ITmisterg Cjjroirirlc.
ar o. .v. muc.v jj. ii. consKtirs.
Dae. 21, 1S55.
"v Vmiw fj. Til LBJ1WIIU. CuauKlcu
tja ih lari:t auj bl circulation, anv Newrj'aper
! Union CcimUv. - -
fJThe AinTimn National Omincil. In nominate candi
dates for I'reaiJfnt an-1 Vic l-n-siil'-nt. m-el nt
. jfnu laaiisma. FciUar, tcU. Li, 1"1.
a,Per.n.vtvanla" TWmnerstle 5la Pnnveritlim. nro
jDala eabjiaau fnr Caaal (.'..luiaia&ioucr, surveyor
tiencral, ani Ai4itr oncral,
alaxu.t'Ka, TuesJay, Marcb 4. lss.
Equality.
The following was the assessed valua
tion of property in what is now Union
coonty,M ro&do out by the Tricnial Assess
ment of 1953 :
Buffa!oe eim,4G
East liuffaloe 3n7,2ti:j
West Buffaloe S0o385
Hartley 610,01(3
Kelly 4U1.712
Limestone 01,049
White Deer 7, 227
Lewisburg ."')0,S4
Ulifflinbnrg 134,434
NewUerlin 157,582
Union 42,840
A Raflroail tLrongh the longest way of
the county, and its most populous portion,
would not only serve Court purpofjt admi
rably, but answer also all the business
wants of its two largest towns,(LewiLurg
and MiiSinburg,) aud be quite near the
next two largest towns (New lV.-rlin and
Hartleton.) Those towns and townships,
at the greatest distance from the rivers at
the two endi of the projected Lewisburg,
Centre & Spruce Creek Kailroa J, of course
are most in need of that connection. In
the middle of the line (Centre county,)
they have far more interest than at either
nd,(HaDtingdon or Union counties.) And
ttt the extreme p iint in our county, they
feel more deeply their want thau at the
junction itself.
Vfe say tlii, not to cxcuo any luie
varmncss or want of liberality anywhere,
bat to point out the obvious duty of those,
who are most interc!ted,n)aliiiig the great
est efforts and tho heaviest iuvestnieuts in
the work. Those who are to be most bene
fitted, in nst put forth the greatest efforts.
Thus Hartley township has really more ne
cessity for the KoaJ, and as a cuLsequcnce
hould take more stock in it, than liuffu
loo township with a higher valuation.
Limestone and West Buffaloe, with a less
valuation, would be nioro benefitted by the
P.oad than East Buffaloe- and Kelly. Mif
flicburg is at present much more in need
of the Road than Lewisburg, and espe
cially after having escaped tho Court
House tax should take more stock in
proportion to her ability.
Hartley, Limestone, MiEiulurg, and
West Buffaloe, have tlio means, and mani
festly should take the lead in this work ;
Buffaloe, Le.wisuu.rg, and Eait BuCalou
should follow close in their track; but all
parts of the county are more or less inter
ested Dry Valley aud Musscrs Valley are
interested and should lend a hand in this
propitious emergency. We should ull re
member that the prosperity of one portion
of the eonnty, benefits all portions at lust.
A railway all along our eastern bordor,and
another from the centre on that eastern
lino to the extreme Western point of the
trianglo, would leave our county better
served for Railways than any other in the
State. The former we have ; the latter
we way have, if we will it.
The Romance and the Reality.
These lovely, bracing, wouiug, moon
it evenings ah! but the girls do wish there
were sleighing wo kuuw they do, by a
dozen unmistakable signs. Last week,
seemed to promise that by this time, the
congealed prismatic rain-drops would fall
lo generously as to mantle our yet green
earth that tho keen, cold winds, from the
icy north, would set in rapid motion the
languid blood, and bring bloom to the pale
check, and brightness to the lustreless rye
and, as naturally as light follows dark
ness, that the jingling of sleigh-bells and
the free-gushing melody of joyous hearts
would be ringing out together on every
highway ; and the steady trca 1 of the
horses' feet, tho rustling, glancing, skim
ming of the rapid runners, and the sweet
est of all musie,happy human voices,would
combine in a trinity of harmony to make
hundreds forget all sorrow, and revel iu the
glories of sleigh-riding by moonlight.
Well, we have grand, clear sky, bestudded
with its myriads of jewels, among which
the calm moon smiles beuignantly down,
and a few floating clouds reflecting back
her light wo have the pure, cool air, a
luxury for the house-confined and business
pressed lungs to breathe we have tho la
dies, small and larger, willing to go ; and
lso manly youth, and mauhood not con
ventionally youthful, just as willing to ac
company them ; old sleighs, buffalo robes,
and "merry bells" could be improvised in
double quick particular meter all that's
wanting, is, the snow. They had the
article, a ' few days" at L'ellefontu ; they I
arc luxuriating in it some ways Xor'ard ;
but hereabouts it is winter minus the
snow. To cue who like the writer was
brought up (alias "raised") wl.cro they
Lad two to live months of Weighing onl
interrupted by snow lui.ki that hid the
fences, the prospect fur goiiuiuc sleighing
this 19:h of Dccisubtr, A.l). 1855, is any
thing but brilliant : we can only eijey it
by vivid recollection aud heurt sUei.giheu
io imagination.
We wt'.I jast cwu up, however, and be
Lorwt: we want a "loi bkiyli riJo, our
owueclves, as wu.-li a, a;. 1 the Mi.;
aud this spekisg or.c wl U them, u
tTitilia. D ttc aul a LJf f.t i.o.ai v ;
else. We don't care how old a man is,
when he goes sleighing he wants good com
pany ; and whether it be the prattling of
the child, tho subdued merriment of the
maiJen, the genial vivacity of the matron,
or the gentle and kindly words of the
aged mother we all want some of them
for company, or it's no sleigh-ride. And
then, there is a thousand of the details of
business,whkbaliUle snow makes smooth'
ly an 1 easily attended to. There are the
grain and other products of the earth to
be taken to their market Coal an! wood
and other ct ceteris to bo hauled thous
and of postponed visits to be made and,
to come back ta the starting point other
thousands of young people as well as old,
to whom a few hour release from the re
straints of study or business or household
or sick-room cares, and participation in the
glories of an old-fashioned, cordial, ortho
dox, frank, republican, innocent, brain
clearing, heart-warming, genius-inspiring,
lungs-rcnovatingjRionTuooo sleigh-ride
would be a luxury and a treat, Eccond to
nono of tho fashionable amusements of
this or any other day. Let us all learn
to be patient "and to wait," and enjoy the
first suow-flit we can !
Who is Responsible ?
No one can doubt but tho following
members of the House of Representatives
were elected to Congress by the people as
men supposed to be in favor of restoring
freedom to Kansas and Nebraska.
T. D. J. Fuller of Maine
John Wheeler of New York
Wm. W. Valk do
Bayard Clark do
Thomas R.Whitney do
John Williams do
Solomon C. Haven do
Henry M. Fuller of 1'enna.
Jacob liroom do
Wm. Milward do
John Hickman do
John R. Edie do
David Barclay do
J. Scott Harrison of Ohio
Oscar F. Moore do
George G. Dunn of Indiana
Harvey Scott do
Here are 17 men who know tho people
they represent want the Missouri outrage
wiped out, and yet almost constantly vote
against the man who 100 men selected as
(they thiuk) the best and most eligible
candidate. Half of these men could at
any time elect him. Instead of that, they
have wasted threo weeks of time, and are
apparently paving tho way for another tri
umph of Slavery.
niinburg "Star."
Anotluir "5,000 Quinine PilUa day" Story.
Ono would have supposed that the deci
sion of the location question, might Lave
put tho Star in better humor towards
maukiud in general and Lewisburg in
particular. A change of editors, would
be a good opportunity of avoiding such
big stories as that about the "5,000 qui
nine pills a day for fever patients in Lew
isburg." But it appears that is not the
case, and fur some ulterior purpose the
warfare is to be kept up. Last week's
Star, has this delectable paragraph :
r3 We received a communication last
Khi, but too late for publication, to the ef
fect that the whole of ihe eipcns.es in remov
ing the Bci.ks and furniture bt'lontrinir to the
(Joiiuty from New Ilciliu tol.eaisbur; such
as Hie luring ol seven teams, let-ins three at
torneys, turkey feast for twenty pel sons, Ac.
was ordered by the Commissioners to be
charged to the County.
We inquired at the Commission3rs office
yesterday, and learned that nut one dollar
of exjteme us aLuce stated has been "char
ged to tho County by the Commissioners,"
and they do not know as there will be any
charges made. No "-ttoruevs" were
"feed," teams and hands were volunuer
cd, and one of tho Commis.sioncrs told
Messrs. Kleckneu and We:demai;l
that he would be responsible for the ncc
ccssary provisions provided fer man and
beast. It is not known that it will cost
the county a dollar, as several volunteered
to go or send, and other citizens of Lewis
burg promised to contribute something to
pay the other expenses of tho "frolic,"
not that they fell obliged to do so, but to
show their good will in not burthcuiug
the county. Whether Messrs. Kleckner
and Wcidensaul happened to Lave, that
day, turkey, chickeu, beef or sausage
whether they had tea or coffee, clear or
with the "condiments ' whether they had
corn-bread or flour doings whether their
spoous were brittauia or pure silver, arc
poiuts not important to the public, but
worthy the investigation of the Dcmocra-1
tic Doctors of the Star and of their luous
iug correspondent (?) But tho Editors al
so say ou their own account
We were always under the impression that
all epenscs ariMti from a division of the
Coumy were to be borne hy hewisborg; in
fact we have their pledges of honor to this effect-
Ue sincerely trut that such a high
toned.cliivalrotir, and gentlemanly population
as Ltwisbur; contains, will iuccevl'ully re
lute this grave cha'ge if not, we may refer
lo the ra again, at some future time."
This is the first we ever heard of any
such promL. The running of the line
(see Sec. d of Division Act) aud the plots
are to be paid by the county treasury.
The prhitiug (sec Sec. 34) is to bo paid
for by the county treasury. All as plain
as A.I5.C. Jet the innocent editors "were
always uuJcr the impression nil expenses
arising from di isiou were to be borne by
LcwUlurg!" Did Dot these men know
any better ? or do they wish Mill to excite
hatred and distrust of Leaisburg by con
tinuing to '
Tiny en a harp af a ttiotmnd strings V
and every string a lyre !
"We have their LvwisburgV pledges
of honor to this cfieC." Well, let's sea
it. Wc nevrr s:.w or heard of it, and we
claim to bj a portion of ' Liw.'sLur,"
and we know that "Lewisburg" never
uuic cx aatUrutd any to make !
Lewisburg Chronicle
any such pledge. If any gassy individuals
made an such pledge, why bold them to
it . ' r
What has Lewisburg pledged ! Nothing
s a Rorough. , InJiviJnab of Lewisburg,
Kelly, Bnffaloe, and East Buffaloo.plcdged
themselves iu the sum of 30,000 to pur
chase grounds and cract necessary public
buildings, as described iq tho law. . LtJi
viJuals of Lewisburg- and Selinsgrove
pledged their honors to pay the 8300 for
the charter of the new countjC, and also
the expenses of transcribing the records
for Snyder county. Tho S500 nas been
paid, and we presume the other obliga
tions wili be honorably met. If they are
not so met, when required,
"Lay on Macduff"
and we will not pen a line or say a word
in their defence. Rut dou't mistake Tom,
Dick, or narry for "Lewisburg," and stu
dy the Division Law and the Truth a little
better before you seek to impose any more
big stories upon the people at the expense
of Lewisburg.
35 tU C'ongrcs..lNt SrHNlon.
Ttesday, Dec. 18.
No ballots for Speaker were taken in
the HousCjSeveraof the Members -'taking
the opportunity" of "defining their posi
tions." WAsnixaTo.v, Dec.19.
Mr. Fuller, of Pennsylvania, explained
his position, opposing the further agitation
of the Slavery question. If he had been
here the last Congress, he would have op
posed all territorial legislations, but ho
would not vote for the restoration of the
Missouri line, and would admit Kansas
with cr without slavery. He would leave
that to the people.
Mr. Todd, of Pa., said, if he Lad be
fore known this, he would have suffered
his right hand to wither before voting fur
Mr. Fuller.
Sixty-sixth ballot. The lTouso pro
ceeded to ballot, which resulted as follows:
Ranks, 100
Fuller, S4
Richardson, 75
Scattering, 9
No election necessary to a choice,113.
Adjourned.
Reminiscence.
This is not the first long delay in organ
izing tho House. In December, 1349,
Congress met on the 3d of the month.
The caucus candidates for Speaker were
Robert C.Wiuthrop, Taylor Whig : How
ell Cobb, Democrat, and David Wilmot,
Free Soil. The Whig caucus refused to
swallow a rabid Pro-Slavery resolution of
fered by Robert Toombs, and that gentle
man, with Messrs Stephens of Geo., Hil.
liarl of Ala.,Cabell of Fla., and some oth
ers, backed out, and on 1st ballot voted
for Mr. Gentry of Tcnn., thus preventing
the election of Mr. Winthrop. The week
was voted away. Mr. Gentry arrived on
t o following Monday, and at once with
drew his name, and then Toombs aud
company wasted their spito ou Mr. Morc-h-ad
of Ky. Tho Democrats dropped
C jbb and took up William J. Rrown, run
ning his vote up to within two of a victory.
Rrown Lad succeeded in getting some Free
Soil votes, but the trick was cxpoecd and
he was dropped as bad timber. Subse
quently Messrs. Wintbrop aud Wilmot
withdrew their names, and a rambling
skirmish ensued, with no concentration by
any party. The next week the Whigs
and Democrats held caucuses and agreed
finally that a plurality of voles should be
deemed an election. The Toombs party
worked desperately to defeat this arrange
ment, and used up a whole day in talking
against time and niakiiig a disturbance
generally. They were at length put down,
and the members of both parties agreed
to ballot three times more, and if no choice
was made by a majority of the votes, the
person having the Lighast vote on the
fourth trial should be declared the Speak
er. The three trials were in vain,and then,
on tho sixty-fourth ballot, Howell Cobb
was chosen, having 102 votes, to 100 for
Winthrop, 8 for Wilmot, 4 for Morehcad
and 4 Coating. Rv this means the House
was organized on the 2d of December.
FOREIGN MEWS. "
Halifax, Doc. IS. The Asia arrived
this morning, with Liverpool dates to the
8th inst.
The ship Constitution, of New York,
arrived at Liverpool on the 4 th, and on
tho following morning, while lying at an
chor in the river Mersey, was observed to
be on fire. Assistance was immcdiatelv
rendered, but sho burned all day, and at
nigt.t was scuttled in 0 feet of water.
Affairs iu tho Crimea are unchanged,
and the papers furnLh no remarkable
events there.
, ,t . ,. , , .
e rnmors of peace are sti.l alunJantJ
but unauthcnticated. Nevertheless Con
sols went up upon the strength of these
rumors.
It is a Tcro noticeable circumstances
that the assertions of the British press on
the snl'jcct of negotiations arc quite at va
riance with those of influential continen
tal pspore.
The Loudon Times, and D'lsraeU's cr
gan, the Loudon Tretc, are j rotuiuent in
assorting that peace is near at hand, and
that Austria is about to address an ulti
matum, suinmouing Iiussia, under the
threat jf. Lrcaiing ofT negotiations with
uer, to accept those conditions wf peace
uhicU the csiern l owers can admit at
prcient, but which they will not assent to
after another successful campaign. ..
, The St Petersburg Kortheru Hoa has
an editorial Leaded "The war is only be
rinuin"," and declares t'uat Etusia has
ample resources to continue the war
fur ! of
Tie Tinics' correspondent writes from j JjJ
and West Branch Farmer Dec. 21, I 55.
the camp before Sebastopol November 24,
saying there is really nothing to write
about, 'as nothing really has occurred.
Very little firing is exchanged between
the North and South sides. Tho Russian
"works on the North side of Sebastopol was
rapidlyassuming . g'&intio ..dimensions..!"
1'rcparations for destroying the docks arc
nearly completed. 'I
The bulk of the' Russian army has jo
turned to its former position. The French
have been reinforced by the arrival of
12,000 troops. The Englsh and Sardiu
ians have also been reinforced. Consider
able additions continue at the same time
to be made to the Russian forces.
The Russians continuo to threaten
Kerteh, which has been largely reinforced
The Imperial Commercial Rank of
Odessa, has failed.
A despatch from tho Raltic, dated the
Cth, states that the united squadron, un
der Admiral Dundee, was then passing
the Roll, homeward.
A Russian Grand Council of War is to
be held at St. Petersburg, to settle a plan
for the defenco of the coast from the G ulf
of Rothynia to the Southern extremity of
Vallhynia, in Asia.
Thero is an unconfirmed rumor that the
Russians have taken Kars.
The Rritish Parliament is prorogued
till the 31st of January.
The Cotton market was steady, hut pri
ces were without change. The saics for
the week wero 50,000, including 14,000
bales to speculators and exporters.
Rreadstuffs were generally quiet. Sales
of Western Caual at 42s 0d.
Provisions are quiet and rates unchang
ed. Tho woathcr was favorablo for the crops
Consols are quoted at 00 J.
Affairs in Kansaj.
St. Lovis.Dcc. 19. We have despatch
es from Independence dated yesterdey,
stating that tho trouble at Lawrence has
been settled, by the people promising to
deliver up the offenders, obey the laws of
tho Territory, rccognizo the Governor as
such, and conduct themselves for the fu
ture as a law abiding people. They refuse,
however, to deliver up their arms. The
volunteers from Missouri have been dis
banded, and have returned home. This1
is a Pro-Slavery account of the settlement,
and, undoubtedly, is to be received with
that allowance.
Col. Cumming, superintendent of In
dian affairs, arrived at Council Muffs yes
terday, from the Rlack Feet country. He
has concluded treaties with tho several
tribes.
New Orlenns, Dec. 18. The Su
premo Court this morn in i announced
their decision in the important case in
which Mrs. General Gaines is plaintiff.
The decision of the Second District Court
is reversed, and a decree issued ordering
that the will of Daniel Clarke, executed
iu IS 13, be probatod and Mrs. Gaines pat
in possession of tho property devised to
her. Of course an appeal was taken.
Jte&rPrcsidcnt Pierce has Lsucd a pro
clamation against the Nicaraguan filibus
ters', who are about to set sail from New
York, and also a proclamation announcing
that Newfoundland has complied with the
provisions of tho Reciprocity treaty, and
is entitled to all its benefits.
Gov. Wise, of Virginia, will on the 1st
of January, take the oath of Office in the
Council Chamber and enter at ones on his
duties without a speech or any sort of cer
emony. n? Our readers are weil aware that we have
never adverffled patent medicines.butwe now
publish an advertisement of Aycr"s not
because we are paid for it alone, but because
we honestly believe that Dr.Aycr is one of the
best Physicians and Chemists of the age, and
because we know from experience that his
Cherry Pectoral is the best medicine for a
Con?;h that ever was invented. We hare been
cured by it o a severe Bronchitis, and have
given it to our family with unfailing success
for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Croup,
Ac. Our neighbors who have tried the Pills
represent thero as an extraordinary good med
icine. Dtmverut, Jir.Miur, Yintun Co. O.
A Free I.t'clure from Dr. Kane,
Desrrifiing his Arctic Tratth,
"VTDITLD be a rare treat, and so would he
1 the payment of dues to the Ctronicle,
ou the old account, from solvent debtors. I
have been delayed in finishing the settling up
of several running acconnts, which I purpose
doiun as fast as possible, and to which I do
not refer. 11 ut there are many who have no
olTsels to make, and whose longer withholding
from as our just dues most incar the ontside
charges, interests, and costs. Prom one to
eight years' leniency, is surelv ample time to
pay small bills. Nov.tt. O.N.WORDEX.
Last Xotice!
rjHE Subscriber is anxious to settle the o'd
I I5.VOK Accoumsoi IlllIVV .11 X I1II.U1S.I1
T,ir are in m hands for stMcmont.
and.lhose who neglect to pay up on or before
the irj"lsl of January ncxl,r3) will find their
accounts placed-iu the hands of the PROPER
AirrnoRrrv. Jacob h. brown.
Lewisburg. Nov. 20,
H. GERHART,
SuKHin Dcnlbt, at his resi-
donce. Corner uf Vhird Street and Vnirerrtif
Actnue, LEW1SHI KO, Pa. Aug. 81, 155
C. W. SCHAFFLE'S
WHOLESALE anil RETAIL
Ihvrf aiul Chemical Emporium.
Market Street
. Irfwubiirg. la.
C1 OOD Uazors warranted.fmm S5 to 60ct.
X-Baajr J'trorrj from 10 to IS cts., at M.
Furriatfick it J?ros' New Uook and Stationery
3d St. l.cwisbijrg, next door lo Beaver & Kre
mer's Store." ' '
CdACHMAKEPvS will find constantly on
haml Kliptic Spring", Aries, Hob Bands,
Lares, Oak FelUs, Bow and a general as
sortmen4 of TrimiiiinBS, at the Hardware Store
REYNOLDS cV M FADDEN. Lewisburg.
CHOOI. ORDERS neatly prmlcd and for
sale at the Cluunicle Oti.ce
X H. 0. RANCK,
.4 TT0RNKY at Law, MiSuUlinr?
t : Knion Co-Pa. t "iTAU profe.suoral bu
siness entrusted ti his care, will be punctually
and faithfully attended to. June VOo yl
v Telegraphingnew Rata Table.
until l' ; iruiu 1 tuw.'-ii
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Seliiwjrove
Providence
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Pulsion
Kingston
Northumberland
Milton
Muucy
Jersey Shore
Mill Hall
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llellefonte
llerwick
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Z Catiuwissa 17
21 Danville !"
31 Chapman 20
20 t'arOoiidule, 2i
25 Ilnnmore 2.r
25 Hy!e Parlr, 21
21 YViiicesuarrc 20
20 Plymouth 2(1
15 Blooms-bur; IS
13 Danville 15
15 Sunbury 15
17 M'Ewcnsville 15
IS Wilhamsport 17
2t Lock Haven H
21 lieech Creek 20
For every additional word 1 cent to all sta
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r"AII other stations west and south
Philadelphia, rate increased 0 cents.
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lit.
KF.V rti.TOnlAL HIStORf OF ClllXA JXIi
A7..1 eompritint: a de-rription of th"e eountri'-j an!
thoir inhabitant .mi raein the bistort l event, pov
erum.'iit, re tiDii, ftlu.Mtii'U, MLi r itur'. I:inm..e, art-,
n.ii.ifarturrp. productions, rou.nn r.-e. aua maimer mjtl
ru..UIU ol tilr 1 e.le. ti. m the car.i.-t p.-riM .d autli' ll
lie r.-eord to tliu preto-nt time, lilu.lrat.-d with -'A!
tngrav tiou paes lare ovlav J. 1'rlct;,
IV.
JVflK PICTORIAL FAMILY J.STi;ir-10Li t DjKVM
of .o neral knnviel .oiopri.-.ini a i-onipl. If rm i t
u-etul and cutertaininc information. ltoMncd for Wm
iil. !, fr howia, and ilbrrte.H. ow po. octavo, l'rre i-,.
V.
I'l'TOttUL tmroitr OF THE AMrr.u .t.Y FIX
Or.f'lft.r tlook I.. r every Family in the I nwi: ' It
routaimian account of the ea-ly b.l'.ry of tli-c -iiotry.
CoiLtttntion of the I nit. d Stat-".elironoV ica! ind-t. r.
tfeveral hundred kograv Lugs, t'rire fj.oll.
With a variety of other popu'ar Plt'IOKl A t. W..KKS.
of such a moral and rel.iou uinioice. that while Bout
men may palely elitfa' ill llieir eir. ulatioti. tie ) r. nl' r a
puhlie benefit, and receive a lair ot-mpenatiou t r Uieir
la'or.
rTo men of enterprise and tart, thlv hnslne,. nfler
an oppttrlunity lor j-rutitatdc cm?loiucnt aeiduiu to he
ui' t w ith.
PrTMine withing to enpa.e iu their fcal, will n n ire
promptly hy mail a Circular e ntiiuin; full p;irtul.r.
witil Infection to pereonn uiiT"ed lo a" t a A(e...,"
tof -tl.er with term on wl.n 1. tle-y will he furuincd, by
addicting the auhrrtber.'pt-.t pa I.
Jtuiibi-T .--KM;s.;)'t i.:iiire.
1M WitliaO. Mr.et, NcW Vork
SrJfD F-nt (err. for-v. SinIe cvj i ot the at.ve w..rk
will lierarefuilyei.v-el.nH,l in -tout paprr.find 1 .rw ir lei
at our riek and even.e to aoy '"t i.'ii.e u. ll.e L n.l. 1
Stan!., on the receipt of tne ret-til price.
New Firm and New Goods!
VT the Mammoth Dm;; & Chemical
Emporium uf
CHRIST & CALDWELL.
The undersi'ued having purchased the entire
Mainmoih Drug .Siore formerly kept by r
'lliiirntnit Co., are now ready to till OrJWs
and Prescriptions at a moment s notice. We
have a larce and well selected slock of fresli
and pure DRt'tSS, MKIilClMls, chemicals
DycilnlTs. Oils, Paints, Glass, Puiiv and
DUl't.UIs.V UI.AsiWARi:,
All fconli of Patnit M.diciiuf,
l'ruit and Confectionery,
Tobacco,fnufr,and Imported Cigars of the
choicest brands,
Fditev fiutions and Tuiiet Artic't,
Fine Toilet Soaps !t Perfumery of all kinds.
UacsiiKS mu Combs of eteiit vakihtt.
Hook and Mafionrry,
a general variety of Literary ami School Books.
Pine Oil, Lard and Fluid Lamps of every
description ; tresh Pine Oil and Patent Ilaru
inr' Fluid always ou hand.
1-1 KK INKS aud LIliLOUS of all kinds
for Medicinal uses.
Fire Pnxf and Zinc. Paints.
Preserving and I'ickling Jars, Jcc
CtPCustou.erswill liud our stock complete.
comprising many articles it is impossible here
to enumerate, and all sold at moderate prices
Call and see us, one and all, and see our
stock j and if we cau't sell you cheap goods,
we will not ask you to buy.
We are always on hand to wait on customers.
Keincmber the Mammoth Drug More !
Til CO. S. CHRIST,
F. !S. CALDHCLL.
Lewisburg, Union Co. Pa. 668
IY RAILROAD. A new supply of Fancy
(.oods, Porte Monnaies, ti. rman Pipes,
and Kiunikinique Tubacco ; also a variety ol
new Books, the very latestworks, to be had at
June S9, '55. CJUtlsTtr CAl.t) WELL'S.
BY CANAL. A fresh supply of White
Lead, Pans and Chrome Cireen ground
iu oil ; also Turkey L'nibcr in 1 lb. cans; Lin
seed Oil, Turpentine, Pine Oil and Fluid, all
of which we will soli at the lowest rate to
be had at Villi Is T .V V.ILU ELL'S.
f AST, but not Least, a fine assorlment of
Ji lUe very besi Perfumery for the ladies
and gents, consistim; of Almond and Honey
Soaps Kuracts for tlip h!kf.. t'olo(iiie, llay
Leaf and llonev Water. Bureau Perfume, etc.
to. be had at VII lt 1ST .V CAl.li WELL'S.
"I V LXritl.-'. Just rrcfivvd a fitn sup
9 Pi
yof Oranees Lemons. Itniin. Ki;.v,cic.
June
at t HKIST & t'AL!W FLfS.
GEORGE T. COLE,
DEALER in Pianos, MclMdeon.i, and
all kinds of Musif-sU Mrrrlian.
UiM. Keeps coiiatuutly ou haml. Hall.:t &
Davis, Boston ; I. i'lite, Xewton A liradburvs;
and JjL-nnett fc Co., A'. Y., PFAXOS.- A)"sn
t'rincts & t'u.'n celebrated MKL01El.jJ,
prices from $15 Oil tn ir( CO.
Orders from a distance will meet ti lili prompt
attention. Second hand Pianos tal.ru in ex
change tor new.
lioom directly opposite tiie rmirt House,
Yiilliamfiort, I'a. April 4, "55 5?3m6
1)LATD WAKPCake and carU Baskets
Table Forks, Upocns and Butler Knives,
Teaspoons silver-plated on the best t.'erman
silver, $1 per J do. All poods warranted to
give satisfaction. All kinds of Engraving at
the shortest notice at J. I,. Yul)KUn.
Dr. Jolta Locke,
RURGEOX DENTIST.
OFFICE removed to SOUTH 10XUM
street, Lcrvisburir.
Lewisburg, Xov. 1, 1855
4 . Jamea B. Hamlin,
A TTOPiNKY at LAW, . .
ii 13 ifXicr no Secoad St. w u !
doors soaih of Market, Niiurr.
two
, Bmri93 l.nioii Ct. Pa.
Weodlots and Soiall Farm fur Sa!o.
7 mU purchnnrr, on rcasoitaLlt ttrtim,
TlIEKL'arc lots f WooJIaml, si-
I male in White Peer Tp., on Little Puf
f;i!oe ("reek, about a milf above f!ult!in's store,
ranging from 14 tn -.'I arre etich, w-.l tiu.b
ered with various kinds ol Oak, Pine, Poplar,
and Chesnut.
The Farm eonlains about 5"i .icres.nf wlurli
IS are clear d, and hasten il a Two rMory Li ?
mlluiio., a Log Stable, Spring f Wat' r,
and Frtnt trees ol various kinds. It ad
joins lands of J' liu Hummel and Jacob Hart
man, about 1J mile lioiti (iiiMm's Su re, iu
While Deer tp., l.nioii Co., Pa.
The above property i clfered at I'riva'.e
Sale, by the subscriber,
vJEORfJi: MEIXELL.
Kelly Tp., Aug. I0,;T.).
A Valley Farm of Limestono Land,
po.MPKISLNfl aliimt 183 Acres, f,r;
SALE. Said Farm is in one if '.In-b-t
heat-growing vallies in Cenlrtil P.-imvl1. ,t
iiia.wiihtn two miles (m-er a Bridie) to a Kai'
road. accessible to Markets, in an eminently
healthy neighborhood, near '.o Mills, Sior',
t'htirch and School Houses, and in the ruuNl
of an iuteiliient and respectable pi pulatinn.
The Improvements are a tirt-clas BANK
B AKN rio by A& feet, with a fair Mansion Arl
House, Wa?on house. Corn house, andiX-i
other , suitable Outbuildings. It has a larje
rf Apple Orchard, and Peach and Pear trees
JCt'vtc. suiricient lor ordinary use.
The Farm is all cleared excrpt abont one
acre (and plenty of Woodland 111 the immedi
ate vicinity.) all of Limestone soil, and as the
owner thinks- is not surpassed for natural pro
ductive qualities by nny in the S'.ate.
It wi.l be sold wholly, cr a portion of 90 to
101) aeies, as might suit a purchaser.
P?Any ra.-h man wishing such a property
can obtain further information by applying lo
O.N.WomtL., ( 'Uroniclt ollice, Lewis bur:;. , I u
FOR SALE.
Th.it larri? anl (lesiral'ln pr .prrtv on th
aua cumer ol -Market and V.'au-r sirveis.u irll
calculated for a rf.dcnce, fi.r tmnncas, cr lor
a r-n.pnce and plart of l ti!ii5.
There is a lare liliU'tv Hons? cunlainin?
"'"n
'l lar-e r)oins on the lirUlour,ti bef.-ruwn.s
the second ll..:r,ant! - Iarc finished r'"ms
mirti. ivitcnen aim waM.hotue sTj tit.
There are a spacious Cellar.lare (Jeuient
itern,a I'ump, and Well of T ".tl water, a
Stable, an n!! nec"ary it! niMiP".
fur terms ic. anly to iicu. F. Mil!' r. Kssj.
V00D FOR SALE.
A
PPLYlo A.K.IWIorJiilinriiiilfan'.
Full enrjs deiivert-d. May 10. liij.
Commonwealtli Ituurnce Comps-y, :
TTNIOX nuIMiu-s, TLir! SI., Ilnrri.-;-
U litre, Pa. Auiii ,!; 1 ip:t:i!. s:JO
OOO. Insures B-i il 1 1 1: rf ati I oturr prom-rt .- I
against loss or damage l y 1'iKL'. L'hatleri
perpeual. I
l)IFvT:fTii:.
Pinion Cameron lien, Her-jn- r W. F. Murray
tieo. .M. L iuiuan ltei.j. I'aike F. K. ll .as j
Wm. Dock Win. II. K-;v.. rJ., il.ik rr, !
James FoV A. I. V .-, 'i. r
Presidt-nt sivox rn:i;o.. j
ecrvtarv s. t'AKI.ilii;.
W. ii. V. ll.oO.S, .1 .,, L-.-iv:.-bur7. '
Siotv I
nnw gzqzz:
r H;0 W.N Jk KI TTLK have ju t
, splendid assortment .-t N't-w V.
will be s -Id cheap. C'a:l and see.
sept. ti, lHo,.
FARRIERY.
r'ceivfd a
. :.d,u iuj :
rrilE Mihserikr oiii-rs hi
s rvicivs
.1 in ctJiin.' Hor--s (' 11 1 Kvil ir t'l.-tila.
He ivill cure llur.-e v eaher ft thtac aia.ic
tintis fr ", or tuaUe no e'nut'e if net m: --ce-sftif.
Here is an rrp.r:tinitv f-r prrv one
uh 'se hor?es are atiiicieti, tu le-t -ie lima t
health and wornr order. Kc-.id !:t e t-u lay
I'arm in Kellv Tp., nar Lewi-d-nrLT.
LaUst from Sevastopol!
TEW tiOODS,
lr rail ami Wintrr.
iOMPi;ii.Nf; i:vi:i;vth;.; va.ti:u
i in h use or uiim:ss.a.m at
TH K MDST KKAso.NAULK KA i i;s, UiXV
received and UT sale by ihc sita.'cr.lfi.
Wc invite a pubhc iuspectum id' our stock
of Merchandize.
IU KSil & OKSL
LewUbur Oct. U, 1jj
CAUFE
lot of
FETS. A very lareand well selected
Cotton and all woid Carpets, from
- cts. iu ri.-M per vara. A portion oi ihee
I'arpeH were bought at auction, t t!i'-rs direct
from the matiutuetors, at prices that we can
sell them very low. Tlm- iu want ol Carpet
we invite to call and look h- t..ro bnyiny; eNe
where. J. SCHUEVti: &: i.
June 1. 1S.V.
AS
K(!E ami desirable stock .1' i s'
Urt-is (iouJs, !' everv kiu.l, l. r sale
chrap liy J. SCHKK'Vi:il V M)X.
VLAKllK lot of I.a.lie' surintr and sum
mur sliauls, for sale vcrv l.iw. bv
June 1, 18!5 J. HCII HEYEU
V SOX.
("1l.o riIs,rasiinerfs,Teejs aiul iiuuuer
J Wear, for sale rhnnr limn ever t.r
June 1, 1So5 J. SVllliEYEK V SOX.
Ghsswire.
TF yoit nrel C.lusswaio. call on FITZ-
J A 1 KICK .V nitO.at the Bwk-t.'re nejt
door to lieaver & Kremer's.where i to iie had
a lot of cheap tiiassu are bought at Auclu n,;o
be sold at Pliila.l. wholesale pi ices :
Ashbrnton and Webster (iohVts. Flnfe.l
Jellies, Footed Pitchers Coinoiet llilie- JJu'r'
tilasses, Kentucky Sugars, Molasses I'miiers.
'oneave Footer! itowis U!.imond .i!t.Tay!nr
Pucher. Tumblers of van. ns patterns and
prices. Dishes and Bowls il all sizes auJ pal
icrus, i. uiss J.irs, eve ten laour;, Wet. a
L'
AD1E.S .-SEV I.Mi BIK1 from 50 to 6:',
cts., Visiiiii" CarJs, Portfolio ami Serao
Hooks, i ul.'UC V ( olour boxes, f'ainel A
fable Hair pencils. Dr.. wiim pa; er ami In-awing
pencils, at.il. Fitpatrick Broiheis, ad
ist. Lewisburg.
"VfEW Book-, received as s..oa as publLsb
II rd. and Dr sle at a libera! discount
from Publishers prices, at M. Fiizpatnck &.
Bros'
-civ u n.k More, :id f-t. LtiwisburK-
Old Soldiers' Blanks.
-porXTY L.XD W'ABr.AXT Wank, for
all encagea iu tiie smicc ,.f it... r.
in ihe War of 1S12 and f..r tlieir W"i,!,,,, at
the Office nf the Lewisbur? Chioniefe. '
, Dr. Jacob IIorlacLer,
TKrTAXIC PHYSICIAN'. bavin; rejr:UiieJ
his health, haa n Turned his pm. tice .1
the bealin!. art. H ismiperi' r SAT.VK ift'i
in great deronad, and ail or 'er Mifplied ai
usual. Xew Ilerlm. Marts lsC,
. i
RS.O.
WII.I. met This Evon ii'
aii l next Tucsdav Kveiiine
at seven o'clock. 't'cc.2!.l Noa:i.
Let Hat UftiKna fog tlicrl"
3.
mm
l.r.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
HJ' A HE W W'KP
It b-' b v-n tli.: t f ti..; Lutxiu rw t wl(hl
rl'twn r il'-i-r .- m ! uJ'v-nntf. II'I.MVAT'& flUS
in.- r ..-,lv iul.il.'t tn II. f rcliv'l i-I tht WKAlv ttetf
.KUL, ttiu J tU' UK. an.l thft JMlKff of tl
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vn tin. el
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, i-. rr.--tii ny d.-runibvii! iq
-tii,: lt:w t l'M.tt. it. vry iuuuttuu
-Jt- iu ail ita rioa.
, pun
SI't flit'
Liver ComjJatnfs.
Xeany ha
th-- Lilian Tutv hre tak. thm Till.
11 1.: e U en I r
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.1 i:t :.i tttc t.fllw t.rrd.Uit BcUlli;C
: f ti.- :u in f.i--f i f 'Iw.r-jVrncf tht
t..i : u.h it ti u iatsjKiHrmUy. lacy
-a
! rnn$ ly ai.u In u uli-t li.l.t ba titiel.
V,.,,d l JAUhi. Ill IJ.alth.
M:ir.y i f t u,..-i ... t...iri.i..-?it f.nr rptal
tb. ir ri:-l.., V.'-n-r tn th- inlr-4,rf.. f-f lift Pilli,
It. i y u.. t. .iii ilb ui. a..-iU.: of Ui mitiWe
i.. .in. -t ' '! J' i .it tl.at tin- mr-li. ine i th but
I. iik 1. . r kr.ovia Ir . roui- v1 artiriaU baJUi,
vlv rr tli.- -t -isi I 1 . ;uii.ir.-.i,s iuftocUBg
r"-(Ltu Ji'-tvr Inn laltor.i t.-iicf.
J'titittlc CotnjJaiHt.
Vi ni:i!e.)t.uii.- r -! !. b- uM be withont thjl tula
1 uilii inf. It mrrvv-t una rrsuUtH titt BtntUf
1 ruU
ct.urj- ut ). ) ri Or,. Luj in di;.u itkr Ltm.
It i- l-o IIm- ... .-i a ml K..f-: nxtlifiiM that ran W iio
Ut rh.l-ir u i l a.l M. tt, HiiU lur any n .uij,U-Jat , cvBM-
lUvf:tl Ut fi.rni'jr ;t''U.d b; W ilhoot it.
I!t"'ivt's J'i''- rr t.,.tt rem"?? fatten in tht world
A -t! m
l'.-' i -y l.itrr Cmrlatnt
lu.wrl ilvuiyluiw
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tl.n.u.i. ;.t tl,.- I
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K i li rv is a i
i i- tinJ A:s lUBtl daiiM
J-tii;iI.C Li; .ailit
t! .I'tit'-l.-M Moiie and CrsvI
Ii i..-tiu .vroDilin tinMi
It ''utriiiva VortYat AffartlO
I u !aj-:in;tti' -fi 1 wiiua ol ail kiada
li.ut.l Wt-:ikne
MhLuTi. turi! -f rf.fcfMvT TlVLXAWiT,
r? V'.: k. itii't "11 'rpr, tsT'Uo, mi.4
" ln.. l nLti IciLrrjt vt JtlctiKiiwa
iiii.-l ; t..ti--. util tliv r.Tuuiil worldJa
i.u.-iiM-atjle raTtug by t&kiug th lu
f. r tli -uManee of pattcnCjiATjrT
.N i;. lMY.:r
I'-M'-.iT ii.r 1
AYHIL'S FILLS.
! iron all iLe iitri:osrs ofa
PHTsrr.
Tirrnn fcr Vti? exTstod a pnMie rtemand fbr to
fitytixe pnrir.it; vc pill w hich coull tc relied oa ms
! mire and ;n rt. t ly :,fv in it- operation. Thxs has
1 b-n pr.-p.irfi t' it;r.-t that rfeniiiml. and an extra-
1 aivi tn il of its ttl.;e- hxi ccia'duaivclv ahuim witi
; v.)i,it s uet--, it rr; -f.;ri; 'ii-hrs tf nr .se desiimed.
; It is i-iisy to in:.',; n. p.iy-it-al piii, btit not aT to
. m;tke '-.' !-i-t t' all , whi-h should hare
! nne of th o-iiw-tions. bnt all the adrantatres. f
. evt ry otlttr. 'liu has Urn attrmptcd h'jre, and
i with li ,t -lv we would rrpc-tfu!Iy snbmit t
! the p'.Uic ilfwiia. It has been unfortunate for
, th" p:t:-nt l :il:i-i' t'..it almost exrrx purgative
I medi'-i"' i- n-rifH'-ni't.i- anl irrititins? to thr bow-
1 t'ls. 'iai ia no:. I.vtiy "f tlitm produce so muih
t'-!pr. ; t' '; nT. I r- it; t!ie irm as to nrre
' th n t -n:7it-'r'j.il -;nce trio c -od to be derived from
't ,
f j r:r:.ti;ue no irritation or pain,
i; :, -a previ-.nlr f xistirtir obsrmt
:.t lu li." .' .'Vf-Is. iu-in purciT
h rn fan nrie frrii their oc in any
Lt it : ix'ttf r timt any rn dieine l.nuaii
. ly. Mi:i'.:te d.it-rt'nns for thair
. v.-.rl ili-vu-4 to whirl ther are ii.p-rr-
en th' !. t. Am" the corn
. :i in Sfen spev-Jitr ciued hr them, we
i I t . r t-iiipi in ils r;-.ri.us f.irn;
; i -. f ir. -ri' r irA of Atk
Irnt;:l.i;ity, 1 iU.,n Il.-adat.-he,
r. er fci:d A ji.r. V.iiv in the PMu
Lt - i r ' i
T.. .t-;l,T4. 1
(p..ir.titv ; 1
t-o Ukm j.
d-c in ti.e
J :'
pl.nn: whi
n : IV Ji. -UV
f'f . mt.'V: f
L
- 1
una Lt
in- ; 1 'T. in rr-itb. .ill thef tie but tao ccn
i ft u. .i - 1:.... in :!;t! Lvr. . aa
, I1 v .' -r T' v.t T ::T;! ;'T7e re Kef hi f Vw--!-,
i i''-. t "li 1'Wiiii-iv. liui...tf. birof
i S ::rv; , ( ! !i w.th . s of tho Lcdy
nr l iiiio rty cf the b. od ; in hort. any
rv c . .- v I .-. a ; r it:w i. - uirt J.
V i.- r.:- i jr'ititd ftme nnrnlnr!T eno
er.n i-. K-.'i '. !.-.;:!!, O"i.l,li'p-v,0ravel,
! i-. I1,'- .;..::.! ..f the lurt. T.ii in tl e
tlVUil
v:i nr.
Vl.-ers
a: .1
c- n.l
h.ii k. Sti 't!-ii 'l. :u
. t..k -it iu ti..- s;.r;...
1 aTid : r. the -
i'. 1 jf hi Id be frcly
y-.:r, i i ; .:: tl4 l.iu.i
f'T thr i h:ir--e of reason.
ut :
An o t:i -n. I df-se si:-uuLul-i4 tii tlu'.uU and
(fv.-,!- i: i ':.-.!'' y.i ;. srd ntrt-v the anro
t'-nrdii.- r. Xi.ey pr.r.fy the blood, and. by their
ti:aa.i:it aclit ! c-n t?.-? c;r' tl:ii .rv ivteni. i.-nu-vate
the s;.n. th rf th hr. i ' rtrt"re the
w-:-ited (r d..ea-- d energies tiie wjiie ory tniain.
li' Ii. C ocv.- I -Tl.. I un -" is :idv iTltil OU-i. CTi a
thoiuh no ien'in u-v-ii' -t nient eiiu; but nn-tn-XKry
d s... L. ti.-i ni--r bo corned tfN far,
a- (crv p:rj?'e v.u !: -in nd icr the-Mrentrth,
ihrn tiiix-,-:i t exi- l ne ihou.attl cisrsui wuu a
a !. :- rt i.' .ri 1 ::iot L-c C'-inu ratid her-, but
they t.;.:'!,'-! th'niH.' to the rra-on of eery
L'ldv; ami it is wit. It. utiy bt lit ved tlii5 pill will
anwvr a h- ttt r p':r;- tlnn ;.iv thins whirh ba
l..tl:trti. u ;n ...... W to niai: kir.J. UU-O lltlT
i r t;;. -i hiv' Iu p kn."::, the public wili no longer
doubt wut rt u.t dy ta euly witii ia Ucd vi a
rr;r.p.nr.i) nv
JAMES C AVi:u.l'racticai and Analytical
t'liCDllM. l.uW C.J,
i'nee C'ciiis ir U. x. Five Dtxes for Jl-
Fur ihc cuie ui t i.u-hs. t'Ws, Hoaraeues?,.
Drciirh
- uiij.'h. Croup, Asihma
and (
Tnrq rrmetlv hn wrni t itself wnth Trntoriety
from its t nres ut every variety ux puhui-nary dikeaac.
ti:it it rntirclv un:,re.-:iry ti recount the evi
rletrcra of its lirtnts in anv cumruuiuty where it
h is liet'u enn il. iwi.Ie is tiw Uei'l -f un use-fnlnes-.
and so i:i:mcr"ns the rn". v( its enre,
that bluiot everv mi-ii,.u of the ciuntry abuunda
in pcrsiin. -i'': IV k:i"U-:i. v hn huve to'n restored
; frul al.irniiii' a&l even dt--pernte disenaefl (at ti e
, luTii-- be its ue. 'h n once tiitd ils sn;erientr
ev.-r CTery v!ier nicli.-ine of it. kind is Ui anpa-w
ent to escape ohservatiuu, .u.l v Lexe its virtue axo
kn.nva. tiie a" lie no I'.r.irt r hesil.ite what antirletvj
to eiui.y f'T the u:stres:iii- and d.-.nirem-is arTrc
tinns of t!.e pTi'aionnr.- onr-in which are incident
, to out ciiia..te. And nut u&ly iu n.n.uuasle at
; tacks UJ..IU the lutiirs, !.ut fT the milder varieties
: of l'ot.li. (Soc.JHA. IIii.rseNss, dee.: and fcx
: (.'iiiiaUKN it istiic 1'lcsautcst and safest niedieiAa
j that can he obtained. '- '
i As it h: louir been in constant ve throuitliout
j this scclien. we need not do more than assnr the
' peojile its qnality is kept up to the best that it ever
i Las been and th-t the t -naine article is aold by
IT-i .r..ll. .HHl-C. JkltR, rractieal anj Auatjti
ral l b. ii.i-t. 1 ,-ll. V.m.
1. r S O. l.x. t. v . .sl.:.i;:, 1 rtiri-l 4 LaMvn-U. Irwlt
I nr.-: J- I .:.-'.. .Vl-t'-iis II. !a-. r.l K.-mr-r
KUtkui r, Mi:t:iut ut. ai.1 l y 0 lural-ra -v. rvabcre.
rid? cf Unisn and Snyder Cocnties.
I'.ir.MSIILD, villi Vuolen Eollcrs,
ai .-.! tn Muslin, rea'y to be hunj tip,
will be sent by ilie subscriber, postage paids
'i'oivniinp inaico!t rtd, l. r $1 6a
! Ceuli Kieul " 1 75
The Division ! ne is drawn on this Map. al?o
. Townslup lines, and as it Contains all tke
i rHtci-al K. ids, and sliows comparative Uts
lances, it sl ujtl studied I y all who are to
Tore mi the location ef tr.e ?eat of Jostire.
The (ieoies;ical Map shows ll.e strata of lii
two Coiinlies.
For cheaper Cfpies of the Map. address
K. VOLK.M.U:.
Lewis', a.-.-, May IS, Iif.
Estate of Daniel Ludwig, dee'd.
"VfOTHT is tiTfliy given, that Letters
iN Tes'ainentarTomrie Esla'.ecf PAXIKJ.
I U DWi'i. late of Whu Deer lansb'.
1 I'lii. ti county, decM.lwve ben trranted to t
nn leisi-;ued by the Ile-fsb f of Cfiien ernnty
in I n- for i of iav : ihercAre. a'l p. rs. as it.
.!.-! to! to r.ai.I eM.c ae rcijuvtsteJ tu roak
iiuiaciliate payment. and li.ose havii. any jus;
, claims ait also rr quelled n. j.iesenl them le
: gaily auilieiirc..ted f r sctlement.
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KIiUEltT CAX ",( Uiltuuis
WUitc l'-er, Sept. :t, l?3a
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Just :ics nr.J
rns'aMes, for f'o
cr pr't'.'.t J lo ci: r,
:ic v.iire:iic.o vi.rc.