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' Febecaet 16, 1855.
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in ika istxast aad best cireulattoei ef easy ewtJipT
la Baaset County.
BdftorUl Correspondence of Lewiatmrf; Cbronicl.
JIaqbisbubo, February 14, 1855.
Yesterday was the day fixed for the
lcetioo of U. S. Senator, and was a day
of unprecedented excitement. Geo. Cam
ercn cima within a few votes of an elec
tion, but after tbe second ballot they ad'
jonrncd, without a choice, for two weeks.
I must refer you, for waut of time, to tbe
papers fer tbe details. The Governor'
position bat been, from the first, with ref
erence to oil the candidates, that of neu
trality, lie refused to commit himself fur
any of tbem.
Tbe Legislature now talks of adjourning
for ten days, to permit western and other
distant members, to make a visit home.
I write with my office full of school
friends from this aud other States ; and as
tbe mail hour bas arrived, I mutt close this
brief epistle. II.
U. 8. Senator No Election.
Oo Friday last, the Americans met in
taucua 92 members present and had 7
ballots for U. S. Senator, as follows :
lrt. M. 3.1. 1th. .h. 6th.
lh. Clh. 7th
rtaaa rnrarrom ST a 34 M t s
Andrew ti. Curtis 11 1 i; 2J 6
M S3 40 U 47 1
Previous to the last ballot, over thirty
members withdrew; tbe remainder voted
to sustain Gen. Camuron as tbe American
candidate.
The Democrats nominated Charles It
Bnckalew of Bloomslurg.
Tbe Whigs nominated Thomas Williams
of Pittsburg.
On Tuesday, the 1st vote stood :
Cameron 68
Buckulew 28
Williams 8
All others 36
Whole vote 130 Necessary to elect, CO
Absent Mcllinger.W big; Clapp, Ara
rican; aud 1 vacancy.
Tbero being no choice, Mr. Cbsmborlic
tnovM to adjourn fjr tbrco weeks. Lost :
yeas 61, nays 09.
SECOND BALLOT.
Messrs. Crabb, Cresswell, Fraxcr, Fry,
Halderaan, llendricks, Killingcr, Shumau,
Sellers, Allegood, liarry, Uoal, liowuian,
Caldwell, Cat lisle, Clover, Crawford, C'ria
well.A.Cumminge.J.Cummins, Donaldson,
Eystcr, Fcaron, Fletcher, Foster, Fraily,
Free, Gross, Guy, Haines, Hubbs, King,
K.rkpatrick,Krepps,i,ane,Leas,M'Cnnkey,
M'Coouel, Mengle, -Morrison, Muse, North,
Palmer, lleesc,Uiltcniiouse,Uutter,Saladc,
fcberer, D. L. Smith, G.W.fc'mith, StcMy,
Vo.ks, Ziegltr 59 voted for
Gen. Cameron.
Messrs. Iirownc,Goodwin, Hamlin, Hog',
Heistcr, Jamison, M'Clintock,Piatt,Quiglc,
8ager,Walton,Wherry, Maker, Bush.Christ,
Craig, Dougherty, Dunning, Edingvr, Fry,
Johnson, M'Leao, Maiwell.Orr.Stoekdale,
Tkomson.Wright 27 for Mr.Buckn.low.
Messrs Avery, Baldwin, Downing, Hol
eomb, Laporte, Lathrop, Lott, M'Calmont,
M'Cotub, Pcnnj packer, Wkkeijliam 11
voted for David Wilmot.
Messrs. Darsie, Fr'n k, Price, Skinner,
Cbamberlin, Powell, Ross, Witmer 8
for Mr.Williams.
Mrssrs.Fergusnn,Flcnnikan,Lcwis,Ball,
Franklin, Herr, M'Cullough, Page 8
fur James Veccb.
Messrs.Taggart, Fount, Harrison, Ilodp
uo, Linderman, Megill, Simpson 7 fur
J. Pringle Jones.
Messrs. Maddock, Morris 2 for H'y
M. Fuller.
Messrs. G. R. Smitb, Stewart 2 for
Gideon J. Ball.
Mcssrs.Tborne, Gwinncr 2 for Tho's
B. BairJ.
Mr. Buckalew for J.S Black.
Mr. Jordan for J.C.Kunkle.
Mr. Bergstres?er for O. II.Tiflany.
There being no choice, Jlr.Taggart mo
wed to adjourn for two weeks. Carried :
yeas 66, nays 02, (Gen. Cameron's friends
generally voting in the negative.)
Sukbtbt &, Erii Railroad. Hon.
James Cooper, late President of tbe
Company, declining a re-election, tbe fol
lowing gentlemen were elected tunnagcrs
for the ensuing year :
William Bigler, Charles S. Boker, Ro
bert Ewing, John W. Stokes, Robert L.
Martin, Franklin Piatt, Charles Sinniek
pon, Henry Duhring, Isarcl Morris, D. K.
Jack man, James Armstrong, Daniel Deal,
William C. Ludwig.
Ex Gov. Bioler bss been chosen Pres
ident of the new Board, and we hope the
Company may now see better days.
FOREIGN7. Lord John Russell bas
retired from the British Ministry, in con
sequence of tlx,, increasing public disaffec
tion with the management of affairs in
tbe Crimea.
Newt from the Crimea show a consid
erable increase of the opposing forces
much suffering, and many deaths, on both
ides some skirmishing but without any
great result.
aWTho Asia, at Halifax on the 14th
ins., brings news of more complications of
difficulties among tbe European powers.
Corn bad declined.
Adjutant Geseral. It is a matter
f eoogratulaton to tbe people that Gov.
Pollock bas overlooked party line so far,
aa to bring into the Cabinet an old Demo
crat, io tbe person of Tbos. J. Power,Esq-,
of Beaver, at present tbe efficient Presi
dent of the Erie Railroad. We congratu
late tbe appointee on bis accession to this
honorable post, and from this appoint
ment w hope to be able to date tbe era of
good feeling on political ubjects. Pitt,
bury Emin Chronicle.
The Union County Division Bill io
be House pasted committee of tbe wbole
ob n edsetdaj last
A Stray Ray of Editorial Sunshine.
It is n't very often that an editor can make
it suit to eajuy the good thing' of this lower
world, and when such an event does' occur,
it may be advisable to make it last as
long as possible in imagination, at least, if
not in reality. We, the younger, happened to
be tbe fortunate participant in a most glorious
old-fashioned sled ride, last week, and we want
all the world to know it !
As our readers are already aware, the focal
music classes of Danville and Lewisburg, both
under the instruction of our talented and ami-1
able teacher, Mr. O. D. Bctttan, had a very
happy union and re-union, last week. On
Monday night about fifty ladies and gentlemen
of the Danville class visited us, and were wel
comed cordially. After mingling their voices
with ns in singing several selections, they re
paired to Pitih' Temperance House, where
they, with many of oar class, partook of a
bounteous repast; which being ended, they
spent several hours together in social conver
sation, making op acquaintance, 4c, and, af
ter extending to us a warm invitation to recip
rocate the civility, started home in excellent
spirits. As the lime fur closing the Danville
class was near, and sleighing a very evanes
cent commodity in this latitude, our class cun
eluded to repay it "one day after date," agree
in; to re-unite at Danville on the evening
following.
According to programme, some of us as
sembled at the Temperance House, and wait
ed for our sled, while the smaller vessels of
our fleet darted on ahead. Half past two ar
rived, and with it our team ; we were soon all
aboard, and on our way. But, ugh ! how cold
it was! Tbe mercury iu the thermometer
must have huddled away down below the de
gree marks and stood shivering in the south
west comer of the bulb ; the piercing wind
made painfully particular investigations, in
dustriouly seeking out every little hole and
crevice about our ears to whistle at us, and
making frost of our breath as fast as it es
caped us horridly discordant music. It was
evident that it would not do to sit and take it
something must be done sixteen in a sled,
frozen, would spoil a story badly this would
never do; cloaks, overcoats and shawls were
wrapped closely, mufls hugged affectionately.
flexible wide awakes and comforts converted
to skull-caps and car preservers all doing
duty, and we still growing colder ; crossed the
West Branch on the ice; the very thought of
the ice Judasizing us and giving ns a cool bath
made the beautiful water look repulsive; but
our glassy bridge bore ns safely over, losing
but oue man, a rear passenger, who, getting
out with the rest of us going up the slippery
bank, on tryiug to regain his seat, tumbled off,
but was soon all right again. Finding that the
atmosphere was becoming superlatively pinch
ing, and that all the buffalo robes and dry
goods we could muster were insufficient, we
resolved to try what virtue there was in exer
cise, and, adopting the motto " fuu or freeze,"
dropping cold formality and taciturn d gnity,
each one tried to be a little the merriest; here
began life in earnest running up hill and
rolling down pommeling each other for lack
of agility in jumping on and off the sled (wish
our Philada. correspondent had been along, we
would have taught htm a lesson in country
life). Ten minutes from the time we adopted
our motto, we had forgotten all about the wea
ther, but saw that it was cold by referring to
the extensive beak owned by one of our jolly
crew, it being so long that the blood apparently
did not venture to circulate so far from his
body, but left tbe apex fairly blue. Onward
we sped, any way at all, but the roughest plan
was the must comfortable ; women and child
ren were wonder-struck ; men louked inquisi
tive; dogs only barked when at a very respec
table distance from ns all appeared perplexed
to kuow what division of natural history to
class ns with astonishment had evidently
seized all animate nature that caught a glimpse
of us. Reaching Mooresburg, we found those
of our class who bad taken the start of us
ihry having cast anchor lo lhaw out for a fresh
freezing, some warming up with exercise, oth
ers solemnly studying the pattern of a stove
that was in a high state of ignition. We were
soon called to order, and the whole fleet start
ed off in high glee. Arriving at Danville at
six o'clock, we were kindly received at Diss's
Hotel by many pleasant faces.
We took a stroll towards the iron works, and
found that, while so many si.nilar es'tab tsh-
menu throughout the State are gradually
yielding under the pressure of the present
crisis, the Montour Mills keep thundering on
as if beyond the reach of hard tunes. We
are of opinion that the furnaces of this com
pany will be the last in the Slate to chill by
depression of business. As it was growing
dark, which caused this fiery region to look
rather uninviting to a lone straggler, we hast
ened back to join our class at the hotel.
After partaking of a luucb, which answered
as a sort of priming for supper.our class was
escorted to Concert Hall, where we were wel
comed by the balance of the Danville class,
together with many other prominent citizens,
who kindly favored us with their presence.
After spending a couple of hours in singing
we again repaired lo the hotel, where we found
an excellent supper awaiting us. We did
credit to ourselves in demolishing the edibles,
and, after making the spacious dtning-hall re
verberate with " Auld Lang Syne," adjourned
to the parlors, where we spent the remainder
of ihe evening most delightfully. 1'en, eleven,
twelve o'clock slipped away, we did nt know
how, and time lo go borne came upon us quite
unawares ; but it did come, and gathering np
our outer garments and " Hallelujahs," bade
our Dan ville friends good bye, jumped aboard,
gave three cheers for the Iron Borough, and
the majority of us struck a bee-line for home,
well pleased with ourselves and everybody
else.
The air was most intensely cold ; going over
we had calculated on a moderation of climate
to return in, bat oar calculations were over
looked, somehow. 8hortl after leaving town
we plunged into a snowless bridge; our Jehu
cracked bis whip, which was responded to by
a crash of timbers, and we were stranded.
Boys jumped out, and girls jumped after an
investigation followed jury retnrned a ver
dict of " a regnlar break-down" our power
was too great for the machinery horses had
a mind to travel, no matter whether " vehicle"
and lading followed or not ; gentlemen in tbe
sled behind ns kindly yielded their seats to our
ladies boys did no such thing, too tender for
such civility; took our crazy craft to the first
inn, vi et armis raised signal of distress
night was so bitter the keeper couldn't hear
bombardment commenced he surrendered
threw open his ports ladies look possession,
while geauemen,asited by captive inn-keeper,
bound up the wounded tied. Committee
on locomotion soon reported all right but the
fcrakc--ea!,MMTnr&t keep .4 &am ran-.
Lcwisburg Chronicle
ning away on dest ending grades. Sleds all
called la order; and we weighed anchor for
Mooresburg, where we found a landlord wide
wake awaiting as, with a couple of benevo
lent stoves. Wcxdighted. spent a few minutes
in reviewing our excursion, warming bricks
bricks for ladles' feet, not for gentlemen's
hats, mind; one of the ladies passed a reso
lution to the effect that, as such an event as
this seldom occurs, we respectfully ask the
junior of the Chronicle to act as reporter, and
publish the proceedings of this excursion in
said paper. Passed unanimously, and ap
pointment accepted, and then we soon were
homeward bound, reaching Lewisburg in very
good season for an early breakfast
These unions will not be forgotten soon we
hope there mar be a repetition before the win
ter closes. Such visits stimulate scholars to
greater exertious and closer attention to the
study of this beautiful, healthful and useful
brauch of education. c
Dap of the County.
Mr. VolkmaR has finished, and is pre
paring for delivery, a Map of tbe county
of Union, which bas cost biin six months'
of bard toil, and for which be deserves a
generous patronage from our citizens and
from tbe public at large. Besides compa
ring and reducing to uniformity all drafts
and surveys be could find, ha bas person
ally examined every public road and con
siderable stream, and noted tho location
of Borough and Township lines, Grist and
Saw Mills, Iron works, Church and School
houses, Bridges, Taverns, Stores, ke. &c.
Mountains aud bills and the variations of
water courses are given with uncommon
minuteness and correctness. In short, it
is just tbe Map needed, and should be
bung up in the sitting room of every house
and in every business establishment. (For
terms, sec 3d col. 4 th page of this paper.)
The Times, Prophesying !
The New Berlin Timet is getting funny
again. Finding that all its thunderbolts
against Lewisburg and Sclinsgrove burst
without ercn scaring anybody, it returns
to its old trade of Prophesying, and last
week very patronizingly proclaims that
"Trererton and V! infield are DESTINED to
be tbe great business marts of Union
county" also "Xcie Berlin is destined
to surpass the boasted enterprise of our
Danville friends." Now there it No use
in resisting "destiny," especially when it
has the Timet for its organ : we only ask
"our Danville friends" if they don't quake
at tbe tarlin prospect of being overshado
wed by New Berlin !
The Sloop-of-War Albany.
The probable fate of the Albany it
dreadful to contemplate tbe engulfmcnt
of every soul on board and swells the
sepulchral list of the year just passed, al
ready overburocned with its frightful sor
rows. Taking into consideration tbe num
ber of vessels in tbe navy, tbe list of thoee
which have been list at sea is not inconsid
erable. From tbe commencement, in
1775, to the present time, the following
are recorded as ''lost;"
1778 Brig Reprisal, (purchased)
1780 Ship Saratoga, while in com
mand of Captain J. Young, at never since
been beard of.
1800 Ship Insurgent, (a captured Tea
sel,) while in command of Capt. P. Fletc
her, foundered with all on board.
1829 Brig Hornet, while in command
of Master Commandant Otbo Norris, with
all on board, supposed to have foundered
in a heavy sea.
1812 Bomb brig Etna.
1811 Schooner Revenge, (purchased.)
1S15 Schooner Helen, (iurchasa-1.)
IS 14 Ship Wasp, while iu command of
Master Commandant Johnston Blakely,
with all on board.
1815 Ship Epervier, (a captured ves-
se!,) while in command of Lt. J. T. Shub-
rick, with all on board, including Master
Couitnaudant William Lewis, bearer of
despatches from Commodore Decatur, and
Lieuts'Ncal, Gormall and Drury. She
passed out of the Straits of Gibraltar, July
14tb,and was never afterwards heard from.
1820 Schooner Lynx, while in com
mand of Lieut J. R. Madibon, with all on
board.
181G Brig Chippewa, crew saved.
1833 Schooner Porpoise, crew saved.
1S3G Schooner Shark, crew saved.
1813 Schooner Grampus, while in
command of Lieut. A. E. Downes, with
all on board.
1824 Schooner Wildcat, (purchased,)
with all on board.
1825 Scboonor Ferret, (purchased,)
with nine of ber crew.
' 1846 Ship Boston, during a squall in
the night, all bands saved.
1843 Ship Coucord, with ber com
mander, W. Bosrum, and one of ber crew.
1841 Ship Peacock.
1831 Schooner Sylpb, (purchased.)
1839 Schooner Sea Gull, (purchased.)
1845 Brig Truiton, three midship
men and thirty-seven of ber crew lost.
1848 Schooner Oo-ka-by-e, (purchas
ed.) 1849 Steamer Editb, (purchased.)
And en Lake Ontario, during a squall
in 1813, two schooners, tbe Hamilton and
Scourge, with 11 bands, except sixteen of
tbe crew of tbe latter.
Wherever tbe word " purchased" doet
not occur the vessels were built by tbe
government of tbe Uuitcd States. Where
not stated otherwise, no lives were lost
It will be teen by tbe list that Albany,
if be baa foundered with all on board, is
not tbe first vessel of our navy which has
chared a similar fate.
It it supposed that Congrats, following
precedent already set in a similar case,
will grant three months pay to the fa mi
llet of those lott is the Albany, togethtr
with the usual pension to tbe widows.
ISleigMng i suprnic-J to Is going
& West Branch Farmer k cbruary lb,
It Now Hampshire, the Know Nothing
confection bat nominated, for Governor,
Ralph Metcalf, an old Democratic poli
tician, and a companion of Burke.
Io Pittsburg, tbe Mayor has, since his
re-election adopted a vigoroua reformatory
policy, and teems disposed to abolish ma
ny municipal evils.
Tbe death of Mr. Pleatonton, tho Fifth
Auditor of the Treasury is announced,
lie held a responsible post for upwards of
half a century.
COURT Proclamation When m1i
Hon. ABM 8 Wll.l;, P'e.idenl Juilee
fur tho loth Judicial Dlrtrn t.enmlHioiof the eouuUU
r Umoo ami Miffiin.aiul Jacob WitTti,.Tr. and JtMr.
MluHtu. Enuinm Aramaic JuUim in l im ciHiutjr,
nave i-uwl Uiir irw't, larinp date tlie ilOth d;iy "I
tec. ISal, and to war dirwtnl. Sir tba luiMinft- uf all Or
pbana' Court. Court of Coumou I'li-a-.Oycr and reiuiiiifr,
ad p-m-ral Quarl-r Snunoua, at NKW 1IKKI.IN. t -t Hie
county vt t'uiwn, ou Ihmittoud Moiday oj r'lU Jt,
Mm th lith day J I SSS, and Vt continue two week.
XOTICF. u thenlom lu-rahy imau lo tlio Coroner,
Ju.lio-a el tho IVarv, and C'-nAUMi-a in and for the conn-
ty of Union, to appear iu tbeir own jror i-vi-mooi aiih .
thrir t'.nlln, Itrcords Inquisition. Kialniiiatioui. aud
other Htmumbi ancrn. tdo tlx thine wbub of thi-lr !
ofllcvsand in thi-ir behalf atlertaiu to i-'m-; ami ail
witneawa and otber narava- prorivcullng In behalf ol tur
Commonwealth -a-aiii-i any perim or uer-on!, are re
quired to tw then aud then attending, and not d.-part
wilnunl leave at tlieir peril, jusllcture reietu-u to
be punctual In their attendance at lb appointed time
agreeable to notice.
Given under my hand and eral at tbe Sheriff Offiee in
New Berlin, tbe 4lh day of Jau'y,iu the year of our Lord
one thousand eicbt hundred and tiny-fire, and in the
aeventy-arventh year of the lndepenueuea f the United
gtateauf America. Gudtavttht fnmnntrfa'th.
JOHN KKSoLtR. Shtriff.
Register's Notices.
NOTICE Is hereby given lo all con-
1.1 Crneil,that the following namf A persons
have scl led their accounts iu tbe Register's
O.lice at New Berlin, I'uion County, and that
the said accuunts will be presented for confir
mation and alluu ance at the Orphans' Court,
tn be held at New Uerlin, for the county of
Union, on the 3d Friday of February neit,
bein; the 16th day of said month, viz :
The Goal account of David Myers, Admi
nistrator of the estate of fxu.ii ipalz, late of
Kelly township, deeeav d.
The account of John U. Grayuill, Adminis
trator of the estate of Abraham GruylriU, late
of Perry township, deceased.
The account of Daniel P. Ililbish. one of the
Executors of the last will and testament of
Gevrge tilaht, late of Washington towuship,
defeased.
The account of John D. Smith and Mnsrs
Sprcht, Administrators of the estate of Adam
Smith, late of Beaver towuship, deceased.
The final account of (icorse Adama, Admi
nistrator of the estate of Chri-lmnna AVry,
late of Penns township, deceased, filed by Ja
cob Oil and Mary Adams, Executors of said
George Adams, aeceaned.
Tne account of Reuben Smith, .Vlmthist-a-t"r
of the estaie of huue Muttaru, '.ate of West
Beaver township, deceased.
The onlv and final account of Sem Kuhns
and Daniel Kuhus, Administrators of the
estate nf Vhriitian Kuhns, late of Centre town
ship, deceased.
The final aceounl of -Nicholas Groorer.Exe
eutor of the last will and testament of Lrwi
Ai'.'iwiv.tate bfWh'te Deer township.dereased.
The account ol Hnry V. Ever. Administra
tor de bonis non with the will annexed ofJA'i
Sntjdrr, late of Chnprnan township, defeased.
The account of M chael Kleclrner. Guardian
of Catharine Aumilkr, late a minor daughter of
George Aum;Uer,latf of MidJlecreek township,
deceased.
J. VT. PEXXIXGTOW Register.
Register's OJice. Jan. 16, ISii.
Jury List -Feb. Term, 1855.
Aa'rore J II. Apf. Ilenry Keuer.
Itrry JoUd Bailey, fter Traap.
M-fitnburg Oeitrge Outeliuf.
JElIt Unf ile. Ukieon Hiehl.
i-Jrer Henry Henfer, Jacob Greenhor, Jr.
Jaei-tnn lienrge Welir, I'hilip Ore., Henry Sfowrrr.
Hartlrf John Church, John Leeber. Jet. Katd.
Istri'barff Samuel t. Maui, John Walla.
W'it Buffalo Andrew Iddings Joeejb i. Klecknae.
Inia Jrthn Boon.
Bfrtin Andre J. Boalich.
Jlnfatn William Steauti.
in, 0-irr William liarth.
Krtlf George Leiwr.
Union aamuel Oeian, Sr.
TRAVERSE JTKOKX
WttfVfifow John ti undrum, I'eUr tentg, Frederick
Rirhter.
rtiruVyD:iniet tang. John Secbtcr, Joreph Sampeell,
John Seaith. Daniel Weidcnaaul.
K'ltjr Jaeub Moyer.
JVrrjr John b. flreybill, Amoe thudle. Samuel fl.
Shiwcm, William ll U'a". Nathan Foi-ry. Jacob Minium.
mult Der Daniel Keber, Ilenry .Noil, William L.
Hitter.
'raprof Franklin i. Sehoeh, F.lijab rborn.
nst It-MVrr Mielia.-I llearlMrd, tiere Ktylty.
CStfpwnm - Win. Kelly, Jacob II. Irmt.
JVnar Jacob II. iCrdVy, Jonathan OeniberllDg, II.
R. Ilettrick. Iteoree J. t'lrirh,
ll'sf flmjfala r ranklin JordOO.
B-nvr I'hilip M.rkler.
itt Bufiiti Nathan Mear.
It rfi'n Jacob tlaker. John ItiritlTe.
FrUtdclin Ainoeli uilt, Peter kby, David Scborb,
John a K-rn.
Oaiie Christian Beashley, Jeeae Blljer, David Mit
chell. A. Jeknon Sainne!l.
JfJU'ttburg Jamee Chambers, Samuel Orwig , Joseph
e.eb-rt.
A-iawtoKT Joseph Sandere.
JeHi6ucy An-lrew Kennedy.
l'im M. II. Teceart.
Jaci-Mon Jam, a llarber.
rr.Tir xenon.
Xew Berlin David Kuhney, William Cornelias', J. T.
Leemon.
fue'iio Jacob Kaurmui, Jaoob Dcrr, Eamnet Dane,
John Wie.
nkjlorwrfow Jonathan Arbogaet, Dante! S. Boyrr,
Thomae I'ontim.
A'elty Ounrad Greift. John rTnntlnerion.
JeVliiVre'.. ?amuel II nJricke, Adam bauer.
Katt Biffnln Henry Merta.
Umvct luuit-l Ziebtr, Keuben Keller, Joseph Maarla
ger. LiMeffcme Sainael Pellman, Benjamin Sbively, Ahio
lom niiler.
ibou Edward A. Kinney, Simon Aurand, J esse To-
eum.
Jiet-son John Leitsel.
I Davi-1 Itedlion.
inereee Nali urn I'erkina, Jao. Miller.
Mflinfmry Samu-1 Sli'ier.
CKfetaM 3mii-l N'ritl. Jacob Ber, h.
llirtlry Ilaniel II. burst.
iswiinmrg J a me. Aiken.
rVunUiN Ilafi.l Roweraol, David Sctiwenk.
Onfre Daniel rbower.
Real Estate.
Union County Woodlands
for Sale
a nrr At
ACRES will be sold tn
shares
J JJJ of 10 acres at $30 per share, or
ten 'hares forS26each,payable in instalments
of one dollar per month. Location of lots to
be determined by drawins; but any person
may, by taking a iracl of 400 acres, have the
title made immediately on payment of the
purchase money, and may select the tract most
aereeable to their wishes.
This land is situated in the townships of
White Deer and West BuRaloe, and the new
mad from Lewisburg to Sugar Valley passes
through it.
It is covered with timber,sneh as White OaV,
Pine, Hemlock, Chestnut ond Rock Oak, and
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art.-r. i. rir i. fl tlir.;Uj;h--ut thi 6Ury fc.e iuai auJ
gr-ipliii'i.li dr...rj. )
The pTi'iiish. r- liiiT alr-'a-tr rci-eirii or.Vr fr the i
wh-de nf Utr film i) it wan ur:ennj:y th. ir inti-ti.n to ;
pnHi-h; con-i'-jti-ntlr, th- I: ti-.-ii cl-l' d Irt- W j
to iurn mf tt t ;.nd thr j rt cpt-ctrullj r truest tht a.l or- j
d r ui.iy b- wol iniUH-iinii j v.
Tht-j cnnlidnri -xpt l thut tlif w-irlt will er-nt? an i
niut h iittv-r t ii a..v mirk .t fii tt. n that i-t iat;
cam v-mfoatt-fl frm tl.n pr-c. a. rtotwitlitiirc1in'..
sinve the u. -licit :. q f fiu'V T-.m's t'ai tn," .itk rt
L.tintr to rlxirty in AtttTip. i'io and co-t, !;: ht-fn i
Minie-rniii. n-i"-h" r-Kpi't-uri '1 K..in; t. lttti. n to the
i m. m i f i-urrh'tsitt -:! on tl.e African t'oa t. writ
ten I y on- w(.ft ha li.f-.tl it in all tt? hid n iS-f. r
mity. The work is wr.tt. ii in thnst- and pur- lonu ...',
ft I itl h- a wc.como aud iutru:tii; aJu.t.u to lb:
f..niily til-tarr.
J h-w..rk will fr rm a h-autiiut rn-ta-.o (!iirn cf 40
ratr''!1, hirtlsom-ty il'ntrr td i;h fine t pf-pniin-. rn.I
rlt'cntifly ty.iind in cIo;li- l'tice. in rl.th. nnvUf't.ar;
in papr, 76 c itt. t whjrh rt c pit will itit I y
th publisher;, to any artuf the tx-untry trvt cf yos-ts.-'-.
4ir Fof salt whclesul'' anrt r-tait y th- r',,'eJ, !
KU..-WOKT1I 4 ?T: rT. ;
Xo. wz Itrcims Sti mt. Niw y-n. I
An1 hr all nrtnfe- ilrr throuhfut thtj t iif S'taa
Urlbh I'm in- ew.
' ' -
Phil.tdelpliia Adv'ts.
Improved
; QITER-Phospliate of LIME 2,500
i-i lD Bbls. of the most superior manufacture
also
GuatlO of cvf ry drscripiion.
Ca'rine I riHstir. Cement. Ac.
j Produce of all kinds bought and soM on
Cymm
laSIOIl.
K. n. sri.i.rrs & cd.
Fcrwarding and Coinmtsi'n Merchants,
No 65 Nur.h Wharves.
Between Race and Vine Sts. I'luludtlhia.
rietrnolo?.
FOWLERS, WELLS, t CO, EKoll .VfTV T0KK
-r Haven
(5rf and lim
yisXif betweei
llavenpened a Vhreni lns cnlCi.binet :
ISauk re, at S A I. CI I Si.,
een Clh anil Iih, J'nlodi lthiir, '
v.: ' "o arc preparea to tumin ail I
re prepared to luinih all iheir :
J VyJ Wi.rks on Phrenoliiirj-, Phrsiol
' ir Hydropathy, M:i?neliMii, and f
ography, at New Yi rk prices.
I nun-
Professional Examinations.wiih C'harls.and
full written descriptions of character, iver
day and evening. tifCabiiiet free to visi
tors ly517cSiiq
BUILDING HARDWARE
asn
Tool Store exclusively,
T'.it largest Estullithmtut of the kind in the V.S.
Win. 51. tt'CIure &. Ki o.
No. 287 Market St. above Seventh, Philad. '
MANUFACTURERS' Depot fur I.orks of
all kinds, warranted quality. " Patent '
Silvered, Glass Knobs." ;
Premium Porcelain Knnbs.overlCO pat'erns.
Silvei-plated Knnh. Hinges, Ac, wiih the '
most complete assortment of all the Modern
Goods in this line. I
Purchasers are invited to call and examine
Stock. Catalogues sent by Mail if desired.
Hot Air Riyisfert and VtntUatort at
factory Price.
rAll orders pnt up under the imme-liat
supervision of ihe r rim
CALL AND SEE V9 T.M9t
TrusHcc, Supporters,
LACE 8TOCKI.CS.8hot,i.
der Braces, and all rut...
S, . t
urgical Apparatus and Baa.
daes.apBlitd and "-arran,...
te rive sansfactirn.by Dr.sr.d Mr.M'i'li
Af'H No. 44 -Noril. fcEUMfl 81X ' "
PhilmMphin. '
The s;r-at nuiuber cf Females relieved atj
enrrd by wearin? Mr. Wl'lenaehari'j
p .r'eri, warranis hrr in cxw tt erolinf ihrm
superior to anyihing of tbe kind rrercCf.a
to ihf pnbl.e
II17iJrt
IhLlj leave respectfully to call ihe Pollic'i
attention to my K-iablishir.ei.t, No. JJ,
u.h FOl'RTH M (leW fhestnci), -Aiferf.
elthia, for ihe inatintaeturr and sale .f l a
t lop ,, where I will always be in rradihest
to a.irud lo any cirrs I may be favored i;h.
lam prepared in furnish fcnvelrpes cf everr
quality, nje and dpscriptif.n, M holesale and
Ketaii.'he'iof rmirtent ra'lern, plain and ler!.
I would also ra'l attention to ihe llifr Sitk
ina. Lnrravine;. Ptirtmr. nd Etnhossmc nf
Hnsiticss Car.U for Envelopes, I.elle r hradj.
Bill heads, Cdrds. Cirrulais, Ae.. all tf which
I fiirniih at very low ra-ee, 'tan-.pi Viters
prevents their poniR to the Dead Letter 0ff.es.
Vi:!i patent machines of ihe latest in.ptovt.
irents for emtossii e, jrii.tiiip, &e., also ftr
the manufacture of Envelo-es. and every far;.
Iitv for eaecutirifr orders with despatch. and ft-r
tht-ir del, very by Evprrss Lines rr as may la
aprerd rpnn, I ran not fail to compete with it
not eicel any other establishment of the kind
in tl.e world. L7 Homoeopathic Envelor'i
cnnt.miir .-n hand, sarrple of which may be
seen f.rnnrWe office, also of Die-Stamper! KRT
IvSmit) WM. COLBERT. '
J(XltlJ CVU.0X.feJ,
u:;.,i;...i .a ...
" " feM than """'.
I0R the cure rf I1EU.MA or Itt PI IEE
AcUnowleded by tbe highest mecicil
a iihormes vi Philadelphia, incoinparat- t iu
peri, r to any other in use. Sufferers iil te
(.'allied tj le.ru ihat the occasion new ifler
to procure r.Dt only ihe ligitt.t and nu-,t uy,
but as rfurnie a Ttuss as any other, in lieu of
ihe cumbroMs and iiucomloriabie article usu
ally sold. There is r.0 difficulty aitendin; :he
111:1115. and when ihe paa is located 11 will
ie:a.ii its position wnlit ut change.
Persons at a disiatice unable to call on the
subscriber, can have the '1 russ sent to any
address, by reinitfn? Five Dollars for the sin
pie Tru-s. or Ttn fertile dounle with measure
around the hips, and stating the side affected.
It wt'l be et'.-l-..ined to suit if not Cuing, by
reiuroin; it aionee. nnsoilcd.
l ot sale only bv the Importer,
CALEB II. .NEEDLEri.
Cor. Tivelf'h fc Race St. l-hiLid't ltta.
l? Ladies requir'n" the benefit uf Mechja
n-eal Supports, ovriurj in deran-emcnt of t: e
inirrnal orpins, ineluding failing of the w.,n,D,
vocal, pulmonaiy.dysp'ptic. nerToos.and spi
nal weakness, are inl. tn.ed that a competent
and experienced LwtyvM be in attendance at
the Rooms, (set apnrt f-r the..- eic'nsive nsr)
No. IU TWELETH ft. lat tioor above Race.
lioL'J
rit: M tnovmi.
c
'tRAII. &. MIT(i.,i8 S. uih EIGHTH
rtrt. Philadtlphit. Ire learf to n'l
he a lrl.l.i.11 i.l t i.in.irv llca'ers. :x hr ,,l. anf
pcra. ns -iMiirr the t',rv, to their complete:
as..rtment rf lngl,eh. trineh, and Amtrumt
H'l'A T1.'EK V.which iliey are sr llmg M'bolc
sale a lid Keail in tl.e rpm reasonable; terms.
Their m. rk computes frrry raritly cf Cp,
I.e;;rr ai.J Noie Paper anrt Envrli pes. inclad
ins a full a-crtincnt rl the celebrated wood
i.l le I.a Kne A. Co.ai.a Thos Kiitads &. Sins
of I.rndon. A!.-o
Ci IJ and S:eel Pep. Drnvririt Pencils (F
'cr's and cthr-), I rat inp Purer, Eri:tl
B.-anl. JJr-aliKa- Wax. Ink. tnktan(,. Kciftt',
Croolves',Vne;enholm"i'and other fine Cnilerf,
rtri:ntnairs, ckel Il els, renfolios. Writ
toe I.f'.s.r.4c. Pervr.ns viitirft the Cnv
ran have their p.-iper rnd enrelr pes embesst j
wuh their iiiilinit wnhont nira charre.
IV" Orili-rs In m dvaiers ard instimtirre of
.arnire repectru!ltr schcited ani) filled :h
the stririest interriir flmMipf!1
Ten IJish's in a Ear Rocm,
A.i 1 uh:ii I siw There.
r.Y T. i AUTHVR.
T' n T ' omarid O.iiVs in a Manth.
'T-lTtF ewrtliil wvrk. . r.ov.:r.J-.i 1t all whn sve
r.ait i.. w llir U.:w,r r.i:tl ij Mr. Aril.ur.
Ill 1 1. Is tl.e evil- ..f Inf. mp. r :r.c.- in a er:. a rf tl.ri:i:r5
k.i.!.-. i.l,i!.tr..i u- tl.r.U-rtvcr 'Ijvrrs krepr.caui
lEtiru vlriiiliin. n t..n!jon iriLiiTnlii. I, th. mh,, t-.t
l.i coinnini.iti. f al l.-r.e. Tii-..r et nitle Alry Mor
c:.n at. I li-r f.v'lir. w l- rvf rireii h-r d-votMB and
vlalb.is a.ouv worth the eru-e r. the befek.
T.-u.perar. e men ai.J . Uerv- can do m.-re for tfcwcav.se
t v itsnirnlat.r.u tl.an tv ai.y olhiT ni'ans.
ac.t aiewaiitt l lnev. rytr.wn ar.d eoilnty oflbe
ruil. .1 Sfatr-. to 1 1 art edition uotb-w up spa-eiallv Vt
th.-m, UaiitiioHy iilutrateu with a Cue uetsuliiit te
Mr..vlii. .r lllain.
tpei m. n IVpy wi l te sent (pct paij) on re
ceil t of tl.e prir. Tar, nts.
The iare.-t eommiait n wtl. V pM. AtArt'tt
1 W. IlKAl LEY, HTit.li.ber,
No 4B North Ffiirlh Mr.ct. rhllsdeii h.s.
XWV. IVITS.
o
NE-THIKI) CHEAPER THAN WHITE
l.EAl, and lice trutn all poisonons
QUattri, s
lilt. MW JEKSrr W.V7 COMPACT, barltn
gr. n i It eiili.i. tl licit a.rl-s. sr d irnrtovrd the qual.'.e
i.l tin ir t rt'.tu. Is sr.. rrrt.and to exrtute orders tor th-ir
iCItBIOR FIKIS, 1"t. and i-rttttj in Oil, is
a ." tr,l 1 avaa.t t t. It. ni te. Mt' f tinds ; aiso
1 UV. in barrvl. rt 'itO ta.unds i-avh.
Ihdr .U.lTr. Z1C. whi. h sold dry r crrnnd la
oil. is warrsnttd fure and ncstir;a5avd dt tut; aid
bnitotm ti vt . m p.
a nivihrd of prcarst:oti has recntlv been discover t,
vi.. I. rl'at'le- the I . ni-an to wurrant tlieir r-siiita to
Vi-i-p fr,--h an., tc fl in tl.e kei". f. r any rcs i.'. le time.
In this rvicct their siite ivill Le sni.vriv.r to sty otber
in tl e n-r.tV' t.
Their 1IKOV.N ZINC PAINT, which Is so!d at a Ic
rri.'e an.1 can i pl te mi dr funi the Zmc errs Ir- as
New v-r-e. is now well la n fiT its protective -jta.!.
tf. ah- ti si-t lif.l to in n or ..ilr mrai:c urlsces.
Their yroNE COI.nK f IT rrv-.-cs all the nroorf
ti--spflie I'n-wn, rn.i it- 1 1 an arwa' le co!oi fcr pa.B
tlnsCotUges, repots, Ov.t I tti'-liec". Fr.'ec. at".
H'Kv it a Ki'r.rs.
TTholcate rs'rt TValerssn.1 Imi-cricra,
K. Vt. cor of luth aed Mai kvl Su. i'a.'ai.r- Aim.
..'.-.rt4i.'.
SPORTK.MEMTh subscriber ha en bstil
a large ai.J veil s.elertfd si.trk rf Coas
I'liols. Kt volvus. Iviflr.s.Caine Bagsruiief
Horns. Mint Ptnifhrs. &c, as fuIU'W.
Su.s:e barreltd fcliol flues lrcni $ S.fOto?
Iul!e d.. do 10-fO ' i9
moclh eut Kifles 10.00 to 1
Tw.sl do lO.'Oio IS
Foster's Tt. Twist RiCcs, very line 1010 to
Revolvers 7 CO to SS
Pis.ols 60 c.
C. mprisinp in all the best torment toJf
found 1.1 this repien and ai 1 OWER FKH tn
than can be bought .his side of Philadelphia- 10
couclusii n. pive hut. a roll Mid be convinced.
J.O.KICHARPt'ON.Hsrdwariltore.
3 doore north of the Bark.
To tsiliool Plrcctori.
LANK Contracts wi.h Teachers, ann i-r-
ders on T:eisvrer, a: llucntc.e -..,