ITrniisImn Cljronirlr.
r o. jr. iroR'f.v j. a. roitxsr.irs.
Nov. 10, 1855.
T. &tmstmrs .Tf t-M. T1. LiwmrRA Cruoniclb
.ha tit larirM and Wl circulation of any X.wRjsper
ta tuiua OodMy.
Thanksgiving Day.
Tni"RPiAY of next week, in accordance
with the recommendation of the Govcmor
cf l'cunsylvaiiia and of wvcral otbers of
Ibese United States, is to be observed aB
a day of public lliatikfgiving and praiae to
Almighty God for the mercies and bless
ings conferred upon us as a people, and as
individuals. I'ublic and private business
will be nuspcndeJ as much as possible,and
worship, in al! Miitable war, offered to
the great Giver and bountiful Hencfaetor.
A day thus upent Kill bo pleasing in iho
eight of Ilim who will be sought utito by
the children of men ; but if spent in osten
tatious lip service, in a pirado of wealth,
in drunkenness, in gluttony, or in rioting,
it will be an abomination in the bight of
Ibe juit arid holy atd emnisciont Sovo
tcign of tba Unircrse.
ihosc whs are favored with ac abund
ance, or even a competence, may act the
truo fpirit of gratitude by bestowing in a
kind and tiim-iy wanner suitable gifld rn
their neighbors, and on the nocdy that arc
jtrangers, pfpecially.
We are requested to state, that with
Divine permission, Rev. 13 li Hamlin will
preach a sermon appropri&to to tho day of
Thanksgiving, in the Lewisburg 1'resbyte
rian church, en Thursday "224 inst. I'ublic
worship will begiu at half-past 10 o'clock.
In the evening of the game day, Prof.
Curtis is expected to preach in tho Bap
tist bouse. TLe public are respectfully
invited to at Lend.
Repeal of tho Division Law.
An alarm is attempted to be created, by
aomo dt?ignir iucd, to tbo effect that
serious iflfjrts will be made at the coming
session of the Legislature, to repeal the
Division Law, and re-uuito Union and
Snyder counties. The first vre saw of
this j retcnd'jd movement, was in a paper,
formerly Whig, but now American the
editor of tfhich warmly supported Craw
roi:D and as warmly opposed StuoUsE,
on political. personal and sectional grounds.
The Juniata .Sentinel of 25th ult. said :
-W'e learn that Mr. Mebbili. of New Berlin
holds Mr. Stroi ie" pledge to nse his efforts
for the repeal of the Division Law. Vc know
not how much truih there is in the charge, but
the vote of New Berlin, Mifflnbnrg, L'r.ion,
Limestone. Jackson and West Buffuloe town
ships for Sirouse, would give character to the
report. We heard a gentleman from Mifllinburg
state, in mis place, that he voted for Stbouse
dainty on the ground of annexation."
Next the Sclinsgrove Demalrat the
Kdiior of which Lu bad a poroon! mia
understanding with Mr. Sirouse, relative
to the printing of tickets echoed the
charges of the Sentinel, with additional
charges of (he same nature, and equally
destitute of the kind of proof necessary to
alarm any well-informed man. There is
but one "count" in Mr. Gutemus' " in
dictmeut" that wc deem additionally im
portant, and that is that "Mr. Weirick
refused to concur in the nomination" of
Mr. Sirouse, at the Whig Conference in
Frceburg : we thought, and so published
at the tixuc, that that nomination was
uvani'mout ; and the next day, at New
Berlin, (being Court week) leading Anti
Division Whigs informed us that if Mr.
Strouse would go for an old-line Whig for
U.S. Senator, that was all they asked, they
would roll up their sleeves for bitn.
There are those who sagely pronounce
this kind of evidence, "proof," and reflect
upon the wisdom and gratitude of tboso
Divisienists who supported Mr. Strouso.
We ou the contrary regarded it as merely
the wilful or at best fanciful cause given
for a sore defeat, when the complainants
bad, as they thought, all the wires fixed j either our Senator orour Representative would
to insure certaiu victory, and when they ish to u'-rtake Ihe job of Repeal; and if
ti i , they should, we have no idea that the Lecis
bad actually triumphed (and that too in a ' , , , , fc
, , , .. . latnre would like to be tantalized any longer
manner calculated uunccessariiv to wound . ... ,- ,.,,.. j...c:c ti.j;...
j by the I. nion county dissensions. Incdivorce
tho feelings of the supposed defeated) for ; hajn been decreed, will be continued ; for
some days over their alleged success.
If
Mr. Strouse had been defeated, we do not
bclievo these charges against him would
ever have seen the light. Wc should not
have referred to the matter at all, had not
.1 l . :.. . ! . 1. .
..ll.Oll.U.-ClTOgU.firp-IUWOUi
the pcot le of the two counties may know i
r I
bis position on a question capable cf beco
ming practical to address us,without any
request or suggestion on our part, the fol
lowing cote :
Mexico, JrriTt Cochtv,
November 4, 1S55. $
M. Wonntf Sir: There was an article
made its appearance in the Juniala Srntinrl of I
Hie 35th ult. staling that Mr. MmuiL of New
IVilin holds me responsible to use my ell'oris j
fr the Repeal of the Division Law which is j
FAI.sE from A to 'A. neither was there such I
- .1 : it-4 I.. M. TAvr.l nnR
a Kilns iiiiiin.iiru v .iii. .iiciiii, .it iu uiui
talk or rumor.
Vour obt servt, C. W. STROUSE.
Here is a plain, manly, straight-forward
din'al of the charge, made voluntarily and
without abuse or vituperation.
Unless '
Af..;!! t.ro.lneoi. flio "rilrilir,." n11..,vl
, . . c, fc. ., , 1
to liavo Llcu iivcu, Mr fctrouse n entitled
' ' . . , I
to U ihe lenelit of Its denial. That he (
is a man of persoual ibtegritv, is the tes-1
timonj of Messrs. Cl'NMNcnAM, NORTH, j
Fi:nk. and others tf the first citizens of.
Lis native county. Ho is a member in 1
good standing of tic VrcslyteriaD cburcb.
The panic Sentinel, rt-fcrring to a Circular
issued in that couuty, sajs :
We wish il understood that we do not
fciame Mr. Stronse with oriinaUnt; or citrul-
-t,R me aociimenu c believe him
too honest and b.Kh-mandcd a man lo engage !
Kui:i u mw an il mean.
TLe Regittir tte Dcuiooratie organ of ;
Juniat. coanty, wllch vigorously orroscd 1
citiz-u of I'mon or Snvd.-r counties; and it is Uommonwcaiin oi I cncsyivania in ucne
onlv since the Election that I have heard such ral Assembly met, and it is hereby enact-
i Mr. Sirouse is a man of unimpeachable
character, (barring politically.) and we have
no douht will discharge 'he duties devolving
I upon him in his oflicmt character. the ue"
of his ability, and in accordance with the will
I of those he represents."
And the Detnukrat previous to falling
out with him about a matter, the import
ance of which we doubt cut has boon
exaggerated by interested parties bore
the following testimony :
" Mr. Sirouse is a gentlemen who stands
high in ihe community where he is best known.
His moral character stands above .suspicion.
He is nell qualified to represent the people of
our Representative district, and he is a warm
friend and advocate of ihe great and fundam
ental principles advocated by Henry ("lay. He
will faithfully and hones:ly represent the pto
ple of our district, lie is a farmer, lint is well
acquainted with the nllairsof the Government."
The defeat of Crawford, by this county,
can easily be accounted for without any
charge of secret pledges by his opponent.
IT i. nnl- In lorna miinrill MIA nf
.i o t , . , ,.
the 8G Members-wbo were sent to I ar-
ns&urg last year, ana were f sent tni.
In addition to the general unpopularity ot
the list Legislature, there wcro ttjriul
reasons operating to take from Crawford
the votis of Democrats, of Camernniatis,
of Americans, and of Temperance men
and that Whigs and Anti-Divisiouists ge
nerally should rpposo bin), was almost a
matter of course.
Tho votes t f a few Auti-Division Dist
ricts are appealed to as proofs of the rumor
against Mr. Strouse. Let us examine a
few of thcs- returns, and compare them
with some of the strong Division districts.
AMI MV1MON.
liivi.i n. Am; Kt. Cranfurd. Strouse
New Berlin S 1 13 9 108
I'mon 49 123
Limestone C 121
Miiniuburg C9 9J
Jackson 1 lo'J
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at
Does any one supposo such votes would
have been given ss the last, under such a
pledge as is alleged ? Are there but 108
men in New Derlio who would vote fur a
restoration of the county seat 1 and aro 0
of her citizens opposed to it ? Tho very
idea is preposterous 1
Now let us look a liitle further and Ecu
how tho vote stood in the strongest
UIVI'-IOM DISTRICTS.
r'ivi-H.ii. Au:i !!?. rnwfr.M. F!rvi:
Tast Ruffal.-e 175 4 41 ilii
l.cvrisbur 45 1 165 l-'il
K"l'y 113 12 4 12:1
White Deer S.Vl 21 121 l-iil
Dulfaloe 1'J hi 2:i I'Jl
West Buff.:loe 11 1 63 V9 121
This shows conclusively that iho same
causes operated ajainst Crawfird in the
Division as in the Anti-Division districts,
to that where he had several hundred inaj.
last year, he is now 1IC0 behind.
Dut tLo idea that Miffliubur supported
Mr. Strouse for tho sako of the repeal of
the Division law, is rich. It is supposed
that MiCIinburg spent three times os much
time and money, for the County Scat, as
Lewisburg did. Now look at Ihe vote in
that atit t li nogttcr!ng tia4rota ftlmoct
erjunlly intereftcd in having the scat of
justice at Miminburg :
Tori. i-V. MilThil-s. Crrnford.Flrnuse
Hartley i il id 33
l.ime'tone 6 123 1 K'S
West Buffalo 13 200 29 121
Milllinhiirg O 196 11 1H3
Is it to be supposed that the people of these
districts, after working as they did lo roll up
7CO majority for MifTluibur?, and that with a
strong hope nf success, uvuld at the same
moment give (533 majority ror a man pUdtd
to rob them of the frail of their labors, and to
tear from them the seat of justice a second
lime ! Believe it, who will we do ret.
Bnt Mr. Strouse had in Juniata (as Pr.
Crawford had in I.'ninn) a "-hard road lo na
vel." He had not only the Democratic, but
also the American party strength to combat,
and also a reporv.that he was in favor of the
removal of the seat of justice from Mifllintown
lo Perrysville, which cost him many votes.
As to the repeal of the Division I. aw, there
may be efforts made by the dissatified and
restless, but we think the great majority of
the people hava had strife enough, and wish
for peace. A majority of the people were at
the first opposed to the New Berlin location;
but when it was there fixed, it was destined to
remain for one generation. We do not think
who ever knew two counties, once separated,
lo be re-anited ! Xot nntil the "eternal hills"
which separate the counties are snnlr, do we
suppose such a re union wiil be effected.
County Prisons.
, J.UC.I, Ar;l 1Vr.1T..(M"V?1
L"
n't ?. i 1 1 .1 l: e
V ncrcas, is lias lonp ucen lue poncy or
this government to combine the separation
r f convicts one from uuothcr with instruc
tion and suitable manual labor, as the best
means of discipline and reformation ;
And whereas, It is necessary to tho
equality of penal justice that the adminis
tration of the county prisons shall bo uni
form, as has been heretofore declared ;
therefore,
Section- 1. Be it enacted by tho Sen
ate and IIouso of Representatives of the
, , ,
ed by the authority of the same, That
every county prison which shall be here
after erected within this Commonwealth
shall be so constructed that every person
committed thereto, whether upon convic-
t i.-in or AtLKp mar he confined sernratft
an J apart from even-other person conimit-
. , ,' . , j 1 ' i.,i:.i.
ted thereto, due regard being Lsa in Ihe
j,laIl of cririS(raction to the health of the
person to be so confined ; and that before
any county prison tha!l be erected within
'' Commonwealth, the plan of construe-
of uch priton, drawn sufEeicnllj in
bhall be submitted by tbo Commissioners
of the coutifj in which the same is to be
built to tbc Secretary of tbc Common
wealth, an J ball be inspected and approved
I y biin, nnd eo certified by hi In npon the
F1"' ry r 7 I0.J,UD,8(,
nc ,iiuuiirau;uriB mwitoaiMj uu
,iu'e of thcir ukmitting ke oripinl as
ttf"rrfilid an1'1 '' b b tL? "(
Lewisbiirir ChroniclcTanti West Branch Farmer Nov. 1(, J 855.
-Appointment. .
ITon. Joseph Casey, wo learn from
Harrisbnrg, baa been appointed by Gov.
Pollock, Superintendent of tba Erie and
North East Railway, which has been forv
feitcd to the State, under the provisions of
the bill passed by the last Legislature, and
recently signed by tho Governor. Mr.
Casey has, we understand, already entered
upon bis duties, and taken charge of the
Road. IVitfjJu. Xevtf.
Oanal Appointments.
The Canal Commissioners met at Ilar
risburg last week, and inado Iho fallowing
appointments:
SUTKRIXTENtiESTS OF MOTIVE POWER.
On the Philadelphia and Columbia Rail
road, J. B. Baker ; on the Allegheny Por
tage Railroad, W. M. Callahan.
Supervisors. Kastcrn Division, Wm.
Forster; Delaware Division, D. Evans;
SugriuchMiua Division, J. Dicffenbaeh :
.., Wand Bridge, C. II. Zicgler
j iortlim(mth Outlet Lock, V. Cole ; West
Branch, J. B. M'Mieken ; Upper Juniata,
I. D. Leet; Lower Western, J. M. Orr ;
Lower Juniata, J. Eiscubise.
Weiuh Masters. Philadelphia, Rich
ard Simpson; Lancaster, R. King; Johns
town Weigh Lock, J. M'Clelland; Johns
town Scales, J. Barkholder; Philadelphia
Assistant, II. Leech; Northumberland,
Wm. Elliott; Columbia Assistant, Joseph
M. Watts; Berth Haven, F. M'Bridc ;
Portsmouth, II. Rightmeycr.
Caroo IssrECToRs. Bristol, D. Wil
lards ; Columbia, J. Magcc ; L. N. Branch,
(V TV. Search; Johnstown, J. ('. Barrett;
Columbia, C. Carson; Philadelphia, P.
Conroy.
Colltctors. Easlon, D. II. Nieman ;
New Hope, E. K.. Salliday ; Bristol, R.
Patterson ; Philadelphia, James F. Smith;
Paoli, Robert La!Ti.rfy; Parkcsburg, N.
M'Vey; Lancaster, C. Carmany ; Colum
bia, J. L. L'glitner; Portsmouth, J. Liv
crmcre; Ilarrisburg, J. L. Reilly; Hunt
ingdon, Tillman Jackson ; Blttirsville, Ueo.
J. Jamison; Freeport, C. G. Snowdtn ;
Frccport Aqueduct, Mary Nesbitt; Pitts
burgh, TV. M. Stewart ; Beech llaveu, P.
Ent ; Liverpool, J. M. Buum ; Juniata
Aqueduct, Samuel Biglcr; Johnstown, D.
Fulwood; Ilollidavsburg. J. P. Hoover;
Newport, A. A. Salliuger; Northuiuber-j
land, John Swinefird; Williamsport, J. j
Piatt ; Dunsburg, ti.'A. Auehcnbauch.
Statk Ahknts. Josiah S. Royal, of j
llarri.-burg ; aureus llulliroofc, i t Lan
caster, and Morgan C. Ramsey, (f Phila.
Jacob S. Routh, keeper of outlet lock
at Columbia.
Jacob Fetterless, wood inspector.
SUfTho Weikrn Watchmtn has a full
acaount of the lUilroal disaster, beyond
St Ljuis, on Thursday, 1st inst. It was
in the midst of a t orr i bio storm, that the
accident occurred. The following are the
names of tho killed :
Key J.iha Teasdale, Pastor of 3d Uaptist Chh
Itev A Billiard. Pastor of Ut Presbyterian Uh
Wm I. Chappel, Deacon do
J A Ross do do
Thos S O SulIivan. Chief Engineer
Cart Thomas OTIaheriv
nenry onomeau, term ol cnouieau Jc Valle
II 11 J)aUon, Attorney
Cyrus .ocivui, 1 ouceman
Mann iiutler. Justice of the Pence
Thos tirey, ll'.icksuiiili and l'oun lryman
S Ilast, Fireman
Patrick Barry, Wood-passer
T J Mott, Representative of Dunklin county
J B M'Culloch, of D inklm
E C Vosti, firm of Vosti & Shields
Capt C Case, Proprietor of Omnibus Lines
E C Blackburn, President of City Council
Wm Athey, late Assessor of Citv
I Joseph Harris, of !t I.oiiis county
j E BJert'ries.Representative of Franklin county
Adolph Al'.eks li M Dubois
tieor'e liberie II W Hume
Wm L Lynch Jns A Kinnegan
Oce body, left at the fiasconade
One body identified at Herman, name t nknown
and many others more or less wounded, it
is hoped not fatally.
The scenes at tha Inmcs of worship so
lately occupied by tho two popular and
eloquent pastors, on the occasion of their
funeral services, were most impressive. A
gentleman who sat near Mr. Teasdale when
he was wounded exclaimed with his dying
breath, "Great God ! how terriblo are thy
1 imlfvmpnfa 1" nni tliA unQnenlf -iIiIa awn
J b - - - j
with which the words were pronounced,
were still ringing in an auditor's cars, and
would haunt his memory for life.
Monday the 5th inst., at the request of
tho Mayor of St. Louis, was observed as
a day of cessation from labor and public
worship in view of tho great calamity.
The Directors of tho Railroad appointed
a Commission of Ten to investigate the
cause of the disaster. Mr. O'Sullivan, by
whom the bridges were constructed, stood
at the post of danger on the engine, confi
dent of tho safety of the work, but was 1
among the first who were killed.
Other bridges on the eatno road have
since fallen away, said to have been
undermined by flood i.
A new Act has becn,introduced into the
Rhode Island Assembly to superccdo the
existing liquor law. It provides, in sub
slanco, that cities and towns may grant
licenses for the sale of liquors in quantities
not less than one qnart the party licsused
giving bond that he will not allow any
such liquors to be drank on the promises
where the same are sold that he will not !
ti . . . , ,1 q, f
scll to any person under the ltinueuoa of
J ' 1
intoxicating drink nor upon Sunday, or j
on any wejk day after ten 0 clock in the
. ,. .
evening nor sen any liijuors noi rr0"
douucliI pure hy a comon.ssicncr appoiuled
for that purpose nor give credit for any
liquor eolJ. Ilotela not to bo limited in
Ihe quantity sold. Another act for the
Mippresaion of tippling-shops was intodnc
cd at the tamo time, which possesses pro
visions similar to tuoso ot tuo .Maine law
with regard to complaint of parties and
seizure.
There was a Convention of tho Amcri
can party at Raleigh, N. C, last week,
which resolved to abolish all the secrets
of tho Order, and to form a public organ
ized party. It was also resolved to hold a
State Convention at Greensborough on tho
10 day of April next, to nominate a can-1
didatc for Governor cf that State.
Foreign News.
By Telegraph, for the "Chronicle.
AtrtTal of the Pacific.
Niw York, Nov. 15 The Pacifio ar
rived this morning, with one week's later
advices from Europe.
A. rupture has taken placo between
Great Britain and America, and oar min
ister requested Lis passport.- There is
great excitement In England. Mr. Buch
anan, it is reported, denies asking for his
passport. Tho peoplo are making great
demonstrations against their government
in consequence of having raptured with
us.
Tbo news from the seat of war is unim
portant. Tbo Allies have been gainiug
some little, but nothing decisive has been
done, and they are preparing winter quar
ters. Wheat has fallen two penoc; Soar un
changed. Hark Working Men. You complain
of hard times, and do wonder. During
the last year, there been imported into our
country' almost $10,000,000 worth of
foreign manufacture, which oar exports
have fiiltd to mrct.ly 326,000,000 imjold.
Ah, yes ; money is scarce, and who'd won
der ? This fret and u holetale trado, all
on one side, don't pay American mecha
nics just so well.
I nion Count j Court Proclamation
WHEREAS, the Hon. ABRAHAM S.
WH.SSON, President Judge for the
Twentieth Judicial District of Pennsylvania,
composed ot the counties of Luiou.MilUin and
Snvder, and JMr.s Maksbill, Esq., Associate
Judge in Union county, have issued their pre
cept, bearing dale the 27ih day of October,
lH5f, and to me directed, for the holding of an
Orphans' Court, Court of Common Pleas, t Iyer
anil Terminer, and General Quarter Sessions,
at l.EWISBI.Uli, for ihe county of I'MON,
on the third MOMl.W of DECEMBER next,
(being Ihe 17th day) 1S55, and to continue
one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
oner, Justices of the Peace and Constables in
and for ihe county of Union, to appear in their
own proper persons with their records, imitii
sitions.examinations and other remembrances
lo do those things which of their otlices and in
their behalf appertain to be done ; and all Wit
nesses and other persons prosecuting in behalf
of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons, are rrquired to be then and there
attending, and not depart without leave at their
peril, Jurors are requested to be punctual in
their attendance at the appointed time agreea
ble to notice.
(iiven under my hand and seal at the Sher
iff's Ollicc in Lewisburg, the 1st day of Nov
ember, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight huu Ired and fiflv-five.and in the seventy
eighth year of Ihe Independence cf ihe United
Slates of America. fiod save the Common
wealth! DANIEL D.(iULDI.,heriir.
Ikuc M4l,ncr.TTm,
Daniel Rangier vs James M'Creight
John Ilias vs Wm M Vanvalzah
Daniel Kanaler vs James M'C'reiaht
Limes M'Creight vs Daniel Kcnglcr
R B Carev vs Mark Halfpenny
Mrs E Moatz vs Alexander Ammons
llastian I'rlpUcl Joltu ri.-l.
Samuel Kyle vs Catharine Wolfe
M Chappel for I)r W Haves vs Jno I.r.eke tc
Jacob fctewart vs Michael Fielithnrn
North, Chase c North vs Chs H Shhner
Dr Wm Hives vs John Locke
SVAW I) Tnrnpike Co vs While Deer Tp
Peter Hnmme vs Hannah Hnmmel
Clement & Masser vs Youngman V Walter
same Tacgirtf Furmm v Barton
P O Campbell and others vs L P Teed
C E llnwes for John Locke vs M Chappel
Francis Z.-llers vs Alexander H Blair
Coin' 111 sugj M Benfer et al vs J Hans Jretal
Trustees Lnlheran Ch etc vs Martin A Stock
Susanna Brown, late M. vs S.V J Messersmilh
Danville Bank vs Jno Lawrence 4 'hs Stees
Alfred Kneass and wife vs James (JiiinnJ
Thos Penny for Isaac Eyer vs S Walter
(ieorce Srhnalile vs Catherine K Bi.wes
Ths Ciitt lms for J M Taylor vs Aaron Zeller
Weiler, Khne Ellis vs Win I. K'iter
Christian Millhotise vs Nicholas Millhousc
Jacob Stuck vs John Ktinple
Matthias Wilson vs David IWr
Daniel Rangier vs Daniel Herbst et al
John Roebuck vs A S Omo
E.lMt or Juror, Dec. Term, IS5.V
GKAUD Jl'RnES.
Martin George Lepley, John Wilt, Samuel
Hoover. John Diehl.
IW RugMe John Hildebrand, John Miller,
John Shoemaker.
White Urtr Jos P Hogne, Israel fJeyer.
TsmiiburcC Win Schallle, Jos Y Derr.
Ay Adam Royer.John Alexander, Thomas
Chilean, Thomas Coinly, l.aiM Howard.
Mtnintmrn Jacob Fox, Jacob I)?ckard.
ZJujfiioe Philip Dieutnderfer.Williatn Davis,
James bimmiton.
llnffalue Abram Wolfe, Wilson I Linn.
AVu Ilcrlin Jacob Horlacher.
TRAVKRSK JCHORS.
Limrrtane Jacob Yechman, Thos V Barber,
John Staimn, Anes Benfer.
Iluffihr Jas D Chamberlin. Enhraim Long,
K.Tiannel Pontius, John Benuer, James M'
Creight, Adam Hamler.
White- Drrr James Finney, Saml Gemberling
Jonas Fisher, tieo Brown Jr, Isaac Stadden,
Lrwitbnrg A M Lawshe, Adam Beaver. Ths
Hayes. Henry U Noll, John Walls. Thomas
Mac.key, Wm Cameron, Larison Pross, And
Billmver. n m Vanvalzah, I'anl s riremer.
Htirltru James Spiglemyer.Christ'n Mensch,
Christ'n Dale. Jas Apple, Jacob Couldrnn.
Ktily Peter Hagenbuch, Philip tlemlierling.
-Vrti Berlin David Spitler.Oeo W Baum.deo
Benner. Jno Heimbach. Danl C Seebold.
Viiiiin David Betlleyon, John Van Buskirlc,
Samnel Walter.
M Ruff. line Danl Fisher, John Oable.
Ki'l Ihrffaloe Saml NjII Jr, Abm Frederick.
MJR'nbttrg Isaac L Beck, Hugh Wilson Sr.
Jjclunn John flnyer Sr.
i Commonwealth Insurance Company,
I hlv JjniKlin&S, lllIM M., IiarrlS-
J burg. Pa. Authorized Capital, SOO-
,w. , ,, , '.,
OOO. Insures Buildings and other property
a - ainst loss or damage by FIRE. Charter
PcrPeluai.
DIRECTORS.
Simon Cameron fien. Bergner W. F. Murray
. ieo. M. Lanman Beni. Parke r. K. uoas
Wm. Dock WmJI Kepner JnH.Berryhill
James Fox A. B. W'arford.
'resident SIMON CAMKRON.
Secretary S. S. CARRIER.
W.'R. WILSON, Agent, Lewisburg.
Bm5!l7
0. W. SCHAFFLE'S
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
Drill ond Vheinieetl Emporium.
Market Street - - I.ewisbnrg, Pa.
(" OOD Razors warramed.from S5 to 50 cts.
X Razor Strops from 10 to IS cts., at M.
Fitzoatrick & Bros' New Book and Stationery
3d St. Lewisburg, ne door to Beaver & Kre.
mer's Store.
VTEVV Books received as soon as publish
ed, and for sala at a liberal discount
from Publishers prices. M M. Fitzpatrick A.
Brua' ew BockStore, S3 9t. Lewisburg-
K
Jiraes B. Hamlin,
TTOKNEi at LAW,
IV
tVOlllce on Second St. west sule, two
doors south of Market, !. isblirff.
6m.r93 Union Co. Pa.
Heal BbZuZq.
VALUABLE EEAL ESTATE
AT Private Sale. The huWril.er
J L oilers lor sale his farm nil!) ?!IIIi
situated on the North Branch of the Susque
hanna River, about two miles from Northum
berland. The Canal runs through ilie place.
It contains UIC lTC more or less of good
bottomland. The improvements
consist of a amaT MII.I...SA WJ-T
MII.U STORE, and SlVllLEb iSSS
situated on the Canal. ANo 3- nMr?".'&C?
a. Duelling Houses, BARN", Wacmi r-hed,
JLliand Corn Cribs. This propeny can be
made to pr.y the interest of ;10,OIIO. Any per
son desirous of purchasing Ihe property, will
do well by culling anil examiniug for them
selves, if they want a bargain.
r?"If the property is not disposed of by ihe
10th r.r DEC. (Mmidnv.) it wiil be odered at
PUBLIC SALE. Terms made known on
applying to l).H.BRit,-Tiu, Northumberland.
Nov. li, 1Ho5. JOHN A. LLOYD.
The subscriber will offer at PUBLIC SALE
on Saturday, the 1.1th Dec. 1S.15, in IbirtUU n,
TWO TRACTS OF LAND, situated in'llart
ley township, Union county, containing 400
4fres more or less, HO acres of wlnchS
are cleared. the remaiuder good TIMBER -
MLAND. a gnat portion of which is
t'heslnut. '1'he iiiijirovements consist
ol a House and Barn. There is a good
Apple Orchard and other Fruit trees.
Terms made known on the day of sale, by
the subscriber, JOHN A.LLOYD.
FOR SALE,
VLOT on the east side of Front street,
immediately adjoining my residence,
uiin an ornamental fence in front. This lot
is desirably located, and filled wiih a variety
of the choicest Fruit, including Apples, Pears,
Peaches, Plums, yninces, Strawberries, etc.
in full bearing. Apply lo the subscriber
. II 1 'L"
WM. HAYES.
Lewisburg, Nov. 7, 155
Woodlots and Small Farm for Sale.
Tti suit purchasers, un reasonable terms.
TIIErvE arc !) lots of Woodland, si-
J. mate in White Deer Tp., on Little Buf
faloe Creek.about a mile above Ouldin's store,
ranging from M to '-1 acres each, well timb
ered with various kinds of Oak, Pine, Poplar,
and Chesnut.
The Farm contains about 55 acres.of which
1 are cleare d, and has on it a Two Story Leg
--3j Hoiie, a Log Stable, Spring of Water,
JtXland Fruit trees of various kinds. It ad
joins lands of John Hutnim-I and Jacob Hart
man, about 1 mile Irmn (iuldin's Store, in
White Deer tp-. Union Co., Pa.
The above property is otrercd at Private
Sale, by the subscriber,
CEORfJK MF.IXELL.
Kelly Tp., Aug. U, '55.
A Valley Farm of Limestone Land,
pOMPRISINU about 103 Acres, fur
V SALK. Saul Farm is in one of the best
Wheni-growing rallies in Central Pennsvlva
nia.wiilnn two inile(over a Bridge) to a Kail
roail, accessible to .Market", in an eminently
healthy neighU rim . I, near ;o Mills, Si. ires,
Church ami School II oi es. anil in the mi.Ut
of an intelligent and respectable population.
The Improvements are a firot-c!as.s HA.NK
a. KX 1 V Hi feet.with a lair Mansion
House, W.v.'on house. Corn house, andi
oth.r ,cuiiiitiie outbuil'ling). It lias a lar-e
jjApple Orehanl, and Peach and Pear trees
JETAc. suttieier.t f.'r orlinarr use.
The Farm is all cleared except about one
aire (and plenty of Wimillar.il in the immedi
ate vicinity,) all of Limestone .i!, and as the
owner thinks is not surpassed for natural pro
dnctive ualities by any in the State.
It will be si Id wholly, or a portion cf 80 lo
IHO acres, as might suit a purchaser.
FtfAny cash man wishing such a property
can obtain further information by applyms to
O.N.WmtiiEN, Chronicle office, Lewisburg. lll
FOR SALE.
Thai lare nnd desirable property on the
, corner uf Market au.I Water stn ets.well
calculated fur a ridenre. f..r h-.isincss, or At
a residence and place of business.
There is a larije ItUlCiv llmtse containing
4 large rooms on the lir-t ilnor,(i bcd-ruoms on
the second f!orr,a:id 2 lare finished room on
the third. A Kitchen and V;i?hh.'Usc adjoins, t
There are also a spacious Cellar.larc L'emcut t
Cistern, a Pump, and Well of roud water, a i
pianie, ami all necessary iiithmidii.?.
For terms &c. apply tu Geo. F. Milter. Esq,
i. E.DAVIS.
I-ewishnrtr, Sept. 21 If.'O
H. GERIIART,
Snrirpon PtntisL a! his resi
dence, Corner if Third St ret t and Vnireniit
Avenue, LEWISULUG, Ta. Aug. 2,,
FARRIERY.
rPIIE suWribor ofiVrs his serriros
L in curing ll(res ot'I'oll Evil or Fistula.
He will cure Horses of cither of these afflic
tions for Si.r, or make no rharse if not suc
cessful. Here is an opportunity for every one
whose horses are afflicted, to ietore them to
health and w.irkin order. Residence on my
Farm in Kellv Tp., near Lwiburr.
An?, 10, lSj:. GEOKGE MEIXELL.
Latest from Sevastopol !
IEW GOODS,
1 for rail ami Infer,
COMPRISIXO EVEKYTIIIXG M'AXTED
IX OI'R UXE OF Ul'sIXESft, U T
THE MOST KEASOXABLE KATES, now
received and for sale by the snbscribers.
We invite a public inspection of our stock
of Merchandize.
lEI'RSff & TORSE.
Lewisburg, Oct. 10, 1S55
Glassware.
IF von n-cil C;i:iva'P, call on FITZ
PATUH'K A Bill ). at the R.iotislore nrit
door to Heaver & Kremer's.where is to he had
a lot of cheap Glassware bought at Auction,lo
be sold at I'hilaJ. wholesale prices :
Aihbriiton and Webster Gub'ets. FInted
Jellies, Footed Pitchers, Commet Dishes, l'.ss
lasses, Kemueliv Sunr, Mulasses l'itehers.
f'oncave Footed Hou-Is. Diamond Salts.Taylnr
Pitchers. Tumblers of various patterns and
prices. Dishes and Bowls of all iizi s and pat
terns, liiass Jars. itc. Lewisburg, Oct. a
Estate of Daniel Lurhvig, dee'd.
NOTICE is hereby sivon, that Letters
Testamentary on the Estate of DAXirX
I.t'DWKJ, late of White Deer township.
Union countv, dee'd, have been frrnnted to the
undersigned by the Register of linion countv
in due form of law ; therefore, all persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.and those having any just
claims are also requested to present them le
gally authenticated for settlement.
JOKI, RANfh.
ROBERT CANDOR, Executors.
White Deer, Sept. 3, 18f5
"lOACHMAKERS trill find constantir on
y hand Eliptic Springs, Axles, Hub Bands,
Laces, Oak Felloes. Bows, and a general as
sortment of Trimmings, at the Hardware Store
of REYNOLDS & M FADDEN. Lewisburp.
" V EXPRESS.Just received a fresh sup.
I ) pivot Oranpcs. Lemons. Ttaisins. Fii.c eie
June SJ at CHRIST V CALDWELL'S.
J. tl. C. RATJCK,
TTOKNLT at Law, Miaiiiilinr
iV Union Co P. I tf 'A'.l professional bu
siness enirusted to his care, wiil be punctually
and faithfully attcuded to. June I, jo yl
New Firm and New Goods !
T Iho Mammoth Dm;; & l h jiiical
J.X. Enipoiiuiii of j
CHRIST & CALDWELL. !
The undersigned having purchased the entire (
Maminoih Drug Store formerly l.ept by hr
Thnrnti.n 4 Co.. are no'.v ready lo fi'l Orders i
ami Prescriptions at a lnoineiifs nonce. We ;
have a large and well selected, stock of fresli
and pure llll':s, Mf.hlflSES, Chemicals ;
Dyestu!f. (M. Paints, (i!a, Puttv and
DKLl.UIS'tV L.sSWAliB,
.tltf hinds of 1'atmt Jhdi iiies,
Fruit and Confectionery,
Tohacco)Sr.u!r,and Imported. Cigars of the
choicest brands,
Fancy Ktttmns and Tailrt Article,
Fine Toilet Soaps & Perfumery of all kinds,
Bursites aid Cottns or kvlht vahikti.
Hooks nnl Stationery,
a general variety ot Literary and school Rooks.
Pine Oil, Lard and Fluid Lamps of every
description ; frc.-h Pine Oil and Patent Burn
ing Fluid alwavs un band.
PURE WINES and LltjUORS of all kinds
for Medicinal uses.
fire 1'ru'f and Zinc J'.iinlt.
Preserving and Pickling Jars, &c
fsTCustomerswill find our stuck complete,
comprising many articles it is impossible here
to enumerate, and all sold al moderate prices
Call and see us, one and all, an 1 see our
stock ; and if we can't sell you cheap goods,
we will not ask you to buy.
We are always on hand to wait on rnstomers.
Iteruember the Mammoth Drus store!
THFO. S. CHRIST,
F. s. CALDWELL.
Lewisburg, Union Co. Pa. 4is
Y I? VILUOAD. A nw s'jpn'y of Fancy
I Ciou-ls. rone M mnairs i. riuan I'ipc
ami Kinnikitiicitie Ti-bacro ; also a variety of;
new U.i.ks, the very latest works, to he had al '.
Juneau, '55. CliilsTA VALh W KLi' j
EV CANAL. A freH supply of White j
Lcai, Paris ani! Chrome (ir-cn grimj
in nil ; also Turkey I'mbt r in I K c ans ; I.in-
sped Oil, Tnrpentine, Pine Oil and Fluid, al! I
of which we will sell at the lowest rates to !
be had at CHRIST C ALUW ELLS.
IAT, but not Least, a fine assortment cf
j the very best Pert'umery for the ladies
and Rents, consisting of A'monJ ami Honey
oaps, Kxtrcets for the h .!uf., C'ol .-ne. Day
Leaf and H m.vv Water. Il.irean Perfume, etc.
Mbe had at VliKIST CA t.lW ELL'S,
e and well selected
J lot of cotton and all wool Carpet, from
a.) els. to I.U.r per yard. A portion of these
Carpets were b. U'jht at auction, others direct
from the manufactory at price that we can
sell them very low. Those in want of Carpet
we invite to call and look before LuvinL else
where. J. sCHliUYKi: & SON.
June 1. 1 ...
VLMililj and desirable stock of Ladies'
Dress Ooods, of e. erv kind, for sile
cheap by J. ffHKKVKU ft:MN.
VLAROK lot of Ladies' sprins and sum
nier Shawls, for sale verv low, bv
June 1. ISS51 J. SCIIIiEYKH SOX.
LOTII
mere. Tweeds and Sumraer
? j Wear, f.-r
ch' -ipr ihtn ever br
J. SCUUEYLU V
June 1, 1.'
Old Soldiers' Blanks.
a I tt"r 'i-.l in I . .rvo-e ol th" I .
in I'm
:he Tl
L
ihe War of lsr: and br their Wid,.. a:
the Odice of the 1. ibur Chioiiic'e.
Al'IKs mK Vi I.M1 llli;!" fn in r.! lo r,.
cts.. Visiting Curls. Portfolio and scrap '
lluoks, C'oi.iur V C.l.iur boxes. Camel
Sable Hair pencils. Orouiog paperr.n.1 Iraw-
ing pencils, at M. Fnpatrick sc Brother. 3d 1
St. Lew.sl 'lit:. I
DISSOLUTION.
; rpiIE r.irlrjrrliip lurftoftre existing
j L between J.irnes Hayes, Thomas Murray
and Jhh II. (uidrnn. undi-r the Finn I J.
HiKi V h.is this day b-en dissolved bv
I mutiKii consent. A1! per-son having nnsettled
I arcotihts will please call at the old stand. whT?
i the Books and N" t-s arc left in the hands ot
J. Hayes and J. H. Goodmnn I' r sttlemeiit.
JAMES HAVES.
THOMAS MriillAV.
J0. il. GOODMAN.
EewNbtirj. S.'pt. Iii. 1n:'5
: v" Iv b- it C'.iimberlin having purchased
the imeret of Thomas Murray; James Hayes,
Jno. H. Goodman and U-bt Chamberlm have
entered into 1'artnership under the Firm of
Htk. Gttii Sc Cu., r.t the Oi l Stand,
where wc will be pleased to see'all our M
friei.ua and customers.
J AMES If WES.
JNO. II. GOODMAX.
KOBT CHAAIUEKLIX.
Lewisburir, Spt. 10, l$5.
Take notice.
DR. KI:LLI.', of Mcchanicsliurs, '
Pa., announces to all atllictcd with Tu
mors, Wens, Cancer, Cancer Warts, Polypus,
Lupus. Moles or Marks, Scrofula or Kind's
Evil, White Swelling, Fever Sores, Sort Lees
and ail diseases that have been usually treated
with Caustic or Knife, that he can remove ,
them by an entirely new method, without cut
ting, burning or pain. It is no matter in what
part of the body, he can remove them with
perfect safety and in a remarkably short time,
ll curauie. .vi j.inerai or ceeiaoie i uisou
is applied, and no money required, except for
medicine.nntil a cure is perfected. Chronic
and ail other diseases not mentioned above,
especially Venerea! afflictions treated with po-
sitive success, if cnrable. Full particulars can
be obtained by addressing C. I. KELLING,
M.D., -Mechaiucsburg, Cuniberlnnd CoM Pa.
At the reiiuest of persons afflicted, residing
a, a distance, he has for years been in the habu
of prescribing by .ettcr, and with
nF.snil. SITlsracTlux.
He would savhowjverto those desirinj advice
in this wav, that to secure attention they should
enclose, with the general symptoms
general symptoms ct their
eases, a fee of One Dollar, to warrant him in
spending his lime for their benefit.
The Doctor may be consulted at his Office at
alt limes when not professionally absent.
Cactio. Strangers coming to Vechanics-
burg to see the Dr. are cautioned to beware of
unnrincipled persens, as some have been de- i
ceived. Dr. K. is the only one in this State
who can perforin cures by the new method. His
ofliee is dircctlv orpoiiie the Luion Church. I
Mechanicsburg is t miles from Harrisbnrg,
on the Cumberland V. R. R.. and accessible :
from al! parts of ihe I'mon. The Dr. will visit
cases within a reasonable distance when de
sired. July Si nitty I
CABINET WARE.
Having taken the Shop on
Norih tomtit street, near the
Frankiin House, formerly occupied by F A
Don achy and A D Elder, the subscriber most
respectfully informs the citizens of Lewisburg
and vicinity that he is prepared lo manufacture
all kinds of ':ilin'f Warr, comprising
BCREA1 S, TABLES, Bedsteads. Stands...
Sofas, Corner Cupboards, Card Tables.all
kinds of CHAIUS.&c. Also that he makcsitlJ i
COFFINS to order, and having provided him
self with a IIIMRSi: he will be prepared (
attend Funerals.
Having engaged the best workmen.therefore
the public may rely npon having the best of
work from the best materials.
JOHN' S. SHIPTON
N B. All kin I' of Country Produce taken
eichang-. Lewisburg, April S, If 35 ,
A 31 art clous Kciurdjt
fur tl Mirt'Juut -lye.'
Ia -' ' i r ? . rw.vi
4 vt
. iHOLLOWAYOir4TMENT.
; 77i? Crawl Kjteruul ifmy.
. T-j the ail X rnirrotrrpe, w me ttiiiiiou of UtU
' ctH niur on iIk (.uriaf of tur -lrp. Tliroarh xhmm
' li.; Oiutniriit, wln-u rul'U-'l (n Hut ktn, m earrWl t
, any orjrn or in war 1 part. 1in Mrnif tk Ki'Jys, 4nt
; ortiTh l th-r. tir.-rtionn - f tb Wrt, lDflauloti
j of ll.f l.urrf. A-tt.iuJ-i. C--u.1m an-i l oM, m by its
I tii' -anil ell-rliin!ly etrl. Kfery hotuwiC bMt lLai
; Biilt i it m lr -t tliruu-rli U.rn-.-r mtrnt of any tbw-krmw.
. Tii- lc .ii:2 n tit m. n I;T iurf r-clily p-n-trl thrv
j any toil or tlt-fl y rt of tint hiii; uitly, curiaf tb
j iw'tet tiniiiTi rm iuwanl cotuj,Uiut, ttt can But b
i r achrtl ty otl.vr bran.'.
I JlnfuiJat) Salt lihevm 1 Scorlutic IIu-
nwr$.
y rrir.My fa TH"n mof-h far th ran f-Jf
1 ww? of Oh Muii, iljatt-v r form tbyj may leinmi, aa
, lhi Oiuini'-nt. No -af of Snlt hb-oro. S-arry.dcn.fuia,
. toru li'-xit.or Krji--iat ciu lf ?.g ittiitlMl it lafin
! w.i-f. Tin iiiwriti r 1 trav h 4 ost-r tuany parMof thm
' f .uU'. iltll.ir Wirt f-niiiiLvi fan-iyiLala. Ol-erlff this
1 'ir.tiuei,t. aitit-r mli. wl- lu ;U a ;li(atioa. abii baa
j Uiu i vm iu u.ua:ii cf r.etoriu ccuulka nanbvra lo
S'jrts Brrnstf.
WWndt and
L fvr.rt.
?'rae r f tl. mr w-ii iittfi: Rurxnt now rely aoUly
on tb uwi f tli in - n li-nul OiotiiM-t.t, barinr U
k-ik wUj tL icr-t ra-4 df nT-, w uim1i. '.cra, lmm
Jt:lar p-;iiu mi.J tuiLor. 1'n f. n,r H.ll.wj haa,
ly inunr.xui t f thv Aitml (-TrrBinoU. diaUb4 te
the- 1:- - )tnlM t f tl.C 1 a-f. luTm UlIUe-tlt .f thv (rtBU
nunt, to I iiffl until r ti;eiirtxtKu-f tha HetUraJ ltaJX,
tu tli'- wor-t ruM-n i'f W'.unl. It ill rur any ulcrv
jtlaurdular hWHl;!!!!;. FtifTnns or cbutr&ction of tbr jc4nU,
etu i'f U eiV tai.Jii.j;.
lha aw? FUtufuB.
Trw-an'l otji-r imilar ditn ntnar rmp'arnbi ran
rt!-rtuNly rnr. .i ;f li,- omttuc-ut b weii rabbrd in vwr
tl.f -rt! T. rtr .i. imi t y rthvrwiae jlouig tb printed
' IAh the Ointment and PUh $hould ls
usid in the follvtcip'j rn$f;
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Por jr-t
Feri Qt mil klftdt
pnuna
Swelled Gla&da
1t(ra
WnreaJ 9oraa
1 cuDda,JI kintla
liurni
l.H p d IXaxI
ChilUfvin
li-tuba
flout
lUairatini
lttn Town"-
lirratl
H-fit's
J-ti it;
Miff J-iiiiL
Mfrrur. al Kruptier... Slt Ti.ri.ati.
S .s-.lil at tl.e lMiiifariori. !i of Pnfrwr HotuHTAT.
SO .Mniit-n l.si.i-.N.w -.ik. nml ".H 'rand. Lend, n.anj
br all r.rpp-r'ali liru?ffi-ta aoil le-nli n cf Mrd.nn
i:ir'ju.-lM.ut tl.1- I nil' .1 rtitl.-a. sn-l ll.e c4Tiiilc4 world, w
Tot.', at lj cvut. -l-.cnls. aud 1 rrb.
A,Tl.rre U a Cjl.-i J. rtUic n iug If iakinf Uitlftr.
rr p.
N. It. Iiini-'ii.nF fur the rui.lanr of patients la '7
Ji'i .-ler an- se.Xfl u t-aih 1VI.
s-vv i- ISe
AYKR'S TILLS,
4 M-v.ii"1 s-'il.-rlr sucreaiful remedy for th
.A r'tro'.-ul Lit:.,:;-. ., CiriTon1, Indi-
Dfi'iv, KhuiiKitism. Ftbtb
. NTMii-T. Irritaiahty. Inflainma
I'.iins in Th? Iirr.ii."SMf. lUrkfc
i'u- :rr;.:.i;T.ts A.-..c. Inde
- i.f- in ;.H-h : Pnrtire Mdli
r? i,r lv ti ttiirf'l, and much iclc
T Ti:v!.t If prevotttc 1. if a hann
ti-:is Ib-jda.
u.d i.iiii: 1. V'
tcrv f "iT.irr t1,-
r,? :oii! r
.ess ;nt r!l - t ;
! f'-itl : rti- wtp r.nrp frp'!r ucJ.
r.rv.-r: -i f : f Ji v.i. a C'-:ie habit of
f.ffy prT:i;U : tv 'A it "ii: t-wmr;;tcs inrriout anrf
oti n ft.U d.fx. ttKi -h iiu.t liar Tfndl
th tmif'.y :.r.d pi-I:. ?i good pttrKtiv
i R:- is nliKf Uuf of ('l.K. F'vri-di vrmptoms. ar.4
I'tii. -'is I-Ta:!'" .-tiitnil-;. '1 Lt-v .ill trvA to heroma or
hnrs'-s all mor tiif land. Hence a
.:.f jr;::' h.-..iJf. . -A t'- I'dl !ri beL-n prfvu4
l'i (''is-i i-.-.i.tt t ) meet tlj.it tir:uand.
ext-'n ;vp rr.i! .f its t 'rir- by I'hysician, FrtifM--t
1 .liLnt.H, h. s i.o-.Ti rcult stirpaMing
n:.v t'..n,4 k:ii.vn f -,t mediriiir. Curita
ft'iv littn ( do tt d 'ifyoi'd wtp thv nnt tit-
T..i;i..trid bv p.-.-KiTis ot s'lt ii et.tltr. position ud
ch;ir:wtfr t .orlid th xu;i.-i-m ff untruth.
Ai."iiii tii' eimfieiit 'nttrmcn to vhurn m ut
IliTr,. t r- :r f- r tij.f f;n ts. ar
l'i:or. Vi.r.STiNK M tt, the distinguirfiedSnr
50 "tl of N w V.-rk C:tv.
" Dorr. A. A. U.vrt.4. rrartinl fl'.pmist of
Vixt if Iio,tn,aui.LicoIgut for the State f Ma-
Il:Tt-J.
il- L. M-.joue. M. I.. nn p-nipi nt Surpeon
f 'i :.;n. i t!.- i'-.iy cf I. mvU, who haa long ucd
therii in rx:ilv' prri-rr e.
H. ('. s ' thm -t, 1;. k-j., .;:c of the first mc
in Nimt York i.'itv.
A. D.wrs. M. !., Snn't and Sureemi nf tha
Vt::: t. .ttw Marine Iu:-it;d. at Chclea, Ma.
I. 1 s;;ifi' p'Tiuii. we c-ul 1 ciTe mmr hundrtKl
i:r !i n.uni , tr-i.u r.il prts where tlie Villa ba
h- r. usrl. 1 -it iiiiT.iT cvea nor cunrinainc than
'.he oTt-fi.-ti-s f t!n e rminmt public men ia
I.'ivn in their rrTi- ts uivn tri.L
TV -e Pi'.N. t!.e rrnlt t-f loriis in"estijation and
.-tiulv, are or.-rt j t the ptioli? as the best and
n-- -I i'f.::e !-1-- w)i h the present state nf medical
i-ieiif e 1 un :i:fird. Thy are compounded not of
t).e ill t'urnwlv. lut ol tlte intiiu-iD.il virtue
i.'dy nf f -i t.i'-h- TvnvV.-t rMraett'd by ehemical
fruits in a state i f puritv. and CKmbined tocethcr
in a n:a:o!i:r a to msnre the best reMilta. Thia
!Tstfm "f eTnp.stii fur mefiirin! h.isbmftntnd
i.: the ( h. rry 1't'itor.d and 1'ihs both, to pnniuc a
m"rr ?!I i" icii t rt-TTifiy thin h.id h.therto been ob
tatned t'T anv prwess. 'i he rrum is perfectly ob
Ti'i.us. V iiile y thi UI miHie of composition, aT
ery mcdiritH- is fn:rdrRftl with hh re rr Iras ot arri
moTii'nis ai:d i: jt:r:-i;s iju;ilitic, br this each indi
idu:d itm urdy that is dsirri for the ctiratiTa
eliVct is prcsen!. AIL the inert a ad obsnswrns qual-itit-s
nf c .u h st;i 'srancf rmpiuyed are left hrhmd, the
enmtiv virtues en'v bent;; frtained. Hence it ia
fielt-evident th-' etu-.-ts should prore as the hava
prvTrd rr pnrelr romedial, arid the Pill a mirer
mor poU'TMil antniotc tn disease than any athat
ni''du-ii. kn -wn Ut tliewtrld.
A it is freji;nt! rxptlivnt that my me!ihi
hituM he tali-11 unilt-r ti.e counsel of au attending
i hvsi i;m. and x he crnM not properly jndi;e of a
reiiii dy without know in jr its cfrapntiun. X hava
n;;.!;rd the arcT-.nitu Formula by which both my
l ector 1 aii. i i'iil ure nuiH to the whole body of
PrauintJiu rs in tiic faitrd Statca and British Aiwcr
Kin J roTincts. It however there should be an
i , ,,,, t .-r,i ,h .u ,n k.
: pp mi-ilr fi.nraritrj hv mail to hi aj,lrn.
I Of all the 1'atmt Mwlii ineR that are oilerrd. how
! J?T would be taV n if their composition was knows!
'trric" CaS1St5 m B1-,"5tfrr- 1
j composition of mr preparation, is laid open
! to all men. ami all who are n.moetent to judar
I tbc nt.ect frtt-ly acknowledge their convictions
j of lhcir intrinsic merits. The Cherry Pectoral wa
7
ilieItt niTsicUB.s have doelm-d the same ihinij of
j mr i'ili- and even more coiiftdenllr, ami aro wuV
! to certify that thc-r anticipations wer mora
! t" recd hv their rdects upon tr,aL
;.,., , nurif, th hl.nd atimuUt. t
intemal vist:era lo purify the blood and stimulate it
into henltiiy action remove the obstructions of
tlie stomach, bowels, lirrr, and other organs of th
body,.rrstonnit their irmtular at tion to health, snsl
bv correctiii-. wherever they exist, such dcrangs
Bienta as are the first origin of disease.
1'., .... . , . . n - I n.. i. .
sn -rriT icietabiono harm eaa arise froai
their use in anv quujititv.
For minute diicttums, see the wrapper o th
Boy.
Prepared by JAM ES C. AVER, Practical
Analvtical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
11?- For sale bv Schatllle. and bv Christ
Caldwell. Lewisburg; Caslow, Milton ; Gast,
and Kemper & Kleckmr, Milllinburg ; and by
all Dealers everywhere
GEORGE T. COLE,
EALEU in Pianos, Melodeons, ni)
ail kinds of Musical Mcrrhasi-
alisc. Keeps constantly on Baud, tlallet et
Davis, Boston ; Lighte, New ton A Bradborys;
and Bennett Ac Co N. V., PIANOS. Also,
Princts A Co.'s celebrated MELODEONS,
prices from .15 HO to 150 110.
Orders from a distance will meet with prompt
attention. Second hand Pianos taken in ex
change for new.
Room dircctlv opposite the Court House,
Williamspnrt. Va. April , '55 573ra
PLATED WARE Cake and card Haskell
Table Forks, Spoons and Butter Knives,
Teaspoons silver-plated m the best Herman
silver, 1 per J doz. All poods warranted lo
give satisfaction. A!l kinds of Fngravirg at
the shiest notice al J- L. VOPEK'S.