lnuli
latent cultivation. and abounds with Limestone
tor all necessary purposes.
The above properly will answer to divide into
TWOor THKEE FAKMS, and will be sold to
suit purchasers.
For terms of sale apply to either of the sub
scrtbers,or toTituxAs Wii..sn,onthe premises.
KOHT. H. I.AI15D,
WM. WILSON. Jh.
Sept. I, 1S54. Adiuinintratnrt
I V( not sold as above, the said Farm will
be FOK KE.NT.
SHERIFF'S SALFS.
I)Y virtue of sundry writs nf Vend. Ex.
) issued out of the Colin of Common Pleas
of t'uion county, and to me directed, I will
expose to public sale at the Court House in
New Berlin on Monday, the IStli day of Sept.
next, the following real estate, to jrit :
A certain tract of land situate in White
Heer township in said coutitr, containing
fourteen acres more or less, adjoining lands
of Fearon, Kiddle & Co. whereon is erected a
two-storey frame Dwelling HOL'SK,
with the appurtenances as the properly
oi jish UirnMoonr.
Also a tract of land, situated as aforesaid,
coniainiug twenty acres more or less, adjoin
ing lands of Paul Fisher. James ('iillierlson,
and other lands of John I.. Fisher, whereon
arc erected a log dwelling bouse and a log
barn, with the appurtenances
Also a certain tract nf land situate as afnre-
gVCT said containing one hundred acres
VWJiT ,nnri: or less, mostly Timber Land,
e-v t no oin 117 nnos nl .ineoi, Kirt.,..
.wea'dber lands of John L. Fisher, lands
l of diaries Cudykuust aud ethers, with the
i appurtenances.
j Both tracts as the property of Jonx L.Fisitcn.
Also a certain lot of ground situate in
Buiraloe township. Union county, containing
five aeres more or less, adjoining lands of
Edward Miller, Daniel Weru, Isaac Walker
and others, whereon is erected a two-storey
plank framed dwelling house with the appurte
nances as the property of IUnsr.an Biklow.
Also a certain two storey Frame House,
messuage, and tenement, marked No. 78 in
the Town Plot of Freeburg as the property,
of Henry J. Boyer. 3
JOllS KBSSLER. Sheriff. ,
Sheriff's OiJicc, New Berlin, Aug. I'V 1JH
Vnfirililp'Will
Pur Suit or Kent. Tina
situated on llulCtltie crt'tk, a milefroni Lew-
islmr" il bm" a 3 atom buiMin? with" 3 ruu
ol smne, a I'lasti-r Mill, all in gool rfPair nn
a iievcr-l"ailnV.itr-pti'or,in oncuf thft bcsl
Wheat tiistricts in thciSfate. Terms easy.
rinilCf'U'tl Willi III" .Mil! ii.t tni. v-..l..An
XiiUrb , Wfll .KiiipU U l mif or 10 luinn;--.
Tn-Kor fiirthr i:trtiru)rii. itiuirt i t Mr. HAMI'KI.
ttOLFti. "r A. !. (iiUfduuii the
gMt:3. W i.LtK, d'.;'.l. ; .
I-yvrtal-tir Auj- J", If 54 . j
JTarmo and (Dnllots
f-1t rou SALE,
1.11
'i n? Mihsrril ff olft rs f.r sale that wdl
known proprt iy, !"rmnrly til. Jamrs MHjrcs,
situated in Huilliloe Uml KaNl liui'.aldr town
ships, rninn Co., l'a., one iiule wc.t of J :
isliu r!r. tVi'iittni; on the Turnpike and i u tlie
oM UufluKx ro;ul. This faun contains
150 Acres
nf firt iita'ity I.in.estune laiel, iu a hiih slate
ef euliivaii'wi. a!l haviinrhcen llinrniihly limed
receutly, iuo .streams t liviuj'waler runnini
cniircly liin.ii.l) the place,the best of rifrines
at tlie iliKir ef ihe Vaiisinn Ilinise.a very larije
Hank liani.au Oreliarii of youiibearin" Trees
of various kiinl, anl all Outhouse requisite
fur a gooj farm, with some Woodland. Also
80 ACRES
on th? liuil'alof ra.l, adjoining said Kami, is
i-tltTiM in LOTS of from .5 l -0 acres each.
to suit purchasers, upon which is some choice
TimhiT, whit h will he oll as it stamf , or the
wooj will he remove! if thr i;nd be sold. A
!ivin stream ol water runs uirotib these j
i tltitlots. i here are uk, Walnut, Maple, and;
Utick'.ry .-Inde trees on thp premises.
j li n-.t sol-l at private aTe by the 1 1th Oeto -
, 1 t next, the atmve nmperty will be i nlc red at
IT III. I.' SALE on the atove day at o'cloek
A .M. If a ileasaat day, llie sale w ill be ou !
llii- pri'inUes ; otliprwise, at Kline's lintel, in -l.uwhtit!;-.
Kor f'.inli-T pariicnlars, inoniri- cl i
JO.SKl'if MDl-VtLI..
I.eivisluir, Aug.
21, ir.t
XUii at rrivate Sa!f. the well-' nown ,
j l!"t:-'l 1'arm. roii'ainins T V I) I! i i'i:i .
Al'KI's, lyinir in . m :hinn!.cr!aiul c m.ty, on
! eat I' ir.li of tiie .Sujqil' li uina Uivi r, to
miles from l.ewislitir-, nnd two from Viit"!i.
j As lo r.- ar- Ivvo si'tts of li-ji! hn;-. this l'arm
I inav l e liviiiiil. and I will m-11 ehher pru -n,:
or l".:h, as i:inv ieit pnr.-lvi-ri. :
I . JosKI'lI MHIYCI-I.. ;
i " ' -. . . ...
' CuHaJot; YalJeyFarm;,
j J.,n'' s-' !!ariii- l-.Tuae too oM t-.' (
' manai-e it; v i:.t.. Farm t advantat'e-. I i
a t tcll a ;-:irt o! i!ie sar.n; .-ay a tract ol !
?5 Acres, cr of 103, ;
I'""""" I. ..!.! ..V-.ll. 111. Mil II I,
p.nt with t-. all tirsi qualitv l.nnes:cnr t
lau '.and every !ii-id inav be watered fro is
Little! UiilT.iloe creek. Il is all under a Rood
cultivation, with new fences, except about 20
aeres of excellent TIM I! Cli. There
is a Limestone Quarry opened, from
hu h thousands of bushel; are sold
ve .ii Iv. It has also a young bearing
Orchard.
The improvements all new lire a s.-vod
two-itorey Frame 1IOVSE with a Cellar
i "iLilviiclicn.and a Tump beside it, a rtprin'
House,.-! Iare HASH ttAKy.n Watron Shed.
a Cm House, and other outbuildings.
The property lies in Kelly township, near
fiuldiu's store and Kelly's mill 5 miles from
Levrisbnrff, and " from Milton and has been
pronounced one of the best in the Valley.
Title, indisputable. Payment In be made
one half down, and the remainder on liiue.
Possession eiven the 1st of April neit.
Aug. 1, 1154 SAMI EL YoDF.R.
FOR SALE.
AThal large and desirable propcrtv on the I
I'-ol ...rT. I IV.. '. ... ll
.m. h'i in i oi .ion a vi (tun i aier sirecis.weu .
ralrnlated for a residence, for business, or for
iniurin. ; aim piace 01 oiisiness. i auiboruies of Philadelphia, incoinparablv mi
There is a lare HKlL'K llonse containing ' pcn. r to any other in use. o'liiieivrs wi!l hi
i lar.-e rooms on the lirst floor, 0 bed-rooms on eramie l to learn that the oi ea-i .n now oiler
the second lloor.aiid 2 lar-.'e finished r.M.ms on j i,, procure n.. . n'v ihc i'.r ml r.,t '.
Ih Ihird. A Kitchen
There are also a spacious CcllarJarge Cement : ihc cumbrous and one. union.;! le art i-'e u--i-
isn-rn, a Pump, and ell of eood waier, a ! ally sol I. There N tin dn-irnlrv a-tciid'n-sial.le,
and all necessary tliithtMldimts. : fiitm". and when the r , l , r.e . ,i '
1 or terms &e. apply to eo. F. Miller. EH.
e.1)avis.
t :.t
......',..", .-.-p.. .... i-n- i . .
TOR RENT.
From ihe 1st April next.
THREE
I , jkiio.ms on .Vmh 'I'hird strei
, now
iniiie oeruranev of Charles S. Kill as a
Restaurant, and Kali.iins. They are well
suited for lhops, Oilices, or tstores. Enquire
of WM. FKICK.
Lewishnrg, Feb. -1. IS." I
New York Adv'ls.
THK (ill EAT liliMKUY,
A
BOI'T which so much has been said and
published, is among us. Who has not
heard ot Ihe .Wt'Ac...V MCSTAf! 1.1X1-
MI'.XTf Many millions of bottles have been
sold and used to cure Rheumatism, "leers,
Sores, Bruises. Sprains, King-worm, Felons.!
Salt Kheum, Piles, Sore Nipples and Caked
Breasts, Cancers, Iich, Corns on the Toes,;
Sore Eyes. Ear-ache, Pimples, Swollen Joints
or Limbs, Cuts, Scalds, or Scald-head, Numb
Palsy, Bunions or frosted feet. Warts, or any
other complaint that ran be rearhed by an
external remedy. And it has always been
successful. Ir is ihi allv noon in healin"
Wounds, Scratches, saddle or harness Calls"!
or any sprain, soreness or stillness, and it is
warranted to cure Spavin, Kingbone, Splint, I
or Poll Evil, on Horses. 'lat
The Liniment is put up in three sixes.
and retails at .. cts..)ti cls.aud til. The large
bottles contain much more Liniment in proper-.
lion to the prices, and are therefore cheapest.
Jo Country Merchant. !
Every store should be supplied with this-
valuable LINIMENT, as it pays a eood profit
and sells rapidly. (I.W. W ESTIIROUK. !
(successor to A. t. .Bragg & Co.)
Originator and sole Proprietor, i
PnncinalOilices 1!04 Hroadwnv XewVirlr
and cor. tld st Market Sts.,8t. Louis, SIissouri!j
ll'f V.17tt "."iT'r" i
ladies and Bermuda islands? lyf i
m i, '" ' '
To J ersnns cut ij Emphymcnt. J
to $1020 a-VPir. I
rOOIC AG UMTS W AMTch t
TXXu .abscriberptiblishrsatiKmbcrcrmoEt1
I valuable Pictorltl Hooks, very popnlaV.!
and of Mich a moral a.: I rebeious inllnenec
t h t v. till pvsi nion may aMHy eaeaa in their cirrnla-1
"" r i" K.iiirr aniw Bi-Brni, anil revmii a fair '
T.i ni-nof rau-rnriaa nail taet. thia tinrine.. nflU. I
ri"'i-t'iir'rirohi.-ihi9mjoTnirnt,l-i,iomra-twlih. !
lrn, wiabin t.. stl(a. In their aale, wilt raeeive
promi.tlv Iit mail
lir-ul.tr ennuiniii full partlrarsr
woo "inri'riiona In ti-rivi di.tm.l ,.. .u
tniether with tlio f rma on wliiili lluv wiit U' turuuW.
DJ- aiiamuiuir the anl.-rilier. fofl-i.nlvt.
. j
J
UUUKIIT SKKS, Pnl.IP.nrT.
lsl H llllaai stroet. Xtw Vorlt.
I "THS 0ABIN E0T'8 ST07'"
Author tl. 'l'!r,itDtM t.r, Urn lwyvw'B kuryf
IRo -via U"H l.r, ' .. - - 1
X p..p.tur .mk,H -uj;i. i.-i.t atrni u.r i.t.
H whiriiy pr.ju.u -.iniu fnan p-n will t
ruWM.tK uarrti.. iiiu,tn..(n.f . hnrr..r u..- .w
tnwt--, k rirriiUuii iiiw -,:.i.t ..f Afri. . lli-r mbT
'r-1 njr ti..- .1.-, n, tim. ai. i i t.r
,,,..(,, . A ...-..
th --T-fr.tl aorlk of !, f..i-. -iii,' iiif..n r'riwx-
ba.- thf R.lvantvrv uyr tlutt wl-ri
ii. iHjmiiirb
uii it t 1- uii'li-.! on I;. t- of ry - urrfur,. 11
bi-t-ry of th-' Io-roit.;.f tin M.,ty. '.il ik. lUn H'irca
Plan Mvf .nnha.-i-.l at C"li-t.iiitiiioj.Ji-, iut-,-i.b an l
uiarriij by tl. r--m, j- l inalri--. eyuiour lb
r..iitii:iti'i. t " tb A.b.iiriM,', i .-ini; fy tii liarrr:ir:i of
a XmX iaiuU-J frt'in Uit iil, aU alt th nHnrraN rii&r
b 1,-rn i.rtryi'l ihr-uUwut U abry " lily aui
(;r..i.ii-.li! ilrawn.
'ni.-i tit.ii b-Tri bav. nln a-ly iwfir! -.rTi-r far V
b ! lli- ,-'lU'.n tt n-. IT) 'in illy tb ir inb uti'n u
j.u'ii-li; C"if- iU'ni;y, tiit bjvr t:cn oolr-, lr ly
V. ii.-Tra-p !t : ;.n t tlo j r--iM--tfiii ly r"u-t Ibul a.l or-J.-rfiiiv
b- flit iiii!iirti,,il. Iy.
TI:- y i-.n'i 1' ntly txp-el tb it the w irk wilt crpat1 a
mu' h iu. nvt n-i any m- sk ui U'-U n tl.al btjflatr
Tir fiii.ili.ifnl f m ti ' y--i-. If. lH,tit!,-U,ii I ui,
"iti'-e th- i ut.Ii.-.ti'.ii .-f "i;iirl T-.i:ri rHi(," work. n:
latin.; to i!avcry in Alio rwa. Ppj kt oit, l-,p
nuitM r-ii". li' iit- li ;! ; aiu.J barb tt-i.tti.-o to tii
y.-U iii -if (.nr. li.t'io : -Iavn on f In- A tri'-ait i 'n.-t. a rit
t:n l riir u ho lia. u .Liifn-cl it iti all ii.- bi-l u-" li-P r
unty. Ti t- .rk t ritt. ii in rba.-Ut D'J pur.- lm v''-.
an I ilJ In m WcIc.'Ukj aud iuUiK-Urt: aa uLn lu Ui?
lainily borary.
'iic Hi-rk will fi rm lManLifuT tvi,iii ToIum? rt b'
pnr-n. luii'l-t i-ir lj iilu-irat, ! i'l. Jim- -n truviuv, nm!
t-b . antly baimil iu rb Ih. I'rir. m rb.th, oite U'lUar :
in .:ii'T, T.; i-. nt-. atuhi'-b ntf oipMw Mill b. -M-iit by
tin- puhdhtriv to anyi-artol thf UMintry fro of -tai.
A j F'r wlu'Vnab' atn rvtai! b th i-nMi-li"r.
i btUMl;T:i 4 .-TiiKKT.
No. iJ Itr.r :k ! ,X IM.I.T. ,l.W Y'tHri.
Ar lbyall B-kM-lir5 Uiruuglicut tiia Lnitoi SUU
Ilahimorc Adv'ts.
.
ts fJ "
CXI! TM-M'sF (7)
! vua"u
Fi.vri Grain, & Lumber Commission
Jltreluuts. V -J.) fr-'pear's Wharf,
RKFLU TO Jl'lhlMOIX:
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A. imo:
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h.irmkllu J' I
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EPILEPTIC PILLS,
y. .
j y-'.At. aV-.Minw, f'rttr.tr, rrtiff aI
i ia tititl i.-ft.iii!:if-irn,:f Dhfamfs.
f'Ns who nr -r i i: umW llii
Ircssinj mi ;t ! i ! v M" i 1 1 f:': ! ti VI-UK I'
VA'U.Y.VTU: rn.ia.s t. W th- nW
v i''r (iicivcrt l It curing :ilt-py.
V
AllIaK
rem"'ty
or Falling Fii
Th-SL- 1,1- -yst
ti.i I i.l'i 'i
jntr;-"-f t'' urin :
-- - n rtf-twifif ni f!rn on th iifrfn-
ru li tii--v :tr- r-ri-j'-iT- ..riltv f-r t!n
: ! .1-. t:: v itl itr f ;inJ r.t rfK imI Iwrt
n ri::ct. ii i,h weak ncrv.-n. r wtx.r
tut f. r all int-
iir ftju" ht;iiT. In rhnmV .irnp!iJntn. or H.'a.'
oi r'nic mhh ihi-. -upunuuu.va y llerOtlSDe, tn ar-xwlin-;lj
Inmlniail.
rlf i-i p-r hn, cr two hof( T . rrn.fiT oat of
tht City, rnrtnf hi? m rcniitUnn-. will har- tLr tilii - nt
thnpi thn-u tlif mail. fr-t ff Msta. "i ! bf
SKTM M ANCK. Nr.. Mutim .r Sikfft. I:l!iuv n-.
SM- tn wli i;i rr-r- from nil frt!t ntthr In Ion mu-t W
1 r.-c.tl. r.'t in. 1. f Iv47' n.w t.w.
Philadelphia AcIv'N.
Writhing l'a than 2t ounm,
-vv.... , ........... "..
,1 trii tfie cure ol n r. It M r r lit I Til' k .
V
Ai knoa leiled bv liie h:"!iest ine.lir.il
retain it. position w ,:!,. ut einn--
..r...J, , ... i , . : ' ,, ,
......... . u.,,u..i. .u.i.-.r io n i on in
subscri! ir, can have
ir Truss sent to a-iv 1
address, I'v
remit'.iii.' Five 1'ollars for the sin'-
r 7i 1 lortlli' ii,.-l!,V U-Oh r.enf
! glc Ti n-si
1 . .... , , .. . , '
aiuiiiiu uiv niis. aii'i siaiiiig me
nle ai'.'eete..
It will be exchanged to suit if not tittiu
, 1 v
returning it at otice, uns.itli d.
l'er sale only by the Itnpcr'er.
CALEIt II. Ei:ni.ES. i
Cor. Twelfth A. Karc St.. l'htfor!'lpl,hi .
Z . Ladies ri-qinrintr the bemtit of Media-
J nieal Supports, o wing to derati'-ement of the
. internal organs, including falling ot the womb, '
! vocal, pnliiiona-y.dyvj., j nervi -us.and spi- I
: nal weakness, are informed that a competent I
an I experienced l. ult will he in aitendance at ,
Ihe Kooms. (set apart for their exclusive use)
' No. 1 1 1 TWELFTH St. 1st door above Kact. :
I V.VM
AVn-.Vw WintlOW ShadCS. -W i,h
,S."1 i j,
Q Jt JIILLI'I CO
, ' ! ' ''
"""f c!"rara "nj MioIchJc J, lUlaillhalna in
VINDOW" sIIAllES south-west corner
V Second and Arch Sis. fhilnttlrh'n.
Sacn a i;othe's Landscapes. Borders. Vases.
Scrolls. Ilociuers, (ild Borders, A c. of the most
beautiful designs and perfection of finish in
'ltl" country, and at such l.uw frier as
to challenge all competition. Hull' and White
Hollands, Cambrics, Tassels, t'ords. Brasses,
"' every variety lor City or Country trade.
J We invite an examination of our Stork
the Depot, S. W. corner id & Arch. Philad.
4m.il I
"
BUILDING HA RDWAP E
ami
T00l Stare eXClnslvelV,
'r ,e.r r,i.,lK.. ..r.t. i.-..t ....
. . . J .
Bl ,ure ,Jro-
i0. Market fct. above Seventh, PuiluJ.
" rA.M FACTi Ri;!; Depot f.,r l.i.s ,
A I o i . 1 '"'" s '
ilred, til iss"iv o is liuaiiiy. "i'atea.
r?mi"?r""-ls"''K.ovcrIC0 patterns.
rn.es,
fioO'ts it! Ill's litli'.
Purchasers are iavlt.-.'. to call and ex-u,,i-,e
Stack. Catalogues sent ty Ma.l ,f aesi,..j. I
VTAW orAm nnt nn n,W tk. I
su,,,'rv',i"" ' l" lh'' r'irTit.
CALL AND EJ-s
fm'lHt
nook ,4 fronts lYiinfci!.
A t;fNTS WANTED in every Toxrn and
X. t-Olinty 10 the Cllited flates. Ill sell ill
most popular and saleable books rm!.IKlie,!
an of tha.m k.a..ln II . ;n...-.'a V.:"J .
r .-- ' "- ".-u wnn ,.ot-
....... a. m. aivi me mosi popular works
of T. 8. Aarnr. including tri'inr. n....
fcilimrv." ' """ir
IiitHMTatituml ertorrrtslng men will find thu. a pica-
. PuMllnr.
iXitauV'i'au.
Tnrrsrn, Supporlcrt. "
fl..Vt: MTOCKI.VCS, S .
a3 '. t'der llracra, and all oilier
:J-i j-unrlcal Apparamsand Kan.
' d.i;es.apilirilaDlwarranirrl
te rive xatisrartion.by llr.and Mr. M'L'l.fc.N
ACHAN. .o. If Nonli fcKVE.TH Wire".,",
PUitmtflfiliiiu . .' ' i
The vreal nnmtier i t Females relieved an i
cured l.y wearing Mrs. M'flenachau's Hup!
por:er, warrants Ik r in con.Dien.linc ihrm 2t
! -upi rior to anything uf the kind ever oil. ri 1
f ( i,ul.,c
t
l)5l7l.rHl
Fhiladc!pMa Spring Trade 1854.
:uxyuh:ut,iiu.tis(:to'floyi
152 Market St. & Z'i Merchant St.
Iinji'jrlrrs ami Xh''tentc Ikulert in
Staple & I'micjr Dry Coajii,.
VKK now rereivinir a very liEAEI!l.
ASSOKTMK.NT of
Djmcolic and Xorciga .fabrics,
Miitalde for both 'ity and Country Trade, ai !
wliicii liiey olier al cenj low firiaj. for
Cash, "r to Prumpt Six Moutbs' Men.
(VWe solicit an rxamination of onrst.ii
l.y City, icighborinj and Uislaut Uuyeti.
CUAf.NtEV 11LI.BLKT,
WITH
Wainwri"ht. Huntington Floyd, !.r5 Mar'.-
:;uiireij St. VUiludtipUU.
TIM: ST.lTIO.ERV.
I y Street, I'hihuliljihiu be leave to r;lij
i the a:tcmion of ("oui.irv Dealers, Si h. o'.s.an.l
periiiis v i a, 1 1 1 u ir liie i'itv, to their complete
laNM-rimenl of i'.nlUh, t'rmch, and merii-mi
j ST.lTHtSEK V.whirh they are scllin; W hoi...
' al" and Keiail on the nio?t rcasonaMe term-,
j Their sluel. co;pii-es rrrry ruriiti of "a i
I.eller and -Note 1'pcr ami jUuvtLfw.iu:l'i :
! intr a full a.ortinrui of the rele'jrjtul jjoi .
I of l.'e l.a Knc A. ("o.and Tiio lvhoatls & 4oi.,
j of J.i ndon. Abo ' - -
. ti l l and Met-1 Pens, llrawinfr PrnciN (Fa
i tier's and o;l,ers'). Orawini 1'aprr. Bnn i
Horn !. l-i-.ilintr Wax. Ink. Inkstands, Hi .lrv'.
' I -pn lies'. Wosienholm'arrd oiherfine I'uiJcn.
IVrimoiiaitt.. itkel Hooks, l'orif.. ;.... ..
i in- hf.h.Ar.i'.c. IVrwn iui she
ran have llo ir rr"r an'' mr-flopo rir.UiM.t
with their iiiiiinli iiioul extra ch;i,L-e.
t V iMder iro.ii iifr.l.-rs and insomhrna - r
J-nrr:;:''; te ;'-r'f::l;y ii l.ei'.cd and fillid u. r;
: ilie stiieiiM i:iii .ii y Ouj'.r.f .dj
. - vw T 4
IV'.'Ai leare respect'iil'v tn ea',1 tV.e pnV'.ie .
at-enrion to my E.-laLlihtrf :.!. No. 35
.south FCl'KTU St. (below Chestnut), fhilti.
ill hit, fir the. mantifaeiure and snie n l".n-
Clop"!. trhere I will always be in tt.u j.t
to attend to any orders I m;'y be favored irhh
I am prepared to furnish Envelopes ef rvr-r
qiiahtv, size and ilescripboi!. Wisole'a'e z-A
Ifetail.thetiof erniiienl paiiern. plain and ! .
I would also call attention to the Die iu'..
in:;. Eo-ravinr;, Priiitinc, an! Emho.-sinr; , t
Pusiness I'ards for Envelopes. Letter-head',
llil'-heads. I'ards. Circulars, dr.. all of which
I furnish at very low rale-, f'lampin; letters
prevents their e -inr; to the IVad Letter Office.
With pali-nt machines of the latest improve.
rr.ents for etuliossir. printing, Ac, a.:o f. r
tlu- niantifitrtiire of Fnvelopes.and every faci
li:v for exi-e.itin or lers u nli despatch. ind for
their drliverv tv Kspress Lines or as ronv le
sir.-ed upon, I can not f.iil to compete uh if
not cm-ci anv other estanlislinieiit of the kio-l
in the w. r'.l. llotn.'-opaihic Envel. j r,
. I 1 I l t 1. : 1 .
"I'-'.'i'.'i ill uiun.. i.;ii' i c ei won n in.n i
seen I '!iri-U otiice, also of liie-nmri -I Env.
lyM77it
WM. COLliEKT.
Willow Ware, 'r.
II. ('Ori.TKil, V.i i-'outh SKCOXD St..
77 -lulilj I: a. 2 do. rs above 1'lie.sinut. Fast
. l-riorTrro ! Mar.ufartnrrra'l hindit f
ILI.iAi V. Ai;ii t'onsu-iin" in ran c 1
' I I liie loll iwii.w. Ijuilen- t, i...
I.. 's. Wi rk liasl els. Fl. wer Uasaeisoiiu-,-
i;.l-I:et.s,
a.-ktls. I'l.iin.Fancvand E
brot.li led I'jskets. Ladies' oi Mianits anl
Sennit' Chairs of beautiful desion aI1J excei-
Iflll Wo r' 111 a !l - tl i n ulilok I... j
, ,, .- " ""i"!i iiuiao
Uai-ly cheap lor Cash.
-N.II. Just received from Germane. a larre
ar.d varied assortment of FANC V litX m
winch the attention if the public is resp(i--fuliy
invitid !iu51';io.lj
I'lirrnolocy.
rmrLELS, iiA.ix, co., no yr.W vol;::.
1 1 lye o polled a Vitrtm hrirH;l,:n' I
--and lUvk lure, at -;J1 AKI'H S;.,
between Gib and Iih. i'hil,ii!!phiu.
s ann arc prepareu 10 mrnisn all their
Works on Phrcnoloev, I'hvsiolocv.
S Hydropathy. Magnetism, and 1'hon-
,iphy, at New YcrW prices.
Professional Examinatiens.with Charts.an I
full written descriptions of character, eiven
day and evening. i Cabinet free to Hm
tors IvSITcSdn
o
MVniIKI) CHEAPEK THAN M1IITH
I.L.AI, anj Iree Ut'ia all poi6jnoui
V; "ynr jfrskt yrxa n.vtixr. jsAfrg
Sn ;it; w'-ii ti.ir wurk-, iii iitipn-vnj th (fnitliir
i.l tlu- r t r.-lu. l-.iir, i r. (..irt-i torxcut- nrtU-rc k thv-if
SUFEEIOR FAINTS, 1'ry, an. I lir.itnt in iil in
i-'f.T..i lii'rviitri-o. i t from J-i to 'etui r-.uu!;; io
1'IiV. in tfttrifiH. ot Jx'xt po::tL ra; b.
'ii. ir v HI i t. y..L', lmli N'M iirr or freuml in
w:trr:inia ute aud uueurj a.c,d U t U-Uy aui
I A tit. tin t t t.rcj-anlion hw rrc'titlT Wv-w duriMff.
j ui.ivh n il.'., -ilif Ct inpanv lo :rrant Uit;.r pftiat, lo
, k' .-r fri oh niiil .,t in tl.fj ki':i t- r any n a.tiaM. (m:v.
I In tt.i n--(-' t ti.- iv will he fu"iiKr to anj i ti..r
ui ihv- iii.uk t.
t llas tr i.K.-UN INT PAIM. ? -Vh i vrTJ a. m 1-w
i prnv. nn. I urn t nl v l- m. U- fi- iii lli,. it r irr f: m
I N. J.tv.-T. w now km wn fr.nti. .-l4T'.lnii 1-
tic" hi n !i) ( ! H-.1 lomm or taker mrttuk' rfaci-
T!irirM.ii. i .-..ii. I'AIM fu- all tat- pr-pr.
t tt. i the l.rwn. niiil is r fn mrrivnMi' c-il.ir I. r t ou
ting L'tjlUi , l.-. tmt tm i Mui i:rijw-.
W h. UU fmHt l.ilir ttn l Intr. r:- rs
. l, . cor.i I ii'iti ati'i Vtirrwt 5ii. i'.'j
C00DS...SFRIKG 1E54.
are nowt-.'.iJ to cvh:
,
!i"','ti'd tW a.stuletl-iiuufCt
-. -Il S'o..-.'i .V-.-... ,y. .:;
'th:
Wi-m ! H:vir- r H-'h fU.
- v iii i ur n, i, i.it. n ,.ui ,,( i ,),),.,.. ,, u .:,ti
I r,.;!
aim .11 i!::tirrs e,'n,'ra
eonSdently proiei.-in
in novelty, and in st
Kr .-.re i.-ii
-lvni,':i.
i!e-. a stor
.Uii to r at:
.i:e.
fnt fivt;r:i!y,
!r ur.i .itin!1.'.'.
15 Orders catvt'ioV a: ! pr.-inp:!v evufi .1.
THOMAS WHtTE A l. .
ItaiTH VantctT.
F
TM'(J extensively ensared in the taaDitf-
actnre of PAPEiL wc uul pv i C an-'
try Merchants and oihers having liAta.S lor
sale, mart Hum the prr.ii nt market yiciVr . C'j-mi
JESUIT & MOORE. Paper Manuucl's
riuladrljihia Nov. 21 V North St. :
"uf (t tst.be ew An-li.tttvixw tin i iM
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