Xinisliitrg Cjironirlc.
nr cTsTirouurs j. a. couyturj.
Sept. 23, 180-
sj.' Bti"r .. Tke Lnrumu iiU'MCU
,M lara l 4 bsal circulatiun uf u; Newspaper
u I.' khw County.
Te!;ranluo patch to Lewis! are, Chioaicl.
Foreign News.
SKTUSTOrOL FALLEN!
Terrific Smyhlcr .'0,000 Lite A"!
New York, Shi t. 27. The America
lias iirrivcil, bringing one wetL'n Uer news
from Europe.
On the th iust., after a Lombard" raent
of three dajs' duration, and repulse, one
liciuc very severe, of the French with ter
rific slaughter, at ihc ltcclau fort and be
fore the Malakoff tower, iu which the Eng
lish and French troops lost about 120,000,
and RuEeians more than 10,000, the
llussians evacuated the city, after blowing
up their defence, sinking all their vessels
of war, and firing the city, leaving nothm
but a mas if smouldering ruins. Five
French Generals, including Gen. Bosquet,
are amoncst the killed. A large convoy
was placed along the coast to intercept the
inland retreat of the Must lang. 1 be Al
lies have captured an immense amount of
material of war. It is reported that the
Allied Generals demanded the uncondition
al surrender of all the Russian stores and
defences in the Crimea.
fard.JTrom Joint Srbrack, Esq.
For the Le L-burg Chronicle.
Messrs. Editors: Passing through ihe Bnr
ouch of Mifflinburg the other day, I was there
Informed that on Saturday last (S2d inst.) tw
c-rtain men (rom Lewisburg passed through
t at place, and circulated a report that I had
withdrawn from Ihe field, and was no more a
candidate for the office or Associate Judge 5
and at the same time did banter, and oner to
bet large sums of money on the result of the
coming election, all fur the purpose of influ-
encing voters aguinst me. I therefore hereby
inform my friends, that said report is not true,
as I have never authorized any person to re
port any such thing ; and my intention has
all along been, and is yet (if I am spared) to
go iuto the election ; and I would yet say that
I shall be thankful to all who can support mej
and against al! those who cannot support me,
I shall not harbor any animosity or ill feel
ings in my breast.
JOHN SCHRACK.
East Buflaloe Sept. 26, 1655.
Questioning Candidates.
It is rather late in the canvass, and we
doubt the propriety of mixing up the
County Seat with all or any other question
before the public. ''What is the besteitc
for County Scat ?" is one question ; and
"Which is the best man for Judge ?" or
"for Sheriff Via another. Let each ques
tion be decided upon its own merits "let
every tub stand on its own bottom'' is
our motto. As however, we have been re
quested, we waive our own convictions of
policy, and insert the following interroga
tories, hoping the several candidates ad
dressed will, if they feel inclined, transmit
to us their answers rby Tuesday even
Wig next.t
To Mtsm. Darnel IK Guldm L. F. Albright.
Gentlemen s As you are both candidates for
the office of Sheriff of L'nion county, and as
there appears to be a misunderstanding in
the public mind as regards your tore and t'n
Jlurna on the question of llie County Seat,
we request you to make known thronch the
Chronicle," how your votes and iulluence
will co on this question.
Sept. 34, 1855. MANY VOTERS.
To John Schradt, Mn V. Barber, and Philip
Hulil. Enquire.
Ton being are all candidates for the office of
Judge of our county, ana it is orgen ugainsi
you in some quarters that you are advocating
one place for the seat of justice, and others
assert lhat you ate for the other place. We
therefore ask you to come out over your own
name, in the next papers, and state whether
you will vote for Mirflinburg or for Lewisburg
for county Seat, and much oblige. MANY.
To John V. Harber, Ijq.
Sir Your Lewisburg organ has questioned
Col. Ruhl as to his connection wilh thU alle
prd secret Anti-Liquor Law l.rasue thus in
dicating, lhat you are again to be run in Lew
isburg as a Temperance candidate.
The example being thus set, we desire to
ask you how much you paid a certain distil
ler near Mililiiiburg for liquor used in gain
inc voo votes in 1853 ! How many liqnor
tellers received your money, from yourself or
friends in that campaign ! Mow many inn
keepers have you told, the present year, that
if you were elected and any&orfy had a license
thry shnuid have it 1 Is not the secret order
to which ynu belong, zealously, engaged in
promoting .your election 1
These things are changed against yon. If
not true, please employ ihe columns of the
CWt-'cc to deny ihem. Your refusal to re
ply, will be taken as a confession of the char
ge,, i HONESTY.
John Schrack.
Foiled in all attempts to coax, drive or
abuse this geutlcuian from the field as a
candidate for Associate Judge, bis oppo
nents last week got up another candidate
Philip Ruhl and now :omc with a long
face to Mr. Schrack and tell him lie must
make way for John Jiarber, or Col. Ruhl
will get the Division law repealed, it fleeted,
and disapprove any building Lewisburg might
erect, with other alarms equally false or ridi
culous. All this, however, is -Love's Labor
Lost." Barber's backers knew before getting
him on the course that he was not the people's
choice at first, and is daily becoming less so.
They find also that Schrack has the entire I
confidence of the people of every party or sect.
Anil their last, rtcsperale ellorl, inis weeir, to
manage him off, has proved a failure. (
It is true Mr. . "sell rack did not at first seek
the office ; but having in July last consented I
to be an Independent candidate, he can not
now in justice to himself or his friends, back j
out for anvlKnIy. j
clam. tl,at they lave a right to one man' on '
I hc Uermau citins of h is conntr iuMlv
ZZL
A German Judge would often save an mirr-'
r,r,. n.i k. . i .'""..I.
iiinM.7. . f 1 j ,7 ,,""'l"V"u I
witnesses, to women and children who might
have business before Court.
The location of Mr. Schrack is best. Most
persons desiring to see a Judge when Conn is
not in session, do noi wish to go mm V1 iu
Deer or West ButTaloe both wet of ihe cen
tre of Ihe conniy. Mr. SchraeV'w residence is
about equal distance from l.rwisbursr, Ne
I.rnin sua miiniiiotire inr mrcc irmin oi
.,: .u .i - .i ,
Irgal business, and when wanted in a hurrr !
he cmil I easiest be bad. ' j
J: iho- who lrar t'ol. Kulil m inttch, really j
wish to defeat him. they should unite upon
Schraek.who is imdoabtedly the strongest man
in ihe countr. If Mr. Schrack were not in
the fieri, most of ihe tiemian volera would
fall upon Kohl.
' Will It Pay ?'
New Rerliu had the County Seat com
pricing both Union and Suydcr forty
years. The citizens f that town, know
well its pecuniary value. And whea in
danger of losing it by Division, they would
have offered if the profits were such that
they could afford it 5,000 or eiO.OOOj
to renew the County Buildings, that they
might rclaiu that advantage. If thry had
done so, no dunbt they wnald have kept
tho Seat for sonic years to come. That
they did not even rff-r such a bonus, shows
their opinion of the profits of county busi
ness. Now, the question for the Mifflinburgers
is, Will Hiy ym to expend ? 15,000 to
-0,000 for ouly half of tho patronage
which New Berlin had? We ask the
men of ordinary means who havo signed
small or large sums, W ill it oy f Re
member, there is no hope cf any more ter
ritory being added to Union county if yon
succeed. Will it pay to expend the money
you propose for half a run of custom to
retain which New Berlin would not offer
a Dollar? Think of it!
Rut, " Will it pay in Lewisburg ?" some
one may ask. Well, we think it may, for
then wc feci sure of a fine slice being add
ed across the river, with a probable addi
tion over White Deer mountain. In that
case, we could ppare Union, Jackson and
New Berlin to Snyder county, if they de
sired to go, and there should be three good
sized and well shaped counties left. Adu
10,000 to our population, and we could
live. The subscriptions to Ihe Lewisburg
bond are all comparatively small, and
could be paid without any trouble or ta
king any amount from ordinary business.
Besides, Lewisburg has sonic pride and
taste for building, and would pay that or
a larger sum to beautify their town, and
will be paid that way if not in money
profits.
The "Star" nnder a Cloud.
The Editor of the Mifflinburg Star stat
es that the bit against the Sprite Creek
Road, noticed in our paper Eomo weeks
ago, arose in consequence of his supposing
not knowing intimately our internal po
litics that that was the Road for which
Bonds were desired ; and that, as soon as
his error was pointed out to him, it was
corrected.
This is his reply, which we give from
memory, and believe to be correct If he
had suppressed the sheets containing the
error, or explained it in his next paper, it
would have looked much more consistent,
but he did neither, and left the matter
just as wc published it.
But the thought arises, How did the
Editor tupjnse the Spruce Creek was to be
denounced and the people warned against
it as a Lewisburg movement ? The infer
ence plainly is, that he had heard it treat
ed in the very manner he treated it, and,
as children sometimes innocently reveal
family secrets, so he in his simplicity on
ly published what ho supposed to be Mif
flinburg sentiment.
The Editor also lakes in high dudgeon
our charge that he gave no notice of the
Whig meeting in Lewisburg, but noticed
the Democratic meeting in New Berlin,
lie does not deny the fact, tut gives the
lame and awkward excuse that somebody
had told him something about our meet
ing which caused him to suppress a pre
pared notice. The account scot liiin was
every word true, and the reproach of some
local or political enemy should not swerve
a central journal.
lie half denies that be had published a
Democratic paper in York. Our inform
ant slates that the JLinortr Gazelle at
Hanover. York Co., 1'a., was a Demo-
cratic paper, puUisbcd J Gutelius &
Swarti, but a very few jears ago, and he
undernlauos the Mr. Gutelius named 111
the Rev. Samuel Gutelius now of the
the Kcv. Samuel Gutelius now of the
Star, llocs the Editor deny that ?
The inference 3f the Star, that vre wish
to cut oflT Lis bread and butter, was alto
gether unfounded. We wish him and
his the beet of white bread, buttered on
I both side, but we also wish him to serve
I his old Whig patrons as well as his Dem
ocratic patrons. We have the best of rea
sons for desiring Printers and Preachers
to lire on the fat of the land, and have
good big lists of snberibers.
Finally, the Shir won't notice the
Chronicle any more. Well, several ef
your predecessors came to the same con
clusion ; but that never destroyed the
Chnmide, nor the causes it has advocated.
If after assailing ns two or three weeks
before we replied if after charging upon
us gross errors which have all been re
turned upon ynu with interest if after
all this you think it best to quit the field,
we can ouly say we admire your discretion
much more than your valor. Vour ability
to defend your cause is far weaker than
your desire
The new Liquor Law.
We observe that some petty political
papers are trying to make party capital out
of wbat they call the "ine law." That
aw 'n0 one partj is responsible for, or can
. J
eiaiui lue creun ot. x uc idv
Democratic, tlie Honse was American.
. . , , , ...
Thc of " h-d t0 Pa8 bo,h Va"
se, and tlie Whig Governor figneJ it at
Le proUlifcJ , ,; ,ny aw not ctcarI,
. . . .
unconbuiuiiuumi wuivu iutj injiucuiuit;
Representatives cf tho People ehtmld i
ThL, promise he made, -
i a- j. Tt. : v. t
before Election, in & letter published
. '
broad cast over llie Mate,
.
arSThc Election in Maine is incorrect-
I I J j . ; , -
Iy claimed as a verdict against the winci-,
of . ProLilitorv I.iqaor Law. The
; most rtreuuous opponent, of -ueh law
I dared it Was finly SOtne Of the Laril-WOrk-'
. s
. (!,lt,;r, ,,T ,h K sl.v -r.rr.el .-.Incl !
, . ,. , ... I
ai not tte tolle3 of turrrcsslD l-'IUO' j
as tt ccjemou lnvcrage.
Lewisburs ciironicle
State Fair.
IlARnii-ni-BO, Sept. 26 The President
of th United States arrived at 12 o'clock,
accompanied by his suit, consisting frf
Commodore Shugart, of the 1'ateitt Officer;
Sidney Webster, Judge Nicholson, ITcnry
Wulib, J. W. Forney, Bnrnum of Balti
more, and J. F. Kennedy. Kooms were
taken for the party at Buehlcr'a Hotel,
The President was received by a commit-
tco of the Agricultural feociety, amid a
station) salute of cannon.
The weather is fine, and the stock of
horses, domestic articles, vegetables and
poultry, is the largest ever exhibited.
At 10 o'clock, upwards of five thousand
persons were upon the Fair gronnd.
SECOND DESPATCH.
The President and suite, accompanied
by the committeo,visitcd the Fair grounds
this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Tho Presi
dent was received by James Gowcn, Esq.,
President of the Society, with an appropri
ate address of welcome, and to which the
President replied in some length, compli
menting the Society upon tho success of
the exhibition, and expressing hearty gra
tification at tho evidences presented to him
on every hand of the vast resources of
Pennsylvania. Gov. Pollock and Ex-Gov.
Biglcr followed in elegant addresses. The
addresses elicited the heartiest applause.
The President's rooms at Buehlcr'a are
thronged with citizens, exchanging con
gratulations with him.
There arc still large numbers of visitors
arriving. Two pick pockets from Phila
delphia were arrested this noon.
Battle with the Slonx Indiana.
St. Louis, Sept. 24. We learn by an
express jost arrived at Independence, that
a battle took place on the 3d inst., near
the North Fork of the Platte River, be
tween Gen. Harney's command and a large
party of Sioux Indians. The contest last
ed several hours, the Indians fighting fu
riously, but were finally completely rout
ed, with a loss of eighty killed and fifty
men and women taken prisoners. Gen.
Harney lost six killed and six wounded.
The Indians are the same party that mas
sacred Major G rattan's command, and
murdered the mail party. The way-bill
of the mail was found in their possession.
The U. S. troops numbered about 40
men. The infantry were commanded by
Major Cady, and the dragoons, mounted
infantry and artillery, by Col. Cook. The
battle commenced early in tho morning,
and after tho Indians were routed, a run
ning fight of some ten miles followed, dur
ing which the Indians made a stand, and
fought with much gallantry. The Indian
women fought furiously. No officer was
killed.
Baltimore, Sept. 26. The boat from
Norfolk brings us the gratifying intelli
gence of an improvement in the health of
Norfolk and Portsmouth. Yesterday there
were only two new cases and four deaths
at Portsmouth. At Norfolk there wore
thirty deaths and twelve now cases.
Dr. Rizer is not dead but very ill.
The cool weather is having favorable
effect in diminishing the number of new
cases.
New Orleans, Sept. 24. The yellow
fever continuts bad in Alexandria, and
many cases continue to occur along the
Red, Ouachita and Atchafalaya rivers.
In this city tho deaths for the past week
were 214, including 89 from fever. The
epidemic ;s now considered as over.
Justice. A reputable member of Rev.
Mr. Anspach's cougrcgatiou in. White Deer,
who has bad many opportunities with bim,
and CDgaged in general conversation on
the subject, states to us his confident belief
that Mr. Anspach has not endeavored to
prejudice Lewisburg by any interference,
h c g stion
' 1
informant is hmisclf fncndlj to Lcw-
isburg, and thinks that flying rumDrs of
that import are unjust and untrue.
The Know Nothing State Council of
New York assembled at Auburn on Tues
day, and made the following nominations :
J. T. Hcadlcy, Secretary of State; Lo-
renzo Burrows, Controller ; Stephen li. .
cusning, attorney ueucrai ; ciepucu j.
Clark, Treasurer; Col. S. Seymour, State
Engineer.
storUishop Doanc of New Jersey, after
teaching Puscyism for years, has excom
municated his owd son because he bad "fol
lowed out tho principle" and gone clear
over to the Roman Catholic Church.
Union County Fair!
Eartletc, Thurticy f- Fritlny, Oct. 4 5
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PEEMIUMS FOR 1855.
For ?tallln to Iw .aid arhrn hn lia) Ifon Vrpt
ithia tlie limitsoflliesSicKlTviiesvrTlsvsrasuBJa nu I
bcst.aauier,nullioos .111!
best Ureeiimc urr, I or mora her n.ln to tie show .1 on 1
l lss.U SSUie ei.D.lltions 2 110 I
best i)idin Uorsa, not arer T jsar 3 00 I
ti l-t 2 0 1
best 3 rears old Colt 0 i
2dlstdo. 1 Oil i
urst z rears old LO It a on I
3d beat . 1 (Mi
-)it njrkins Hone Col 1 M)
2d brt4 dts. 1 M
) nt owking Mare Coll 1 WJ
2d bet do 1 00
Judgca James Halfpenny, Thomas Penny,
Thomas Co in It, Mich'l Uunkel, Mi. Kleckner.
Plowing Ufalch.
beat Phnrint -rmnl hrlnr: tw4 to ibr si II of rk
wen aoi difri) line of leatnn an well as eirrntioQ
vf the work, ratbar than tune, prufidrd il badoM
witbia a reaausabla time S 00
2d krrat S 00
"T W ,m " f 2
"
j , j - T I -
iea .ame.
brst Bull, ant nnder t or over ft rear old. kept
wiUiia l be linuu of th Society on sarvire seasoo 3 00
2d best same eouditwus 1 110
1.1 U..II o.ir o An
best (V. ft T all BWrprissS. 2of berealres tobeabnw
,vkk.M f he,' jm. ,nU fu .utrmems
JSSS mUku Z
iStST
to be rendered. 'IVnn. ran Journal' Ouejear, or too
I be.ll year akt ItcuVx, t. J. 4
re.
r.J
l oo
'ow pimt th gprttnt utount of Butts
Ji,J",",'t.ux,
o b.-tiV5.
s oo
I u0 I
anil West Branch Farmer ScpL 28, 1853.
M 1 renr old Ueifcr ' M
1M DM, . J. .
beststock of Neat Oaltl. he kinging to on bm
I'm lli.m Iu hoi, t. J. ni M
ZJ Imft, V, J.
.W- Daniel Witmrr. John 8mith-Hf-cyi
Jacob Hun.mel (Kelly,) John Chamber
lin. Darnel Rengler. '
Oxen and Steer.
hit jv,lr of Olen, 4 jfMV old of Wl
M
s no
2 ini '
but j'jk Stem CalfW. J. ' I ou
Team.
brut Mm ,if ovs from any van Iwim1iIs4 pair or
niorv 4 rmrm ol4 or m"Tm S
N ki of mrking I lorn 00
21 -
t.ipt roan ofMktrliml Horses 00
2d ti (i n i r. j.
Judsn Frederick Rothfon, Jno C. Watson,
Henry Rubl, Cbrnt. Heebold, Ueorge Heiser.
Sheep.
l-t Kr-i.-ti Merino Buck, kqil niUiin to Society
limit '1 TM.ru
lMMt llitrk nf aUT other brr-.
bent 6 V.w Suerp, J. and $t or
InikL o Laiuta
sen
1 .HI
2 w
a w
Swine.
net Boar
i,l hunt 00
kivt Sow It hone or Bore of her plga to fe hwn
J. anl 2 or s 0
",l het. 1. and 1 or
l -t i i.c mure ii, 3 to 10 mil old 1. awl 1 or
2.1 ht
2 on i
too,
iil 2 it-'-s J. and 1 or - 'hi
2d !nl J. or n"
Judges John Roland. Samuel Barber, J. J.
I.ahell.s U. llilbish. tt m. Kelly.
Poultry
fcfwt pair Bkaafhai Chicken
2d l-.-l
bent pair ChHtagnup
21 U
I- pair Cochin China
2d ll
hrnt pair roltsh
2d Uei-l
trot pnirof may other breed
2.1 lient
lnt pair Turkey
"J l.e.L
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2S
1 Ml
SO
Jttdga James K. Davis. Abj'm Swinrford,
A. M. Lawshe, Charles Crotzer, Win. Eilert.
Crops.
h"t 5 aeres Winter Wheat
2.1 best, J. and
3d bent
' bit bushel of Wheat
2d brrt
l-,t aire Spring; Wheat
ben & acres Ujr
2i best
beot t arras India Corn
Mliest
Sdnrat
liem aire do do 1. and
2.1 be. 1 1.
br.f bube Com la car
2d beet
bent b acres Oat
2.1 best
best bushel Oata
be5t bub.-l lluekwheat
bent 5 acre Uarlvj
2.1 bent
bent crop rotatoes, not nder X w
2d bet
beat bushel Sweet Potatoes
do ComoK.u 1'olaltie
bet 2 acres Turnips
bv.t bushel Tarnipe
bet acre Carrots
b-st Z acre Beets
brt bushel Hevt
beet acre Kata Kaga Turnip
best ) . acre IWaus, J. alul
2.1 best
best peek B-ans
twtt perk I'eMS
best lot Cntiliage
best i Pannikins
t on
3 isi
a no
1
So
1 so
on
S on
6 DO
S on
3 00
0
1 ot
60
1 0U
1 00
ii
60
t 00
1 00
0
2 00
I "0
6
too
60
1 00
2 00
60
2 OU
BO
1 00
60
60
60
1 CO
Judm Martin Priesbach, Philip Gross, K.
V. B. Lincoln, Tho's Howard, Nathan Slcer.
Fruit.
best lot Winter Apples, not uudur 4 kinds, a peek of
'.rU't'j"1''''" r"Jt'1 l"M" 9""utmej.Al 00 j
best Tn'rie'ir Apples notunler 10 kinds or lass tbu
2 bushels in all. J. and 1 00 !
best bushel Appi-s 1
i A, !
best specimens Plums 3 or saorv kukd
iiesi sx-i, uene i mi.
1 Oil
liest pi-ck tcoineca
t-t peek Teaches
best bit llrpe. b ilia, or mora
Judsn Henry Noll, Kami Lndwig-,
1 Oil
1 isl
1 no
Sam'l
Wilt, J. D. (Jhamberlin, F. C. Mover.
Dairy Product.
bet 10 lbs. or mors Dutter,asuerUitUrknlkanil8 00
I.I be.t
beet rhecse, 26 lbs. or BMrs 2 00
bet l.'t U.'iicy, US llis. or mors 1 00
Judges Dr. CWilson, Miehl Brown, John
Yoitngman, Daniel Long, Daniel D. tiuldio.
Flour and Bread.
brut lUrrel of What Floor 1 00
best !-i li. Buckwheat H..ur 1 00
best specimen of Mour Bread, with written state
ment of manner ol making: it 100
beet Uye anil Indian, same condition. 1 no
Judge Samuel Shadle, Ab'm Rpigelmyer,
Tho's Hayes, Sam'l Haupt, Jos. Kleckner.
MouMelioId Manufactures.
bet Fulled Cloth, 10 jards or more 2 00
2,1 best 1 00
bent W'Kjl Flannel, 10 yards Or mors 1 00
24 best 0
best Ontton and Wool do lew yards or mora 1 HO
Wt Woolen Varn Carpsliog fire yards or mors 2 00
aj best 1
best Ita; Carpeting, yards or mora 1 00
JA lst 00
best Hearth Una; 1 00
best 1 - d s. pMr. Men's Woolen Half IIoMl 60
l-st M'oolcu Shawl 1 00
Hi best 90
best pound Woolen Vard at!
Iie.t yuiit oo
2d beet 1 00
liot Bedspread 1 00
2d beet
(est soecimcn NccUlcworfc
to!
1 o I
2d best SO
beet Ijimp Mat t
beet Knit Tippet 0
best U roopht Shoes JbO
liest 2 pairs Mitteua .SO
lieet specimen raised Worsted Work Ml
best Mrnw Hats, 6 or more 1 00
best dniuestic Soap. 6 it, or mors 1 (10
Judge Henry fiast, l'eter Beaver, James
M'Creight, Shem Spigelmyer, Henry High,
Manulaetured Articles.
best sioprle aiprn W' ,
liest Se cimcu Cabinet Work S 00
best Kress Coat "0
best Vest !
Is-st Wap.m Harness 1 00 1
Iwst M d- s. Calf Skins finished 1 " I
best ' . iloi. Kip Skins 1 oil
Wl Vj ri
I- t i.,t finished leather any other Hod 1 00
best i des. pairs Thick Hots 1 la)
best 2 pairs sewid Cnlfll.eits 100
best ! pairs LsahV Kid fhnes 1 00
Judges J. roster ilson, t.eo. cnnure.
Edw'd Wilson, John Dalesman, J. M. Taylor.
Agricultural Implcnicats.
best tupnt4 sward ttow
8 00
1 oo
a to
.tTmprorcd seed Plow
oo
b!t ubwtU IMow
NwtUraift Uaapr
bpf-ttirasnCutur
I'-t Crain Will
brut orn Irill
bout I'anoinir Still
b rt Culhvator
lvit 1 1 arrow
hmt Hollt-r
bort .rr.prr.TfMi noT RaM
IVut Utae-SptTaU.T
b-nt portable i'.rr Mill
brH pnrtaM- t'K.Tcr Uullet
heft Uoi.Srvthfff
bondoL Hav Korku
brt dnm. Manurr Forfci .
br-n '4 Jo. r-hoela
2i hl-Kt
1 00
1 00
1 oo
3 00
3 00
1 00
1 00
1 no
1 00
1 00
loo
bot dox. iiia
K.s. 1 .ln Sums AlCeS
.... .nri us. fnl imnnirement In anr tarn ma
chine, or imflenient, 'mm $1 to i, secordiaj to
lis value, at tlie iii.srretiAn of the I'oaimittee.
mnr new ami useful improreiet In an bnasehnld
nisrliine, imiileuieiil or arliele or furniture calett
.. ... iv....n ,i.a lsltetre females from ft tnsil
, , , , i I... 1 1 ,,..-
Jnagt . "'. "-"
G. Brown, Daniel Kaufman, 1 nilip ILaotz.
JInniirC.
two 4 boras loads eompost Manure, best nsm,
.nniarrl at a least expense, by any w Broeavs,
a statement In writmic 10 si.rn ofaialrrial
! mwt of prrKaratbia, expense, ac, a spast-
nien lo be eibiUUsl at Ine rsu
4 no
Fnrm Arcoanta.
best aeeonnt of Ksrm iperationa for the seas, rt
ins Uiepjajiageinentof s.k,eropa, any Isaaror.
aient in renema. pUri. ssedrnr, ealfiralins:
a4 fcarresUDK crops, tocether with el prase, sod
Inniuie of the fa no. to be presented to the Com
mittee on Crops on or before the first Monday Ua
Janusrv next, and premium awanled brtbem I CD
FTratrst profits from ' i arre of land ia any crap or
nsips. tuli statement in aritini: of espenss of la.
Ie, msnure, c wltk trtw sal o'orop,osrU-
fled under oatb, J. sod J 0"
2d best
Judge John Wilt, E. R. Men?as, Wnv, U.
Herrold, Norman Ball, Jacob Strath,
rncnumorated Artlclea.
Judge Stm'l Weirick, II. U. Eyer, Jamw
Marshall, Darid Hayes, Datid Letby.
The same animal or article shall take th
same premium in the same class bnt once.nor
be allowed to take a lower premium in rank
than has preioasly bca taken by th sasa
The seTeral Committees shall bare liberty
to recommend Honorary Premium, to be paid
by the Executive Committee as they may deem
the funds, of ihe Society will warrant, and
also to award Diplomas to such contributors
a, they may aitm worthy of that notice.;
2dbeat
I , Real Estate for Sale. :
THE subscriber offers at Public Sale
on FRIDAY the IMili day of OCTOiiiUr
next, a i' tlLIf couiaining Of Ari es and
allowances, joining lands
uf John Fox and
Robert Mtrayliorn, in BulTaloC Tfi, Tnicm t'o, I
near llie tiiiioii t'hurr.h: whereon i-s a good i
Dwelling House, a Double UAR, and (
other necessary Outbuildings, a never-
failing Spring of good Wuter.an OrchardsKgj
of Fruit Trees ol dilb rout kind-, about ono-XT I
halLsif the land cleared and under cultivation,
thM?alaiire Woodland. A good title will be
given. Pale to coinnie nri; at II) o'clock A M
of said day, on llie premises, when and where
lite conditions wisj he made know n br
WILLIAM SHIELDS.
BnlTaloe, Sept. 12, 153
Executor's Sale.
WILL be offered at l'ublic Sale, on
the premises, iu White Deer township,
Union Co., 1'a.,
srl i o.t I... j
next, commencing at 10 o'clock, A.M., the
Real Estate of the late Dssir.L lonct, decea
sed, viz.
Nib I. The MANSION PROPERTY, con
taining 60 teres of Land, with aA
large Brick House, large Bank Unrn, aixi
Spring House and never-failing Spring near
Ihe house, two OKCII ARDS, a Blacksmith's
Shop, and the necessary Outbuildings. All
under good cultivation.
No. II. A TRACT OF LAND adjoining
the above, coniaimng 30 Acres, all under
good cultivation.
NO. III. A TRACT OF lOO AfRF.S i,f
TIM II Kit LA.ND, on White Deer
JtsJ('reek Mountain, adjoining the For-
est Iron Works, principally of
.jsa.ftki.jy.Che.stnm Timber. It will be otlered
together or in Lots, to suit purchasers.
The Farm property adjoins lands of Adam
Ranck. Abraham Kanck, aikj John mi. nair,
nwj J..
cQroi
and is situated abo
5 from Lewisburg
and is situated about 2 J milin rom Milton and
Terms made known at sale by
S1M I. MARSHALL, J r..cl..or,
DAVID RAMSEY, Executors.
White Deer Tp, Sept. in, 1855
A VALUABLE FASH
iuii saie. ine suiistnuer uiitrs m.
valuable Farm, in Kelly Tp, L'nion Co.,
(4 miles from Lewisburg and 2 from Miltou).H
Private Sale. It contains Mil .teres Land,
part Limestone and parttiravel, and about :J.'j
acres of River Bottom adjoining lands of Da
vid Heinly anil others. It is heavily limed,
well mauured, and conveniently divided into
fields with a laste running through theceuter,
all under good lencing.
The improvements are a Stone Heuse.
and Stone Bank Barn, very f ub-i.inna',JjJL
and of Ihe best finish. A Well of the best
Water and Pump therein on the kitchen porch
of the mansion, a brick Washhouse with cel
lar underneath used as a Milkhnuse the cellar
floor laid with hricL. also a llnwiii? Pumn in
,lle barn.yarj anil aniher at the house, with
water brought by ihe best of cement pipes
from a fne spring some hundred yards from
.ne Uui Mines. There are alnmt IS acres
sv'h
innoer i. ami, also an urcnaru 01 cnoice
fruit of all kinds.
The title is good and clear of incumbrance.
I value the properly at 'jiKUl per acre. Part of
the purchase money may remain it desired
Sm.VJI JOHN KI.I.Mi.
Woodlots and Small Earm for Sale.
To suit purchaser, on reasonable term.
THERE arc i) litis of Woodland, si-
L mate in White Deer Tp., on I.mle 15uf
faloe Creek, aboiii a mile above tiiildm's store,
ranging from 14 to 21 aeres each, well timb
ered with various kinds of Oak, l'ine, Foplar,
and Chesnut.
The Farm contains about 55 acres.of which
18 are cleared, and has on it a Two Morv Loe
m House, a Log (Stable, Sprin of Water,
and Fruit trees of various kinds. It ad
joins lands of John Hummel and Jacoh Hart
man, almut 11 mile from Uuldin's tstore, iu
White Deer tp-, 1'nion L'o 1'a.
The above property is offered at Privale
Sale, by the subscriber.
OKORGE MEIXELL.
Kelly Tp Aug. 10, '55.
PRIVATE SALS.
THE undtTsisnt'd oirers at Private Sale
J. a beautiful and well-known property sit
uate in Hartley township, ITnion county, on
the road from Hartlelon to Kaulfinau's Mill,
about one mile from either place, containing
OO Acre of land more or loss, whereon are
erected a lare two storry Ilnck House, ikA
a lare and commodious BAU.,a SmukeJB.
House, llrick rsj)rine; House with running
Waier brought in pipes from a cod rsprin,
a Wash house, llos stye, &c. There is a fine
jjxthrifty OKt'HAKli on the prfinises. con
ajcftaiiiiug a variety of choice Fruit Trees,
namely : Apples, Cherries, IVars, Teaches,
l'lnms, Quinces, of diffureut varieties, all in
full bearing.
The land is in a hi;h slate of cultivation,
nearly all of it inclining somewhat towards
the south, under good fences, and laid off in
regular fields.
Persons desirous of procuring for them
selves a pleasant and convenient home, will j
please call al the residence ot the subscriber.
JACOU KOVEIt.
Aug. 1, 185.V p-12m
A Valley Farm of Limestone Land,
pOMPKISING about 1C3 Acrrs, for
I I SM.K S:il Cirm K in nn. nflkphest
JJ I Wheai prowing vaiiies in Central Ptnnsylva
3 oo j nia.wiihin two miles (over a Bridge) to a Hail
s' w I xo&A, accessihle to Markets, in an eminently
3 ; healthy neiphborhood, near ;o Mills, Stores,
1 1 i Church and .School Houses, and iu the midst
of an intelligent and respectable population.
The Improvements are a first-class BANK
BAKN Ml by 45 feet.with a fair Mansion
House, VVa?on house, Corn house, andiLjJ.
other suitable Outbuildings. It has a lare
jnaApple Orchard, and Teach and Tear trees
rr. sufficient for ordinary use.
The Farm is all cleared txeept about one
acre (and plenty of Woodland in the immedi
ate vicinity.) all of Limestone soil, and as Ihe
owner thinks is not surpassed for natural pro
ductive qualities by any in ihe State.
It will be sold wholly, or a portion of SO to
100 acres, as nnqhl suit a purchaser.
t?"Any cash man wishing such a properly
can obtain further information by applying In
O.N.Womir.s, Chroniele ollice, Lewisburir. -If 0
A FARH AT PRIVATE SALE.
A FARM Irflonicins to tlie Heirs cf
1. I'M All SII.SU V. deceased, containing
about 'il' Al-ren of good land, situated in
Kelly township, l'nion county, adjoininsf lands
of I.aird Howard, Isaac Klins and oth-j-
ers, oo which is erected a Tim ftVorevi-lA
Frame Dwelling Wca large Iiank Ilarnand
all necessary Out-buildines. wilh several
Sprinijs of never-failing good waier near the
buildincs.
There is also npon the premises, a suf
ficient ORCHARD of choice Fruit Ap
ples, Peaches, &e. &e.
The land would suit very well lo divide in
Two Farms, as a pood proportion ef Meadow
can be allotted to each Farm.
I j?Terms can be made easy, as One-Third
of the amount may remain on the property.
For further particnlars, yon are referred to
John Walls, Lewisburg; Thomas Clin;an,
near the premises, or to Robert Hayes, near
Milton, Northumberland connty.
tT"The above described property, if not
sold before Tuesday, the 2d day of October
next, will then be ofTered at Public Sale on
the premises at III o'clock of said day.
KOHKKT HAVES, tiuvfthe Fcr'.
June t9, 1M5.
James B. Hamlin,
.A TTORNKY at LAW,
1 V ITr tllllee u Second St. west tide, Iwo
Tours i-ouili uf .Market, Lett Kliwrsr
i;inS'J3 . I n to. Fa.
The October Eleelion. i
Whig iVuiMiMff f'lr Cuiuil 'itmmiinner, j
JOSKI'H HENDKiiON, of Washin-;ton Co. i
l.,a Aisixiitr, lir.i ui' i r. H.Mi;iiiMi,BiJuiiisite.
ErrUBLlCAU NCJCIKATIOK.
Fur Canal ( 'iimlKf"innrr, '
PASSMOKK AVILTsIAMs'OX,
(duw in Myni-Bf.inT lr!n fr hflioi; ft poor w- man
ut ! r e-liil-trn out of ili- eiu' I.-- la lua-ur f.w
ltKH.i ti d tf rv rt- .-tav- iy in I'mbfjuaniaTJ ;
Ameriran RoMtnrr f.r Catvtf t'mntinwrt j
PETKll 31 A TIT IX, of Lancaster County, j
lifnttcrutic XotJiittec Jhr ('anal ( 'unmiiuncry 1
AKXOLD PLl'MEU, f VeiinnKn Co.
iu AWCS1U.T, J. P. U.IW1.1.I., of JuuUla.i.uoty. '
tlilioi Co'rij! li-ll-i, fohbjJ Tjjiffi.i.i'i'ti-ti
Fv Aol.xi.TE Jn-ir.
juiin" v. iivi:::tn, .r w. -t iiuT.i s,
r".R Siimrr, t. F. Al.liKli.HT, of WLac ur
l'ia CoMSiscioras, I
JA.'.il: III' MM F.r.. el t;. He. I
GKiilti.K M'll'H II. .,1 M flml iirr.
KlCHAllO V. II. L1.NOL.N, 1 lUrtl.y.
r.j Tsrisrtrji,
IlUiiiaiT II. 1. Ul:l, of Lsst ll.i!U.-i.
F.. Snorts, UAMti II UK', ! II .1:; y.
r.,a aimtos, AKriiiHAi.n ni'i.M-. .r t ui. n.
F.ja Cokosa, DIMI.I. 1.KN..I.KI:, Sr., of 1 ultaloc. .
Volrmieer Candidate. j
Fob Aad'AUTC Ji tM.ic,
JuIl.N Sl'iritAi'K, K-i . of Fs.'t RiilT.li.
Fo Sllltirr, DAMl:l. I). IICI.MN. . f Kelly
F . Ouuu-akKtalt, FA.'J'L l.lVl.MI, lsl .of I uil.is .
To the Voters of Unioa County.
BEI.N( rrc-nestril by a number of my Trie nils
1 oiler mysrll as a Vulunterr L'ainliciatr
lur the Ollice of t'ouur Vonunokiimtr. Should
I be elected, I will en'ilraror to fill saiil i llire
to the best interest of the t-'i utitv, witn. nt any
regard lo poliucs. SAM'L I.(i. ,
Dulfalne Tp, i-epl. 5, in:.
A xs vt late Jutlire. j
Al ihe roiuestnf numerous friends thrnn-jh- '
out the county, JOU.N st'HHAt'K, Lstj, ol
East Bunalie,lias ct'iisrnted to hecnine a c:in
dulate fur Associate JuiK-e atthecmine rice- ;
lion. His well-known rhar irti r fur stiaihi- !
forward honesy, his usefulness as a peare
inaking Magistrate, and well aciuaini it wilh i
both the Knsiish ami l.i'rman laiiuases.eiiu- ,
nently roniinemf him fur ihe sullVat-es of the
people lor lhat oliicee MANY. I
July sr., 155. te. 1
To the Voters of Union County.
ITEi.I.OW OiTIZEXS-l ,.i-rmy-tf a an
liulepenih-nt eaii'lulate lor the Oiiice of
Miei'il'. siiouiil 1 be clic'.rd. I plclu-e my
self to itisrhare tlie tluties i.f said olilce u ith
fidelity and inipattialitv.
li.WILL I). OI I.U1X. 1
Kelly Tp, Aur. 17, !.".
I'O the Voters of ('j.ii.n t'ounty : As a c.m-
ili.'ule for ,'i'Uiify t'ornmtssii'iifr at the
election in October next, we take pleasure in
recommending Cup:. J.corue Selioe.l, of
.Mitiliii lur-,', as a man nualili. il ami uorinv lor
thatotlicer June S". EAST lil."FFA1.0.
" the Voters of 1'niun Cotinly : A
icr-
iff is to be elected in ihis cotmrv, all
ine to recommend as a candidate, .Mr. 1.- F.
.l.i;liIt;HT, of W lute Ueer to-.vnship. Mr.
A. is well qualit'ii d in every respect fur that
station, as all who knn'.r him will atti st ; and
should he be elected, he will as.suredlv be a
popular iitl'icer. June !. W 11ITE 1KE!I. I
Mis. fniToiia. As the time is drawin?
hear for nomination suitable persons for the
respective odices of I'tiion county, le! me sug- '
tjesl to the favorable considerate n of ihe vo
ters, DAVID HA VI.!. Kq.. of ll utbt. n, for
I.'ui'stt Si nvrvon. As a praci:L-al Surveyor,
he is unsurpassed in experience, and haviii
the dralis and papers of his decease 1 brother,
li. (i. II. Hayes. Kq.. (late Survey ir.) no one
is beueraeipiaitili'il w;th the surveys of I nii n
county. Tli-1 olfice- is not lucrative, but r .nii
res a man of experience and intimate fctinvr
leili;e to perfmin the duties Correclly and
without extra expense.
5'J HART EV.
Mb. Wiititt It rppe;irs to tne thnt the
time has come when the citizens of l'nion
county should su'jct suitable perons to till
the Oilires of the roiinty to be elected at tlie
ensnins October eleeiion. Itv doin so in time. '
il will be more likely lhat those ctiices will be
tilled with the most citnpe'.. :it Oncers. As
one of the people I would soe-'esi Jl!l. V.
IIAKUKR. Esq.. of West BiitV.loe township. to
the suffrages of the voters of l'nion Cnuntv.lor
the office' of Asset late .Et'ilsf of s:1,,i
cotintv. I.ESMS1H Kt!. i
May g.V Iss.Vt if.
NOTICE.
A T a YiMhz ol' tlie lidu! of Mans-
1. pers of llie I'liimi ( un:v VT hi it.il Tire
Insurance Company. IkM at the olliee of said
Company in the Koroiojh of I.ewis'.mr:. on
the -1th day of August, the fdlowin; Kcsolu
lion was unanimously adopted :
Kesolved, lhat an assessment of nir.e per
cent, on the Premium Notes be made, to no et
the loss sustained by this company, and due
the devisees of Wm. M. Sehin-h &c.
Published by order of the Hoard ofPirec
tors. J. A. MEMTZ, Secretary.
Auj. 10, 1S35.
FARRIERY.
'PIIE subscrilior offers Ms services
.1. in eurini Horses ol Toll F.vil or Fistula.
He will cure Horses of either of these alliic
tions for .'ji-'i, or make no charge if not .suc
cessful. Here is an opportunity for every one
w hose horses are atllii-ied, to lestore them to
health and working order. Residence on my
Farm in Ke'lv Tp.. near I.ewisl.iir..-.
Au;, 10, lti55. C.EOKliE MKI.X'KLI..
Estate of Daniel Ludwig, dee'd.
"VTOTH'E is henliy Riven, tliat Letters
1 Testamenlarvoii the Estate ol DA.Ml.I.
M'DWIO. late of White Deer township,
l'nion coutilv, decM.have lecn printed to lh
undersigned by ihc Register of l'nion county
in due form of law ; therefore, all persons in
debted to said estate are requested lo make
immediate payment, and those having any just
claims are also requested to present thein lc
"ally authenticated for settlement.
JUKI, RANCK, Wxrcutun.
ROBERT CANDOR, r.secutors.
White Deer, Sept. 3, Is5.r
SELLING CFF !
TO close liusiness T!ie snlist-rilier.
X bein- about lo remove, wishes to dispose
of the K.NT1RB STOCK of DRY tlOODS.
CLOTHS and FANCY ARTICLES, which
will be sold Im Iow fust.
We invitP Ihe attention ol Purchriscrs to the
Slock oirered. C.I LL and EXA MIS K. Net
duor to Kline's llutel. Matl.el 'j'""-'"'5"
Latest from ScTjaslopcl.
"VIEW COODS,
1 for Sprlnsr and Stinimrr,
IJOMPRWIXt. EVERYTHING W-XTF.I
IN OCR LINE OK IICSINKSS AND A I
THE MOST REASON ABLE RA I bs, now
received and for sale by the subscribers.
We invite a public inspection ol our stock
uf Merchandise.
hi km .v. voasi;.
Lcwi;Mir--. May I"'. S-o3
Let us Reason (oelherl
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
H-I A tit nr SiCKT
II ti.ic- l-ven (Tie lt of tin l.uoian ri- r- WfH-f
V,wn hj ilim and ratfrinK. IhM.lJlWA V S HLtH
:,r- i y. mil n'H t.-. t.. rlie r )ief of ii W KAk, th
UsVol3, Umi MU.Ii Alk., sui-i Ums JNtIKl, f ail
.jun.-nr .- p-x t.l c-.t,tiiti' m. rrot-nT Nolliv
: - r i':.i'v ui" riir.iN flic b..liU-tur f ftis
m"ti-in"i in ti- I intt-i ,-tatr-, rrJ orh rft th-m lo ft In
ti t uii2t.i.i d p.i.olt. ai itr i mt tmx4f lim wurltl
Ktcr i-aw tor tlic rruio.ul of d.is.
rse I'dh J'urify the. PhI.
on -t-'msrfi. tho li. r. tl.- Wi lli ti lK" t
Lilt, w. l . l-tl!-, rorrt ttn any dt-raDtf Bit at m
tl.. it Inn' 'i' lr. ,..jmIh 11.- l'ij-J. iL- -rjt fjuulaiM
tl aifJ lau4 o an tie -i-en i all k Kmu.
N.-ir.y I.jK Ho- l.aTn;.a ristv a.Te taken tbrae Pills.
Is !..i !, n j.'orl in :t'l i ,i-r- Mltf worM.thal B.thiog
:.i !- a 1'ititnl la. iu ta--m it; f ii--rilerit lim
In. r. !. , , i '. ii"l -. l:i:.eii til, i Alli t - -n TUt'i. Jhi f
fix-u ,r a Lea.tliv t -n- tlwia- trkt ir, bottrvex Slttck
ilur-.ut. t, Miol w i. u iit. l.- t mt-anis L i Uiif-I.
:,.ut1 Wry, I'l U...ihh.
Vntir of f.. r.i"f .t-i("tir- iKT-rnm't.ti hxvm errat
th- tr H-'U lo liou tn ihi- iutn-lu E-B of ttt i'llls,
tli a tl" " inrsT l i"HT- t.n in-im of lh? tnaa-.
L.-Arn- io.it.!'. s ui nut li.at 11,1 it.ritii.iw I tljHt arat
r iii..J- t-wr known I t i- r of .f.-Iirite health. -r
wika rr rh ; -tetn l. t - u inp..iri-i, a iU WtboraUftg
1 ; ti ..is n t er r ' 1-
Nfi K.-ninI.y'.uro. r oil. li ull without tb vlv
hratrti -iK.it. It iirr-elr- nal l'nl- the aK-atbljF
ri.urr.-i -. ( rill --ri !-. -ttti(' in m-iiiy r-v- I ihe a cLartM.
ItL- alwi tti.-lirrst ai aUiriiw tliat raa tw tdveft
to h Mr it ot a!! --, iti.'l ! r anr eoMaUuut, cvtuav
uouUjr iu ijuniy fti u: i th- wiibouttt.
itati-wiy't I'tlh ar tf, I-st r'Mtf Htwn in the Wrid
A-thTni 1t p? !.- O-mpTatfita
romi W.iut.- h o rBJ Au Uw tvt h.nti
t nittlu F'-nKilr-roiui-iajiit-. W.i-
V. -.u li. :i-fco h- M'-iir ar O ravel
lle t I-Ufftvi-s ln-li -ti- a S-i-mlarT !vnij.t- nl
4-rUvend loiiuiiiM AriMTfal AIWtara
' ,"!-- Inrlaiii'tottlon fsurau uf ail kifttia
l:arltii-ft Juofi Utiiknei
, .'..I I rtt the Me,i1i,fKt..ri.- of ln f.-i.r llMrrowT,
Ui ! d I-iiie. .-w -rk. ao-i Strantl. Ir'Ifn.faBil
, . jr :.U r. -!..- t .ol- ln. ; n. lh airr-i of M. tihiaea
tlrt uzh--ui ihr I nitfi (-. aiol th- ririliz.fl world.ia.
Ifl'X", itl J.'n rt titi-. i j' .j ft oW-ir... jl r' U.
.Tln re in a (onkj.-rM fa. iu ltaaiog th lar-
gi-F Jt-
N. U. lr r'n f r Ih rrf;-?nr cf pati-oti inaTtry
tiior4jr i.rr attt to fiol.
AVER'S PIILS.
170R all the purpasrs of a
I.MII.Y I'HYSIC.
TitwTie his Innir existed a pnhhr tfemnrttf for an
efls-ctive pnriritive pill wldch conUl be rehed on a
fiTirc and pcrfti'tly sitfe in its oe--ntinn. This has
been prepared to meet that detnaud. and an extent.
sive trial of its i irtues lias emu lusivi ly shown witbj
wfiat sneress it areoninlishes the purpose desiiened.
It is i-any to make a phvsieal yi1, fc-it not eiuT to
tn:ike tlie liest of all j-i.'lt imf whii h should haver
none of th t-.iieetii.iis, leit all the adraritasa, f
ivi rv I'tlifT. liils has Lecn attempted here, aiiil
with what sureoss ne wnulii ri-;ieftfiillT submit to
the pill lie decision. It h.is Leen tuifurtunate fu
tlie patiint hitherto that almost every pnrpatira
mriluine is arniuoniot.s an. irrit.'itin; to th bow
cis. 1 hisis li-it. Many of tiieni ptiejure so murh
rii ir.: p un .::! revulsion in the srstem as to morw
ttian eiiuiiterbukinee tlie cihhI to be derived from
th.-m. 1 hese pIU produce no irritation or pains,
unless it arise fr..ni a previoueW eiisriair ohstme
tii. n f.r derangement in t'ne bowels. Ik-inic pursl
veiretalile, no barm can ari-ie from their use in anir
quantity ; but it is better that any medicine shonist
he taken judiciously. Minute directions for their
use in the several diseases to whirls they are p-
!i.-:.iIe nre c;:cn on the boT. Ain.ipc the cunv
phiiits which iiave Iven speedily enred hr them, wt.
tiiav nientioii Liver Complaint, in its Tariou fiimt
ef Jaundice. Iiuliestinn, Lannnr and I.OSS of Ap-pi-tite.
I.istlessiu ss, Irritahility. llilious lleadaeh
JiiiinMS 1'ever. hever and Ajue, l'ain in the Sid
and Loin; f,.r. in truth, all these are but th coit
senuente of ui-c-ised action in the liver. A aa
njicrient, thev alfi.rd prompt and srrrtfrelief in Cos
tivcne.ss. Piles, I'.ilie, 1s,:hUtt. liumora, Srroe
ula and SVnrvv, C,il.ls with aiireiie.s of the budy
V'lrrrs and impurity uf the Moo. ; in short, any
and everv rivsc w here a purgative b reipiired.
Thev have also produeed some simnilarrr sne
ressfid enres in liheumatism,Ooiit.l)riipy,t.raTei.
KrvsijM-Ias. Palpttation of the Heart. Pains in th
lia'. k. S'l rnai h. and Side. They should Is? freely
taken in the st.rir of the year, to purify the blnoi
and pri pare the system fn'r the change of season.
An oeia.Li::.d di.se stimulates the stomach nd
r-.wels into healthy ai tic.n. and ritures the appe
tite and ir-nr. 1 Ley purify tlie blood, and, by their
atinuilint action on llie circulatory system, reno
vate the stien-th of the bodv, and restore th
wiuted or diseacd enemies of the vrhnle onanism,
lien, e an ucr.uionai dose ia advantageous, even
ihouh no acrii-us dcraniienient .sists; but un
necessary dosing should nevfr be carried too far,
as every pur&rative nieilicine reduces the strentrtk.
hen tak, :i ti excess. The thousand cases in whirls
phvsic is reipnrcd cannot be enumerated here, bul
they surest themselves to the reason of every
body : and it is rontideutly believed this pill will
answer a better purpnse than any thins which ha
hitherto been available to ruankii.d. When their
virtues are once known, the public will no loncer
diittht what remedy tu employ whea iu need uf a
cathartic uibhWiiie.
mcrARnD nv
JAMES C. At Kli, I lactical and Analytical
Chemisi. Lowell. .Mass.
l'nce .5 Cents p-.r liox. Five Boxes for?!.
avi:ks ih:uu prcToittr,
F.r the cute ol Coiichs, Co Ids, Hoarseness,
llrntu Intis, U lioopin-Couh, Crcitp, Asil.ma,
and I 'i'iisiiiiij ti"n.
Tm remeity has wnn fir itself s-nrh notoriety
from its cures of every variety of pulmoniTv disease,
that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the evi
dences of its virtues in any community where it
has been employed. So w:de is llie field of its use-,
fulness, and so numerous the eases of its enres,
that almost every section of the country aliound
in persons pnhlii ly known, who have been restored
from alarmini- and even desperate diseases of th
1uti-k by its use. "When once tried iu superiority
over every other medicine of its kind is too appar
ent to escape observation, and where its virtues art.
known, the pu'-'ic no longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous adec
tions of the pulmonary oriians which are incident
to onr climate. And not only in fnmiitlaMc at
tacks npon the luns, hut for the milder Tarietic
of CoT.ns. Coruiis. HoAlisENEss. , c. ; and fir
Chiluki:-. it is the rlea-aintest and safest tnedicinv
that can be ohtained.
As it ha l.inx been in constant nse thrnmrhe-rl
this section, we need not do more than assure th
people its tpialitv is kept up to the host that it ever
has been and that the genuine article is sold by
I n :ir. .1 l v J.tl " A i tli, ITaclical 4 Analjti- .
"l'Tle'hvV"!Vb"n!e. A Chri-t CaWell.
hnr-i: J- K.' i"a-!ow. 1 X n; II . lt. und K-mfn-r fc
hk.kmr. Wtt'iiul-ur,:, mud by ii ihrmitTHtirrymUtrt.
Hap of Unioa and Snyder Counties.
TARMSIIED, will. Woolen KoIIers,
an ! cn Muslin, rea 'y to be hur. np,
will be sent by ihe subscriber, p istaee paid:
Township map, cob n !, lor il SO
Oeoii .E:cal - " ' 75
The Division line is drawn on this Map, aNe.
Township lines, and as it con'ains all the
principal Roads, and shows comparative dis
tances, it should be studied 1 y all who are lo
vote on the location of the feat of Ju-iice.
The Oeolepcal Map shows the strata i f th
Iwo Counties.
For cheaper copies of Ihe Map. a l tress
1 K. VOLKMAR.
Lewisburg, May !. I" -'5.
ADMINISTRATOR'S KOTICE.
ATOTH'E is tercTty p;!vfn, that LcKr-rs
IN of V.lmiui-iralion i n the estate of Jswta
Mo..K. late of Kel'.y Township. I niou coun
ty deceased, have leen planted lo the under
s'l.Micd. by ihe R. oister . f l'nion c. unty, in
due form of law ; therefore all persons in
debied to said esiate, are risiuested lo make
immediate payment; and those havinsj j.i.-t
claims are also requeMed lo present them pro
perly authenticated lor
1 ' JOSKI'H MOOl.t.
Vi.-i.iei-" Tr.i";;"'i"itfo-.
JtillN SI II K VI
l a,t UuBaliieTli .Inii.lC".,
June L, lf.i...
1.Y Cri;-.-S.-.IiMi received a freshsup
1 i I v id I ' ' T I ' e s. I.i in. l,s.R,i-ieS ri-.CC.
JJr, at J'inasr st caluwei.l-3.