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Suit. 14, 1853. V
y ltM.ittr.rn VfM. Tit" l.wf,ijtK Cuio.Ylc-l I
hi P.-- lrt u4 best ctrcUuum of aujr ttcfiiapsir
I6ySny dcr County Whig Delegate
J-I.-eli 'us to-morrow. , . '
t'"V,'c learn that :be Whig tatc
fVuvontion wa tlirjly attended, and Jo-t-rvrt
IIftpf.ksov nf Washing! n county
mimed for Canal Commissioner.
&5rGov. Shannon, it is ttated has
r ached Kansas, aril announced that b
rcr'gn'icJ lie Mionri gang presided
r v. r by Strinfc'low, as (Lo Legislature
tlicir ael., is gil Laws and tbat lit
was ia favor of slavery iu Katisas ! Tlius
Las Slavery "" on, B!i.'p Ly s'ep, unlil it
j- it-g::!:z.'J in Kaus ualcr a code Lbo
ii t than Praio !
There may bo eorao hope that an
tlectinnfra Conttituli'inal Convotitinn
liny be mirrc fair tban previous ones, but
the game outlaws, sustained as they now
will 1 by Governor as well as President,
will prnSibly triumph. Tlwn our ODly
lii-prt will bu (,'onress !
"Na danger of Slav-try in Kanas '."
l?5.Th JV. 1'. Tii'unc urges every
l"V r of Freedom to unite on Pasmorc
ViHiawon fr Canal Comnii'sioncr, and
make his case a practical test wbether wc
live in a Constitutional Republic or under
b slavery oligarcby.
C. 7(re must be a union among tbe
friends of Freedom at the present crisis.
Sivineford's Resolutions.
The resolutions of tbe New HerliQ De
iimeratie Coaveulion of last week, are in
tha 7Yi 'f yesterday, but wo have not
rO'Tn fir tbcm all.
Its preamble repeats tbe thousand-times
toll falsehood that tbe AVhig party is doadj
and its last resolution pitcmisly begs the
"ilnusan Is of honest Whigs to unite with
us" (I5.IUH, S jincfjrds, Barbers, Shri
ller) iu "routiug the secret, oath-bound,
mi luiibt organization," the American or
Know Nothing party.
Ptes-jliition X'J. 1 "lams" the K. Ns.
il l S t. 2 d ) 1)
dn N'". 3 do do
do No. 4 do dj
Ttesolutinn Na. 5, declares "unwaver
ing confilenec in tbe character and prin
ciples of the Democratic party."
Jtcs.dution Ho. C, is too rich to be
r .niprcssed by a fynopsi.? and w there
f .re c( py it in full :
llcsiicd. That we rontinno to have nn
iimiiiishcd confidence in tbe patriotism,
integrity and Democracy of President
Pilkce ; and recent developements fcbow
that he fears no North, no South, no East,
i.o iVest ; and though the enemy may
p! fiTiil burl their anatlicmas at bis ad
jninistratioii, be evinces a firm detcrmina
tj ii to administer the affairs of govern
ment without f-'iir, favor or adeetiou ; and
likj the illustrious Jackson, lie is deter-
luiiif'd not to wink at peculations and cor
rupfions in hih places, thoiijih it may hit
touii who are of the household of faith.
Resolution No 7 thinks Arnold Tinnier
i-jui-t the identical man for Canal Cotn
xiiiissioner. llcsolutinn No. 8, nominates tbe vener
Me Federalist of Lincaster for President.
No. 9
I2 sttxtl, That tha measures of the pre- I
Feiit Slate Administration, as established
l y the laws urging the salu of the Main
li io of public improvements tho repeal
!' the 'l oiino Tax on tho Central llailroad
tbe r peal of the License Law, and sub-
niiu':tir thtr f ra "Jn Law," which
vill increase the tvils vi intemperance in-
stead ot jesscoiiic trjetn, anJ roD tne Ctate
J'r-asnry of S21AI,Ul)0 anuuaiiy the es-I
t il.li.-hmeut of a numU-r of new Banks
li t r'-'i'itrcd ly tlie liult.ic lutcrcsts ana
Ihe unitialise increase ol governuienl rr-
j nses, all clearly stiow tlie etmrc wanr oi
tjipetvuov und houestv of those wlio are
Iijw our rulers.
Tuero Ls uo rcolu'ion rospecticg the
referred to, were approved aud endorsed
an 1 could not Lave been rassed without
the approval of the Senaik, of which a
uiajority were Democrats of the Uantn
and Swiueford btripe. This fact, cf course,
they conceal, supposing the people wont
Cud it out. TLeir supporting the Nation
al Administration aud Canal .Board was a
matter of policy, fur there are crumbs
f iliiu from thuir tables large enough to
buy s !il and bjdy of all "who bave undi
minished cjufidjuce iu I'rosidcut l'icrce."
llAr.Risuruu, S 'rd. 1 1. TLe mail train
vrliich left Ilarri.-Lurg yustorJaj afternoon,
at 2 o'cl.el;, for the West, running at the
i-i VJuIc rate, ran over a cow below Now
Cuui'jui'and, by which the train was
tLrowu off the track, Win. A Me, the fire
uinu, wai instantly killed, and J. G. Mil
ler, U. S. Mail Agent, John Struby, engi
neer, Uuintin Ui'Iciiffe, conductor, and
Falls, agent of Adams & Co's Ex-
j ress, seriously iojured. None of the
pa'scngira were injured. The wounded
were immediately taken to New Cumber
b r!aaJ, and well cared fjr. Tha mails
uu l passctgers return d to ihli place, and
wcro forwar lei by the evening line.
Columbia, S. C., SepT.I.ZX meet
ing of citizens waa held here to-day, for
I he purpose of extruding aid to the suler-
rs at lo.-ts-uaula ana rLlk. Tue i
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71 .y jr presided. The Ci:v Councils have
. ol... nl....1 ill fnl.1 i .!. r.... l
elelf;O0t)tjthefual.
.. ... i-t lir DC 1UUI 'i l lie iu nin'iii n, an . . . . m. - ! - - ' ' r -1 . -) j - -, "-o cp te a n fji'-ail! BTl'l Coll. n rni tiri r, miii ' . . . t . , , j n urcn PTtiT Mi1!. o w.U is t r:e nrio tl list list
iranii-lmg u;-on a,l law in Kansas and tbe . - , lfslion r 11!orals jusllfi , , ' S" ? r.rST. ' P'- ase cal at the resi.ler.ee of the subscriber. ' iT'Tw m"' " ' M" ' ' '.-
r.,..,.o.l of ... hnnrd Pi.iii'!nti un for:5 . ,. and latiness of Mitnnburir.he'pM little and V 1" J. ' 7 ". ,n n w..t i. 1 limn miVKK : tbe deviees ..f W m. M. Xrhm h e. , ta-.t .-do.. i .-s-rv n ,.f t: - -e-.try aVn.!
in-ill- to enforce the law iu Kansas none . of Marvan,i, a liie ground that -u was only j -."; - " " r.J-,,i. '- f"-"t. ; tors. " J. A. MEKfZ, eeretarv. 1 .tmini J, -r,. rt -.- ..i the
rjcting tire odious imprisonment of a j a aud i,.,Sl.t be inserted w.thsafeiy." j 'eZ, of' ZtuZgX?. A Vallej farm Ol LtotCM Land, j A.,. 10. ; . ZKti&ZZZ
five citizen tftlii. State Ly a National! We so supposed. u. the qnes fOiiPH ISLMJ flbOUt 1 G3 ACIM , for j , ROTKS. 1 anoilO;.
.Ttil.-e none denouncing the rdera!a, j y more leSal or moral to advertise teemed J ALfc. Said I arm is in one of uie best , TyftTlflj .V )(irrIV (r1 aritli-1 to m..y t... the dtrv-...jj a,,.! J?.i!.
t l s,-i- -r .vi-.- 7 than uni"cfnrf dealers! Uill not such noti- ' m " " ' , 'I Tw Till P"? T 1855 Wheai-growinj rallies in t'en'ral Pennsyl. a-; " , "-' "I I " , ,. ot ,s:r,M M,.h i:w meident
llntibh bigs, Tone?, or AWitioni bU I ulau.u""c , , 1, ,h. star h" thrown M.ffl.uburiripiite to the one side of, "afl. . 1033. Biaw(lt,1B two mile(over a Bridge) to a K nl-1 d-' canon wi!l be ma !e to ihe ae,t li-la- ,., . clilu,u.. ..VL.lB.t .-i.lv ia ii.muuaW. a,
and none stating the fact that all the i c"' 60 ? L , , ,..rf trade and travel.-A hard pill, bat yon need " '"X sTcVteM ' roa accessible to Markets, in an eminently t in re ot tha Commonwealth of Penti-. Kama ; t-,ck, npon the lnr- it T r f.e -.M.t vuriKic.
cdiicd by a clergyman, (to far more to eitend - i iisrmi k-kI.-v Jmt Mi-r irLt . ., m ttc ,rp for the charter for a Bn-k, to 1-e known bv th ' rf Con, ('.cr.ns. 1::.-i:mis kc: and lot
'tneasurcs of the State Adtninis.rattou" , ,. e , ' ioB 0 loltfrr .ambliDfc & . ,U Now op-n ,o,r ..,!, w,de to t,',e lrH-W - f.V ' JuT. "riS;w ".w:, nameo?,he f.RMXsilVr. BANK."' to be Uisthe ,.iu,u., and safaK-du-ia.
Two ! , .f
Some ntoBtbs sini't, we referred t sc
leral towns, which, like Easton, tUrris
burg, Suriury, Lock Harenj Wilims
porf, Dantillc, Hloomsburg, TV'iiVcsbarre,
TunkLaunock, Towanda, Klraira, 0eoJ
Dinghamton, are proofd of the fact that
luftnrst cenlrrs were tLe best sites' fof tbe
Seats of Justice, All these towns lie npon
tbe Kivrrs, and some are far l's$ etntrul
than Lewisburg wonM be cren as tbe
county now is. The Elitor of tbe.jSVar
dcruis this a "delusive argument," and
J points in triumph to New Berlin and
I noomncld it specimens of looiting County
Scats on a central point, without any re
gard to other matters. These specimens,
it strikes us, are moat unhappily chosen;
the L 'gisla'.uro and tbe people have just
condemned the misUke in locating tbe
cunty ceat for Union, by dividing it, and
giving the people s cbacee to fit upon
their two great businea centers. Iu Perry
cour.ly, there is no one great busiucss
mart, aud Bioomfk-ld, as we suppose, is
easily accessible, aud near the river. We
wonder when the Klitor got there, be did
not go on, up to Miflliotown, LewUtown,
Iluritiug Ion, and Ilollidaysburg, all busi
ness and County towns, on tbe liiver We
think our argument stands good Kivcr
tend to draw business ; and great Lusinet
centers best accommodate tbe people fur
couuly purposes : and the more you tu3y
the location of couuty scate, the more the
fact will become apparent.
"Ho Uwttl"
Last week's MilSintiurp Star employs ever
half a column in trying to prove ihe Chronicle
of 1)1.-1 ult. in a great "mistake," anit in the
fflorl makes Jin egregious blunders without
delecting one in us !
W'c 5tateJ,t!iat "iwo olJ men ani two babes
died here last week no more." An Editor's
week is from issue to issue of his paper: that
week was from 2tth to 31st ull. The Hoi's
Editor saj-s, "toe Jini among the obituary no
tices, nut only the two old men and the two
babes, hit o.o If. I. Butler, aged 10 yean"
not so, but -10 m"unllt "and E. Siark, a-d
I year." No, Sir! you don't Jlndlvrt babes
betides those two, for the two in the Obituary
are the very two referred to in Ihe editorial
yon don't JSnd tor deaths of children, hut two
only, as we stated. Here are three errors.
Bat the Aria- saw in the Argut a deata on
the 2Ht ult. am! a:iotiicron the :.1J bilh fub
lUhed in Chronicle of 24ih ult., loth prior to
our "last week") an J lugs them over into our
"week," to convict us of error ! In so doinj.
it betrays an overweening anxiety to magnify
the providential sufferiflc.ii of one community
as an argument for its own town for a county
site ! "Shame ! where is thy blush," when a
clergyman will labor so assidious'y to assail
a neighbor, and in the effort represent an ad
mitted evil to be twice as bad as it is!
We were riq'it the .V'or is wrong, in all its
four specifications against ns,and has altered
m" to "yeara" making five ;ross outrages
upon truth in a labored, deliberate attempt to
impeach the credibility of this paper.
The Star "week" seems to extend not from
Sunday to Sunday, but from Friday, a 1st oit.,
to the next week Saturday, USth S) days ; but,
stretched out even to that unscriptural ei"nt.
the St'tr can't "find" the eight deaths il asserts.
But the Xfar says, "if we had any desire to
speak of verbal rtpt.rtr, w bioiit aim riT I
to the aoove list oi fleams. e
also have heard of many and false reports
one alleged to be industriously propagated by
another preacher of Miiilinburg but they too
are erroneous. fVWe wuh it understood by
all, that we give weekly all the deaths in our
place, from authentic sources, as a matter of
principle as well as of policy. " Honesty is
I the best policy." Oar readers may rely upon
j it that we have not concealed one, ard if we
i bave made any error it was unintentional.
And now we a-k our readers who taue an
interest in the melancholy issue thus forced
j upon n, to compare tbe Chnniete of 24th and
' 3it olt with the Star of 6th inst, and see :f
e are not correcl,and who is to l e "laughed
at. -Soberly speaking, we earnestly tell you
that ihe time lor deceiving people Willi respect
loihe count v town, is past. 1 nt-v want to know
; truth, and v.hile the Chromele can speak,
; lr,e.- 5hall know it, notwith-tandtng your me-
oaccs. (last quotaiion anerea irom ineirj-.j
Ihe unlicensed dealers could do in the same
ormcd
sphere ! It is amply proved by the re!
gambler J. H. Cans, by BBcn iu figures,
and by various publications and Legislative
and other Coimnitiecs, that LO I'TEklKS are
ALL FRACDS, and "evil and only evil'' in
their influences. H' arutwa the people against
the whole system, whether under the ban or
under the favor of Law. Il Lotteries enst at
all, we arc fur allowing them Ftee Trade."
Indeed, if we gambled in lotteries, ae would
sooner "invest in an unlicensed shop than
with a smooth-faced, licensed, "professional"
character, for his necessary expenses are so
much heavier that the unlicensed can earner
give chances to draw prizes for the nake of
getting tip an indindaal fame for "lurk."
- Lotteries arc legal in Maryland, but not in
Pennsylvania horse-races, brothels, slave
auctions, gambling of other kinds, &c. Ac,
are legal in some countries, bat nbt therelore
necessarily tnoraL
The laws of Pennsylvania declare that "all
lotteries whatsover.wheihcr public or private,
are common mf public nuisance., and ayaintt
ih ram moo cood and welfare." The act of
lat March, 183H, also abolishes "all and every
duvice in the nature of lotteries." Said Act
also provides that "any person or persons who
shall fell or expose lo sale or shall
adocriitr or cause to be advertised
aay lottery within this common
wealth or elsewhere, shall, for
each and every such offence, forfeit and pay
a sum not less ihan $100, and not exceeding
$'.0,000, or be sentenced to undorga aa ini-
! prisooroect not exceeding six mouths, at the
aiscreuon oi ine court.
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discretion of the court.'
ocal. Under it, law-defying men have been
' v.n-. spirit mvht have continued to be. I ;, ion Co. , ,, s.,..,,.- j:,rr!-m,.A,i,m sCfht I repolar fie!,!-..
aa'Jlwry .. ihe. included Decatur Tn. ia MiCS.a Co. and "
' " . bis adverlisinsr lor uie i.oiifry siannpers I . i7." ' v. . - Published bv or.Vr of the I!,anl of Ihrec- in u.-m,ii imllirlr known, wko hjvc bern restored
Lcwisburs.Ckroniclc
justly punUbeiJ (tnitoiilf erohlbit's selling
aai advertising lotteries, both m and out of
the Statu, but alo,"fl and tiiry drvia) in thf
nature of lottmea such as Gift Enterprisfs,
O.ft Concerts, Jte. 4e. We allude to'this
Ihe benefit-of n embers of on cote mpnrane-
who have (ire li'ipe unwillingly) Exposed
themselves to pretty large Ones !
Whilewecrarmno irrfafltitrrjrorinrt5Wir,
we do exclude from onr eo!umns whatever we
dem immoral or unlawful. We doubt ant
we have refuvei such advertisements to the
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ainonnt en over on? iii'.,u"i'i uuii-.
we trust (hat oa mature redecltua aa erdaiaed
preacher of theUospel will no longer illegally
aid in maintaining what Law declares to be a
"common and public nni-ance," and what the
nnited testimony of Christianity proclaims to
be a serious moral evil !
Considerably "Hodiflei:"
We all rffollect ihe st'-ry of the boy who
declared he had sera "a thousand black ca'.s,"
but who, catechised and cros-iauined pretty
closely, and made to remember the doom of
.-lory tellers, came down to hnndrcds and to
fifties, and finally declared, " Well. I did tte
cur old black eat and another one!"
We could but think of that wondrous boy
when reading, ia the .Viw of last week, the
"Modification due the People of Lewisburg."
Tbe Editor says, the "thousand quinine pi'ls
every morning, for the supply of fever pre
srripiioas through the day," was a " rport
d'rived from a respectable gentleman," and
he'll stick to in but his in'meet about the
4 000 additional pitln per day from others, he
admit "may be and probably are loo strong,"
and he meant to have revised ihe article before
it went to press !
Well, "an honest confession is good for the
svnl." But our nrighhr- shonl t "modify" a
litlle further. Can't ytu ailow that it was cn
particular days only during a peculiar season
that that big dose of qoimne was made into j tjlul J., uot fall, be knows, by informa-peW-for
thai is the truth. Won't you , ion j,
alinit the faet. too, lhat most lhat was made, . , ... . ., . .
was for township', ar.d oilier borouuhs beside
Lewisbnrg? Do this, and your "mo-litlcatiou"
will be acceptable anything less, is less than
the whole truth.
And now we ask, what if we should go to
some pill-maker in I'liiiadelphia Dr. Jayne
fr instance ascertain bow many thousands
of pills he had manufactured per day, estimate
lhat all ihe others iu the Ira le made four times
as many, and then go fjrih ar.J proclaim that
"ihe Philadelphia drng;irs compound ftOfl.tion
or 600.000 pills every morning, for the use of
the fever patients in that city!" Would not
everybody say it was a wholesale falsehood !
Ju-t so, if it has bern boastfully said lhat one
I wh..ie-8'emjr house in L-wtst.org on. e made
a th'iusand pills pern iv, the irnjinsuin sought !
( to be Conveyed, lhat the supply was kpt up
j by or for Lewishnrg, is eipiaPy faNe. Von
j must "modify" acon-itlerable more, neighbor,
to recover your damaged reputaiion.
F"T lb,' I-rwi.l-urs fl.r. tl-rW.
A Few, SmzII Pills, for KiSinljurr;.
Gentlemen of Leu isburg, retaliation is ritht
in time of war. The Hev'd Editor of tbe Siar
at Mifflinburg, is prescribing to yon thousands
of pills every morning, yog are justifiable in
giving them a few in return. You should in
honor give them a few shots back.
Please and ask the Milllinliurgian gentry
thm who are so free to accuse honorable and
rcspectaMe I.ewisbursrers of evrv fraiM and
knavery ak them. I sav. what has become
of them Two Thousand Doll, tbat the State
1 . ,, , t. . ,
; gave Union Couniy for b. location. and which '
.was entrusted to W.ltl nburg to keep and the i
interest to fo to help school our ch.ldren ? It j
was our money, and where is it! Miiilmburg i
has managed it fr.m the first (nirb open forty
years I suppose.) the Treasurer and Trustees
were ali from Miiilinburg and neighborhood i
and now where's our money ! All LOST
LOfcT. says Madam Rumor. The la-t County
Auditor's iteport, HjH, gave a Judgment ag't
John Forster for $Ti:t with int. from ln45. as
the last of the $2,0(10. Here was a pnV.e
trust confided to ihe management of MiS;n
burg, she has always had it, is it squandered.
An ! now Jo thev ask us to cive tliein the con-
trol of our money, and place the Treasury in
the i3a-Bce of tbe same f kin-Hints and hard-
I faced men as
i caiion Fund !
admiuistered upon'" the K Ju-1
, . .
I U. .lit vi'tlouuJ. uiuu, 'i"v
f tne Academy ha ! ha ! II tiif Ji..-t iuil..ic :
trust reposed in Mifflmburg is thus abused,!
ask if th-y shall have another cbance to get'
, ki.Mr haul ! That will do for one piT, ami
if don't make them "howl, plea-e put down
No. 3- MifllinburK was raa'Je couniy ttiWQ j
at f,rit ma if it had any liberality or public i
spirit miht have continued to be. fnion Co.
' 'vrr l'me (tainst Division lhat Ihey di.l not
l want to be a county seat. J liey promised to
Lonstowu near a unanimous vole, for which
in case of defeat thev sb.inld have "t a like I
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unanimous vuic in iriiii... xu 3. ,iioiiour
rave more than -nough votes (C9) for Division 1
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to carrv il, and thus relea-en Lons;stowa from !
anyobliscation. Cut having Uea bard aairt !
Divisioa, we aiao feel no oblijation. 1 snspect (
. . . . , ... .
she will nns ihe prize ajain, by 5IMI or Uo0. 1
Sow if the MilB.iiburgians don't want any I
more bitter pillt, let them not try to crowd !
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such monstrous Allopathic doses down the
people's throats. ' ! HncrrTiiic.
Bat.tj.vobe, Sept. 11. By Ihe arrival
of tie S'ouib. rn mail, as late as due, wc
have New Orleans papers nf Monday last.
The advices from Texas confirm tbe suc
cess of Kvans, tbe American nominee for
Congrcns in the Basjeia District. ..Tbe
election of tlie candidate for I.icu'.coant
Governor aud Land Commissioner is aLo
claimed.
For Kansas. The Woi coster (Mass.)
1? . .1.... 1 . . C 1 I
r 'J c.aica iudv lure l'.iujf Ol iuiiiuiii-
nu n. in vurioni rc.rts of Maine, am m ilr- i
iuj arrangements to emigrate tbe coming !
fall, in ecason to commeucc operations !
early ia tho wioter. , j
SrRACLf E, Sept. 10. A party of fifty J
first class mechanics left this city to-day, ,
I
tor Kansas. J hey are engaged to work I sri noi w.f innViin t a smiib t others
on II,. r!nr.,.m..l r,,.;i.i;., .t P.Uli"l HnMin
""'"'"'" """""ol
Lcavenwonb.
rrt rr, . -.1-T..IJ
llios. Jbrnphas bscn appointed l ost i
Master at W;iiliamSpott in place of Theo. ?
Wrijtbt, resigned.
and West Branch Farmer Sept. 14, 1 855.
"The best Genesee wheat flour is retailed
ia Rochester at eight dollars a baxrcLv"
ii '
j Foreign Hews. -r-r
IlAirAX, Sept. 11. Tb iteamAip
Africa arrived tbis moraine, with LiVer-'
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tWOl dates to tha 1st instant, Deing '-f'
wek later than previous advices.
Tbe maine feature! of her newt oonsist
it details of tbt battle of Tcheraaya and
the operations that preceded it. ' From
the official reports it turns out to Lave
teen a decided victory tho allies. '
Another Russian attack upoo tbe Allies
ia the vicinity of tbe Cemetery was anti
cipated. It is announced definitely thst Omar
I'at-ha is to take the command in Asia.
Nothing important has been received
from tho Baltic Sea or Kara. '
Messrs. Brown k Shipley ' Circular
quotes Breadstuff as dull. Fome of the
circulars state tbat there was an ae active
speculative demand for corn, and prices
bad slightly advanced. '
The weather has been favorable for tbe
crops.
Qjccn Victoria had returned to Eng
land. Gen. Pclisicr telegraphs under date of
August 24th, tbat on the previons night
tho French carried tbe Kutwian ambcoadc
ou the glacis of tbe Slalukoff. Subse
quently, 500 Russians tried to retake it,
but where rcpulbcd with a lose of 300.
Napoleon, in a letter to Gen. Pelissier,
thanking the army for the victory at Teb-
I erueya, says bo looks fur a speedy tcrmi-
natiou of tbe eeige, and adds tbat if Solas-
tain a struggle through the winter.
The P.usaiang are said to Lave doubled
the garrison at Sevastopol.
The Ilussians have launched several
vessels at Nicolaeff.
The news from France is unimportant.
The crofs
fcatisfaetorj, and
business j
UalRIA J. GPJER, II. D ,
A GRADUATE of the Ppbb IMical j
I'niver-ity.of Flulada ,olf,'rs her proles- :
sional services to the people of Lewisturg and
virinitv.
. 1 .. . 1 r , , . : I .r.. 1 v
,5,1,,.) 0Me Uoor below J. L. Voder's Jeu elrv
siure.
April 16, IS55.
C. W. ECaAFFLE'3
TVIIOILSALE anil RETAIL
frruj uu l Cftemt'rnt JJmpnnum,
- - Lewisbur?. Pa.
Union County-ptCourt.
Jury Liat-ept. Terra, 1855
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l..v. in-.'.l f. Kullt. C W. tlol.
.j 1 . ol ' At :J.tu rrtfUeri' k.
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Ea -t r.ufloitvtV- KrouLel TlioBai
Tennj, Smmuel
I rrj tl"mm Kenrrar, F- aekee, Dsnlul Lease, Mi- I
rt.arl pi. Iir.
IV.. i iMrf-.l'hn Stnrmrilx. Ibsinl AtSr. Rafca
Mni'A. Jnhn Klin.. Oii.rtrl Umb.ter, lrii.c UaAU.t,
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I tTitft Vr Snaiii.l I'i'Otl'S Jn-X. Wril.
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, in.
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. w-jT-John Stm,
a -IumA u. iii.ld.n. Jb Heinly. .T. n nnagi!, T.
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mm. va ' T:rr rtimsn k C"
p. me - . Noali Waller
VVnt'n ItnTP Henry W mmtev ' ' "
V oOu.eS--ll A ellirri Wt-uito P Teed
M'irSnilh -pftrjrOp
t' K l-., r J Lock l.-rit Cbsppcll
franri. Z-!kr , S'-T II BHir
i'..ii.iillli"J1 Knfrr ti J IIn Jr with net
H.in-y K-ef. r t J llnrtro.tn Jr with notii.
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gie ts ' Urori-'P ILrllaftn
drlftino lirfiw ts U.nryllrn
Murk nvu th J ItartuoB a otners . -
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a irartmiiiijrwiinnnne.
Th-Triit,ei. ol t, Imr -h Murlin A etoi-t
Jih.-1, Stnrrr v
R' ul 'iuio K.fhr
J.rol H'her m
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TfSfb C Mu IninmnccCn' t rhillip IIPDlsa
Bnom TS fimcn SboIIt
p.-irip t V.'in KpUp
Wmil'lerroi'l t f muh B Them
W m 1 tlrrroM t f muh B Thcmrson
Vk Xei T U1 -V'mTk.
C liwU-liuK 1 W TannT t nmuel Stitscr
J M-TTep TP :amuvl M'-TT
w-TTep tp muvl .'-t,t
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'her Bro
fnaiucIUou,!er-a ss Cliulo 1'. Creanth
M.irct S'rert
Heal Estate.
f Rctl -Estate for Sale
. i
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j on rj
abscriter offers ai PuHIc Sa!e
KKIDAY lhe l-4'h dat of
of OOTUUEH
Tf a V,
, a FAH.U. containing CtJ
isjWN and
,,niinc lands of Jwlm Kol and
iUAitO tticayborn, n fiuuaUis-Tp, L'a-CoJ.
nr ihe I. mou i hurcn: wnereon is a goou
n"1111" t, v..
Dwrllins House, 3 Woiible BAK.V and i
ther necessarv Outbuildings, a never-
faiiiug faring of good Water.an OrchardEj
of Fruit Trees ol different kiniN.aboiil one tZ
half of the land cleared and under cultivation,
the balance Wo.dTanT. A good thTe will be
(iiven. Sale to curamence at 10 b'clock A M
of kaid day, on the premises, when and where
the conditions will be made known by
WILLIAM SHIELDS.
Buffalo, Sept. 12, 1 Sis
Executor's Sale.
WILL lie offereil at M!ic Sale, on
the premises, in White Deer township,
Union Co., Pa.,
Thnriufny, Klh Oi'oW
ext, enmmeneing at 10 o'elonk, A. M., the
Real Estate of the late Dasiii Kixra, decea
sed, viz.
No.!. The MANSION PUOPBl! II . eon
tainin- CO Acre of Land, with
. aixi
large Bnc li,,u-r, ljrg B ink Barn
fpring Honsr and n'wr-failnig Sprni" near
the home, two OKCII AKDS, a B'acksmith's
Khop, and the necessary Outbuildings. All
nuder good cultivation.
No. II. A TRACT OF LAND adjoining
the above, eon'aintrg SO Acre, all tinder
gMd cultivation.
NO. III. A TRACT OF lOO ACRES of
TIMBER LAND, on White Deer
tCreek Mountain, adjoining the For-e-t
Iron Works, principally of
gJjChe.stnut Tiiuber. It will be oifered
tojj' ttier or in Lets, to suit pur -ha-ers.
The Farm property adjoins lands of Adam
Ranck, Abraham ICinck, and John fiu Clair,
and is situated about 2i miles Hem Miltua and
& fr "Hi Lewiiurg.
Terms madf known at sale bv
White lfcer Tp, feot. to, 19.5
' A VALUABLE FARSI
I70R sale. TlicsiibH'riliPT oilers hb
valuable Farm, in Kelly Tp, L nion Co.,
( Mile from Lewisburg and S from Milton) at ;
Private bsle. It contains Mil .tTCN Land,
part Limestone and parUJravel, and about a5
acres of Hirer Kotiom adioii.uig lands of Da- j
vid Heinly and others. It is heavily Imiedj
well manured, and conveniently divided into
fields with a lane running through lue center,
all under good ii-!u:iu.
a'Vh"'
aillj siie Banl
-nts are a stone Honce f"
Bank Barn, very stibsiant al.ij-il
and i f the be-t li:ii-h. A Weil of the le.-t
aim i-i nir uti ju.ii-ti. . "t.n
Wat, rand Pump therein on t.ie kitchen porch
Ol IIIC RMIIMI'n, H VliL. ..-,., i,'.-t- "nil .- r
i lar underneath used as a Milkhojselhe cellar
... . l. . ' , f ' .. . u..,i. ML
floor laid with brick, a.n a flowing I'lim p in
the barn yard and anothr at the house, with
water brought by the best of cement pipes i
from a fi .e spring some hundred yards from .
t3 fimber Land also an Orchard of choice
Fruit oi ali kinds.
Tl.u ...l. ....... I aiifl fll.arnrinrnmhranpe.
r ..I .i... - -, - I tl.l c -. Part rf I r
j v .tt lie i lie yi ",'-i -. m t ' " 1 ' - '
the purchase mouey may remain J desired.
2iii5Jt JOHN KLIMr.
Woodlots ani Small Farm for Sals.
Tn suit purehomp ot rmxonablc terms.
f IMIERE are 9 It!s of WooJIaml. si-
L male iu l lute Ie--r Tp., on Little liuf
laloe Creek.at'iit a mile abuvetiuidin's store,
ranging from 11 to 21 acres earh. well timb
ered wits various kinds of Oak, l'ine, Poplar,
an l Iicmiui.
The Farm centa'ns about 5.) aeres.of which
1H are cleared, and hasnn it aTwoStorv Los
House, a Log S aLie, Spring of Water,
1 1 l.. . i i v.... ,,rjii..nkuini!t . Tl ml.
il and Fru'l trees ol vai uns knds. It ad'
joins lands of John nnmmei and Jaeoh llart
loaii, about Ij mile from tiuldm's Store, in
While l'err ip , L'oioa Co Pa.
Tii' al.-.ve properly is ollered at Privaf
Sale, by ihe subscrib.r.
(il'.OR'iE MLLvELL.
Kelly Tp., Ang. 10, '55.
miVATE SALE.
rPIIE unirrNisnfJ olFcrs at Private Sale
X a bratitiftil na4 weH-known property si!-
Ua; in lUllkV toWHSHlp, Lmun Couniy, on
the roa l irom Hariit-tuu to KaulTmatt's Vl!l,
I ill.
about ontr mite Iroin either place, conainin5
flO tt ri't ot Un-1 more orle-s.uhrw n are
eifctrd a large two Worry Unck liuUoe,Qk
lare ad cniitrni'ilou BARN
.,a inokt-.diwta
Ilnue, lincVr Mpnn H nse with rn:intn
Waier brought in pipei Irom a etiod frrins
a W ab hou-e, H Me. tic. There is a fiue
Sjthrifty Qltt'. 'IIAItli on the premise, Cfn
.fXZiainiiig a variety of choice Fruit Trees,
namely : Apples, Cherries, Fears, IVaches,
Plums, Q'unce.s ot UiiKrent varieties, ail in .
full lvar:n?. j
Th land is in a high state of cultivation, I
nearly all cf it mclntin; somewhat towar.lb
the si'iith, uruler good itnees, aud laid off ia ;
repnlar field..
Persons dtsirous of procuring for them
of an intellircnt and resnectiible popalation
The Iinnrovcments are a tir.t-cl.ass 1SANK
Il ARX o by 45 fcet.wiih a fair Mat' ion
House, Waron hon-e. Cora hoot-r and
other suitable Outbuildings. Il 1 rt a large
gy. Apple On-hard, and Peach an j '.- ' tiecs
SlJ&c. sufficient for ordinary ne.
The Tarm ia ail cleared a.pt about one
acre (and pletiiv of Woodland iu the immcli
ate vicinity.) aM of Limestone soil, and as the
owner thinks is rot snrpassrr) for natural pro
ductive qualities by any iu lint. Hate.
It wi;l be sold wholly, or a portion of 80 to
100 acres, as mihl suit a purchaser.
CtTAny cash man wishing such a properly
can obtain further information by applying to
O.N'.WoKnrn. Cirnuirr office. Leu isl urg. 1S0
"XfAIIAT V EI7AT3 "s ALsTT.
A FAH.M liclonftins lo. Uie Hdrs of
1. CRIAII MLfSUV. deceased, containing
about 215 .4cT"i of rood land, sitoated fn
Kelly tonship, I nion comity, ailjomin iHnds
of Laird Howard, Isaac Klius aad oUi-ls
ers, on which is, erected a Tiro .'reijij..
Frame IhrillTn; llimnr. a laree Bank B.imanil
all necessary t)ut-buiU)intrs, with Several
isprings of never-lailiug good water near the
biiildinns.
ftr- . Therp is also npon llie premises, a snf
SCfiicicnt OnciIAOD of chuice Fruit Ap
ples, Peaches, Ae. Ac.
The land wonld stlil very well to divide in
Two Farms, as a good proportion, of MeadoW
can be allotted to each Farm.
t"t?Tcrms tan be made easy, as One-Third
of the amount may remain on the property.
, Fi further particulars, you are referred lo
John Walls, Lewisburg; Thomas Clingan,
near the premises or to Robert Hayes, near
Milton. Northumberland county.
nrThe above described property, if not
sold before Tuesday, the 2d day of October
next, wilt then he offered at Public Sale sa
the premises at 10 o'clock of said day.
KOBERT IiAVS,iicnfAe Larr.
June 29, 1859. - 68ilf
;TJamet,BrHamUnV
A TTOKNEif ft LAVT, P
! XX SrOtfier on 8euond St. west side, two
duorrouth of Market, Levi Isltiirg,
, 6m593 j r Union .Co. Pa.
SOcibtWIecfioH.
tfTi'O'f Tnifnfe 'ftr Cuiiafcutumiiouer,
...... rit' i-i v- - r vr ..t.:.. ..-iK
Jusuru tiiviy, - -..a . w.
KEPUBLICAN NOMINATIC N.
Fur Canal t 'amn:twnrr, '
. ...r r . . . . " ft X r
PASSWHKK V 1 1 j fit AAIr'VIJS, 1
. , ' 5Ki.V.M--, Ujk lbi,t. TK. at:. I tl. l .MIJW, ..f mitr
(now In Mbyyiainidirir rr- f r k. i lux pooroi.t e;(1r ft ai.d , .ti-UmtlM. Pr'r Holl
au.i hiT'lii ''irm nut uf th- t -iuii h 'i t vtKt r r.o f ,., tiTr rtal al li, manuT.-trtor of hi
tljpt to rwHlor ftjry ia IVaokjif tii. J j j. Uil . , u;. ti.it. ,t sti, u-l oR.-r Uiii to a Itm
t mi l iiii-j-i.u-ti-a i- ' ... fc u if-t ksmmIjt Um vuxkk
Qfntftcntfie Tiitminte fnr Canal Com rnhi vmrr I
ARNOLD PLUMER, cf 'tcnango Co.j
to'. liOllKIlT 1 BAllllKn. of fnion Cuotr.
(S'utcet ti the a,,rl?l,.n ul tlw Cinf.-r-.'!! ; '
tjifu'ii Cotiiiiij JiWi fcruitJ ill yifflill'jllfj ,
V..m 1'JUw tttf Jl Iri f. I
JiiHV V. BnBRR. f.f tft Buffalo
l.h,i:it.t;,.-i'HtH'lI. . f M Jil.iihtir.
: JtltJLlAUD V- B. USCVLS, of H:.rtl7
ra Tauscsix,
F a-jarcT im,
P.'K AlDlT ,R,
V' Cfcos'tR,
ROTitirr ir. iiiid, f r.t Bi rfai.-i.
' IAVIU H.tVKSl, of Ilul'r.
A'-.CIilllALb THOMAS, ff I m ,n.
IIAMIX KI.Miil.ER, Sr., cf BalTili.
. Vo!untrvr Candidal!.
Foa Asoeirt Jrs, r.,
JOUN C1tkACK, E.Q . of Kart BiiSlo.
t' fnrurf, HAMI1I. I. lit l.lIN. h. ij.
f a UtaattioMx, SAUL ETflNiJ. I . auS.ii-.
To the Voters cf Uaioa County. .
IE,XG refjufMP-l UyanumUrt.fmyfnenils
J I nflVr myself a a Volanicrr r.m inS.v
ttir Uie UtEce oi County Conunii'mrr. Sb-'till
1 be elected.! will endeavor to till said otiice
Iu the best inti.rs-st of Uie C iifitv, u itiicut nuy
r ear i to politics. SAMX EW I.NG.
bulLiU.e ijuSvnt.ft, 8Lo
mw-- .
Associate Ji37.o.
At the refjuenf f nnmiTrns fricn-'s fhrnnh-
nut the eouuiy, JOH N tet iHiACK, Ksq ?("
K.it BntTu..uvias c.risentcit to bt-cuiu: a caa-
tlid.ite "or As.'.nnle Jn.Ie" at hc rniii;ii; e!tc
tiun. His wci!-kitown chantctrr i"tr trai?h-ft-rwarj
hnt?Myt hts w-sltslnt.-,, ai a j eacc-;
tii -.il,' in M."! .! rAif. and ui ' I zirr i :i. I v. 1 1 h
blh tlie j.;.,,.), ,,,) r,frman latuuases.en.i- '
.,.,: -,...,-, a i. ,-, ,k. .,.:,,, ,,f ,h, ,
p,op!l. ,-r liliU 0iplCe MAN V. ,
July -n, !". te.
To th8 Voters of Uaiia Coanty. i
I
1ELI.OW CI1IZ::.S IoCermy'fusao
" liolependent e litoli.l.ite for ti.t-Clro'e of
lrlI. Should I be elcet'il, I p! -d'.-e mv
seli to discharge the dtiltes of said otiice with '
.
fidelity and mioartiaMiv
nwrrr. d. ccld:x.
Kelly Tp, Aug. 17, 1 SA-t.
fftO the Voters of fnion Cui:y : A- a run.
J. di. late for Connty C. ir.nii-si.'i.er at t!:-? '
election in Octnher n"xt. we taue pleasure in :
rromxenJ.ng Caf t. tf r rR2 icljaci, el
Mifflinhnrg, as a man jjualil'-.l and w.irtbv lor
that office.' rJoceS. EAST Bt KFAlo. I
JSO tl
I iff
im to be el'Tted in this rourstr, allow
ALBUUiHT, of Vv hue Deer towiisn.f. Mr.
A. is welt fjoalifl-d in every p--pect f r th-i
s'.atmn, as alt whrt Icqaw hun will att-st ; and
.should he ba elected, he rl a-'irilv be a
pi puiar elTlrcr. Jai.e I-". Wfil 1 E L'i'.I'ii.
Mts-s. EniToas. As the line is drawinsr
near for noir.in.i::.i. suite.jie pen-en- lor the
re-peetive iifices of I'nion couMy, letr.ie .-'ingest
to the favrar'e cnsiderrji- n of the vo
ter, UAVIU HAVES. K-q ol Harlirt. n, I'-r
t'ut six Sv hv i.iws. As a radical Siirvcyi r,
he is nnsnrpased in txp;-rienc
1 lit. riffd n i.il ntficri ol h K dp."
and r.avii.
the drafts and paoers of his deceased brother,
It. . H. Hayes. L-.i ;l.i:e purveyor.; no . r.e
is hctierac'pi.iintcd '.vnh tli survey- ...f I mofi
ronnry. Th Wree 1- not hierativ. bn! p roi
res a snan t( espenenc and ini.male tccmr
ledge to perform the daues .correctly and
without extra cipensel
5M HARTLEV.
Ma. Woanav It appears In me th- lb
ttnie ha- cmre uuea in citicps ot I r. ,n
? county sh:mi w t smxah:
th lilir ol the r. -.!.: t. b
tt 1 at The
Uili(ici:irrHrcuni. nt nums iii i.iiif.
! it will te imre i.hriy wiai laitse rriit-c i ai in'
f Tlleil with Ibff Tn't rt niy ctt n! O !Vt.
one n mp rpojun wouui ...-n..
V.
i. IIAUUU. kqr ot vt-st j,i-:utoe tt wiistnp.to i
; biutnie ol iiiP vp't oi i.ntitn couuiv.t t
the office
coiiniv.
IcwV. If.
MOTIVE.
T a IWAzz of ih;' HoiirJ of 31;: na
il, errs t f the I'nicn I'onntv "lutiint Fire
Insurance t'ompany, held at tbe oiiice of saul
Company in tin- l!, r. i'2h of Le;: i n
the 4th ilav of Attcnr, the following K -solution
was unanimously adopted
Kesolvr.l, iliat an a--' incut of nine per
rent, on the I'rcminm ot' s be ina'ir. to in, i t
i I cntintv. (lately part ul' Lnion) wi
vith
iu ral
. powers of discount ntot deposit, with a ciipital
of one bnn.lrect liiott'anil dollars, and pt.wcr
to increase 'he sam fo two hmidrrrl.
J;,6.':j Ciran.NS OF SELLVxtSROVB.
. . MOi'iCB. .
I rPT.TrTrf)T v.ill bn r-imlft in
A. , ..... ....... w ... . -.
nrx' Loj'iaiiture to change the name of
ihe 'vLewiburg Sarins Instif'itioii," 1,.,- it'd .
at lwisbur? in the conntv ' Lnion. in ' -THH
LIHViUL'UU JJ.VMs','' wiih One Hundred;
Tliou,aiid ' Dollars addUional capital, and
aniitnritv issne their own note for circula
tion f subject to tlie. provisions or the gammll
banking laws of this fommonweapih. , I
- li? order of the Director :
DAVID HEmm. Treasurer, j
.. Lewi.ibnrg, Pav June S. l.i3J j
' To Iron nastois an3 Dealera
T) EN N'A Winjl .'iirk-No.-2l' A rdi St.
1 above Front-PHILADELPHIA.
8IEVE8,RIDDLEs3, fscllEE.3.Woven V.'ire
of all meshes and widilu,
with all kinds'of Plain and Fancy YVireWnrV.
Paper Maker's Wire, all kinds. Cylinder
and Dandy Holts, covered in the best manner
in or out of the City..
A very Snperior article of ITavy Founder's
Sievesall kind irf Iron Ora Wire. Wire and
tSreves for Seed, Oram, Starch, Suutl", Unck
du.st, Ac. .
3m.W0 1 BATLISS.DALBT k LVKX.
FAKP.IERY. -
rPTrR RnVrribrr nfiont hfc SPrVlfOS '
A. in Curin-J Horses of Poll Evil rr Fistula,
lie will cure Horses of either of inese al'.bc
tious for :, or make no charge if nol suc
cessful. Here is an opportunity for every one
whose horses are afllicteil, to lestore them to
health and working arder. Kesnleuee ou my
Farm in Kellv Tp., near Lewisburg.
. ...... -- - .
Aug
Id, I85.V OEOliliE MI IX ELL.
ixt err wnmon icgctucrt -s
i . Li f i . ' f-
-. iJL' ,s t !e. -
HOLLOVif AY'S PILLS.
my jive nt stt'K'
It h:.tt lH-.-n Hi
-t-.f il.'- tn.msn rv to wizhri
17.- ... t..i t. i7.i,i .1 th. wtAK.ib.
Uutftt b
verju l't Vm r-B;vulvf disMae.
Ji-- I'tUi l'ur's Ote BI'joJ.
The.1 f.im Kill- art txprv.y Mitn'fcj'(l U nprat
on Hi' M'.nimli. tin Lrvr, tit? kl tn- T. ttt ith(f. Lb
kMi. wuU u! !.. J, vaiv aujr K rat. gf iit m
tl.i irft ii'.- !i. - f .r:ii flir I.JfjiJ. th m-rjr fjuklailft
t,: iX iil iu iiug oa- im ail fr.-ruia.
Jhi itsot ami IJcT t'uatjJ tints. , :
S ..: 1... : :- hu
.1:1 rif lrf tvs Lhtn rilitw
I r-.rt nfih "r! fflnt ttothit(
I liv. r. i- -;- t : . : . ii. -n .' rui'li-lut- p-iK ntliy. Tu-T
1 i lit; ll J tyi.i titiNr rvnt:B lsowcvvf Battel
J li'-rub-i U. Mint '.. 11 ia.. w' 'i f dvrIi li.ivi- Lki'W'l,
i f.v ...' o-Wy, in u-'iith.
?Tr.nTrf t.- mi't It-"; !' m ritro-a hn npovt '
I li tir - -U.ui ilm to Lit- latf-iueuoii . tbe wtta
4 (i t ll.rv t. j U- e ti i'f.ri.t if ti. mwsja.
! L nm"f '?:.-- ir1 ti.tr ti-i ttir n:"l:H.- is th brat
j r unh -r a:.- t-r btr-W ft ttWifrata hraitb, nr
jir;-rlj t. 'f ui tMJT T 1 n-iiri.
i r .! j"ti .: t it !. ahf -iM vi'.bniit tlb -brats.
ui-ii' t .rr.i 1 i.iiil j.-iattr XUm DtonUily
.v -ir .- a): ri' vt ti hi ar.u ta." lit a et.ariu.
1; (P h 6ll.rU -t : i b-t Wti.MW Ut ! hm tltt
to ili.ur n -t i" ? -- n l I t .111 t-Uii'UtJlat , Cuumt
iisittly liv f ii:n!y ftMu.a te iibtut it.
1 JM.JfMi.J iV.. ,., r,.,h iimthe wrld
. f, r 1 j...wtg Ihb.
i A'M.r ,- i - : t-r Omluf
. t''ZZlVJ"''
( 11. 1,--' st-n ar4 ffrmwl
I a. t i.. 1 a . cyasiarjttfnuiiytao
, , i..r ....ti n u.iaiikuuu
jt.r..T.n.ii
I,,,.,
1 1. .1 rift r;:knp
fc'St.LI fit tr M-inif .rtorii i of Prcttfor llm.tnvjir,
n : .i l" u (-.in.-. N" V.-ri. nu! -H 'Hat..!. L"nUnJi(l
by all rtj.-T'-.-t iM.- l)ruri.-t sorf Ivairrx ft MutciiMia
l!ir 'u;li u : Uj- I riil ! ri r.:i; t li - nviiixid woriOfim
h-ir. .it -4 erli'j-. i.1;; rri.tx.ali l 1 et-h-
Kif-i li' re i. a . oaMdf-b.c rio, I ) tk.iug il:m laf
. r rt.:. -.
N f. I'ir. t'."w f t :h' r'ti'luiTT f patients in twrty
il'-iHR'S TILLS,
J l illiLV V
IIYSIC
I
Thf.iih h.is I'tnjr esiitc-t a puDe deman fur an
e'ff'th pMrL'-'.t w!:ifh jld be relil on as
nine rnii p r'.- rtly in it operation. This has
Ir cn rr " d to i-M'ft t:i it tl- i:i:ind. and an etm
sivr tJial oj iu virtue ijs runrlushreiT shtawn with
Tt'vtt vi.m" it ifconij;. -;ic ; t..f purpie deicreA.
It is c v t . u.V.i- :i f !v-i- ?.! but nnt enr tn
m t.i f,i. t nuC vftlcW hliOuld he
' .. of '.( t;.-:i'.. f.-:f a!1. tlif adTntit'isr. of
rvn otnrr. i; t k .i bcr atttirrtcd bw. tad
U ,u t v'ii.li rt'ci-tt " lily ulmit t
'f fr'!-; "--t-n. Ir Iras bty-n v.nfnrtwnare for
t:.; i; :il bit ifrto U::t -uim-I cvry pirtatis
p.,;;.'.-. , :. : r-i:, irr'n. ;-rA irrit.itiirj to tin- buw
:i. V - ' r ,r- M-ny of tl cm prodnce w touch
,' r.iiii :;vl rt u ui trie vl. m ;i5 tu mora
I t i i::ttir'?. riie sl tn bf d'Tirf-l fmra
t: :a. 'i.ics; yi.i prl ice no tiriUtiuB or pain,
UT ! -s :t fr -:T a pr.'vi'-iiiv r7j;sT;!ii obstmc
I; -i r i:tr.iM;nir( lit in the bom'U. B'-ui purrly
' j-. i i . . 1 1 1 1 i :: :ti'e fro:;i their u: in any
c,iiifvt : Vt it i Trttrr thit av marine shonli
bo taken iiUino;T. Minute dire-tions for tiieir
I u - ;i ti.ti . cr .l (iiTt.ii-.1? to ..ich they are ap-
V",v!r rr - '.-;i.-n : tho K- t. Amfii tlie coin
piamts vr.it h ! tn? weijily euro! by thrm. w
, n.v pu-:.'.., ::i l.cx Ci-i:if(;..a!itt in its varieitt lurms
; .: . -.-ir J- !' r-li' ii. I -.r-.-.u r nnd T.r. of Ap-
. pri.tr. 1 .,. Irril.f -..i:v, H:iii;i Hcadarh.
1 i i.s iew, 1 ccr and At-uf. in the Sid
( and tx'-" : r. in tri:':i. aW t'.v.r arc V.tit tlie eon--srijiicm
of lii'' t ju Lot) in the Livrr. A an
:j . ::. I v . . r! -if t :: 1 -yn ruiirf in Coa-
, t vei 1'iifi, i .tif. Ins-iitfrv, HtiTrtv-m, rof
ri k: d Si wr-. , O-'i Is with sjit-7rss-M the bc-T
i I l irs k-i :r:Ty cf t! K- ; t K'rt, acy
ail: t t rv o.." wr..e a 'trp..!; e i n ,nired.
'1 ) . 1 :.i : r. I.cl v-vc 5:;;rr.! .r'v suf-
; fasti 1 .;r.s in ttVi'nisi.i, i tit. Drw, Ciravr!,
..". I' ":-:'! .: f i:ic iie..rt. Paiu in tha
I'. "Jr. Srr.i - h'.r- S-r. T.y .n',H t-e freely
t. ' -t i-. - r - z t' ii .- vctr. t. i '.iriry the blocd .
:i. I i r-:'..' - -'th jz i'.c '.-'.'. f nf acas-'ms.
Ai
d -m s;,RUK-iti'r I'ip a.n;ifh and
i" K a ;:, -, I rt-h-rt-i t:;e rt;.pp
'iher -:rrfv ihf V1,--:l, by their
ii m .i.e f;'(iijxiury fyilii, re-t-f
do l'Iv. ai.d ret- re the
J :.- r'K if tl.o i!f'r nanim.
:-(? ; .".'lv;iT.!..,-r;i-i. cveu
;: - ...jt :.: r!-t; l.ut ili:
t rti"iiit T.fl T It Cl'St jii ho l:ir
t;:r r.-d
ft a
-Uttrdl
i:.
-.-vr J-
&.!;. .i ; . j T . ' '.. tJ -'. i t ' Jlli,
w!en t-tl.t n mi . t v . 'Inr iu -.v i eac- in which
!'.; re- fi I v .i I i ....... t..Uu i.i n nut
tbrT vt ".'-..''' ("- 1k. ri-- -rt nf cvrrr
1. ; ; i.:d ! U iv;Hasii.:i tuaTrd titw pita Will
;t i-ir. ;t r y.- , .1- i!...u . i i:iiuu vb.t U has
It.i'UTtn b i'ii uVii.Tail t n-anki-.id. W how their
vir;.i Ai' .v.n. tin in:: tx will no lona-r
d.fM wh.:t Tf-r'-dy to ci; oy a ia need of
JAM i s r
,V r.U. i'i.ici:o'il and Aua!ytical
1 t'liemil. I.'-v. , !'. .V
. 1'rn-e - j Cci pr il
Five Boxes forSI.
... .
'AYFnVi CllZlZiY rSICTORAI.
Ft r thr nir" I' i;-?i-. (VM. H0;;rrne's5,
I5r. nr'..- . Iiutpw.u-C ou.-ii, Cunp, Asthma,
a:i 1 Con.ui.pii a.
llirs rvTr.Jy l.: f t it :t lf srvH rototkty
- frnrsi :te rnrr-: i" a. :v t tri r.f p'.Ir.i.-n .rv (Hfv.sr,
tn it it is er.tir. 1 ii:.nree-.-:i-"y to reemmt the evi
d' ;...; of ;"to ::; -ri ;u v er 'r.nun.Iv whrre it
.' it l.afi lu
in ecnst-ir.t aso throu'Uotit
t tli
sci-tiril.
- i rt ro nt"re tV:: n nin.:c tha
. reop.e iri.C .'n!) is ki l nr to tnc hesc taut it aver
Las taa and that the r.u.r.e tutulc is m-IJ r-v
j rrr-,r.'iT'T .tr Fs r. ayki:, ru-rf.-ji ar. r AnsljtS
Ct ..l.rBO.r. I.'-Heil, .'"4 ... ' l i
h..T Sne- Iv ' W t" rri-- A .Vilw-TT. I.e B-
' litir; J. I I .-.o. Moli-uj II. l-l,cU al.-toftr a ...
i Ki.el.ti- r. Mie.hut o--:, .-o H I v ail lli-aU.rsi-T.Tj.tcn..
Hap cf Union acd Snyder Counties.
YAllXWlEP. wiih WtiiifB Mm,
an.l i'ii Mii.lin. re.i 'v lo be hnng" up.
will be s-ent by the stihscrit er, Mintage paid :
Tvwaslitp map, colored. K-r 1 .Hl
.1
iw 1 "
tulu.ui;ical . o -1 ;
bne i- drawn en this Map, also
Township lines, and a it coti'.vins all tl.a
prine:pfI Ki'i-H. itrd h"i-i Comparative d:s
tanccs, il -honi.f be stiid.e 1 bv ali who are to
vote; m the location ol the .Seal of Justice.
Tbe t;1'o4 vf,io.il Mao show tiw strata of lh
iwo Cuutilies.
For cheaper copies of the Man. n-M'ess
- ' K. OLKMAK.
Lewisbur?. Mar 1, ".
iT
TOTIt is hire r.v R.vcn, that Letters
of Adiuini-traiMiU-on the estate of J.iir
Monni, late oi Keliy Jowtiship. tnioa eona
ty.ilci ea-e.l. have 1 o n graiittd to ihe under
signed, by the Rc;i--n r if fni'-n couniy. in,
dna lorm of law ; iherefore alt persons in
ile'uted to said csiale, are reijoesti d lo make
Immediate pavnm.t ; and tbue having just
rl.iiir.s are a!o requested lo prgseiaihempro-
rerly authenticated or s'tilvmen' so
JtlSUl'H .Ult'i.r..
Vfn-Winpl". Tr . iTPomwirra.,
JHH. SI UK At K.
J!-l Ituailoe Tl . I'PII "0
A.li'iini'trntoT
June 13, !'.V
"I Y EXPRESS. .IiinI received a fresh siTp
I rlv ol Oi an;cs. lemons. Rhimus, 1'igsa U:
ue tT at I 1IRIS r L'ALDW ELL'S.
1 til.,, r.,K 1
baJU