Lewisburg Chronicle and West Branch Farmer Feb. 1, 185(.
BY O. H. WOkDLN ii 1. E COKNtLlDS.
II r. IIICKnK.CJWmprMM EniTon.
"Feb."i7'1S5C.
T ffwtfttn .tlrM . TTif T.li-p. Ko ruaatrir,
IMiMialwsl ... ta rl"iu. aa (he targi-4 aud LmI
circautHW vf an VwMr ui L'ui.n County.
VTh AraorioaD NalL-tial Council, to nominal randl
4mte tut J'rMldi'lil ai.'l Yw I'laaiilftlit. His U at
fHii.iKMti t, FH'lar, ?, 1M.
.rVnaKalTsnia TK uiiiTti.' Ma! Ciuvvution. t. ru.m
IMC. aandntatai for fnn&l C.ixnmis;unpr, Surrejor
Ganai.1, and AiKir..r t:t.cr;il,
II iRNinrp.i. Tnl!iT. Mari-ti 4, las,
faatoainrratlc National Uinvtulion, to numiuaK i'mak
dent au4 Vice rnffid-nt,
ClACISSaTI, MoK.Ua, Jvna 2,
Important Invention !
As tbe Steam Engine is becoming more
and more the " power" of tie worM, every
mttempt to timplify and to cheapen tbt
power, is of importance to business men
not only but also to all mankind. We
lave to announce this weei an improve
ment, worlbj of public atteutioD, every
where. On tbe 7th Ptc las), James P. Koss,
of Lewisburg, I'nion Co., Pa., applied for,
and on tbe 221 alt. obtained, a Patent for
Improvement in meant fir operating the
Steam Vah-rs in Hloatr Engine. Tbe
peculiarity of this invention, consists iu
dispensing entirely with the crank, jit
wheel, and their appendages, and substitu
ting in their stead a very cheap and simple
arrangement, by which lbs morcuicut of
tbo Talvo is efiVctof so as to govern and
control the action of tbe steam in its
passage to and from tbe cylinder, and
thus give the desired motion to the piston.
In other respects, this engine is similar to
many in use.
To the question, What aro the advanta
ge! claimed iu favor of this arrau?uieuf,
we append Mr. Koss' answer, as follows :
1st. In the cratik motion, (as every
machinist knows) there is a (.Teat and
unavoidable luss of power, owing to tbe
angle from the line of motion hi which
the steam acts, there Leiii two point, iu
each revolution, at which the Meaiu cau
exert no effective force whatever, upou tbe
work to be aeeoniplirhcd. These are,
significantly and appropriately, termed
"dead points." Tiny are such iu reality,
for the crank would never pasj them,
however great the pressure of steam, were
it not for the momentum iu tbe line of
motion deposited iu the fly-wheel or other
machinery during other portions of the
stroke. In fact, a direct action is not ob
tained at any p nut ; the nearest approxi
mation U at the ceutrc of the stroke, tho
average power bciug ouly half what it is
at this point. Tlii engine has none of
these difficulties to c intend with, but
allows tbe full, effective force of the steam
to act, unencumbered, in a direct manner,
at every point in tbe stroke. There bein
do " dead points," the engine will start, (if
steam be admitted) as readily at one poiut
another.
2d. In dispensing with tbe use of the
large and ponderous fly-wheel, crank, con
necting rod, &e., (tqua!, iu many cases, to
25 or oO tous,) there is also a great saving
of power in avoiding the friction which iu
uch cases must necessarily be encountered.
There is also a saving of 10 or 15 percent,
in the Cist cost, aj well as iu tbe constant
wear and tear. A many persons suppose
that a fly-wheel has a tendency to incrente.
the potcer, it may bo proper to state that
this is a great mistake, and that it is never
vmdentandingh used for any such purpose.
It is in all cues a consumer of power, in
proportion to its weight. It is ouly added
wbon necessary as au equalizer, or distrib
utor of power previously deposited in if,
'from which fact it takes the uurno of
inaiKe-wliecl."
3d. This engine furnishes a much greater
tqtuilitif of blunt, as the pressure never
sinks, at the end of tiie stroke, more than
four ounces pr inch, while with the fly-wheel
and crank it usually sinks from twelve to
twenty-four ounces, varying according to
the speed of tho engine.
The above comprises the chief advanta
ges and points of difference.
Mr. Ross does not claim to be the first
or only one who bus dirpented with the
use of the crank or fly-wheel iu reciproca
ting engines, but to have invented a
utperiur jilan of accomplishing that desi
rable object. It may be asked whether
this is an untried experiment? To this
we answer, that Mr. Koss' first attempt at
constructing an engine of this kiud, was
while in the employ of Messrs. eaver,
GiutDKS, MabsII k Co. The Engine now
nsed by them, for blowing the superior
Union Furnack fuur miles below this
place, was consulted upon his plan. Tho
steam cylinder of that eogiue, is '21 inches
inside diameter, and 7 feet stroke. Tbe
furnaee is one of the largest class anthra
cite furnaces, and has been in successful
operation for more than a year. Mr. Koss
believes that bis present patent embodies
very important improvement on that
engine, as it is cheaper, more compact, sim
ple, and harmonious iu its operation, which
it not improbable, as tho one alluded to
was a first attempt, ami he says be would
I ts liifa nnt knp nnn.'irtiiniti1 vn trw
Lis skill.
Pennsylvania I.i'iriilaturc.
Fuiu&r, Jan. 'J, ldi.
The resolution relative to the protection
of American citii?ns in the enjoyment of
their rights of eonscitnec aul religious
practices in foreign countries, was taken
up, yeas 51, nnys 40.
The bill instructs our Senators and re
quests our Representatives in Congress to
use their ntinnst endeavors to procure by
treaty, for American citizens when travel
ing, or residing in foreign countries, the
unmolested enj yment cf their rights of
conscience, the right to have their own
public worship where they desire it, and
to bury their dead with such icligioas ser
vice as they may desire.
The res'dution was then negatived
Teas 41, N'ays 4'J. In the affirmative, 23
Republicans kc, and 1"! Democrats. In
the nrgstivt, I Amertrm 'Gjylcrd cf Lu
.croe) and !v:i,ocrati.
The resolutions of instruction to our " ACT
o . ... i n i Jto cbange tbe division i.ixe betweex
renaton, auu avepreseuitu.ve, w lc .v. col:NTIKS
the repeal of the Kansas-Nebraska Act, girTios h Be u cnactcd hj the gt;nate
and tbe substitution of the act to establish an,i House of Representatives of the Com-
tbe territory of Oregon, being nest inlme.iwealth of lVnnsylvania in General
' lAsaemhly met, and it is hereby enacted
. ' . , ., . .i rr hv authority of the same, That the division
A motion was made that the House pro-,eau0n Union co'ullty uJ SujJur
ceed to consider them; which was notC(mntT ijc changed as follows: To com
acreed to. Yeas 33, Nays 57. In the menoe t a point on the line between Krt
. ' ... j o r Buffalo and lTnion tuwnhins on tbe bank
affirmate 80 Republicans and 3 Demo "fy B"alleb of the Suswehai.na
emts Messrs. Fry of Lehigh, Wright of R;vor thence nhvnj saii line to the snuth
Luzerne and Zimmerman of yorthumberawestconiProrHBuffalotownshirs thence
,,-. t .it n, o a point at Buffalo Creek iu est Lufla-
land. Negauve-5,-aU Democrats. tolM m M to intersect the north
CDAMBKRS C. MULLISI, is re-appointed oast corner of the boroueh o Sliminimrg,
t, . r. .1- t ii- u- v. thrnee westward along said Uullalu C reek
Superintendent tf Public Buddings, wh,cb ","d ltTfe Monnt'in U, a point where the
station be has held under several changes Turnpike crosses the Centre county line,
of power, to public satisfaction. Ho re- and that all tho b-rritory north s:..d line
turned from the Jlesican war, a .aiaer,coint(r hat all ,he b.rritorT south of
ana wiser man, ior ne was crippieu ooui- sa;j ,ne 8hRu be and remain v. j
all his wild oats'' a. organized by the act passed wie nay
It but had "sowed
meantime.
Con ?pocli!iix of the LewL-burg Ctifoniola.
IlAHUlsiitlto, Jau. 29
;of A. D. 1813, and that tne countv
Iseat be aid remain at New Berlim ""a all
the records pertaining thereto ns hereto-
,for,
Thn Anti.Vehrasta members of the! Sec. That all the officers elected under
present Legislature are a fine body of lie P, f "ljll11end.4A" f
. ' (or the erection ol a new county out ot
men, and they are acting harmoniously )art f rion to lie called Snyder, nppro
aud efficiently together. For myself, 1 ved March 2d, 1", in and fir the county
, . , . r r- l .1. of Snyder, shnil continue to hold and ex-
prefer to see but od of our friends in the M ha f,inclions of thtir re.
House, if they are able, true, and agreed, speetive ollices within the territory afore
than to have 85 members, and them eon-said called Union county, and that all the
.... ., , othcers elected under raid act, in and for
tautly jangling as they were last winter. of Vl-tm ,'lorth ofthe
The majority are in a tight place as re- division line as aforesaid shall continue to
cards tbe liquor question. They have put 'hold and exercise all the judicial functions
, ... , , , , i- of their respective offices in and for the
a bill through tbe House simply repealing coun(y of jj,,, afl)re,ili(1, and vaoan.
tbe restraining law of last session. :c;,fl to lie supplied as is now provided for
Rut they are afraid to let it pass the Sen-""df r the existing laws of this Comuion
atointhat shape notwithstanding they ; That a11 t1,B rrn,0.j;n!r, had
were elected under a promise to do this very 'under the said net of March 2d. 1K"5, re
woik. The present impression is that a dative to fixinpthoseatof jiistieeanderect-
utritxjtnt license law will be adopted iutiniie to be and remain in full force and
place of our present. Although I much virtue; and that the Prothonotary of Union
prefer the law as it is, I am confident the county be and is hereby re-piired to trnns
1 ' . rnbe all the records of the suits that shall
Temperance sentiment of tho State is nc ponninjf ;n the said connty of ISufliito
bouud to triumph, und that the majority on the first day of April next,
of tho present Legislature can neither Pn;. 4. That from ad ftortlie said 1st
meddle w ith the restraining law, nor let it of April all suits actions and legal pro
i -l. ii i i i ripdinps which shall have been common-
alone, without getting badly burned. ceeaines nmeu yia.i .
' ,. , fc , P.. (3 . , ced and had in Ue county of Snyder, to-
Our friends are holdinfi frequent consul-,w;tk M ,wkiu.. .orJ, o.i.l
tations as to the issuing of a call for a ennstitutinj the evidence thereof,
State Convention of Anti-Nebraska men. ilau ne transferred to the countv of Union,
There is a strong probability that sueh a and nil suits, actions and proceedings then j
call Will soon be issued. J. 8. M. pending and unnei.-riiiineci in sain eouria
Union Countv Court Affairs.
e
Adjourned Court Proclamation.
"ITTHEREAS, the Hon. Abraham S Wilson,
l'resident Judge lor ibe SOih Judicial
District of Pennsylvania, composed ol" the
counties of Union, Milllm and Snyder, and Jas
Marakall tsq.AssoCiale JuJe in L'uion county,
have issued Iheir precept, bearing dale the Sid
day of December, 1 SOS, and to me directed, for
the holding uf a Court of Coaimon Pleas, at
Lewidbiir, Iir the county tif Union, on the
second Monday of February nexi, (being the
11th day) lsiti, and to conuuue one week,
Aotice is therefore hereby stveu to Witnes
ses and all persons interested in the Issue List
to he then and there present and nm depart
without leave. Jurors are requested to ue
Isniio I.lst, Feb. T-i III, 1SSG.
Daniel Kangler vs James M't'reight
John liaas vs Wm M Vauvalzah
Daniel Kangler vs James M'Crcight
James M'l'reinht vs Daniel R' nf-ler
Samuel Slirioer vs Daniel iSchrack
It B Carey vs Mark Halfpenny
Mrs E Mnatz vs Alexander Amnions
Uaslian Teijihel vs John 1'isher
Mamuel Kyle vs Catharine Wo lie
Jacob Stewart etc vs Michael Firhthorn
Monh. Cliase & Siortli vs Ch.s II Shriner
Sift VII Turnpike Co vs White Deer Tp
Peter linnum-l vs Hannah llitminel
Clement Masscr vs Youimmaii & Walter
same Ta?art, Funnan V Barton
fame Koun Walor
P O rampbetl and others vs I. P Teed
Francis .filers vs Alexander II Itlair
Coin'ih su J M Benferetal vs J HausJrrtal
punctual in iheir attendance at Hie appointed Trustees Lutheran Ch etc vs Martin A Stoek
lime agreeable to notice. I Susanna Brown, late M, vs Sd- J Messersmith
C.iven under my hand and seal at the Slier- j )anvlle BiUIj v JI1U I.aureuce .VCIi.sSiees
lff's OtBcc in Lewisburj, ihe Uth day of Jan- j AMrt,,, Km.ass and wile vs James Quinn
uary, in the year of our Lord one thousand i .,.ll)s ,,enn for saac Ky(;r vs s Valer
eipht hundred and fifty-six, and in the seventy-1 (;ere sichnnble vs Catherine K Bowes
eighth year ofthe Independence ofthe United Ths ,;,ltrins fr . m t.ij lor vs Aaron Zeller
States of America Uod pave the Common- I ilpr. Kl.ne & Kills vs Wm L Ritter
wealth ! DANIEL D. GL LDIX, Shentl
JURORS AliJOlill.NED COtUT.
Jackson- Philip 8eebold.
White Deer Isaac High, Joseph K Kettlcr,
Jacob Troxi'l, Aarou Messingi-r,Saml Slear,
David Dielli-nderfer, Henry lliph
Hartley Saml Carl, WmOrwig.Chas Kmery,
Jos MillerJr.Shero Spielmyerrlohn Yerger,
Thos Church, Robt Foster, Andre" Cook
ISuJfalue Harris Steedinan, Jacob Filliuan,
Adam Young, George Smith
MjH ubtmr Jhn M Taylor, Charles Crotzer,
John Kleckuer, Daniel Mass
Rut lluffaiie Peter (iet
Xew Brrlm Dan'l Horlachrr, Fred'k Smith,
Sara'l Harinanv, Abram Schocli
Iswisburg Jos L Hawn
Limestone Robt Bulger, S Pcllman
Itm'mji Archibald Thomas
1'nlon Counly Court Proclamation
WHEREAS. Ihe Hon. ABRAHAM U.
W ILSON, l'resident Judge for the
Twentieth Judicial District of Pennsylvania,
composed of the counties of Union, Mi ill in and
Snyder, and James Marshall, Esq., Associate
Judge in Union county, have issued their pre
cept, bearing date the SSd day of December,
1b5j, and to me directed, for ihe holding of an
Orphans' Court, Court of Common Plea.l'
and Terminer. andiicul tiier Sessions,
i LJjwremnrtt, fir ihe countv of UNION,
on the third MONDAY of FEBRUARY next,
(being the l$lh day) 165G, aud to continue
one week,
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor-
ouer, Justices ot the Peace and Constables in
Christian Millhoase vs Nicholas Millhonse
Jacob Stuck vs John Kimple
Matthias Wilson vs David Herr
Danit-I Rangier vs Daniel lleibst ct al
! John Roebuck vs A S Ohio
j Jc.hn On Ruekaleller vs Abbot Green's Ex'rs
I I. li Christ fir W Cameron vs Geo A Frick
j A iV Creamer vs Adrahain Brien
j Israel Gutclms for Hy C Ever vs John Wilt
John Datesinau vs John II Vartz with not
James L ttiuiu vs Vin Heart et al
M Kleckuer Si. Son vs Frick, Slifer 4 Co
C Gudykuusl.guard'ii.etc vs W II Marr.wuhno
Jas F Linn do vs same
Sainl Hi-nderson do vs tame
S;irah Ann Polk vs James L Quiiin
Becker A- Weiler vs Chas Stees
("has P Fox et al vs Adam R nick
M Klmg for Datesmans vs Hy DiefVenderfer
The above causes are for trial at the Feb
ruary adjourned Court, commencing on Mon
day the llih dav of Februarv.
SAMUEL KOUSII. rrotli'y
STATEMENT
OF the Military Fund of Fnion county
for ihe jcar Henry Sjlomon.Trea-
yi.WU.V CDtM Y, .v.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to John
YeisIeT.CathariBeintei married with William
Kiihn, Ludwig Yeisley, Polly intermarried
with Martin S iodel.Henrv Yeisler, Michael
Yeislev.and Rachel inleiBiaiiitdwilh Jacob
llartman, heirs and legal representatives
Ilr.sav i mi i r, late of rranklin towns
in the coumy of Union (now Snyder,)
man. deceaaed Gieeling :
A I T HEREAS.Lvan inijue-i for that purpose
IT duly awarded by an Orphani' Court of
the county aforesaid, the real estate of the i
said Henry Yeisley was appraio'd at and for
the sum of sj,;,:o, and on the 17th December, )
1805, duly continued, and ou motion of Isaac
SienUer Eq. rule on the heirs and legal rep- :
resentatives of said deceased to 0 pear at the
next general Orphans' Conn, to te held at
Lewishurg forthe county f Union, on Mommy
the ISth dav ol February next, to accept oi
refuse to take the said premises aforesaid at ,
the said appraised price, or show cause why ,
Ihe same shall not lie sold. Br tiik Coi St
Witness mv hand and the seal of said Court i
at I.e wis burg ihe oili dav of JaiKiarv.A.D.lCuQ.
SAMUEL RitH, Clerk. j
.4 ManeliiHs U-ui-l)
Fur a .M tri ' lout Age I
ewl
HOLLOWAY'SOINTMENT.
The (I rami Kxtraal Rmnly.
V-y f!.- M il f a mii-m" .. w nint!in of litt'
; iiii in. (jii -nitres "I iir Imlu-s.. TtirU(k thrM
tl illll;iet t, fU' f I f fkVin. .IT.rJ 9
n t; rr tTtwuM f urt. !: if.- KMarys, 4M
mU 'itl tli. Lit-r, at!'--liL.iii- ot l1i Lc urt, liillaiuitJktt' a
: ;). I.ui'ita. A'Tl'iu.'-a. t'Uin kuI r ly ii
im ii" ff-Tiindv rfiti-t. .ry h""-'! kti U.l
.ir M-f ft . -1 v tlin u rU rj.in- -t nt:if f any Ihifknrta.
'I hi ia'lM.a.I UiUtOM Dl Uf W ts udil MrtlaW ii-lo
ittiy ldinr ft- li tart rf tl. Iiirif t-i, miinic tfc
lii'-r iLu.'ir' ii.. iiiwi.fl niBf-lniLX-, llil no lt t
r Ji LitJ l.y u.ci lu mud.
Liyfidaij &ih nh'um cf- Storlitttc Ilu-
James B. Hamlin,
TTORXEY at
1 tir Oliicr ou rfecuiiii St. west side, two
duors outli ol' Market. I.'U Ulilll C.
CmSOJ I titi.ri Pa.
wort.
No rtrlT tin i?t r an mu-b fT th enr of di
"' f f tit- Jkin. aJAlf"-r K-rrit levy mw turtiiur,
I hi. i tin I men I. No cane if .It Mb uw, Survyrofu'B,
rv JU.t.N. ir rM, t.-, ru itt- it iiUt til it inf n--.
t 'r.- ror p trBTl it .-r nMv pmrimot Mm
g'fV, Tiritibf Iti irhu'it al h"-j,iUi. di, aic
in uLi. tlt.ru ui lo It ui-iiliraWjO. Bl baa
th I
j.JtI.
Real Estate.
FOa RENT,
w"My new three storey Erick LHve!!-
jiil. inj HOUSK. on Umver- ity Avemi", al
the Kiver bend. Possessinii piven April isi,
Isijij. I'or further particular-, i nquire at the
house, or by letter of me at i rihumher'nnd.
Dec. 27, 1X58 JOrtKPH P. TL'hTlN.
OrpliaiiH' Court Sale.
BY virtue of an order of the Orphans'
Court of Union enuntv. will be sold, a;
tiie Hotel of llavid Herr, in Lewisburg, ou
A'.
Sure Jin ntts,
L l. n s.
Wound and
Prityc r.r li ni' st nri.-i,i.r-- Mtrifif rr.w ri-tj f tTv
th uri-t tlv ai.uarlul ' ntinri.t. atri baviDH lt
, ! f M !i tl i it-, ii run-". Wfimil-. ulrvri. g!n-
Tu.iir iwriiifiL'-. at 'i li.mi;. I ri dinf lloiltiwa ba(
I l:.Iii:u 'I tl ll,f A ' i-l li. TirMn.itt. il:-llihl to
tin- I.. ..pi!l.fil Hie ln-L !itr-a -luip-nli lliia Ihal
in.nr. !. I.- I,.... I i.,. i :l . i:in.-r i.tn 1 the Mnli'-al 5U1T,
in li,. w-.r-t ii.- uf i.uB'is It aill rura any alrarr
' ii-.l'i :n w.-I,it,. -til'i"--s or ccutrnltii u Uir jciou.
evru cl ourn' itat-iii .
J'i'n and J'itlula.
TUi-f i-ri t i.ttn r -;uiilsir .lintrmi-iiir rumptatnta ran 1
, ff-rtuai ,-nria O Oi Oiiilroent It wi ll mal-ed la aaar
th.- ; a:!.- :-.fl. i t- .1. ami ty -Ibnaiaic luiiywiuj Ui ariDtad
linctiuiu arvunii fact put.
li'idi the Oiutmnit and J'iHi ihouJd
mil in the f iiluicinij cures ;
le
-s,i'
! commencing al 11 o'clock, A. M, the fulio !n
j described Ileal Estate, u U.e '
surer.
The followwai
Pflnrmvlvnni.1 Platform.
, . . ,. d in as if the same had been ori-rinallv
Upon notice being given, the members nin)n(,c(1 in the ..y of rnion, Bnj . per
I J-egtaiarure opposea to me preseoi ,hfl sM countT of gnJ.,ier had ncvor 1
National AdmiuiatratiOD, met in tbe Kast i8le,ia j
I Cciiimiiteo Hoom of the Capitol, on Sat-; Six. 5. That all judifmcnts, mortsajres '
J urday eveuiog, the 12tli Jan. 1S50, anil and liens which shall have been entered j
orirauiied tv ai.pointini? Mr. Lewis, Sena- or recorded in the courts of Snvder, shall :
. . . ... .u...- '. ...J have the same effect as if thev had on?m-!
vn iroui I'd iairo cuuuiv, i.iiuuiuau, huu , . , . . i
.. - -'.. - . al r entered or recorded in I inon countv I
Ir. Honey, euator Irotn Crawlora couo- an (he eQnTti o( Sn,der hai, nft .j
ty, .Mr. M Caltnont, of the House, fruui, Sr.n. 0. That all t'ha provisions of the
Yenaugo county, as Secretaries. 'sa;d act of the 2d March, lJ-5.", Iiarthy al-
After felecting, UBanimously, Hon. E. 'ereJ and supplied Lo and the same arc
Joy MorrUagaeandidateforU. S.Sena- hJ tHt'l;
J . , ,, , .- a- Srr. 7. That John Moatz, Pavid Wet-
tor, the following resolutions were oflercd:r;(k nm, Jhoc1) Qui(k BW intcd Com.
aud unanimously adopted, as tho expres- missioners who, or any two of them, shall
lion of the members composing this body: nm the aforesaid line", making dnplirnte
lleBolvcd, That wo aro opposed to the "rafts of the same, one to be deposited in
admission of any more Stave States iia0,the IVothonotaryV oflice of Union county,
... ... . , f and the other in the Prothonotarv s othce
this Loion therefore W Buffalo countr, on or before thefirst dav
llesolved, That Kansas and Nebraska 0f jiy nMt.
should only be admitted into the sistcr-j sK.. (j. This act to take effect and iro
bond as Free slates. ,into full force and operation ou tho fir.-.t
Kesolved, That we are opposed to poli- day of April next,
tical Romauism, or the interference of any! ''"
foreign ecclesiastical establishuieut with,1 Dehpedlt C.oi For an entire week
the political all'airs of our country. ho thermometer at Sparta, Wisconsin,
Kesnlved, That, the Naturalization Laws ranged from 10 to 35 decrees below zero,
onght to be so modiCed as to correct theTke editor of the Sparta Watchman makes
evils which the present system entails on a feeling appeal for somo philanthropic
the country, and that rigid nicasurcf.individual to undertake the job of thawing
should be taken to prevent the importa-'him out in the sprin?.
tion of foreign paapcrs and convicts.
On motion resolved that these proceed- The Legislature of Missouri adjourned
iuga be signed by the officers an J published. die, without electing a U. S. Senator.
J A M ES J. LEWIS, Chairman, This leaves the State with but one rcpro-
P. A. FlNNtr, 1 j , - sentativc on the floor of the Senate during
Milmu Fines assessed in each liMrict f.r
the year 1855. lh? amount received. KUwti
missions, Exonerations, and balance due ;
(Hftrtrtt. Odlrcfof. I had. Heed. ihm. kJn. tu.
It. av. r Itout kluae $;.4,i0 a, 70 4.wt 4tS u
U.IVar ti. Ka-r-tfUT .: l.ii 4..-0 2ltiS
IttilUl. .t.nitifl luu ft.i 4-'.l a."J
K ItulTtilu K Vinps..rhiTM" 'Z;.m 3.W)
W .ltulU HI' Kaibtriuau Hi.W 1.4 1.; fi OS
Ilaill ..M-wer J.i.-'' h.ift 1.17 2.!V 14. M
Iti-r 7. tut I'.mi a,.5 1M...U 4t Ji
'linnu 41.i" X..Ji 11" ' i.iHj
suions.exannnalions and other reniembrances t iinrtiry Jkn T smith i'-.'o 50.1
lo do tho&e ihuiKs which of their otfices anl in j JttM.n--Mi. hw ouit
I . i . ... .... ne i nm. :ii
of Snvder, shall then he considered ' '." n'-"'" inr,. su,i
.. - . ' . i. i I nese and other nersous rroeculine in behalf i do su.
pending m I nion county . nnu .,e rmee, i. . . an" rs,in or ; i.i, ,..T!....V BrNnr.-.i
sons, are required to be then and there
attending and not deyiart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested to be punctual in
their attendance al the appoiuted time agreca-
anioiitlt ot J V T"
iM:iina
l.nnila.-r
KiMruaiatiiim
rn.t l.: n.m
Si-in Ii -an.a
fnr llri-nts
S.r liia.;
M'ff J 'inoi
i'ract of Land, situated in Eat ' tftloi. linaau
aud for ihe county of I'nion, to appear in their " Iaj' elMiwer
own proper persons with their records, inqtti- i U'ain-ra'iu.'i''
so
hie to notice.
Given nnder mv hand and seal at the Sher
iff's Othce ia Lewisbnrs;, the '.tin day of Ian
nary, in the year rf our Lord one thousand
eiiht hundred and lifte-sil. and in the seventy
eishth year of the Independence of the United
State of America. iod save the Common
wealth ! DANIEL 1). (JL LDIN, Sheriff.
List or Juror, IV1. Term, It."i6.
ORAND JfltORS.
Kelly Jos Musser, Win Noll, James Shields,
Daniel tstalil, John Klmg, Levi l'auling
Hartley Jas Ulover, Wm Halfpenny, Samuel
Charles, Daniel Long
Lime.time John Kinkert. E Walters
Huffalue Thos B Cornelius, Saml M'Clellan
Union Juhn A Vouuman
I.eiriuwg Alexr Ammons, WmT Reitmyer
M'jKmb'trg Juha Iieber, (ieo Gutehus, Chas
Montelius
llV.v Ihijj 'line SamlKaufman.DavidEncelhart
F.mt HffiilieMn 8 Schrack
Aeut iitrlin Samuel Hoop
THAVKKSE JUROHS.
West lliiffiihie Daiil Fisher, Peter Pontiu,Jno
Sechler,Jac Lntz,lieo Kleckner.DavWatnon,
Jnol)eck,AaIIauck,JnolIechtel,ihil l.ipley.
Kelly Elam Meixull, Wm Cllnsan, 1-iavcl
Clinean, Jno Bennaee, faml Bicltel
Hartlif Jas Kmc Jr. It Mensch, H HolTnian,
K V tJlover,.Michl Sclmure.Sml Weideaaul,
ftidomon .Miller, Thos M'Curdy
Leirishurg Jno Hontjhton, Benj Cawley.Thos
Uraham, Nathan Kawn, Frank Donehower.
Kew Berlin em Schoch, Jacob Mauck
;- liuffahieWm Fox.Ceo .Millcr.Mi.ltrown.
White Here Jerome lriutzenhotfer,Rl Candor,
t rbanus Ranck, P Reed, Jac Kustcnbader
Uninn Jacob Barnhart, M II Taggart, Jacob
Hummel Jr
Jluffaoe Geo Gehharl, David Herbst
Limettone Jchn Cosgrove, Win Fuster, II K
TATEMEXT pursuant to law, ofthe aprgrepatc valup of all property, Real and IVr- I Sanders
sunn, au l objects ana inili(;s texuejii waienes) wunin euen lownsnip aim ioroiirn, i .nynmnurg neo I otin?man, J vt sanos
Mittimus-Ana Biii.t-halli'::.iM Ct.ft-l
Mi.l.llrrrnkJ'l ISIjit il.-:t
Ni-w IJitiiii .Ine H'Tlacher: l.i'fl 'Jri.tft
1'i-nni. .lun.t) t.r.lliy T'J,i u til.'.m
IVrrv Julia Kr.-l.bi ;,P,;.0 10,00
S-lniii.'r'ivB -.Wrr. 1,'rouse iT. j )
I nii u .le.. Knzle Sl'.Jii 2l,"3
W fc.lnnti.n1. Artf-ca.-t 4I..'I
MliiUrlitrcrliav.iKcklijr (I.e.)
ji;.fii ei.fs i.:(2
?'.!i j.s.rm l.in 4fi
.'ili.i.il .'U.I4I J.,0 l:i.nll
1-.II5 1.1 ;.,l'
S.I
1.17
1..15
:..mi
ll.t.S
I 11 11,0
fo
4.iI
6...U
i:,"0 i.:.s
r.r.o ' J
'A..o 1
Butialoe tow:,-,liip, e. unty al". re.-ai.t.a' j(;iiuni:
the West Brnnrh i f the u.'juehaiina on the
east, lauds ot John Oundy Kq. on the south,
on the weit by same ami lainU of Ci-ltiey
Deck, and on the nenh hy lands of sai I John
(iundy, contaiuini; about tlO tt'l'CH an t t::i
perches, neal tneasuie, ail eleaied and in a
Wshish slate of enltiva'i m. hnvinv
C'npon il a Frame H use. frame l!arn.jvt
and licharJ of various kinds ol r'ruil : u.:a
the appurienanei s.
Terms made known at sale, by
THOMAS PENNY.
Admim-trator with the W.!
January 1, 18 if!
Snr I-a
of all kind
r-praim
M-alilM
S.llnl Olaola
llirra
Ti-n-raal Snraa
VI t,UDJ.ai! iucda
1 S..'i at l'..e M.inifa-ori, i.r f..wir tloitr.w.v.
InHieti l.re. N. V.,rk. atil-J4rltraa4. l.niti.a.init
I't aii r portal. .e lJrUki;i-ui aii'l l'-al.-ra of M.iIiiim
tl.ri.uf.lt. ii: il, I I M.t.-. n.l tiie iii ;liid aor.U, in
I'ut-. al "Jj cent.. i,l.. rtit.. atiil jl rarh.
a.UiiTf U a coui-alcral lt faring t.r taking Ute lar-
N. I:. I ir. i f1. ii f-.r tl:i- rni.tanre tf fatK-ntj ill ertry
di-o..t.r arr ,li.si to a, li t'ot.
i d
VALUABLE ZELL IHOPERTY, CHERRY PECTORAL
rniYATi: sai.i:.
$ !-, 4ii-.:i4i,1 llii.6u ;,ii
Iklin'jurnt fitl'elorn i f Military Finn.
j 11. lane,., 'in,' lt Jan. 1.-.II.J
Fiiinn Tp Win. M'l'lierson 1831 $17 05
U.ltuttalo VV.KuteloiKl.illiajeslh;.:! t t,s
Hartley Win. Fii-her " 8 61
Perry l'eler 'J'ronp " 1 1 or,
West Buffalo Wm Rule 1.V I.i fit
Center Henry Musser " 6 6s
Franklin Simon Snvder ' 1:1
Washington Henry Suinn-.ers " 25 3S
White Deer Aaron Smith 3 fs
i r
jiioi rs
Military Oedirx paid 185ft.
John Enimit, ('apt. of Einiuii Guards ifioO fn '
Jac Harluiaii, Capt. Cenierv. Itiile Co. 50 nil
Daniel tMmtli, Capt. Pollock Cnards SO 00
I 'HE unilersiKncJ hirer at Private Sule
' 1. a very d'urable estate, situate iu Chil
t li-'ti.T'ie Tp. Northtiinbt rland Co, I'a., coiu
prising the lollowintr tracts j
No. I. The Mansion Farm,;
aJjoinnijr lands of Win. Koyer, John McUee,
Joliu Caul, John Wiiteumyer, and others, con-
taimns fri teres more or less, whereupon
are erecu il a two storey Brick DwelliiiR
- .j il.i, lioii,-iio iieo a a 1
pu!i:ie hmiNe.) ituii a conimrdious v arhuoii-e
ai.d Voi-illioue. IJanli Barn H'.' I".- to feet,
an-t other Outbuildings nceessarv tor a farm.
A Weil of W ater at the do. r f the hou -e.m.i!
at i.-tern, each i!h a i'uiup in.
annttier unci,- rionse. VS bv SS
tbe same premises. The Karin contain
Kr Ihe Carr f
ES0.t!TIS fl'ilOOPIAC-iOltlf,
U0tP, ASTIDM. 1U
4 0Sl3IPriO..
to ct t:r. fii.iK wiiii uk ai ache ASDSoet.
"F 7it: ii'.!' ..ke il:,. t'hvtry Plorl on go.
iti e t'r-l. nTni rpn' witrm. to wrt timing tin- sight-
on A t o it as i 7 ' .. tftke il ben ntntc. in on
an.! c . ii .i;. .jil.i;.' t-- j.r. riions fn ih Ntti. acl
the- tnrfci u.i ( -(..ii bti r J..fil. will luiisilr
tr-.m lli: ii Id- v I.n.l it ran if ft tvimJiIv curi. er--n
i flli.-iwl a wata-'i rninh. which brrk then "f
it.nr i ' fit al niht. i: tuj l-v taking the Cl.rrry icto
ral en c'ti t tt.s-v iu..y nrr cf Mnni unbD-hrra
-:tI'. a;.J ii u-cijtifn! r t:r:Lic rrt. Urrst rvinf front
in. ari l on mt.n.;i mrv, if i-ffeml to thouaiva
rv tlni nfT'-rinl. t-y tl, invlumblr rYDdi.
rr-Mi Uf a.'if ..t ic :Vrtii in tln-ae riKF, sauiy f4
f-rl. en, 1 .Si.:i.;;. .l. m:UC MTAKEItS thi. :
al iL 1 i in i'm j.v n' te" ft th tlint n
t.A-Doneiiuwer.capULn.Lame.ljUairds bO (( i acres of Meadow, anil the balaure I.'plauJ.ail
Q(((0 0l) ; cleared lanj with tfie excrj.'.inn uf about tu
Vaidfr Assort fr f,,r returning dtfat-aCTC? . T -
fj:tfnt Militia i l'a i. 4 inl 1 Hliner iiftiul
siiuatrd in the Kmn-hip altreai;l.
John ner.hani. Assessor W hitc Ieor ?1 T
Jina:han OrimMi, Asessfr Var.Iiir,gt(tn 1 7fi
S T. M'Oalmont,
;the present sessiun of Congress.
TRIENUIAL ASSESSMENT UNION COUNTY, 1855.
in the county of I'nion, suhjett to taxation, hy the laws of this Commonwealth, wheth- !
er for State, County, Township or Borough purposes, made and returned by the respec- !
tive Assn-sors of the aforesaid Townships and Boroughs, to the Commissioners at their j
ofliee in Lewisburg.
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
OTIl'E is hereby given to all con-
ctrncJ.iliat the following named persons
Joseph Lepler. Assessor Cuion
John Kimnit. Assessor Selinserove
ll.iniel Lease, Assessor Perry
Isaac M. Krcider, Assessor Penns
George alerril, Assessor New Herlin
Henry Schoch, Assessor Middlecreek
Johaj Kishel, Assessor Mitlliutitir?
K. T. ltarber, Assessor Liuiestone
Peter Mel ius, Assessor Lewiahtir? S.W.
Levi Sterner " " ..W.
Daniel Kaufman, Assessor Kelly
Cieorge Klinler, Assessor Jackson
Jacob Fees, Assessor Hartlev
Jacob Fryer, Asisanr TVanklm
Harrison llerrold, Assessor Chapman
j John IIowerMix, Assessor t. enter
I Wm. Rule, Assessor West lintfaloe
John (rtindy. Assessor East rmValue
i James Irwiu, Assessor Uull'aloe
John Diemer, Assessor West Heaver
j John T. fmith, Assessor Beaver
1 -n
91
2 32
l.fl
1 12
5 tin
I tli
1 tut
2 OS
1 111
3
1 OR
1 18
2 12
1 "0
2 nj
cniitaiuing . AIM S no reor us.
i adjoininj lands ol John Wittenmv
er, Isaac Brown, and others.
i No. III. Tiie undivided threo
; fifths pirt of TE. ACKt.S mere (r less iu
; the township aforesaid, adjuiniti" lanils i.f
James Cnmmines, Hugh Martin, 'John Wit
i tenniyer. and others.
j No. IV. A Tract of Mountain
i '"''. WELL TIMBEKE1), situate
j 3&.a'" the town-hip aforesaid. adjoinins
ajfViy lands of John Voris. James
Ain't of Tuivusliij-s aud Boroughs.
Assesstrfl ot Watches.
Value f Salaries and Kmoluinents
of i ffice ahfve $200.
Value of Trades, Occupations and
Professions above $200, (exeept
Farmers).
Value of Pleasure Carriages, Ac.
Va!ne if Household Furniture above
$:wn.
tz i t; ?j - c -
TT J TO i- Z.
- - - " - r. - i x -r. t s r-w-o
n ; c co db nv m n ai
r r: r. c r: n w :i i c-; -
w
Ct
I O M
'QO
2 r-i-3-o-i:o 33
'i.o r Oe-i i o x
Mortgages, Money at Interest. tc.
1'eZf 3-Z$i'
I Trades and Professions.
Corses and Cattle.
Assessed value of Real Estate.
l -r CO
-5 2 v" ? ,Z 2 5 T i g
?2 5 5 S i g i '2 s '4
Names of Townships and Boroughs.
-33
3
s. -r.
t si so
a
o
esses
22
We, the undersiirned. in ai-eordunrc with the provisions contained in the 1 1th section
of tho aet eutit'.ed, " Au Aet lo provide for the ordinary einenaea of the fJovemroerit,
payment of the inten tt of tho Suite dtht." ie, approved the 2Tlh day of July, 1842,
publish tho forcguing statement 5 and at tho same time
IIKHKBY CIVE ITBUC NOTICE,
That on Monday the twenty-fifth of Fehrtiary next, the Commiaiioners will meet ht their
ottiee in lwisrMinr. for the purpose of Anally determining whether ary of the Taxa
tions ofthe Assesajrs have been made below a just rate, aecorJinjr to the meaning and
intention of this aet when and where all persona interested can attend rf they think
proper.
Oien nndcr oor hands, at our office in Lewishur?, the 10th rlar of January, A. D.
IS. JACOB HUMMEL, . .
Attest E. V. B. LIKCOLK, ) """"-
Avnarw Kimidt, Clerk.
have settled their accounts in the Reiristcr's
Office at Lewisburg, C 11 ion eountv, and that
he said accounts will he presented for confir
mation and allowance at the Orphans' Court,
to be held at LEWISTICKO, for the county of
t nion, on the fourth Friday ot r ebruary next,
being the .'-'d day of said month, viz :
1. The account of William .M. Schorh and
Henry Schoch, Administrators of Jarub Schoch,
deceased.
2. The account of Israel Guyer. Adminis
trator of Adam Guyer, late of White Deer
township, deceased.
3. Tne account of Christian Schnure, Ad
ministrator de bonis non of Mat KeUter, late
of Hartley township, deceased.
4. The account of Michael Specht. Execu
tor ofthe last will and testament of Jonathan
Varniwnrth,Xe of Center township, deceased.
5. The account of Joel Kreider and John
Helm, Administrators of John Kreidtr, lute of
Penns township, deceased.
6. The account of Henry I) Maize,Admin
islrator of Philip Lebkichcr, late of New liciiin,
deceased.
7. The final acconnt of Paniel Ott and
Jacob Lonp, Administrator? of Benjamin Long,
late of Penns township, deceased.
8. The final account ot William Rangier,
Administrator of -Vary Straub, late of Chap
man township, deceased.
9. The account of John M. Benfer, Admin
istrator of George Benfer, late of Jackson
township, deceased.
10. The second and final acconnt of Jacob
Moyer, Guardian of Sarah Jane Paitcrsnn (now
Dalesman,") a minor child of Samuel M. Patter
son, late of Kelly township, deceased.
11. The account of John Gundy, Adminis
trator of William Penny, late of Union town
ship, deceased.
13. The account of William Kanck, Exec
utor of Widow Kca, late of White Deer town
ship, deceased.
J. W. PESVINGTOX, fe?V.
ncsister's. Office, Lewisburg, Jan. 19, ISM
$:i7 Oo
Adam Sheckler. Commissioner. for servicesin
making out Military Fine lor 1iJ.i5 $10 00
Sein Leiuel, for same services 10 00
John D. Roiuig " " 10 00
$;)0 00
A J. Peters, for publishing statement of military
fund of I'nion Co. for 'Ii I. in GerinanlO till
J.H. Winter, for puhhs. same in English 10 00
Mcrnldc Smith " " 10 00
930 00
Brigade Inspector's srrriees.
Juha W. Simon tun, ou account for '65 $30 00
Total of Expenses $3i7 90
I'nion County, .. I, Henry SoIomon.Trea
surer of Union and (Snyder counties for 1855,
do hereby snbmil the foregoing account of the
Military Fund of said Union county, as correct
and true. Given under my hand at the Trea
surer's Olfice in the Borough of Lewisburg the
tenth dav of Jamiarv. .T. IK.ItJ.
HEM R Y SOLOMON, Tr.Asrai!B.
Statement or (lie Fund.
Henry Salomon, Esg.,Treasurer. in aretmnl with
the Military Fund of I'nion County fir lbjj,
Or.
ISM, Jan. I. Amt of military fines uncollected
for liSit and previous years 130 61
To amt cf said tines assessed for '.IS,
as per book in which said fines are
entered by ihe County Commis'rs , 065 00
To amt entered among olher taxes in
Com'rs' office and afterwards paid 50
on, James trau bridge and otl.
. v Persons wi-hing to purchase any of the
above estate, will please .iprV for further
particulars to either of the subscribers. Heirs
of Br.jjiaji3 fun:si., deceased, who will
sell the above as the pr. p-rrv of snid riec'J.
EVE LINK FOKEsUAN,
J. W. KOKKs.W AN.
lsnXT. WITTENMYKR.
A MAX DA WITTENM V EK,
J. H. KOKKMAX.
WM. S. f'OKKS.M AX,
Jan. -1. IS.16 Iw Heirs, Ac
Woodlots and Small Farm for Sale.
To suit purchasers, on reasonalie terms.
TIIEM: aro 9 lots of WooJIand, si-
X mate in While Deer Tp.. on Little linf i
faloe rreek.aboiitamiJe above Uuldin's sttre. !
ranging from 11 tt 1 acres each, well timb- I
irmcdr
wl.m iah.1 n to -oill (iLAiiiittrti. it ren'fM all koAr-u-
:u a hrnir-". t.1 iiuut.-rtua.jr m.'twU Uur (cvtr
ami f -i't'tr of tbr Toi.
iij.V.i ik trcniriaily mah rr)iTf d, aDlofla wholly
rt-.f j lvirv lv-tt-ri. Hut then ar- "tn rtMi mo
i'h"iii ii- a m jii-i I tiitirrlr to bo m-Jtrn. Cherry
- Il win i urv llvut il tlr.-y fan cured.
' ' X' H !7 it rr tntton cf (lit- tlir-t mrl oprr
1 ii- ii t L.e : iiAf t rurM hy Ukinc Ck'rry
I'-1' l. . wi lit ; ;tr. i fii-'ii-nt tiii. The UbCiUllurt
; ! r ;.r'-"fi :i- h on rvii-frl.
.'.:'. ititf kii r-iit'Ic of urtimotiT. to be
I. y ij.r-.- :tn.-i t. .-M-iit f the 1 berry rector I
until it -i.i .lurP Utv ii. -.-C. If U ken lu vMOD.it
l.nl f..;i Inrti--.
vi:"..rri: m t;nwy r- rotcn up bqaX oin
-i:r- t ti-e nj f t :: rrv rrtcrat.
Hi , .. i- nnly rt noT,i hv tliittrem.'y
;.- H-Ti t r. t-.lcti f OlII ny s. riou LVitiiiteittv. hil(
iii- :- :i.-vi r- wtfht.u; iLcCbirrjr -i-toral( ber auf-ft-rin;
fretn the li"i.
Kcj'-ov i.i iijt-t:;4 arc rt-porU-il here of patient who
I n' - ' ri p f -. ni
LlYtft ".tf7,.l.V5hf thi rrme-Iy. poncany that
t.r. rttll It. Ii . .pi.-a.;;..n O! It hf-illHg (4cr OB XV
!i-nt . It -hojil.l 1 pfrvcrinirlv txkfn until th
l'U m tlif .oi it nri'l othr uiii-h-aMBt lyinftC'Bi9 mrmt.
; '; '''..n '" Vi';7".V m it r:r!u-.-t ltti it thuhi
t trikru un Irr tb wivm tf a aPKad Phvaicwa if potwibiv
: ant mi ny wth a Ciirt-ful r-pirU u th printoti
: ,i,t ct,'.. on t; - b- .. If jtf ,ry,V:tiy iijctJ. ndtht,a
i u.-in 19 rurt-iu ! nursed m amuse, it a iii aeldom bui lu
'UlJue th,- it-
lrett-.. tf'XSrVPT'OX in it wPirt frrra. tha
j t'htrrv lVetL-ral iiiB.4 be (Men iu drr aditrd bt
i t!i- ia!i.-i.t ru.ra-s ami f:n Kar. it alwava affordi
, : :i f, ul nt anfrcxitit ntlj (itare IWe who ar
: c .!..- :.-rtd r; .er, nil cure. 1 b re are many iboturanda
5 :.f - r..i an r.r, r th wnntry who lWml fv that thry
j c-. !fceiriiw:ii ft resent Lcai:)i to the C berry Pectoral.
.V:.ny .ar.M f rri.i!, iniv,l .f iiDr,air)nr tj,e put-he
fnnf.d. nre in lbi mtdiriu. haa won ft-r it aa ar vreeia
J t:-u :ti.'i n t,ri-t 1 y f.r ist-crdinit the niu.-t MD-niDa
! ' xprctati-ds . T ill fiiei:!fl. Nuthiti; but Ufi intrimM
j ..rtu'-a and tti unmi-takahle r- nt-fit rra.f.-rrcd on thoo
j and wt surT rera, iimid originate an4 aiaiatain Uia rtp
, utaii..n it rnj,.Jt). W h3 B.any int. ri..r n me.iira thrUrt
: w"a the n.uiuiunitr. b e CiJd and b-ea div-arde4
1 I-.. I,.,, '"t-'i I-: y orory trial. r.frrml be.etiJ
, rn li,.- atlltoted they r:,n aevrr (. r-it, .mi Orrdowrd
W hi it tf a fraud n th pufuie tn preCnd that aa
ie iiM-iirtm will II. fa..)ilt-eUre still three .1..;.
file
rry I'.tI. n.J det Dot onlv I
ercd with various kinds of Oak, Tine, lYjiar, i fth Tu!1 UVW Uie aaiaOiaf frU'tch
an.?..ChpSnn! . I Aaii-iV'iiakMth. fart widVr , wttor ki..i-a
J he Farm contains abont 55 acrrs.nf uhirh thi,. m-d im- h .fruaiiT t-r th- tJT. T:.-!
1a3 -T.. I .. I t - I th. tftii-...I Wh. v . '"? 01
n u 1 v .n .lieu. tiit nns rn 11 a i wo tor Loz . ZZ 1 'V " -anierteaji r
Hourfe. a Loj: Stable. Spring of Water,
jilLaland Fruit trees vf various kinds. Ii ad
joins lands of John Hummel and Jacob Hari
man, abttit U mile from (nildin's (pre, in
White Deer lp-, Union Co., Ta.
- The above property is uili-red a? -Private
Hale, by the subscribrr,
GKORUE MEI.VELL.
Kelly Tp., Au. 10, 55.
the palnrrs uf Eur. ia.-aB Km.
Hreparud..id..yJAMr O. AYB, rracUcaJ and
Ana:UaUb. ni:.t, Lt . ll, Maaa.
Prepared by JAMES C. AVER. Practical A
Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
tV-Fnr sale by Schaffile, and hy Christ A
Catdwell, Lewisbnrjr ; Caovr, Milton ; Gast
and Kemper & KWfcnfr, Miifiioborg ; and by
all Pealers rvrrywhere
Hap of Union and Snyder Counties.
a rma w . .
nnv pkisivp 1 if j' laf ' YAREI)' itl, Wooden Rollers,
lU.Hl'KIMiMi about 16.5 AirCS, for, V amt on iUUn, rea.Iy lo le hong bP,
.-aia raim is in one or ihe best : wl" PB nl ) "re MHwriber, poiiage paid;
heai sruwing valhes in Central Pennsvlva- i Ton-n-hip map, d.Jrred, for 5! f.0
till n-illiin ln .. . . i . i i . .
...... ........... uiui-(nTer a Jjrulgc) to a Kail- ; in-picai " 176
roan, accessioie to Markets, in an emineiilly
PF.TITIOX FOR DIVORCE.
RAR Wl KlXIP.t la the Court of Common
tif l..r niTl frienft I PleftS of ll.iinn rntintr. !
John M. Daum, , V No. 8, Feb.T. 1856.
vs. j Plnrias snbpafna id Di-
JOHN B0OP. j vorce.
"rOIJ are hereby notified that by virlne of
J the above stated writ, yon are required
to be and appear at aCoart of Common Pleas
to be held io and for tbe county of Union, at
Lewisburg, on Musnar, the Iftih day of Feb
ruary neitt, at 10 o'clock, A. M., to answer the
complaint of I.ibel of raid Plaintiff.
DANIEL I). GULD1N', Sheriff
Sheriffs Office, Lewisburg, Dec. 9, 1856
$I3U6 01
Cr.
By amt of Military Fines outstanding fcr
1854 and previous years Si! 10 3:1
Bv ami ?:rl Fin. r.i.ttrf..li nrt tnr mtt Kl-y Of. 1
Uy amt Exonerations allowed Collec
tors of 1H55 and previous years I'ZJ 98
By amt of Commissi. m allowed Col
lectors of 1S55 at o per cent. 48 19
By Orders pd as per annexed account 327 90
Bj Treasurer'sCoramission on 3n9T,S6
at 1 pr ft. 0 97
Balance due tommonweallh by Coun
ty Treasurer 376 62
neaitny ncichborhor,!. near :,. v.it. s....
Church and Mchocl H iues, and in the midst
ol an iiaelligent and respectable population.
The Improvements arc a firi.rlau It.W'K'
BARN HO by 45 feet.with a fair Mansion A i
House, Wapon hoime, Com huse, audLii i
other suitable Outbuildings. It has a large ,
Apple Orchard, and Peach and Ptlr trees
C &c. snBicicnt for ordinary use. I
The Farm is all cleared txeept about one j
acre (and plenty of Woodland iu the immedi
ate vicinity.) a!i of Limestone soil, and as the I
owner ininL-c ic nt t r 1
ductive (iiialitiet bv anr in the Si.ne.
inn neres ,.T, 'LT .:: . a V. l " IO a 101 C.v3re beU?U at Auc.ion.to
t'iAny cash man wishine such a rrorertr i
ran obtain further infnrrtiatlist. hv annivinv t '
n , ii- , I ." 1-'"
The liivision line is drawn on this Map, alto
Township lines, and as it contains all the
principal Roads, and shows comparative dis
tances, it should be stuJied by all who are to
vote on the location of the f'ca! of Justice.
The lieoloeical Map shows the strata of th
tun Counties.
For Uicaper copies of the Map. address
K. VOLKMAH.
I.ewishnr?, May IS, 1R55,
Glassware.
IF ymt need f.l:issTarc, call cn FITfc
PATKICK & BKO.at the Bookstore not
door to Beaver & Kremer's.where is lo be had
T)T A ATTO for Juiticea and
! JJljl i JVO Constables, for said
t or piiuau 10 orafr,at tne tnrocicif.-,mce , inm: kenm-dv, citrs.
Sl39l 01 !
VT. the inderstsned Amiitors of tile count
ies rf Union and Unrder. havin? refullv
I examined and audited the forceoin? Military
Account of HenrySulomon.Treasurer of Union
cennty, Do find the Same true and correct as
stated. In Witness Whereof, we the said
Auditors have hereunto set onr hands, at the
Commissioners' Olfice in the Boroti?h of Lew
isburg, the 10th dav of January, A.D. 1850.
i.Atitn now a itn, l AtunoM
JOHN mil HACK, or I Alls
A THOMAS. .C'irvrT.
H. "NVI.RR. f ArwM
M!K MIOUI.l.MVARTH. or isi
j O.N.WoKiits;, Chronicle ollice, Lewisbursr- ( 10
Dr. Joha Locke, ,
SURGE0X J) EXT I ST.
Ori'ICE removed to NORTH THIRD
street, Lewisburg.
Levisburg, Nov. 1, 1855
Dr. Jacob Hortacher,
TpOTANIC PIIYPICIAN.havine regained
his health, ha. resumed his practice ol
ihe healinc art. Hissupericr SALV E lsstill
in great demand, and all orders nifp'ied ai
nsul. New Berlin May P. l?i-i
be sold at Philad. wholesale prices t
Ashbriitua and Webster tijb!eis. Fluted
Jellies. Footed Pitchers. Commet Dishes. Egg
tilasses, Ki-nlucVv Sa;ars, Molasses Pitchers.
Concave Footed Bowls, Diamond Salts.Taylor
Pitchers, Tumblers of various patterns and
prices. Dishes and Bowls of all sires and pat
terns. Class Jars, ;vc Lewisburg, Oct. 5
v w
C. W. SCHAFFLE'S
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
Prruj and Chemical Emporium.
Market Mreet - - - Lewisburg. I a.
WOOD FCR SALE.
m.T In A. K. Bell or John f halfant.
j.Y Full cids ddivered. May IP, i"55.