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Jr.vE 15, 1855.
it,, i.nc-t mat beat ciicuutica f u; KKfjxpir
Bum Oonnty. -
MatorUl Oomspcadaac of Lcwtabnrg Chronicle.
IlAnnisiiCBo, June 13, 1S55.
The regular volume of all the laws
pasiad at the lato session ot the legislature
and approved by the Govermr, is now
printed and ready for distribution. They
will b sent out as soon as they can be
boxed and delivered to the contractor. An
advance oopy bas been sent to the l'rotboa
otary of each county in too Suter ia order
that the Bar and the publio might, to that
iteut, derive the earliest bentfii of the
publication
Tl;Mipreme Court has adjourned. The
Bealo oase was argued beforo them, but no
opinion has yet been delivered,
v Tho weather is quite cool the river
high town quiet and dull no local news,
and no time for niy bands to tell it, if
then was.
Hope the Junior enjoys bis polite visit
to the county seat. Well, we did enjoy
It, Major! Ja. u. c. u.
For tha Chroulcla.
Messrs. Editors : The great agony is
over In obedience to the mandate of
the Court of Quarter Sessions of Union
County, issued at the instance of Fome
twenty New Berlin men, petitioners and
affidavit makers," the " citizens of Union
county, and all persons interested I lie rein," j
, . : . i . . 1 . .1
(and the ret of mankind) appeared at the
Court II ousp, on lni-t Tuesday morning.
W, ., it.
biei th l iinrl u -id . ..... ti i. 1 1. i .-.,
confronted by tlie above pcliii'iners, A.,
Leaded by Old Ner in the pigeon hole,
and assit-ted by eminent counsel, the Hon.
A. G. Tarker, from Juniata, and J. V.
Csmly, of Moutour, aud all the N'ew Ber
lin bar except Charley, who bad an en
gagement in the camp. The citizens, how
ever, noiLing abashed, entered their ap
pcarance by Messrs. Casey, Miller, Hill, i
. , , . ;
Simpson, I'aeker and Linn. After the
complaint was presented by the Jcnutest
nt., Mr. Casey, on behalf of the rcspon-
dants, moved to quash the whole proceed
ing, reading to the Court ?peciSe exceptions j jfEW Orleans, June 12. The stenm
ahowing that the allegations cf the petition j tn;p Qriziba, arrived t j-day from A'era
and specifications were inh finite, frienhu, . f ruz, bringing dates from the city of Mexi
and vpjbuiuieif, and show ing no reason, ( co jo the 2d in't.
even if true, fur the Court to go into an Santa Anna had taken possession of Za
investigation of the ihh'.t'l, mmh and ; mora, which the Insurgents left on hisap
ettoneout prortcdivyt of sfnie huuired of; prPaeh. The fucitives were pursued and
worn CL-crs who held the election. The ' completely routed, not lets than two
question was argued all day by Messrs. thousand prisoners having been captured.
Miller and Casey for the motion, and j SantaAnna returned to Morelia on the
Messrs. Comly and Parker against it. The j 21st 0f Mav, and left again on the 23d
counsel for the contestants gave up the J f,lr Aves, where another party of Iosur
constitutional question on the grouud that : gents, numbering 2500 men, were posted,
if the act was unconstitutional, they bad ; Several smaller bauds of Revolutionists
no right to petition the Court under an j alo been routed by the Government
unconstitutional law, and I may add, if troops.
tR6 question h d been raised and decided
ly the Court ia their favor, the result
would bo no better ; as tho only point that
can be c:diJ. nd unconstitutional (and
that is not) is the clause submitting the re
peat of the law to the jK-orle. If that was
. . I
no declared, then the law stands perfect hi .
itself, cleared of the uLcon.titut.onal ex. j
crcfcence fut upon it l-y the affidavit
makers" thcmsclvt?.
After argument, the Court adjourned ;
till next mnrninz, when tho Court (Wil-1
son. Y. J.l uelivcreu a vcrv locicai anu
ll.rTltpnmo..ion.lnelar;nLrinEub3taiice
wlat was eo aMy contended for by the most important since the intcliigtuce of
eoun-l for the people that there was in ! the l"' A,ll,a
a lepl form only tl.irty-.:x voters fpccWed I The news comprises three distinct sue-
., lo illegal, iato which an investigation i cesses by the Allies :
Ci,!d la gone, and as that would not! Firstly.-Thc French, in a ecr.es of
. the remit of the election, the sanguinary conllictH, lasting the whole
Court dM not fed authnmed to put the . nights of the 22d and 23i of M .y, took
county to any further costs, iu detaining I and retained an important position of de
lta people any longer at the Metropolis i fence, the l'iace d Armec, before Schas-
Artr the decision was announced, .nr.
w t. -.x. . ,..,:
eiriCK, WllllOUb Ul.ta.illg uiuiivu,
rreached the funeral sermon on the text f
If .1.. in,.... v,, .iitne, ,i I
ty voters had lecn dynrrl "of votinj Ly ' vauee, and seized and retained the Russian
' 1 - '...f .1 T I n.;i1innt tnliell loss
not findinc the ekction bouse, as the cite-,
lion officers aat in a school l.ou.-e that ;
stands on the opposite side of a fifteen feet ,
.. , e t T. r i. . i
. n te,m fill. IIOtlA OT l-'inr IV1II1IIC1I. I7 .
J " . . ' . :
which the election is authorized to be held
After the sermon was over, Mr. Parker j Aioll, in wn.cn are now .ou.u
moved that the specification be amended Steamers.
fc0 as to y the election was not held in ! The llussians on the .rProac1 of the
thclcueo of Isaac Kumfclt, but in t he . Allies Uew up the forts and burned font
school new, which the Court permitted, I steamers, thirty transports, and half a mil
then decided that tint was still insufficient, i lion racks of breudstuffi
Mr. Casey'then moved that the Court ! France and England have deemed any
certify, under the act of Aficuilly, that 1 further conferences at leuna.
tbe complaint was frivolous 8nd nafoond- j The French have established a camp at
ed, which would authome ti e CommU-' Tchotirgoun, aud it is said that Belgium
sioncrs to collect the costs from the " affi-: will furnu-k twenty thousand men
Javit makers." When this motion was j Y.y the previous arrival we bad a .oner
madc.Mr. Sleeker, who had not heretofore ! fnuouneement of the French having dm
.aid anything in the case, leaving all the j en the Russians from a strong pos.t.on of
labor ou the foreign counsel, turned red defence, the l'iace cT Armec, before Scbas
aud unite, and uttered an elaborate speech, j topol, which occurred during the nights of
thowing ttoft conclusively that the ' Qi-1 &c "2d and 2od.
davit nutters" of New licrliu wero the It most w"gw""7 ihe l?0"
. - - . .t . I Mtion beini defended by nearly the entire
moat patriotic men in Luion county ; that I '" ueluK UL"-uut J .
their labor, were purely pro bono puUico, j
r J t t '
and ought not to be mulcted in the costs,
but th cutis thould all be paid by tit coun
ty, amounting (one of the Commissioners
eays) to tl,000, the eloquence of which
nfieceh induced Jndges Vi!?on aud Wittec
nyer (Marshall dissenting) to do accrrd-io6iy-
SPECTATOR.
IVSo Car as our observation extends,
the fruit crop in this region promises well.
It was thought that the continued cold
weather and heavy frost had damaged the j
earlier sp'tie. but there will probably le ':
u imtage erf of all tort a. i
ftojr-The. Jersey Shore Xewt Letter bas
picture ia it which they say is a portrait
of " Sara." Can hardly believe he is so
queer a looting chap, but presume the cj
hors have seen him, and, therefore, know
- how he looks. The 'pictur' has a striking
restnimancc 10 ine amiable junior or. mat
I t r .
t '
I r 1 Mi'fwaicwi av U9 vuio uiruu a
time, when, with one eye clned aud a
blaek ' clout' over Lis head, he drew a bead
on our phiz through a camera obscura.
irvBRornoBtA. A correspondent of
the New York Tribune nys, that the ac
count r.f the reefnt mclsncholy death by
hydrophobia in be City Hospital has ex
cited some little interest in the communi
ty, SO that it will not be out of place to
state that this formidable disease may be
cured, and that there are remedies for this
affection as near specifics as there are in
the catalogue of meJioirjes.
Since Dr. Griscom has stated in bis re
cent communication that "unhappily there
is yet no known antidote to this mysteri
ous poison, and the symptoms can only be
treated on general principles," we feel dis
posed to say that there has been quite a
number of eases curcd,cvcn after tho spasm
have continued son:o time, by tho use of
the lubtli ivjiiita and the vapor bath.
Tho tincture or the decoction of tliis
plant may be administered in large doses
and continued for some hours or days as
J the spasms continue cr decrease.
In the
name of humanity, let these remedies be
tried if another case occurs in this city.
llitladu. Daily Xews.
LlAniLlTlKS OP I.NSCRAKCE COMPA-
NIEs. A suit has just been decided in
, J . .
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lusuranue t:oiiii'uiiii:i. iiiii u u. ihuiuuo
'
publishers, 'had their publication office
destroyed last year. The (ire was suppos
ed to havo originated in the room where
rollers wero cleaned with caraphene. A
company resisted the payment of their po
licy on the ground that the use of cam
pLcne was prohibited. The UFe of cmn-
phene was merely incidental in the luecha-
i tiintl i?.rtittvinti nvi.l llin itln Tti t i(T.i fnn.
. , . ' . . . , , .
tended was not such as was intended to
be prohibited. The Jury sustaiucd this
view and rendered a verdict cf Sl,47f,
with costs.
SThe weather is still cool for the
season.
Arrival of the Atlantic.
- i., rri . 1
ew loRK, ounc 10.-1 "-"" ' :
Atlantic, vani. hi, a..s.a j
. . 1 : 1 J... !
tins niorntug, wuu e. poor ,
3d is, one week later than before rcee.veJ. j
She brings intelligence that the. Alius
bare capturea rvcr.cn, in me . o. iii. ;
t - . vs. - T 1
and aim the ituwian i-an.p ou Acoerua)s, ,
besides being Buccepsiui in a uumocr o.
"
e i
1 Uc news trom the seal Oi war isme
i"P' -
Vot fewer than 8.C00 men were killed
or woutvied mostly by the bayonet.
Secondly. The Allies made a rapid ad
, without much loss.
i"-- ac-uv-.uoj.,
' . .1.- !.:!-
Russian, rC...iU6 .... .
Thirdly. The secret expedition or the
Al ien has GOlatneU casv liosacaaiou oi
- -
Kertscli, and thus commands the Sea of
. ,., r n: j
gwr.son. "
I -II.. I 1 Jrt.l !a aot rloirn fit f OIK).
bll.t U BUU BUUUilvu, 10 " -t
Uen. Peliskier says the Russian loss is
enormous, and that of his own troops con
siderable, though much less. The French
still retain their position.
The 6initary condition of the army is
good.
It is rumored in Taris that Gen. Telis
sier bas attacked and routed the Russian
army under Gen. Liprandi. Gen. Canro-
bcrt is also reported to have been wouna
ed anrl ,no,bcr General killed. The
,amot ig ,1 t doubtful,
A fl0nj Kiglan on the
Lcwisburg Chronicle
S0th,sys that letters from General Urowt. J over the Count i.'o ahoulJers, and thus pro
and Admiral Lyons, dated the 29ih, an-1 duefttho desired chaoge,without iRertrrin
Bounce the destruction by the enemy of!
four Russian war steamers and largo de
j pots of corn.
The allied ships have succeeded in blow
ing up and destroying about 100 merchant
vessels. Only one Russian steamship re
mained in Azoff.
Seven hundred and forty-six Ru?sian
prisoncraare in tho hands of the English,
while the Hessians havo but 103 privates
and 10 officers belonging to tho Uritiah
No returns of tho French prisoners.
For the Lewltburg Chronlcltf.
Messrs. Editors : While reading
the last number of your interesting paper,
my attention was arrested by a very learn
ed aud able communication from our cit
izens "Man v." in retard to tho health of
our people generally, and especially those
living along "Cherry Alley." Tho facts
therein set forth are of a startling charac
ter, aud show plainly, that our Town
Couueil have been guilty of a great wrong,
aud ought to be arraignod before tho pub
lie, and made to show cause why the sen
tence of political death should not be
forthwith pronounced upon them ; for
what right havo they to devote their time
and attention maiuly to the fixing of one
or two streets each year ? 'Why not fix
all tho streets and alleys t ouee, iu a
single year 1 What if it did cost fifteen
or tweufy thousaud dollars to do it ? Who
cares fr expense, when health is at jeo
pardy ? Rut no, this would not answer
their purpose, for they know very well,
that if they were to pun-ue that course,
that the work would soon all be done and
thut the people would find they had no
further use for them, and then their .it
ftfarics would be stopped, aud they would
not sit at their case, aud Miioko their
Ilavanas at tho public's expense, but wo'd
have to buy their own tobacco, or do with
out it ; so we need not Lo pe fur any such
reform.
I know of more than forty places in
town, that needs nxing very mucn ; te-
sides the people living iu the vicinity of
each are willing and anxious to have it
done ; not ouly go, but I have no doubt
they would be willing to affiun that their
...
respective locality is in a woise coiiniiiou :
than any place iu town; aud they would j
be willing, too, to sign a pethiou settitig
i. .i .i tc .i l l.i :.
. ;.. c. Ittn.ri
tortb their grcvianccs u tuey inougnt it i
would do any good ; but then, others have ;
tried that ; aud still tLines remain the i
same, li is aiiegeiaer too provoting to
have our wishes thus disregarded, by those
, - , i . i , r .i l ..
who arc .addled to us Ijc tl.oir elevation j
to jdace aud power. Bat so it is, auvthas ;
Lceu, for more than thirty vears. I would 1
suggest to "Many, as the only chance I j
see, of changing this btate of thin, to ;
. . ,i i i.ii . i: i
men teenier ana uuim an iiminaiauu ;
0 1 1 '
uieeting, and pass a lot of resolutions that
would come down on the Council aud that '
Lijoltf that does their leveling, like a
thousand of brick. It seems to me. that ;
would bring tliem to their feelings, if any
thing woulJ. What say you ? shall we
try tho cxpcriineut ? Should you con-
cWe on this course, please let me know !
; ,:, f.,r f iav on han.l unv (man-
' '
nij;wll,,;un a rca,y for the ocea-1
j , T fan it ia ,i
Jo honor (tf L(j i
Your, iu trouble O.NE.
'
P. S.
Sineo writing the above, I have
thought the matter over more coulty, and ,
as a natural conscqucu'e, have came to :
! a different conclusion. I now sec plainly
that the whole difficulty has arisen from
a mistake on the part of nature, in hav-
i" two hills so near the centre of a large i
. ... . ... ,, , '
and flourishing town like this I with a :
hollow between them.riht where "Cherry
is located, and that.loo, without i
Alley'
sufficient fall to carry oil the water lrecly, ;
that would naturally collect there. Now
if these two hills, had been made, with-
t an Lolow between
oul
them, " Cherry
Alley" would have been high and lry,aud
the present difficulty entirely obviated.
Not only so, but if water had been so
constituted, that it would have run up
hill, as well as down, (wheu it was desira-
1 T 1. ...... t .1.. ai t1i..n un eoul.l hsvr.
u,e ,o u..o u y
had as many ot muse uuia aua iiuuons, ,
"so beautiful iu the eyes of some folks) as !
we ehose and, .till, drain them all coin-!
plctely, without any refcreuee to fall. In !
cither case it is plain, that the cause of I
, , , . , - , 1
complaint could not have existed a single
hour beyond our pleasure. I know, many j
people think Nature never makes any mis-;
takes. Rut I feel confideut, they canuot ,
fail to see, from what has already been j
said, that there is at least, some reason, to !
doubt the correctness of eueh a position,
But the greatest mistake of ull, consists in !
so forming the human nose, that we never j
can smell any thing offensive or disagrea-
Llc, so long as it is on our own premises;
nor, until it gets into tho publio Street, or
"Alley", when it euddenly becomes ex
ceedingly obnoxious, and even dangerous,
as a source of contagion and diseass. Now
it is a well known fact, to "many" citizens
from other parts of tho town, who have
visited the said ally, that a number of trib
utaries, emanating, to all appearance, from
with o the inclosnrcs of sundry persons in
the vicinity, smell quite as bad, if not
worso, than the alley itself; and they fur
ther think it could hardly be expected
that a pure stream would flow from an im
pure fountain. It is a f onrce of regret to
'many" outsiders, that those insiders can
not discover bow offensive tbey are, until
t A .A..I, tl,a nllatr Tttir. IhMl tllPV firft
J " " -
all afraid to say any thing about it, for j
fear of giving offence ; hence ".Many" j
think it much eatier aud safer, lo whip tbeiu j
and VVcst Branch Fanner June 15855
any risk in fact they are not to Llama, if
tho focal distance of their olfactory organs
. . ... : . ..
is loo great, for how couia tncy lieip it :
If some orrs could get them to distribute a
little unslacked lime along near the funn -
tain heads occasionally, it would doubtless
have a purifying effect on both sides of
the fence ; but I can hardly expect that i
the opinion of Ouc would accomplish much
auioug so "Many "
At a meeting of the Executive Com
mitter of the Union County Agricultural
Society, held at the office of G. V. Miller,,
.. , in lewiaourp, o ma uiu uay m
May, 1855, the following L'ut of I'rciui
urns was arranged, end adopted.
PREMIUMS FOR 1855.
Homc-H.
For best Stallion to be paid when he lias
been kept within the limits of lue Society
one service season
Lsd best, ame conditions 3 00
best Breeding Mare, one or more ol ner
colts to be shown . 3 n"
2d best, same conditions 2 00
best Ueldiug Horse, not over 7 years 3 00
Sd best -
best 3 vears old Colt 8 HO
Sd brst do. 1 DO
lrt S yars old Cult S (Ml
2d best do. I 00
best sucking Horse Coll I 50
2d bet do. I 00
best sucking Mare Colt I fill
2d best do. 1 00
lowing Ttfatrli
best Plowing, regard being had to the the
skill of workmen and disnplineuf teams
as well as execution of the work, rath
er than time, provided it be done with
in a reasonable time 3 00
21 best 2 00
best done by a boy under 20 years of aee 2 00
2d best " 1 00
IVeat Cattle.
best Bull, not under 2 nor over 5 years
old, kept within the limits of the Socie
ty one service season 3 00
2d best, same cutiditioos 2 00
ben Hull Calf 2 00
best Cow for all pnrpo$es,S of her calves
to be shown as evidence of htrr breed
ing, and full statements in writing of her
Dairy ijualities 3 CO
2d best, same conditions 2 00
best 2 or more Dairy Cows, owned anil
kept tiv ne person, written statements
ot'aije. breed, yiHd, Ac to be rendered,
J'eiin'a l-'arm Journal" one year, or 2 00
j tl(,st s ..,.ar oM iIelIer, r. j. and
1 00
3 00
2 00
1 50
j 2d best, F. J.
! J "5 rea,est smoun' of Bu,,cr
j besi f,,r stock
?d best, F.J.
! best I vear old Heifer
2( 1)fS1 F.J.;t
bet st.rkol Neat Cattle bclontrinp to one
larill, HOI icaa lliau iu ucUi .rfiauu
SJ . y
SO
Oxen and Steers.
best pair cf oxen, 1 years old or more
3 00
2 00
I 00
1 best
I bist ycke SteerCalves, J.or
Team.
bet team of oxen item any one township
8 pairs or more 4 years old or mure 8 00
bestVAa vf u.orkin( 1Iorses 4 o0
2j bei 2 (in
lt span of MatrhM Horses 3 uu
Sheep,
best French Mrrino Buck, kept within
tri. S.ir iprir hmift 2 vfari fi 00
7-7 - J . '
bejkl Muck ol any otlicr l-reed 3 00 !
t,.M Kwe Sbeep, J. aud $1 or 2 00 j
Lest 6 Lambs 3 1)0 j
, Swine.
00
00
bt-.st 2
bet sw, with one nr more of her pigs 10
be shown, F. J. and $4 or 3,00
"l best, F. J. and 51 or 2 ou
best 5 or more pi 2 to 10 weeks old
00
T
'
r . J. an a pi or
1 0U i
i ..... .. i V I n,i Si or
2 (ill !
1 (1(1 1
2 tH) !
.
3d best. t. j. or
J"W
SJ
;
n j
-'-
Z -
Z-
15 j
25 j
best pair in.itagong,
2d best
best pair Cochin Chinas
j.f p)li$h
oj ,st
best pair of any other breed
bi.s, pSair Turkeys
sj best
Crops.
beM R acres M inter Wheat
2d best, J. and
3J t.est'
1 oo
&0
i.no
3,00 '
2,00 j
1.50 ;
bus'":1 " ne!i,
U.M acre sprin? Wheat
be,t 5 acres Kye
1 5u
3 IKI
2 VI)
S 00
a uo
i (in
50
id best
best 5 acres Indiau Corn
Sd best
3d best
best acre do do
2d best F. J.
best bushel Corn iu ears
id best
best 5 acre Oats
2d best
F. i. and
1 00
50
a oo
1 co
so
r,n
2 no
l oo
3 oo
3 oo
1 oo
so
S oo
so
2 00
K 00
50
3 00
50
1 00
50
50
50
1 00
best b ishel Oats
liushpl B(ickwhcat
,ie!, 3 acres jjarlcy
2d best
rolat""' not ndcr a"e
Cil bushel Sweet Potaioes
U Common Potatoes
best 2 acres 1 urmps
hcs( basix Turnips
besij acre Carrots.
1 f
b, i acre , Basa Turnips
best j acre JJeans, F. J. and
stcl Ke3TI3
best peck I'eas
Fruit.
brat tot Winter Arpl", under 4 kind., . peckof
each kil.d.all raiet-d by the peraon presenting J. At 1 OO
SatTirfe'iT Aj.ple. not nnder 10 kind, or lea. thlD
abn.li. l. iuail.J and
W.l ;.2 tin.hel Apple j
ne.i .-tieciitien. ... i io
v r. . a more kinda 1 "0
ie-r, .('Him' "
lii-t peck Wnineea
beat pock 1'eachea
1 00
1 Ol)
1 00
Deal iyl u rapes a I""- j
Uuirv iroiurin.
l5t in lbi or more llu'tur, a .liver bou knifcnd 2 00
Cd be,t n n
lient theeac. 2S lh. nr more i X '
beat lol Uoney, li 11a. or mor. "0
riour and Breatl.
lt Rarrel of heat Klour i
i lo II.. U.l.heal Floor 1 OO
he.t eneeimen of 1 lour Bread , with WTitteU Ute-
nn-nt of mauner of making it
beat Kye and lndiao, Mme condition a.
Household Manufactures.
beet Fulled Uotb, IU yard, or more.
2d beat
beet Wool Flannel, 10 Jarda or mora,
iA beat
beat Cotton and Wool do lea "
beat Woolen Varn Cupatuig jariU or mor.
lid beat
brat Kar Carpeting, 6 yarda or mora
1 W
1 bO
2 on
1 00
1 00
VI
1 in
2 00
1 00
1 00
bit
1 00
.10
1 00
M be-t
V - t lla.rth Rue
'. . P.lM'ool..lItlf How
i Wie sh.wi
! po,,,, wla lata
'J"1"
fat
lttl
1 (i)
6')
! t- t w
i i"''-ii
I w.iTni il work
I k.i9nii -f .p.sn m , '
1 tal ,ttu""d -rl"-,'8-
' 11 -i.-iitwu Ctutot warm
i ij
It M
bwt In Cuat
I ; n ;r
I .11 U iim flill.tifril
1 i
1 (W
1 Id
1 0
1 1HI
1 (.
1 uu
l-ht l"t l,.firltT nnr i.thef kind
ht-Hl jij3. min i'hick O-.i
' Lrt 'i r:urs I.Hlim Kil Sb'M-
I 4rl iiitui iii implements.
liut'ruwl SwrU l'Uit
a no
i '-
1 Ul
I il b t
fi.t iiniiT-i Swi row
tv SuMnii rw
1 i
n ft ii mm lli'.ipff
i
J
1
2
Iwt (intm lrill
bi-t ( to Prill
lw-t Kituniutt Mill
.cnt 4'nlttvator
twtt Hi.rrtw
bft K'illr
n-i. Iriii r fitl TFnrf Riui -
b.-it 1, .rtnhle Ci i"r Milt
b f t rorliit U f-lrer duller
b-t (l-Ht.S'-TlllM
W-t 4m. May Korkfl
rwt 1 j Aot. Mnnrr Fork
tr Kt I, UjX. HhOfol
W .4 !-!. H tn
tvnt ; lvz. Nafrf w Arm
i mi
T in
I IK)
l
any urw nii'l tis t il i iuprfvnni tn r.ny f-rm m
rlnntr. r iiii'li-m-iit. Irxro f I to f ', ncronliug Ut
vah:r. jt tin- 'iU'TcLKtu "f ill t tnujnilti-f .
anv n-w mh1 uw-fu, tinproTfitatMit in nuf b-itt h.Id
Itia' l:ln-'. iiiii!t-t.i-rit nr rti .f iurtittur r;il' u
lit. .1 u liliUfU thf UlHrrif f.-maltit frum $1 to$S.
M a ii iir-
twi 1 !if.rp loa-f fcm;.i.t Manure, 1-t fwrfitt,
r 4r-l at a I"-t tMn, by any d- yr.v--,
a tftt'iu'iit in rit tn U t'lvti t.f niHtt-riaU
ue 1. oi-l-- -f pp'piruli-'n. -xtKUd. ici-in-n
U bt- nliit .iui at tL fmt A W
ii bct 3 W
rami Arroi.nf).
twsl nrrnnnt '.fK.irni ' -iH-r.iln.ne f(.r tin- it 'n elf
in U ninfiu'riT'if -iook,r. j..-, atjj improf
lti:t.t ill f inn. . lowing. wiJin;, rultfrntiii
anil harTt -linir crop. v?br With es p o-. hut
in--' una ' f th firm, la L -r-'jiTit-i I to tit 'Ht-nn1U-
on ( p jn t.rt rrr I firv tli- Crt Mtily in
Juniiry ft"!, aii t i-rtumutu n ir iwi hy tlM'ia 3 00
(rrrntt f r til." fn-in nt-r rf Imvl in any m.p or
rrnj.1, tuil tUit.-i-n-iit. in wri'iitt; f oxi-riirK f I-l-"ir,
ruartur'. kr . with trae roiue CI rr-'p, ctrti
fi; .1 iii.Jr uuth, J. and 2 'X
2.1 Ut 1 m
The sam? animal or article stiall take the
same premium in the same c!as bm onr ,nor
be Bllowel t?take a lower pH-mmm in rank
than has previonsiy been taken by the same.
The several Ctiminifes shall hare liberty 1
to recommend IInmrary ,rtaiiuiric, to be p;iid ,
bvtiie Executive Cuiiiiiinte as thy innyuVein j
the funds of they society will warrant, and !
a!o to award Diplomas to sich contribtit(rs
as thy miy (iem worthy of that notice.
Klitorswho pab!ih these proceeding to
be Honorary Members and exrtnpttd truin
the payment of any admission fee.
The October Election.
ESIIS. EIUTOIW: III selecting a candi
date fur Ciiunty Commissioner, to be
elected next O-triber. allow me to sueirest lh
name of JOHN' SCHKACK, Esq., of Ea-l
Ilnlf.iloe town-.liip.as a .suita'.-le man. All who
l;nnw turn are aware that there is no person
in the caunly !tter qnalilied fur tilling that
siaiiun. June 15. Kl'.I.LV.
the Voters of l iiion t'oumy : As a Slier-
ill is to be elected iu tins coiiiily, allow
ine to rrcoinmeiid as a candidate, .Mr. I.; I .
Al.i;KU;HT, of White Deer township. Mr.
A. is well i)ualnied in every repect for thai'
station, as- all who know hnn will att- st ; and
should he be elected, he will assured'v be a
popular ollicer. June !"' WHITE DEER.
To the Votars of Union County.
"KLI.il'.V CITIZEN".!- I oll"-r inv-e!f as a
candidate for th OlHee of MlcrilT.
I
(subjee.l to the decision of the Whii County
Convention.) tshoiild I be nominated and
elected. I p!e le my"lf lo ilisebari;e ihe dulies
of said olfi'.-e with li lelitv and itnpartialiiv.
DA.NIEL D. ULLDl.N.
K. lly Tp, May IT. !s.";5 inpd
Tor the Lewisturg Chronicle.
f.. W .. . T, i rs e-j It. mt ill -it till
.MM. 1. 1. I1 . a.,.,.,,., , ...... ....
ti...u 1 ...mil li l.iiii ti. SllVPtl 1 I num
- 1. ..II ... t .:i.,l.l.i n.ir.i.iiclonll
11 U" '' ' "s.--.fc .Vllllll' J'M.'IIB V. !
t tuiuiiti Oftf!T rltrtnm. Iy tl"injr s in Mme,
it will be more likely thai lh.se fiTiftf- Will be
iii! oil with the nvr-t coinpnt-nl Omcers. As
one of die people I wouM Miir'.'PM J'HIX V.
UAIUIUK. Kq., of West liotlIoe towihiji.t.
ihe sullr;iyes i(" ihe Voters of ("nion couniy.i'itr
the office of 4sso lale Ju !-:' nf said
county. l.KV IS til' KG.
M y r5 1 lf-
Proclamation to the Citizen of
l.rMvlslmr and llciiiuj.
PuWermichcr's HyJro-Electnc Voltaic Chains,
VNsI'Iil CTK1) to be worn next lo the
skin, pnluroin! a constant current ot
electro magnetism, eilecting tmmtdtute rtlin
f' om ull acute pains, ami a
J,rinitllt l,i i 'lire uf nil X- urnlpr Derate.
. s,lfI, . , ... ,.,..,;,. . .... . , v j
I lJj M..t1 .tiifu o x-i' r i i.n i n.vt u-t
W'nlirft usi-d in Kranrt-.thiw y-r sinc-.t-T ll.t run
of m rriu- it i--ri.: n-t art-T Wirp i-ul-iiiilt.-.I t thf ttmst
Ih.'p," (riitl in eti-rv jr.il in farm ly tin- in.rt Irii-1
i'r-rf'PHiiri. in trial . it t. thy wrr r. nntifii.inl to the
linTruint-tit -t t rutifi', wlin h uir.iiN-tl :t i u-ht f r
liinrnv. -ry. 1U rin- lln- vr - M -.'. ttn-y w-n intni.lur.fd
in ti.Tm:itiT. Au-t risi. -ria atui KulnnJ. and one year
.iucfiiitroilm-ril n-i pnU-nt-'i l-y tlf t - S. tiuvi-ruuvul.
Mi tit ativntihiiKj tir-t of
rhctininti-m. st.itu' Dan-'t.
Fninfitl)iTi'1;WT-K .iJoint.', l'l itation of the lTrt,
Nrnrali:i.nf thf t-it-v, I'trtt-iti'ai Hnl l.n
firtfiicH-i, Ill.ii'tin'-, F:tin 1nn In-iip-stiiT).
llyflvrira, lifj.a, i:t-riii- I'ain?,
f.ei U th.--r,tt. ftillii A'-Tri.w,
iquirt.Tftndr.i.iUy rami, l-y muij-ly wearingthfCIialn
for a ff hours i il.-r-
ThtfChnins wt-re tirst int fr.l iiw J in thm elty -t Nr J
Ycrk.whtTi ihi-v wi-rt cxhil'it.-t tn YxU. alt-ntinc Mutt, j
Van Burn. Pn.-t, t umoibao, hy rvalily diMiiTtrri'tltbat
Stmrtftv ntid St'nqttT-ir 7'iirvrf oC
ixsta x rhr hklikvixo 'aixs.
wh.-n cvr unpiictl. nnI hy tli-ir rcrominr'ntlHtioii ani in-
M brml .
tt i-ec:miD Xscdleworti
1 hot
b"t l.nmr Mat
lt Hint Tip;t
nuenw I ll.'T ri- lllir. illll i-.l llli" lue 'llliert-ni ii.i..!i i iw ' j .. e . . ,,
or New Vurk. an l an- now in daily u-e in thoae Iumii.i- j n due lorm of law ; thereh re, all persons in
tiniia in tin; ti.iiiin. ui of the cure i thu aUivc-uaiued j Uebted to said estate are requested to make
di.sraM.-s. , immediate payment, and those having any just
No Otlier Medical Apent I claims are also reqnested to present them le-
in the w-irM cin rrmluee so many well aullier.Meateil ' rally authenticated for settlement.
fts-Dl I'atieDl. as miiT lie found in eneh panililet. aliirli :
! ni'ir le, iliTitinl r.-iti-j at the llnnr store of Tmo
! t'liaisT. nlm i xole atrent f.r Mifrlinbiirx and vicinity, an.l
I wlio will explain the manner of iwc Lu any one wtiu may t
ri''.'.
In Hie cite of Xew York, at the Ceneral Offire, W
Rroailwav.tUre are drule heinc aold from -linnim chain, i
and the tale and d'-man l tn ll.tin t a., peeat in propor-
, 1 " ' i nna i.seiui , iiiuuic 01 me
trislnce-l three mmilM.. ... ,
The Chains are ea.ile worn. and ameqnallv applicable j t"riitin I(uin.
to all clae, of pirnj the child a. well a- the adult, j Just pa! H, Led. an Il'.iftrate.l Pe'cri tion of tie hlS
nd arenlwavareailvfnrnae nerer p t nut of rriair.and ; SI AS I'.MI 1IIK. heinc a tivei. ;. and pi lineal IlliUotvof
a much an article ol ornament ad Ihe) are uf a val uable I its io.erumenl. and lrotii ce, proluctioua, roinr,.a.
me.-in. of cure. inii-riiil i: .i-tnuienf . ei-uini. ice, literature, educational
The Chaius ran be aent by mail to any part of the TJ. i moana, relui. n, pniie, nianuera, eueltma. anliijuitf a,
Stalin, andean lie oli'.ann d in all the prilicipnl cities iu Ac ic . fr. in the late-, and most authentic ainio
thet nion. l'hvMriiinnarere.Ueiited toeaamioethem. emWllitlicd wilh als ut JO tuiria.ina and Maps of
Cibd to l.tMca. I.adieawh.reiicieii(.arerisiuc.ted ! Kunp.auand AMalic liu-.-la. The ah.de nnipl.le in
not to u?e Hu m oulr for a few ninmcnt. at each lime of ; one larin- octavo rnluine of about "(-0 pngrs, elegantly
imii to tlie imnii s'i.iii. niiiiiiu-ii lio-v nave uuii men in.
anplvinir. f..r b loni continued . miacarriage Is Ire-
quently prodili-eil.
.losr.'pii PTnxrr.T. C!en. A rent. SOS Broadway. New York.
CHRIST rV CALDW ELL,Apents,Leviisbiirg,
lyG22dS fnion Co. Pa.
TriiftNCN, Supporter!,
LACK STOCKI.CS,Shnvi!
der Braces, and all other
Surgical Apparatus and Ban
dazes, applied and warranted
te give satisfaction, hy Dr.and Mrs.M'CI.EN
ACHAN, No. 41 North SEVENTH Street,
Philadelphia.
The "real nnmher of Females relieved and
cured by wearing Mrs. M'Clenachan's Sup
porters, warrants her in commending them as
superior Co anything of the kind ever offered
to the public Iy517i5dl
0. W. SCHAFFLE'S
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
n 1 t r
(W".
Market Street
Heal .Estate -
r - - .
A desirable business Property for sale,
t', ! 'PilE MILL HtLCK Pront'riVi Uunt-;
I t tT. Luliostrnpliic Uiaraui.wuli a (l-scr:p
iuf room ( -Mi srs. liro..:e, Tjoii A li-lm,
!iwl llii.nnlircvi. Iloll'iii.in !t Kouiis, I'lillail-I
plna. ai al the -I.ewi.biirg flironicle' ofike.
Terms favorable.
KKSSl.rR & BRO.
Mill Creek, Pa, M.iy 1'", K
A Valiev Farm cf Limestone Land,
,.,.. t ,.i, t. i . I ... liv t,.r
Suil Kiir'iT M in cine id tti'. - i)i - -
hi-ai i?n.Tin ralIi'- rn Ontral fennsvua
nia.witlnn nTile" ( 'Vi-r a Bri'Ii'') to a ll.nl-
,,, r.'R't. aci-i iible Hi Markets, in an emi nl y
" lii-ultiiy ii-ieiil.orh'K.i!, uear lo Mills, Hn ci,
JJ : Church and cln' l I1uims. ar.d in lite m:dt
mi , of an intelliz'nt and respectable populalioii.
5"' 'I'll' Iinpriivinciit arc a ?:rai-c:!ass UA.Mv
BAI1N i by 13 fect.v.i;ti a li.ir .Man.-iua f- 5j
M I 11'HI'f-, Wai'itll bouse, III hollc-' iilldf XA.
ntiicr :siiaaule OjibuiMnifrs., It hat a lart;
jPAppIe Oirliard, and Teach and i'ear trec
Jl?Vc. sutlu ient fur ordinary u.e.
' Tlte farm is all cleared except abuut one
1 wi arV P'en,v V'fJland in tbe immeili
1 w j ate vicinity,) all of Iiitnesinne mhI, aad as tlic
Offncr IIItltHt IS not snrjiae'a i naiuii ptu- 1
dueiive 'ina'ities l any in the M;:!".
It wi;l be sold vriif.i!;', nr a portion of !
It" acresa ihi-ht suit a purahascr.
l"5"Any resh man wisltiii such a property
can oht.ii n far'.h-r i:i!"irnia'i"n by ap!yinir M
O.N.Wonns. '"hrmi'h ;Iice. J wi'nirs. i'4SO ,
Est its of Abraham Aurand, dee'd.
VOTICK U
x Testame
is herrly Kvrn that LvV.fn j
tameiuary on U.e estate -trnr:"ii :
Aurand. late of EaM l!u!!al'ie town .bin. iter d,
have l.een trrante.l bv the Reivter of ("riinn
e-nniy In the tiib-cnbers. riiili nl in said
township; and there f.Te all persons haiins;
claims or ueniaii'1 against the estate of al'! ;
decedent ar reipietc t.. make knuwn the
same wiiiu ol de!av. ant thi.se im'M.te. are
rcitues'.ed to luai.' iniii-e'ijue pavmerit. j
A I'.R A II A M At RAM)',
J'lll.N At KAM, j
Cx'ri of test will and test, of A. AurauJ, dee'd. ,
Kast a.itVal.'ie. Kcb. 1", l.r." j
WOTICE.
XTE tez Itave to iiitniiliire ourselves
V lo ine ci! zn of I.EWISiSIilU and .
vicinity, as eiteirsiv M.ners and Sinppers- of
1) liilx A!i int itriK il- ual,
At hunnut'-r 'u!ltnf'f .V-ri:;i -iland fit. Va. '
where we have extensive improvmeMs, anM
are prepared to ol'-r to the public a very supe
rior arncle. particularly suned iu the manufac
ture of In n and inai;ii!3 Steam. Ojr sizes ! .
' Coal are
! I.I'Ml yT S-neltW piiipo?e..
1 STE Ml;iAT J-for do. ai;d .-faniftras.
r.itoxE.v j
! VAKi for Family I'se and Steam. ',
STOVE S
i M r i - , . , ..
i W i lor -i,nebarnsrs an,l Steam,
i Our ,.!, of Shipping is sfNitlUV, where
; arrjiu'emci.t arc Kia.le to load U. a's with't
j any delav.
I ' COCUUW. PEAI.R & CO. '
' J.J CitRtasi. U.i ii l-r Il s . : l'i.lT. ;
r. IV 1'rvr.Mnn l.n 1 It H vs . :si.R rt' i
j l.'ders a !'!resed 'o Shaniokin i TSu'ibury
i will receive '. jU atn iition. I '""
GEORGE T. COLE,
Dealt:!; in rhw. yMm, ami
a!! Kinds if Vtjslral Mrrrban-
tiiO. Keeps r- nsiautlv o.i h;ind. Hai.ei V
Davis. Ilojloii ; I.iuh'''. N-wli ri A Itradhiirys:
and liiui.i; . C,... . V.. I'lVM'S. A 'so.
I'riiires .V C...'s retebra'. d MKI.ODEO.S.
prices fiom lo on to U.
Orders fnnu a list, mce will meet with prompt
attention. Second hand Tianos taken in ex
chance for iipw.
Iliiom direeltv opposite ihe Court IIoue.
WUtiam'mrt. Viu April t, '.r" .r7:!in6
KOTICE
1
horphv irii i-n thtit l-'lisha V Marsh
one ot" tli Members of Ihe Firm of ..el-
ip Marsh A I'.i, ly muai.il o is-:,t
wu'iilrawn from fnl F.r:n. ai. I th:it ihe
hilslrtov will I'- coitin p. al I'll o! I y'anil by
Simui-1 (icii !'-s. Jam 's S M:ir-h. J.i.sfj.li Vi
Slirin-T. anil Kri .lirn k Mursli. uiitlcr the name
of i'cdjes, Marsh V ' (
. wirr... nnppr,
J WIKS S l H.-1I.
1 JOsllpll VV M1KINKR,
! riii:iu:mcK maksii,
Kl.l.-H V C MAK.sU.
T.eu-ishnr'. April 11, ISfi
Notire js further r:ipn th.il the stihrril-rrs
have pnrchaseil the inier1-! (.1' the said Liisha
C Marli 111 ihe I'mon Fiii nari'.
sami r.r. r;KPDE.9,
J. . M AUSII.
I.evrisbnr?. April 11, IS.'iS.
DISSCLUTlOrj.
TIIH Taitni-rsliip h-'reli'f.'rT exiMinrf be
tween J. F. SriKRi i ihis day
MIvc-d, by mutual consent. The oiitstauil'mr
business will be scilled by F. pvlier.
Arnl 2, 153. J. & F.'M'VKER.
The business of the above firm ill be car
ried on hcreal't r by ihe snh.scribtr. ho is de
termined to sell Hnts, (ap. Vc. lower than
ever otiered lefi're in Lewiib'ir-j-. lientlenien,
please k;ivc me a call. F. SPYKF.I. I
Executor's Notice. !
XTOTICE is licrcliyivcii.thaf I.plfors!
J. Testamrntarvon ihe Ksla!e of (iEOKt.E
WIN K KL I'LEt-'l IT, late of Hartley towu.hip.
I'cion counly, dec'il.have been pranted to the
nnd.rir,n..l In.- Ihi. Ki'.rilir ol" I'riiiin rnithte
DA.MEL WEIUIi.NSAI'I,,
April SO, IS.ri"i. Ff-ciiter.
To Persons cut of Employment
UL.N IS AMLD in fVOrV Motion
il 1 1
... t r-.i..! a- I . r it.., e .s. nr. crettt
and iillautially l.und. h, tail price, 5.,.
Thiasork baa "been aeriral year. 1 preparation, and
-.11 it i. teller..! .... .I ,1. Il.e lull,.! an olalion ol til.
I word, the want an nnirrr-aiw Mt for reliable informa -
I tion on the bitory and inlerual rcourc-a of a eountry
a4 Liklinic . Ll.W a fi-i." - at tl. pret tim
to the rot of Europe and a.ia. but of which far lew la
known tuaa of any otWr Liu- f. aa nation.
r .Ali, a deepl lntre.il'li tolnme. entitled "THT
XhitAKKABLK Aim U Bt..i ' vulhma n.u
i'KRXoXs;' ewibraciB th niaaantie Inridenta and
Ad.entuna in th lirea of ls.eei!ne. flale.ui. 11. liene-
e.1. Peine W aeeior.. Tea.elera. Adventurer.. Vnrac-
era. A,--, amincut in the bk-tory of Kun-le" anil America,
Including fkelchea of o.er tiftr celebrated heroh? eharae
tern. lH-atitilully lliu.lr.Hi d lib numemua engraiisga.
One rid. 41.1 page, rmal lino, cleih. gitt. $1.-S.
he eulisdriber put ii-hea a number of m.t ralnable
riclorial R.. k. very l oruliir. ai d of auch a moral and
I reliriouiniienceibatwhilegsimenmayialyiigaa-'
1 inlh.iriirculation.they.iil.onl.rapu.licb.neat.ai.d
recei.e a fair enmKnati. a tor their labor. To m. r.f
! .ni.rpri,e and tuci. ti.i. bueiueaa oBer. n orp,)rtunity
- . 2. ..,.1 1. . .el.tbm to ha met with.
ri.i...i.M.....r .-
rJ.rrr.n..i-bi..g to'ZSMlXZZ
rroinpii. 1. man - -
with liirirli. iie U. Paraors diepoMal to ai t aa Aiicnle.
T to ether with term, on von 11 ii.eir - in - - j
I aioie-iu., , a-o, K-?
to ether with term, on nliirli tl.ey will he r.irnl.-h.il. by j
TEIflD ANlrUAL REP CRT
! of ih
J rn
i . Ai.tr;
F the Dimn ('unity Mutual Insuriica
.npany. Jultia, $IHjUOO.
Aiotraei i.f ilir Third Anaual Import i.t l
M-,7,1-.
153J x
: Am-t of ,..;.., jZrr.-nt,il ih,p,.( rr '-J,':
j
I ' lm "r I '"fef-j JmurM to M.j T, ins ;J
i lal f piraWnnik- In Yr. H.t j, fot
Am t ' ' rrw.uu no',-. I .c'.iTt 4 Ihr .rr j Vj
"''
! (ir.'m tout nmnirnilU fulfil ?j
t iii.h.i1 fore, mm r, IW $x mi
Ni,ml.fr In f.,rr M i,
No'iit-T uf pnilrk i Niiw.iiiM 14 5ci
uoi'.er4f tolnieft burr&'lrtul u. -ut jtar
Tc;l cuiuVr of f .liri m fora Mj iti JJ
SMiement of the operation of the Compiiy
during; the rat year, tiz :
Ijau and Vxptnitturet.
Am't of rl.4m f'-r !.
cHirM.r.alT'n to rtirrrtr.nl ' 3i
" " Tiruunr j ,c
- t-T'iii-rMti-n mi A--m.iit So. 2 3.M :
M .-mw- of isllrtin i-rWnt . 2 till
' in 'IfiiUl tin,w 1.x -ir.iilu.i, 1c. 2i
' I rrnt .
" el.-iiiu I r mikiug out Animriit Xo J. M
Tie
iiei' account
Am't n-
'I J in pr-miiu aou-j tha
Am t if n
nri j, 2 rhtgt4 to
I"'""' 1.1I3
An; t 'I-:'.' fr-rn Tresnr-? n4 tiii
1 , i; 1 "H 6V-t,01 5T
J ', li t M
Artuul Stutf itf the Furuft.
unrni'trlain-nn wMi-b "ntemajr Uu4 $1337 1
i. i n Ai.fcr&.-uimt a jrt
ki.i l .1
A 1. 1 1 -hi.- ir it: ai-nts
' i-t.J 21
Statement t.f tjatra the pat year.
.tl.it. lln i i'h'hUii rn, lwlabur $1,00 X
Directors.
T'rftlHf ll.irrfl
J w, M iR.il ax
..i.mn a!T
l--r Kiut
jM.s.ir.T
.'u!!S ,. Mvn
I'e -it I'. .'ifm.LES
VI H. JI. ,S, N.'l
T- Mr- tVnVt.t
Lavial.nrK.
Whit hr 1 1-.
IUrlly T.
- I tu.,n Tp.
Fsat rhiffii: Tp.
Law.nbarj.
do.
H iuhnrt.n Tp.
Cliapauan T.
n.ltuicrut.
- K. II Tp.
- BnarTp.
Nen Uurlia.
.l.-HS liTt-lt,S -MSM
ei'l., HT
U a. I; saoM.
OJiem..
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1 n appeal will be helj at lite Commission.
1 , yw Berlin, on RATl'KUA Y lh
j Sd day of JL NE, lf55, when and h'r'r''
; those who may feel themselves aserievea "7
1 thp above classification, may attend if 'f
; '"'"" rroPer- f , Tai,.,.
j Appraiser of Mercantile 1 axe. .
! Xotice Is hereby given, thai ail licenses roi
I . . . kf, ih- 1c 1I1. of JulV elt.
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will be left in ihe hands of n Jnstice 01
Peace for collection. HENRY 50I.0M0,
Mar 10th. 1SSS. Treasurer.
Dissolution.
( rw-atip prm 0f Bearer, Kremrr ) Moore was
1 I ,ti,T-J bv mntual Cunsent,
, I this day dissolved by f M
1 uraver it Kremer having purchased 01 -
1 Moore nis inieiest. ncj ,
bnsiness in fntnre, and sclil the aceounts ol
Moore his inteiest. I hey win trnw,. -
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the late irm.
P. BEAVEK.
P. S. KREMER.
E.W. MOORE.
! Lewt,borF.March .,WM.