LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.
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Oct. 13, 1S54.
H-timw .Jra. Tb. Liwiaarsa Cnaoti.is
kainaaU'raMt th. Uwrt circulation of n J En;. I'll
Bwio!-r In l".,l eowuty.
Election Returns.
Union County.
1S53.
1551.
Ihviwi!. Crnw- Mm---..r.Agaiaat.
fc.nl. Ion.
Koia'a. F.lec'a.
Lewisburg 12
East Buffalo 4
Kelly 33
Whin-Deer 72
Bu.T.iloe 107
Mifflmbur; 37
WestBuffilo39
Ilaitley 51
Limestone AH
U.iion 74
IVnns 12
SI
t9
92
137
1M
43
67
J70
78
1S7
153
S39
1"
85
36
85
54
38
66
27
318
140
1
141
106
45
0
I
0
I
4'5
113
114
227
145
63
42
10
6
73
19
61
jJ
so
130
3
14
79
85
61
79
73
137
190
62
16
110
39
25
IU
2S7
183
139
120
63
Selinsgrove (new)
Chapman 3C 51
Midilecree.27 56
Washington 40 f.9
Perry 7 M
F.anklin 73 K
Beaver 140 206
WestllcavrU 177
i;enter 91 154
Jackson (new)
Rew Berlin 65 77
1135 2131
1135
Difference 936
s:s
46
100
23
...
1 1 u
i 4.13
(
0 12S
6 143 ;
1613 uoou mini
lr4J m
ifi
It is thought Siinonton has 10 maj. in
Uoion, while CrawftrJ has cOO ni; j. in
J uniata. Cra for 1 is elected.
Coventor. Li wisbur 174, Kelly 102,
Eist Duffaloc 80, Hartley 43, limestone
22, Uuffaloc 71, White Deer 02, Uuton 9,
Washington 11, Terry 40 and Sulinfgrovo
6, for lV.lock.
New Ikrliii 13, Jackson SS, Miffl'mburg
15, for 15i,;h.r.
Uoavcr, Wesi IJoaver.Frai.llin, Centre,
NiJJIecretk and IVnas civo Tollock O')0
adiitional maji'y.
Ci'ityrrst. Returns in -pcifift, but it is
believed that Kunk'e will have about 1200
maj'irily in this Couuty. aud i500 in the
District.
fy itator. Very few votes returned for
thiscfiiee. We suppose S. lh rs has 1200
tuijority in this couuty, Mifllin gives him
a tnijority also, and Jiinuta a against
Lim.
Kiy!tfT A- lifcnUr. Lcwisbiug 400,
Kelly G2, Mifflinhurg '29, Sclinsgrove 200,
Eist nulTaloc 106, Washington 20, m:.j
for I'ennington said to bo elected.
Cummitsvinrr Ilalfpmny runs about
with I'ennington in the r.nrih end i f tin
ciuntv, but Mr. Gcrmsn having receiver;
the Division vote cu ihc tonth side, Mr.
Komtg (Anii Division Whig) is prolabl;
elected.
Aii'h'lr. No opp isition to John
Echrack.
Reported H'joritiea
Allegheny
Ulair
Bradford
Kucks
Center
Chester
Cliutcn
Cumberland
Luxerne
Danpliin
Franklin
Huntingdon
Juniata
Lancaster
Lehigh
Lycoming
Miffliu
I'erry
Dhilidelphia
Siisuchantia
Union
4000
1500
2000
100
sno
1000
00
coo
GOO
100
1000
soo
50
e;,oo
200
500
L.
700
231
700
900
Berks
Carbon
Eiie City
Montour
Northampton
Schuylkill
Wavne
3300
100
.00
50
'200
000
500
Westmoreland 1000
York
Sullivan
00
J-J5
The "Know Nothing" vote was thrown
for l'ollock, wh:, Mott, democrat, and
Haird, native, l'ollock, Mott, nn1 Ulack
doubtless dieted, Pollock by 5,Gl0, and
Mott bv a still larger vote.
1'roiiiiiitihn. The vote on this ques
tion come in very slow.
L'uiuM Co. Lt wisburg SS2 maj , Kast
BuflTaloe, 17 maj., New licrlin, a mj.,and
Mifiiiuburp 0 for the Ijiw. Union 42,
Kuffaloe C4, Limestone 72, against. Prob
ably larpc majoritj against it in the
County. (Seliiisgrove 60 for tho law.)
XurtlumltcTland Co. Milton, a band-
nome maj. for the Law ; Chillisquaque, 12
iigainst. We are informed that the County
Las gne for the Law.
Centre Co. Gregg tsp., for the law ;
Potter tp., a tie ; Peons and Haines,
against.
r.iiliKMi'hirt, 0000 mnj. for the Law.
Luzerne, 1000 maj. for the Law.
Northumberland county gives Pollock
abot 00, Illaekatid Mott about 700, Dcw
r.rt 850 (but Schuylkill defeats him,)
York defeats Montgomery 400, Weise
(whig) defeats Header for Sheriff, Renn,
(Prohibition) elected Commissioner, and
even our clever friend Youngman of the
Gazette is defeated for Auditor by "Know
Nothing" Shindle !
Lycoming, Clinton, Centre, Perry, elect
independent, Anti-Nebraska men, as far
as our returns indicate, throughont.
CiNf;nEgsMr.N. We Lave intelligence
if the election of Florence, Dem., Nebras
ka, from local ii.flurnccs in Philadelphia,
but of none others of that stripe, in the
State.
Tyson, Millw:rd, Broome, Jones, Brad
sbaw, Stiwart, Fuller, Campbell, Kuukle,
Pearc, Todd sli Auti-Ncbraska are
ufposid to Le elected.
Division Triumphant!
The contest ii over, and the Division
party havo achieved a signal and decisive
victory. The puerile personalities and
wholesale falsehood!-, which, in the ab
oenco of solid facts aud manly argument,
formed the whole stock-in-trade of the
. anti-divieion party, Lave recoiled with re
tributive rencennee tipon their own heads,
, . ... .... ru
ami Kll mem prostrate ou inc.
battle, crushed out and annihilated,
J..Mi:s M SELLERS and Dr. CRAWFORD
arc elec'.cd by triumphant majorities; and
next winter Maj. John V. Simostwn,
the Illustrious, will lo in better business
than standing up at HarrUburg, io a rrp-
rcUn,tat!ie capacity, impudently asser-
tmg that bis constituents and their pe
titions have no business there ! Irrelevant j
siiloissucn. Riicl a crossfire, of contradieto-
, ... riii .ti-
ry, eleventh-hour falsehoods on the Liquor
fjiirsti.m, helped to keep him on his legs a
little, longer ic snmri districts, but could
--- c J
' tiot save hitn from disastrous and remcdi-
loss defeat The vote of his own township
. . , . , , . ,
"J . s"'"s now cuui.otniy uc tiu iu .u: cou-
' fi.Ioiicc, and forfeited the support, of those
! ho know best, and furnishes about tho
, i si i pitapu we snow 01 10 luscnue oa uis
; political tomb stone.
a.
1 . .'1.1 VfA ,.n .nffiAnl n
! diealions to determine the complexion of
either brauch of the Legislature. Ojr
party the Independents have been do
ing a "smashing" tuiincss
S5.It is strongly suspected iu certain
iuarters, that the defeat of Mr. Ronhaui
aud several other gentlemen, was owing
to the lack of sufficiently long and pointed
'Addresses" against the ''Know Noth-
'"!
Ohio Election.
Cincinnati, Oct 10. The election
pi.-.-, d elT very quietly in this city to-day.
It i e ineed.d on all hands that the Am cr
ican Reform ticket is elee'ed in this city
and county ly a majority of 5,500. The
indications arc that this is a fair iudex of
(he result in the Slate.
Cl.KYM.AND, Oct 10, Edward Wade,
Free Soil, is probably re-elected iu the
19th Cotnirestional District, by 4,000 ma
j ri'y. The Ami Nebraska ticket in this
city will have about 1000 majority.
NtY.'An::, N. J. Municipal election
his d iy. October 10th, 1851, about C000
votes polled. Horace J. Poincr, Whig Si
Know Nothing, dieted Mayor, and all the
"ickot.
t't.l.l .viilA, Oct. 10. Mordecai, who is
charged w'uh being a Know Nothing, has
been elected Senator from Charleston.
I'lo: 11 hi. John L. I'rcston has been tlcc
' d iiiat.,r from this district.
Hanntr Town. Lcwisbnrg gives SCO
vntis for the 1'roliibitory Liiitor Law
jlS against. Any town with licensed ho
, tels that can poll a stronger proportionate
' vote than that, will please mention it.
At a recent clecliou for Mayor in N.ish
ville, Tenn., two candidates wern running,
' each positive of his own election ; but
' when the votes were counted, they found
thcnisslvcs 03Q votes behind a new oppo-
i nent, who had Dot been beard ot by them
j before.
! trAWbtg Know Nothing Mayor was
elected in Baltimore,, on the 11th inst , by
I a in-ijoritv of over 2,000.
California Election.
The election on the 0th Sept. resulted
in the choice of Messrs. Deurer and Her
bert, Anti-Uro.Jerick Democrats, for Con
gress. The Legislature has a majority of
the two factions of the Democracy, but it
is d.iublful whether they can uuitc upon a
. V. S
mator. In San Francisco, the
i Know Nothings carried everything before
them, 20 candidates being Whig and Anti
Hrodrrick, and 7 K. N.s only. Kvery n.an
was elected, some having 4,000 majority.
The new Common Council is composed of
12 Whigs and 4 Democrats.
Profe?or M-tr.e is said to Lave discov
ered the skeleton of a mastodon near
Poughkccpsie, and is now at work excavat
ing it. It is spoken of as the most perfect
specimen ever yet found. Tbe bones arc
partially pttlriGed.
The M iJisou (Indiana) Banner siys
Martin Roberts, who resides on the river
sonic six miles below Madison, in Ken
tucky, informs us that he has a hog that
weighs upwards of nineteen hundred
pounds, which be Las sold for two hun
dred dollars. !
roTTSvtl.l.K, Oct, 10. A very largo
Gre is now raping here in the rear of Cen
tre strict. Many buildings are on lire as
I senj off this despatch 9 P. 31. All
,1,.. l..,;i.i;r.... ;n th .. M ;.. !
Journal office, and all along the Railroad
street are on Ore. Tbe Office of Miner's
.Journal-I'ublislicd by Benjamin Bannan '
many other buildings are destroyed, j
. n-' ' ; 7
A I1IOAMY CASE. A charge of bigamy ;
has been beard before the Henrico county
(V.) Justices, in which Benjamin F.
Prentiss, who has resided for ten years in
that neighborhood, has been charged with
niarrvirij Miss Melcena M. Miuturn. hav
ing been previously married to Miss Mary
Hunter, in the town of Lewistown, Mifflin
er.ut.ty, IVnnsjlvacia, now a resident of
1, . 1 ,e ...
I'eterslurg, and for time a reeident of
HVIUPllOKPir VATITPP
t il IV til 101 i I nUlIlCi
rpHE next Session of the UMVEKWY at
X LESMSliVUG. will open on the third
.1.. .io.i.s ..r I .-
admitted to either the Clascal or Scientific
course, or to pursue select branches, if they
design remaining less thin three years.
The AOADEVIY receives such as are not
prepared to enter College, or wish to study
some elementary branches iu connection with
1 some studies in College.
e' The FEMAL
before the Collegiate DcnarloienU It oilers
the highest advantages uhich experienced
Instructors and an admirably adapted building
un BrLUIC.
1 union in i.otirge i,pcr annum; u
in Academy do 20
Female Seminary, lusher branches do 30
do common do do 20
Board 1,50 to $J.!5 a week. 4w545
... , ,
LeWiSDUrg Female Seminary.
riIIE WINTEIt SESSION' of ihe I.ewisburg
J Female Seminary will commence on
Ttursilau, Ociober l'Jili. Instruction will be
Riven in all the branches usually taught in
uch rns,autioiis,bvcornpetentTeachers. Mrs.
Tanwpsow.a lady experienced in teaching.atid
tavorably known in this place.will be associa -
. - 1 ...Ok .... 1,. ,l.a cnu.'ntan.l.mr.A fifth cehni.l
T. w ncr Session r..r Boarding and Tuition
! in common English branches - - $55.00
I Tuition, without Boarding G, $9 and l0,00
. Quarter
10 00
2 (0
' Use of 1'iano - -
"f"10? anl 'annR. per session
6.C0
3u51S
P. B.
MA Bit.
Heal Estate.
For Kent,
M Until the 1st of April next, the lare
Sioa mius Home at th- fiot of 3d
i Sl Lewisbar. Inquire at Chronicle Office.
FAKM AT
PUBLIC SALE.
riHE subscribers will offer at public sale
I on the premises, on
Thurnhiif, the 57t thin r.f O'lolcr
next, at 12 o'clock. M. of said ilay about
iso ,sv;ts:s
of improved Limestone Land situated part
iu Liberty town -hip, Montour county, and
part in Chilisquuque township. Norlhuinber
land county, adjoinine lands of James Straw-
bridge, Daniel Kobins, and J .hn Voris, late J
the estate of A.la:n Cruz, deceasrii. On it
are creeled a i.irge fiame h use, barn, and
other outbuildings. It is well waterrd, has
large bearing apple orchard, and is in a prod
state of culcicaiion. Also, at the same time,
60 Acres of mountain Lmd,
well timbered, lying about a half mile from
the farm.
Tenns made known on tl.c d.iy of sa!e.
KMAXLLI. HECK, ) r
JAMCS M'MAIIA.N, xpcut"rs
Sept. 15, 1851.
Union Coanly Woodlands
fur Sab.
A (CC ACHES till be sold iu shares
.WUU of 10 acres at Sill per Minre, or
leu shares for$I5each payable in instalments
of one dollar per month. L.icaiiou of lots to
he determined by drawing; Int any pctson
may, by takiiit; a tract of 400 aeres. have the
til e made immediately on pavmnt of the
purchase money, and may select the tract most
acretrfble to their wishes.
This lanJ is situated in the townships of
iiue ieer ana v est uoil.iloe, ami me new
road from Leu isbarg to Sugar Valley passes
thrnn'h it.
Ii is covered with tnuber.surh as While Oak,
Pin", Hemlock, Chestnut und Rock Oak, and
Spruee Run and White Deer Creek furnish
ample water powers for saw-mills, tanneries.
on a majority of the tracts. It is situated
about 10 miles west from Milton and 12 miles
from I.ewisburg, and was formerly the prop
erly of Mr. Jos. Sims. Applv to
B. FRANKLIN CLARK,
No: 3i South Third St. Philadelphia.
FOIt RENT,
A BRICK IIOI-'SE in the upper end of
.Market street, I ewisburg. Possession
given immediately. Inquire at Ihe ofiice of
the Unronicle. Sept. 20, lBol
I) V virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court
) of l.nion cnumv. will te sold at Public
Sale on the premises in White Deer township,
L'uion county, on
Saturday, 8ih Ooror.ER
next, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, tbe follow
ing real estate, to wit:
A tract of land, late the estate of Adam
Ueycr. deceased, situate in said township of
White Deer and county of Union, adjoining
laud of Francis Walker, Abner Robins, David
Uennage, Cha'a Speese and others, containing
35 Acres and 10 Perches,
allowance measure. 20 acres of which are
cleared, and the balance well Tiir.bered.j?
About three acres of the cleared land areT
excellent Mea I. w a good ORCHARD of dif
ferent kiuds of Fruit. Among the iinprove-
Mments are a good two storey Frame
Dwelling House and a FRAME BARS.
There is a!o an excellent Spring of never
failing Water near the dwelling.
The Terms of sale will be easy.
ISRAEL GEYER,
Administrator of An Uetes, dee'd.
White Deer, Sept. 27, 1851
DiaMAjia mail zm
BY order of the Orphans Court of Union
comity, will be soi.l on the premises on
Saturday, the 2Sth October
V r",'0tt,,.ns KeaI EMate situate in Un- ;
ibout an, comprising
112 Acres,
of which about 90 Acres are imnrnve.t a.ot
1 through which runs the Main Road between '
.eu isburg and Selmsgrove. The property is
munded north and west bv lands of Jaeoh
bounded north
lloeh an.l .....i ...i l l . ... i i-
and Engel. There are erected npon the pre-
mises, a large two-storey Log House, a
vWe ' f rlvn' 2. 'TuJt
ORCHARDS. 2 i
1 ne ,an( is in a good state of cultivation,
about 4.0U0 Bushels of LIME having been j
" iunn ine lasi mree years. I
Mir 10 commence alio oclock-,A.M. Terms 1
made known on day or sale by
JOHN GUNDY,
Administrator of Wn.ua Pissr. dee'd.
SepL 26, 1854
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
T)Y virtue of an order ofthe Orphans' Conrt
M,v.itZ rTJ'fill eiM' J" ,he
.ublic House of Gideon Biehl in East Buflkln
Tp, Union Co, Pa, on
: 1851, the following, described Ileal Estate ofj
the late George Rover, deceased :
A small tract ol tirst-rate l.im-sionc i.mu
situate in Btiffiloe township. Union county.
: I.. ..miiA- I. .tin ffohlanrl
I iiihtiiii! iimiMii ojmao
au1 Wln Heimbach.c0ntam.n5
' 13 AcrS
: and 131 Perches neat measure, all cleared
and in a high state of cultivation, and on the
puMic roai leading from Lewisburg to New
Berlin.
Sale to commence at II o clock- in me ire-
he made known on dav of sale.
I GEORGE MEIXELL.
j Administrator of Causes Rufxa, dee'd
1 ocpi. il,
Valuable Real Estate
AT ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
"")T virtne of an order of the Orphans Court
of Union county, the following Kfal
! Estate, late the estate of Ilenrv Kustenba ler.
deceased, late of Whits Peer Tp., Union Co.,
; l'a., will be otTercd at i'ublic Sale on the
premises on
Friday, 3d of November
next, commencing at ten o'clock iu the fore
noon of said day, to wit :
No I. A tract of Liind in
While Deer Tp. aforesai I, adjoining lands of
' Kaufman & Keberand John Koch on the west,
on e north by a 159 acre Tract of said dee'd.
(!0 ! on the rast by Sawmill tract, and on th south
ny i JnJ3 ui nunoi jmi uiuaiu auu Asauici
Dennage, cuntaining
150 Aeres
more or less, all cleared and in a giod state
of cultivation, except about 15 acres which
are in l'irt-rate TIMBER. It comprises also
TWO OltCHARDS.and a portion of eicellent.
Meadow. The improvements are a fe
laree two-storey frame Dwelling House.ljjL I
(and a Spring of never-failin Water.) larje j
fl.l.YA'B.K.V,and other necessary Buildings.
No II. Also another Tract
sitnate in the Township aforesaid, adjoining
lands of Kaufman Sl Reber on the wfst. Dr.
Samuel L. Beck on the north, Jacob Farley
on the east, and other lands of said dee'd on
the south, containing about
159 Slew;
and R9 perches, abo it -iO acres of which ate
QUFi cleared and in a eood slate of cul.i-
Cf'Vi vation, and ,''e residue is first-ra'e (
Timber, with the White ler f'reek ' ,
Wj. running throngli Ine saiil 1 ran.
i r r
Alsf) ailOlllCr Tract
1NO. ill.
situate in the Township aforesaid, a 'j unii g
Ihc ISO acre Tract of said dee'd on the west.
Jacob Farley on the north, lands of the heirs
of Frederick Dieffenbacli on the east, and on
the souih by other lands of said dec'J, contai
ning 7 Acres and fil Perches more or less,
on uhich are creeled a Tram Dwelliu
House. NEW FRAME BARN.
iS.vw Mill, j
&''Hrp Clover Mill, j
i2aK3K3 ith excellent Water Power, a !
good APPLE ORCHARD, a never-failing
Spring of Water at the door of the Dwelling,
and all cleared and in a good state of cultiv
ation. No. IV. Also another Trnct
situate in the Township aforesaid, adjoining
the 13(1 acre tract of said rtee'd on the west,
s.iwmill tract on the north, east bv Diniel
Wiliianis.andsout'i by lands of John M.Itanck,
containing
11 Acres and 15S Perches,
more or less, all cleared and in a high state
of cultivation.
5"The above property will be sold in
whole tracts, or in pieces, as may suit pur
chasers. Terms of sale will be ma le easy.
Any one wishing to examine the property
before tbe day of sale, can do so by calling on
lacob Kusteohader, on the premises, or on
John Datesman. at the west end of Milton
Bridge. JOHN DATESMAN.
JACOB KCSTF.NIIADFR,
A'l'ninhtrttnra ff lUnry Kitteiibader,dtc'd.
Sept. 29, 1S51
tt.Kston Whiy" M Roailins "Adler eojiy 4 irk
anJ a. D l liiils t. 'lTir.nirt-.n
HEAL ESTATE,
Public sale.
AT
11
BV virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court
of t'nion couniv, will be sold, on the
prcmi'cs, in East Uuffaloe Tp, l'uion Co. Pa.
on
."i'iN iii) ff IfoHnhilr
next, the following described real estate of the
late S imucl Wolfe, deceased :
A certain tract of land situate in East Buf
faloe township, about one mile from the Bor
ough of I.ewisburg, adjoining lands of Jacob
fiuiidy, heirs ot treorgeliundy.dec d, Abraham
Brown, in. Brown, and others, containing
71 ACRES
and 86 Perches more or less, all cleared and
in a good state of cultivation, witb an ORC1I
ARD thereon. The improvements are a
Tio-$torru Lficclliii't House.
Frame Bank Bakx,
and other necessary Outbuildings.
Sale to commence at II o clock in the fore
noon of said day. Terms of sale will be easy.
A 11 .M. II M. LAW 9111.,
Ouardian of the Terson and Estate of Mary
Ellen and Wm. 11. Wolfe, and
CATHARINE WOLFE,
finar.Iian of the Person and Estate of
Catharine, Isaac G.,Charles 8., John, and
Samuel L., and Committee of Person and
Estate of James Wolfe all minor child
ren of Stur.L Woirt, dee'd
Lewisburg, Sept. 27, 1S51.
PUBLIC SALE...Satnnu-j, Oct 14.
Orphans' Court Sale.
T) Y virtus of an orJer from ihs Orphans'
I A) Court of Union county, ths undesigned.
Ajmirii!tr.,o,. of BaiSl W.lso,. late of
Kellj -J-p, rf,c,ed, will offer st public sale the
following REAL ESTATE, to wit:
Thit valuable tract of land situated in the
,nwnhip and county sforeaaid, wiihiu 1 miles
'"e thriving village of l-ewinburg, bounded
bv land, of the heirs of Tbo's Wilaon dee'd.
ii..;.i u. ci i ei;...n I..IU.,.. rk:i.
'P hook, and others, containing 2-J Arrcs
or thereabouts, 1 SO acrcacleare.l. having there-
M7,im'T.Ll"T
(,nd a eTer f.ning Spring of Wster.) and sll
"'her out-buildings necessary for ths comfort
and convenience of a Farm. There i. sUo-rx
s good Apple Orehaiil, witn a variety 012:
Fruit Trees. The clesred land is in a high
stsleof eultivstion.snd abounds with Limestone
for sll necessary purposes.
The above property will snawer to divide into
TWO or THREE FARMS, and wUI be sold to
suit purchasers.
For term or sale apply le either of the subs
scribers.or toTaowas Wiison.onthe premises.
ROBT. H. LAIRD,
WM. WILSON. Jb.
SepL I, 1854. Administrators.
EF"if not so 14 as above, the said Farm will
be FOS urn.
farms anb utlot
rJ
- ro:t sale
-1
'l'ne subscriber ofT.-rs f r site that wfll
known propert.-, formerly Col. Jams Moore's,
situated in HuTaloe and' East Bulfaloe tn-n-ships.
Union Cj., Pa., one mile west of I.cn--isliur.
frontina on ihe Turnpike and c n tlie
oid 11 e roa I. This farm contains
150 Acres
of first onnhtv Limestone land, in a mm siair
of cultivation, all liavin?leeii thorouRlily limed
.....it. iiMim of Mvinr water maniac
entirely tlirou-h th place.tlie best of Sprines
at the door of'the Mansion H.visr.a very larse
Hank ilarii.an tiretiar.t oi yoiint; ueariug rer
of various kinds, and all Outhouse reqni- ite
for a good farm, with some Woodland. Also
80 ACRES
on the flnlTiloe road, adjoining said Farm, is :
o!lerei in S oi Iroin u iu xw acres facn,
to suit purchiSTs.npon which is some chine'
riinbpr.u hu h will bp so!ti as u snsius.onuc
wood wi I be removed il" the land be sold. A
living s nam of water runs ihroneh these
O itlots. There are Oak. alinit. Maple, and
Hickory shade trees on the premie.
If not -"ld at private sale by the 1 1th Octo
ber next, the above property will be offered a!
n ni.K' SAM-: on theabmeilayat lOo'eloek
A.M. If a pleasant day, the sale will be on
the premises ; otherwise, at Kline's Hotel, in
I.ewisburg. For further particulars, inquire ot
JOSEPH MEIXL'LL.
I.ewisburr, Aug. II, 1S5
IT" Also at Private S5al-. the wr!l-!inorn
Hoiis-- Farm, cmit.iininz TY) Ill.MiKKDi
At'RK, lvin in Xorihumbf rland connty. on I
the east b:ink r f the SJSqin-Iianna Kiver. two
miles from Lewisbun, and two from .Viiton.
As there are two setts of hnildincs, this 1 arm
mav he divided, and I will sell either p.,rtion.
or both, as may suit purchasers.
JtHEPIl MEI.YCI.L.
Bia.fa!oe Valley Farm
11 UK SALE. Having become loo old to
1 manage my larg - Farm to advantage, 1
wish to seil a part of tbe same say a tract ol
95 Acres, or of 105,
as a purclnser inis;ht desire. The portion I
would p.nt with is all first quality Limestone
land. and every field may be watered from the
Little Uuil'.iloe creek. It is all under a troo.!
cultivation, with new lenees, except at-ot-t r
neri of ereel lei. I TI t It V. II. Ti.ere ''
I . I it.... .,. .,,.,1 .,.,.'?'-.-
! which thousnnds of bushels are sold li ;
vearr. it nasatsva veuns Dvaiii'i;
Orchard.
Tiie improvements ill n
nre a gnr.-l
E with a (Vilar
iil-- it a Sprint'
two-slorev r rai.ie 1IOI ."
Ki'chen.ar. l a Pump !
House, a larye MASK M.'.Va Wngon Sued,
a C. rn House, and oihcr ouibuiMirgs.
The property lies in Kelly township, near
fiul tin's st. re and Kelly's tail! 5 miles from
Le;visb:trg. and 2 from Milton an-l has been
pronoiiiire.l one of the best in the Valley.
Title, indisputable. P.-iyn.ent to be mnde
one half down, and tbe remainder on time
Possession given the 1st of April nest.
Aug. T. 1S3I SAWL'21, ODl'It.
FOR SALE.
.r 4 Th.it Ian" and desiraMe propertv on th I rnri '.f t-u-ir-corner
of Market and Water street weil ! , ftt !' r l" r"'
a rt-iilerice an.1 place f hn.ines.
There is a lan:e liKICK iloiie coniaininr
1 lure rooms oi iiie tirvi il.mr.6 licd-runnis tn
the secen:! d-w.r.anJ 2 brire nrushe,! r. or:i on
fhe thir-!. A Kitchen anJ Wnshl.-n-sr-alj..i:i.
There are aUo a spieit u CVKar.Iarpc rvme.it
('istern, a Titmp, and Well cf cmh! u arr, a
.iab.ef and all necessary Outhuild.ncs.
Tor t'rms Ac. apply to Geo. F. Vf.fr. V.,
ron rext.
From the 1st Ap
LiIOi).M.S on Nonh
,-ii ner', thhtii:
on .soriu i uir.t sireei, now
in tcli oeciirTtcv cf Curries S. n.-ll as a
Restaurant, and Silo ,-r.s. Tl.ey are v.'Il
suited for l'.iop, tti'ic.cs, or St'.res. Enipiirc
of V.'M. FK'i.'K.
I.ewisbnrg, Feb. I. l.'l
New Vor!i Adv'ts.
TIIK (iUKAT
im:.mi:dv,
A
BOL'T winch so much has been said and
r'llili-he.l. is among us. V. bo h;,s riot
heard ol the VE.Xir l.V .'II STASG l.l.Xl-
ME.Xl ? Many millions of brittle have been
sold and used to cure Rheumatism. Clccrs.
Sores rtenises. Snr.tintr. I, n ..r.n P..I......
' Salt Rheum, Piles, M .re Nipp'es ar.d Ca!;ed
! Breasts, Cancers, Itch, Corns on ihe Toes,
Sore Eyes. Ear-ache. Pin: les. Swollen Joints
or Limbs, Cuts, fralds, or S-al i-hea.l, Numb
Palsy, Bunions or frosted feet. Warts, or any
other complan.t that can be reached by an
external remedy. And it has always been
sneeessful. Ir is caraLLV noon in healing
Wounds, Scratches, saddle or harness Calls,
or any sprain, soreness or stiffness, and it is
warranted to cure Spavin, Hmgbjne, Splint,
or roll Evil, on Horses.
t"7The Liniment is put up in three sizes,
and retails at US cts,50 cts.and ."SI. The large 1
bottles contain much more Liniment in propnr-
lion to the prices, and are therefore cheanesL I
To Counlri .Vert-hint.
Every store should' be supplied with this I
valuable LINIMENT, as it pavs a good profit ;
nn.l sell. r.-ini.lU-. fi W W I'sil 1 I Of I tr 1
a 'r- o ...:
t'"-1-""11 uuss n i o.j ,
Originator and sole Proprieter. i
PrincipalOifiees 304 Broadway, NewYork.
and cor. 3d & Market Sts.,St. Louis, .Missouri.;
Sold by every dealer in drugs and medicines ,
throughout the United States, Canada, West'
Indies, and Bermuda Islands. Iyf:)3
To IVrmns out of Emjili.yment.
$500 to $10C9 a-year.
A CIU.XCE TO 3IAKU SIOXET JXD VO GOOD:
BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
TIIHE subscriber publishes a number of most
X valuable Pictorial Books, very popular,
and of such a moral and religious influence
that while no-d m.-n nay safely rngrnif. In their limita
tion, they will rotifer a imt.lic benrlit, and receive a lair
eompensattnn for lhtr labor.
Tn m-n e.r eiiteriirise an.! tart, thU hnnes etT-rs an
opportunity f.r prolltat.le etnl-loTnient, wliliim nMt w,th.
1'er.on. wi..htn; tn rnuaise in their wile, will r. eette
promrt'y hr mail a Oireular rontainint! full pvrtieul.r.
with "Uirei-tii.tia tn permna Ut arl aa Atp-nla,''
tosthnr with the term on which they will be furniheit,
by sUilre?eiOi; tin- anhsrriher. yo-t--ai.l.
KOIIEHT SKARK. I'uhli.hee.
1K1 IViltiam Street. New Tort.
-Tn Tre.. an-l rraity for A;, nta l-y Ih. 1st of Ort,
18S4. "Senrf IlImtrtltM Ueierifititm ff'tS Kmsxux i'.a- ;
jti,-. Snr further partirulnra ait.lreaa an ikTf.
Seta Wbcal. i
rilHE undersigned offer for sale the celeb-;
I rated (.ALL (White) WHEAT for
scr.ii. i-nce, rive uoiis. and t wenty-live
baleerObrderSfn
bags. Orders promptly executed. Address ,
Commission Merchant! Spear . Wharf. Balt
d.,.: . i. .o.-. 1 '
Baltimore, Aug. 31, 1854
BLANKS Constables fn
ar)rJ ;
Constables, for Stile!
o?prinied lo ordw.at rt,t ChrobicleOfTie'
" TH3 CABIN E07'S ST0HY,"
A 8.N,..tl-.l llom.n-. f I...-..- tot-r-t. l j H
..th.,r.,f i:.. i-.r.o- utoi.- ilk -L rri fijrt,'
I Hie -ui-i u.i.r," kr.
'i " w .r.-...j -
u .b-iUr mrioi, i iu-ri.t ii u ir-M uf lb- r."r
with l.:. h mi) T-in t: n r .uiin-fr..!.i 1.1, . n I.
rtci.J 't til- I'lib:.- ' i'n tl :' rr'iiY'' i- a
r..:n mli'- rinrr-iOn lllil -trnlo-i 11 l.-irr -r cf III.- ?tTe
Tra-ii-. ua .-jrri-.! (-ii in ttn' I t-1 ( A'ri' lh-ri.Ltj-,r
rut ht ti in tlif iitt U" a-rinioi. an. . IjAr
i r.-t. ri sr.-1. 1 io.l from f-rn r.al'j'taii.loMf i:l. ilt.ij.
I v I. r 01 of xt'Uoi ' int-r.'-t sifl wIt. rlu; a
i iho kbnM w..rk ..l , -u-um-m
;fclarl4..tsii-uthMBlwu. SO'"- linn.i-!i
I it it r..;:n.i.. . n firt' rf ry l. 1 ..iirr.-ii.-. i.,
. l.i-l.rv ul lb li. r. lDnf th ru.r. tin. :lrr.iv
:,( n
U-j .ir, !.,,,! ul I'. n-UimiK.r.f. iu..i-i o i i
nrrl.
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p, r,r,y..i UirsgiKutiiM t..ry ' mna.y "!
J?- wV (r H -
mh ,w ,,, tii.ii., it rr,;ina;;jr ifc ir it,u-r.i.. i
i pui.li-i. ; o.niu nt;. it - i. ..r wi. ks -l ti-.- y
, :"Z!7:l'M:f
li'H'.iy J- rl III .t in" w ri wi-i rrra - p
T"-vr -fmnnn. f r r tii f-r. v. B-trtil.tj.n't i. :. j
i liuiiwr'-uf. ior.. in.-" iir.-
l-ati'.f rr-lati -n In tto'
iiiol l ur. ll-.fii. 'avp u:i ll. Afr;.-n P.t
ti n I y ""e wl.i. I-..- wiu-hhI I. .n ail ila l.i-t. - u ffi-f r
niilr.' T'.e trk i- wr.lM, in . lif..-t.- an t l-ir.- litn.'ii .
eni will m a wi-le Die &ui la truf-irc aUdiliou to il.
finilv IiLrrT.
1. c,iii:lT T-.ui.ti in ti-'i h I'rie. in "Mil.
in ;ujr,7j r n P. t wl.l. !t r.-tv c-;i"-- iH fnl y
t ;.ubi:nr- t- any part of tli ciruutiy fn of i
KMUtl;TJ i STIU.I.T.
y B l-.m --r-.t. .w v ' r.
krA .y n.-ki.iJlrr lhri.ul;.n ut lU Vn.uA Hi-
ana Cri'i I nT:u
Baltimore Advs.
.fTri
Is 1-
Si
CAIill, GEIE & CO.,
Floar, Grain, & Lambcr Coaualssicn
Merchantj...i;3 & :
O r'car . nan.
. it i r
Kritii t. JrflUni'tre.
John rUrttw. Eq.. 'rt ( i!i;W Lnl;.) i.tn,,,,-,
A. P. ....-, yh. Ir.nlm "io '
J .hnll.ru,!. Jr.. K-. : rul j.,.
K t-'.-rn. Men:rk"n 1 ".. f
J. Tome. K-. . I'l-e. I C-'il llank, Poll Le;o?;t.
J. Wall'.a.T A s.n. llrr:..urjr.
I .t II. c. Ki.-r. I ...
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V . H I' ...-. I . ; ,
S.in-iu .- loo It. r:-.i .
. Mi't'.n.
viui.rr.
; i.r-- 1.. .I.i e. K- . It i :1 -n ill..
VS t . H.:.l.r. V ' -JO. MI i , .. ...
O.-ii- W'-i r. l'i -t..-r. .
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.:;iiinl -irt.
U;s Ii. II , K-, ?
M It- (TV i I, O !.. J. IT-'' T-.
J. I: llul.l . l.-v-'i II iven.
It 'CAll!:. tii:iK & CO have tbe largest
Whirf r mm i..f anv Commission House n;
Qjltimoie, alw ays giving iai -k iVpn:ch to
lioals in diseliargir.g their cargi es. fn.jl?
FITS: FITS ! FITS!
EPILEPTIC PILLS,
For the rwe tif FHk. ii'jinf. C rrpr, c:,,J ..
A'-rr'i'iji end (' t.t i! .it.a'iiil l) ?ea:?i.
1"T'lls;i.S who .-;re iab..r iig u:Mcr tl.:--disif-e-.sir.g
iiiala iv u tin.l ti.e ECIT !'-
ABLE EPILEPTIC PILLS to be ih- i
reinedv ty r dicovircd for cuiiiig I'.jn.fp-. .
or Pallirig Fits.
Tl!"afl I'. It- .. a rrff.e a-.-r An fi'.n.
tt. m. nl'ti u.u th
5 r- r ir- -I ---j--i iitv f r :K-
: i .t: t!
Ki ) ) fit
11 dry .-i. .1
i f i.
m hi .-''ti I r
( Vb
isi r-u.. L-itft -r. In r.
r.f .irr tnr. lin . -i rT.i:
ejrei diiia; Ir I'sT.ffn'.ai.
! y t.iTnJ:.fLi -f .tl.
I'ri f ' pT l"-j,"rti T-! f r
IV.rr.
th. titv. ,nri'-ir,tc r'-mi.tan"-. i 1 h:.T H- ' r i
I ' . ti !!.,,! -, ri I. fr. of t K'.r rl M
rilTil S. It N... 1 '.lit: i k - tt.
V l .to ni i r-1 r- f'.-m -.'! r'"- fi'-' I n mu-t
Pliiladolplua Ailvs.
w v iJ..j; .V,
1
;OK i!.- cure rl HEKM or I.T 'PI I 1:::--
Acii ia :,!. I I v I l.i- h:i;:ie.-l : i -:.c..l
. a.ithor.t.es ,.i r,,::;:. I.i u ii.c..r.irar..l-'v tn
. pen r to -iv i-ii.er n use, 'j'V-r. rs u.;l Ir
, rat 1 to learn tint ti.e o.'c.ti,.n rn.w , ir. r.i
' o. pr. ruie i:. .t oiily ihc I.,'.'.';. ttlld n.rt 1 .-..
! I'lll as d'irn'hl- a Truss r.r v tb'r. in i.Ml ol
. tl.e ciiinl ro'is and unci rr. f oi.tb:e art.c'e i:-'i-1
ally sold. There is no . tl'.nillv atteinl-ng
i titling, anil when ibe p.:d is ..eaud it uil
reinm its posit, en v. ':'.., ut change.
Per. 11s at a iiisi;uire unable to call rn ihe5
j subscribi r, can haic the 'Iruss sent lo aMy
al.lress, l.y remitting Five :, !'ar. f,.rt!.c s,J
1 gleTni-s.or T-'n f-rthe lioi.Me wiili in.!- i:re
anoir.d llie hips, an I slating tbe side aflivted.
1 It will be eveh.sn.geil to s-iit if not fitting .y
1 returning it at .oce, unsle 1.
For sal? oi.lv bv tlie lir.portrr,
CALK l H. -EF.1H.ES,
; Cor. Twelfth A Rice s-s. Phihii'lphia.
I T Lndies requiring the benefit of Mivhn-
; nical Supports, owing tn ileranseinent of the
, iii'ernal org-iiis, inclu.iiiig railing of the Womb.
1 vocal, pulmor.ary.dyspeptie. nervous, and spi
nal weakness, are informed thnl a competent
and experienced Lai will be in attendance at
1 Ihe Rooms, (set apnrt f. r their exclusive use)
.o. in in t.1.1 1 ,1 m..1si rtoor above R ice.
lv.VS3
Xetr stuck ) Wladow Ehjdes. vi
1S5-1 S if H3-l
G. L. MILLKR & CO.,
MinufMturm and Khulemle t Rttaii Dialers in
T ISVOW SHADES south-west corner I
V Second and Arch St. I'hiLdtlyMa. j
Such as (iothe's Landscapes, Rorders, Vases, I
Scrolls. Bonnets, tiol.l Horders A-r? of Ih. moo I
!l. - ;rl Hi.n. c u ;.. i
.-.- , I.1..SU in
hte country, and at such Low IriTi as
to challenge all competiiion. Hiiffaml White
Hollands, Cambrics, Tassels, Cords, Brasses,
&c in every variety for City or Country tiade.
tWe invite an examination of our Stock
I at the Depot, S. V . comer 2d & Arch. Philad.
i Jan. 1S131 4m."ill .
BUILDING HARDWARE
in
Tool Store exclusively,
77ie tersest EstMUhmer.t ofthe kind in tht I'.S.
n'm. M. M'C lure & Uro.
NTo.'27 Market St. above Seventh, I'hilad.
MAM FACTI KEKsi' Depot for Locks cf
all kinds, warranted quality. Patenl
Silvered, lilass Knobs."
Premium Porcelain Knohs.overWO patterns.
Silvei-pl.ited Knobs, Hinges, Ac, with the
most complete assortment of all the Modern
(Joods iu tins line.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine
Slock. Catalogues sent by Mail if desired.
Hut Air llnjislfrs anil Ventilators ot
Factory I'rios.
rffAll orders put up under the immediate
supervision of the Firm.
CALL AND SEE US. 6m51!t
Kook Ascntit TI anted.
a r:r'T. tvivrrn .- . t ,
mos, popnIar ,nd saleable b(Klks p'ublishc(
onrriyFo!.h:,n bM0,,lful''r
ored Engravings; also the most popular works
of T. S. AsTiies, including "Arthur's Cottage
..mrarv."
Tutelllent anit enterpri.ae men will Ana this s pless-
For parlieular., addre-n (poptpairtl
ji. w. iv&AiM.Ft, riiMi.tiae.
tyv ISo. t ir,h ..urjb t.'ri,..
TrijKm, Supporters,
! C f -71',' r. D. uvawuu.BI,,,;.
I T ii i.icr Urares, and all mu
, imLS fofieatApparalnssndBiB
aii?.anti tru ana warrar.,.
a I , f , t . , l . ' ' , . . ..,. .
" . ') i.r..i n r-. m II.F..V
! ACIIA.V, Sn
4 t -Nor.h &EVENTU Siren
I Vlul'idthiltiit.
j The sreat number of Females re'ieved ar,
j cured by wearing Mrs. M'Clrnarhsn's hu-'
porters, warrants hrr in e. n.nirnifiiij; ihrm a,
- . .. ... .t ... , . .
" ,l"r ""-"J""o " 'vrr cr. m
to the publ-C Ij517ld
j .
Philadelphia Spring Trade 154.
i .tA I" R1CIIT, t'A TIXCTOX H f.fJ'
i 152 Mar Let St. & 23 Merchant S,
liiip'jrltrt and h !'$,. Ir J.'nilrrt i
Maple . ranrj i,, tood,
VltE now receiving a very CENfcKi
ASSORTMENT of
Domestic nno Xorrijn Xubrits,
suitable or boih City and Ciuuiry Trade, arl
which they nlier at r-y ktc pr ret, U t
Caab, or to Prompt Six Moi.tl.s' Men.
t v'" Vve solicit an namir.ation .f not sxtt
l.y City, N'eighui,r;r.2 and Lisiani 1,'uerj.
CHAI NCLV HCLBfl.T,
WIT 14
Wainwright. II.iclii.gtuo & Flnvd. im Maiket
I I 'ln-.i icx'j m. rh.lulilfhia.
j i ivi: sTixio.ritY.
rin.'lH & FI'I.TON, If) Soinh EIGHTH
j Mieet, I'ilidilfibw beg leave torsi
il:e a t-nt:oM ,! Country Dealers, hchio's. ai.
, re: -. t.s vii:i g ti.e Cry, to their cB.piev
;i fiTt.ei.t ol .'.'g.'-... Vrenrh, and Amtricm
STATU .r.i Y.n bich they are srliirs. V. l,f
j sale a.ii la-:ail on ti.e mo-.t reasonable lerfr.
'1 b'-n 1. rf roiopnes erery t'Trittlf of Car '
I etter ar l Notr Pa cr and Envelopes, inrbi.i.
1 irg a full as-crtrpini tif the celebrated em-di
i Y'Xuau.. ' 4
(I .Id and Steel Tens, rr.iwi'rg P.nriN (fa.
r"s mid oibers"), 1 r, ,t ? Purer It ..v. I
I b
II. nr-l
V.ar. Ii... li.!.s.sr,.-. I;, rf,r.'
i ( ri r-i es,V.'('sr--it;.ti
rfr;ti.ors.ie, I'. f-I.
r.s'an.1 ! Her f. .,-,;,.
' J': r-t.-!:i s. Wri'i
Peis.., s v.Mt.t.g the Cur
! envelopes emtlSTiJ
I" -' ex'ra rharr.
'-:.'. r- ,md iiivtnuTTi r rf
ran t;.nv? ir.p-.r r: t
wth thi'ir I.','..- v
I P Of.l..T .V. m i'
IVarrtii' tr r-r".pi:'T!ii!'v
trie strictest nJT--rr,,v
'-a: .., f'.rt ;..),
''m.-l-pd;
Irnf; !-ave rt'-pPcTf;i'!y ti rail ihe F-'tiir
aii'-r.t n in tuv K-tahl:hn ei,t. Xu.
I x- u'h I I LT!? M."(he;o ri.e:r:ui).'ft.:r.f;
! ... f.T ;ht; it.at.!!!;:C'.re aii :t sale il r.B
; '!opi'i. here I w i!' always be in readini
j ! atit-uii t. any or-Irr I may be (avored with,
j I zm prrpirt i t furr.isii Kiivrlt f i . every
t -in . V; . rn ! ! m ripi.-n. V hia!e an t
Ii',t:.:!.,f.r"i;; '.f i: ."i pr.veri;. plan and U ta!
I I vi ij..l ci-tj cz'i stt:eiiin:n to the lie Sirk
I lltii't r it.. i'nr';fir. r.ii Fn. bo$ir,z cf
t t j if-v (' rt- r. r Fn-.-effp-.. I.etterheaiU
if.
ll-P
Car.!--. Circi.brs. Ac., all of mbif h
i I li.n.i.b
I T: ."I S lb
I iil p'
utv tow rates', tarrpin. letters
ir Tg lo tbe Dead Lf tier Ofl-ee.
i.i n.c1. ir.es i f the la'tsiimprnve
;n: . vte. rriMieg. A e , also f. r
iTents f .r e:n: . s:r e. rrit.iteg, Ac
i 'be manufacture of Fni cUtc s, ard every fnei-
' ii v r- er"c:,:r,- r.'ers a i h ill spatch.ar.il f. r
ihe.r ! -l:t erv t v Hxpres. L'nes r as mnv le
acre, r
er :i. I can tut f:,i to compete with it
II. v 1
sial li-hrrent ,-f it.e kir.i
I in T'.e tr- r.-l. :
crivi,.,..;v b;i I,
i'. n eprubie Fnvelrpe.
s.t"ip'es of which mav be
, also rf Pie-Stamped Fnv.
WM lOI.BFRT.
V. l;:nu' ITate, .r.
1! 'f TI.TKU. i: . uth M:i ().D St..
';. r, '1 1, u. -2 ,!. , rs above I iiesii ut. East
. In p. rif-rm .' Vanntarinrer a'i kinds ot
I.'.l 1 ) i A iil' Consisting in part 1 1
tl.e ..:ion g. Ladies' Tiavelme Has-
sets,
lias!.
W- rl. L'-i-l-iets. Fb.n-er s.ske!s. CiTe.
;.r Baskets. Plain. Fancy and Em-
1 r. ol. ie.1 Pask. ts. Laiiies VVrik Stands and
Sewtr? 'bai-s , f crtutt.nl iVs:;.-n aruj nrt;.
lent w. rc..:in-bir. which he ia sillii.g remar-
il I
ciienp lor l'..sh.
N.ll. Just recciCed fn m Cerrr.any.a lart
1 ar.d varied aSM.itn:enl of FA.NCV COOrS.i,,
winch tbe a lentuu it the public is respcr
j fu'oj .iiv.ttd fiiu517l3.ij
1 I'iircitiilogy. .
. roirLC::s. pn.Ls, . 7.ojv .vrr tork.
r. Have opened a Turem,l,.s taC b.nrt
- ar.ll .Ve. a, .l'l,. 1 rcil A.
e. betweru 6:h and 7ih. 'iW, ;,,
. and are ire pared 10 furnish all their
) f-i Woi's n Flirrnilccy. Physiology,
X Hvdiopathy. Magnetism, and Phim
tl2?0 cgraphy. at Mew York prices.
Professional Kxaininaiii.ns.wnh Chartsjnd
full written desenpuops of character, given
day and evening. L"?'Cabinet free te visi
lors lySI7c.Wq
ZIW P.KIXTS.
"VNC-THIRD CHEAPER THAN WUITB
LEAD, and fiee from all poisonous
.lunoli.a.
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rhe. .ed ,tupn.,d th. .walilv
a n..ir rr. .Iu 1- r- -. .....,i l..i.n.!,lMtH,
I SOi-DRIvR Itih'.S. In., ae. l.r..i . oil, ha
i a-.-. i . 1 I e.-kinre, ut Ir. 1:1 ... to - butlf ; aifw
1 I-UV . in b.r .!. .l i . p. unar h.
Tl. ir V. Mil r. .IM . .I...I, I4 dry rre.w4 ha
1 oil. ia ...riant, a , .re .jm! nnawrf-aawd Sr Stwy j
ur.ii..i tm w l.ir-n. ...
j A a., lb'. I of prvfarallen ha. reeentlv bees illw.l, S.
whi. 1. , i.Ml.le-tl.e c. h.mo. lo .trmt tli.tf pamto aa
l--. Iir-h anl h.ft in tl.e ke. ft.r apy r-awiwabl 11b..
I In tin. r--t t their -uuiU will b. aus-rior to aay atWr
In tl.e r..nrk. t.
Th. ir l lluS ZINC PAINT, whirh ItMliiliW
1 rr.. r. .ri.l .-an rnlr 1 ao..l. frem the Ztrc area fr. a.
! N.w Ann, 1. Sow .ell ha. nbliu pnMeett.a f asll
i . ti- n i-i li-l to iro. i oi h.r aietalir anrfarea
Ti,..r srosklMLoK fAINTpowe. all taw srewer
i tie. .-f the l'r. .n.nj t. . f n acm-a' I. eolor r sats-
lli-g l'Uar. Ivyota, lNill.nt'.nr. VTi.itss Sr.
HUM II X KICVAKPf.
I Whele,!. Pa.nt la-alera aa. Innnrtera,
I N. W.eor.cf bub aa.l Varbat Sla. i'kUmdetuJum.
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STRAW GOODS. ..SPRIT.G 1854.
CIHE subscribers are nowprepared to exhi
l bit at their
Splcn.lil !.rsT IMabllshmeat
Xn. 41 ,yiiTA .S' coh, St. mhufefph'a,
an entire new and beautiful stock of Straw.
Fancy and Silk Bonnets and Flatts, Flowers,
Ac, and Panama, Palm and Summer Hats for
gentlemen, which oar old patrons. Merchants
and Milliners generally are invited to examine,
confidently promising them.in extest,in variety,
in novelty, and in styles, a stock unequalled
tT Orders carefully and promptly executed.
THOMAS WHITE & CO.
Rags Wanted.
BEING extensively engaged1 in the manuf
acture of PAPER, we will pay to Coon
try Merchants and others having RAGS for
sale, wore than the jtreunt market prices -Casa
JESSI P A MOORK. Paper Manofact s
ridVrivla'.s. 4 A tfi. North f
Sin"S (1st 9t. be ow Areh,Ker--, Urn 4t ftaiv
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