Lcwisliurc Chronicle & West Branch Farmer August 31,1855.
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Friday Mornixc, Arc 311855
."nVn:TI7.K'Minnf.i'lur.T, Merchant. Ma.-r.anlr,
V lV.l.c OB6-OW iii ity and louulrv. 1'ubli-li.ra-al.
"u ., . !.,.,. ..V wlu.-h ha 11 larit.1
n,..i "' :-.:'...;. ..!,.
! hi.rra.-ia
IVl'Dl I.rO,lUCLTS, X,U.iUUIf
,;. 1 J ilers any in U.'- State.
.11 nD.ira..-n c
;-j-Sc ew Advert iHemcntii.
Jc7-0nc cf the test and ni"st defircbic
f rni' in Union county, is oflercJ for sale
arng cur new advert iscnicntr, this week.
i'ostscri.it! Wc ,carn l-v lhc M';l1",
i ir 'ar of la-t niuln. ili.u llic Lewisburgcrs
s-i'Viw HVK J'lIOt S AN Quinine Pills per
,,nv Fever patients alone! We give it up !
tli.it bests New Berlin for lyinr-. Who fooled
11 IVarhrr-rMitor with lliat monstrous yarn!
il Tluu-and daily !!
IZ I'xcursicn tickets will be sold from all j
:!n- nations on ihe Pennsylvania Railroad to j
iViOjim-h. on September ltd an.l 4tli. on Eas-1
i rn i!ivii.-ii, anil Sopleinlier 4ih ami fttii on j
VV. ;.-ru Division, to Delegates to the Kepub- j
(Vtivrtiii in in I'iltsburg, Sept. 5 - good
;..r letartt trirs until Sept. S, 1S".".
II. J. I.OM!) All T, sti;'l JVnn. K. 15.
Si-versl of the rcsrcctablo citizens
-U.ttfnl.nr". "t lccU-e" their honors and !
C 1 C
their property, that they will putupbuil- ;
ding', in case of their success, equal to
t'ujse of lllooiii.-burg and Danville.
i.-lurg will "do better" than that.
LeW-
toA miserable looking circus compa-j
i i. i.. i. i i-i... .1.- ...:i . .1 . r i i !
HV, ".men iuoliu jii.u iuu tan iuu oi uiu
iliiK, peiiorriieu iu iuwu jesteruiiy, uti- i
JLr the approbation cf our new K. N.
lui.'efs ; and were gaped upon by the re-1
lTiriitiS of Col. Johnson's party and a few '
criers who looked si green that it is
J.uliful whether they all found their way
home agnin.
JssP"Our neighbor of tho Star adver-ti-cs
fcr the hyl Lltery managew cf
,!.;; 1. Any difference in the morali
ty cf licensed or utiliceoscd Lotteries,
ixiirhbor '( Keally, wc did not expect,
fr::a the alitecedeiits cf the respected cdi
t.r, llint he would be the first among us to
TU.Ii.--h Lottery ndvertin incuts. AVc
t!a h fe-r our j.rofestion !
I27"ltisE0t ofi en, iu cur day?, that
n.M decline a good ofilee; but .Mr. Alic
ln's modesty is so superior even to his
ability, th.it he ref;i.-cd tho station tend
ered him by his friends at II at ribburg; and
Mr. Hkcjiundoun, of JJeavcr, is sppoint
. i in hi? stead. From Mr. II. 's circular,
(ia typ, but crowded out by Foreign
news,) we have ttroflg hopes that hU ad
sfiuistraii'in will prove a useful one.
A Snake Srour. We arc informed on
good authority that the hands of Thomas
Cornelius, in UufTaloo Tp., while hauling
manure one day this week, killed a garter
make, three feet long, which had nincty
s,ii young ones in it, four inches long.
u ll.tr;! from the Totiilt!" -The Unto
Thus h tryir.g to coas the ol l-linc Whigs
of I'nion county to come and join Johnny
!:tuiu & Co.'s Democratic party!!!!!
C' Come in lit re, out of the rain," as the
t-hark faid to the little fishes.)
C?Vi'c hear rumors that our fellow cit
izens of Snyder county will Lave up old
h lioncd Whig and Democratic Tickets.
A Xew Dcrlin paper, however, calls for a
Convention of loth parties, at M iddlcburg,
cn Monday, 10th Scjit. ; Delegates to be
chosen Saturday, Sept. 8.
CO" The Ws or ml all Dan yet," ,
i'rnitAM thinks, f r he las got up ano-;
ti.er liuiulug 'Gift linlerprisc !!!' doubt-!
cipvctiiig to pick up a few more dol-
l-i i from gteenlioriis in the country.
TirThcre will l-c some ''tali-' corn this
year. Adaiu Jloyi r cf Kelly Tp has soot JiCt Juniata make a deei.-ion, one way or
-i a spceiuioa, over 11 feet high, witli ; the other, if the desires to have a Whig
tiv.j geed roastieg cars cot done growing i elected to tho Assembly and to tho U. S.
fit that. This will 1j to begin with. j Senate.
ftSy-TLc Veliow l'cver " htilf raging ' Ci.iNTos-.-Tho Demccrats have norni
without aba.cne.it at Norfolk and New ; r-at,'J L" WffubacU for the Assembly.
lh leans. Tho Secretary of the Howard
Ar.:ociation is down with it at Norfolk.
M. II. Taiioabt, of Union township, is j
recomnion-lfcd for lieprescntative, ia the ;
iieiinygrovo paper. j
One Week Later from Enrcne.
Halifax, Au2. 2S). The Cunard 1
tcuui;hii Canada from Liverpool, wilh
dutes to the ISth'icst., arrived here at -1
o'clock, this mornings
The Iluian army under Liprandi Lad
attacked the lines of the Allies at Tehur
laya ou tho nioruiug cf the ICth, aud af
ter a battle which lasted three Lours were
ropubed by the French and Sardinians
v.ith a n jiortcd luss of 5,000, and 400
I'ripoLers.
The Cuada also brings intelligence of
tlie bombardment of Svrcaborg conttuu-1
r-, ' c ,i cx.x i .i ii.i i .i i
ou..yfromlLeflhtothcllthbytheAl-
Ikl fleets, with immense destruction of
I'i '-; ty, but vuh UiCing loss to the Allies.
O-.n. .Simpson telegraphs that too bom-l-irduicut
of Seba?top-1 would re-open on
tlie morning cf the 17lh.
At b'weal'Org an immense conflagration
Lud j reva'.le-l for forty-Cvc Lours, which
0.-.stroy..d the storehouses, magazines and
arienals. The powder magazines and
stores of pn jcctiles were aLo blown up.
The enemy's loss is enormous.
Omar Pacha had received orders to re
turn to the Crimea instead of Asia.
The Russian Pert l'etrapelouiki, on the
north-west coast of America, has been
abandoned by the Russians, and the
worL-3 destroyed by the Allies.
Another Revolution in Mexico, by
hieh Santa Anna Las been dethroned,
ftud he ija g-,ue iuto retirement.
Capt F.m, Utu tf N. II , the richest
Jtian in ';.! f rr J,.a.l.
Xcros Jtcmo from CPlljcr CcrtMicG.
Lycomino. Tho Americans havo no
minated Samuel Caldwell, of Lycoming,
for Assembly ; Ncbcmiah Uoss, of Willi
ampport, for Treasurer ; Jamcj Dcrr, of
Lairdsville, for Commissioner ; and Jesso
Kowcr. of Limestone, for Auditor. Wc
believe the Wbigs concur in this arrange
ment. Tho Jersey Shore American
Council give notice of their meeting list
niglit to vote for Canal Commissioner.
The late Grand Jury "re. pee .fully pre
sent, that, after a careful investigation,
they arc induced to bolicvo that a large
proportion, of the criminal ItL'iucsa brought
before our Court.-', together with tho many
accidents, causing the fearful loss of life
and rrcat destruction of property, uli'icli
so often occur, is traceable to tho habitual
and intemperate use of intoxicating
liquors." A County Agricultural So
ciety is formed again: 'resident, Gen.
! Fleming; Treasurer, !1. 11. Packer; Socrc
! tary, 1). K'.dred. The Muury Lumi
nary narrates with much gratification a
Sunday School celebration in Plack Hole,"
j "the Paradise of Lycoming county."
Kcv. Messrs. Gurlcy and tttay havo been
canv
VaS.siu
ng the county for the Colonization
cause. lucre was not a woru oi truiu
on the 2d page of last week's IWss : at
least we couldn't read a word of it. The
Kxeur.' ioii from Williamsnort to Niarmra
r.lls.Wv. inilhrnnwirt. on Tuosdav 4th.
' '
Tickets for tho Kxeursion;good for a week,
Center. Edward Ido is appointed
PjsI Mater at Mushannon,(fonncr!y Snow
Shoe.) An Encampment, to bo called
Camp Piinggold, will bo held at Nittany
Hal!, conimeucing Tuesday, Oct. 2d, and
cctit.'.iue four days Rev. Mr. Allcutan
and V.'ife, we observe, are connected with
the Hoard of Instruction of the Aaroneburg
Academy ; J. I. Durreil, Principal.
An open Amciican Convention will be
held on Wednesday evening of August
Court. Agricultural Meeting, Tuesday
evening previous.
Montour. A prisoner confined for
counterfeiting, broke jail, but has been
re-arrested aud sent to Lock Haven.
Thomas Lddiugt, ia jail for shooting a
colored man iu a drunken quarrel, escaped.
Ci'lX'.MitiA. Tho Democrat proposes
lion. Ceo. W. Woodward, for President.
Nor.THUMT'.Er.i.AN. ThetwoSuubury
papers arc at loggerheads about tho test of
tho Democratic Standing Committee re
quiring voters to sircar they aro not K.
Vs. The American denounces it as inqui
sitorial and anli democratic, aud the Ga
zette thinks it just tho thing. The
American notices a new billiard saloon in
Suubury, and two Camp meetings near
town. The G azcttc hopes it won't prove
"a hard case" for ns not at all, neigh
bor, you were easily cracked. A num
ber of candidates, whose words appear to
bo doubted, wcro required to publish
"on oath, that he is not, never has
been, or docs not intend becoming a mem
ber of a recent political organization, whose
object is to disfranchise any one because
of his place of birth or religious senti
ments." Juniata. Tho Democrats having no
minated David M'Kinstry, for Assembly,
the Whig Convention met on tho 27th
inst., and appointed Conferees, but made
no nomination for Assembly. The Con
ferees aro stated to be favorablo to G. W.
Strouse, for Assembly, in case Union and
Snyder concede the oSeo to that couuty.
Wc trust, should Union and Snyder not
arree upon a nian, that Jutmta will not
leave two candidates in the fcedd as ihe did j
l-.,,t year, and thereby, lose a Member, by j
whose one vote we b.-t the L. S. Senator, i
A teachers Institute will bo ueia iu
Loi-k Haven on the 17th of nest month.
The Wheat was not aj much injured
b. ,1C wct weather as was supposed.
in Havi.n,4lli int.oUu WhiU,
; j,;3 gijt.h year one of the first settlers
of ,Lat couu,ry- 1L L- DiuffenLach, is
appointed Sehwl Superintendent, viw
Prof. A. Taylor, removed to Haniilton,N
Y.
Pradfokd. There are more Schools in
Dradford than iu any other county in the
State, and none is so hard to travel; these
facts have induced the Directors to raise
the salary of Mr. Guycr, tho Superinten
dent, to SilyOO. The Whigs and Demo
crats seem inclined to unite on a Republi
can platform, the organs of both parties
coinciding in the view. A united vote of
i r i ic.l 1.1 l
, , , , , 1
Thomas 1. Overton, of lowanda,was
. ' . T.
by a man with whom ho was playing cards.
Tho corn crop never looked better in
that county. Iloraco Williston, late
President Judge, died at Athens, 1-1 th
inst., in his 7 1th year one of the men of
sterling worth aud integrity. A Sank
is about to be established at Wavcrly, N.
lr., (just on tho State Lino) with capital
mostly from Bradford. John C. Adams,
Est., of Towanda, President. Dank inte
rest is 7 per cent in New York.
Mifflin. The Democrats havo nomi
nated David 5atcs for Assembly ; tho op
position have John Purcell in tho Geld.
New Wueat. There is as yet very
little new grain brought in, in this region,
farmers being to Lusy to secure their other
crops, and get in their fall seed. lSutwc
have had two grists of flour from ucw
wheat, which hasrovCil uf very satisfac
tory 'juality.
Fatal Railroad Accident !
On Wednesday, 21) ttt inst., a most ter
rible disaster occurred on tho Camden &
Amboy Railroad near Durlington, N. J.
A train, backing very suddenly, run ovor
a horse and carriago which was crossing
tho track, by whicli one car was thrown
off tho track, and the others precipitated
upon it The shock was awful, and by it
21 persons were killed, and CO wounded,
although the family in the carriago escap
ed without injury, while tho horses wero
killed and the carriago smashed. There
were many I'Uiladelphians on tho train.
Duel Fkevemf.i. Faulkner and Po
teler, two members of Congress from Vir
ginia, havo been arrested at Washington,
and given security, each in 5,001), not to
light a duel.
Louisville, Aug. 21. Ex-Governor
Mctcalf, of Kentucky, died of Cholera on
Saturday last, at his residence, Forest Ko
treat. jOuThcrc ia a break ia tho Canal be
tween Lewisburg and Northumberland.
.,EJ'JU:iliOJl. The nrwr Christian
Chapel m i.cti isb.iii; will be cleilicaud to the
wor-hip of the "Tns (!in" ami his son Jk
sis Chiiiit, on SStuulay. Sept. 2. tSermon by
1'rot D.-lHTty, of Antiocli Collece. Mervices
to commence at 111 o'clock, A. M. The min
isters, concrrfrati jus, and lite public generally
are respectfully ami cordially invited to be
pre";sjil na the occasion.
The. iVnii ylviinia Christian Conference
and Missionary Wocirty will hold their annual
meetiim, conuneiu iii on 'i'hui'sday previous
t uj. 30). at 111 o'cluclf, A. M. Opening ad
dress by V.. I'.. Orvis. The public generally
arc invited to attend. J. J'. KOSS,
lunch Clerk-
II01.I-WVT' I'leee. Ih mnt pl.-ltratr.! IUm-.lT In tin
I'ninn t-.r lh.- run- rif oi...:.-! if Iti L:tt mi.l Stomarh.
K.muTi.l .Mira. .ri'..ipT.fown. Nr-w York, wm the pe
ri..! ..f ion. two v art a c.nitl.-u. iuImtv to hiiufwtf, ant
a t.ur.tcti to Iii.. f.i.-n.U. If utt.-r J no n-wrvlf ami con
liiiuotity from tiver nm;.l.kiiit,Atil a Jix'TiTt-.t .looiach
tied lie w:ih -,iinlitT f T we. k t'ethf-r colnn.l to
Iti-i 1.(1. tlie l't'.r l.d him no rood, atut lie tbewforf
li-U oil . oi'sultirK litem. iu fo-liH alto M commenced
u?in? Hotl'.w:i'( l'lltis nnj Iii-; if.i eallej last arfk at
llic ht..re or rr-f-iew.r llollonay, to ai-ka...wle.li nioct
crnt-.-fullKliat lier bn-lml is quit eurnt IToler
ilullt -rav lio)i.'a Uiat tit.- ItieurauJ .-rli.r. in tlie Union
wbo li.ivc b.-eu iH-itetil. J aill nuw torn"- f .rwari.
t'urrcrltd Weekly.
.....51,02 K-'s 5 12
.... S7 Tallow 12
Wheat....
l!e
Com
Oats
Flaxseed .
M
,J
Lard 10
P.icon 10
Ham 12
ClovcKccd 5,50
1,12
Pried Afplcs. 1,25
Putter PJ
Ry ni'v.n.llansniaii, 2"tli inst. John Keliler
and Miss Mary J. W'ensH, all of I.ewtibnrs.
Well, J ilin has ai niu. h rii-tit to liavo a nice rounj
wife to fch:ire hU joy acj tike his breaj as any other
man, ati.l we wiJb liim iii'-e in all Ms un.lertakics
inlurtriouf t-ui-' late anJ p. r;-t'riT,tf. 1"' ' nf,t ati
fi.tl to eal hii morsel alone." Lonj? may llicy Hti- I
(n the '.':M inst., by Isaac -Myers, preacher,
Adam fstahl and .Mary Ann Lciier, all from
Kelly Tp.
DIED,
At the house of her son-iii law, John Cald
well, in White Dect Valley, 2Hlh tilt.. Widow
Martha .M'Kce, in her S7ih year. Xhe came
to this country, from Ireland, with her father,
Thomas Wallace, when a child, and over 62
years afjo united with the Warrior Run Pres
byterian chiin li, tinder .Mr. Rryson's charge.
In Lcwi.'-biir:'. 2:IJ inst., Norman Irvin son
of Xormnn ami Mary Duller, n-'c.l 10 m 15 d.
In Chir.iMua!ue, 2iih in. t., David IJerijjar,
aged 40 years.
In I.rwisburjj, Ctli inst., .I.is.m T.. Cliappel,
in his -'th year, lie" had l." chilJren and t5
prand-ehildien.
In White Deer, 21t inst., Jacob Earns, ia
h:s 4flii year.
In Kcliy, 22d inst.. Widow Ann Catharine
Norss, in her Sltti year.
In I.cwisbur!!. 2Hih inst, Klizabcih W. dan.
of IMward and Kebecra Sutk, a?ed I vear.
At Milllo-im, in b:s 721 year, Jacob Hausc,
Sr.. formerly of M.lilinl'urf;.
In Chilisqnaque, 3'lth inst.. Emclia I,, dan.
of Win. and Surah l!oiiel, aged I" y. S in.
In I.ewisbur?, 2'Jtli inst, John E-bcrt ("Ju
nior") aped 74 years.
In LettcrWennv. Franklin Fa. fuh inst.,
Abraham K truer Sr. in his With year. He was
i n s..!uier of the R -:viliitin. and amonsr b;s
grand children is Itev. V. KirlTer, paitor of the
Kef..".icJ Ch. Mittlinbur
SELLIK3 CFF !
T
0 close IJusincss. The suhst ril-er,
bcin? alwut t remove, wishes lo dispose
oi the- i:niiiu: stock of dky ;iou.-
CI.IITIIK and FANCY" ARTICLES, which
M ill be sold lM'I-.V CNt.
We invite- the attention of Purchasers to llic
Stock ell'ercd. CAl.LanJ KXASUXH. X-tt
d je-r to Kline's Hotel, Maiket Ht., Lewisbnr?.
M. LEWIS.
KEV7 CLOTHING STORE !
1'
GOLDSMITH & DUO'S, of riiiial,
will oneu in this Borough, in the Store
formerly occupied by Dr.J.l'.tjnir.u on Market
street, on the Uth of September, a larst
4'!JEiSi;K 4i(rn."Mich a one as never
Cniou county cirtiid bast of. Wail with
buying your Fall supply until they come
if you wish to save 2.1 per cent.
CLOTIUXG MADt: VI' TO OlWF.ll
on the premises.
Lewisburg, An?. 31, 1S55
Jamss B. Hamlin,
TTORNEY at LAW,
J V "5-'Ollice on Second St. west tide, tn
doors snuih of Market, law lt(lHror,
CmC93 Union . Pa.
H. GERHART,
Sunreon Dentist, at liis resi
dence Corner rf Third xtrctl anit I mrmnii
AiorJr, LEWISUI.KN, Pa. Aug. 81, 13.15
GENUINE HONEY SCAP.
mirf .,,.; i,- fitr
' Jl pilllil, no-, ffP-'HV
I ranee, and mild 9j!itff.-a
mo'.Uent properties otHt!2?-C
this Soap, rentiers it es
pecially deserving a
place on every toilet.
I.'.- .I.nnr.1 bnntls.lld
various diseases of the sMn, it is uneqtialed.
Each cake is s.amped Wll. CONWAY, 104
iSouih Second Street, Philadelphia. No ojher
is Genuine.
Unjiiovod C'Iiois3cnl OHvo Sonp,
Warranted to Wai.lt in Hard, Soft or Salt Water.
This Soap has powerful cleansing proper
tics, whicli readily remove Oil, Paint, Dirt,
&C, from every description of goods without
ininrv to them. For all domestic purposes it
is superior to any other Sonp now in use. and j
20 per cent, cneaper man the common mm
Soap. Kach bar is stamped WILLIAM COX
WAY. lfi S,ulh Xernntl Street. VhiMelphia,
mnnnfactnri'r of I'AXCY AND STAPLE
SOAPfs.Ppenn, Stearinc and Tallow Candles,
importer and dealer in Sal Soda, Soda Ash,
Uosin, &c.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
Anrust 21, 1-.15 5'3ml
William Jones,
A TTORNEY at Law. Collections
il promptly attended to,
L prompt
Oiiicc op pectin
Kline s Hotel,
fitMl LEWISBVRG.I'A
The Winter Session
AF Mrs. THOMPSON'S school
for
J youn-1 1.adii-- m ill commence on Wed
nesday, l-th day of September next, and con
tinue six month. Instruction will be given
in all the branches nsnally taught in Acade
mics and High Schools. The constant object
of the TYaeht r will be, o to train the minds
and direct the thoughts of her pupils, as to
prcpnri" them for the- great duties of life.
A competent Teacher of Music, will be se
cured, and such othei assistance as the intc
retls cf the School may demand.
llev.Dr. Clark hat consented to deliver,
during the session, a few lectures on subjects
if interest to the School.
I ltrnwins, various styles ofCraynn Paintin
and Xecdlc-work will be tatiht, for which, as
vll a I.atin.frenchan-lMuiic.exlra charges
will be made.
Terms per year for English branches frum
U to Stl.
Contingent expenses per year
Half the tuition to be paid at the end of three
months.
Koom in Mr. Frick's Buildiug on Third SU
Au'j. 17, lsn.1).
DissoLunorj.
jMIE Partnership heretofore existing
X. between Lau:ei lk lam-un re i.uine-r nancn
under tho firm of tiu! Jin i Kauck in the mer
cantile business has been this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Daniel I), (iiildin havin",
purchased the interest of said I. ether Kanck.
The books and notes are left iu the bauds of
saitl (uldin lor collection.
The business w ill be carried on at the old
Stand by Daniel D. Culdin.
LUTHER RANCK.
Aug. 10, IM55. 1). V. GLLDL.
REGISTER'S H0TICS.
NOTICE' is hereby Riven to all con
cerncil.that the following named persons
have settled their accounts in the Register's
Oifice at Jicw Berlin, I'nion Cotintv, and that
the said accounts w ill be presented for confir
mation and allowance at the Orphans' Court,
to be held at New Berlin, for the county of
I'nion, on the fourth Friday of Sept. next,
being the 2Hth day of said month, viz :
1. The account of fieorpe Fisher Adminis
tralor of the estate of Juhn Ilnwrwarth, late of
frnns township, deceased.
2. The account of Gabriel Burueer, Admi
nistrator of the estate of Rudolph rturserjatc
of Perry township, deceased.
:!. The account of Philip Manbeek and He
ortjc Miller, Administrators of the estate of
I.rtiarii Manbcck, late of Beaver township.de-
' ceased.
I. The account of Mrs. Mary Smith.Ex-cu-trix
of the last will and testament ff Jamb W.
Smith, late of the borough of Scltnsgrove, de
ceased. r. The account of Adam Hheckler, one of
the Kxecutors of the last will and testament
of .Wiry Struhle, late of West BtirTUloe town
ship, deceased.
r. The account of John Schrueh, Eiecntor
of the last will and testament of Catharint En
grl, late of Beaver township, deceased.
7. The account of John Hchrack, Executor
of the last will and testament of Joel Rayrr,
late of Kellv township, deceased.
8. The account of O. P. Katherman and
Henry Killineer, Administrators of the estate
of Jacob A"iVin?er, late of West Bnftaloe town
ship, dcceiied.
9. The account of Jacob Younrnd Crisdi
na Miller, Administrators of the estate offre
drriek MiUer, late of Chapman township, de
ceased. 10. The account of Maruaret Lucas, Admi
nistratrix of the estate of Hubert Lneiu, late of
Hartley township, deceased.
1 1. The account of Elias Spangler and Jacob
Spanpler. Executors of the last will and testa
ment of Jacob Spangler, late of Jackson town
ship, reea..eil.
12. The Unat account of John Fredericlr,
Executor of the last will and testament of
ClirifHan Hal Herman, late of Hartley township,
deceased.
13. The account of Philip Gross, Adminis-
tralor of the estate of Henry Fowl, late of
Hartley township, deceased. . :
14. The final anil only account of John Se
christ and David Kerstetter, Administrators of
the estate of Jacob t'ulur, late of Chapman
township, deceased.
lfi. The account of George Schnch, Samuel
Schoeh and famuel Gettren, Eiecntors of the
last will am! testament of Michael Schoeh, late
of the Hnroush of Milmnbtirs. deceased.
lfi. Tho account of Jacob Kratiseand Char
les Krause, Administrators of the estate of'
ltcnkl hrausc, late of Middlecreelc townsnip,
deceased.
17. The account of William Speese, Admi
nistrator of lhc estate of Solomon Engtlnum,
hue e-f Keliy lou uship, deceased.
D". The account of Henry Krn, Erecuror
of the last will and testament of Catharine
Kirn, late of Heaver township, deceased.
la. The account i f bimon t hnstme, Aomi-
n ,,f ihe estate a Jacob XanJtrs, late of
I'enus township, deceased.
50. The arcouiit of Geor?o Meiiel and John
Hnnlin-i.m, Eicrntors of "the last will and
testament of William Huntington, late of Hart
ley township, deceased.
51. The account of James Irwin, John W.
Simonton and William Mteans, Administrators
of the estate of William Iru-in, late of Uuffalos
township, deceased.
32. The account of William Wat;ncr,Guar
dian of Mary Ann Ilrobst, a minor child of
JhmiJ l!mbit,a.xevl Prnnstownship.dcceased.
a:). The account of Isaac Rothrock, Execu
tor of the last will and testament of Alrraham
Ktlhr, late of Beaver township, deceased.
21. The account of Philip Herrold, Execu
tor of the last will and testament of John Whit
mrr, laic of Chapman township, deceased,
settled and filed by Daniel Whilmcr, who is
one of the Execntors of the last will and tes
tament of the said Tbilip Herrold, deceased.
J. W. PF.NNINGTON, Hee'r.
Register's OlTiccNew Berlin, Aug. 23, IC"i5.
Artlmr'N Sclf-ncMllBel Cans
A RE the cheapest and best Patent out, for
J preserving Fresh Fruit and Vegetables.
Three sizes for sale br
HI.HS1I li VOR3E, Lewisburg.
rCPelerson's MANUAL for preserving
Fruits ic. for sale as above price liV cts.
Hermctlcal Solf-Oeallng Can,
I70U prescn-in.ee Fruils, Green Corn,
' Peas, Peaches, Tomatoes, Ac. Ac.
tv-"Are easily opened or closed require
no soldering may be used year after year
demand unlimited even- Farmer and House
keeper should be a purchaser!
PRATT'S PATENT for sale by the
dozen or single, (different si:ics,)full directions
for preserving accompany the cans.
II. VY. CKOTZEIt, Agent, Lewisburg.
New E?tal:li3hincnt!
I" EWIS0VERPECK would respect lul
J ly inform the citizens of Lewisbnrg and
vicinity that he has opened rooms at the Un
ion Temperance Hotel, where he is prepared
to take UAtiL'EHKKOTYPK LIKENESSES
in ihe most improved and life-like manner, and
put up in cases varying in price from SO cts.
to $5. He invites the public to call and try
his work, feeling assured that they will be
nle.-vsetl with his workmanship. Having had
stiperior facilities for instructions in the art,
(of J. P. LeisenrintT. Haiiville, aud C B.How
ard. Heading.) be thinks himself as well per
fected in the art as anv in this or any other
Sta-e. Italy 13, IMS
William VanGczcr, 1 '
A TTORNEY at Law,
1 Y t.en lsbui-rT, I'nloa Co., Fa.
rv'Ollici: on Souih Secoud bl., recently Ly
II C iltckok, Kkj. 54
A Blessing to the Afflicted.
DR. C. LKELLINCMechaniesbnrg,
Pa., announces to all atllicted with Tu
mitrs, VY ens. Cancer, Cancer Warts, Polypus,
Lupus, Moles or Marks, Scrofula r King's
Evil, W hue Swelling, Fever Sores, Sore Legs,
and all diseases lliut have been Usually treated
wilh Caustic or Knite, that he can remove
them by an entirely new method, without cut
ting, burning or pain. KeiiUcr Chloroform or
Liber is used. It is no matter in whatpartuf
the body ll.ty are, he can remove thcui with
perfect ialeiy and in arciuarLubly short lime,
if curable. No Mineral or Vegetable Puinoii
is applied, and no money retjuired, except for
medicine, until a cure is perfected. Chronic
and all other diseaf.es not mentioned above,
especially Venereal alUictions treated wilh pt
silive success, if curable. Full particulars
can be obtained by addressing C. L K EL
LING, M.D., Mt;chanicsburg,Cumbcrland Co,
Fa- enclosing a lelter sump.
Cavtioh. Stranger, coming to Mecbanies
burg to sec the l)r. are cautioned to beware of
unprincipled persons, as some have twen de
ceived. Do not ask for the Dutch Doctor or
any other, as Dr. K. is the only one in this
valley, who can perform cures by the new
method. The Dr's ollice is directly opposite
Ihe Union Church.
Mechanicsburg is 8 miles from Harrisbtirg,
on the Cumberland V. K. K., and accessible
from all parts ofihe Union. The Dr. will visit
cases u iihm a reasonable distance when de
sired. July 7 Ki t) I
32 FRESH HEAT! 2
'PJIK subscriber has re-opened bis
L MEAT MARKET, in the rear of his
dwelling on S. :id street, Lewisburg, (opposite
the Methotlist Chapel) where be will endeavor
to furnish in their season BEEF.VEAL, MUT
TON', Ac., in good order.
The prices lor cattle, etc., continuing to be
hitth, I will sell at very reasonable rales for
READY PAY.
l iTFresh on Tuesday and Friday mornings.
July fi, 155. FRANCIS ELLEKS.
Rhodes' Fever and Ague Cure,
IOR the Prevention and Care of Inter
mittent and Remittent Fevers, Fever and
Ague, Chills anil Fever. Domb Ague, General
Debility, N'ixht Sweats, and all other forms ol
disease which have a coiumou origin in Ma
laria or Miasma.
Ttibt is a N'ATCKAL ANTIDOTE which will mttr-ty
Itrotwt any rtiJ-nt r trateller in the mntt Kkkly
i.r Fwani.y ktcalaw, trt.m any Aua tir biilktUM dt--
vhatrfrr, tr auy injury Ircm constant inhaling Uubtria
ur iilma
It ltl Ir-ttantty eh-k Itw Agaotn perene wh- hata
Miftert-,1 ff.m any l-nj;h of tint..-, frr-m wrwlav tt twenty
tnara, no th tt thry ikmI nrpr to hT aor'tlwr chill, by
oi.ntionip in Utfe ats-t.rjtnx t- 'Iire.-ti'.n5. The patlnt
at one tw-inii la rmrrr apnttitf an t rtrr-BRth. antl coav
tinuett until a pt-raiani-nt ai.t r3iiral rure ufff.trtt.
one -r lw twntlt-it willanwor lurnrJinaryca-Mw; pnmm
may pwjuirp mt.ra. Iiirection frinted in UTfnnn, Kn-nrh
ali'l .-puuL-h, arronpany rtt h tattle, t rice Uav lKtllar.
LiLvr! tibcuuuta niiulc lo Iha traa.
EVIDENCE Of SAKKTT.
N.-w Turk, Jnne It, ltU.
"I hare maje a rh. mirat .-xamioalion of "Km-uca' Ks
vta ana Aula ftu," or "ImMil to MiLtau," and
hTr btr.l it frr Arsni-, Vvrcury, Quinine aad ltryi-h-nina,
hat haw net iftuuij a lrtbHaof aittutr in it, bnr
hava 1 fouo4 any ayltanet- is ila couipOAUion that oult!
DroTa iiguttuiu to the ct.ajttitiition.
JAMKS K. CIULTUM, M. . Cbamuit."
EVIDtXCK o SIBRIT.
"t.iwirtcao, Union Co., Pn., May t. ISIS.
M. J. A. Rnonia Urar Sir: The bol nfme.li.-loe yow
aenl n, waa tlaly reoriyt-4 on th tub of ApriL I hafv
ltol.1 abrnt on half of it, antl ao far the people that hara
nanl it ara aati-tli it that it baa cared them. It haa cer
tainty an.pned tlx Ariat In every oaa who baa u4 it
and aix of the caaea were cf lonit ataAiinjc. My Mtr,
who haa had it r ie or -U yeara back, and could aeaat
Cat it stowed, eicapt by ijutuioe, and that only M tonal
aa ana would Uka il, ia now, 1 think, eutuMy cured by
yo remedy. C. K. M UINLY.
CAUTION TO AOIIB l!rl!Rr:Bi".
Take bo more Arsenic. Tttrica, Mercury, Wulnine, Feb
rilui:e, strychnine, or Anti-FeritJica of any kind. Tho
weliknown iiM-ntciency of these noiMina poia-ma proeea
lh.-m to be Iho iitf-pnnn either of fal meiliea I prince-pa-e,
or of mercenary ijuack-s. The only retneUy ia
tc that i. hf th .ore and harmleiM. i4
KIIOUKS IKVKH AND A'ifB CTBH.
at For kale at tho Lcwiabur Cro. Cut by
3oii.s: C H. M'QtNLT.
NEW GOODS AGAIN.
IEAVER &. KREMER have just received
) a lot of New Uoods, consisting of Ladies
tiress poods, dresi trimming French needle
work prints, llasery shawls, 4c. 4c,
June 15, '55.
INGRAIN and Venetian carpels, a good as
sortment just received, cheaper than ever
by June 15. lieaver 4 Kremer
"I RESTING and Pantaloons Stun?. A ya-
riety of fancy an.l plain Vestings, suita
ble for this season, and of the latest styles jusl
received anil f'-r sale cheap. Also, handsome
summer Pantaloons fluffs for centlcmn an'l
boys' wear. HKA VER Aif Wr.'V.
JUST RECEIVED!
LARGE and splenlil assortmrnt of
Collars, Sleeves and Hprnccrs.wilh a full
assortment of Dress Trimmings. Gloves. Milts,
H.tsiery ami Motions; Window 5hut!es ami
I'apcr, Parasols. Hats, 4c. 4c.,uhich will ac
tually be sold at reduced prices to suit the
times. Call and see the Goods and hear the
Prices, and judge for yourselves.
C. MEN'SCH, Murray's buil.linsr,
opposite ihe old Graham Stand.
Lewisburg, May l, l--)"..
MERCHANT TAILOR!
TOHN II. BEALE, havifis: enlarsel
J and improved his Shop, on M.irket fstreet,
next lo Haves' store, has now opened a large
antl select stock of
ClotlaM, iaKKlmcrcn. VtfMllntrs and
Tiliiimlnsri
of all kinds, also GE-NTLEMEN'H FI KMhH
lNGGOKDl's.such as Miirts, Gloves, Hosiery.
Collars, Ac. 4c. He will also carry on
C'uttlnsc and Making
in all their branches, with despatch, according
lo order, without cabbaging, and on the most
reasonable terms.
. Ilcail j-n-Rdc lotlilnar
always on hand cheaper than ih cheapest.
Having a laree force of experienced haii'te
in my employ. I hope with all these facilities
to give general satisfaction, anil share liberally
in pnhlic patronage. I respectlully invite all
wanting anything in my line of business to
call and examine my stock of Goods.
JOHN II. BEALE.
Lewisburg, May 16, 1S."5.
Late3t from Sevastopol!
TEW GOODS,
i lor ir!n; antl Summer,
CDMPItlSl.NC. EVEI1VTHI.XS WANTED
IS OI K LINE OF MliSI.NE!!, AND AT
THE MOST HEASONAULE KATES, now
received and for sale l y the subscribers.
We invite a public inspection of our stock
of Merchandize.
HiRsti & vonsc.
Lewisburg, May 10, 1S55
Small Profits and Quick Sales!!
T the CHEAP STORE of
i BROWS fc RITTr.R.
The subscribers oiler, at the old M Fa.lden
Storeroom, opposite C. Pcuny's Saddle shop,
a choice assortment of
SUeSjaSB
bout ht for Cash and selected with great care.
The Goods comprise ihe nsnal variety, antl
will be sold llr at the lowest possible prices.
We respectfully invite old ami new patrons
and the public generally to call and tec our
stock before purchasmg J
s KITTEK.
Lcwisbnrs. April lR59
HABIA J. GIUER, H. D.,
, GRADUATE of Uie Pcna Medical
J.. Uuiversily, of Philatla, offers hcrprefiv
sional services lolbcpeopJa of Lewisburg and
viciuuy.
' OtSiee at her fjlher'a resilience, (Dr. J. F
liner's,) uuo dour below J. L. 1'o.lrr'a Jewelry
store. April in, I
New Firm anl New OauJs!
T the Maramolli Drnx & ('hcmital
J.L Euiuorium of
CHRIST & CALDWELL.
The undersigned having purchased the entire
Mammoth Dreg Hiore lormerly kepi by lr
'i'h.irtiton A; Co.. are now ready l (ill Order,
anil Prescriptions at a moment notice. We
have a btr-'e nn-l well seleeie Kt.tek of freslt
ami pnre hHVUS, MKliU lXl.s. Chemicals.
Dyc.stiirts. Oils. Paints, Glass, I'nitv nnd
DKUGGI.sTS' GL SSWARE,
All limit f l'attnt M'.li
Fruit anil (Juufeclioncrv,
Tobacco,Snulf,and Importcl Cigars of ib
choicest brantts,
Fancy A'-iion arot ToiUt Article!),
Fine Toilet Soaps & Perfumery of all kind-,
fluents su Conns or tvmr tmui.
I?ok) and Stationery,
a general variety ol Literary and School BooLs.
Pine Oil, Lard and Fluid Limps of every
description; fresh Pine Oil and Patent Dura
iug Fluid always ou hand.
PI. KE WINES ami LIUl Ul'S of ail Liuds
f.r Medicinal uses.
Fire I'm" and Zmr, Paints.
lri?t rving and I'icklin Jar, &s
"""Customers will liml our stock complete,
comprising many articles ilis impossible here
to enumerate, and all sold at moderate prices
Call and sec us.vne and all, and see our
stock ; and if we- eau'l sell you cheap goods,
we will not a k you lo buy.
We are always on h;md lo wait on customers.
Uemember the Mammoth Drug Store !
THF.O. S. CtlKIST,
F. s. CALDWELL.
Lewisburg, I'nion Co. Pa. Mrf
1V RAILROAD. A new supply of Fancy
Goods, Forte Monnaies, German Pipes,
and KiniiiLinitUe Tobacco; also a variety of
new Book's, the very latest works, lo be had at
June 2, '55. CIIMSl i, 4'AUtWELL S.
BY CANAU A friili supply of White
Lead, Paris and Chrome Green ground
in oil ; also Turkey I nil-er in 1 lb cans ; Lin
seed Oil, Turpentine, Pine Oil and Fluid, all
of nhich we will sell at the lowest rales lo
be h.ttl at CHRIST V Al.UW ELLS.
I AST, but not Least, a fine assortment of
j the very Ksl Perfumery for the ladies
and gents, consisting of A'mond and Honey
Si.ap, Extracts for the Inikf., Cologne, Hay
Leal and Honey Water. Bureau Pertnme, etc
t.t I had at CHKIST .V CAI.I WELL S.
Th3 long-established Hat Store !
TRAXKLIX SPYKER would respect-
1. fully announce thai he has just opened a
most splendid assortment of SPRING Al
tsI MMEll IliTS C'lPS, and XO
THICi,anJ is selling them at lower prices
ih.in ever lefore offered in Lenisburg.
Ilaln Moleskin, Sdk, Brti-,h,Wide-aake,
Angola, Hungarian, Panama, Stiaw.Chip 4c.
i'aM of all sorts, sizes, descriptions aud
prires.
Flatls and Fancy Hats for CHILDREN, of
the latest and most beautiful patterns.
C'lotallng'for Spring antl Summer such
as Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, Hosiery, Gloves,
Suspenders, and every other sort of Wearing
Apparel of the latest cut, and cheaper than
Ihe cheapest.
(? Carpet Bags, Trunks, Umbrellas, and a
great variety of other articles.
The public are cordially invited to exam
ine his slock, as he is confident lhal they will
be satisfied with his Goods and Prices. Re
member the Old Stand Market street, Sd door
east of Third, formerly J 4 F Spyker
Lewisburg, April 21, 1K55
Last, but not Least!
T DDIXGS & WETZEL would announce
J. to Ihe Trading community, io Town and
Country, that they have now finished the re
ception of the largest and best stock of
i Spring and Samnier tood
ever brought to their store room, comprising
the usual variety of Dry Goods, Gents' and
Ladies' Summer Wear,
Groceries, Crorkcry, Hardware,
Qneensware,
and all Goods desired for HOUSEKEEPERS
and FKMERS. .
Our Goods were selected wilh unusual care,
an.l we believe will be found of ihe very best,
and (lor Ihe uualilr) as cheap as they can rea
sonably be ailorded at any oiher store on the
West Branch.
We respectlully invite ourold customers lo
call anil see our st. cks, an.l we are sure we
ran suit your wants and last-s. Produce ta
ken as nsnal cash neeer refused.
May 1 1. '55. II'W.NGSA WETZEL
The "Old mammoth" Swarming
WITH New GuoJsan 1 Old Customers!
J. t J. WILLS
nr now receiving and opi uing for public in
spection, an unusually large assortment of
3IEKCI1.1UIZE
for Spring and Summer comprising all lhc
varieties of
DKY noons,
nuocr.KJr.r..
HA HOW IKE.
iii i.:;.v.siv mr.
l'LASTt:h.SALT.
Fish, iVc, required in similar Mercantile
House-, to which they invite the attention of
all .lesii iiig good Goods at fair Prices.
Grain and other Country Produce taken as
berelolore. J. J- WALLS.
I.ewisbnrr, May 1, 1 "'.
Nsw Firm! Ifsw Qoois! New Store!
rPIIE Siiliscrii.crs liav Ins entered Into
L a Copartnership in Merchandizing, and
having re-tilled an.l unproved the Storeroom
of H P heller formerly occupied by K renter
A Co, would repecuuUy annoiiiiee lo the
tra.'it'S community that ilu v are just opening
a LMtGE AND fPLE.l)li STOCK of
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,
B.l ipted to the wants or all, anil comprising
Ihe n-ual variety kept at Stores in the larger
Town rr cUf. AM SEE.
(More particulars ht-realter.)
J. S lirrjcr &. Son.
Lewisburg, ApfJl-Ji! .
CI Mtl'ET-. A very larceand well selected
lot of Bolton and all wool Carpets, from
ct.. lo f 1 .2-1 per vard. A portion ol these
Carpets were bonghi at auction, others direct
from Ihe inannfaclort, at price, that we can
sell them very low. Those in want ot Carpet
we invite to call ami b-''"re buvms else
where. J. SCHKEY tli ol ."ON.
June I, 1155.
V LARGE an.l desirable stock of Ladies'
Dress Good-., of rvry kin I, for sale
cheap by J. f CH REV ER X.
V LAUGH lot of Ladies' spring and sum
mer Shawls, for sale very low. bv
June 1, IS',:.) .. SCIIKEYEK -V SOX.
fiLOT!IS,Cassimercs,Twreds and Summer
1 Wear, for sale cheaper than ever bv
Jime I, 1B55 J. HCHREYEH V soX-
Old Soldiers' BlanKs.
BOINTY LAND WARRANT blank tor
all engaged in th service cf the I . f .
in the War of 1P5 an.l for their W Mows, at
lhc O liec of the Le isburg Cltioliicle.
SCHOOL OKItEKS neatly prititeJ and for
,alr l the Chivmult Oilice
i oines F. Lien. J. Kerrltt Liiia.
T F. & J. M. LIXX,
(J a Attorney at Law,
LEWISUIKG,
574 ' ' tiniwa) ttnty. Prnn'a.
"Hare yon see SAM f
CEEMS to be a Question tbkeJ lj
I 3 almost everyboily ; but wc itiquiie,
1ace yuu . lite Late Firm,
wiih their supply of i
. v Uuots, Miot a, .uilr. Jkc.f
mThe subs, libers having a.-socialttl ihen
selves inn. a Copartnership in business,
now lb r to llic public, at the Old Siaml
cf -V I. .Si.irm, ou .Market Int cbenfcal
(for Cash) and bi si b.l of
IJ ( rl'S SHOES.
for Meu ar.d Bos, ever ollercd in Lewisbnrg
Also a new and .plendtd asaortmrul ol
CI .1 SHOES for Lidirt and Cenllemtn.
A vauely of Gaiters, Half Gaiters, Ties, Bus
kins, Slippers 6-c. It r Ladies and Misses,
ah. Children's She-es of iiiu latest
styles aiil sizes ; Ac. Ac. Ac.
Work ma le lo order Mending done an
n-ual anl as the Workmen have rmtrrrifi
saii-iu'-tien heretofore, we trust we sh.iH hat
a full sh.ire ol public patrinag. SAM will
Ctiiiiinnc to be on hand as formerly, and hopes
to give k'eurijl satisfaction to all customers
ISl.lKl.i: A MTAJjDI..
Lewi:burg, Feb. 23, Ib05
J. Franklin Harvey, m. D.,
nOM(i:(iFATlIIC PhjM'eiaB wonM
re.peclfully announcit to the citizens of
Lewisburu' and vicinity that he has permanent
ly located hnnreli in ibis place, and asks a
share i f the public patronage, feeling assured
that he can treat with unsurpassed succrss alt
curatle diseasts that Ihe human family ara
prone lo. In ihe treatment of disease ef fe
males and children the great lb iti'tt palhio
law stands without a' rival; also in chroma
diseases, that has battled the skill of other sys
tems, llomtj-opa'hy stands forth as a giant,
claiming victory in almost every case. All
ye atllicted, give il a trial ; it will not cost you,
much. Try before you condemn.
Dr. II. is a regular graduate of the Moma
opaihic Medical Cillcge, of Pennsylvania,
(l'hila.'a.)
OiEce on rVennd street, above Market, for
merly occupied by Dr. Wilson, where he can.
be cousuliej at ail limes when nut on profes
sional duty.
Lewisburg-, April JO, IS55.
GREAT ATTRACTION
T the OU Slam! of
IL J. II IVES & CO.
Jusl arriving a large and extensive assort
ment of SEW GOODS, purchased at the low
est Cash figure, and of course will te sold at
a small advance.
We have a large stock of Dry Cootls of
all grades and tenures Fancy Diess Silka
from 511 CIS lo $-;,S5 per yard, lii-rase Detains
Irom 10 to 55 cts, Shally Uorazes, Earred and
Striped Boraze and Tissues, Fruch, English
and American Prims of all styles. 100 pieces
of .Mail.ier color Prints (at fi) warranted fast
colors, also a handsome assortment of LACE
and Embroidery, together with a ureal varietjr
of Gloves, Hosiery, Parasols, Ladies' Pott
Mt.niiais Ac Ac.
GHOCXMES. HARDWARE, CROCKERY.
CEDARWARE in abundance of a superior
quality, also superior lot of BTOJiEWAKB
of all descriptions
a lot ol Ready made Clothing
Uat and Cap of all descriptions.
CARPET1NG Ingrain, All-Wool. Hemp
and Rag Carpets, Stair Carpets, Rugs Oilcloth,
Window Blinds, ate Ac. all of which will
be s,. b I low for Cash or approved credit.
fThe highest Market price paid fur all
kinds of GKAIN.
IRON, PLASTER, FISH, SALT. COAL. .
alwavs on hand. J. HAYES A CO
Lewisburg, April 26, 1H55
CABINET WARE.
Sgasfs'T liavinn taten me inop on
North Fourth street, near th
Franklin House, formerly occupied, by F A
Donachy and A D Elder, the subscriber most
respectfully informs the citizens cf Lewisburg
and vicinitv that he is prepared to manufacture
all kimls of Cabinet Ware, comprising
L'l'REAl S, TAL1.J-S, Bed.-lcads. Slauds.-rj
Sofas, Corner Cupboards, Card Tables, all EL
kinds of CHAIRS, Ac Also that heoiakesCQ
COFFINS to order, and having provided him
self wiih a 111: ARM: he will be prepared U
attend Funeral
Having engaged the bet.t woikmen,therfot
Ihe public may rely upon having ihe best of
woik from the best mau rials.
JOHN S. SIIIITOM
N I). All kinds of Country Fioduce lake
in exchange. Lcwiakurg, April 26, IS55
TIEW HARDWARE STORE I
T "1 orV.'kEI'EKS. atlention '. Will be foupd
I at th.r new Hardware Store of REY-.MH.li.-
& M FADDEN, Lewisburg, Candle
sticks, Sniubr-, ( loihi s Lines, Cot.ee Mills,
Knives anil Forks, shears antl Scissors, Bake
Pans. Round and Oval Boilers. Shovels anil
Tonga, Mair Rials, Ac- wh.ch will be sold low
lor the money. Ladies, call and sre.
SHOEMAKERS know hal a trouble it is to
get an assortment of Lasts, Morocco, Li
ning and Eimling fkins, French Kill, Shoe
Thread. Heel Nails, llr.stles, Ac; all. and
much more, you will find at th new Hardware
More of REVNOI.nsA M FAI'DEX.
SADDLERS, if yon mil and ciamine our
stock of Harness, llrnlle and Roller liuc
Ues, Eilts. Humes, Siirrnps, Moiuitiiip, Girtb
inr. Deer Hair, Straining Web. Saddle Trees,
W hip flock anl Saddlers' To.ds.yoii will find
itlo voura !v.iioa:e. H.-iplwrare store in Lew
isbnri. REVNOI.PS A M FADDE .
CToACHMAKERS will End constantly cm
j hand Lliptic Soriugs, Aalcs, Hub Bands,
Laces, Oak f t Ik es. Bows an.l a general as
sortment of Trimminrs. at the Hardware Storw
of KEVNOI.DS A M FADDEN. Lewisburg.
T "FARMERS, come and cjamine our sew
stock of Trace, Haiter, Preast and Butt
Chain. -1 prong M. Fork. Hay Forks, Srvihes,
Grain Rakes, Cnttins Knives. Ac, at Ihe Hard
ware Store of REYNOLDS A M FADDEN.
(1ARPENTERS. we can snpply yea with
j lhc celebrated Grecnlit l I Tool Company's
Planes, Hum's celebrated II.lK hels. Ales, Ad
IX.M I'.mlders' Adzes. Chisels. Souarea,
Saws, Saw Se Ls, Angers, Plane Bui, lldls of
all kinds. All will be sold lower man nsnai
at cash prices. Drop in an.l see, gentlemen ;
nr. f.k,rm. i,.r eminnit. s'ock. at the Hard
ware Store of REYNOLDS A M 'FADDEN-
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PHILADELPHIA,
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imporiers OI mrr r "wi-a ' ;
extreme gine. eaie, and durabilily. with
Correct consirncuon.
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b-h. . around tl l "'." V. T.r Ts . to
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ws.sitk,-al .ill-the Ttua.
At fir ak, in rreat variety.
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trr thaenr. l Prn':r"a t't-rt: a'-o t,.nni Fry an.1
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TT015NKY at T.aw, MilBinl-ui?',
1Y Cnion C.Pa. li?"AH professional bia.
sinrs rniriisltd t.. his care, will be punctually
and fatthlally attatdeJ to J'Jue I, T