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$1 foe "'""'i.'x'o . 5 ots- r.ym nt. by mail pi.i) CCpt that it caused an alarm of tiro and
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Friday Morxixg, Feb. 10, 1S55. j
Ud dKr "y t'; .
-Xew Philadelphia and New York j
advertifemcnts under the respective LeaJs
on the opposite raCf;
m n.e next Uuion County Pair, is lo
It at HaRILITOX. (Jood ! Proceedings ;
of Society next week.
tS-lh. l!retk.-nriJge having declined ,
on sccount of private affairs, Gen. 0. A.
Podge (just dodged out of Senate by ti.e !
people of Iowa) is appointed ?Iini?tcr to
SP,ln- ,
WnoLC Hoos. Two weeks sinccohn ,
Alexander of Kelly Tp., Union county, j
killed two swine which weighed I'2dl j
pounds. Pretty good p':gs fir hard times
tod short crops, Mr. Luzerne Union.
"The Special Election on Tuesday in
Philidlnhia for State Senator, resulted I
?n f.vnr r,f II .nrv (' IWt t'm Vh:r m.1 '
American citdid'ate, by 2,312 neurit v. ;
The rote is 10,000 short of the vote for
Governor last Fall.
KMonday, we tried the skighing
wards New Berlin never better. Met j
forty teams (an! no accident) on the wi.y. ,
Very slim attendance at Court. Graud ;
Jury nothing to do, and Civil List not;
presfing. Court Lowever We a ti t.re
of James Walls, and started John Qjinn !
ro the track in spite or tue l. iN s. (
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A U .it. ll.i... I itri !.:.' cn i-aa 'nn
it oar last dates.
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IgUThe fcitt'.n Argui was goin
".put a str.p" to the people's election cler- j
gymcn to office, and wrote a violent arti-;
ft iK osm. in flt 4 -7',r'rrT. S. uesiroyeu me
:ri'TZ""w'r.hi.-b h-;- : Arcade, owned by Mis.Kiutzing. Prof.
!L taMK rir.'iiiti in .w","'.'"Lri!i!i: ' Isaac N. Luullli.-i. wblli? riiirnr.,! ; l,itr.,.r
. MrenTiZK' MMim.""'"- '"" , . d.. . c,. : t . .1. 11 1 1 .1
tie against them. We replied. The Ar. j M upon tue other to get a gift of
gut retorts by a tir.de of abuse agaiust an j tuc ,;E,!t of W!iy fur a railroad, and said if
absent gentleman who d:d not write the ! !t wero u'3 rm UB would giant it, the
article, and who never saw it until iif:. r j other then bautercd him to trade farms
it was printed. Vou fire very poorly, Mr. 'J l'cy traded.
Argus, fur a Kansas iiun. LvcoMlNG. The Press has a lengthy
' - - ! ueeount of tiie t-fforta to nnl:p s.-imr; front
Quite a Mistake .'-A gold watch 1
kaving been stolen at Rciding, not long
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ran tctv f an t. unR oav inst xcpr.
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.iuco, . uescripuon 01 it-c sarro-ea ti.iei l rjtfC,0 j ;n 1702. We hope the Centcn
was forwarded to officer Missimrr, Putts- ; u;aI Anniversary of that conception will
town, who watched especially the railway j lear wit cf lhe lirth r Railwa.
' J ' 1 counectton. we Aiics te ller denoun-
foundaman sitting quietly in a car who ; coj ind, cent and swindling advcrtisemcnL,,
answered his dcsenptica so well that he j auJ a(1vocates a morc r! i(1 tariff 0Q
made the protesting passenger a prisoner, KediCil, ,4rcrtisillg. Mr Gibson ba3
eondueted him to a hotel, and was about 1 drawn , yicw f j gbore wLjch he
to institute a search, when the venerable tf7,lW. recommends to have lithe
Gee, Richards and others who know both gr!irljcJ (Voi.KMAa can do it for you.)
parties arrived, and assured Mr. Missimcr; A Washington correspondent of the
that he bad m custody the newly elected ; Willianlsport V, states that Col. John
fitate Treasurer, CoI.Slikb of Lewisburg, , F. Cartc.r Las ..CIpericnced another streak
Who was surely not the mm he was after! of inck by which l e realizes a handsome
The Oniscr was m .re scared than the Col-1 fam." The churches of Williamsport
nel, who consented to let it pas., for a jiavc established a home Mission W. II.
joke, but declined to allow any more of j pIeld, sgent. The Jersey Shore News
"" Srt" I Le,tcr no,iccs the death pf '' Catty," or
KB Jtems from CDlIjrr (Counlics. Jm"h at adnwd He
was a blaek man of Ilcrculan strength, the
Northumberland. The Sunbury A-' Ntw" Lctter allcging 113 a fc "'n ue
ttericin and Milton Democrat look upon ' of Lls rivcr ,rips he carricd wciSht of
the division of Union county as "manifest ! fourlccD "andred pounds of iron from the
destiny." The Governor has appointed ' bcach to tbe wbarf one ,nad A
U his Aids from Milton, Messrs. BoMe ' Cre at I-'cosv'110 00 Wednesday night
Frymire, Sweuk, Heinen. and I.awsnr.' I of,ast wcek d3troycd tue Store of Tho
mie oo caiuruay nigut, aj inst., a
kouse in Duke street, Northumberland,
was found to be on fire, aud the iu mates,
Mr. Harrison and family, narrowly es
caped with their lives, losing almost ell
th.ir little property David Fisher
proposes to run a tri weekly hack, with
the mails, between Suubury and Millers-
r .. o . . . . .
ourg, .nonaiys, WedueSd.vs. and Satur.
days, and returning tho following days. !
A beautiful fawn came upon the porch I
of the Shimokio Hotel, durine the recent !
now itorm mnA m nn.. . 1
, tal ,cluurcu ncar le
Furnace. Both the animals were shot.
-The Lutheran house of worship in
Milton is repaired and re-opencd, under
the pastoral care of Rev. C. C. Culler.
-Balance due on subscriptions to the
Cttiw,, Williamsport & Erie Railroad
fe called in.
Bla!B.--Od Sunday last, , young man
WW severely injured b, t jlnJ
dent at Bla.r Furnace. I, j, doubtful
Whether he will recover. Judge Taylor
ad 1 Buckalew's Law are playing havoc
with the tavern asd doggeries of Blair
Ceunty.
Mrm.Hr. The Gm.h .1..
Kpfcrtott ?f 500 lb'., fl, w s! !Le Uw
istown Mill io a day, aud 1700 bbla. in a
week." Two men Lad their bands bad
ly injured, while examining a corn sbcl
kr,tlicir Cngers hairing accidentally caught
bj the cjg-whecls. A camphene lamp,
having as is supposed nearly burnt out,
exploded in Millikcn's store one evening,
but fortunately little injury resulted, ci
; mx
-A wLihkcy fight at Yeagcrtown.
: ...1. n.n o en Y.rll IPl1 fllilt it
; iU nUIL'U UliC UJtlU WUdv a.-
was doubtful whether lie would recover, ana
1 another Lad several severe cuts in his arms.
,, Li f aggressor was bound over to
f!..rt in the sum of SjOO but who sold
i ,iU ;qUor ,
' w hich was the csuse of the mis-
Met The Kailroad Bridge over the
Juntala a slicrt distance above Leuistown,
d(..ro,.ed , fire abuut ,, 0-,.lock on
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Sunday rcoruiiie.ltb inst. The spark took
from a locomotive: there was a watchmau
.i t ? i . .t . ii
n lLe lr'Js?' lut ,be waltr wa3 40 colJ
that it froze nitliout abating the flames.
The bridge was 020 feet long, and will be
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iiniiii'uinicij reoaiii. .AU.im ari, lor-
! merly of Lewistown, while at work on a
sinfr.M iu Ilani.-Wg on the SI iu,t., full
and iigured himself so that he Ju J cu
Monday.
i.i.ri)7i. . jcrsoy snore paper states
ir.g, cut one foot very severely with
aic, bat is supposed to be out of dauger.
Dano La3 L,;cn Uown out fjr S(jme time
plst A .cllte yauic, iiquor ge)k.r in
Wilkes Darr?, sold on Sunday, but early
Monlay morning iufuriued upon himself
aeJ V" ''; " wi'hout troubling any of
his neighbors about the matter. A niau
I wai knocked donu iu the street am )
by a brute of a fellow to whom he declined
giving credit a year ago A four jcar
o!J I)urliar,,, weighing nearly 2,000 "lbs.
on fot ,iaUMl)tcri.j at ljttston. It
was rawed by Judge Laporte of Bradford
county. A new Democratic paper, the
Spirit of the Valley, has been started at
Scranton by Allegar Adams. The
Wilkes B-rre 7i'mc reports a thermometer
12 degrees below z vro at sunrise in the open I
air on the Gth inst. Miss Harriet A. j
-nucl ' n Ji ls miss.Tig irom a orty 1 ort, ,
ani '"'r fr"1"13 are feaiful she has been
foul' JtaIt witb- II is 5ome weeks since
she di.-appcarrd. A camphene lamp
exploded in the Wilkes Barre pe-ht office
without doing material damage.
CllESTr.R. The two Whig papers have
made an arrangement by which each gives j
,.e.V9 utliy from ,ile date of the other-
mating substantially a semi-weekly paper,
The V.lhje licorj appears on Tuesday,
the Ii.yUt.-r k Etaminrr on Saturdays.
Irm sj!is reported week before last, va-!
r;c;j ;n j,v-Ke from gQ3 to 5100 per acre
T7 I . ; t -.
liuui.oK ts oecomin quite a nui-
sauce to the staid o.d farmers of Chester, j
Two farmers in Kennctt, each having :
l1'8'3 worth about '..0,000, made a nap
ater a consultation of four minutes. One I
thnronghferc from Philadelphia (via Sun- j
burvl to F.rie. and .tat! that ('..n:,l . i
1
.
mas A. m arncranc a Millinery simp own
ed by Thomas M'Connell. Waruer was
insured S3, 100 in the Lycoming Mutual.
Juniata. A son of John P. Thomp-1
son, fell upon the irons while driving the
horses at a threshing machine, and the foot
and ankle of one leg were crushed to pieces,
and the leg had to be amputated. The
Sentinel notices a powerful revival in tbe
Lo'berao and Methodist churches, Mifflin-
,own 0Dn M'Curdy, of Oakland
Mills, and Adam J. Greer, of (he Sentinel,
are promoted to the rank of Aid to the
Governor.
Centre The Aironeburg Berlchler
notices 15 to 18 inches snow in that quar
ter, and plenty of folks using it.- The
Whig notices a six lepged calf from a cow
of Jacob Struble. 1 he extra legs were
from the shoulders. Dr. Dougherty of
Bellefonte made a successful operation fur
the relief of club-foot 00 a child of J. S.
Parson's.
Mostocr. The Danville papers speak
with much interest of the interchange of
visits between the Danville and Lewisburg
Singing classe.
Columbia. Only one week's Court,
tod (hit cloitd on IhcirsdaT.
Lewisburg Chronicle
mifflinburg, AUntion!
Ilonors thicken upon your esteemed fel
low citizen, James W. PesitiNaTW.who
has received the commission of Lieuten
ant Colonel from Got. Pollock, and is to
be obey.d accordingly
The Mayor of Boston Las effectually
suppressed Sunday liquor traffic in that
city. But one shop was reported open last
Sabbath.
S&The bill to confer the title of Lieu
tenant General on W infield Scott, baa
passed both Houses of Congress.
For thn X.wiaonrs Chrouicl.
Lecture III.
As previously anuouneed, the Third lec
ture of the Lewisburg course was delivered
by Prjf. J. It. Loomis, D. Ph.
The subject was &juth America. Tbc
lecturer contined his observation, however,
to Peru and Bolivia, which he had visited
about two years since.
These two countries were united under
the ancient govciuiucut of the Iucas and
were designed by nature to be but one.
But, unhappily for them, they had been
divided, through the ambition of Bolivar,
in cider that his name might be given to
a portion at least of the continent. They
arc divided naturuiiy into three portions
the Pacific ccaat region, extending from
the Andes to the ocean ; the Mouutaiu
ous region ; and tho Eastern slope. The
latter is inhabited principally by the Iu
diaus ; the other two, by the descendants
of the Spaniards.
The Coast region is generally barren ;
some portions absolute deserts. No show-'
crs of rain ever fall. The nearest approach
to it witnessed by Prof. Loouiis in this
part of Peru, weie a few dvops that fell
troiu a cloud overhanging the Andes while
the sun was shining brilliantly when he
stood. The prevail ng winds of the south
ern portion of the continent, are from the
south east. Though moist as the come
from the Atlantic, aud fertilizing to the
eastern slpe of the Ande, in passing the
mouutaius they reach a temperature fo
low as to condense all their moisture and
leave them exceedingly dry before they
reach the western slope. Hence the waut
of rain in the latter region. For agricul
turul and domestic purposes, the inhabit-
ants are depet.a.mi upon tue smau streams
which flow down from the mountains. If
these are wanting, the only water to be
had is brought in ships. Such portions
are completely sterile not a green thiug
is to be seen presenting a striking con-
trast with the buundlesi luxuriousness and
impenetrable forests of the lot 1: tuns of Pa
nama- In Inuinue, the lecturer met an
obi
sio
1 man, who, though his buaincsss occa
sionally took him several leagues from
home, had never seen a vegetable, or any
kind whatever, growing. Where streams
exist, a lvantag: is taken of then for pur
poses of irrigation. Py dividing them
and conducting their waters over their
farms,tbe inhabitant raise quite an amount
of agricultural productions. So that the
market of Lima is as well supplied and
with as great n variety (red peppers, the
indispensable to a South American palate,
always abounding,) as that of Philadelphia
or New York making due allowance for
tho di7creacecf pepclation.
Guano (pronounced irano,) South Ame
rican Saltpetre, aud small quantities of
silver aud copper are the chief articles of
.Mlth and trade in thU r.artnf Frn. TI11.
1
guano is found on the Islands of the coast,
and is not only a valuable article of com
merce, but is the chief means on which
the government effects its loans. The
Saltpetre is found in vast (umtities on
the mainland. Geological indications and
actual observations prove that the land has
emerged from the ocean, having been more
or less elevated at different and distant in
tervals. Shells were found by the lecturer
at a considerable elevation above the sea,
in a perfect state of preservation, and pre
cisely similar to those now abouuding with
their living inmates in the neighboring
waters. The stit, on retiring from these
regions, left as the evidence of its former
occupancy these marine deposits of shells
and salt.
While in this part of Pet d, the lecturer
was permitted, much to his gratification,
to witness the shock of an earthquake.
Though the creaking and crackling of the
saline rocks arouud hitn was not exactly
agreeable, the distant roar was sublimo
beyond description. The enthusiasm of
the philosopher triumphed over the fears
of tbe man, and threw him into an extacy
of delight, which, combined with the vi
bration of the earth, rendered it extremely
difficult for him to maintain Lis perpendi-
cular.
Tbe Mountain region is the richest in
mineral resources. The mines of Potosi
were particularly described. Under the
old Spanish rule, tbey had been wrought
with great energy and success. Some of
the ore is worth $180 per hnnd. lb. Still,
there is little energy displayed at present
in obtaiuing it. The prejudice against
certain kinds of labor, including that of
uiioiug, is so strong that 1 Spaniard would
rather starve than submit to it. Tbe In
dians will Dot work more than three or
four days in the week. The wood and
charcoal used in smelting.has to be brought
a distance of ninety miles, on the bocks of
mules. No machinery over three hun
dred pounds in weight could be transport
ed thither, nor could it be propelled at pre
sent if there. But Prof. Loomis considers
that there are indications of coal near Po
tosi, and tbe time may yet como when the
pnwtr of Bteam will be brought to bear
upon these rich deposits of silver.
S jme of lu prineipil tributaries fcvfc ;
& West Branch Farmer February 16, 1855.
of the La Plata and the Amazon, bead not
far from Potosi. The Providence of God
seems to have reserved their fertile Tallies
for the Anglo Saxons a race more ener
getic And liberal than the Spaniards,
who confine! themselves to the mountain
districts. The jealousy of the Brasilian
government, now interposed as an obstacle,
will probably be overcoroe,and tho free na
vigation of these rivers, opened to all na
tions. Rail-roads may be constructed along
them, and tbe agricultural and mineral re
sources of the continent be developed.
The above report is too brief to do jus
tice either to tbe lecturer or his subject
It is given with the hope of exciting a
deeper interest in tbe lectures.
The audience was larger than on tbe
last (Omsoi. The pleasant colloquial
style of Prof. Loomis, suited his subject,
aud interested bis audience. The only
thing in tbe whole proceedings to be re
gretted was the rude expressions of ap
plause given by some of the boys (?), as
distasteful to the lecturer, and most of his
audience, as they were contrary to the
wishes of those whose house of worship
was opened for the entertainment and in
struction 'of all who pleased to attend. It
is earnestly hoped that a due respect for a
placo of worship will prevent the recur
rence of any thing of tbe kind.
A Hearer.
acujujuiirs iH.ufcet.
Currtetcd Weekly.
Wheat...
Itye
Corn
Oats
.$2 00
. 1,00
75
.. 45
Egg3
Tallow
Lard
Bacon
Ham
Cloverseed .
..$ 12
.. 12
.. 8
.. 8
.. 12
..6,00
Flaxseed 1,12
Dried Apples. 1,25
Butter 10
Lewisburg Post-Office Arrangements.
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cloae At V, A M.
EASTERX MmllS Nona) wy '7 Sunlr
clo.l-U o'clock, .!
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ctoM nt S P.M. ol night -rclta(
SOCTBEPX. Slir) Tunxl. Thnrtd. anil Saturd.,
Cleft at 11, M
W JrrOA'X0.1)a,Tnn.lyalrl FM)r,
cloac at P.M. if aixl.t i,racilinf .
tfHnilnW"nondllT(-rt.nnl5Jfi)fromaUl
uvt. A.M.. ana from 12. a., mui 9. r..i
No 1, ISiJ.
Jl. W.CIIOTZSR.P .M
On the 1st inM., by ttev Dr Clark, James
Murly and Miss Catherine K. Beever, ail of
Lewisburg. Primers' fee duly received and
appropriately honored J
In Limestoneville, 4th inst.. by Rev C E
Make, T. Scotl Boost of SeWgtove and Car
oline Bartholomew-
In Light Pireet, ad inst-, by John Van Liew,
Esq . E.U-ard Burke and Mrs. Eiaclme IUuiz,
of Northumberland.
DIED,
In Buffalo Tp, 7'h inst, George Frederick)
aged about 60 years. A short time previous
to his death, Mr. F. had started wh a sted to
the woods, when he was overtaken with a fit t
he fell forward, and was dragged some dist
ance, when the team stopped ; when discove
red, one arm was frozen, and ne was injures
by the horfes' hoofs. He was sensible after
his release, but did not long; .survive.
In East Baffaloe, 9ih inst. Marlha Wick wife
of Saml Bvlrr. ad ti vrn, 2 ms, 26 da.
In East Bullaloe, twh ult., Abraham Aur-
and, Sr, aeed 60 yrs, 3 m, 17 days.
In Lewibure, 12th inst., Charles F. son of
C W and Mary Schaffle, aged 6 yrs, 1 1 m. It d
At the residence of his son-in-law in Upper
Augusta Tp, Ssth ult, John Clark, Sen, aged
about 85 years.
Iu Mifllinbur!r.30th alt .Thomas Kieflerssn
of John F and Sarah C Foust, aged 7 m. S d.
In Milton, 7th inst.. aged 26 years, ,
wife of Jacob Deviclor.
In East Buffaloe , 3d inst , aged 37 years,
Adalin, wife of LarrisoA Truss.
In Vliillisquaqiie, ?;h inst., a?cd 1 year,
Leonard, sun of Solomon and Ellen Dentler.
Subscription School
NDREW KENNEDY, respectfully
A announces lhat he purposes opening a
Private School in the Northern Liberty School
house on MONDAY, 5th March next week
following the close of the District Schools.
Lewisburg, Feb 14, 1855
LOST On Friday, Feb.
9th. in the neighborhood of Sha-
mokia Dam, a White Beagle
lluuuu Slut, with yellow ears and a yel
low spot at the rump answers to the name
of Moe." Whoever returns said Dog io
LEWIS LENHART. Shamokin Dam.orto the
subscriber at Sunburv, shall be suitably
rewarded. ' JuH.V BOURNE.
3wSf6pd
Turnpike Election.
THE STOCKHOLDERS of tbe Lewis-
X burg ft Miuiinburg Turnpike Road Com
pany will please take notice that an Election
will be held St the house of Gideon Biehl, in
East B'lflalfle Tp, Union Co.. on Moi, the
6th day of March next, for the purpose of elee--tlng
a President aad Board of Directors for
the ensning year.
Feb. 5, 1855 G. SCHNABEL, Pres.
Estate of Abraham AuranrL dee'd.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters
Testamentary on the estate of Abraham
Aurand, late of E ist Buffalo; township, dee'd,
have been granted by the Register of Union
county to the subscribers, resident in said
township and therefore all persons having
claims or demands against the estate of said
decedent are requested hi make known the
same wiihout delay, and those indebted are
requested to make immediate payment.
ABRAHAM AURAND,
JOHN AURAND,
Ex'rs of last will and test, of A. Aurand, dee'd.
East Buffaloe, Feb. 10. 1855
LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Poa
Office at LEWISBURO, Pa, Feb. IS,
1855.
Aldcrson J G M'Glanghlin John
Cambell JoBn Mack George
Clarke J E Manges Eiiaa
Dunn J W M'Bohn John
Dietrick fienj Mohr Peter
Dieffenbach Danl Webb John 7
Daly Pollr Neece M
Finney James S Royer Joseph
Feisher Saml Reyfer Thos W
Forrey Rebecca Stewart O W 9
Oromley Geo Sharer Joel L
Gaumer Jae Towns Root
GarberJohn fittenmyer Samt
Hughes Wo S Weidner Danl
Harris II B Zoll Wm
Jones Daniel 34
Persons calling for above, will please say
they are advertised, or they mav not get them.
H. W. CROTZER. P. M.
Selling 01 at Cost!
MY Entire Stock of GOODS. Call
and e Corner of Market and Fourth
street. ft ttemeni
Lewnltnrg, Jin- 18.
NOTICE.
WE beg leave to introduce onrselves
to the citizens of LEWISBURG and
vicinity, as extensive Miners and Shippers of
White Attn Anthracite Coal.
ill Lmtatter CulLery, Northumberland Co. Pa.
where we have extensive improvements, and
are prepared to offer to the public a very supe
,i -iriii-u. n.iriicularlv suited to the manufac
ture ..f Iron and makiiiz Sieam. Oar sizes of ;
Coal are '
LUMP yot Smelting purposes,
STEAMBOAT yfor do. and Steamboats.
BROKEN
fciJU Tor Family Use and Steam,
STOVE J
net I for Limebornsrs and Steam.
Our Point of Shipping is SIINBUKY, where j
arrangements are made to load Boats without j
any delay. i
COCHIUN. PEALE A CO.
. J Cocmux. t.anra-t.r I BiJ. RitjiHou. Uacirtrr.
C. W. ru. Ulmm-kln. I II. asii
fyOrders addressed io Sh.imok in orSunbury j
will rcreive prompt attention. Ij-SIS j
Letting for a School Building.
PROPOSALS will lie received by tie
Board of S ,-houl Directors of the Lew
itburg School District, until Thursday lhr 1,1
dav of March next, fur erectm? a SCHOOL
UTILDIXU the coming Summer. Plana and
Specifications will be exhibited ten day prev
ious to the Letting, at ihe St ,re of John Hough
ton. I- STERNER. Pres.
JAVES HAVES, See.
Lewisburg, Jan. 30, 18S5
Estate of John Slair, dee'd.
VOTH'E hereby Riven Ibat the Re-
J.1 hter "f I'nion county has granted me
Letters of AdminiMra'ion upon the estate of
John Slair. late of Buffalo townl.ip,deceased.
Ail persons indebted losaid estate are required
to make immediate payment, and thus having
just claims will preseut them duly authentica
ted for setil'ment. to
SAML'EL SI. AIR, Administrator.
BulTaloe. Jan. SO, IH55
Last Notice!
PERSONS indebted to us by Note or
Book Acc't, mutt call and settle
by March uext, to HA tE fUSTX.
I) S. KREMER A CO.
Lewisburg, Jan. 13, 1855
Bargains! Bargains!!
T the NEW STORE next to Kline's
l. Hotel, Market airee', Lewisburg.
t'F'AlI the Winter (iood l this Store, will
be sold AT COST PRIC ES. to make room
for the Sprmc assortment. Now is the time
for BARGAINS!
Jim! Itcccltcd,
Straw Wrapping Paer at 55 ets per ream or
3 ct? per qu're. Camlle yarn at S5 ets per
pound, and Tie Vara al 25 cis per pound.
Reduction of Prices.
H0LL0WA"S Pills and Ointment.
These famous Medicines will in future
be sold throughout the States at the following
prices :
Small PotorBoX) SS centa instead of 37J
Medium io 6i do 87$
Laree do $1 "O do 1 SO
Profeor Holbwav's Manufactories are at
88 Maiden Lane, New York, and 214 Strand,
London.
SELLING OFF!
T AM selling off my Goods very low
L for CASH, in trder fo Take a fresh start
in the Spring, with a Partner, and an entirely
new stock of Merchandife. lThe pobhc
are invited to eall atrd gel bargains.
J. tsciirejrer.
Lewisbuff, Jan. 1985,
Hr. ft. nrs. 0. B. BOLLARD,
fPEAfflERS of the Piano-Forle and
J. SINGING. Rooms at Peters' Union
Temperance Hotel. WoaJays and Saturdays.
Mr. Bullard is Agent for the sale of tbe fol
lowing celebrated Instruments:
Hallett. Davis & Co.'s PIANO FORTES,
With llieir improved Patent Suspension Bndje.
Mason & Hamlin's newly improved MODEL
MEl.ODEONS.
Holbrook's CHURCH ORGANS. These
instruments are built in the most thorough
manner, and are unsurpassed for men as
ait h r.st OP TOMB.
l"sTPurchasers are invited to ea!L
Lewisburg. Jan. S, 155
Estate of Jacoo Reedy.
LETTERS Testamentary ftn the Estate
of JACOB REEDY, late oi Buffaloe
township, deceased, having been issued to j
ihe subscribers by the Register ct Wills of )
Union county, all persttis indebted to said i
estate are requested to make payment, ana an
persons having claims to present them, prop-
erlv authenticated for settlement, lo Abraham
. . ... i t t ' i .
1 Oltng, at ni rrsmcinc, i iimuci. .-... .i
ABRAHAM YOUNG. 1
DAVID HEINt.Y, Executors.
JACOB KAUFMAN,
Dec. SO. 1S54 pJ
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
A NUMBER of good Wood-Choppers,
10 whom steady employment will be giv
en until Spring. For further information fn
qhire at the office of
3w96l FRICK, SLIFER CO.
REMOVAL -S. F. LYNDALL
HAS changed bis qoarters to Snatvtn'f
Old Stand, about a square - up street,"
where he has more room to dispose of his
stock of BOOKS. STATIONERY, GIFTS for
CHRISTMAS, XE W YEAR'S. Ac. Ae. Call
and see. Dec. Sll.
LAMP- Just ree'd by Howard A Co.'s
Express, the best LARD LAMPS now
in use. J. HAYES A CO.
rpEAS! TEAS Just ree'd from the Can
I ton Tea Companv Of New York, the fol
lowing description of teas, neatly pat up in
i and i lb. packages, viz.
Imperial, Young Tyson,
OMng, GtmpowJer.
fhe above Teas are of very superior quality,
and sold at low prices by the only Agents in
Lewisburg for Canton Tea Company.
J. HAYES A CO.
notice
IB hereby given that Letters Testamentary
on the Estate of MAT HI AS SHAFFER,
. r j j .
late of the Horougn oi wwnontp ore u, uin
been granted to the undersigned. All persons
Indebted lo said estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having Claims
against the same will present them duly aa
thenticated for settlement
SAMUZL SHAFFER, Eleeotori
JOHN HOUGHTON, "e,or
Lewisburg, Nov. 15, 1854
LEWISBURG NURSERY
atnal finrdan. sET -i
THE snbscri her offers for sale a fine assort.
. .rTDE-ra.n,lslfIUf:nRCRr.sneh
men , v
n di.. !,. rrv A nrii-.ot. Siberian Crab.
Quince, Grape Vines, Raspberries, Currants.
Gooseberries, Ornamental Trees and Shrub,
hery, Everblooming Roses, Flowering Plants
ftf. oaaa,4vfaao
Levrisberc. Nov. S.18S4 tm
for lusticM end
Constable, for aala
Ijie f.rLlrOf5c
trr pHntH tn otwr. a'
BLANKS
Bfin.oarnia
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
V HULLS ALE ana KfclrtlLI
Drug and Chemical Emporium,
Street ... Lewistmrg, Fs. I
iw.net
A miracle of Science !
DU.C.A.KELLIXG. of Mechanicatars.
Cumberland C".. Pa..annuanees lo tboae
afflicled with Tumors, Wen Careers, Polypns,
Lnpu.i Mules or Marks. Scrofula or Kins
Evil, and all diseases that have usually bern
treated wiih caustic or kmfe.that hecan remove
them by an entirely new method, without cut
tine, burning or pain. N -nher chloroform or
ether is admiuislered to the patient. Ii is no
matter on what part of the bo!y they may br,
hecan remote them wiiu ferf-ct anfe:y, anl
in a remarkably shsrt time. X Mineral cr
Veeetable poison is applied and no moofy
required nnlil a eure is perfected.
Pru'apsis laen.Female coaip'.aiuts.Chronic,
Venereal and all other diseases treated with
positive suereis. Full particulars, in timer
English oi German, can be obtained by writing
post-paid. Pa'ients can be accommodated with
Board on reasonable terms.
Mcchaniestiurg is one of the prettiest and
healthy towns in h.s or any o'her Siate. It is
8 wiles from II irnsbnre on the Cum.Val.R R.
and aceessible from all p-irts of the Union.
Dr.Kelline will visit cas.tt in any part of the
State when desired.
rr'Kind reader! if you know any affiicted
fellow creature, delay not to tU them of this
treatment. fyn'jS
Kslate of Daniel Ranck.- tlt-c'd.
"TOTICE is hereby given, that Letiera
Testafnentary on the Esta'.eof lunn
Rases. (Ite of White Deer Township. Uuion
county.) deceased, have b-en graaied lo the
subscribers by the Register of Union county;
therefore all ihose knowing themselves iudeb
ted to sai 1 estate will make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims will present
them properly authenticated for se;:!craent, to
the subscribers, eieculurs of lUe last will ar.i
testamer.l of said dee'd.
SAMUEL MARSHALL -DAVID
RAMSEY. I 'xtcu'or"
White Deer. Nov. 29,
Administrator' ollce.
VTOTICE is hereby given, lhat Letters of
X Administration on the Estate of JAMES
L. IRLAND.Iate of East Uutraloe Twp, Union
Codec'd.have bcea granted to the undersigned
by the Register of Union county in due form
of law ; therefore ait persons indebted to said
estate are reqneved lo make immediate pay
ment, aad those having any just claims are
also requested to present them properly auth
enticated for settlement.
THOMAS PENNY, Administrator.
East Buffaloe, Nov. 17, ltU pA
Mammoth Head Quarters!
NEW GOODS !
J. & J. WALLS
l RE jut receiving their FALL SUPPLY
y of Goods. C11SCE.
Lewisburg, Oct. 4, 1854
Dissolution.
THE Firra of L. IDDINGd St. CO. has been
tins day dissolved by the sale of the
interests of Samuel Geddes and James it.
Marsh, to Aaron E. Weuel.
LEWIS IDDING3.
HAMUEL GEDDF.9,
J AMES Cf. MAUSH.
Lewisburg. Oet. 9. li54
new Firm.
THE suhscribers have this day entered
into Partnership, to do a getieral Mer
cantile business, under the name of lactam
it W.tiu, aad respectfully solicit th pat
ronage t,f their frientfs and the publr.
LB WIS I DDI NRS.
A A RON E. WETZEL.
Lewisburg. Oet. . 18&4
NEW ItOUTE.
C.I TTA W1SSA, rriLtJA SsPOItT ERIE RAIL-XOAE
Oii'.V TO MHOS.
Slhours between I'liilaJelphiaand
Milton fare, S4 50.
ON and after Monday. Sept. 25th, and until
Extension to Wilnamspcrt, Passenger
Trains will be ran every day (Sundays excep
ted) as follows t
Leaving Milton at II, A M-ennaectiag with
Reading Railroad at Tort CliuTon, arriving at
Philadelphia al 7.t0, P.M.
Leaving Philade'phil at 7.S0 A.M.. arrive at
Milton at 4 30 P.M.
A Fretsht train will leave Milton on Monday
Wednesday and Friday, and Port Clmlou on
Tuesday .Thursday and Saturday of each week.
Freight i rrrie.1 to and from Philadelphia
without transhipment, from Reading Railroad j
Freight Depot corner ol Broad anu unerry 3is,
T. M KISSOCK,
Oct. 11, 1354 Superintendent.
Through lo Elm Ira !
Cr"Philad.Trains reach Williamsport S.lS ..
(passengers reach Elmira Same evening.)
Elmira Trains reach Williamsport 1000 .a.
(passengers reach Fhilad. same evening.)
Phila. Freight Trains reach Wmsport 6 00 .w
Elmira FreishtTrains reachWmsport 8.20 r.jn
AccomnioilatlonLineof
Jisicj q kteM taisburtj qo Hilton.
JOHN AL lltsa
MOST respectfully announces lo the trav
eling public that he is running a Daily
Liue of Coaches (Suudays excepted) between
Leoisburg and Milton. Learin the different
Hotels ia Lewisburg at about J o'clock A.M.,
arriving at Milion in time to take the Philad
elphia morning train of carsleaving Milton
for Lewisburg upon the arrival of Stages from
Williamsport. Weave Lewisburg al3, P.M,
returning lo Lewisburg opon the arrival of the
Philadelphia evening irain. For Bloomsbnrg,
Cattawissa, Danville, or Williamsport. this is
the cheapest and quickest rodte. frr37i eft.
Pacaiau safely and carefully attended to.
Lewisburg. Dec. 1, 1854
He aad Beautiful Fall Goods.
JUST opening and entirely too bo-y to
enumerate article but for quantity,
qnality, or low prices, call on
Oeli. J- H ATES A CO.
AJTD NEW FIRM. The partnership tiere
tofure ekisting between Jeer w t'orae,
was this day dissolved by mutual consent'
David Reber having disposed of his interest in
the eoheern to Peter Hursh. The business ,
will be continued at the old stand inder the
Fifnt of Hunk w Vone, who will be happy to
serve all the old customers and lots of new
ones. DAVID RBBEK,
O. R. VORSE.
Lewisburg, Sept. 50, 1 854
RUSSET'S GRAIN REAPER,
for cutting both Grain and Grasa.
MASUrACTCRED and for sals at tae
t.rwFr, - br
LEWISBURG ACADEMY
Will commence on Tavsma, Ocv.lt,
lo continue 20 weeks.
The course of Insiroetiow ia this IastilwllaSI
is calculate 1 to prepare yotbaierCllaje
tit for general business.
Composition and DeclaiBatfoa reteive can
fill at'.eotion.
The subscriber is solicitous to aeeare a alasa
of Young luitlirs.
The Bible s in daily as ia tbc schoftl.
Fur reference, the Principal tales piMtaral
to reier io mar.y of or emirns. both la aa4
around the place, who have had theif child
and waids under his c.re.
Tuiii.it. For Languages $10, Hifktv Ef
Iish 4i8. an t common branches, (laeladinaT
Readme;, Writing, Urography. AnlhaiesjnV
Grammar and U.S. History) $6 per stiswa.
Cou'.irigent eieBs per Winter atsaina,
ets. per scholar, extra.
Na daducuoa except for stekneia.
JOHN RANDOLPH.
Sept. 15. 1354 Pria.aJ
NOTICE.
OUR Firm being this- day dissolved. WO
wonid aay t al! who know ibraaalv
ini.b'.i J t' es, that we are in heed of Ik)
needful, and are anxioos to aettia np oar fcaa
iness with as little delay aa possible. Oaf
Buoks will remain at the old stand, aad sl
tlemtnt made bv ei'.her -f he Firm.
KEBER A VOHE.
Lewisburg. Sept. 20. 1954
By Express !
VN OTHER lot cf Fine Brocha SHAWL
and Para m rtta Cloths of all shades, at
very low prens, ins: teed by
Oci. J. HAYES it CO.
Eagle Mill.
HAVING reb-a.;:, in a manner aalargaat
aal impr- vet, the Steam Grial Mill
recent'y lost by fire, the subscribers rvapee
fu'iy int. no the public lhat they are prvpar4
to do all kinds i f Custom work and purchase
Gram as heretofore.
NESBIT. HAVES A FICHTHORX.
Lewisburg. Oct. 55, 18M
Cxpretn OOlc!
The nnderaigned have ba
Aeois for HOW ARD dt CO.'S
E.YiIrS I.ISE, and ara now prepared to
forwa: J. .'(,', P-.ekages. Specie, Batk Notea
etc. to Philailelphia. New York, Boston,
bany.BaitiUii re. and intermediate pomta.aiaw
lo the i ihtr Noitiirru and Eastern cities.
The pu!.c are respectfully invited lo eV
rnn:ie the above hne. as it is the oikt a4
safrst method of uansportauou belwcca tho
cities and Lewisburg.
Packages received by or before 0 A.M. will
arrive in Philadelphia the same day, aad bo
delivered early in the following morning. .
Receipts given f.T tioie and price.
PhUad'tptua OJut -A 1 43. Booth Third l
Oct. 26. THORNTON & CO.
Who wants a riilla. Dally psanetf
O.N and after Nov. lat. Ihe nndvrsifnad
will furnish subscribers with aay of iho
Philadelphia Dail.es. oa the evcaug sf too
same day as publish' .
Whoever, then, wihe tho aows, eaa ho
supplied by at once leaving their names with
us. Tmiu6 ets. per week (for the Peaaj
ppers) parable weeklv ormorthlv in advanae.
THORNTON CO.
Executor's Sot Ire.
TOTICE is hereby given that Letters Tan-
tam-r.tarv on lh Es:a: of JOHN Ae
VAN VALZAH," Es;.. late of Ke!ly Tp. Uaioa
Co., dee'd, have been granted to the undo.
sin'.U by the Register of t'moa county ia dao
form of law ; therefore ail persona iadebied M
said Estate are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having aay juat claiaaa
are also requested to present then properly
authentieated for settlement.
SARAH B. VAN VALZAH, i Exe
LAIRD HOWARD. ) Biota.
IOst SALE TWO aew and elegant
stx-nd-three-quarter Octave PlnnoBa
Also THREE beautifully-finished 4Ji.Lt
DEOXSi made after the newest improve
ments. Apply to
FR. J. GESPNER.
South Fourth St. near Marktw
Lewisbure. Nov. 20, 1854
3EAYER,KKEMEli & MOORK
have received their
New Fall Goods,
which they are enabled to dispose of vacoia
jiiV caitr. Lewisburg, Oct. 4. 18)4
Danville Hardware Store,
THREE DOORS SOUTH OP THE BAfK,
VT which Will be found a large and w:a
selected stock of
Hardware. Cutlery. Iron, Steel, Nails,
Carruise trim'iiiits. Harness muontinga,
I'arpen'er'., Calotiet-makers'snd Shoe
makerV Tnols, Boot and Shoe Findiagt(
Morecros, Kid, I.iuincs, French Calf'
akias. Cedar and W illow Ware. Steel
Springs, Anvils, Vices, 6crew Plates.
Screw Bellows. Builders' Hardware ol
every description.VenitianWindow Bid
Hhutlers.W irtdowSash.PilverplldW'are,
Briitannta Ware, Guns. Pistols, Revol
vers, Manilla and Hemp Rope. Sperm,
Lard, and Whale Oil. Tar, Window
Ulaaa,Looking Glass Plates.LinseedOil,
Spirits Turpentine. Pure White Lead.
White Zinc Paints. Blike a Fire Proof
and a full assortment of ether Paints,
Wmea and Liquors al Wholesale and
Retail. Japan, Copal, and Coach Var
nishes. Ae. Ac.
All of which will be sold very cheap for cash,
country produce, or fonr wentha' approved
credit i- O. RICHARDSON.
at the signs of the Anvil and Saw.
Danville. Sept. 14. 1854 lylOt
PrMPS Pjp t Pumps r! Well aad
Cistrrn Pumps, Suetion.Foiee and Cham,
ihe very best articlea now in nse.thrae wlshlsg
to purchase eaa be convinced of thi faei by
eautng anew Henry foil Eq.. MM?r
The subscriber baa also oa hanH LEAD DTE
tarn t v, ! 0. BICHA?9I
f fs-'e 'f rw-t'.!v. -r-