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. Cui' Csnty.
JJetmtrr-tl't Tittmint far Canal Ctmminiunert
AKX0L.1) PLU.MER, of Venango Co.
Ti the. Voters 01 Union Co ant y.
Tlie tune is approving when it will be
Leeessary lu r-ckcl (.ii'iui iitci to uil the
various offices nf litis County.
We the undersigueJ as i.'liairnien of tlie
f-t Hiding Committee of the Whig and
lYmocratic parties, hereby rctpi.-ctfu.ly
c.ll upon the penilc withuut dUtiuciionot'
:irty, to meet at the electi on houses on
Salani iy the 1-t. of Pcpt mber next at
2 n'cltK-k P. M. to cli-ct two IMi rites iu
each War J and Township ; said Delegate
t.i iiiet in Cnuiilv Cnivcnli.ni at 10 o'clK'k
on M'Hiday fdlutcins at the house of
Charts Criiit-r in Mfllmbnrj, to uomi
Date Caiidl-lted to fill the d.ffcreDt offices
cf this Ctuntv.
SAMUEL MAUTIALL.
til s.tKorzt:a.
Anp. 8tli, 1S65.
Gsn Quitiuau's Platform.
General (jaitui m having been invited
to become a c.ii.lidite fT C'jogress iu
Missisnippi, haj f;lt himself culled upmi
to publish a letter, defining his views,
from whish we leani that he is a State's
JligLta democrat of th.j strictest chmd.
Ilia platform, which appears to be al
ihat of the cn.ire S -utii, he bUtes thus:
" I believe that the ius-itutiju of negro
savory is not oi.ly rijrht an 1 prip r, but
thenitoral and uorm il cndittun of tlie
cuperi-T and iiif.Tinr races wliets iu con
tact. Tli it, as tlie chief eh-muut of our
couuuy's prosperity, it crvu-mules a great
interes', which is entitled, like other great
interests, tn the fostering care aud protec
tiou of the Fedeial G ivertun Mif, withiu
the gphtre of its power. That h'i-latioii
or action, directly or indirectly hostile to
this interest, is at war with our co'npact
ii Uaiou, aud should be resisted by the
" tutrs and the people affected by it at all
L zards. That the preservation of the io
litutioo of slavery in Cuba, which can
only ba aftveted by her iud - e oh-nce, aud
separation from the malign influence of
Kuropcin governments, is essential to the
safety aud preservation, of our own system."
The above article, which we clip from
the JW4 American, gives a tolerably
clear aud candid view of the claims of
klavcry. It assumes
1. i'hat Slavery is right and proper.
2. That it is the great clement of our
country's prosperity.
3. Tint thcreforo it is a great intcr
es tt.d iike other great iuterests, is en
title.! ! the pr.-tcctiou and fostering care
of thu f ruiiient.
4. j 'nt anv loisTatinn or notion, di
recly or i idir.'Ctly hostile to Slavery is
at war witn our compact of Union.
5. That Slavery must be preserved in
Cuba, iu order to render it perpetual in
our own laud.
Here is our answer to the above :
1. Slavery is neither right nor proper
It is opposed to natural justice. Our
Declaration of Independence proclaim?
that Freedom is an inalienable right. It
is opposed to the revealed law of God.
" Th"U sl.alt not steal." Now, if we may
Hot steal from our neighbor even an irti.
cle of trifling value, may we rob bint of
Liuisrif ? May we rob him of the labor
of his vb"'e life, aud uiuko him depend
ent on ourselves for every cnmf.irt he may
enjoy? Slavery is opposed lo the golden
rule. Tut yourself in the condition of
the slave, and then judge.
.-.-Slavery is not an clement of our
country's prosperity. True, Slavery has
possession of most of the milder portions
f our country ; and it therefore happens
that several valuable articles such as eot
tou and sujrtr, are produced by slave labor
But if the laborers of tliosa regions shall
b' C'iine enlightened Christian freemen, iu
steal f a'lj-c, ign iraut slaves, then the
amount of the 'htse valuable products
will ultimately become ten times greater,
and their Commerce with the rest of the
world fif'y times more valuable. And,
Bore than all, and above oil, they may
then look for the blessing, and not for the
eurse of that just G id who is the Father
of the whole human nee.
3. As for the proposition that slavery
is entitled to the protection and fostering
care of the government, we will just state
it clearly, aud leave it in its beauty to the
admiring gaze of freemen. Here it is :
As farming is an interest, so is slavery ;
as c-duca ii'U is au interest, so is human
bondage; as manufacturing skill sod me
chanival industry, and ingenuity are in
tt-rests, s is everlasting oppression ! ! W e
reiH'it it, we must leave this beautiful
diii'ioi. without note or comment. As the
o '
profaue m.io said, when the boys upset bis
apple-cart iu hopes of hearing bun swear,
" We can't do justice to the tul.J-vt I"
4. That any legislation or action di
rectly or indirectly hostile to slavery id at
war with our compact of union.
Anficr: Our compact of union is tbe
C institution; and the very men who
framed that instrument, not ouly cherished
in their hearts hostility to the institution
of slatrery lot they legislated directly
against it by excluding it for ever from
11 tbe new territory we then had.
Would to beaven we bad time and
tpaoe to pursue tbis subject at length.
Why oar fathers of tbe Revolution looked
upon slavery with unutterable hatred and
scorn ! They held It, as it truly was, au
ug'y eorse which had been fastened upon
tU m by the oppressive and mercenary
policy of the British government; and in
Jefferson's first manuscript eopy of tbe
iK-elaratiou of Independence, this charge
ag linst tbe " Iving of Britain," has a most
couspicuous place amongst that huge black
catalogue of his sins
Whose weight would sink a navy."
5. That slavery must be preserved iu
Cuba is) order to ensure its perpetuity in
our own land. Now honest plain men of
Union County, did you ever suspect, or
would you ever have believed that such
an infernal scuiitaent as this would at
tempt to skulk under the honored name
of Democracy ? Of course it is nut De
mocracy ; and the scoundrel who cherishes
the sentiment in his heart, and, utters it
with his lips, is no more a Democrat like
Jefferson, than Benedict Arnold was a
patriot like Washington.
So then, we must steal or revolutionize
Cuba, f'T fear that some day her poor op
pressed buud-lnen may obtain thu rights
of men ! And why not steal Brazil for
the same reason ? Why not aunez " all
the lkUssia " fur fear that in the long an
uals of futurity some Czar may mouut the
throne who will be so " fanatical " as to
do justice to his poor serfs, and thus
exert a " malign influence " upon the
most holy institution of slavery in America?
We have some small notion if spared,
of touching this subject ajjain. The ig
norance.aud impudence of slaveocracy have
had their own way long enough. It is
high time that Freedom and llight and
Deceucy and Truth should speak a word
or two. I'd. I'bo Tem.
The Kentucky Election.
TriuuiiLc; Hiur ami Loss of Life.
LoeisVii.l.K, Aug. 0. The election in
Keutucky for Governor, &.C., was held
to day. Iu this city at noon, the Know
Nothing ticket was 1400 ahead. A riot
is in progress thu evening in the first
Ward.
The news from the other portions of the
Siate, as far as heard from, indicate the
success of the Kuovr Nothings.
Louisville, Aug. G, 8 P. M. The
m jority fur the American ticket in Louis
ville, ItiUO. There were riots in the first
eigiit wards of the city. Several persons
were killed aud many wounded. Two
blocks of buildings were fired, an J are still
buruiug. The must intense txcitemeut
prevails. There will probably bu more
lighting.
The Irish during the riot, fired from
windows, and killed three Americans.
One Iri.ibmau was taken aud bung. Sev
eral others were captured.
9 o'clock The mob having fired sever
al blocks in tbe Eighth Ward, are now
moving up town with cannon. There are
rumors of a contemplated attack upon the
Times and Courier offices.
lleturns from other portions of the State
indicate the success of thu American tick
et. 10 o'clock Freqnent discharges of
canuon in the direction of the Courier
office.
11 o'clock I M. The mob having
completed the work of destruction in the
lower wards of the city, marched for the
iiuicB aud Courier offices, and from the
threats made it was feared that further
sceues of violeuce would ensue. At 10
o'clock the mob congregated iu front of
the Times office, but their riotous demon
stration was stayed by speeches from Mr.
I'reutice aud Mr. l'urcell of the Louisville
Journal.
The fire down town is subsiding and it
is now hoped that peace has been perma
nently restored.
CiNClKNAil, August 7. It is conceded
that Lcander M. Cox, the Know Nothing
caudidate for Congress in tbe Ninth Con
gressional District of Kentucky, has been
re-elected by a large majority.
Tbe electiou in tbe towus opposite the
city passed off quietly. The results favor
the Know Nothings.
Loiisville, August 7. The mob dis
persed lust night, alter buruiug the Sign
of the Times. There is no issue from the
office this morning. About twenty per
sons were killed during the riot, aud many
wounded. Twelve buildings have been
burned.
The first shot was fired by a party of
foreigners at a distance from the polls.
The scenes of the riot presents most
horrible spectacle this morning. In sev
eral places may be seen human bodies,
charred almost to .a crisp, among the
smouldering ruins of the buildings de
stroyed. T here is now a great crowd around the
Court ilouse, to which building the bodies
bate been couvcyed.
NoiikoLK, Aug. 7. It. I. Paine, K. N
is elected to Congress from tbe First Dis
trict of North Caroliua by 3000 maj.
Washington, Aug. 4. Despatches re
ceived here announce the defeat of Mr.
Clingmau in the Eighth District but this
is cousidcred doubtful.
Two Weeks Later from California.
The steamship Northern Light, Captain
E. L. Tiuklepaugb, arrived at New York
oa Sunday eveuiug, iu six days and nine
teen hours from San Juan, with 413 passenger.-,
and $040,000 ou freight from
Sau Francisco, July 16, per steamship
Uncle Sam, making tbe passage from Sau
Francisco iu the uuprccedented short time
of niuctcen days aud iwcuiy hours.
The miues iu California are yielding
better than lor several years past. Gold
in large quantities has been discovered
near Puget Sound.
CoL Walker is still at Rcalejo, where he
refreatcd from San Juan del Sur- Captain
French came down by the last steamer from
San Francisco to join the government par
ty Colonel Kinney arrived at can Juan
with a party of twrnty four, oa the lftb J
Lcwisburs Chronicle
ult , in the brig Huntress, of Philadelphia.
They are engaged in patting np a building
in San J uan.
The government of Costa Rica, which
has heretofore kept free from these inter,
nal broils, has considered this row a com
mon cause, and proffered the government
4000 picked men.
Much uncertainty continues to exist in
regard to the wheat crop of California the
present year. The destruction from va
rious causes has been large ; yet it is gen.
crally conceded that there will be more
than a sufficiency for our domestic wants,
as the number of acres sown was greatly
larger than last year. It is, moreover,
well known now that the crops of last yer.r
were under-estimated, and that the quanti
ty of old wheat still on hand is considera.
blc. Indeed, the exports made withiu the
last three mouths exceed, in the aggregate
all the wheat supposed to be in the coun
try when they commenced. So far as we
can learn, the oat crop has suffered but
little, and the barley not at all. The sup
ply of these will be large. The potato
crop is in a remarkably healthy condition
aud will be abundant.
The Nevada Democrat gives the follow
ing items of mining intelligence :
A chunk weighing eleven pounds eight
ounces, was taken out last week by Per.
kins & Co., about half a mile below the
town, on Deer Creek, and on pounding it
up the bappy finders obtained $958. Al
len & Co. havo been laboring with their
usual success, and from very many sources
we gain iuformttion of large yields. Ham
let Davis, Esq , purchased during last
week 1350 ounces of gold dust. This cer
tainly speaks well for the yield of our
mines.
A rich quartz lead bus been discovered
on Wolfe Creek by Den & Co. The rock
is fully eqiul to that of I.ariuiie Lead,
upon New York Hill, Grass Valley.
The city of Sau Francisco was thrown
into a state of great excitement, on the
evening of the 12th instant, by the tumor
that Messrs. A. A. Cohen, late receiver of
the assets of Adams & Co., aud I. C. Woods
a member of that firm, had been charged
with frauds to tbe amount of S 100,000, by
Judge Chambers, of tue late firm of Page,
Bacou & Co.
The President and G:v. Reeder.
Wasiiinuton, Saturday, Aug. 4, 1855
The readers of Tue Tkiuunk will
be
interested iu any new facts, however in
considerable in their importance, which
will throw any light upon the President's
disgraceful conduct toward Gov. Beeder ;
aud though the following is no solution of
the great query, Why was the Governor
discharged ? so earnestly repeated here
and echoed everywhere, it shows that tbe
Governor is not wautiug in that ready wit
quite as esscutial to politicians as logic
and learning:
The story goes that after some two or
three weeks consultation between Gov.
Itecder and the President npon the affairs
of Kansas, the nature of which is guessed
at and whispered here among the know
ing ones, but the result of which certainly
was that tbe President refused to issue
any prochmation, or do any act for the
protection of Kansas, the Governor left
for home. Meanwhile, the troubles in the
Cabinet increased, and the President, anx
ious to please Gen. Davis on the one hand,
and afraid of the North on the other, de
termined to make another appeal to Gov.
R,'s magnanimity, and sent a confidential
agent, usually employed by him on such
occasions, to call on a special and intimate
friend of the Governor, then in the city,
who represented in most lugubrious tones
that the President was exceedingly ctubar
rased and perplexed in regard to Kansas,
that it gave him infinite difficulty and
trouble, and that he really thought Gov.
It. ought to relieve him from his trouble
by resigning the office.
The friend, who perfectly understood
whence this came aud what was expected
of him, at once communicated it to the
Governor at Easton, who as promptly re
plied " that if Mr. Pierce believed iu res.
ignation as a cure for the difficulties and
perplexities of an Administration, he might
practice it himself ; but as for him, (Gov.
R.,) he was no disciple of the doctrine,
and therefore could not be expected to act
upon it." The reply was rather cool, but
not more so than the impertenence of tbe
message deserved, especially when it may
be inferred that the Governor was not in
TcrJf god humor after discovering by
his two weeks interview that the Presi
dent was determined to abandon bis people
to the tender mercies of the Missourians.
T . r r. . i
in a iew uays aner mis mcssnge was
delivered tbe call npon Oov. Rceder for
explanation of the half-breed land pur
chase made its appearance, and the unpre
cedented course was adopted of publishing
to tbe world the accusation without first
hearing the reply. Cor. oiVew York
Tribune.
Pttptxc A young man named John
Barnes, aged 17 years, bled to death on
Monday morning in Buffalo, from the
effect of a tooth which had been extracted
some days previous.
How easily his life might have been
saved by tbe application of a styptic ; one
ot tbe best tnd most easily obtained is
gunpowder. Let it be pulverized and
laid npon lint so as to get as much as pos
sible in the cavity of tbe tooth, held in
by tbe wad of liut or cotton. By renew
ing the application two or three times re
lief is rendered almost certain. We have
never knows failure, and have seen it
applied to some desperate cases.
and West Branch Farmer August 10;
A Pkopsitios to Test the New York
Prodi bitchy Law. Several leading sup
porters of the Prohibitory Law ;in New
York city, havo united iu a letter to J.
Hayward, Esq., President of the L'quor
Dealer's Association, saying that in con
sideration of-the difficulties thrown in their
way by the construction put upon the luw
by tbe Mayor they propose that some
one or more of the members of the Li
quor Dealers' Association shall place them
in possession of testimony of the character
which shall be as unobjectionable as the
nature of the case will admit, but which
shall be sufficient to enable them jointly
to carry the following points on their
merits and in separate suits, through the
various forms to the Court of lust resort,
with the least possible delay.
1. The right of the Slate to prohibit
the Liquor Traffic.
2. The constitutionality of such parts
of the Prohibitory Law as authorize search
aud seizure.
3. Whether the Law allows the sale
of Imported Liquors by others than Im
porters or in other tlian in tbo original
packages, except by those licensed uuJer
tbe act.
4. Whether trials for misdemeanor
under the law are confined to the Court of
Sessions.
Oilier relevant points, which it may be
djsircd to test will be added. The letter
concludes with the remark, that if this
proposition is not accepted, " It will be
regarded as an nnmistakeablc evidence of
the weakness of your cause, and of the
little faith you have iu the position you
have assumed, or in the opinions you have
so lavishly spread before the public."
Wa.suinotcn, August 6. The Hon.
Rush Elmore, Associate Justi.o of the
Supreme Court of Kansas, has been re
moved on grounds similar to those assign
ed for Governor Reeder's displacement.
Judge Moore, of Alabama, has been ap
pointed his suoccssor.
Townsend Harris, of New York, has
been appointed Consul to Jaj.au under
the Perry treaty.
VQ-Tlie Democratic Union, the old or
gan of the party at Harrisburg, is out in
a scathing artielo agaiust the President,
for the removal of Gov. Ilecdcr.
J9A Farmer was asked why he did
not take a newspaper. " Because," said
he, " my father, when he died, left me a
good many newspapers, that I haven't
read through yet."
Good for the Tvros. A sailor who
had befriended a young woman, who had
lost her way to Rochester, became some
what elated in the evening, was arrested
for being intoxicated, and scutenced to
pay a fino of S10. Tbo money which he
bad in his generosity, given to a needy
woman, had so nearly exhausted his pile,
that he couldn't " raise the wind," and he
was sent to jail. It having been clearly
proven that be bad behaved iu the most
generous manner to the destitute woman,
and that her friends, who had the means,
neglected to stay by him in his troubles,
the compositors iu tne office of the Ro
chester Democrat raised ten dollars, got
Jack Tar out of jail, obtained a pass for
him to Buffalo, and gave him such a good
name that a first-rate berth was obtained
for him on the Lake.
Union County May Court.
COt'RT Proclamation Wheiw.be
Hun. AUM d W !1,M., T'eJfiit Jui.ce
for tht-othJwiifil D."tri"-t.f!fn!iltinRof the count.
or Uninti ul Mill. in, o. Jw B WiTitMU tK iiu1 JaMjJ
Maiuhall, fc-41-nre-, Awvw.iu Jutlice in I nwn county,
h-e ini-uevl llifir .r.ff-t. (Hurii.e t;tt ihe Jay
1ht n w1 me iirrtil, ftr tue holilui t1 an (r-
tii.tAtiit't ourt J art f t'oitini'in Him-, Oyer ami lei m;iur.
I an) pneriiigusrtr.Hrferi.nit.tat KV IH.itU.V for th.-
niuiilj ot Lltu.n, mi the wid M n-iy t Hi-'. P. !
I f hHn - the Kth 4.iyj !H5.,Dcilt:oniinm; twf wi. k-..
A"Vf-'A' i then-fore lit: ruby Kieu to the t'oriiwr, j
' Jii-.tl.f-a .if the IVtice. Dtl C"nitMi5 iu mJ lor th-- fun- i
tyot tTui-u, tosH-witf in tlw-irowu .rui-er i-n.iu iUi
tlit-ir Kill(, Ib-rorJf, Imjuuitions, l'A.tniitiut.ou. nul j
other K'ineaiitrnre, lo Uo thoe thlnr wliK-b vt their ,
office itbti iu th-ir behalf sprtmin to ! done: n. nil ;
witness: nii other pvttwn -rrr-utin5 iu tw-balt o! the
OmmioDwealth aio-t any pr4n or iN-r.ti!, are re- j
qnirvil to lie I hen ni thre iitten'linL;. anl not depart j
without .eae ai mn -ti..r.n,c urnt,, v
be pum-tual in their tt ndance at the aptOiuteu titue
azret-able to notice.
iiiTen under my hand tind eml at the Sheritrs OITire in
Newlierlin,thel2thd.vof July tn .'ili yfaruf nur lrl
one t htm -ant eibt hun-lrcJ tn.I tifu-t.re. and in the
eventy--venth yeATof the Independent-- vt thsluittl
Sfjitesof America. Uvtt Mvtthr OunMOHtcaittt.
JUilA KEr-l.hK.5fri.
Jury List -Sept. Term, 1S55
VRAXD jrKORX
Wtaiinfft'ltticrtrf ltim.il, Aiitb. tpecllt.
tyHtrfolcmm H..wen..v. Ileitry SI.. Ir.
Ilrarrr Uaxfe lliii;l. Ilarruon t) Wat IX.
I i.rH Jawb Zlniuifrnian.
II"-! Bujfal Julio Ciat'liam, Juha Shoemaker.
Vatm John Saei.irle.
Mi-HUrc, vetIt. P Baoa, Mkhacl Kriley.
IVnm Si.mu. l Palioic.
Iljl,ri Wm. kimlen-tinth, D. Bangkr, Sr.
Hirtlhg K. V. It. Limsiiu.
tawial uro J.l O. Kally, C Well.
Aal b' jiib Al-nibain FrwlerHk.
JarluH Klias llnck.
.liiro- Henry Kiellur, Sajnilel Fehtrr,
John itp.v.
iti ttavec Imvuc Romiir.
TKAfEHsf. jrnnirx.
Ifrtt JJ'ijfalocUwtga kieiatier Xnomoa Peony, ?amoet
jt rr a.lnmnn Kemerar, P. Acker, Daniel Leara, Ml-
WafWJMiri MTariU, Daniel Alter, Reuben
hinitb. John Kline, liabrirl llelbaler, Isiisc tuaut,
Samuel lla-kin-ster.
LtKittiuni J"hu Wintjel.Op.len Vorse.ThomM Neibit,
J,e.h'Y. Ilerr. A. BilliDr.
H'Ail. Dcr liamuel toUa. Ji. P. Ilnrua.
'iriiwji-ote ferry Blrich Jne)h elisrlt, rfamnel Vfer-
hue.
IIUaAittfT-Vw Henry HeUnnarh.
i-t nut Daniel Olt. jr.- Micliael llnramet, Andrew Land-enarhleff'-r.
Enuch Mulacltuaii, Ut.or;e liernun, Juaa
ttian Miller.
,.i,ii AM If.iroJd.
vaarr Jowk Long, Jacob Oreenhoe.jr., Jacob ran,
Prter Kline.
..cVama Jaeob Mltrh. lt.
II. J llufalv m. U.ihl.
e'nialfi-i Julin Itilfter.
.ire Jotxrll Miller, tanae Iteiak.
("man InuK Hyer, Jr, John Clcmmmu, A . Thomas, Jos.
II. Buunt. -M'Mlrrrrrk3
Piinlelnefger, C. Trailer.
UyfiMlmif Cyras Katon.
Vt.TIT jrsoiw.
WhiU Drrr Sanaal Uembtrbng, Just ArbUM, I. SUd-
len. John Kauea.
MldlterJ. Jaeo1. Slork, f
vol ltufalir lloora HanrU,
ia at.!.-..--David laiby, ChriaUsn DsnbtrtBtB, peter
VV ehr. John St3ea.
W'rt n-vrer Iwar K. 17l.1i.
AVtjr Dnnid tt. liuluia, Jacob UetnJy, J. Bennage, D.
Noll.
Jii-r iSeorge SUtUrr, Jacob Uinss-voaa, Adam trpecht,
Jr.
Lnciilmrqhnh Sterner, Janea Aiken,T. Ilayen, Angiu.
tu. Utoujilitnn, Henry K. Noll.
f?.?j.aMin Audrrw Ziegler.
Hartley vv iiiiam M-., pamae! Hoover, O. Klekmr, Jr.
Wm. Unrninetfon. Jotui Uoovtar.
Orafre llanrne Henry.
rrttHKtmvt m. Bewerao. jnfin anvrxer.
Wnrmiim (leo. hhotbrr-er. II. s. Borer.
Bufitltut Tbomns Comrli.ic .
A'c iiartua m. KcaJlaf.
Issue List, Sept T. 1835.
II IUm POwlwrlmijr
lmiil-l Henl Ji.mtn M1r-!gbt
JUrj Krklii- t K-kI r
Ji.Un Ua vs VVm M Vjuvalb
Kur 0ttl-rt A SCuuiioiiii; iSMUU.
Oauiel It nKl.r Jjtnii U'twulrt
Jauiu. U'Urasht u Itauiel U'lMirr
J. .I.n HnrtiiiiLU jr v .Lwvbbinxnch
J..lin Mlfai va l.r A s Cuuttuiutia
.li-j J.-uk.na va 11 0 'I'crlvl al ,
K u trcy Mark lunuujr
K .M.ll Trt AKX AlllUI"Ud
tts-ltali T-il'i Johuluher
.MiOuitw,irLh, Kuni a Co va Michael Spotta
S-ufiyvl K.lr Call.Jlit.' VVull
! l.aj!.-0 tur O W lluyea J.l.n L-ck"
M ir..r l i'aiutrr e J C i.x a k il
J..m - Ufbu va Jul.u OriM
W K V; .iL'. n:ll r va Jultn llurtiuan Jr
Bet joi.in ll..u.-cworlli V K.u-ler ly
Jaiui. ?t. Witnl iiUrhairl flUttHi-.ru
N..HII. Ch.trc A utl! n Cli U ouimer
Or tt'iH Mav.-a T J..hn LfM-fce
John lii i- r va Jj-..b rry r .
Sur V A Whit 0.-.T rum. K'1 Co tb White IVwTp
F.i.-liluulh BroIiuT va J Iir t.uuu Jr Will. UuU.M
It.iri.- J Ku.-ii'T 1 :Utlt
Ivier lltimnttfl Trt Hannah llt.ui.t.tfl
J- l.ti 11 K.i..r va Oi-lruu L'i-nrtit
Samuel O. uler va l--r .V-iu
e .i-li. IK .ia.-- r Vi V'.ui.uun 1 VV .I14T
ajine va XaarL ruruiaa a Co
ame va .tb V ..lor
Valeytiiitf llarw va Urnry U snlr
e u CulU l--ll otl.-r. i liteuLu 1' Toed
Ilvnry .-until va ll-nry Orua
C k l:uf Ii.r J l.otke va M. rit Cliail U
r'rtmci- lli-M v Alx 11 li.air
CfumiMuwiMjih tit,; J l lb in. r ta J llus Jr with not
Ut-i.r k--l r V4 J Uariui..u it Willi uuticn
M-ii:u'l rilir va baiim
O A liiiu-ti.-c u fci'ra va J llnrtman jr 1 wifa
anu.a va ticri;. llruiiau
rhri.tt.u.1 Oroaa ,a llfitry
Murk U ml va J Uitrttnan a; ulbera
Juliu- Vi.il v-. aiue
shw-l.ls Jlilt-r v.. J llartman jr with miflea
lb Trt.-Ui-.- i.f Ll L.ir.-l. v- 1 .tl.u A cluck
Jut'oli Murrv V4 J tlurtui.n jr volu uuluw
It-nj nun l.nlo-r a .me
Jkot. Iii-ltur va a:.iu
tliri-iu tiihtr va aniut:
Or Vt ui II ,it- va Jc.l.ti l.Tk
sti.-o.a K:iD va s X J Mfswmnith
W ati '11 iu Iikullucc Oi v rina-i llilLii-h
atitua va Sim.in l.uiiy
aMt.ie v VV in K. ilv
tank i.f O .nvillc va J La.ir. ii.v A C strw
s IhmiI Oi-.'l lr..nk.iu ta o mi. ah A otUcii
A kurjv k VV.ttt va Jam.- Ouli.li
Win il Ht-iTi'ltl v Sm.o. It ii...iiita
lu Nrinetu va Mi.-liwl Nt-miun
r il. i.l. liiii. A VV Ta; ny v. SaUiUvl Stiller
J.Vlovtr va .-ainiu-l Mi.y. r
tieUtlf March A lo va J ll.ininMl
luina va Virli:t-I M-hsr llro
IVtT It J-K A otl.rra va l iliilnn.l
svituiivl Ht-udrriu vs t'lianra K t'ronrath
Th.- f rat tw-iity raatf art- for trial tl.f lirat week.
E.?t m lica'.o'i tosttlx-'i-!
HOLLO'A' AY'S PILLS.
wur ai:e we ii Kr
It hsa Wn tlie lut tr tli buui:n r:we to he wi-ih.-d
d.a-n l. .li-;.u ai.a i-inl.-iin. II JI.I.OVV ,VY rli.O
an- iv i ally a lafO-a t. lUe r. Ii. : i t Hi" VVKVK. llif
NKKVol s, tbo llbUCaTK. auU (U l sUll'l. ! a, I
c. lltifS a. . m xt-a, aii'l c-.u-tiiuli.-n,. I'ru.'-a-jr IIhII-h
way j. r.-it.!.liy Mil" rititfi.il. It.tf iir.i.nfiiriu.f i,f 1.,-Di.di.-!tf
in II"' tulli-d Stall!., ami ..It. m tli.-oi lo a Irr
ana ei.ltl.t.o.d i-f-oiil.-. aa ill- lt ri;l.slv tlie WurlJ
ever aaw loi lUe ri-uucal ot i.aca.
Tlieae MU Purify the Wood.
Tlee fm u Pills are ex-.re-wly er,a.M-d to operati
on the r-toiiia- h, the liver, tlie ki'lueyii. the lui.p-. th'.
nki.i. and the b-el-. correvims any a. iait-(. i,t nt iu
lin-ir l"ui.(-t.on. :n-f, io'j; the bio-nl, th-- n-ry lwiilitj;iA
of lite, uO'l thufi curing Ui.-n' iu all its furuja.
iPjsjMjHt'a and Liver Uonijilamf.
N.ir:y tiA'f the human raw hive t.skea thfe rill.
It h:i brt-n jjruvt-.! in all art- of the W'.rM.thnt tsvtoii:;
h: len f-tiii-1 q iai U lliem in c.w' nl -li-orler-irf tin;
livt-r, tl( v-;i.-ti. u"l .-l--in..rh ut j -i c -' -rtlv. Th v
aoon irive it h-w thy tone t-.tii! - i.rHiiH, ri-w -aer mub
d-ruto J, a:tu when All olbv-r iat;ue h,tt tji.f 1,
Msnr of t.e Tn''t dfj-fiii- li. Tt-rnmentJ hare o-etie-J
th.r Cti-tnni llourett to ilkst il.trltictHo ol U:ei- I'ilU.
tint th'-y tuny lei-itne the m ditine of t hii' ik
Learned t'oli'f..i aJunt frt im-di. no- the hf-t
in ni. dy e.er know n l r i-i-r-on- ol J.-l;r.'e Ur. tb. -r
wh n- (he iMeui hut tx-v-n iiiti-.-it'-J, as il. lu.iAjrAlin
t-Toiertii.- u.-vlt iu tofcilur.l r- tii f-
I' mstfr: Coinpfoinfs.
No Fi mile. Tourtir or ol t. j-h -ulil W witl:o: t!;i-i c-?e-hritted
uieUi n'.e. It rorr- ;ts and reuUt-the m iitl:iv
rouTvei tt :ih jwritnlia. a linz'" uinn fM-t li-te rlmrni.
1 1 1 h I ' tin lnit isiitj -i if T ni'(i i'i in' that an be civ-n
Ut rh hlreu ol all , and tr ;my e--upUuUl; couce
tHKuUy no f-imily tu uid 1'.- mi'-h ut il.
ii'.'otc.ty'.f JVN ar Vt. Ir' rtmflt 7. f-.cn in th teor!ii
f-r t'tr l"i- u.'iny X,('-j'-
A-!limi lr- j'-,y ,i.-r r.'inp'-niitu
llViwel iTompiftjoU rVverand Aj l-.wn'ol' ti-.rits
'ouhS 1 entJin-I'ou.-Uiut- I'ih-.I
I'lald II' u.i. h.-s ."t --lie an 1 -?rT-'l
('h--t Ii?euH. liolifii -a eii-til-ry S nutn
(V.tivene-AS ! Un nX Vrn-i-al AfT- t 011
lo.f.o-j-pf.a ln:lHiauitin .oruus of ui kiudi
I.airii Inwunl U'e:ktie
S-ld nt the Munufftori-s of I'rof..r TIotrmrT.
h) Mxhl n l.iu'. New Yt.i k.ud --4 "rai.-l. I. -n-l'-n-iol
h kII re.peetJ.t.lt Iruv;;..-t( and Wiali r." i.f M.dnHi'f
tl rou.liotu the luit-d ute-, and th ciw.U.d world,ia
tiuxc', nt 3 r- uU M'tm.Mfi f I earn.
Ua Th re ii a toufliJer;ib.e .ll; i-y Usltio the lar-ir-r
fit-f.
,N 1 I-irei-tioTi for th rii:dDc of futii ots in even
d. rrder nii- aiiixinl ftiuii '3t-
l'eiiutihunM Mttijiftmtct Laic Library.
1, Biccs's Justice,
Bt'SIXESS MAN'S LEfJAL GriPE.
Av? and Snxth Rlitinrt, hri rii'j the attt d-vn to 1S".V
A Tmitirw-on thi filr aiii Jutit'ii of Ald -rman ami
ln-stiii -if i lit IVit-.- iu llif t 'on.iitn-'-;i.ti f fim 1
;itiu it.i' u tin aii ttir rt-jTr il ruriiM of rrmyii and
Iic..'t l.iiir:.-! ; arn i-m -;. mu not on'jr wKi -r may
ln-jfrTiirti Tntutt'1' t-t.f L Tlt." r Tut rtt f:. I rtf to l.mi l
l nit-. Ifim'iii. ai vt tifiit-i ni ni ; did I niaktu; (In
vol unit hut ll ,'ur.op Ui l A !.' t ti'tvl ?r
Jiittui'SX .V u ll ..'.iliii 11 nil-. I ite AM rman ot Wil
uitt War i. in Iht iiv ot I IuImI !j Tl.f Mth t' .i
lioa. K i.-'-, rurn-i-twl. irn-atilv nirjittj lv Fr--
rirll r. Itr -litTv. K-q.. Author of - ri. atit oti flit Law
(il''ib." "K'tuitr Jiii.t'U-iiMi, Ni.-i t'riui KrporU."
K litor of runloiiV I'i -'-r-t," i.c lawt tUkk Tolunie,
otuvu. Prc uuiy 4,0tl.
COMPANION Ti CINN'S'S JUSTICE.
2.
Graydan's Forms.
rrtrn.! of romriiiiii'-'. ar.-l of I'l-nrii" in th cnfnf
Com in-d I'li'im. -lIiiirtT Sca-v .un. tyt-r n I IVrmiiM-r.l.i
UI n m uti'l i,'r''",'''i C uti, una ih olfiw t tfn c:tri
oiin Civil o'lirvi ami J it Urvs nt tlie I'. aci'. Fourth K ti
ll ill. n-i!-t'l. rori-0't. i-nl.irii. au-t alafitfJ to tin pr.
fu ut T.ttr of tlie law; with rn-iimtn eiiinai.iiy Not-K niil
It .frrnifi. ami a n.-w. foil, nn.t roiLprvlfn-i' I'nle-x.
tij KotN'f t K. W right, Kh. lu ouc lhu.k tAtiTO volume,
i'rice uuiy )3,jO.
ALSO,
3. Stroud and BrigMly's Purdua's
Digest. 1700 tu IS35.
A Pis". of th laaw- of tVnnTlrani. foal th rear
One Tlititiail -fv.-it Hitn trtil. to tli-j Ki-ilh tav of .-lav, '
One Thon-nu.t Kivht liiiinln .1 ttttii I- iftjr-l ive. Tlx- K r-t
Knur K'liti 'hn by ttn- late Jt.lin t'uriioti. K. Th Fif'h
hvihmij S-r-iiUi,hy tni Hou. (ii-ore l Mrotid. Kiirl'ih :
Kiiiion. IEria, w th Men; ma I It' ftrfiifi-. loot Notes
U ihe JuJi wl IKiioiii Anntvtiml L'oQlcnT; a lhjifttJ
yiinPU ot turn lit it; au-l a .--. t ul. aut Kxliau-ttv
livlvx. Uj Kn-JcrK-k C llnhtly. tln, Authur vf A
inatie cu the L-w Co:." -ll-nty Jun.-jirU'Ii-n o,"
Sm Trius U-fortii," K litor of i.nus'a Justice,' A.
On tlii-k K'-jal Sto. rrn1 only $'..'J0.
ftThe fn-.'hnif. and triiiiii' ut taIua of Purilnn's
Dmj.-l ar T"r'fi tiy tin pui liv-ntinii annually of a
I efvst of tlit Law. pii.ct tl m earh f.r. Tit tmnwl
i'yftt ar- arr;in,:. in ..r-iu- conf-nnity to tne pi n or
I'untoQ a Lii.'et. Th-y aris'jc .1 tt', r-oil'li"hi'J
aiiiiualiT: nr-inn tea to't-thtr try a lir-in ruJ Jn
i (pr-t.rtl au fm h yr. I nlitch .fl-rji ihf m iu-nu
ot the l-iw ofm-b y-'anvmoe the putlMrut:on of I'ur
dnu'p Uivfpfct. tn one alr hatct : aud ar ltuui up with
i union 5 I'Uejtt. and alu -ia -p:iriit-)y.
Ti.us the purrhaiwr of Piiioli.n's In '. t will allwiiyx Kn
In pomj!fii of tbe romplcfe huly ot ttie Statu! Law 5
of IV-nuxvlrania, Urwn to th- Try hour whrn b purrh
(fa it. Thos l,o hart alru-ly purrhn--d t 'union -i Ui
g'xt may alwav tt uiplott it to a..te for tli-xmall ura of
t ifty t hU, thfprica of a Totum-' c-'Otainint ail tin' an
nual IH.'iui t'-su- d taiuce t!m firct puhlimtinn of M 0 pre
feul edition ot jVuniun'i lHirt. a ti'-rrt' fort sUUd.
KU UI'.OlilKit,
Law Bookeil r3 aso PrBttiinnts.
17 d- U S-tuth Ftj'ih .vr-vrf.
Pirvt 3tort atviTCh-tiint
j3Ort1rr at l-tvT of inquiry for Law liooks trwm the
cod n try, promptly attended b.
Adrift
IVTOTirE is hereby given that George
i. J. Suarts, J.ihn Kimbell and John W.
Fisher did on Ihe 13th doy of June, 1855, al
New Columbia in Union countr, take up a
FLAT ol" fitly feel six inches in length and
thirteen feel one inch in width. Of which lUe
owner, and the public in t?enera!. will please
take notice. ROBERT CANDOR, J.P.
White Deer Mills, June 86, 105
C. W. SCHAFFLE'S
Jd WHOLESALE and RETAIL
tf,fc Drrf and Chemical Emporium,
.viarKet street ... iicwisenr;, l a.
NOTICE.
"VTOTICE is hereby uiven, that appli-
1.1 canon will he made i. the nt-xi Legisla
ture of the Commonwealih of Pennsylvania
lor ihe charter lor a Bank.io be known by the
name of ihe hELl.S(Ktl'K II A Ml," lu be
located in theB Tough ol' stelinsgrnve.f nvder
county, (lately part of I'nn.n) with neral
powers of discuuiil and uVoosit,wuu a capital
of one humlretl thousand dollars, and puwer
m increase Ihe same lo two hondieil.
JyC.'ih tri l.li.NS OK SKI.l.N-til.OVE. :
1M0T1CE I tract ol land siiuate m hue Urer towi.sb.p,
' I ii i. .11 coui.iy, ci iitaiuiiig twenty asres. no re
PPI.If ATiOX Will be made tO lilCIor les.. U.ui.d.d on ll.e east bv Lr. W H.
li. next Legislature to change ihe name of,
Ihe I.ewisbur Savings Institution," located
at Levrishnr? in the county of Union, to "Til K
LEWisBL'Kli 11ANK," with One Hundred I
Thousand lMlars additional capital, and :
authority to issue iheirown notes I. r circula-;
lion; subject to the provisions of the general j
banking la-f of this t ommimueaiin.
By order of the lor. ciors :
lI VVIO liUUKR, Treasurer.
Lewisbtirsr, l'a., June , 1 .".".
North Western F;re Insurance Co., i
OtTICE, No.7(J Walnut SU I'hihula,
iusures dweilmas, slorrs, ami uihcr btulil
ings gnuds, Wdres and merrliaiidize un the
must ravtirable terms ; and will proiupl.'y and
honorably aJjuit all losses.
Apply tu JOII V B- MNN. j
A'torni-v lor the tNimjiany.
I.ewisbnr", Mav II, I!-j5.
"Tlie October Election.
Messrs. Editors We wi.-h In i. seiil tiro
uaiiit-s tor uiiirc bt.'th ol li. m aie citiz ns ,
id" (,'rc.it personal worth and fmnss lor any
ri'.M iu our Kill. O.ie is Jvaia .Maihii.ii, Lmj.
of Marileton ..r Associate Judj,t n" t.i- ter
man in Hie cuiiiv. And the i ihi r. IiaKitt
i rii ., Esq. ol t'liapinan lutvLsbip, tor the
Assembly, winch those parts now calied fci.v
der county has nol had f. r several years. 1:
we can ?et those townships fron the up end
of Northumberland contity. I'liion and Smder
c.iui.l always have the Asseinblyma'i in il.eir
uwti riht wi;houl biin saddled u nh Jtini:iia-
.MANV.
.Mr. Editor I am astonished that the many
good men in the lilile low ns hip ul Kelly aie
overlooked in ihe pr. posH )iiribnti. n 1 1 the
olficcs wiihin our new coun'y i.rpamzation. I
llieiclore ask the liberty ol iiaunii JACOB
II I'M MEL Em. lor Tiea-urer. lie is ju-i in
Ihe borders of me town, a:..! of'.-n in, so th;U
he could aiiend to it, and lie wou.it --baud Hie
zn't well ih-;.tiier," and iav it out eveiy ct-nl 1
when due, and as he has s. re 1 as a County i
Commissioner he has valuable experience ol
county biiMii'-ss. "Ai lii Lu Wthi.." j
Associate Judf.
At the request "I nuiiierous mends thrnuh
ont the cniinty. JOHN .M HUAt'K, Esq., id
i East Iiu!ial.f,has consented i.i become a can
: didale !..r Associate Jude atthecoinuis elec
! lion. His we.i-kiitr.vu chiiiacter lor -liaiiht-forcar.l
houeMi, Ins u-etulness a-, a reace-
tnakiti M-isisiiate, and well acquainted w:ih
both the Ln'li.-li and tie! man laiiuaie.-.eiui-nenily
couimend him l. r the suilia. s of the
people f..r ih.it otlire. .MAN V.
July G, iho't. te.
.Mksshs. Enrroits. As the time is diawine
I r.eir f -r noii.tioitiiu sunaoie persons lor ihe
j : e peciive oihres ot I'm. n c.-uuty. let me s-.i;
j 2.I to tin t.ivi r.il le rotisi Vtaii n ol ihe vo
I ii-rs, 1JAVIIJ HAVES, E-n.,1.1 Ha. llelon, f. r
J t'uLTT Si nvi-tiiB. As a pfaciital JjnrMvor,
he ts unsurpassed tu experience, ami liavnu
ihe dratis and papers ol his dei'c.i-e.l br..th i.
It. Ii. 11. II iyes, Es.j. . (Lite suivryor.) no t.ne
IS b Iter 'l. iiiilr.l w.lii the sui vevs ol 1 I... i.
cuenry. Tne oilier is not hirrative, t.ut rei;i.
rcs a man id exper.ence an l intimate ain.r
l.!Lri to piifniiii tne duties coucLi.y a....
w :i!i.ut e.;ra e.ci.e:i.se.
t 1IAUTI.EV.
l"ir 'For the ntces.anly in.port.mi otrir? nl ,
OMiy V'immisinr. please aiisi pteMMit lh- '
name'i.t Mr. L. IU V.'J M)... Wot Ltul-f'alt-e.
I in a 1 -n tiinf 5. nee that f-run v'.
liie county was n-pre-fLl J in the Ikaiit.aiu!
ii.-r" in no man in lh' tmv:ihip ni ic jiiily ,
respi"iet r of more c;ncl jndincnt
Mr. WatMm. He is n :.re-eer,hut lhal :
another reasju why vc want him.
1 A.V-l'A hj;.
A-hkm lt. There his heen no person nam
ed lor ihe important ojl.ce i f llt j -rcsen:a:ive
in the Slate I.eislatnre at the n-xt elertt.11.
lVrmtt me t- rtroinmeni, Capt. JoM-N WJLT,
ot'iririlt-y ti wnhip. U r thai i-.Tn e. He is a
larm.M" of sound seh-p and rod jnd'rtnenl.and ,
we thiaU wouM be iaitUiul to our intereM. !
5t) , ULFFAI.OK. j
M'
:s.sfis. EDITORS: Permit me, thronph
ihf cdiimns r I" wur paper. t rerom-
tnend Mr. Iln-rli W iNon, of M !!linhtire,
as a Mutable candidal- at our nexte!elion for
the onVe of Associate Jtv'ir. As Mr. iIon
is pneraMr knewn throiihoi.t ihe ronrty. n
is unnecessary fr me tu press h.s r!aims. f-r
dilate upon hi?, tiiness. hut merely mention Uts
nam, and leave ihf isMje with fh- freemen of
the county. lane L! FFALOK. j
T
the Vrters of I'ninn .unv As a can
didate fr County Coiinm-sMi'iier at the
election in Octoher next, we take pleasure in
recommending Capt; (,core !- IlOil. of
MttMinbur, as a man ualiftrd and wurihv for
thutotlice. Junc-IS. KAST Iil'FFAl.O.
""O the Voters of Tnion County i As a Slier-
(l is to be eiccit i in this countv, allow
in tiv recotnineiin as a candidate, Mr. 1.. r.
A1.BRK.IIT. of White Deer township. Mr.
A. is well qualified in every reaped lor thai
Maiion, at all who know him n ill att' st ; and
should he be elected. h will asnrnllv he a
popular officer. JunelJ. WHITE DEER.
To tho Vctsrs of Union Connty.
1 BELLOW CITIZENS I otrer myelf as a
candidate for the O.llce of Ml CI' id",
(subject to Ihe decision of the Whig Ci utiiy
Convention.) Should I be nominated and
elected, I pledge myself to discharge the dtiiies
of said oilice with lidelttv and impartiality.
DANIEL D. til l.D .V
Kelly Tp, May 17. 15 tnp.l
Ma. Wiibiif.-v It appear? to me that the
time has come when the citizens of I'nion
conmv should surest suitable persons lo till
the O. fires of the county lo be elected at the
ensuint: October election. IJy doin so in time,
it will be more likely that those ntFices will be
tilled Willi Ihe most competent O.iicers. As
one of the people I would sni.'eM JMHX V.
BAKBEK, Esq.. of West Butfiloe township, tu
the stitlra;cs of ihe voters ol Union coumv.for
the oilice of Asot'iatc Judse of said
couniv. LEWISBIRO.
May S3, JPSS if.
Hap of Union and Snyder Counties.
VARNISHED, with Woolen Rollers,
f and on Muslin, rea ly to be huns up,
will be sent by the subscriber, postage paid :
Township map, colored, fur $1 50
Geological ' " 1 15
The Division line is drawn on this Map, aTso
Township lines, and as il con ains all the
principal Roids. and shows comparative dis
tances, it should be studied by all who are to
vole on the location cf the Seat of Justice.
The Geological Map shows the strata of ihe
two Conntie.i.
For cheaper copies of the Mnp. n-M-es.
K. VOLKMAR.
Lewisbnrp, May 1 18. "5.
J. JH. C. RATJCK,
i TT0T?TY nt Law. Miffl nbur?.!
Union VoYb. U-TAK professional bu-
sioess entrusted u his care, will be punctually ;
and faithfully attended to. Jane 1, o j!
Heal Estate.
Sheriff's Sale.
BY virtue of a writ of Vt-n-L Ex. is
sued out of the Court of C'umiaoB I'le.i
of t'ntcn c. unty, wiH te e J sd to PuO jc
Sale on the premetes in bile Uetr Tp., I. a.
ion f..., l'a.. i.n Tuesday, Ihe 7th day ot Au.
Rust ben, at 10 i. clock. A. I ihe lulli.i,g
(leserilted-a ropi-ry, n wit s
The undivided i.tie-litih part of a cera.n
Marr, on the iioriii by II. M'Clurr, and ou t;,e
west ami si'tiiii i y n. riin, w ucruu i, cir ..
ed a live Hurry liame Houlra l aclury, . n
the ap.urtenai.ces.
Ff.t (I, lakrn in ryrruhon and lo be ivli it
the piOjierty of Aamix MimiMii.
JOHN KKSSLKK. ShrritT.
Sheritl's OlTiCr, .ew Berlin, July 9, lsi3.
A FAREI AT PRIVATE SALE.
far:
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'ARM liclnncins lo ihe Heirs if
I Ml MI..-ti V decease.', coi.taiini e
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out rf t. .tfl'' d poi d land, situad in
llv to iisiii;., I nion cunt v, adi 'inine Ian :
of I. ,.r. I H..uiiiii. I.aac Kin; and tun
ers, i. ii uiiii:h is efecled a Vats rri
t-'rumr tiintiiit ..M.-f . a large Hank Ear.. ai.J
all necessary Out-1 uildil.es, Willi teveral
Spr:i!i;s i f nevrr-lailu.g good water near tun
t.uiidincs.
fry I nere is a o np..n the premises, a 5nt-
;i:e:eni OltLllAKU ol choice fruit Ap
ples. I'earhes, &C. 3iC.
The lai d would suit vrry well to divide :v
Two Ear us. as a c d propon.on cf 5!ea-..'
can be a.!, tied to each Farm.
J IT Terms can be made easy, as Or.e Th.i l
i. f the amount may remain ou the prop r y.
For further particulars, you arc reierred
J. tin Walls, l.e a isl urc ; Thi mas t'ln rr- ,
near ihe premises, it tu Ri b: rt Hayes, b.ar
Mill. ii. Ni r l.tirnl eiiaiid county.
t- l i.e aimvf described prcpei'v. if r t
sold I.- Ion- Tuesday, tl.e 2d diy of O -t t, "r
nrxt. will then le olfeied at Fublic Si.t i
the premises it 10 oVlnrk of said riav.
i:oi!i i:r iiavls,i,.k i:xr't.
Jut e Ie-ri5. 5-Vf
A Valley rami cf Limestone Lard,
fHiMriilSINU aUmt 1U3 Acres, fur
J AI1 baiifl F. rm t- in ore i f the i pt
W ht ai-crou in vi liifs in t'entrai reiirsv'- n-
ii. a.-. i..in iwt rnilev (over a Burirt?) iu a K i
n a . acccv-if le tu Mark. t, in an env.ti .if
iil:i.y nt t i:.(-4 1, near ;o .Miils, St rt
rduiih an.I r1 hf I llnu-es J"11 e innisl
i l ir:ft !hp i:l ai.d re.-pftr.Me p-npulatn-t..
'J In !rnpr(v' Hi?i.i arc a fir.-i-cii- UAK
HA K.N so Iy 15 fret.with a fair Manii n
lltii-e. U ayun house, Ct-ru hoos. am JL1b.
oilier su'tahle OmbuiUtinps. It has a lrr;
j Apple Orchard, and Peach and Tear Ucl.i
mti tVc. nl.irieiil tvr rdinary oe.
Tne Furin is alt rlt-ured txcepl about r rt
acre (;t(p! pientv tif V-ti!!and iu ihe irr.nie'':
aie vicinity.) a.l ot" Limealune m .I. and a !'r.
nwiit r th. tj U n is in. i surpni-e.l f r r.iiiural j iu-
i tltir live fia.iie l y aiiy in ihe Suile.
j It wi 1 be si ltt v holly. r a pe rson of t?C it
lw arn., as mi.rhi suil a purchaser.
IVA'ty rah man wishms ich a pn pertr
rati obtain. !rthtr inhirmiiion br appiyiue :
O.N.AV'iiKnri. 'hrtmxl oincp. Lcnislmr?. -ii-J
AVER'S FILLS.
IOE all the purposes of a
I 4HII.Y
PIITMf.
TitRstc has lon- existed a pnone demand fcr im
eiTtt:tiTe p'lnratiTe pill which could be relied on u
'ire and prrfoct.Y safe in it operation. Ihi ha
bn prp;ird to meet that drmucd. and an e.tn
ti.;il -tf its rirtues ha conriusivr-ly shown n.tni
hat -.Here. it acmmpli-.he the pnrpose dcMiinc-i.
It i e.i-y to make a physical piU but not eur to
r'.-ke the best nf all piih one which should hute
t. uk t( i)m! oM. tions. but ail the adrantases. of
tt 'ih L-r. Thi ha Wen attemnted here, and
with h ..t neet-vs we wU reHpectfullT submit to
i c ,'i;'lic fici-iion. It ha- been unlurtonate for
the p;tti-nt hitherto thst almost eTcry p'ir"ativt
D-.tiUv-iii U at-rtiuonipup and irritating; to the bow
tN. 1 hU in not. M.iny of them produce so much
unpinir psin and revnlstim in the system as to more
tti-j.u coiinTb;il..nce the pod to be dVriTed frwim
th-Ta. These ptJl produce no irritntion or pain,
milt-wi it Mie from a pr-riouly eislin(j obstrce-
ti'in or fttTAttfnifiit in the towels, llvm puir.r
iCPtable, no Ii rT). can ari-te frotn their ne in
. -qiuri'ity ; tmt it i better that anv medicine hon.d
' be taken juJ:ciiulr. Minute directinris for the.r
xitr in the seieral diseases to which thT are ap
, ii.-.tMe arc rivcn on the hot. Amnnsr tne enm
; pl:..iits which hate bren RpettiW eured bT them. w
; i-i-ir nier tion Liver Complaint, in its vaho'u fimi
, of .tnun-li'-e. iTidiirestion, Lanyuor and Los of Ap
petite, Loliesiies, Irntabiiiry, rtiiioun llead;ich-.
; fc:i:oi KcTer, Ferer and Aciie. Tain in tl.e Sul
; and Loins ; for. in truth, all thej-e are but the con
sequrnce of diried action in the liter. As an
aperient, they a. ford pnmpt and sure relief iu Cos-
tivrne;. l'ilc. Colic, lyenterT, lliimont, Srfof
ula and Scurvy. Colds with poreneu of th body
Vl.-ers and inipurity of the blood ; in short, nLf
and etrrr case where a punrative is required.
Thcv nave aWi protluced some sinffnlarly sne
eeiuiftil cure in lihumatiTn, G"t:t, Drupty, GraTc!,
F.ry-.iK'Ia.s 1'alpitation of the Heart, Pains in the
Back, .Stomac h, and Side. They should he frrelr
taken in the snriiiR of the year, to purify the bio-4
and prcp.uc tlie system for the change of seasons.
An occasional dse stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, and restores the aj pe
tite and ti-or. They purify the blood, and, by their
stimulant action on the circulatorr system reno
Tate the strength of the bodT, and lwtore th
wattd or dise-ied energies of the whole organism.
Hence an occaMonai duse is adtantageous, even
though no serious derangement exists; bat nn
neceisary dosing should nerer be earried too fur,
as etery purgative medicine reduce the strrn-'tii,
when taken to excess. The thousand rases in whi.-h
a physic required cannot be enumerated here, but
they surest theniselti to the reason of err
body; and it is eontidently belicTed this pill w.ll
answT a better ppoe than any thing which has
hitherto been atailable to mankind. U hen thtir
virtues are once known, the public will no loncrr
doubt what remedy to employ when in need of
cathartic mttiwine
FREFAfiED HV
JAM ES C- A i-.t, rtacucai and AniTyticiI
ChemiM, Lowell, Ma.ss.
Price S5 Cents ptrUcji. Five Boxes for 51.
AVER'S CIIEUUV PECTORAL-,
For ihe cure of Coughs, Colife. Hoarsenes-t,
Brnnrhins, Whipping Cough, Croup, 'Aathnia,
and Cnniinirti"n.
This remedy hat won for itself such notnrfety7
from its cures of every variety of pulmonary tluesse
that it is entirely unneewwiry to recount the evv
dences of its virtues in any community where it
has been employed. So wide is the field of its use
fulnens. and so n una emus the eases of its cures,
that alraoKt every section of the country abounds
in person rmblictV known, who have been rest-re.
! from ahtrmiiiK acl even desperate diseases of the
! luniT bv its use. Vien once tried its superiority
i orr every erher medicine of it kind is too appar
t ent to escape observation, and where its virtues are
1 known, the public no lont-r hesitate what antidot
' to employ for the distresinic and dangerous atiee
i ttons of the pulmonary organs which are incident
to oar climate. And not only in fi-rmiunble at
I tick upon the lung, but for the milder varieties
of Com. Coi'ohs. Hoarsetiess, Ac; and for
I Childue it is the nleasantest and safest medicine
i that can be obtained.
As it has lonff been in constant ne throuehont
this section, we need not do more than a.-i,re ths
people its quality is kept up to the bec that it ever
has been and that the ecnuine article is sold bf
fr- j..irvl .tJ.OIKS c AYKK, Praeticai and Anal)tl
ral I h. tlllT lavlWfll, MlrR.
w'l-r i-iitV ! V. tt. tli-rt.. rirt-t Caldwell, lewis
bur: J. I. raiov, Wi!f"n: It a-t,aad K-sipr
klctlkarr, M.lH.abrr, ai-J y all IrHtlers ivi7jiirrv.
GEORGE T. COLE,
"nEALER in Pianos, MclocVons, and
I all kinds of Mnttlcal Flerchan
tli)e Keeps eoBsianily on hand, llallei
lavi, Boston ; Lighte, Newton Bradbur-rsi
and Bennett 4 Co, X. Y. I'lANOf." AImv.
Princes A Cos celebrated MKLODECS?.
prices from ?il3 00 to -11150 tt.
Orders from a distance will meet with pmnT1
attemion. Second hand Pianos taken in ex
chance for new.
Room directly opposite the Conrt House,
nVa?iana.vn..r. I'o. t A pnl -1. "S5 673m
r - - - - i. .
WCCD FOR SALE.
PPLY to A. K. Bf II or Jolin f halfant.
A l ull ccrds drliered. I.May 10. lo.
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