Lcwisburg Chronicle & West Branch Farmer January 1J, 1855.
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Tie'LewisburgJlironiclc-
IsvM-l on F"'"' ' lnHhana.
a,. .u I- ...w.-nonU,., Si f" -
for ,itbt month.. - ..avm..lt, b, mall (P-U
bunk note at tlwir
rr'" (. tpp witn u.- i
T-o.he. e'f" iru-d at 31 " V I
.quare one
fo,or f Tmu." f bn,Ti"'-or 1 "I
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.i.r .'"w"f;,,;:fL-tie. i-t t-ruau.-.-.,
The Farm the Girden ths Orchard.
Under this bval it is our lioo and in- !
tentie.n to le-p up hereafter a repu'ar so- ;
lies of articles connected with Hie w:Ue j
and important sutject ot Agriculture auu
Ibmestic Kc moniy. The dilik-u'.iy of se
curing conipoteut sup. riiitend. nee for this
department has for a l-.n titua h'md. r d
us from prcKcnling that amount and varie
ty t'f matter pertaining to it which our
own wishes prompted, and its consequence
.'fsm-fi W'c trust we have now provided ;
ntrainst the recurrence of such ciitlnulty. .,
J TVf Iluss- of our Uui-
Having cngiL'ed I rot. i.l.l-ss, ot our 1.111
Vcrsity, whose interest iu fuch matters is j
well known, to give us some 'all "and j
comfort" when in a strait, in this branch '
r.fn, r InW. rxt ect to make our sheet :
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more worthy the careful attention of every
m.n interests,! 'as who is tint ?) in the
s
cultivation of the s 'il. The articles under
this head must nccessarHy l e for the pres
ent mostly selecti ns fr.-u agricultural
works, although we are encouraged to
expect some original con'rib"t:or.s alsi,
from able bands. Hut selection, if intel
ligently made, with dee reference to the
Wants of our own neighborhood, and
ti the ecasoa of the year nheii they ap
pear, may be not less useful than origi
nal matter.
Harrisjurg Correspondence.
Yc last wcik nr-L'lectcd t state that
the Ilarriiburg Correspondent we had
'Krirfl-ii,l ' trio f,,e five v.viri flie r,rlnem:il
V.llf,.!- .,f ,1,, n.,n.-.rnenrr ( IHekiit.
-'"""" ' j -r-' ..,
Esq , who has receive! an n pointtnent at I
llarrisburg, which will give him oppurto- .
Iiity to furnish us with everything of inte
rest m the head qnrters ot State I.e-gi
Ia-
tion and Polities. !! raof .re, his corres
pondence, when abroad, has been sought
for with much avidity, and we autU-ipate,
from his more favored position and sycte
matic business reguUtiuus, not only more
but still better Corresponding lvlitorials,
from his facile and genial quill, which will
render our paper, we trust.yet more worthy !
ofnublicarrroval. Letters on all business !
a 4
r,L.,l .-III, fl,. ..tal.ll.hr.ii.r.f '
aa. ailtl O vuuuvtivvi nibu uu v.n h - .o.j "'f '
hould still be directed to the I'ai'ishtrt
at Lcwisburg.
Lectures.
On Thursday of last weik, Rev. Dr.
Malcom gave the first of a KCond course i
cf 1'opular Lectures, in the I'aptist bouse
of worship in this place, which we are in
formed was listened tjwith much interest
by an audience larger than the average at
the former Course. Uev. I'rof. l't.Kss is
expected to deliver the second, on Thurs
day evening of next week Her. Dr.
Clark, two weeks from that time and
others in succession, at the same interval,
until the course is completed. The eve
nings chosen are those which preclude our
enjoying its benefits, but we hope, the citi
zens generally will attend from town and
country. Gentlemen preparing, from their ,
multiplied cares, lectures f or the benefit
aud gratification of community, deserve to
have large audiences to hear them, aud
they will be much encouraged thereby.
Catholicism.
It the nouse,ll'h inst., Mr.CliANDi.Ett
Cf rhiladc'.phu took the floor, the .rallerv
crowded by a brilliant audience and made
relaZl" 'V? f I
relation ot American Cathri w.. n it,,.i,... I
tr. j ..... . " P1-:
1L. rla..;,l .I... .1 .
uvunvft tuav me power ot the
1 I'e ;
extends one crain I,v
ti,t: :! : , . T"1"" i
vi luiringcs ib ine least degree j
ontherlnt. i:..t. " P ..
rwe. to the ln V , '
nwe. to the government nnder which he I
ilTCS. Air Clt,. : i . .
Romish church. II fit a i
Coxe who contended that Americans had
the right to manage politic, in their own
wy-to exclude 11 ,man Ci,lhoi(.s from
offie?, and to extend the term of natara
lization. 8.The Daily .Vers of l'-hibda. stalc.
that ,t ts the intention tf the Sunbury &
r-ne R. R. Co. to take np and grada the
ration of the road Letween Mijto. and
tMinbnry, M 00 possible. That is an
old song, bm we hope it may be snDg to
the tune of tLc Railroad whistle, left
e til die.
tfcSTTliauks to Hon. John L. Dawson
for a copy of bis last able speech on the
Homestead Bill. But we could but thiuk
tLut Mr. 1- voted to let Slavery into Kan
sas, and wonder what he would say, if
bis bill should become a law, and a million
happy Ltfmcs scoured, and some future
Douglas should arise and rob them of their
hum,, savin- that by the repeal ot tne
Missouri Compromise it is piaiuiy jno
tbat "for ever" means only about "0
vears ! To rob a man of bis possession
ftcr ;
n . .,ra' labor upon it. would tie no
! more unjust or improbable than the Kan
fas fraud has been.
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The "Star's" Prophet
Y. L." communicates to the New
Curiiu S.'ur, of tie 4tU inst., tLc lollow
! ini? iTOtilieev and anatbema
! r: w i -
-wriM-r ii.ui ui
polilii a', fate is 5..LID,
...j fui,,l u antin"."
He has been tried
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I injur date of l.itli inst., the same seer
! writes to the J'ulUtown Laly r-
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j 'The A mericans met in caucu, y'J -
and nomiuatril Jlmi Lli .V;rr,lateSenalorlroin
I l i i..,,. as ih.-ircapd:.la:e'r. r State Treasurer,
The Americans having a lartc majoniy on
joint ballot, Mr. Siller will be elected, ami I
have no doubt will make an excellent ollieer."
A valj'.blc furiuuc-tcl'er, that !
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I'l-nUNGTON L MVF.RS1TV, Uurl.ngtOIl,
Iov.a. e Lave received the first fata-
loouo of t!ii3 Institution, from wbicli we
learu that it embraces 4 Instructors and
74 putila in t!ie Gentlcmeu's, nnd 4 In
b'ruetors and 03 pupils iu tbu Ladies'
j artmcut total, 8 instructors ami 107
pupils. Its highest class is iu the second
rear cf the Art'!-!!'-!" cnurse. ?!r. (Jun
liison. the 1'rincbal, ia from Krie, and
I'.. M. l'ifli. l'rofessor of Mathematics, a
graju.lte 0f tue University at Lewisburj.
I frji'K bid for the llivion of Union
county was introduced into the House by
l'r. Crawford, uf Juniata, last ve"k. W'c
, iindi i.-taiid tln.ro are already about S000
names ou the petitions for Division, obtaiu
t d, a'icj a poitiou forwarded.
Iu the Senate, Mr. Sellers cf Juniata
I"- " ' " " clu"f""' l'' 1
read in place a bill lor llic enlargement ct
capital &e of the Lcwisburg SavitiL's Iusti- ,
1 0 I
tution. , j
Good Salk. The farm of the late
Jalucs M'Clurc. iu IJuUalo to., was bought
1.,. .,.: I) i:.,,l ,,f,a -.,. ...In nt
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Orphans' Court Sale on Thursday week,
at tiiv per acre near vU,outi iu an. 11
is one of the beat firms iu the Valley,
( ITS acres and over,) as proved by the
price it brought, after cloie competition,
iu these "hard times." j
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GOV. PollOCk'S Inaugural. j
We have on hand a number of copies
of this djcutnuut, ucat.'y printed with a
border and large head, suitable for being .
.f1,.S-. OtO .AO ' ll T . '
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up or lrameu for preservation i
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price, S et!,, each. I
fcS-Rev. James Harlan the Anti-Xcb-
ra.-ka candidate U chosen U. S. Senator
from Iuwa,
tus Iodge.
to succeed Gen. Caesar Auous-1
Verily, Houjrlas Las waked
1! 'C-:'r?'
.al
to seme purposes. j
FoiiElGN" The Baltic has arrived, but :
brings nothing impcrtant.
The greatest preparations arc i-loadily !
p'ogrcssmg
for the attack and fur the
defence of Scbastopo.
A protracted meeting is in progres3 with
the Methodist church, Lcwisburg. Also
preaching iu the Presbyterian house, mor
ning and evening commencing Tuesday
next.
PVe understand Geo.A.Frick, E.-rj
of Iewisburg, has betn LontreJ with a
COfllUlls - lon 03 AotarV 1'uLlC. from f V .
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L'igler.
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I!uNew Knot? Nothing japers, ahd
Kuow Nothing (-lections, are among the
most plentiful huh of the day. We give
"P counting them.
saThe Lcwisburg Post Office Is re
turned to its former location, third dyor
below Ihe Chronicle and Telegraph Office, j
Jteff-Hon." John Y. Mason, of Virginia, !
v c m- . . i.
L. fc. Minister to trance, dieu at his post
1 ,
m l'aris.jni the 20th tilt., of paralysis.
Moses XorrTs, Jr., U. S. Senator frcm !
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New Hampshire, died iu W ashington Citv,
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Thursdayof la.t wcek:
trOn fi!c,"for publication "next week, j
. r i sr. tt i i t- i !
an account of the Mt. llolyoke temale :
Scmiuary, Mass.
KT"Ve welcome the "American Tatri-1
1 K
ot," Clinton, Louisiana. Here's our tT
and a regular X.
j.cjj.Commuuications must hare the au
thors' names to merit attention.
ftsTThe Evangelical Messenger, CleTB-
,a,u TPfrH '" a "' f ;r"'-
T' Y-k journal is of
. . . .
the omuion that there are other loOls Dc-
i
sides those who lire on the fifth arcnuc.
Listen to it
"lliinK not, laoorcr, enravagaucu
CODfincd ,0 tL ,aCW- 8i,k, and Sa,in,' f
,,. ri..u .,. -tv,' ft .. colnDanv
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fifteen ct twenty working men waste
their money on a band of music twenty or
thirty strong, to parade the streets in ex
travagance. When one day ia tho week
19 fooled away, and only five arc made
work days, that is extravagance for a poor
man, in prosperous times, to bo spending
all his means those means which, if pos
sible, should have teen saved for such a
day as this. Thus, it is not the fault aloue
of the rich, but of the poor, too, that we
are bow as wo are. There is a good deal
of truth in thesa remarks. They may be
unpalaulle, but they are 'founded on
fjcts.' "
Xcwa itcma from (Dtl)er Connlito.
XoBTBCaiHUW- TheCarefYeis pottnding
Ocn. Cameron. Judge Wilson presided ai
the trial of several cases at last Court, where
a large amount of Commonwealth work was
done, and Win. Wallis and David Nihart sent
to the Eastern Penitentiary. A mad dog
appeared in Sunbary on Wednesday week and
bit several dos and also a nian from Shamo-
L-ii, urlin m-nc n t i n it f..ii-t I Ii c urnuint u--.ii
cauterized and dressed by Dr. Awl, and the
j rabid animal and several others were shot.
j The County Commissioners decided to recall
e c .nas given tne bJ-q. it k. company, ana
appointed Judge Welter to receive them.
The Milion Porout;h Council have passed an
Ordinance, limiting the speed of locomotives ;
going thro' the 1! ro' to six miles an hour.
C'lxteb. Court comment es Monday, 22.!
inst Lat Thursday's Whig says, "after a
season of most remarkably mild weather for
the time of year, the earth is again clothed in
. neecy snow.
Sleighing left us abuut Christ-
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men n tlie temperate point. ej;etation has
! takeu a .'.ai t.and consenuentlvthe wheat fieUs
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are Miztiuy imoroveu in appearance.
' "iwr Ltrrru ol, Jan. IS, 7, A. M. A i'e-
' s,rn,v(. Kire ,,,, 0, , ().clock lnis lnor.
mnj, and in two and a half hours a whole
block was in ?she;. I he billowing properly
was destroyed : Wailis' hotel, Turner's saddle
. ..p, vest Williamson's h'luss, rubbs' store
land houe, Mr. Cuminin;;s' house and two
i shop-;, and the drug store ol S. H. Winter, hue
, , uf
ldl a,, m $j m is tuVered by insurance.
Lteuxmo. The Muncy Ilnd-e is s.i far
completed as to allow the passage of wagons.
The .V-tiM Lrllrr advocates the priiiting
of Laws in the .Newspapers before tin y go i
into execution. Court opens on Monday, !
'-Uth inst.
The V-.m cautions against the
danserous practice of standing on the railway
track when ears are in sir-lit. The first of a
series of sermons to the vounRas preached
,nl!ie
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rresbytenan cuurcii-unuay last, ty
tiev, Mr. woopcr.
Clintos-. The .tiiericaii W'utchmnrt, by T.
Mortal the new paper goes for Gen. Sam"
Il lusion for President. The Pres. church
tc-ii considerab'y enlarged, and will be re
opened on Sunday next The Drmi'crat is
now published by X L Atwood & T II Wilson.
The County Temperance S iciety resolved
to petition the Legislature for a Prohibitory
I.ii'tdr Law. I
iiiiRKs. The vccer.-.ble Adler sports a new !
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rt ,
tjeii. ;
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Camernn is re ekcted President of the I.eba-;
n Valley liiilroad :o. The Anthracite i
Furnaces of Eckert V Brother and Seybert,
M'Manus & Co , Hea ling, are going out o!
,u a''for better times.
-It is stated
that the Roadin:
Railroad Company, of which
Juhn Tucker is President, cleared over Two
Vl.;,un5 of 10lars ,he pas, yr8r.
Moxtoi r. The Cuunly Temperance Soci-
ety resolved to petition for a Prohibitory
Xeit amount pa.d into the State Treasury
L' ,1,e Cou,lt' 10'lsa-
CuLi-MBia. The ShcrilT will sell at Berwick
on the Id pr..x. the foundry, furnace slack,
houses, lands, Ac. of Charles Kalbfuss, in
"riercreek Tp. Xeit amount paid into the
:a,e 'l ry by .he County, $11,604.
unci ui 111c .i(ic naa a uiuai
.run-.. .
amitsme account of his effort to serve Senate
, a fal cierk,hip. rendered no-go by wide-
awake I)jrs,e s 'P" ' ""e ,
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JiKAiiF.titD A new Conn tr, 'Fairfield,"
projected along the new R:u!road from parts of
iratf(iril ad T.,a. The Athens 1
describes the .Masonic burial at that place uf
a f onfonnnl in 5t 1 1 1 1 v an'c nrmr Htirinrr itit I
K,...nu.,(,n vun, ,- lh. ,anulJatcs rtlT olrlce ;
there, take their town's naner! GrilTui and 1
Morley caught a glass eye Pike, weighing ten I
pounds, below the Point. Xo more fires in :
Towanda.
Vasi.foo. In consequence of hard times, '
the Franklin papers have been aumatted j
reduced in size, but not in price.
ScsrFH"ia. Charles Rissell, of Jessup
Tp, hung himself, on the 5th inst., in a fit of
insanity. The R"publican party held a
Convention, to perfect their organization, at
Montrose, on M mday last.
Mirrus. O.W.Thomas Esrj. of Lewistown
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- r'F""eu . oowi. u.fc....
The A pprenticesLitcrarySociety numbers
T5 members.
AtLF.nur.Ki. The failure of Gen. Wm. Lar
imer Jr, H jon &. Sarccnt, Hill & Co, brokers,
is much regretted. It is hoped Gen. Larimer
will yet extricate himself from his difficulties,
which are caused solely by his advancing too
much for the Railroads of the county;
Blur. Religious revivals are noticed in
i the Methodist, Presbyterian and Lutheran
chlirches, Hdlidaysburg.
Ivru.i.-Poll,icks Inauguration was the
greatest day llarrisburg has yet seen, and her
,'
accommodations were insufficient for the
cfoxJs m eUenr,allce. The Governor was
f?rec"'d ''h enthusiastic warmth.and makes a
favorable impression upon all. The Herald
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states that Mes-.rs. t urtin and Sulhvan have
ta,!(.n ro(,ms a, C(,rer!v-Si ani Maj. ILckok at
Bray hotel. Five or six members of the
House of Representatives may be found at
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ii - eiiinr nrtivple pnmyeil in Ine rellfl ills
revival in progress in the Methodist church.
,,J ' nas tuny nPPi.eaine wrj,c.nSea
r,l..i-.r'c r.laiin .ml .if lhl Itn.ir.l nf f nnr.t
Commissioners. A correspondent of the
Uiiiun is undertaking tn prove that Wesley and
Fletcher of the Methodist sect were worse foes
of American liberty than the Catholics, and
that the Protestant Episcopal clergy were no
better. There are numerous complaints of
aegravated night rowdyism in tlarrisnurg.
A large number cf amusements bf various
descriptions are noticed in that incipient city,
and a pocket picked occasionally. Three
i men have been found within a short time, cut
to pieces, on the Railroad track two of them
known to be intemperate.
LotTERt (AMBLING. The Delaware
Statesman and Blue Htit't Chicken it out
gainst the infamous lottery system ol that
State, which few Delaware papers have
ever had the independence to denotinee as
it deserves. Another application has been
made to the Legislature of that State for
a lottery grant of nine years, for which
the petitioners ofTcr 590,000 ! This shows
how profitable this kind of gambling mu.-t
be to those engaged in it, as well as the
nature of the influence exerted over the
Legislafure to keep np its legal vitality.
Oh, Delaware 1 where is thy shame ?
The Northern Light arrived 14th inst.,
j frtin California; with over S50n,000 gill
n iluwai's Fiu-f, Cun for A.-thnitir)0 Coughs ki.4
n.snlera of tli Cheat oiicl Lung. A Unt!maii welt
kD4t u, knl rw-ideut of Ntw Orleans, thus writr to
Prof-H4r Ifntlojrnv: JTir uj.wn-Ja t tixi yt at I nutT- r
1 fvr.;ly fn.u A "t huii. tt-nlJ ali.Ii io:ut cmitm,
tin- tryii.f vt this plkC- also tcudfi much t weaken
tutii 1 Kiuc a tn ti leIruu. II m tif rnlUe at Mir
atia i rinft, N Y , I went llir-, rit lii-nrnl no tea-fit,
and rfturnTd horo d-unitir cuuip-Uniif uto in a von
fltatw ttiun tiit I left. Lf -piriii nf b in tuilill,
1 tri-l your Tillit, .Ixl rulbc4 'iim of the obtnr.nt f a
w chttitt Nii'l thrbHt; I l-tu;nl eiast'1-rt.iv r.-ln-f i Vr
tba ft forttifRbl, aiid in rilit w t Oiitn wtely
curd. I iu uo in ftxcHcut ht.h aiil sUcukiu.
ill! II ! Cfljtf
Curreetrd tlVt,7y.
Wheat...
Rye
Corn
Oats
..t
00
00
75
40
12
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.... 10
Tallow .
Laid....
Hauou .
Ham
Flaxseed .
Ui
1.
Dried
pple9 . l,-t CioVerici-d 5.50
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Uuttcr.
Lewisburg Post-Ouice Arrangements.
EAS7t'l:y Mail (via MiltuJi, errj dy Tn.t ?unJnr,
cl' w at !. A M.
EASTL'ti.X Maila (i:a Noniu'r) etry tl.iy Lut aunl;.y
clonal o clock, t.'il
U'XSTKHX, on Monday, Wetlnt-Nlay irw ri.!aT.
clun at b! j A. M.
-VO'i? TUEItX i WilUamspott;. Mewl . n: u frri..
elo-e at b I'.M of uulit t ron- lit.jf
at m,
BUFFALO E -T ROADS. Tuufdcy dm! Kri.lf y.
cluar at S I'.M. f i.iht proeI:njr.
tPulm,' hours lMiiv-at'ct uriJn fnui t uiitii
11' A M . unl fruiu 12, M. until S. I'M
Nor. ut. ii. .i i:oT7i:i:. I .M
On the 1 !th inst. by KevJ.W Hayhurst. I.n I
H un. i f the firm of M'Creisht & llatick, an I
Miss Kri'iiKitiA da'Jghler of John iiiddle, both
t f iitifulue Tp.
tin thr Uth inst , by Uev. V. . Hay, H-nry
Xeuer Jr. of I.ewisbui" and Miss I'.vc Ann
MnrlT n(' llnni.lnn rrnli.Tv
,x ii ' . . , r
In Danville. inst.. James Malonc and Mrs.
Ata: y ;i r.wen, both ot Sullbury.
)a the ltlth inst, by I'ruf. M. D.elll. Dr. II.
. ... . , at ii t
.-.us.-,:, ui o, i rcnoMii auu .nis. .nary i. i. lii-
i ard
on of Sniibnrv.
On the '-Hill ult.. bv John Ca'cr. Eri.. Frani-
Sullivan of California and Miss Sarah Crutch-
: ley of Northumberland.
! 1,1 Miinmbor?, th ins.t bv R-v.F R'Ulirauf,
7-MJ-A I ;, ,,( Aaruiisburj and Elizabeth ;
vjiiii:iriii ni iiiuiiioiir.
, Al Martin iMIrnrcrv Turl.m Tp. Id Inst
by Itev.J.S. M'Mmray, Wm. Itichardsoti, late
of Enjlaud, and Elizabeth Buyer.
In Philadelphia, SUth ult. by Rev. C. Wad; -
worth. Dr.K.SSiiniiiKton of Danville and Miss
ItTina J. .M U illiains of Mooresbure-.
n TS
'-"i
ICih inst., after a very long
In I.'-wisbur?,
and pamlul i.lness.aL'ed "i vears, M.Otrno,
ar rlo.
step-son of Thomas Macliey.
'n I.ewislmrg, Ifith iust-. in her ifih year,
Miss K-daughter of MrJ.S ihreyer. Her
I 1111,1111s writ IdHL'll IU .11,111111 ,', lllli I1ICIK.
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remains were taken to Milton for interment,
u ,tlimnberlaiid, 18:h ult., Elizabeth
Burk(i aril ,;s y(.ar,
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Selling 01 at Cent!
MY E niire Slock of MODS. Call I
and sco Corner of Market and Fourth ,
Streets. C. Mt'llSC'tl.
Lewishurg. Jan. 1, 1S55 I
Last Notice !
PERSONS inilcbird to as by Note or
1. iinok Acc't, must call anil settle
by March next, to S.t E ros ls.
D. S. KREMFR CO.
i.ewisburg, Jan. IS, 1H55
Bargains! Bargains!!
T the NEW STORE next to Kline's
Hotel. Market street, Lewisbtire;.
!?All the Winter Goods at this Store, will
be sold AT t'Q-T PRICES, to mate room
for the Spring assortment. Now is the time
fr UAKuAINS!
W.-..4 vaa. .-a
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a V' H11' re- . handle yarn at 4,'5 cts per
F,OUIiJ' anJ Tie artl al - cls Pcr PounJ-
Reduction of Frices.
II
oli.0a niisaiw tnniment. c
-1 I These famous Medicines will in future
be ",1J throughout the States at the following
L....o " n .. ... n, ..e 0-7 i I
Small Pot or Box,
Medium do 62 J do S?J
Large do $1 mi do 1 SO
Professor ll dloway's Manufactories are at
! SO Maiden Lane, ew York, and 211 Strand,
j London. i
j Auditor's Notice.
! 17 STATE of tVm.B.Siilivan. dee'd.
JLJ The undersiitned, Auditor duly appointed
by the Orphans' Coutt of L'nion county, to j
audit and decide on exceptions to the account ,
of Samuel Henderson and Robert Candor. Ex-;
ecutors of Wm. B. Sulhvan. late of White Deer
township, in said county, deceased, will sit fur ,
that purpose at the house of Charles D. Kline,
in the B.trough of Lewi-burg, on Monday the j
5th day of February, A. D. lo, when and '
where all persons lr.teresiet may aitemi.
SAMUEL WE.'RICK, Auditor.
June I.'
Register's Notices.
"VTOTICE is. hereby Riven to all con- j
ccrned.that the following named persons 1
have settled their accounts in the Register's !
O.fice at New Berlin, l'nion County, and that :
the said accounls will be presented furconfir-,
mation and allowance at the Orphans' Court, '
to be held at New Berlin, for Ihe county of.
l'nion, ca the 3d Friday of February next, !
bbins the Kith day of said month, viz : j
'I'L,-. I.nl fnm.nt ,,l lVI, IlliTS t imi.
A lm
nvstrator of the estate of lcwis Spat:
late of;
Kelly township, deceasril.
Tlie account of John G. Graybill, Adminis
trator of the estate of Abra'mm Vraibill, late
of Perry township, deceased.
The account rf Daniel P. Hilbish.one of the
Executors of the last will and testament of
Ururne liluhf, late of Washington township,
deceased.
The account of John D. Smith and Moses
Specht, Administrators of the estate of Adam
Smith, late of Beaver township, deceased.
The Snal account of Gcorue Adams, Adrr.i-
iatePennsnship. deceased, filed by Ja-
cob Oit and Mary Adams, Executors of said
nlLirif.,. ti iti. h i ol f hrisliailiin Arerv. :
George Adams, deceased.
Tlie account of Reuben Smith, dminist-a-,
tor 01 ine csiaie 01 iswic mtuum, .u. . ..i...
Beaver township, deceased.
The only snd final account of Sem Knhns
and Daniel , Administrators of the
estate of Christian Kuhns, late cf Centre town
ship, deceased.
The final account of Nicholas Grcover.Exr
rutor of the last will and testament of Lrui'a
'i'Anmr,late pfWhile Deer township.deceased.
The account of Henry C. Eyer, Administra
tor de bonis non with the will annexed ot John
Snyder, lale of Chapman township, deceased.
The account of Michael Kleckner, Guardian
of Catharine Aumiller, late a minor daughter of
(icorge Aun'iiller.late of Middlecreek township,
deceased.
J. W. rF.XMXGTOX. Kegister.
Register's Office, Jan. 16, I?o5.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
A NUMBER of good Woftu-Clioppers,
to whom steady employment will be giv
en until Spring. For further information in
quire at the office of
3w5Gl FRICK, SLIFER At CO.
C. W. SCHAFFLE'S
&jJE&
Mailtet Street
. r.
. . LewtsDtirg, 1-a.
ELLITJQ OFF!
I AM selling off my GooJs'vcry low
for CASH, in order lo take a freii'i start
in the Spring, with a i'artner, and an entirely
new stock of Merchandize, t V The pu'jiic
are invi:ed to call and g n bargnns.
J. Stliroyer.
I.ewiibttrg, Jan. 1S56.
fV0 the IlonoraWe the Judges of the
L Court of Quarter Srssiurn i.f the leacc
for the emmy ol fmon, at Feb. T. AD.
Tue petition of Ji.na Fisher respectfully ,
repren:5, lliat your pe'iliuner cccup.es a
to-u:n'tioU: ho situate t W bile lc-r MHU. la the
'liiihtp uf W'ttUm b r, whic'i well ciliidsLtil fur
l'utu: liaui of ruU-rtamoicut, and hn Imk u, uti U udw
.f,-i.l.l.-,l v.i.-l. fr..m Itrt n.,1 -Kii.,rl.i.i n i t,ttl n
8 ! I uilal'!. s. wi-ll ii-fMrjr fur tb arfi.finmo'Utk'tt
! bl tl.e put4i. BtJ tli f-DtertaiUru-iit vl rtranirvra mud
PJlLr Tl,hf h. 1 v-ll i r.,i,l il wi'ti vt,l.!in. t r
' l"f". u c u-ui.-ocfs n. co-r f -r tb DUru:b-
I m.Tiit 't atrniivr nuj traver. lli- t' rr t9l-i-
tutl pi:t- liiw Cuurl ti' grant b.m a !i it9v tu to. no
I inn or .ul.ii- lift..- uf -i.u rUiinii' nt. ai ti.v plco Lt:u
; tumuU, HiiJ o'jr jicUliuiitrr anl rky. io j
j the iinjcnrtnad, cili.-ixf (f Wi.irw Dfjar twn-H?.
' af. rit.'u-l. L i.erni'l.y kc-tuiiut. J wit't J-L-.t
Fi-b r, lb) nlmg ttamvi iKtiu.Jt;.:r, au I alo batiu a
' knuiii'-sJc uf tb b. a-a tr w.iifU a cmtiDtuQc uf ti- (
; runic is iryd. 1 L.-r-Ky cur'tfy a ii-:h a bou ia ;
; u-c'Aary l ar.unuiil.Lu tt ftibit aa-1 ntrliu 1
lrnn"i -t travL-icn', tit it t H a p T-.n ot "J re;-CT
i d.r n.jinjty anil tumvraucv, anti tbat bv i wuil roti-ic-i
aitli b (croiui ami rnn.T.ifrtfH fr t: l'J,: Ijj anJ
atcoramo-lation uf imo-r an-i tri.FtJ.-rit. Wa ii.rli.rw
IwH lenrto jut:it.-i,J il,-.t a uno be tfruuTpl Ltul
f agrtTKiMy t - bit p-t;tina. JjL. e t;-iJ
Iui---! il'ttuitr, Lori-iiAo Nwliury, J il. SiL-t man,
(1 Uf.-t.'i-rfr. SSrk lUiris u. Kit S Kr-t, J .tvuh
l'.!wii. J I- li.-mif, Jobn ii:y, iraucii Waiker.Wlili.nu
n:r rre latuation-Vhtrrihe
If ,n V!iI S V1I.SII. Prpiif.-nl ll'.U
f;.r tile i'th Ju McIa! Iitrirt.cjn-i-U:!of tl. cotoit.
ir I' iron .ti'l Miltlia. ud Jai- h R itti vltlR una J liiis
, MvkailvLL, t ulnr, f'?iatf Jai.-t- in l'nntn cvuntr,
I lnv 1..U.-J ti.rir .re iM t. ,l.t llie r.O.'u U.y ijt
lc t l, utij to Hitf .l.o.-t J, f..r lUe bolliue "f .d .i-
; .lin,'tVurr.' 'o'irt (? I mtn ii I'la.. Ovr anil Tc miutfr.
iuJp"llrWSvL.ai.ilM IIKI;l.l s. r- r tl.
' cuiiiy yl t:i
ih-.i Ji-fa ty.u i nczc.
Viu ; 'lit-1.'? Ii day ! lh;i ,nj t- cuiuiuue ihj
, 1 ,s.trtl-K xi, the CoR
it-n 10 the C'oronT.
I Ju.llr-a '-I tli IVaosanil ConytsL-lam.ii(itVr t!ic coutt-
: '' l" " tu.ftear iu tU-ir .wu rui-i-r k-r..in ilh
Itiirtr ll-itlj, l:sra, lti'iti:!tion, Ksaniiiistioti. ao-1
,, , :rM1..l:,b,nn,-r. to dc, iho-. tlilnr. whicl, of t!i
o?!'.!,-? a.tl in ili-ir Is-hslt aj'O'-itmn lo c d'-tic; and ail
ilu.-4'i- and ntiiir p- rsens r-si-.-u:ite in l-haif of til?
iiii:io,i,-uilli jj-.'a?t any p-rin rr r-ers.n.-, are re
iiirt"J to tc- t!iiti and tln.-re atlviijiiis, arrd not dt-part
ailliout lv:tve at tli-tr peril. Jii.tii-.nuro nt'ib.n--tl to
Lo pun- Iu.lI iu tli-ir ait- nian.e at tti. lippoiuUJ time
I,:,- tn nor.i..
r nv h.n'l and at :be Sheriff' Ofl-'e In
.rw htjih, ii
llio llli du of Jnii'r.Oi Lite "ar 1 ur fx.rd
on. tliou-:m-l i-iv'lit b:iti'trt--t ut l.fu-fvit. ana in tilt,
.,. . , .. . , , .. .w
stuo'.'of Am-nci. fci,ajariv ii.mnain..''
J'ltlX KKs.sLKlt. s'urif.
!
Fir. & HfS. 0. B. B'JLLARD,
; 1,Ei!S of the Phno-rorte anJ
,--.Si . IIOUIII3 ,11 I 1 1M S I.IIIIIU
i Temperance Hotel. M .ndavs and Saturdays.
v... rj.jMard is A en: f..r tiie si!e of the foi-
V.it-.n ee!ehrae.t I fis!rilTT,.e-.Ts r
j naiiett, Davis & Co.'s 1'IAXO FORTES,
wh ,i,r ,m9r,n-cd Patent Suspension Uri.i;r.
1 Mason A Hamlin's newly improved MODEL
I M TI 1,1 I l'tl J S."S.
... . ; .... . -. ., .
Il- lurook s L lll iCi.ll i)KV.A. lEr'e
instru'r.ents are built in the most thorough
tnaun'r, an-d are unsurpassed for utri s
men . i.ss or -ro. t:.
I V Purchasers are invited 10 call.
I.ewisburg. Jan. 2, lb."5
Estate of Jacob Reedy,
T ETTERS Tesliimenfarv nn the Estate
I. , . , . ' ... ., .
lownsilip. oeteasuu. Having kccii issut-ii iu
the subscribers by the Register if Wills of
I'uion county, all persons Indebiei; fj said
estate are requested to make payment, and all
persons Having claims to present them, prop-
erly authenticated for settlement, to Abraham
Younir. at his residence. Fanners' Mills.
ABRAHAM VOI.XG, 1
DAII) HEIM.V. ' Executors.
JACOB KAUFMAN, )
Dec. 20. l!54 p.I
.r.
vosal music.
VK Mr.0.B. BU LL A R I)S Sin?in2 flaSS
! meJs on MOXDAY and FRIDAY eVeiTinrs in
the Lecture Roods of the Unptist Church, at
fij o'clock. i
TERM. j
Cent'eman's Ticket, including Book SLO j
Lady'i di do 2.00 i
To be had of J. P. TUSTIX, at Thorntua At
.s Drug Store.
Lfwisimrg. Dec
IS. ISol
" nrilfltl 1 1 P r I WIT. ill
ntlflJIHL. Ol Fa LlllUnLL
"T AS changed his quarters to Suraita's
1 L Old Stand, about a square "up street,'
u here he has more room to tdsp.ise of his
stock of HOOKS. STATIONERY, OlFTS f. r
CHUI.S1.VAS, .YEW YEA ICS. &c.&c Call
an-1 see. D-c. 20.
I All PS-Just ree'd by Howard A- Co.'s
j Express, the best LARD LAMPS now
J. HAYES i CO.
' '
rjlEAji! TEAS' Just ree'd from the Can-
J ton Tea Company of New York, the o I-
lowing description of Teas, n:atly put un in
I and Ib. packages, nr.
Imx-riaf, Y'tvny Vysort,
C'ofW, ('un)i"tner. j
aVive Teas arc of very superior quality. '
anj Slli a, (lir ,rjrcs by the only Agents in ;
Lcwisburg fur Canton lea Company,
J. HAVES CO.
L , , f rA.,:;.1 p.J. ilnM '
hslstto of Daniel Kaiick, dec d.
VrOTTCE is hereby given, that Letters
I Te-tamentary nn ihe Estate ot Uaxirt
Riser, (late of White Deer Townshin. L'nion j
county.) deceased, have been granted to the ;
subscribers by the Rrgiiter of l'nion county; :
therefore all ihose knowing therrlselves indeb- ,
ted lo said estate will make immediate pay- j
mcnt, and those having claims wi'l present
them properly authenticated for settlement, to j
111. ,nhn nrc MY.lUnre III in. IU" Will 3tnI :
testament of said dee'd.
rsAMI EL MARSHALL,; ,
DAVID RAMSEY,
White Deer, Nov. 28, lt5l
.tlmiiilstr;itor"s Notice. j
"VyOTICE is hereby given, that Let'ers of,
j Administration on the Estate of JAMES :
L.IRL AND, late of East Burl'aloe Twp, L'nion
Co.,dcc'd,havc been "ranted to the undersigned
by ihe Register rf l;nion county in due form :
of law ; therefore ail persons indebted to said ;
estate are requested to make immediate pay-
m "' Z ,
!,,'. ,r c.,m..,
. .1 . 1 .
THOM AS PEXNT, Administfatcr.
E BulTUM ya- 17, ,854 pd
Notice
IS hereby given that Letters Testamentary
on the Estate of MATH IAS SHAFFER,
late of the Bomuith of Lewisbnrg, dee'd, hare
been granted to the undersigned. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them duly au
thenticated for settlement.
SAMUEL SHAFFER, )
JOHN HOUGHTON, Execotort.
I.ewi.shirg, Nor. 15, 1854
LEW IS BURG NURSERY
Botanic Garden.
THE subscriber offers for sale a fine assort
ment of TREES and SHRL'BBERY.snch
as Pear, Plum, Cherrv, Apf icotj Siberian Crab,
Cfuince, Grape Vines, Raspberries, Currants,
Gooseberries, Ornamental Trees and Shrub
bery, Everblooming Roses, Flowering Plant.
&c. H.R.NOLL.
Lewisbnrg, Xov. 8, 1P54 - 6m
'BLANKS "i
.... ..mi tn r m4. . at , .a l?ineic-.. ' Vti -J I
,uifnim' - '"i"'v.v... ,
Mammoth Head Quarters!
3
NEW GOODS !
J. & J. WALLS
VKE jil.t reteivins their FALL StPPLY
of HuuJs. C 4 LL ISO Hit.
Lewisbtirg. Oct. 4, l-OI
SHOE SHOP, KKMOVKD!
fl A.- U Kl.fPKH have removed their Boot
and Siioe estaMishment to the Kx.ms
above the basement of r'rtck" Saloon, on the
WKSI" side of NORTH THIKD street, third
door from the c truer, where they will be glad
nil ntrna .,,f nnt.e fenerallv.
Ij sec u!J patnuis a:i l tb" public generally.
Levubur. lec. lif,
(Cheaper than Ever!
FallanJ Wiuh-r .lo i'- j .. to C'voJt.'
IIIKM1 & VOKSK
OTreseclllt v announce to, i ,en'!s at.
the public jreuerally that they have list
received a caretully se eeted stock of
IJItV ClilOlK, of every variety, and at
prices to suit custodiers, einL-rjciiig Ladies'
an 1 en'lenun'- ilr.-s p.-ds. d mesne, furn
ishing good, gloves, hoiry. trimmings. &c.
liL'i'j' '52-' "a fresh supply of the
best qualities sugars. molasses, honey.Cotlee,
teas, spies, tobacco, segars, crackers, bain,
cheese, dried frnit, site.
HARDWARE a VF',i selected ttock
hf sh.,s. s. .(,. ,,,,. , . rinetv
. . . . - - . . . . .-
1 of cutlery, carpenter
mlsou s, and black-
smith's tools.
QVKK.XSW.lRi:. the cheapest ever otTerel
in this market iron-stone. irraml-, china and
whiteware. also common tea-setts, Ac
H AT.- A..D CAi'rt.of all kinds aad at lot
prices.
All of which have beu selected with great
care.and having been bought for'Viai they are
enabled to i-ell at uuusuaily low ra'.es. They
deem it unnecessary to particularize) as their ,
stoc'.r embraces etery.hir.? likely to be called !
f.-r. l'urclnsers will rind it their advantage to
give as a call. i'KODl'CE taken in exchange,
ui tTinr to rLtast.
I.ewisburi;, Oct. 25, 104
; w Fimi-NCW GOOllS !
: " A new Bnvm iiicpi rliuix! '
Ji..vr kece:Vd.
by w.iy cf Cattawissu Railroai,
XE of the choireit and most desirable
assortments of seasotiab.e llilY AMI)
f'ASCY tlVUUs ever brought to this place,
and which they i.tler at an unusually small
advance upon ihe iirst cost.
Ol 1 friends and new. and tne public gener
ally, are repectiul!y luvited to call and see
for themselves.
VV full aseortm-nt of HVRDWARE.
IJUEEXSWARE, UKOCEKIES, A.c, and
, at ,ow Pnecs-
innTVeo a. UTT7P1
Lewisbiirg. Oct. 24. 1H51
, .
alS)U 1111 !
TflHE Firn of L. IDDIXG.S i CO. has been
this day dissolved by the sale rf the
interests of Samuel Ged les and James S.
! Marsh, lo Aaron E. Wetzel.
LEWIS IDDIXGS,
SAM' El. GEDDE3
jAMfCS s. MAKSH.
I.ee-isbnrg, Oct. 3. li;i
NEW FIRM.
T t have .his day entered
i . , ,n'" -' ""f
A Whtz.l, and resptctfuiiv Solicit the pat
ronage of their friends and the public.
LEWIS IDDI.Vi?,
AARON" . WETZEL.
I.ewisburg, Oct. 9, iit
tjTn.-, rA AcctiiT.rjoihtii'n Line ef
&&$!frf!SZx I
levt Jaij Vi'Kiiii !'.' IsH't unD ijjiilcn. ;
IIHIV M IIK.SS !
"1 TOST resoecifullv announces to the trav
el L eling public that h" is running a Daily J
Line of iches (Sundays excepted) between j
Leisburg and Milton. Lrnriirg the ditferent
Hotels in I.ewisburg at about !M o'clock A.M ,
arriving at Milion in time !, ta';e the Philad-,
elphia morning train -f carsleaving Milion
for I.ewisburg upon ihe arrival of Stages from '
tVilliam.port- .4.V.Ieave I.evristurgatS. P.M.,
reiurnini; to Lewisbcrs upon the arrival uf ihe
1 hilade'niiia evening tram, r or IJIoomsburg.
Cattawissa. Danville, or U illiamsport. this is
the cheapest and quickest uoite. -re3Tt ets.
Pacitar.a. safely and carefully attended to.
Lcwisburg, Dec. 1, ls51
TIiroug.il to r.Imira!
ilTPhilad.Trains reach Williamsporl 5.15 ..
(passengers reach Elmira same evening.)
Elmira Trains reach William.sport 10.00 .x.
(aaiNe,ls,r; r,acU ,,hllMj. saB,e
pk.i, Fre-ulit Trains r. aeh Was nort S W ..
Elmira FreiehtT rains reach Wmsnrt f.20 r.n.
ia- j . !' () U 1
1 n
il !
Jn.'i r-w&$)
CATrj fllLi, vswrr i-.TiJt.'r. no jb
" ' 0'j.ci T0 xir.io.
t-Uhours between Philailelplnaand
.Milton Farp, St 50.
OX and after Morid iy. Sept. 23th, and unto
Extension to Williainsport, Passenger
Trains will be run every day (Sundays excep
ted) as fullou s ; j
Leaving Milton at 1 1, A M.,Cot'neeting with j
Pea ting Railroad at Port Ciiuloii, arriving at .
Philadelphia at 7.30, P.M. j
Leaving Philadelphia at T.30 A.M.,arrive a!
Milton at 4 30 P.M.
Treight train will leave Mi'h n on Monday
Wednesday and Friday, and Port Clinton hi
TuesdayI'hursday and Sauirday of cac h wee,
Freight is carried to and from Philade plna
ia
without transhipment, from Reading Railroad
Freight Denot corner of Itroa.l and Cherry Sis.
T. M'K'SSOCK.
Oct. 1!, lS.'t Sap.-rintendcnt.
New and Beautiful Fail Goods.
T I'ST orenifig and entirely too btsy to
euumerale arucles bftt for quantity,
quality, or low prices, call on
Oct. 4. J. HAYES & CC.
a XD NEW FIRM. The riartnersr.in here- I
tofore existing between Jti.Vr t Vi rse, '
was lnis Hay dissolved oy mutual consent--
David Reber having disposed of his interest in j
the concern to Peter Hursh. The business
will be continued at the oil stand nnder the
Firm of Hursh 4 Vow, who will be happy in :
serve all the old customers and lots "t new
ones. FAi ll Kt.ncn,
O. R. YORSE.
Lewisbnrg, Sept. 20, 1 54
TTTTerrvc nriiV kFaTT.I?
o " '
for cutting both Grain and brass. ;
n.Ti-rrn ..4 r. .,1. . h
M
A.-Sir.-SV-Xt-rLl-ar . . . - .
T..ariahnra Fonedrv v
GB'JDZ. MARH A ft
or tint
LEWISBUKtf ACADEMY
Will commence on Ttasi, Oct.!?, liC.
to fontmue 20 week.
The course of lustr jction iu '!is Intitut:o
is calculated to prepare youttis to er;e r L'ui.(
tir for gem ral tusinesv
Coiiip..:'.! a aod Decta aa'.i a recea cr
ful attention.
The sibscriSer is i..-!;citoas to secnr a clatl
of J'un tjtiiii'S.
'11e Bible is in daily use in the fchor.l.
Kor ret'erenc, th? Pnneipl tak' pleastir
to refer to many of our titims. hth in at, I
' around th' plate, whj h.i.e LaJ thc.r chiid.er
aioi wards unjer his care.
Tuition. For Lrtniiasres 5in, Higher Eny-li-h
and common branches, (mrlu.hne
RraJing, Writin?. Ce.raphr, An;hffie
Grammar and V. H. History') per session.
Contingent eip'ases per Wiuter jfss,os,
cis. per scholar, extra.
No dvlactioo except f r o-r..ss.
JOHN HA.MJor.Pir,
Sept. IS, I'M rrineif-ai
d'O'i
r,rm bein; th: dnr diisirred,
in! ! say to all wh' fcnotr themselvet
in, tented lo ns, tnr.i we are ia cei m t.-i
needful, and are amn-ns to settle op r.ur l.u.
mess with as little dv'ay as postb'.i. O jr
H eks will rerna:n at ihe old vanJ. and ief
tlentent made bv cither of th Firm.
iiKUKa & vor;2.
I.ew:sbur;. f.p:. 50. lijJ
By Express !
VNOTHHR I t ef Fir e Brorha SHAWLS
and i'araaie ta Cloths of a'l shades, at
v.. I,,, nriers. iust reed Lv
Oct :t
- r . . ..
J. HAYES A CO.
Kaslc Mill.
II
AVIXfS reVuilt, in a manner enlarjei
and nnprove-l, tlie Meam Grist Mill
recently lot by tire, tne subscribers respect
fully luiorm tne put.ic mat tny are prepare-!
to do all kinds of Cast .in work and purehats
Grain as hereiufnre.
XESBIT. HAVES tc riCHTUOHN.
I.ewis'iurj. ttct. ;. 1-Ct
i:.rprcs O Hit el
The uti !ersiine I have betri
arp tnt j A-n s f r HOWARD tV CO.
E.Pi !-.- l.IXE. ai.-! are n.-w prepared to
f rarJ. rl'ii'i. P.ir iaees. pecte, bank Xcte
Ac. to Philadelphia, -New York, Boston, A:-
bany,l)altiitt r -. and intermediate points, a u
to the i therX nhern and Eastern citiej.
The public are respectfully invited to pat
ronize the above line, as it is the quickest aui
safest metli i! of transportation between tt
cities and Le-.rishur?.
Packages received by er before 9 A.M. will
arrive in Philadelphia the lame day. and t
delivered early m the following morning.
Receipts triven for time and price.
1'lulMplUa Ojfice 11 A 43. South Third SI
Oct. 26. THORXTON At CO.
Who iranttt a fklla. Dally paper!
OX and after Xov. lt. ti,e nnderiigne-l
will furnish subscribers with any rf tl.
Philadelphia Dailies, on lh evening cf li.t
Same day as published.
Wh"evr, tlien, wishes the news, can b
supplied bv at once leavinir their names wuu
, ns. Tenia 6 cts. per week (fi r the Peiitiy
papers) payable weekly or motv.hlv in advar.ea,
' THOKXTOX & CO.
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Kierulor'tt Xollre.
"VT"OTICE is hereby given that Letter Tt
l tament irv - a the Er-ate of JOHN A.
V ANV.AI.7. II, Esq., !a t f Kelly Tp. Unloa
Co., dee'd. have been granted t the nnder
signed by the Register of Union county in da
form of law ; therefore ail per.oii iiulclite.l t
sai l Estate are requested to make imme-' te
payment, and those having any just claims
are ais- requested to present them proper.
autheiitieafe,', t'i I-setlteinrn;.
SARAH B. VAXVALZAII. ) Exee
I.AIHU HOWAIll), juturi.
70lt S l B.I' TWO new End elegatt
s.x-and-ihree-quarter t)ctave I'ltlDO;
Also THREE beautifiillv-fiiiuhf d iit.LU-
PEOSS. made after the newest itiprov
men'.s. Apply to
FR. J. GIf NEK.
S --nth Fourth St. near MarktL
Lewisbur-. X. v. 20, ls54
BEAVER. KKEMEK k MOORE
have receivrj t!.ir
Xew Fall Goods,
which thy are enabled to dispose c( r.c.x-
jiosli ca.tr. I.ewisburg, Oct 4,
Danville Hardware Store,
THREE Pf'ORS yOKTH OF THE DA XX;
VT which wiil be found a large
selected stock of
and wall:
H.i;d.vare. Cut'err, Iron, Steel. Xa:'s
Carriage iritn'ings. Harness m- utitiret.
Carpenter'. Cab 1 net-Hi a .-rs tnd Snoe
mdUers I'.-ols. Bort al.1 shoe Fini.cj..
Momccos. Kid. Linincs, Fretn-h Calf
skins, Ceiiar and Willow Ware, Steel
Springs, Anvil?, Vices, Screw Times.
Scre Bellows, BniMcrs' H.-.r.iware ot
every descripllon.Te.-iit. an Window B.M
Sh'i'ter.-,W Hi wSab,i Iter tit. iWsie,
llrtttannia W.are, Guns I'isto's, Ren-I-rcrs,
Manilla and Hemp Rope. Sperm,
i.ard, and W hale Oil. Tar. Window
Glass.Lo. king Glass 1'l.ite-i, Linseed fit.
Sp.rits Turpentine. Pure White l ead.
White Z nc Paint. Ulcke'i Fire Pioof
and a full assortment of ether I'ainis.
ier-5 .not I : juors at til n...raie an'i
i:,-i.,:i. Jaiar.. Cona. and Ctach Tcr-
m-h'-s. e. r.
i; ,,f h Ch mil be sold very cheap ir csh.
rollnlv prL.Ju,e, or four n.i-niht approvcJ
creif .' J. O. RICH SDSON.
at ,h s.gns ef ihe AutiI m.d Saw.
Danville. Sept. II, 1S54 Ivlft
rl" MVS Pumps ! Pnmps "Weil ar. 1
Cistern Pumps.Surtion. Force a l Chair,
the very best articles now in usc.ihose isl. tg
to purchase run be ci nvmrrd rt ibis lai t by
f npon H,rr K. -Noli. Esn.. 1, -. ..: fr.
The .nbscr-!..f i,ai a;.0 ... hand lead pipd
from to U inrhes. J. O. KM M.Ahi . I'.s
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1 J ran ins- i.,, l - v
e-fthr Bank of Psnvnle, tep'. !.-, 15.4 j
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