"nro.'x. TfoKurx 7i coRxeurt.
""jtfLT 20, 1S55.
r Hi .aVi. The Lrtisreao (Imbi
I... lb. lrr..t aoJ ! crculatioa of snj Srwspapor
ta Cua County.
Democratic .Vnmi'iee or Onto Cammiiiinrr,
ARNOLD PLUMER, of YenaniM Co.
electioneering.
VTc are cotifiJent we spent: t!io wish of
cry many if not a large majority of the
citizens of this county, when we s nj tbat carried to every fircsiJe au J exteud its hen
frith the prospective change in county j tCts a thousand fold more, than aDy other
organization, b change in the raanner ot
procuring offices should also be effected.
The desire for cfu?e may be in itself a
perfectly proper and laudable object ; the newspiper, is like a cat without claws." i tinn this day commemorates, have estab
means of obtaining it, may be and often Therefore, worthy reader, I design, through j limbed fjr their political guidauce the fol
ate objectfinnbV. j
In alluding to the subject, we hav no i
sinister design against any individual who
in times past may lave used tho means of
influencing voters common in this cocaty,
or who shall hereafter choose to follow the
emtom. Falsehoods, bribery, treating for j
rotes, are practices which no one we pre-1
tiate wul attempt to justify, Jut there
is another fashion whieh,at present, might
be given up with advantage to the candi
dates, the voters, and the country. It is
the custom which more or less demands
of candidate to travel tho oounty per
tonally and solicit votes. This may be
dona without any vij'ati.-m of law, of
truth, or of honor; aul yet its tendency
is to run directly into these excesses.
When the county was divided by Pcnns
Creek, there was comparatively littlo of
acquaintance between the North and
Siuib. sides, and some personal knowledge j
of a candidate was then desired, which
called for tho itinerating of candidates.
But since Division is accomplished, the
ease is entirely altered. Ia our smaller
county, almost any man liidy to bo bro't j
out for an office,wi!l be sufficiently known,
to some at least in every neighborhood, to
ebviate the necessity of an official visita- J
tion in the plausible gaise candidates nat- j
rally put on.
It is also truo and wo rejoice that it
is true that the County OSces will here
after be much less lucrative than nnvr.arid
consequently that less efforts will be put J
fortn to secure them. Candidates mere-
foro can not offurd to spend time and
make exertions for offices that yield no
margin of profit which will pay for extra
expenses in obtaining them.
Let, therefore, the names of candidates
lie fairly spread befort the people, and let
them select from the catalogue, without
molestation or solicitation. This is more
manly and patriotic, f.:; 1 will save candl
dates and the voters an abundance of dis- j
agreeable aud annoying outlay of time, of
money, and often of tuaracter. Mutual
diasimulation, intrigues, bargainings, be
trayal', misunderstandings, disappoint
ments, and bitterness, would also be more
rare,and the best and not the most smooth
tongued ar.d wire-working candidates
would be successful.
The Crops.
An attentive examination of our ex
changes from different quart rs strengthens
our hope that the iueouiiog harvest will be
to much larger and better than common,
m to richly reward the cultivators, and at
the samo time permit the indigent and
those of limited means to obtin nce
Qcirv f iri.1 fit Teasnn.ibte rates. This ffood
. r . , - ..:i. -
news is not couuned to any particular quar-
.... va ..,1,.W,,! n,l nft.rHlatr-i
Hitical platforms, Good Crops "know no!
Worth, no South, no- East, no West," but
re everywhere general. Good Crops (to
' r-v
Iioitow another party figure) are aa " Na-
1-.onal ' as i.ioerfy mouia ue ; roor .rrp,
... r -, .. ,
like Slavery, are .Sectional 'much mire
... .i ai t. :. .
'sectional' than Slavery is. It is not .
... . .1 r ,t .
natural, tot " constitutional, tonaveunf
' ., , . , ,.
versal failures of crops m our eouutry, two
.u j-- -,t
years in succession ; with ordinary care and ;
i , . . .. , . .;
labor, such a calamity may be averted
.,' , ,,.;, ,i.
without any darfrr of "dividing the:
. ,-. r
Inion : and the scarcity of one year is ol-
' , . . n
tcn succeeded by ovcrSowrcg granaries the
. I
w -. , . 1 1 r. i
The blockading of the wheat ports of
Bussia, and short crop in England
nd France, wy create a large foreign do
und for Wheat next year. But the im -
mouse amount of that and other grains and
froducts raised this year, in California, in
the other States of the Union, and in the
Canada, and the fact that thousands have i
" ' . ,..,'
this year learned n,t to live by" wheat
bread alone," combine to reader an, ,
probability of a large foreign demand suf-1
Client to raise starvation prices again,
entirely speculative.
In the adjacent portions ef Union,
Northumberland, and Lycoming counties,
we have seen within the week abundant
evidences of a very large amount of Wheat
gathering ami to be gathered in, by reap
ers, cradles, and in soihe places where bad
ly lodged, by the scythe. The pain is
very full and heavy. Some cf the late
wheat bas tfce weevil, especially on the
edge? of the fields; aud tome of the most
Wkwaid was in danger from rust : bat the
aanger is ot great. Mediterranean wheat
s comparatively uninjurett
Oats promise an unprecedented crrp
potatoes also. Hay and Rye are a very
fair average. Com is doing finely these
warm days aid nights. Fruit Lm an
excellent promise,
W-Tbcreeiitwariiiwro4iandbnniicg$t;000,t00 of Bond', and that tho work
un have ser:.'.u.-ly incommoded harvest
haudf, aul many have given out in eonse-
pooe in put neighborhood, but we have
heard of do serious injury or death. Ia the
itif, un-str it hie beta fqitit.
Tor the Lewlsbnrg Chronicle.
Information useful to the community,
to attain the widest circulation, should he
disseniiuateJ by means of the periodical
newspaper. Published iu boot form or by
mcaus of medical aad scientific journals,
facta of the utmost importance will be
locked tp in the libraries of the learned
and wcalihv. or will lumber the shelves of
the professional man.
Published in the '
columns of the periodical newspaper, it
will reach the many will, if sufficiently
important mi interestirg, be republished,
method of publication possibly could.
To use the expression of a late traveler
in this country " an American without a
tho cluinns of the Chronicle, to furcish
you with a few essays on
TOXICOX-iOG V
promising that few are aware that every
day wo are cispose J to noxious influences
and unsuspected poisoning through our ig-
norance 0f the chemical constituents of the
atmosphere we iiihale and of the substan
ee3 we consume for our daily sustenance.
Thus, for example, chloride of sodium,
(common salt) used daily on our tables, !
and very often administered as a domestic
medicine, is as violeut an irritaut poison
in large quantities as, what arc called,
deadly irritant poisons arc in small doses.
For example, in the year 1839, a young
lady residing in tho north of England,
swalliwcd half a pouud of salt as a reme
dy for worms. It was considered a harm
less substance, but iu two hours alarming
symptoms made their appearance, paralysis
crime on, and although the stomach pump
and other antidotal means wctc employed,
she died in a few hours. On a post mor
tem examination, those changes were
fouud indicative of the effect of a violent
;rritaat on the alimentary pafsarjes. (Lnn-
jon Medical Gazette, 1S39-10.) Thus
common salt is as much an irritant poison
a3 ars0T!i8, only requiring very large deses
ta pro juce the same effects.
The sulphate of magucsia (Epsom salts)
will destroy life in large doses. A boy
aged ten yiars, had two ounces adminis
tered to him by his father, for the purpose
0r Jostroying worms, he died in 40 min-
utcs This case is related by Dr. Christi
son. Daniel Cox, an old man and con
- , , i t , . i , .r
arnica uruuK.iro, uaa me . mipnate oi m.,s-
ncsia ailir.imstere.J to mm, in beer, as a
trick. He died within forty-eight hours.
One of tho murderers (in sport) was con
victed. And wo have read, but a short time ago, !
of annth"r such sperti;e murder tliat of j
a man in Marietta, Lancaster Co., Ta., who
was ,y 0I0UU, Xiglii (Crotou oil) j
mixed in his liquor by persons unacquain
ted with its poisonous properties.
Cold water, taken in largo quantities,
when the system is excited, will destroy
life Buddculy by shock or slowly by indu
cing gastritis.
Raw rice, taken in milk, caused the
death tf young woman wilhin twenty-four
hours, although emetics discharged a quan
ttttr if tin - ttirt rvrprirtm A ifnn f inn nf
. i ,i . , -. ,: !
f Iib stomach and the mechanical irritation
, , , , i . i . i i
of the hard substance no doubt produced !
. .- ,.n . j
jiente fustntis. (Tins ease was reported in
1 - - i ;
the London Lancet, April 10, 1817 ) j
Dr. Taylor mentions the death cf a i
child, aged seven years, from eating a large
quantity of oraige peel.
Thus, eases could be produced without
i
number, proving bow necessary information
on f 3 to ,ho community in
tl,at ,imely Botlcc nd """fl
ith the proper remedies iudicatcd, should
i. . i i ,: ...,:
j t, -if l !
uaiB tutu., an t iiucu tub .v f .
ctan can not be obtained for in a!! eases
..
should the physieian be sought for, that
. ' J . , e . ,
even if tne noxious substance has been
voided, he may arrest the progress of at-
,..'. N ,
tending iuilainmat:on) may often preserve
,,?,.. , ' , 1 , , ,
valuable life : and if these essays should
' J
be the means of preventing the loss of or
f ?
preserving one life, the author will be well
1 . ... i
repaid for bis labor. And I have also an-
f .
other motive. t e have read remarks cir-
culating tnrougn mo journals ot a loxico-
logieal character, but abounding in errors,
and calculated to do more harm than good.
1 To correct tucse errors would be a good
j deed ; but this alone is not enough, for it
i requires more space than a few lines to
j show how in different phases of the same i
poison entirely different treatment is neces -
t a . r v . . . , .
sary, I trust I have written enough t,
show that the essays which will follow
should he read and preserved by those who
have the charge ot families; tor many
noxious substauccs may be swallowed by
the voung brood under their care, and a
careful perusal may teach them bow to
savo life when the aid of a physician can
net be obtained. J. L. L.
State Fair.
t The tifth Annual Exhibition oi tue
Pennsylvania State Agiicultural Society,
to be held at Harrisburg, on Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the
25th, 2Cih, 27 tb, and 3th days of Sep
tember. Plowing Mitch on Friday morning the
28th.
Annual address by the Hon. Frederick
Wattj.
ISusqnehaiina Central Railroad.
We have been informed that the Direc
tors of the road have procured the sale of
j will now bo forthwith resumed and
j pushed o to SunbBry as fast as possible.
A road which can obtain torn sale of
! bouds in these times, n ut justly eooimand
! eutirj confidence cf capitalists. -
Lcwisburs Chronicle
Frw Soli Convention in Ohio,
CoWJMUUd, O., July 13. The Free
Foil State Convention met to-day. Judge
Cowan, of liolmont, was chosen President.
The unmbcr of delegates in attendance is
icry large.
The following are the resolutions which
were adopted unanimoufly :
1. Ke jived, Tbat the iwople, who con-
smute we i-upruine power in tuo uouw
...... . " .i . rr 1
States, snouia guara wim jealous care uiu
rights of the several States ; and as inde
pendent government?, no encroachment
upon their legislative or judicial preroga
tives should be permitted fruin any quar
ter. 2. Resolved, That tha people of the
State of Ubio, mindful of the blessings
couferiel upon them by the ordinauce of
frCL.jolu, whose auuiversary our Couven
loft'insr cordial rules :
1. We will resist the spread of slavery
under whatever th ipe or color it may be
attempted. 2. To this end we will labor
assiduously to render inoperative aud void
that portion of the Kausas aud Nebraska
bill which abolishes freedom in the terri
tory withdrawn from the influence of sla
very by the Missouri Compromise of 1520 J
aud 3. We will oppose by every lawful
and constitutional means, the existence of
slavery in any national territory, and the
further increase of slave territories or
k?iaieS IU IU13 JH'J'UUlu-au Kvun.t-J.
3. Itcsolved, That the recent acts of vi
olence and civil war in Kausas, iucited by
the Executive, commands the emphatic
condemnation of every citizen.
4. Kesolved, That a proper retrench
ment in all public expenditures ; a thor
oughly economical administration of our
State government ; a just aud equal basis
of taxation, and single di.-tricts for the
election of members of the Legislature,
arc called for by a wise State policy, and
justly demanded by the people.
5. Kesolved, That a State Central Com
mittee, consi.-ting of five, be appoiuted by
this convention, and that said Committee
in addition to its usual duties,be authoriz
ed to correspond with committees ofotber
States, fir tho purpose of agreeing upon a
time and place for holding a National
Convention of the Republican party, for
the nomination of a President aud Vice
President.
The nominations are For Governor
S. P. Chase; for Lieutenant Governor
T. II. Ford; fir Judges of tho Supreme
Court C. C. C. n verse and Jacob Drinker
bMT; Auditor of State F. M. W right;
State Treasurer Wm. II. Gibson; Secre
tary of State S. II. Raker; Attorney
General F. T3. Kimball; Board of Fub-
WwksA G CoDver3e.
A good deal of enthusiasm was manifest
ed throughout the proceedings.
3TTn Indiana, the same day, some
Seven Thousand Freemen assembled, and
with great unanimity and enthusiasm
a;.,cca upon measures tending to r-jpel
s;Rverj aggressions.
Liquor Law Items.
Thomas Morton, of Philadelphia, was
last week convicted in the Quarter Ses
sions of selling liquor to minors, was on
Saturday last, sentenced to pay a fine of
$25, and undergo 20 days' imprisonment
The Maine Law. From several pla
ces in the State of New York, we have
cheering tews of the workings of the Pro-
hibilory Law. which took effect on the
J ' .
4th inst. in that State. Binchamton, Os
" al fc. '
we"o. Elmira, Syracuse, Corniog and ma
' o i " b
ny other places, have closed their Bars;
and some of them are drape 1 in black
mourning for dfparted tpirils. Athens
Gazelle.
Iu the New Hampshire Legislature, a
strong Prohibitory Law has passed the
House, by a vote of 218 to &0. A resolu
tion was also passed, declaring it the duty
of Congress to prevent slavery in the tcr-
! ritories ; repudiating the interference with
the Missouri Compromise, and demanding
its restoration, and asserting non-submis
sion to the introduction of slavery into
Kansas, and a determination to use all
constitutional efforts to prevent farther ag
gression by the slave power.
The ruoiiiBiTORY Law at Cousino.
We learn from Corning that a public
meeting, comprising the most influential
citizens of the place, was held on Satur
day evening at the Dickinson House to
exchange congratulations and take mea
sures to thoroughly ef"" the Maine
Law. Major Fields, the p .jiular landlord,
presided, and expressed his determination
to obey the law strictly. Eh pent speech
es were made in support of the law by Se
nator D. S. Dickinson, D.D.Comstock and
. ' f
I passed to snpnorf the law, cost what it
ft J bc ju c
Sw YonK. The Courier
others, and resolutions were unanimously
and Euquircr snys that " Much circum
spection was shown by those who sold
liquors on Sunday, and the visions of the
penalty often dollars fine, or incarceration
iu the Tombs, restraining mauy from un
limited indulgence of their appetite for
drink.
The Legislature of Nebraska has passed
a law prohibiting the sale or manufacture
of intoiticatiDf' liquors to he used as a be-
1 .
vcrage, WUICU WCUt lull) tueci lue lirsl OI
April- The Nebraskiaa says that there is
not an establishment in the Territory
where intoxicating liquor is sold.
New York, July 17. Recoider Smith
dcelarcd this morning, in the cases before
him, tbat aies, beers, wines aBd spirits
that had pai l duties, could be sold ia all
quantities by anycititen.
National PnoniBrroRT Liquor Law.
A letter from Mr. Marey, Secretary of
State, in reply to a query of Mr. 14, C.
Delaran, gives public intimation that the
question of a National Prohibitory Law
by Congress ia beginning to be agitated in
the country. Mr. Marey, briefly, -though
plainly avers the track cleat for the pas-
and West Branch Farmer July 20,
sage of a national Jaw, whieb will in con
junction with a law against manufacturing,
end the traffic most effectually.
Vfe learn from the J'ennstlvaniatt that
the Liquor Dealers' League for tho State
of Pennsylvacia.now nuinbcrabout twenty
thousaud members, and are thoroughly
organizing the iutcrior of the State with
great energy aud rapidity, their object be
ing a concert of action, t3 protect them
selves and their interests, by legal, pecu
niary, and political process, against legis
lation upon tho prohibitory question.
Pro -Slavery Convention in HissonrL
St. Louis, July 17. A Pro-Slavery
Convention met at Lexington, Mo., on the
13th, and Was attended by a lafge number
of delegates. After a temporary organi
zation, Senator Atchison and Col. Doni
phan were called upon tor address tho
Convention, but declined. Other gentle
men addressed tho meeting, expressing
themselves iu favor of establishing Slavery
in Kansas by all lawful mcaus.
The Convention was permanent ly or
ganized by the choice of W. T. Wood,
presiding officer. Resolutions were intro
duced requesting the Legislature of Miss
ouri to pass Acts retaliating upon and
discriminating against the products of the
States of Massachusetts, Vermont and
Michigan.
Pres. Shantion of the Un'versity of St.
Louis, by invitation, delivered an address,
setting forth Bible arguments in favor of
Slavery. His speech was very ultra and
iiiflammatory,and caused much excitement.
Some of his propositions were strongly
ol j' Cted ta. The Convention was still in
session at last accounts.
A Ruffian's Df.atii. Col. Young,
the leader and spokesman of tho mob who
visited the Lawrence District on the 30th
of March last, and who gave tho first vote,
swearing at the same time that ha was a
resident of Kansas Territory,was mortally
wnuuded in a fiht with James Rollins,
iu Boone county, Missouri, recently. Rol
lins was killed.
Venerable Ladies Gose. Mrs.
Margaret Cameron, aged 102 years, and
Mrs. Bethinia Steward, aged 101 years,
died in Burlington, N. J., during last
June.
The Know Nothing State Convention of
Louisiana has again repudiated the Catho
lic test. This will admit into the lodges
American or native Catholics.
I'cniifiIvania Magistrate t Law Library.
1.
Binns's Justice,
BUSINESS MAN'S LEGAL GUIDE.
yew end Sixth fAition, brmgifg the Law dotcn to 1S&5.
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tion. He, i.-d. eorrveted, and (trealily enlarffed bv Fred
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octavo. I'rice onlj $a,CV.
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C"ii!in'in Tiead. quarter S..one. OyerimlTertniiiar.the
Sii n me anl Or)i)ian'a C nl. apd the office of the. eaei
(.11, tml oflixn and Justiee of the IVaee. Fourth Kli
11. n. re?ie'l. eorr.-cU-d, enl;irx--d. and adapted to the re
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1'iicu only f 3,iu.
tr,
3. Stroud and Brightly's Purdoars
Digest. 17C0 to 1855.
A Ti !-t of hf Lawn of Pc nnj'j' Irani. t. f om th tt
One 1 h(iianti Hnirln J. to the Kmttt diy of May,
Uf lh-m-n! E'jht llnn.rwimi Hfty-F.f. i h-- Firt
Four Kdtti"U 1t the InU John Purtton. K.-. ?h' FiKb
ith auJ STtiitli.)y tne lion, tji-ore 51. Mrowl. Kighih
KiHum. i:fiT-l, w th Men;ir.al H.-l".-r,nw, ttot Nnta
U' !hf Jmlii i.ii r-rt-innir, An:itytiral C'nntciit-; a Dip".tnl
S;ibu of arh l it If; and a w. Full, anl KxhanwtWf
It'i.l.-x. JT rtorirk O HnhtlT, K-'j , Author uf 4,A
Ttvwti'C (ia the C AS." -tiiity Jurifrurti-iirN,"
.Ni-i I'nu Krnrtit," T. iitnr of -'..it.ntf' Jdstice." tie.
tm t.i' k Koynl Sto. Vnc oely $5.1).
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Iiel art prt'fT il tT the pnbtication annually of
ft L'.-t id thf l.-AWf ennett J in a-h Teitr. TiifH! unnu tl
Itiffrit nr.- arranjrHl id j-rvTi ff.njiirmrtT to ttteyfan of
I'tiiiiim's Lift. 'i h-y an, "ich uf Uttm, rpuitlishi-d
annnallv; an iii--tf.i toother hy a iJrnffAl Indet
(n-dart'tl an. w sfh yvtiT.f v.k-h embracf ilie for.li-t.ts
fifth" Laws of oath yur Pince lb- puMintlinn f-f Hur
d'.'n'i Ifijff-t. iu one nl hattvt; and are bound up Willi
Prir ion n iM-nt. and alWta.l'I wparaHy.
'f i ui the ptir- haf r nf run-i.-n Ihn will allw.Hyg pa
In crin of the com pi t rxnty of the .Statute Uaws
of I'lraucvlvauia dowQlu th very hour btn bn purrln
iu it. who liave already pur-ha-d I'urdnn W-
p.'ft mny alwaya vui!ft it to date fur the frniail om cf
ftfty (nt. the price of a oluiu continiii(f all the an
Biial IievU iounl unc the hryt puhli-aiiD of the pre
tint tdttioti of Purdou Pi; -t. a- lirt' f"re aUUd.
KAY a Bi:0iHi-:R,
Law licKJisLixim ai Prw!nns,
17 a iy South Fifth stwt
first Store abrive -.b-'fttint.
fVOrttt or letter of inquiry fur La Bookalram tU
rfnintry, promptly atti'nd'd
Jury List-Sept. Term, 1855
CRAXD JURORS.
WuHnytm Oeor,:e l!ou.-h, A nth. oeeht.
Oaf.e Solomon lu.wersox, Henry rtiH'h.
George Kiule. Harrison fiwartl.
aiirtl Jaruh iniuierman.
Wit UmHV Jhn Clahara, John Ehocmaaer.
VaTiAi John .Sweiiftle.
Midiet;tA-f. V. H;i na. Mkhael EMIey.
ivniu Samuel I'awlma.
iif Win- Lindenniuth, D. Itangler, Sr.
ii'tAyK. V. H. Linsoin.
wi .u.fl-Jul C. Keily, A. C Wetiel.
J-M(t ttWoe Abraham Frederkk.
Juciwa- lilia llnrk. .
.vlionrrooii Henry Kleffer, 5 am Del riire,
K'Hy John Orove.
Wil B-ocer Iraae Foirrljr.
TFAVtusF. rrnotts.
Fa'l P'ifaloe George Kieudier Tbomia Fenny, funnel
'' i lomon Kenierer, P. Acker, Daniel Lea, 311-
ehai'l Soiehcf.
M--I Aeaarr-John JInrfaritj. Iianlel Alter, lt.uben
,m.h. John hiiue, Galrid Uwbaler, l.-aao I'oannat,
f-junel HarkmaeatiT.
eirir.r-J..lrn Weniiol, Oleo ore, Thomas Neakit,
Joi. l li'Y. lierr, A. Uvi Inner,
mule irr amul l-potte, Jo P. Hon.
.'-;i.jri: farry Ulrich Jueyh aharn, Samnel Wer
line.
TTiiai.-ofoit Henrr Heirabach.
i J. am litiniel Olt. jr.. Michael ITtrmniel. Andfew T.anil
j cuarhleKer, Knocli UuiteiiuaJi, Uiorga llerinan, Joaa-
l.M Uiilr.
i t Vemi.
Avaner-Joaeph Lonj, Ja&.b Oreenhoo. jr, Jeb Feef,
H-ter bline.
jaron iitrneii.
fVrM JranKlfot Wm. Kohl.
ninAlue John liileer.
iurtiey Joeepk Miller, Taa Kelts.
I .om Isaae tjer, jr, John Clemmena, A. Thomaa, Jo.
M. Boujt.
Hut.lUcrrek1 Duutelberger, CWaltar.
Aijflf ntmrg Cy rua Katon.
WW JVROHZ
White Deer Fanrnel Uemherling, JaaM AlaBU, 1. 5 tad
den, John Kauek.
Nuidlrcreek Jacob Stoek,
IVeJ XlifaJoe tleore. Haurk.
l,mntimt Kavnl teiby, Ibrutisa Danbenmn, Tetcr
Wehr. John Stera.
Weil ll'ircr laac K. Vlh. .
A"ey lAUiel D. Guldin, Jacob Hem!. J. Btmnrga, D.
Noll.
Bearer-George Stettltf, Jacob Bincaman, Adara Spncht,
Jr.
lewishurn Irl Pternef, .Tarrfea Alkao.I HajM, lagnf-
tuff riloujrtito. Henry IU Moll.
t7i"rtaun Andrew Zieler.
larrtty Willuao fcveea, gamael HMrrar, S. Kaakntr, Jr.
Wna.ilantlndon. John lloover, .
ratr. iorne Henry.
Frontm n. BowerKrj, John Snyder.
Vt'CjAanpfan-ieo. 8hottherarf i BoyM. .
H-iV'ie- Thomaa Cotneltna.
.Vrir Kertm W n kMiar.
Borough Settlement 185-1.
Jovnh Glau & Samuel Slifer, Overseers
ofl'uorDlt.
Jrtth 7, 18JJ. to- in't of noorUldupliC forl8M$i98 0
Ch ree'd of A. 31'foy eeeilrity for Caver tjt i
eara' flutuurt of IWhtcca UobU'atLliil S2 00
Ut 09
cii.
n wiftntit asnendod for lutiiurt uf Ed. O- Don Del I
no to 51-rrh IU. lBi.' 13
I
Au't ekpaudvl f-r auppctt fit Jubn E(jb.rt Jr.
1 j Kebrf c Uond
tfo Mary A. UtiU-Wioa
do teliifuf J. Smith
do dt J lim-nrinjj
4 lUr'porl ivrh htnunu
4o (J) ir;tli MH4-hauar
ftf H.) rVlltrTtUl llilea
rtu do Iiuj II -mm
prj relief of traimient pHtiHir
do cash pd fur uiciuorftuJutu Borifc
mil pd Or.Wm L- WH-rfur K Dnacbys rLild
rwitpd (J. F. Miller, ... for tdfu-eic
Ovm-er aalary for r.'iceii nr iJiul
Exun?ratiou.t od pxr taxduplieate rVir Wt
Frc:iitatC" of oolleetiufi du ot IWtl
ly italau.ee- due tuc Overacarf
6! Ol
1 62
b5 !
i oo
S IKJ
l;t w i
JJ aij '
TH) 17
XX .is
f?y CifaSea due to Orenren by 6otiougb
Exoneration on xr tar fur 1564.
B Adamj John
U-rklt-y MatiMa
K Unyttian Mablnt
It-II Uvorgu
Hnrn i'. I..
hrtdtrr Uorg
H t lirist L II.
Prolt-y A. S.
K Uuucati O P.
B Dy It ff hard
Puulap
tvlaiiJ John
fc I'ranott Joi-iah
K He kcr i-vi
ftiiiony lluk'h
K Uillispia V n.
IIt- sinau .l.tft.b
K H.llw-li Uharlet
H'-u i'hcmaa
Klin YLvlsv t..
Kin-tUe JoiuUiaO
Kline I:iif
Karr Dauicl
80 Kmd Francis
tV? le i, curing JuMi'h
H'l.rt(.D Nanry tstaUl
K Mlill.'.n N m.
Hi itiuian Jolin
Ci l'ruH J. nn benf.
l& I'ut th Henry
3.v K-irhh y Jar-b
8,. Siri'-klwoJ Samuel
3;t K StricklMtiJ JtremlalX
ft:: K ynydr-r liquid
avMuith .laiws
.'i Hrirklatid 1'hotnaJ
tf. K bhantion
6.1 Sief.iu )lic.it-l
K Stewart Win. If.
3 Iokds lU-bt-rt
ii? W. l-h C. d"i-'d.
M K Wilnu Auianr)
i'j Yot llarinn
4 : t li&Wt Manuel
22
g!
2- I
$1J V'J
i;b Taxed Id Error.
JisrjJt Gtass, Collector Dli.
June T, To amount of Duplicate fcr IbM, $1C0S DO
CR.
Caah pi Trt-asurrr July 2S, 14, pr receipt
Supt?rior a Cee't fr aork do
Caab' ptl Ireaeurvr irt. 16. IM
do Nov. l 1564
Bi.Id fir wirk do
Tush pd tbr Treaanrer INk. '9 165
ltilli wnrk A T,Crii -t lo
V iih pd ireonun-r Ifi. 154
Mi liai aw..rb i.n ri-tA atf!. iii
fil 00
'1 uo
C 3 SO
loo so
lo 67
oo
SI 42
15 I
4 IU
1-s.S. Jsti. I, lial.of Dute 4 int. pi Frlck k 611&r by
Ci.llertir
7T H
1.S li
l 75
BS UU
if. 00
Jail. f. Hill r-41'1' l"id Ginler bj do
5 Utile work per r-nperiir
22 Cash p.l Treafliirer
Mir.ler 1 O. N. Worden
" Bill work per ?uriir
fob. !r, (ai.h p'l Trvaeurer
March 2. 1'usrl do
d- KHIa work pe' tfttperrieo
21 Bill work Ac. do
dn Aeuititin anndre taxes do
May IS fah p-1 Treaeurt-r
dn Ital.ol N-te k int. pd Joa. Glaae
lb Ca.-b p.1 Treasurer
Jnne 7 U.ll d i P. Horn bweglleetpr
lill .r work on alley pd Mr.. Metriter"
Am't tax per Is. Attr.ue.- pi li cullevtor
Ain't il-i per Wui. Wb.ULa do
Caeh pd Treasurer
a..n.Tati'.i.f i.n duplicate for lS-Vl
per centace for clleetmc dui.li.-ate
llulaaice dua XkirougU ly vo.kek.ff
IfO (
jf no
li !
us 4i
2a oo
K lio
IP) i.o
14 CO
S U
1 .1
US im
i 2ft
SO T.
SJ 7i
1&)S 60
Exrmeratimt rf Bmmgh tax allowed J. Gtan or 1364.
K A, Urn. .l..l.n 70 Mann C. B. 60
Anit.ti.dt tllrteon decd 7h K lau. John A.
Berkley Mlil!a 1 tu Morrow Alexander
K Brevmau Mahlon 1 i'. E Mnwrr Jantea
B.,w, u. E. Mra. 1 Ml E Maxwell llubt
B.llti. orra 0 K Milian M iu.
Barnea C. I.. W K MyerH Unnial
H Christ L B. 76 MM1.T jMepIt
1 oo
E L'uiuiuiui:. Alexander 70 Miller Samson
Prill Joeh
K Duvrnn O. V.
h live Kioliar I
?.. Nuuian John
7. E NelHin Jainet
K Pro-. J. hn Star.
7.) Poelb ll-nrv
'21 Pur. I KeutM'a
7. Keirhiey ,lac.ib
7 Ueiliitier OVors
7.. Mn.-klat.d Samuel
K .s-rieklend Jcreslal
ft.; E Hnv.ler llamel
0 .IriCKlanJ Tho.
'iS K M.aiion Ul.
I..) iK.lt. MtcIi.i.-I
I 2a K Strwart II. W.
K UerVi.ee Joint
K-trt J'.hn Jr.
Kr-tsn.l J .hu
E Franee Joeiah
E PUeker Uii
P.aher K'air
lille.ny ll.ipb
K (iilii'vio
B llilea Ahrnhnra
liit.--man Jacob
K llall.'.trell I'baelM
Kmttle Joaathua
E karr Daniel
Hi E IValee Tlu.inaa
75
1 eo
K'lon Frauri.
f,. e iiv n A. ;
Oeteentlu.' Joseph
Mort-.n Xancy Kalate
xi Miller Jaaaea
M E Errora 2? 75
1
anrt 42 :
Juhn Ilmtjhtnn, Treasurer Jjlt.
April 2d, l.sst. Tocaati rec d or P ilurnh. Burgees, pro-
eeei Ot .s.OI uiawuuwu biakiuu. luauiuw.. . .
touih U9 DO
51ar 10. To cash ree'd of Burgess for use of Towu
Hull
Jfilr 38. ea.-h ree'd of J Glasa, coilector, on du-
plieata 61 OO
h j vVoif'tfreeeipt for repairaof bridire ree'd
of J iil.ss 2 00
la.u r. c a ol sftTinjMiwillnuonucounfc
on renew.'d note 2 FO
Ort.(l. To caeh rec.l ..t J iii. eollector.oii dup. CO oo
- R","" for for ""J"'
Sot. IS.
Dre. 19.
3.
rii r. c'.i of J Olaii.. collector ii so
pui.'lrv WIN rrk rrc fi
19 M
4 00
,tl 4!
ci-h rif'l of J
u ifntirT bill" W'-rk rc'tl of
nuii'lrv t.i-is Wiirk P tu
4 OJ
Jn'r 1. n,,t' n pa Fricfc,
aiifi-T by colieclnr 77 2S
" tiill p;M tilntT by cillerCnr IS 5
6. unary bills work. kc. ree'd of coHsrVtor 91 lb
2J. c-b r'd of J Oli.-. rniiwtor
frdr pui l O. N. Woid n, rec'd of " lis 00
bill iaiilJ". M;tbua, bj
Feb 5. nb r'-"d at J Giass
Uavn-K 2. "
1 87
o.)
loo oo
afuti'iry mill worn rer a oi " ji cu
Zl - Ac fw'iI of " 87 93
MttumptioD cf taxi-s t j TrvMairr for u S3 42 !
XT 18. enfh rr'l of J GIas 2J5 fV(
19. bal.of J not anil 1st. per " S6 H I
2i cJk rcc d ol J " l"t 00 t
Jane 7. - " 34 m j
$1
Jo balance due the Boron by the Trcastrrrr
$U oo
MatrhlS.MM. TtT Balance due Treasnrer on "ttW
mnt ts
April 2ft By cash pM Jna. Nebit note tntac'tU12 77
Skr.HlZfc"'?? ! M
Mny lu, Cash Yd II. C. Ilirk,.k pornrdtr do X 00
2 .-mvnnrtiim It.ftk(i nr tnx duhlieatos fri
Mtiy Mukiufiftit iirrutb ti -tuf irai lor iny v ao
July :'s, .-b pd L. caiugs lusutniion tu renew
H'uritvus not " 51
th,U pd do recount on Bnrgr-M not- 3 M)
J. Wolf r-i.t f ,r rerairs i BnJtft 2
Oct. 7,:afh pd S.litstitntM.n torf:?w Birrff. ttcle 44 00
? Krauin order ir njn-r iwr we'd of Coll. 3 so
Nt. H. Kormish ecriv A Ht. fvd of II. H. Sheller "7
h pd llutb Miller for wiimudi; Tuwn rlock 6 76
"ot. 1$. Sundrr BiIU wurk tnr mip. rec. ot t'oilpct. 10
Dec. I. Ch pd ?nv.lnst. to rn w Kurp-xs tmt (' 0i
lit, Suuilry Hilts wrk rer nnp. n-e'd Collector 3 4-i
2?. dvh p't I. S. Kreimr A Co. per rcc'pt forBifl
ttmnnt U..ni)ib. 7 67
29.?ini(Jrv Hill pr Superrinor re. of Col. 4s V2
Jan. 1. lf6.'. HaJ.of I riek Sloe note pd by Jo 77 -
X. t.ntrr Bill o s -
Jan- S.in.lry fill wrk do M 7
22, ind'-r pd o. N. Warden do a5 o)
Bill work r-r Jmph Maban do 1 7
Feh. l:.l;fll p't Klwr Torse pT reep ' Tn-aa. 40
Mareh2, CniU pfl i''- l"t- Btirej note in fnlt l.W 00
Sundry Billo wuri pfr Sop-TTiMr re. of Collector 14 oO
MaktDff out peor tal dnplh-at lT 14- 2 60
Bill pi K. M. Iliinti-r for rvin not. on Bftr.oftrarsl )
Marrb 21, Bill P't J- Mt-rtz tcr qfta!if iuir do 1 12
Bt.1 pl A. II. Blair tvr ue of hourv lo h'(t fcleetion 5 Oo
Sundry Bills work for supen'.aor rec'il of Coltecior S7 3
Bill pi J. Y. Bonn fir work Ac per rtorh 3 31
Btl.nfO. N. Wordf im old a-e int.p-1 t-y rrea'suzVr29 65
Wonh-n icornrlins Hill for printing tor the yea?
l)f4 allowed bv Crtunrtl 7t
Bill pd Ilich Oouflt.il.W for wn-icea of 2 12
Clerks salary for tlw tMf 15 OO
May ls By cash pd 11. I, sheller in full for note aul
interest aaiuat Borouth 2i4 1
Cah pt .1t. UtaMi in toll fr note aeatmt 4c WW
A K. leiiormandu-s Bill for repairing and winding
TownCbtek .rtliyi-mr 1M i W
Clerks Bil f)rtraDciiUii;r th't Bmmjb ebarterand
reenrl" from tlie year 12udate aa per nwolu-
Imn nfT..n Coltnett. f'O 00
Jnue7, t'ab pd P Nein on hit aec ajralnst Bnr. 3i 0
Worden Jk Cornelius Bill for pub. tbu itatemt'Ot 1- w
A ..rlitnra ohrifM fnr BC till OK aOIUl
4 .w
13
Bal.dueBoroutcU by TeeabUtwr 1:
1732 47
We the n triers! .m'.1 Auditors of th Borrozh of Lew
Hburjc do herety errtify that w have examined the
f .reiptinir eiounwr.f The Boroueh fir the year A. D.
154 and find the same to be rurrect. Witness our hands
tha 7lh day of June A. b. IbiS-
J.HIX lf.r,)i)DMA.7
JvHlNWAU,. V Auditors.
BKVKK5 AMMONS, )
JulT , 1Efc
Adrift
"VTOTICE is hereby given that George
1.1 J. Swans, John Kiiubell and John W.
Fisher did on (he 13th flay of June, 1855, ai
New Coliimhia in trn?Tn county, fake tip i
FLAT of fifty feef six inches in length and
lurteen feet one inch ia width. Of which the
wner, aud the public in eeneral, will please
ak e notice. ROBERT CA N'DOH, J.P.
White Deef Mills, June 2, 155
WOOD FOR SALE.
PPLY to A. K. Bell or John Chalfant.
iL Full cords dlivered. MaylO,J96
Notice.
"VTOTiCE Is hereby given, tbat appli'.
X caiion i!l be iRade to the ncil I.e(;iala
ture of the CorurntfnWeakii of Pennsylvania
for llie tharter lor a Bat.kiu be known by ihe
name of the- 8Bl.I.SGW)VE UA.NK," io be
locaWdl.iineB..rougl. rJrr.eiinsgrove.rnyucr;rt. L,l(n Cl,on, be e,pi.ied o PubUo
couniy. (lately part ( Ui.n) wun B"-ra Sa!e lhr IWJ , While lieer Tp fn
powers of discount ml depoiii.wiih a capital , j(m tV- Pa (,n TuMlSy . ,he 7lrl Any ot A
of one hundred thousand dollars, and power j nell at , 0.clock A. M- ,he foUowm
to increase the same lo , Jwo .nndrefl. j driCriLe., prp,ry, to wit :
Jy6.'5S CITIZK.NS OF sfcLI.VStaiiQ I., j T)e ull'll,vi'jc, olie.uf!h part of . certain
j tract of laiid iitnaie iu While lter township
iMOalCIii !:ninn cnanty. contatnire twenty acres, more)
SSI A PPLICATION will bemad to IM , - --- LIZ
L,s ?ture lo.ehan!J.; tb,i,'V"n "i ' st a.,d south tr H. Hiiih, .hereon i. etec
, ,o the - l.ew.sburs MT.nps n.i i.t.on, n a five fl Wlfi
at l.ewisburir in the cottnly uf L nmn, lo " J lib , '
J j 1.E WI8BUKU HANK,'' with One Hundred , '"P; n ". anJ , ,, M
io uo t 1 honxaud lOollars aJditmnnl capital, and : , ' r . f,
auihonl.' to issue thru-own Dutr f"T Ctrcula-
'on ; sahjeel to the provtsins of Ihe general
Dan King lavrs oi inis communwemiini
By ortkr of the Dircrt.-r-
DAVIU KKlil.R, Treasurer.
Lewisborg, l'a June H, ltsf5.
Worth Western Fire Insurance Go.,
AFFICE, No. 76 Walnut St., PhiFadd,
J Insures dwellings, stores, ami other binM
infr5, poods, wares and nerchanaie on ihe
... .. .
most .avorable ter.; and will promptly and
honorablv adjust all losses.
Apply to JOHX B. UN,
Attorney for thd CorCpany.
Lewisburt?, May 11, If 5..
The October Election.
Bay We are authorized to announce, that
Jous Schrack. at tho request of
,
manj frienJs, soma time bince consented to
be considered a3 a candidate for Associate
Juitge at tlie coining Election. Some per
son, unknown to biin, afterwards, uaiucd
him f0r County Commitsioner an office
J
which it wouM not at all suit hia other
bu-iiness to attend to,- and therefore he de
sires Lis name ta be withdrawn as a candi
date for that edition, with Lis thanks f r
the friend! feeling Trhk.h prompted its
I publication.
I C?Please brins out the name of our old
! friend Mai. Anrnimu. Tihimh. of Winfield.
i for the consideration of our pood people of
i L'niou county, for County Commissioner. We
have lo elect an entire Uoard and as Ma. T.
has had aihfi!c experience in the office his
knowledoe would be essential (with a new
Clerk) in getting matters well under weith.
I We do not know as he wants any office, but
consider it lo be h oar interest to elect hun.
2wpd FRinND". j
Messrs. Edil. rs I have seen as yet bn! a
few names susriresied lor rte impottant othce ,
of County CtimmL'sitmrr. For two of those i
Commissioners, I would pr.pnse JACOB.
fit'NDY aud MAI'K IIAI.FI'EXXV. Both j
are very competent and very worthy Mn, ami
both stood up for the people's riphls at their
own loss in Ihe day of trial. The rrcht Iras i
Jj, i triumphed, and I know of no one i wnuli
tn '. sooner see elevated lo an ht&or.'tb'e and use-
' ful poiition. J L STIC E.
.
"A T EsSRs!. EUlTrrKS : Permit me, through
at1 l tie columns of vnr paper, to recom
mend Mr. Iluzll WilftOll. of Mifflitibure,
as a suitable candidate ai our next electmn for
Ihe office of Atuieiutt Jwtjz'. As Mr. Wi'.sun
is generally known throughout the county, it
is unnecessary for me In press his claims, or
dilate upon his fitness, b-il merely mention his
! name, and leave the issue with the freemen of
the county. June S9J BL t ALK.
IIO the Voters' of I ni..n County : As a can- i
I rtidate for County Commissioner at the
election in October next, we take pleasure in
recommending Capt. (at'OrirO Sf-hut'll. of
tied ami worthv'fori VOIt all the piirposfs of it
VST UI KFALO. ;1 l illll.V
Milllinburg, as a man iitiai
00 1 thai otT.ce. June 23. E
rilO ihe Voters of I'nion County : Asa?her-
i I I , T I P
! llie in recoTinuriiH da a taiiu rian. . .
, Al.BKHi HT , of hue Deer township. Mr.
A, is ell qualified in every respect for thai
station, as all who knox him will attf si ; ami
should h? be elt-rtf l. will anr"i1Iv re a
popular officer. June 15. WHITE UEIZK.
To the Voters of Union County.
ITIELLOW CITIZENS I otTer myself as a
carulidate t.r the O.Hce of SlicrHr,
(subject to the iVciMon of the Whig County
Convention.) SliouM I be rrominateil and
1 l If a -j . 1 .U. J. .t.i.
i eteciel. l pieuse my u'ui5.i.dii;c mcnuiicj
: of said oilke with ti-Ilitv ami imnamatitr.
DAMEL l. OL LDi.
Kelly TV, May 17. 183 tupd
M. Woiidi. It appears to me that the '
time has come when tire citizens of I'nion
counly should stigeet suitable persons lo il it
the Otlices of the county to be elected at the
: ensuing October elertion. By doin so in time,
it will f.e more likely that those omces win ne .
; fiUed with the most Competent Officer.
As
I one ot the people i wouia supffesi
! g KUEU, Esq., of West Buffalo: township.lo
I the .oOn.se. of ihe vo,,rs of Inion couniv.for
: the office of ASHOClUt .IllIS of said
conntv. I.EWTSBUftO.
May 2o, 1355 if-
0. W. SCHAFFLE S
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
DrU'j and Chemical Emporium,
Market Stret't - - - Iefisburr. I a.
GEORGE T. COLE,
DEALER in Tianos, MoMeons, and
all tmJs of nusiriil 9lerrhau-,
tlifff Keeps constairtlv on hand, Hallet at!
Davis Boston ; Liuhte, Newton & Bradtirvs; '
i Xr v v MiviN .n
and Bennett & Co., IS. j 1 IAM. Also,
I'rinces & Co.'s celebrated MKLODEO.NS,
rrices from SU5 00 In 150 CO. !
Orders from a distance will meet witn pmmpt
attention. Second bauJ Tianos taken in ex-
chance for new.
Room direeilr opposite the Court Home,
Williamiport, I'd. April 4, "55 S7am6
ADSIIIMISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
NOTICE is heretiy given, that Letters
of Adminislrauon on .he estate cf jaa
MooE, laie of hehy Towns ,p I n.on coun-
ly, deceased, have been granted to the under -
, , n . j . e ,
ained, by the Kegisfef of t nion connty, in
due lorm of la tberefi.re all persons im
. . i , . , , , , j . ,
debted to said esiale, are requested to irmUe
! lmmeuiaie paymtui , auu mose nivin; just
I claims are also requested to present ihcm pro -
nerly authenticated for seiilement w
Joseph mooke,
Wa.fcip(tln Tp.. Lvrominc Co
JOHN SCH RACK,
Eat BoRaloc To . Tnlf.a Co.,
Jnfie 15, 1655. Administrators
Hap of Dnloa and Snyder Counties, j
17ARNISIIED, with Wooden Rollers, I
V and orr Muslin, rea.ly to be hun? np,
will be sent by the subscriber, postage paid :
Township map, colored, for JI 50
Geological l 75
The Division line is drawn on this Slap, also j
Townshin lines, and as ii contains all the 1
prrneirral Roads, and shows comparative dis-
. - . . . .w-.l . . I . - A I I . W a . ,
oie m the location of the Seat of Justice.
The GeoloKiral Map shows the strata of the
calm
two bounties,
for cheaper copies of the Map. ai-esa;
K. VOLKMAR.
twi5barg, May 18, ISiS.
Real Estate,
Sheriff's Sale.
P Y Virtue of a writ of Vend. Ex. is-
A ) 4aeiJ om of Ihr V.onri vl Common Picas
piuLerty t
JOHN KEi?sI.KR( Sheriff
Sheriff's OXcr, .New Berlin, July 9( 8S5.
A FARIil AT PRIVATE SALE.
F.RM lidongiiig ICf the Heirs ef
IV I ' 11 A II SILSOV. drreasel, containing
ahcot 415 At'll of pni.d land, silaaitd in
Kelly u. nsiiiii, I iil. n county, adjuining land
of L'sir Houard, laac Kiifig and oth"
er, on which is erected a 7'foo
. ti ... - i. i. i. rj
. ru.nr i .ic tint" rr.iu.r. a liirec uana DdlDiuu
: ... pces,ar v" itM,'Ml, ' h i,r,,
Springs i f nevcr-lailiug guud vratcr neaf tha
tuilJii.es.
? 'l'hire in a'so upon the premiers, a gnfi
lii'llcinil 0R'1IAP.L of clu.ite Fruit Ap
pi. i'l'arhes, Ac. Sir.
The land would stitl very well lo divide in
Two Kur.i.s, as a good proportion of Meadow
caft he al!.i!rr:l to rath Ti.tmi
! ITr'Tefins can be made easy, as One-Third
i vt 'he ?"":n", ma' 7W on ,h pr?cr,y,-
for finiier particulars, you are referred W
J,,hn Walls,- I rwisbore; 'I homan Clinrjaff,
the premises, or to Robert Hayes, near
.Mill. .n. .Ni rilrumbt rlatid county.
!7 it! a!.ov described property, if nol
sold liefnre Tued.ty, the td diy of Oiobef
next, trill !li?n be offered at fuhliC Sale ou
the premises pt 10 o'clock of said da'r.
JlORKItT HAVES, tmtofthKxr's.
June a. i:ir. sasif
A Valley Farm of Limestone Land,
po.MPI.ISI.NG bniit 163 Acres, for
J s.M.K. sa t J Fdr.Ti is in one of thebesS
Whcai-prowius Tallies in Central PrnnsTlva
nia, within i o m:!es ('iver a Budre) io a Rail
road, arcev-i.Me U .Market:, in an eminently
healthy neiohh- rhoi.d, near io Milrs, Stire.a
( hnrlf and i-lo.i l ilou.-es, and in ike midst
! of an iiiteliiir' nt and resrectiible tH'Pulalion.
! The Iir.pnv incr.ts arc a f.rt-e lass BANK
i B AKM ft) by 45 fecl.with a fair Mansion f
j Huit-t, Wa:on In use. Corn hense, andjL"xJl;
I other suitable O'utbuil.ln es. It has a largel
i pple Orchard, and Peach and Pear tret
jAe suilicie nt f..r i rflmarr rise.
Ihe Farm is all cbartd ncept about on
acre (and pVr.tv of YoUan.1 m the imrcedi-
ate vicinuy.) a'. I of Limestone soil, and as thd
owner ihinks is nut strrpzssed for natural pio
.lurt ve qnaiilis by any in the rotate.
Ii wi I be sold wh'dlT, or a portion of SO td
lot) arres. as micht smt a purchaser,
IV 'Any cash man wi-hms such a propery
ran ulitain furtii-r ir.fi.rination by applyine td
O.X.Woruxx. ( hnrrnck otfice, lewisbors- F48(f
FOFl SALE.
I -ATIiaf Iart;e and desirable property on the'
' A corner ef Market and Waier streets.welf
calculated fi.r a reairlenee, f.r business, or fol
a resilience and place of business.
There is s Iar?e URlCK iloSs cantaininif
I lar'.'e r.-rirws on rhc first floor. S bed-rooms orf
liie sr..nd ll r.and 2 rz1 finished rooms on
i"'. iiiii'.l. A Kitthen and Wasnhouse adjoins
Thrre are a!.;o a spacf.ms Cel!ar.!are Cemen(
Cist-r, a Primp, and Well of pood water, M
:.i!lt and a'l necessary Outbnililinea.
Tor ti-fms Ac. aply to Oio. T. Miller, Esq.
S. E.DAVIS.
f-etrlsbiircT. Sept. 53 isjrt
AVER'S PILLS.
piiisir.
Thtre has Iou t inn ft it z pa&tre demnwi for ttf
efToetive purp.ttire pill which could be relied on arf
nre and pcrt'e:tlT :.ft in its opemtiun. This haa
been prepared to meet that detuaiTd. and an extea
ive trial of its Tlrtur hut conclusively shown wirtt
what snt;es it accomplishes the rnrpose deir,ed
It is eauy to make a hvnical pt.'K lot not easy ut
matte th best rtf all piOs one whieh should hav
r"Tie of the oMt-ct.f'ns, but all the adraiitaice, of.
ererr othrr. 'I his h:is b en attempted herf, andl
with hnt ucCss we wftu.d rcertt'nlly submit td
the p-.Mir rit'-tsion. It has been unfortunate fur
the pntk'Rt hitherto that ajruewt every purativ
n.fdiririe is acriincnious and imtatiuj to the bow-i
els. This is not. Many of them produce so much
frripini; p iin ar.d rei-ulion in the syneru as to mor
ttian counttrba!.inee the (jood lo be derived front
thm. Thec pi-!i produce no irritation or pnin
u:ile5.i it arise frovu a previouult exist in a obstrae-
i lin or derangement in the bowels. Being purelr
vegetable, no harm can airse from their ue in anw
quantity ; but it is better that any tnetHrine should
b takf'n jutlitioii-T. Minute dirertions for their
no in the scrcral "disease towhu h ther are ap
pTienhle are Rivpn ou the b-. A mo pi? lie com
pmnits w hich lrt Iteen prwexliiy rurrd by them. w
m.iv mention I.hvr Complaint in its various formal
cf Jmmdiee. fmiiirreition, LanjtioT'and Ls of Ap
petite, I.itlles8iietH, Irritability, UiUVias Headache
liilious Fer r, Fever and Airie, I'ain in the Sid
and Loins ; for, in truth, alt these are but the coiw
ae.jm-T.ee of diseased action in the liver. Aa ait
aperient, they a!f-rd prompt and anre relief in Coa
ti renews. Piles, C'tfie, Irt-entery, Humors, Scrof
nla and Scurvy, Colds with soreness of tha body
t'l.-rrs and impurity of the blood ; in short, any
ax-d fverv case where a purgative is required.
They hae aro prodtired mme ainnhirly ue
eeful cures in Rheumatism, lioirt. Iropsy, Gravely
Kfysinelas, Falpitr.ti-tn of the fleart, rains in the
Bark, iSfonnmch. nd Kide. They should be freelr
ttken in the sprint; uf the year, to purify the blocdl
and prepare the sTstem for the change of seasons.
An oceasional dose atimulates tlie stomach andi
boweW into healthy action, and restores the appe
tite and vigor. They purify the blood, and, by thei
aumuiani acnon on tne circulatory system, reno-
vate kte sirengtn oi tne doxit, ana restore tner
waited ur diseased energies of tlie whole organism
Hence an occasional (fose is advantageotts, even
though no serious derangement exists; but un
necessary dosing should never be carried too far
as ererv purgative medicine reduces the strength
when taken to excess. The thousand case in which
PJc is required ciuinot be enumerate here, but
thev sugcest themselves to the reason of ever
. . . fi,u,.i. .k;- n
nswrr a oeitrx purpose man any roing mca amw
hitherto been available to mankind. When their
Tinuei rowe Known, in, jmrnc nu no ion kit
A"btwhat remedy to employ when m need oi a
fREPARED
; JAM FS C. A Y E K, Practical arrf Analytical
I hemiM, Lowell, .Mass.
Pike 25CcniptrBnt. five Boies forSl-
; AER.M , rkv pectoral,
f fc rf C) h c d Hoaen
Bronchlll hoop.ngr ough. Croup, Am.)
; , r. .',- 1
and Consumption.
1
, 'rH,s r"r'Tb on tot iteelf nieh CMonerf
from itarures of every TanetT of pulmonarr diseaaa,
. ;. ,:. : . - , .,,, k. -
i
denees of its virtues in aryr eommunirr whera ia
1 has been employed. So wide is the field of its
fnuiess, and so mrmeroua the raaea of it curev
that almost everr aection of the coantry abound
in persons publi.lV known, who have been restored
from alarming and even deaperata disease of thai
luiiirs by its use. When ones tried its aupariority
over every orier medicine of its kind is too appal
ent to escape observation, and where its virtues ara
kaviwn. the pul.tie o Iciiecr hesitaie what antxtota
to emplov for the distressing and dangerous aftae
tions of the pulmonary onrin which are incident
to our climate. And not only in formidable at
tacks npon the lungs but fir the milder varieties,
ef Colds, Corona, IIoaRsvncss, 4e. ; and foe
Childres it is the pleaaanteat and safest medicinal
tbat can be obtained.
As it has long been to constant nse ttronghrra
this section, we need not do more than ajanira thai
people its qiialitv w kopt up to tha bast that it aves? .
tua been and that the lenuine article ia sold by
! . y J. . '.
fat 8d by c. tim, t Cbri.t CaMw.it. lis-
KlkO'r. Minmbur;. and hy all DvalsrasvUT s.
SY EXPRESS Jnstrecei
rly ol Orarces, Lemoos, I
li"t WtHRISraVCJ
Y EXPRESS Jnst receitred afresh rp-
,RaiM,riga.eiev