LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.
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Nor. 24, 1854.
T Iff wWaaewa .Item. Th l.awiaaran Ctftwrn I
aaaaaallraHla tha larraat cireulatioa of uj Engitaa
r ajwaaw rowwir.
Mtterial Occmpondenc of LewUtmf Ohronlcl.. j 450 pg well got op and illustrated in
Pittsburg, Nut. 14, 1854. the best manner is announced by Mason
The lightning train floated me off from ! Brothers.
H arrisburg last evening ; and there being ! " Tho Musical Gazette," published eve
no moon, and very cloud v, scarcely a pas-; rJ Saturday, devoted to the higher depart
ing glimpse could be had of the pictur- j nient of musical literature, criticism, pain
Mque aoenery of the Juniata, the ninety I ''"gi sculpture, musical correspondence,
fot trades and wide panoramic of the
AUegbanies, or dizzy precipices of tho
Coneniaugb. Swinging around curves,
and straining np grades, furnished our
Pr.,H. o. winutng nvcr,
and l.fty mountain, ., we plnnged thro'
the rayles. and solemn midnight, as thro'
.0 atmosphere of palpable ebony-rushing
onward with eager, fcvorh impetuosity,
as if fleeing with winged impulse from the
at tariff niiNntr ttf witti m nnim-inmahla Vi na-wa-ia
lUts ftegrtmmcd and smoky city occn-
e J J
pies a triansular mateau at the l unction of
the Allegheny and Monongahcla rivers, damkl i:i.i.a.n. Know xotiung. snrrr
h. - , , k . , . . i Oirj hi. afcd all-tkikgto-all-iiirli od lha
emmed in on thc east by a body of lufty ' i.qnonutinn i:-om
kill. - -Ilk ll..l,m.P;....l.. . GRFKNK r. BKONSOV Anil AlBilnWretiro,
bills , with Allegheny City on the flatt at '. ii.rd, Nhrk, t d o.i Liquor ss.tm
l.e foot of the hills on the opposite bank T'"ou.-sttcriBg'Iriii,.D,icinHdrierb.
of the Allegheny ; and a high.bluff, like i To,al hc"J Dalf Million Votes I The
the Blue Hill, at the other sh'jre of the 1 combined Kuiu and Foreign influence in
Nonongahela, with glass-works, ka. at its New York Cit7 roIIed UP ,u0 fuarful ma
Use, farm buildings at the summit, and j"r!,J of 14-5gl "gainst Clark ! and was
eial mines opening on its face. Glass and ; "'ta'cd by the large cities of Brooklyn,
iroa works and other manufactories are ' Albany, Uuffalo, Ac. ke. But then the
eattered in all directions, sending np col- ! "rural district" TOt iudepcndcntly,and
wuus of black smoke that darken the ! thc resuU is Maine Law nJ Anti-ft'eb-aky,
and spreads over the city and into j rattl """Dipb. Thc combined onset was
the houses and clothing, like the plagues ' "Sa't Clark. The other Whig candid
of Egypt, only it does no harm. The 1 at:s Raymond for Lieutenant Governor,
hmbent flames and mild heat of the bitu- ! F',iuuKh "T Canal Commissioner, Bowne
ruinous coal, burned in open grates, eon-
trasts very pleasantly with the fierce, con
suming heat of anthracite in close stoves,
and prompts a wish for a "swap." The
mote and Oust are besides as healing to
ore lungs as resin and pitch can be; but
tidy housewives especially brunettes
tnigl't not like to have their complexions
and furniture soiled by 6uch a sooty
atmosphere.
The day is cold and cloudy, the Ohio
nd its afflucUs as low as the West Branch
below tne Dam in dog days, witu coal-
lightere aground on the gravel bars, and
team-boats laid up all along shore ; and
though the rail-roads are doing a very
heavy business, yet in thc hurried tramp
I took to compare notes with the aspect of
things when here in '37, the city seemed
excessively dull aud gloomy, as if sullenly
preparing for ascension day.
The Court Honse is an imposing edifice
of white marble turned grizzly grey, half
way tip Grant's Hill, and overlooking the
itty and adjacent country. Judges Grier
nd Irwin were sitting in the U. S. Circuit
Court the latter a fine specimen of lucky
mediocrity, and the former listening to
arguments from Wilson M'Candlcss and
Judge Shalcr, as bland and benignant as
if he had never threatcnod to hang an
Abolitionist, and didn't know the differ
ence between a "right bower" and the
"ace of spades." In thc Quarter Sessions,
Jadge M'Clure sat watching thc witnesses
la a petty larceny case, as intently and
fiercely as a fish-hawk, and looks for all
the world like Charley M'Grcgor, slightly
longated. II.C. U.
IlABTFOnn, Ct., Nov. 19 There is a
great tir in this city today, in reference
ro the interment of thc remains of Father
m Brady, late Pastor of thc Catholic congre
gation here, and who died on Thusday
evening of cholera. Tbe Roman Catholic
Bishop refused to allow the remains to be
interred near thc church, or with Catholic
rites. It appears that, in oonscquence of
otne difficulty, the Bishop had recently
tnspendfd Father Brady, and the treat
ment the latter received, it is alleged by
Many, induced thc illness which termina
ted in his death. The most of the people,
of all sect, espoused ' the canse of
the deceased, and dug a grave for the
remains, which the Bishop caused to be
filled np. The grave was again opened this
morning, and, despite the opposition of the
the Bishop, thc funeral ceremonies were
carried through, including the Mass, ke.
As an example of ih; privileges apper
taining to the chair editorial, ind to con
vince our many readers that the post of
Editor is one of honor, we may mention
that the Ladies of Athens, in solemn con
clave assembled, have unanimously deci
ded that Chables T. IU'ston, Eq , Ex
Editor of tbe "Athenian," is the only
virtuous, modest, well behaved young man
in the plaet. Some cf thc elder ladies
lave furthermore given out that he is thc
only one in the town, who shall be allowed
tbe chance of proposing for their daugh
ters. He wears thc honor with becoming
dignity. Athens Gutttte.
' We asked a New York Know Nothing
t'other day if they made anything by run
ling Ullman ? when be gave sigh and
whispered out, Know, Nothing!" Ibid.
Niw York, Not. 18. The Coroner
concluded bis investigation, lasting ten
days, relative to the election riots in Wil
liamsburg, last evening. Tbe jury returned
ft verdict of guilty sgainst Oliver Lee for
tbe murder of Win. II. Harrison, and
gainst Thomas Newman and an unknown
Jtr.cn. for tbe murder of Mr. ?n.ith j 22 !
rwi jRiwui wcii; tvuoii guutj as leCC4-
ataW
JPWaaw
Masoo UrotLrrs, of New York, announce
new novel by Finn; Fern. It if entitled
" Ruth ITall," and will be a homely tale
of real life.
A " Life of Horace Greeley," by James
ration, f inning a duodecimo volume of
ke. A beautiful 4 to publication. $'2.00
Per year. Mason Bkothirs. 23 l'ark
I low, ft. l.
turTbe New York Election is at last
,dcciJl.d Thc VUmcnn drallt chan)paign
I , km jays 0Vf.r hiMnppMcd .ucmm ; the
Scjmour8 ini3ulgcd in barrels of bad liquor
f,)r scverj, FUCCCcJing n;g,lts . bnt at ,a(it
Kl.AnK k,n kalmjr UrM the korrcctod
Kanva.8 oVr a fc of uu ,Lu9 .
. . . .
. "i"".?.r. 'r"; . , , .
I10?lTlOSfVMOfli. AdRitnMratlon. Soft
-,5T',J4i
I ti Mii-u. n:f Dd ii.if .cbrk, and
i ,ur s,ate 1 rlson "ipector-aro elected by
large majorities.
Illinois Col. Richardson is re-elected
from the Quincy District by only 750 ma
; jor;,v. M.,j. T. IIarris runs out yat(?s
. in tbe SiirinsBclJ District by bare 204
majority, (a reverse entirely attributable
to local quarrels and tbe heedlessness gen
erated by over-confidence ;) while S. S.
Marshall, (Dem.) supposed to favor Ne
braska, is chosen from the Cairo District
j without opposition ; but J. C. Allen, who
was elected two years since by P278 ma-
j jority, is now beaten by Col. Willium B.
Archer (Whig Republican) by nearly 1000
majority.
The new Delegation will stand :
Etiha B Wuhbnra W.) re-elrrtrd br 4100 mj.
JV II. Wnodworth. (Krpul.) XI0 mj. n-r Wcntworlli.
John O. N. rton, i W.) re-i.lcct.-d. 2S00 maj.
Jam Kwx (V ) re-ctoted. ioitf) maj.
Wm. A Rirhardauff. r.WWaaka Win ) rt-tlretrd.
Thn 1. Ilarri". 'NVfcnuka D--m.) or Ytei W.
Wm. B. Arriier. ( W.) m J. C. Alloa, Nrbrark I. n.
Lyman Tn.nbnll. Anli-Nrb- Di-u.) over W-Alka,Xb.D.
S- 9. Marshall, (Dmh.) no opp.
The State Treasurer and Legislature arc
Anti-Nebraska.
Prosthiptiox. Some of the office hol
ders in Pennsylvania are in a very bad
bumor on account of the defeat of Gov.
Bigler, and have commenced a war of pro
scription against those who voted for Pol
luck. The Superintendent of the State
Shops at ParkcrsLurg, discharged several
men because they dared to act tbe part of
freemen, aud vote the American ticket.
, . . K 1 j i 1-.
despot at heart would be guilty of lor-
eigncrs were put in the places of these
men. This is Democratic, but not pat- j
riotie or republican. Del. Co. lrpnUican
James F. Young, tho agent on tbe Co
lumbia Railroad, charged with being in
strumental in tho death of Thomas Bent
ley, near Penningtonville, by pushing him
off the cars when the train was in motion,
has been committed to the Chester county
prison to take bis trial for murder.
Paterson, N. J., Nov. 14. The scaf
folding used in the building of the County
Workhouse in this city gave way this
morning, killing immediately two persons.
Ono is so seriously injured that but little
hopes are enteruiued of his'recovery, and
four others are more or less injured.
A dwelling house in Lycoming township,
Lycoming county, belonging to Thomas
Iiepburu, of Williamsport, was destroyed
by tire on Thursday last. The property
was valued at S1500, on which there was
an insurance of $500.
The new Presbyterian church at Dan
ville, is a large and handsome structure.
It was built by If. R. Noll, of Lewisburg,
at a cost of $13,000, and is all paid, so
that it is not encumbered with debt
IlARTFOBD,Conn.,Xov. 18. The Wind
ham county Bank was robbel last night
of 825,000 including $8,000 it gold. Thc
watchman was knocked down and gagged.
Tberubbers have since been caught and
caged, and most of the coney recovered.
Sixty persons were arrested yesterday in
this city, and held to bail in 1300 to an
swer charges cf selling liquor without li
censes. They had previously been indict
ed for tbe offeneo by tbe Grand Jury.
New Orleans, Nov. 17. The weather
here is quite frosty. We may consequent
ly soon expect to be entirely free from yel
low fever.
It is reported that one of the members
of the Grand Jury, who preteoted to in
vestigate the truth of the rumors of
Filibustering Expedition at New Orleans,
was the Recording Secretary of the Cuba
Committee. j
reck. ( Nebraska.) it is laid 5a elected I
to Congrta fcoiu Ue 1th district, Michi-!
gn. j
FtunUwllarriabiircIhraMar Klh Uut
Appointments by the Canal Board.
The Canal Commissioners met at Har-
risburg this week, for the purposo of ma
king appointments of Supervisors, Collec
tors, Weigh Masters, ke., on the various
lines of canals and railroads. AVe subjoin
a list of the appointments made np to jes- j
terday afternoon : !
StTEttVIsoas. Eastern Division TV.
Forstcr: Lower West do. John M. Orr;
t. r -t t
Upper do. do -A F. Uoyer ;wer Ju-
mata do W ..V ilson ; L ppcr do. do. ,
J. 1). Lect : Susquehanna do. James,
Diffenbach ; Delaware do. David Evans j
Eastern Brauoh do. J
B. M'Micken:
bower ftortn Uranctt Co. U. . t.eccn.
Superintendents Motive Poweh.-
Columbia Railroad J. B. Daker; Portage
Kailroad John Itos.
We'gu Masters. Pittsburgh Wm.
M Klin-art .T.ilinnn Tlr J. 1!.
i iir l c i vi i 1 1 i
Grrgg ; do. Weigh Scales John Burkhol -
uer; llollidaysburg Lock J. K. Jlcru;t
I h v..:..K c..t n T.f. vt.
ZSp , 3-,rri
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Mahcr; 1 mladclpbia John t. Maxwell,
II. S. Leech, Assistant; Easton 'lirara
Yard, W. S. Abbe, Assistant ; Lancaster
W. King ; Beach Haven I". Jl'13iide,
E. D. (Jortright, Assistant.
Collectous Pittsburgh P. Baker;
Freeport C. G. Sunwdcn ; Johnstown
l F. Gibbous ; Ilullidaysburg James P.
Hoover ; Huntingdon Thomas Jackson ;
Lewistown Anderson G. Harvey ; New
port II. A. Zollinger; Ilarrisburg Jas.
L-Keily; Portsmouth Jos. Livertuore;
Columbia J. S. Lightncr ; Lancaster
E. P. Smith ; Parksburg Maj. M'Vcigh;
Paoli Robert Lavcrty ; Philadelphia
John T. Smith ; Bristol Robert Patter
son ; Xew Hope E. K. Solliday ; Easton
II I IT V- T I T T
juu.ei ii. euuau ; juivurpooi o. in.
Raum ; Northumberland J. M. Zimmer -
man; Vt illiamsport John Tiatt; Vans-
town Achcnback ; Reach Haven Peter
t-, . ii, -n u t sr r i ii i
tut; Liairsville S. I Jlorford; Clark s
I'errv Urid'e C. II. Zeielor: Juniata
Aqueduct Wm. Baskins; Freeport Aquc-
duct Mary Nesbit.
, , . . n , n
Cargo Inspectors. Columbia C.
Carson; Juhnstown J. C. Barrett; Phil-
adelphia J. Hunter; Bristol D. Will
ard ; Ilollidaysburg ). Bell ; Pittsburgh
Thomas S. Rowley.
A fine incideut is related of a lad who,
j standing in tho crowd the other day, wit-
ncssing thc burning of tho Tunnel bridge
on the Baltimore k 5usi?hanna Railroad,
was tbe only one who bad presence of mind
enough to remember that tbo express pas- !
scngcr train would in a few minutes be
due from York, and must, if not arrested,
make the fearful plunge upon tho rocks
beneath. He started off at full speed, met
tbe train, stood upon thc track at the risk
of his life, and w ith both hands raised
succeeded in stopping ihe cars just in time
to save them from tho otherwise inevitable
destruction. Thc f asscugcrs, it is said, I
liberally rewarded tho boy, and thc Dircc- j
tors appropriated one hundred dollars. The
boys name is Eli Rhccm.
Major Lee sot Dead. The Sunlry
. . . l-.i
-4mer-a says, we are happy to contradict
the report of tbo death of Major Arthur I
P J .
. . ,. r, I
Jus' ca " ic"cr ,rom uou"
of the battle in which it was said he fell.
He writes in good health and spirits, and
bas just marched with tbe men nndcr his
command 700 miles into the Indian coun
try of New Mexico.
A Miserable K.nd. Near Kenosha,
Wisconsin, last week, a drunken man was
litetally devoured by bog, whilo lying in
thc road, in a state of beastly intoxication.
His bones and a few remnants of clothing
only were found.
Tho Albany, N. Y. Register suggests
that the story of the oyster disease was
got np by political eadnidatcs as a matter
of political economy, for office seekers find
oysters very expensive just before and du
ring election.
The Cincinnati Times publishes a list
of subscribers to a fund raised in that city
to carry the late elections the way they
did not go; the Catholic Rishop, Purcell,
figures in tbe list for 55,000.
The Free Democrat of New-Hampshire
nave nominated Asa i'owler, ot ConcoM,
their ,nrlid:,le, for fiovernor. Tin a . !
Democrat, ami law partner of Gen. Pierce, j
The perpetrators of thc attempteJ mas- !
sacre of Protestants at Knniskillen, Ire
land, on the 13th of September, have been
discovered. Thcj are Ribbon Men.
Tbe Philadelphia Aor& American not:
ees favorably tho movement in favor of
, t. . I
uu. i ui-iAii iv ior i resiueua.
Real Estate.
VALUABLE
Mill Property
If or Sale or ltent. The well known I
1 WOLFES MILLS, situated on Bulfaloe j
Creek.a mile from Lewisburg there being a
3 storey Onst Mill with 3 run or stone, and a
Plaster Mill, all in good repair, on a never
failing water-power, in one of the beat' Wheat
districts in Ihe Slate. Terms easy.
Connected with the Mills are two Dwellings
(one of Ihem snitable foi a Storeroom,) and a
Spring, and Out-houses,' adapted to one or two
families.
For fnrther particulars, inquire of Mrs. 8.
?k!m' x
Lewisburg, Oct. U, lei
-an
REAL
ESTATE, AT
Public Sale. M
WILL be offered at Public le. on the
premises, in Hartley Tp, Union Co. on
fflfqii, .JS.r) ):ich)t-, l$5.',,
the following valuable Real Estate, viz.
The MANSION Farm, com-
prising 1,10 ArrCS more orless.all cleared
and in a good -state of cultivation, eveepl 10
" a " 6oa iiaiur-n, wan
the following buildings:
2 StorRv gT0JfJJ n0USE an(J
Aj;aE BAXK BARX, with Slid,,
.! Carria-ro House. Wood House.
, Spring House, Cider Mill and Press,
1 Q '
H or y arTes 01 UKvHAKU, MmeMone on in
! farm, a Limestone SjWing near the house aud
, runnin!, walr ;n (i,e Larn-vard. Also the
j yarm of 14S acreS a(jinjnrr,
; wj,h One Hundred acres cleared and the bal-
ance well Timbered, with a
Good Log House and Barn.
' ettaA Soring of runnirnr water near the build
i g.iod Apple ORC1IAKD and nthrr Fruit
; of vanous kin(i3.-Also( adjoining the above.
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TI.MBBK LAND,
.f', -':- will be sold tog
together, or in
1 lou, to suit purchasers.
!"?'The above property is in a Rood neigh
borhood. with Chun hes.School Houses, Mills
Siore, Furnaces, Factories, Ac, convenient.
It is near ihe line of the proposed I.ewishurif,
Center & Siuee Creek Kailroad. and about
18 milts west of the Susouehanna Kailroad at
! I.ewisbnrj;, to which place there is a good
l urnpike.
Thc property is in excellent order, and every
way worthy the attention of purchasers. Let
ters of inquiry answered, and terms made
kuuwa on the day of sale, bv
MARK HALFPENNY".
Surviving Exeentor of Willi ax FuiTta.drc'd.
llanleton, Nov. 15, 1851
8eUDKroT 'Drmnfcrt" mad Xrw Bvrlto '8tr, f"py t.
Adjourned
ORPHANS' COUItT SALE.
1)Y' virtue of an order c f ihe Orphans' Court
) of Union county, will be sold, at tbe
uu.n. iivusc ui VJiUCOU Uirui IU X.USI UUUUIO
11 II fr!..t.. tl:..ut i, ..r t
; ypt jnion c, pa, pn
1 Frilay, 6th Drrmb'r,
185J. the following described Real Estare of
the late tieore Hover, deceased :
A il . . . r r. t : . i
I n siu.iii u.ii i ..i urst-rjie Limestone lana
; si,,te u,lfr.,, ,nw.n,hin. , ,,..
! adioinin" lamUof Samuel filir.irJ ,hn lt.d.land.
aaJ ,uha "-'i"'-wh, containing
, 13 .tcrc
and 131 Perches neat measure, all cleared
an(I in a hieh Mate of coiration. aml 011
I public road leading from Lewisburg to New
oeriin.
Sale lo commence at U o'clock in the fore
noon of said dav. TERMS of sale easy, and
will be made known on day of sale.
GEOIitiE MEI.VELL,
Administrator of Gcoacs Kuna, dee'd.
Nov. 13, IS54
sriEiirr.s sails.
TY virtue of sundry writs of Vend. Ex.
) issned out of the Court of Common Pleas i
ui Union county, and to me directed, 1 will
expose to public sale at the Court House in
. ew Berlin on Monday, the ISth day of Dec.
next, the following real estate, to it :
I A certaiu tract of land situate in Hast Euf
faloe township, Cnion county, containing six
acres more r less, all cleared, bounded on
the east and north by lands of Pe er Wolfe,
on the south and west by George Kunkel.
whereon is erected a log house with a kitchen
attached, a frao.e stable, variety of fruit trees,
and a well of water near the door, wi h the
appurtenances.
Also a certain tract of timber land, sitnate
as aforesaid, containing twelve acres more or
less, bounded on the south by (iorge Gundy,
on the west by Henry lirown and others, with
the appurtenances.
Snd, taken in execution and to be scldas
I the property of Willium Y Yuung.
.inu a oa.ii ttav, u. .anil ?jiuair ill Hilt:
Deer township. Union county, containing fif-
teen acres more or less, bounded on the east
hy , , of L le, Farron Brady, on ihe
south by the Pupar alley & White Der
Turnpike north by Little.
Farron & Bradv,
whereon is
erected a one-and-a-half storey framed weather
boaided dwelling house and shop, with the
appurtenances.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as
the property of Lorenzo P. Tctd.
Also a certain lot of ground sitnate in Buf
faloe township.Union county.contaiiiing three
acres more or less, adjoining lands of Edward
Shller, Daniel u enz, Isaac Miller and others.
whereon is erected a two-storey plank framed
Duelling House, with file appurtenances as
the pro erty ol Ki.wlar llarkLiie.
JOHN KESSLER, Sheriff.
6herifl"s Office, New Beriin, Nov. 10, 1851.
Valuable Real Estate
AT PRIVATE SALE.
rriHE following valuable Mi! It and
I. f'arill, late the property of Jug A.
Vasvaixih, deceased, is offered at private sale
on reasonable terms, until S.tchdii noon,
tbe 9th day of December, 1854, viz.
No. 1. A four-and-a-half sto
rey brick grist mill
wilh four pairs burrs,
and Ihe finest water pow
er on Butfaloe Creek.
The Mill has lately been
repaired throohout, and
is in first-rate order, wilh
a eood run ol custom
trom a thickly semen neignnornooa. i nere
'. comfortable Dwelling House for
N() 2 An excellent Saw M iU
,n good order, and with ample water power.
No. 3. A first-rate I arm of
115 Acres Limestone land in a high state
of cultivation, with a fine young OrchardgSj
of about 5 acres, besides numerous other-K?
Fruit Trees, and having thereon erected (be-
Sl,ics ,ne above Mllls) a lare two-storey
double-front Brick MANSION HOI SE
-iand Kitchen,a Frame BANK BARN 100
feet by 55, newly weather-boarded and
painted, together with numerous other out
buildings and improvements, and an abund
ant supply of Water.
This property is one of the most pleasant
and desirable in the West Branch country,
and is within four mires of theCatawissa and
MmDury & brie nailroads. li is situated in
Kelly Tp, Union Co, Pa., in ihe heart of the
rich and populous BuHaloe Valley. It lies on
Buffaloe Creek, fonr miles from Lewisbnrg
and ine same distance from Milton, on the
road leading from the latter place to Butfaloe
a Koarfr, Trie location is one of remarkable
beauty and keahhfnlness, and convenient to
Markets, Schools, Churches, &e.
rp"If nor sold by the 9th of Dee. next, ii
will then be RENTED for one year. Letters
of inquiry cih be addressed to the subscrib
ers at LewisDurg, t'hiorf ennnty.
- SARAH B. VANVALZAIT,
I.AIHD HOWARn.
Nov. 3,
ErecuUn.
Union County Woodlands
for Sale
A fff ACRES will be sold in shares
Lr -jJ J (if to acres at $.10 per share, or
ten nharrs frV-5 each payable in instalments
of one dollar per monlli. Location of lots to
be determined by drawing; bat any person
may, by ukin a tract of 400 acres, hae the
title made immediately on payment of the
purcha-.e money.and may select die tract most
agreeable to their wishes.
This land is situated in the townships of
White Deer and West Bulfiloe, and the new
, . . v 11 ,
road from Lewisburg to Sugar Valley paei
thrnugh it.
Itis covered with limheruch as Whi.eOak
Pine, Hemlock, Chestnut und Hock Half, anil
Spruce Run and While Deer Creek furnish
amnle ier nn.rn for saw-mills. tanneries.
- . &c.f0n a majority of I he tracts. Il in siuiated
abOUt 1U nitlCS West irom .Hil0n anu IX milCS
from I.eirisburp, and was formerly the prop
erty of Mr. Jos. Sims. Apply to
B. FHANKI.IX CLARK,
No. 32 S null Third St. Philadelphia.
fiuflaloc Valley Farm
17
lWft p-Vl.L. ilavin? DeCOme lOO Olll lO
1 manas-e mv I.ir?e Farm to advantage. I
wish to sell a part of the same say a tract of
95 Acres, or of 103,
as a purchaser might desire. The portion I
Would part with is all lint quality Limestone
land, and every field may be watered from the
Little Dutfaloe creek. It is all under a good
cultivation, with new fences, except about 20
r . nr.T,.iu,., 'nwiirn ti .ch
is a Limestone Quarry opened, from
which thousands of bushels are sold tfe-)
yearly. It has also a young bearing J
Orchard. !
The improvements all new are a pond .
two-storey I ranie HOUSE with a Cellar i
Kitchen, and a I'u-np beside it.a Soring
House.a larpe BAMi Ji.ihX.a Vaon Shed,;
a Corn House, and other ouibutldins. I
The property lies in Kelly township, near
Guldin's store and Kelly's mill 5 miles from '
Lewisburg, and 2 from Milton and has been i
pronounced one of the best in Ihe Valley.
Title, indisputable. Payment to be made I
one half down, and the remainder on time.
Possession given the 1st of April next.
Aug. 1, 1851 SAMCEL 1 ODER.
FOR. SALE,
That lare and desirable property on the
, corner of Market and Water streets. well
calculated for a residence, fur business, or fir
I a "lcnce P-aee o business.
I I here is a lar.'e niM("!IC Hml; fnnlaininn
1 . , , " " -
! larire rooms on the first iloor.6 bed-mcms on
. me sre0M ""or.ana i iarKe tiaisiied rcms on
tne third. A Kitehen and Washhouse adjoins.'
Ihere are also a spaeions Cellar.larse Cement .
Cistern, a Pump, and Well of eood water, a '.
Stable, and all necessary Oiitbuildines.
for terms Ac. apply to Geo. F. Miller. Es.
8. E.UAYH.
Lewishurg, Sept. 23, 1S.V)
Writ of Partition'.
TTXIOX Cor.NTV, ss In the Orphans'
ioun i
in and for the said countr. In
U.S. V the matter of the estate of JAMES
M f - LI KE, A
dee'd, breve ur partii-ni .
Ro.tn M'CN.r.inJ U,hr,1 MVI.... V.lp,
r . . . ' , , ' TVse l'i:l row a r-lCe arttna on th nerrona
ol the above named estate, will lake notice ! ,um.ad ai:honh thyar. prrp.mi Mpi.ii, s.rth
that by an order of Ihe Orphans' Court of , puw-tt't curinc r.u. they i.i b- fruaJ f vp?-ii bn
Union county, a Partition of the lands and 'flt t-" affltii ith w.ak mm..b(iH
tenements ot said deceased situate in ButTaloe . ,rT tv. hatrT. r. in chr. complaint., or i -a
township, will be made on Fmnav the 1st day of ifiuc .-tan'im. .p-rinduM-d hy i.trvuudDta. LI. ar
of Dee'r next, at 10 o'clock, A.M., when anil ' e"iin--;T ben.-firiai. '
i . .r . Pi u-. i p-r hx. rtwi taxes f-rf -. Frwi.r aal of
here you may attend if von see proper. 1 nCit.n.to.n a rmittaaer.i:i har- it., hi:. i
JOH.V KESSLElt, Sheriff. ' It" m tlim.a-h the mail. frr of pnnlac . tr lair ly
Sheriffs Office, New Berlin, Oct. 6, 1864 i "7" N" 1(w- "ti. Srajrv luiiimor-.
' ' Mil., to Thorn rrd.mfrm all farla of th I nin uuct bi-
UNION County,
of Cnion coun
ss.
In the Orphans' Court
nty.
In the matter of the
Inquisition of the real estate of MICHAEL
Wt-l--. late ot Cast Uuflaloe Tn,
e 1 p, dee'd:
Notice is hereby given lo Maty (jmnn, Da
vid Quinn, Ceorse Burns and Eliza his wife,
John Arnold and Sarah his wile. Ann Q.nnti,
Kebeeca tjuinii, Ja's L. ljuinn, Jere'h Roller,
guardian of David G'eiger, Mary Ellen GeiRer,
John Gei?er and James Q. (ieiger, minor chil
dren of Kaehel Geiger dee'd. heirs and !er;al
representative of Michael Quinn.late of East
Bntla'oe Tp. aforesaid, dee'd; W hereas, by an
inijiie: I for that purpose duly awarded by the
Orphans' Court of the county aloresaid. Ihe
real estate of the said Michael Quiiin was
appraised, and whereas none of the heirs of
as
the said deceased appeared in Court to take ml'"- ann hrn Patl 's h'C3Ud 11 '
the premises therein described at the appraise- re'a,n ' Potion without change,
ment ; you ami every of you are hereby cued : al a th;" ul Ie "II on the
to appear a. the nexi General Orphans'' Court s""'br-. . have the Truss sent lo any
to be held at New Berlin on the ISih day of: 'is' bv rernittin? Five Dollars for the sin
December next, to accept or refuse to take the i K'e VrTl l I doub e-w"'' measure
premises aforesaid at the appraisement, or around the hs. and sta-ine the side affected,
show cause why the Court should not decree : " v'" .h 'Ih:n, ' not fi::inp;, by
the same to be sold. I
Witness ihe Hon. A. S.Wilson. President of
said Court at New Berlin the 20th day of Oc-
u.Der, a.u. lean.
( l.s. SAMUEL ROUSH, Clerk.
New York AuVts.
Till.' fiiLMT 1 LMirnv 'anJ eP"ienced Lorfyw:!! be in attendance al
illl'j UkMl lir.All.Ul, j the Rooms, (set apart for their exclusive ne)
VBOUT which so much has been said and i So. 114 TWELFTH St. 1st door above Race,
published, is among ns. Who has not, ly5.!3
heard ol the MEXICAN MUSTANG LIXL
MENT? Many millions of bottles have been
sold and used to cure Rheumatism. Ulcers,
sores, liruises, bprains, Kins-worm, Felons
Salt Rheum, Piles, Sore Nipples and Caked !
Breasts, Cancers, Itch. Corns on the Toes,!
Sore Lyes. Lar-ache, Pimples, Swollen Joinu ,
or i.imns, cuts, ncauis, or Scald-head, Numb
Palsy, Bunions or frosted feet, Warts, or any
other complaint that can be reached by an
external remedy. And it has always been
successful. It is uruii noon in healing
....onus, ccmiuiirs. sa.iuic or narness uans, :
or any sprain, soreness or stiffness, and it is :
warranted to cure Spavin, Ringbone, Splint.
or run evil, on nurses.
.1 ii i , -
rrThe Liniment is pot np in three sizes,
and retails at 25 els, 60 cts.and $1. The large
bottles contain much more Liniment in propor
tion to the prices, and are therefore cheapest
To Country Merchant.
Every store should be supplied with this
valuable LINIMENT, as it pays a good profit
and sells rapidly. G W. WEST BROOK,
(successor to A. G. Bragg & Co.)
Originator and sole Proprietor.
PrineipalOfHres 301 Broad way, NewYork,
and cor. 3d it Market Sts., St. Lonis, Missouri.
Sold by every dealer in drugs and medicines
throughout the United States. Canadas, West
Indies, and Bermuda Islands. ty533
To Perton out of Employment.
$500 to $1000 a-year.
A ClUSCE TO MAKE MOXEY ASD DO GOOD!
BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
rilH E subscriber publishes a number of most
J valuable Pictorial Books, very popular,
and of such a moral and religious influence
that whila irood aan mmj safely eneafta In thalr eireiila
tioa, thay vill aoDfor a public benefit, and taoeava a fair
ettmpanaatioii for thir labor.
To aiaa oT tntevpriaa and tart, thia bntinava offara an
oppnrtnnit j tor profitabla amploymf-nt. aeldoaa ni.t with.
IVioaa wUliilK to antra in tbtk aaHi. will rro-lra
prouil tly by mail a Circular eontaining full partieulara.
tiaialhar with the term on which they will ba ftiriuahad, j
a --uirariioaa la penonadlapaam to aet aa Aganu,
vj Buu.ro. tug in, I iupi . pon-pai.l. .
KOUEKT SKARS, PuMlabar,
ISt WilNaai Street. New Tark.
wln Preaa, and ready fcr Atyala br the tat ol tt, I
ISM.-'.SMr.'.'a-fmf.d Itejr.ription f '( Ktnriin En- '
i-oa." Iorfurtli-rirtieulawi44r'!asaUn.
"THE CABIN BOY'S STORY,"
A SemNantlcal Roman'- f lntn In treat, Iy tk
Autboref tha-'Pirata D:lut," tha "Lawycri blur,'
Ilia t'U Uvrtor," AO. Ac.
TtlKrammliUlMrtnFnjoyed hr tho writerof the af-ora
mootilar work, i. m .iriu4..i numljp of Ih ft for
itu "r prnau. tion. mn.ns from ki. pb m
r ,ol;lBIh. n.,rr.,i,. iiiu tr.i.i.n u,. borr ,ncf tw !!.
Tnie. m carrird uu in the ;mt .r Atri'-. ihauihor
fc ""l tn t1"' n-.t T.p"
Ta tU rJ fu f ,;, tntt uod uitmtur. u
tn r. i. l rJ ort i.i.fo.. h..Miioii tru.," n.i
th- .i.ntai. o. it. a ... ajfcii
hi.iory .rih- li n.inr-r.i th Miy. Zuinka. tin- Uftn-
,in .! pat..-i t i'n'Un:i.fl, 4urt.i
"m-d t,, t ... rk H cio.lrl, J"r-'''
cooinwnOrr if th A.I.lro.. In unuljr the nrrrt. nt
m rirl piljot, r,, ih i.r-. n4 .l the n.i eu.r-
, rbr Ttrtjr tliruuhout th Ujry ar viTRiy nd
v' l.r(lT rf(,iT,a fr lh.
wh..!, f ti,.-..im..n it v on ii::y tln-tr iou.i.ti.B to
t.'.li.b: e..no.ntiy, tb ! t-n or.n.d lr.iy
" '' : tl.-y r. .n.-ui.j t.iuea u..t .l er-
Th., i..nfttiy ,P.-t that th wr.rk will ert a
DiaTj ini-rt-"t an in nm i namn unit '
t ar m:intl irni it; pn k. m. ittiiintaiiin.
iilnre pothe.lion f-'Unr-'e Tuaii lin." wrk n
UtitiK to lUrery in AoiTin, r and hat bt a
namerous, p!ur luf ;iMr-'l liaiintr relati'.n to tlia
TcU-m tf (.un hntfinfT !as on tha Afriean "oa.t, writ
ten J One wt.O l.;tt Witltr.tl it in all It hiJir.u ilrf.r
mity. Th wrwk If writtrii in fhai-t d pur Ia.neBc't
an I will if a wvleum aud invtructifa addition tu iL
fumiiy lilmrT.
I liu-work Mill frm abi-RntiruI t-faTr olum cf 4fQ
eUculv b-mntl in clnib Pric m cloth, one U.-ilor
in rpr. ri c-nt. t rntee'iio wi!l t nt 1 1
.iiiiirfn f "jr tu. oouuirj frc of
4 f For m! w bos.tI and r-tll y ll. riiMihrp,
Er.LMioHTU Tv.r.t r.
Ni 'li HtlHU STKfT. Nlw Y')k.
Anrf hj all Bnrkilerf throughout the L'n.tl SutM
Baltimore Adv'ts.
Flour, Grain, k Lumber Commission
Merchauts...'23 & 5 Spear's Wharf,
iria to Baltimore.
Jubn Hirka, Ti.. I'm. I'itUrna Bank, i p.i.inu.r-
A. P. Ullra. tiq.. Cfh. Fr.mklln do ".anuaw.
J"hn llertzt-1, Jr.. k.rq , I t.1.
R-r-r.. finitkn a iJi.. f ".adrl.!.lB.
J. Toui. Trp'iJ. Cul l:nk, Puxt Htpoait.
J. WallewtT 1 '.a, llarrisLurg.
tvi il. c. r.vrt, i a ..
J. II. A, pA'Co., j !"!.
Naclo, Wii.caU- A Co.. Milton.
. W. Ca.kr. l.f-l , I ..
Simnn atliujUr. I- q.. i '' '
Wm. 1 wrr. Moniuursiiii.
lien. Wm. 1". rurliiT,
T. w. Dot 1. ra.i.i.r, f
Ji.ni II. Il-itiuj. h-q., I
l-wj J. llu'WT. E-l , J
Wttllamfport.
M ll. rrj A 11 J - b, J.
ft Sl.tre.
) r. H iiinr. esi . t.
"-k ll.ivcn.
CVCAKIt, UElE & CO hare fre I.irpest
hirf rnrm nf a -it I jmniiiai.inii llmitaa in
Baltimore, always guin? quick despalrh to
boats in discliarein:; iheir caries. 6m517
- - - .
FITS! FITS! FITS!
tr.Z VaHTI.S EZrA,T
EPILEPTIC PILLS,
For t.'tr cure of fits. Spasms, Cramp, and all
Afrvous and Conitilutional Dataxet.
PERSONS who are laboring under this
distressing malady will find the VEGET
ABLE EPILEPTIC PILLS (o be the only
remedy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy,
t Of t ailing r US,
ai11re.M.a. po.t r-aia
I It.T- m a. i
I'll 1 1 11 M f I f II I H AflV f
I I
Weighing ten than 2 ounce.
If OR the cure of HEK.MA or KIPM KK
' Ackiioale.I.-ed by the lnclie.t medical
auihonties of Philadelphia, incomparably su
perior to any other in use. Sufferers will be
eratitied t.. karn that the ocraion now t iTers
to procure riot only Ihe ligltr and rnfil e,:y.
but as Jumble a Truss as any thrr. in lieu i f
the cumbrous ar.J uncomforlabie article usu-
1 1 I i 'ti : .
"." . ' '.r,c " "u --".v aiienaing tt.e
returning it at once, unsoiie i.
or sa,e ot"'.b: lhl tWr,
CALEB H. NEEDLE3.
j Cor. Twelfth & Race Sts. Philadelphia.
Ladies requiring the benefit of Mecha
nical Supports, owin" to derangement of the
j internal organs, ineludins falling of the w,.mb,
vocal, pultnonary.dyspcptic, nervons,and spi
nal weakness, are informed that a competent
New Stock ) WindOW Shades. New Stylet
1801 S 1S54
G. L. MILLER k CO.,
Mmupeturtrt and Wholesale Retait Dealer) in
-awriNDOW SHADES south-west corner
second and Arch Sts. Fh,l.,dehh,a.
Such as Cothe's Landscapes, Borders, Vases
scrois.Doquets.tiold Border?, Ac. of the most
beautiful designs and perfection of finish in
hte country, and at such Low Price as
to challenge all competition. Buff and White
Hollands, Cambrics, Tassels, Cords, Brasses
in every variety for City or Country trade.'
rsrw in.,i. a ,,m, .; .. .i.
at the Depot, S. W. corner 2d & Arch, Philad.
Jan. 1854 4m511
BUILDING HARDWARE
asD
Tool Store exclusively,
The larger! Eitcblithmcnt af the kind in the U.S.
Wm. M. M'Clure &, Hro.
Xo.'287 Market St. above Seventh, Philad.
"1 r ANLFACTI KERS' Depot for Locks of
all kinds, warranted quality. "Patent
Silvered, Glass Knobs."
Premium Porcelain Knobs.overlOO patterns.
Silvei-plated Knobs, Hinges, Sec, with the
most complete assortment of all the Modern
Goods in this line.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine
Stock. Catalogues sent by Mail if desired.
Ilot Air Register ami Ventilators at
Factory Prices.
I"AH orders put up under the immediate
supervision of the Firm.
CALL AND SEE US. 6m619t
Book Agent Wanted.
AGENTS WANTED in every Town and
County in the Untied States, to sell the
most popular and saleable books published
many of them beautifully illustrated with Col
ored Engravings; also the most popular works
of T. S. AaTHl'l, including "Arthur & Cottage
ItlDTary."
Intelligent and enteirrialof awn will Bud thia plratv
ant awl proStabla bnaineaa.
For paiiiculart. ad'lre-a (poet rai4
J- W. RKMll.KV. PnW.aW.
ljP5 Ha. a! .Tlk reurlh St. HiMr'rWa.
Trumei, Satiorlri(
rv
oer oraeea, ar,d
SurgicalApparain,
dares. applied ir.H
le rive satisfaction, by br.and Mr v n,
A (.'II AN, No. 41 Aorth fcEVEJlTM ilX
1'l.ihdflphia.
The jrreat Bomber of Female rli.tf
cured by wearing Mrs. M't'h nach.B'( s'.V
porters, warranis ner id ccn.meRdir7
superior lo anytmng oi ine kir.dtv.
to the publ.e 'jSn
El,
ti
. i
Philadelphia Spring Trafie -ie
n'AiyWKIGIIZUVXTIKGTOXt nf.r. I
152 Market St. k 23 Merchants " .
Imptjrlert and Wholeiale Declen tn
Staple ti. Fancy Dry too,,, I
ARE now receiving a very Mak,,'
ASSORTMENT of
Domcslit ar.I foreign jbnes I
suitable for both City and Ccon'.ry Trjdt t
which they offer at fry low pneit. Ur j
Cash, or to Prompt -Six MontL' 3;t!L I
I J We solicit an eian.inatir.n f f tBri. '
by City, Xe:ghbcr:D2 ar.d Lisiatt Buj:i.
vnni...i.ki n u 1,1 ,
WITH i
Wainwrisht. Hantirg'.Ln i Fiord. Ill X,',.. '
:tm51?cS St. Phludeifk
n.E ST.4TIOXCUT.
C1RAIG & Fl'LTON, 19 S-unih EICIR
Mreet, Philadilphii: Itjr leave !o '(L
the attention of Country Uealrrs.ScVcr s.j..
persons visitintr ihe Ci:, to iheir ct:I
aa-ortment of Enjrlith, Prtnth, atjd Ja,,--. i
STATIOMEK V.u hich they are selh-rttv;,. 1
sale and Ke'ail cn the most reasor.5- .,
Their slnelr rnmnriiM ., w..l. ....
- " - .. v-i
Letter and Note Paper and EnveU pes.iK-r,
in? a full assortment rf ihe celebrated t.i:
of De La Rue & Co. and Thcs HhosJs i
ofLcndtn. A!o
Gold and S:eel Pens, Drawir? Terci's fi
ber's ar.d others'), Prawic: I'ster. tr;
t 1 I." 1 . I ' . ... , n i
tj'idi.i, t-raiiiiK i da. iiik. i:.s;ar.rs. Krcj.-j
'rookes'.Woster.holms'and ether f.r e Co '
Fortmonaies, Pocket Books, I'ortfuU,.
ine Desks. Ac. Ac. Persons vismr.p tr-e C , t
can hare their paper and envelopes rir.tcsxi !
with llieir initial) nithout extra chare.
I" Orders from dealers and institetifM'
learnins respectfully solicited ard t'X
the strictest integrity 6mCl?ri"
IBEG leave respectfuilr to ca.'.' ihe Pui.'ie ' '
attention to my E-tab Ii.-.'.km, No. 35
South FOL RTH i?t (be c Chestnut). PiiW
elphia, for the manufaeiure and sa'e if Le-
Clopes, where I will always be in r'a :::.ti ;
to attend to any orders I rr.av be lavnrr d a: :.
I am prepared to fnrnish tave'rj-es i f tvfr .
quality, size and description, V holea'e irt
Hetail.iheGovernment paitetn.plaiD an! -. i
I would also call attention to the L'ir;. f
in?. Enrravin?. Printing, and Err.bo-5 -f '
liusiness Car'is for Envelopes, Lelterf':'.
Bill-heads, Cards, Circiilars, Ac., all e'ir
I furnish at very low rate?, tampir?
prevents their poinp to the Dead Le yrfin
With patent machines of the is:-si
ments for embossinc. printmc. Ac.. a'.o :' :
the manufacture of Envelopes, and erty 's--lily
for executing orderswr.h despa'cb v
their delivery by Express Lines er as r-r -
agreed npon, I can not fail tn crrr.p'Te v 1
not excel any ether establishment cf :h s:
in the world. t'Homceopatriie Enrf' -i
constantly on hand, samples of which trit
seen Chnmirk oliice, also of Die-Stamp'-: .
lvir.t WM. COLBEET
miluiv Ware. &e.
II. rOULTEIJ, V) South SECOND r. '
Philudetj h a, " doors above Cl'.estr.c". L.
side. Imp. nerand Mann.'acturera.i k.;-i
T ILI.OW WARE Consivimg i.i p- ,
tT Ihe following. Ladies' Trave'.n e S .
kets, Work Baskets, Flower Basket. I f
Baskets. ?emr Baskets. Plain. Farry .-.r. : Em
broidered Baskets. Ladies Work S i's ;.:
Sewing Chairs of beaatiful design jcj'ejec.
lent workmanship, which he is st.'.'irg remar
kably cheap for Cash.
N.B. Just received from Germarv. a larr;
and varied as-ortrr.ent of FANCY GOCIS :
which the attention of ihe public is rwr:
fully invitid fir5I7:3!;
rbrenolopr.
FOWLEES, WEILS, CO., rjiOM XIW V't
Have opened a Phrenul, g:cair ,.h
pv n duvk oryre, at Z.i I Altin
ti between 6lh and th. Pkilcii'xv-
ana are prepared to turni.-n a:; :
Works on Phrenology. Ftu s: '::;
Hydropathy. Magnetisrn, and Fh
ography, at New York prices.
Professional Examinations.wr.b Char:..ac:
full written descriptions of character, e f
day and eening. Ci'Cahinet free tn r:s.
lors Iy617c5dr,
ZI.C PITS.
ONE-THIRD CHEAPER THAI WHS
LEAD, and free from all poise::?
laalitlea.
THE XEW JEHfFT ZlXf! COMPJXT. kwrf
greatly enlarp-, ttieir w,irks. and improTed tbe qua..
of th-.r pnviurts. ar.. p-ernred to axi-mte orurn ft'r ifc
SUf i-KlUK r AJKTS, Pry. and (ironad in Ou, -a?oit-d
rarkapM of trrni 'IS to 4jO p..anua ; aJao
I'RY. in b.rr.N. of 2. 0 piunda rarb
Th.tr WUITK 7.1NC, .bnn la .old dry or rroaac :i
oil. ia warranted para and nnanrraafed Sir body t::
uoilorm a bitt-D.-aa.
A method of prrrrat:on hal recently been dlatov-:
which rnahte. the Onipany to warrant thair paitrta "
krrp frrab and ar.n in the k.a lor any ranaonahlr Dtf'
In thia rcrtct tbir paiuta will ba aupcrior to acj cutr
in the murk.'.
Ibvir liROWS ZINC PAINT, whir la told at a !r
rrrre. and ran only ba aaado rrom tha Zinc errs a
Nrw .Araay. ia now wall knewa fur ita protwti.a qua
tir wbrn arpti. d to iroa or eth.r mrtMl.e .urfiiora.
Their STONK COLOR PA I M poanura ail tbe prrf'
tira of iho Browo. and ia cf an airreea! 1. color for par
ting Ccltagca, trpota, Out buiMmira. Bra'cra. Ar.
'RLM'II 1 KI UATAf.
Wbolaalc Paint DmleraaTi.l lai?rn'"S
S. W. ccr.cf 10th and Vark.t Sta. r.i.Vu f 4
- (ni.tV
STRAW GC0DS. ..SFF.IPJG 1BE4.
FI1HE subscribers are nowprcpared to -
l bit at their
Splendid Srw Establixlinient
.iVo. 41 S'Uth Second St. P!iilait 'h
an entire sew and beautiful strck of St.
Fancy and Silk Bonnets and Flatts, Fltwers.
Acand Panama, Palm and Summer Hat tf"
gentlemen, which our old pairons. Merchant'
and Milliners generally are invited tc riarc
confidently promising them.in extentin vanetv.
in novelty, and in stvles, a sleelr oneqnalled
OTOrders carefully and promptly eiecntei
THOMAS HI I E A CO-
Ragi rtantcal.
BEING extensively engaced in the anif
actnre of PAPER, we will pay to f"0"
try Merchants and others having HAfis
sale, awe than the pretent merket prieei ' '
JESSl'P St MOORE, Paprr Manufs-'
PhiladtlpkiaNos. 5 , Ncrh Ft- .
3m"8 (1st St.be ow Arch, between Stb