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Feb.' S,18iii."
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circulatum i f any V r(Bj"-r iu 1 itinu O.untr.
$j.Tb Atnt-riran N'nti-.na r- miril. to m-mlnst oniii
aU lor Ircid-nt ami V jo 'retlriit. fiirt at
I'i'ii. i hi Kn-tMv. F:ti. ISM,
BwnTlTnia IVn rln mi 0nntin. t nom
inal OHiili-Ut'M fur Canal rmmuium-r, isurtyor
Uvral, anl Auditor M-nrrl,
lUKKWia-Mi. TiuA. Man-h 4. I.
ri.TVtnrrati National V.nTi'UUuD.. to uuuiuatr Frrat
deniauU Vioe i'rtevlt-nt,
(Iiscixn tTi, Monrtav, .Inne 2. lVt.
CungrvNsSonal.
Monday, Feb. 4.
Congress met this morning just as if the
election of the " lilack Republican,"
Banks', had not " dissolved the Union."
rinding no crarkt in the " Union" crock
ery, the .Members and Delegates having
the credentials were all sworn in, the con -
festants to proceed afterward, D present
their adverse claims.
The jeats of the Members were taken
as their names were drawn by ballot.
The usual Committees were appointed, ! i0' ,,f your brethren" who haxo been ! ES-The election of Mr. Hanks, demon
to announce the organization to the Senate j cowardly assailed, but who have bravely . strates how strongly the Kansas Question
and the Presideu. I fallen in defence of Southern institutions! ; overrides all other national issues. Altho'
Gen. Wm. Ci i.lom, of Tennessee, was I s"un1 'he bnle of war over tho length I ra,iieal Democrat under the former divis
1 . i ni i r .i u' i M,' c- a"d breadth of the land, and leave not an 1 . f tn .t,;r,i, nf Votei bv
elected Clerk of the House, by Ut to S., j AboIitilist in lC Tl.rrit0ry to relate their j i0 fTtM 1 " dS f T C.9..
rcceiTinc the votes of all the Republicans ,r,0i,r;. ,i (.,,,,1,inatinT deeds ! wb,ch ho WM e!ei;,ci worc cast by olJ Iine
present excepting 0, and all the Americans i Strike your piercing riflo balls and your
but 4. (Gen. Cullora was a Whig Mem- j glittering steel to their black and poison
ber of Congress four years past, and bad . 1 Let the war cry never cease
the courage aud honesty ft vote against ! in Kan-M again, until our Territory is
v x- i i i. M r i . i i i wrested of the last vestige of Abolltion-
tbe cbrafka Jj..1, lor which be was de-1 .
feated at the polls. His election by the ! Epft.(in u SMc Qrr WM not
North is a deserved tnLutc to his integrity fc ,d . prt.rinew ; and in others, the
The Actinir Kenrcant-at-Ar. Mr.
Glosbrenner, drew trim the Treasurer
about 850,000 in gold, which ws the
the arrearages of pay due to the members !
of the House. Ttis drafts to enable him ... - . , ', ,, ,.f nfr ,,) rn and human degradation, let her slufe. M c one week,
i i , . . - lissourians, and the 1 ost IliUee anu l.ov- ., ... I Notice is t heref..re hcrebv "iven to the Cor-
to obtain the iinuov, were signed by .v!ea- .' .... - ' i" not know as he ever said 80, but if he ; -ouce is inerei . re lercuy i 10 toe or
, ,, , l.i e- . i ernmetit Olltcers 1 uu them in nnsreprescn-1 ,-.. I oner. Justices of the I'eace and Constables in
ler Jauks, at a lte hour on Saturday nmv.Ilt, !t U imnos ! dlJ he need not be ashamed. ct it was i ailll lur lhe cuim. of L-nm,lo appear , ,i,elr
r.ight. About S-:jo,000 arc yet due to , "g ree Mate movunents, it is m.pos-, u Southeru thunder," j own proper persons with their records. in.,.i.
members, which will bo drawn during the aible as yet to arrive at any very certain , , , r . . , siticns.exaimnations andniliT renienibratoes
Week. : knowledge of the faoM. One thing, how- : W1,n W"IcU "aVe' ,l'r tmctS J08"' , d those things which of their offiees ar,d in
The Senate confirmed the appointment ever is Cvi lent the fell n.irit of Slavery ' fr,1'tcnL"1 ,be N",th t,J turmS- Let ,he ; th'.r behalf appertain to be done; and all w.t
f the Hon I' - r.eV D.l'as a MV ter n v t ' North talk Nullification when the South "esses and other persons prosecuting in behalf
ol the IJon. ticuriiO i'alus as .Jin.ter ,iriye eVl.ry Irec State man from, of the Commonwealih against any person or
to England. I Kans if rouble ' South is defeated at its own perm arc required to be then and there
Tl'I'sAy I'eb 5 I - "" - ' E;,m,i f'r the South would be the very , attending, and not depart without leave at their
The resolution declaring Mr. O'osbren- I tThe six weeks of unvarying good . ,Mt to dissolve the Union." j JZZ"ltZ7
rer, Sergeant-at-Am.s, was adopted yeas , e'cighing and cool weather ymj ou the jtr. Ranks holds to tho scntimorit of i,ie t notice.
03 nay's !S Mr O was the officer last ; West llranch, re like tho two to four wiu- ; pANlEL Webster wltcn ho was Daniel ;"rn 1,",I''r mV I'1""1 a"J at Mif r
' ' . ., ... ,,.;.. i ... ,l. ' ... , , ., ,,-., i. ' itf s Olhce :n I.ewisbnrg, the ilth dav of l.iM-
fission, and is a very popular aud useful
man. He is a printer, resident at York, ; orth and jv.t, except that snow thcrea
la. ! ways generally falls from three to ten feet
Capt. Nathi n Irir!ing, of New York, i deep, thereby often shutting up ordinary
was then by resolution declared Doorkeep- : highways. In other days, many were the
or, aud llobert Morris, of Penusylvauia, miles we rode and walked over fences and
Postmaster. J in Held, the road being heaped from fence
I'ending a resolution declaring Mr. C. to fjiice with the glistening snow some
Follett, of Ohio, Printer to tha House, times witli a curfiee hard enough to bear
the Houe adjourned.
KTThe Election of Speaker liANK is
hailed with joy in this region, by near!
if not. finite everv r.eron we bavo beard
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' 7 . , J uniform decree of cold ...ore favorable to '
many years the -North bai stood up to a;""'
fair contest, without any sneaking compro-;
niises or cowardly fears of the " Union,"
and adhered to what she deemed r.irwiT.
The Administration are the worst
whipped of any part v. After their inflex-
ible platform of virgin Democracy, and ;
repeated avowal that they would never
"fuse" with Know Nothings or llepuliii
cane, they at last dropped all their candi
dates, cast aside their own platform, and
"fused" with the most violent Know j
Nothings to elect a man independent of
all parties, but satisfactory to the Southern
Know Nothings and aficr all these sac
rifices, were defeated !
r.- :m i. . e .1 t
,,u uur ur" V'iy De 1 ,uuu lue
for Speaker, Mr. Hanks reply to the iu-
nnigitnrial eater-liita ( var (rnt. rnnrn than
1 v t -
they wanted), ar.d other matters relating '
to the offices of Speaker and 1'resident
"Kansas is I'ui:tl" was an exclama-
tion we hcrd upon the announcement
that Banks was elected. That the North j
has a " backbone" is indeed good evidence ;
the firm course of most of our Members
commanded the respect, and in the cud
the admiration, of the most haughty Sou-;
therners, who behaved all along much j
better than the go-called Democracy and
a few faetionists from the North. The
North has 1 1 1 members, and the South'
yu, leaving Di majority lor tne ."Nortu, ;
nil. wnicn tneyean aumic i.eeuer or ,
Whitfield an they choose.
In the Eleetoml Col!e?e. the Xorth has
1TG votes, and the St!i 120-50 mi.ior-!
ity for the North. 8?l,e has chon a Lib- ;
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orty-lovini: Speaker, and may have a Lib- ;
erty-lo-ing l'reid. tit if she will.
Secret Circular:!.
Ve have before us a t irealar signed by
Jos. Kleekner, John rietboid, Johu Swino-
ford, Charles Cawley, aud Geo. Merrill, '
ejmiuittec," (all of New Berlin) Sect to '
members of the Legislature, (but cot rub-1
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linlicd, to our know ledge,; urgiug tin m to
pass a bill for "a change of line betwef u
Union and iSijjder counties," statin that i
''the matrs have an unabated attachment
New Berlin, where they are dL termined
tj gi." That "I."wisbiirg was the cause
of the division, with all its attendant dis
advantages atid io conveniences, and die
jcJe will not subnet to it any longer."
Also that "peace and harmony can tnly
It restorod by a change of line." U'uVA ,
of the charge of line, of tho many propo-.
:.. i'4 i. ... i ti io
scd, is ahuded to, is not ttafed. IheCir-.
.,i . i v, !, .i ..l,
cu.ar tries to back up the positions taken, i
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t'V q'lnting trom the Luronule and "o.d
Iii ael," bu: the quotations made had no re-1
fereiice whatevt-r to therjuestion of remov-!
ia? the couti'y Stut from Mlddleburg to '
Ni Be r'. u an I !,a-.i:.? ail the costs or, r j
gnin (otitc:: ... J ly th;-: Ncif Jkrlia !
in u'n.i c.
FOREIGN NEWS.
HUMOUS OF l'l- ACK!
An arrival since our last, Lringi the
grntifyiug news, that "Ilus-sia bail accep
ted the ultimatum of the Western Powers
as a lasU for negotiations." The iutclli-: political head quarters, was all pro
gence had the effect to advance consuls, j slavery. Union-savers poured their
ami produce a decline in breaJstuffs, as a blarney into the ears of fresh and coii
L;irhiuser of peace. Yet it is very gener-; fijing Members, till their sensibilities
ally suspected that Russia is iusincere, aud j wcre 0TCrc0me. When flattery and
is ouly seeking by negotiation to lull J-.ng-
pushes onward her warlike preparations in
increased strength.
Another steamer is no due.
Kansas Troubles.
Blood, it is stated by Telegraphic ac
counts, has again been shed by the border
ruffians interfering with the affairs of the
settlers of Kansas. Cue of their papers
1 appeals to the lawless in tho following
' reck.ess words :
" 1 he war has aain commenced, and
! tho Abolitionists have again commenced
it. 1'ro.slaverv men law-and order men
etTT'. f. .,..,.. ott-.ra t utril-n for VOiir fire-
j ..:. r,ir ' r:t, t ,v,.n(TK ,iie ,
F,l''""u '
keep away the armed Missouri bullies who j
were prowling arouud, aud were thrcatcu-
as ,tu. T.-h-.'rii.li is in the hands of the '
ltr "'ouius, iimnj "r'"-"
up a man, but generally soft enough to
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Ieatnerv r biessiui; is However nucuueu ova;
lieaun man a uniuer uui iiiuie tanuuie
i.,.;,,,,,. !
iatltmle.
j The eranescenee and uncertainty of the ;
sViohiif seaS 'n in these latitudes, forbid '
n i
, any great ouil us upon runners. Conse-
1 riiientlv. a food run of sleishin like the
' j.,,.,,, all ,hc fashions upon
r . rri I
swallow up man or beast. A "iJec for , . h ' ' ri John A Yoonuian I .U..rry Oehr ;v, 1 .,.
.., , i i . i i . u r. Mr. I K'irct rcsnin? I turn all appearances, I r...;. ., .. .,,..,, v.t p; , John Emnnt. ('aid. ol Lminit (.uards is-m HO
"oreaKin" roaus uas lauur as men aa uu ( - - - - , .,,,..,..,- ............ .. ... .
J;. - , ., - .... e ! be will not resiirn however much it may Mtflnburg John lieber, Ueo C.utelius, Chas Jac llartm.io, ( apt. I ' r . U.tl. .to. ,ioo
iu liguiuig mow. una uveipiun oi ioc . ... - , . , . - Mi.ntelius i Daniel Smiih, apt. r.iioeK nu.ir;s nn oo
runners mr Ju or i.j years past. ius.s u; i uu.a,,nU u.d
very liiirli backed, siiuare, yellow sleigl.3 ;
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our graud fathers tooks their brides now j
our trembling grand-nmtbers to their j
own homes in? are brought out, and chaps
of the third generation are trying the J
11 cnlnra. slmnes. and !
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I a i4c.cn diu j'u'u'iwu m'u "".11 iin k ijivj- j
: oitnrlM iwl rnriau nnppiiswarc rratofi and :
7
twisted saplings vary the assortment of ,
u,comntives fr dimming tho snow. In i
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the Cities, soutnward, we ooserve mat u .
. c.niva Ilixry to indulge
sleig'iing five to Ten Dollars an hour
being demanded for the use of the best
turnouts.
r?j"Oo Sunday morning last, at Lcw
isLurg, the thermometer stood 12 below
zero. At Danville, Wednesday morning,
1 1 below, and the same at Lewislmrg.
A letter to ns from Amcricus, Georgia,
dated '21st ulr
. . ri '.t,si. !
flutes that at oj 0 clock, .
that morning, the thermometer was 5 deg. i
that morning, tne inertnometer was o ueg. i
below wm (A!f Howard and his troupe '
Acc.or,iinij t0 ,i,c "sign" of the "bear 1
6C,;n Lis ,,. on tbe ",i ;ns, . wc are
to have six weeks nf winter jet !
I'-nnj t anta IsUUmc
n Tb? bi" ,0 'n"ta the Lewisburg
UilS ll'IU Ollll V OAS UtVUlHK A UU..
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I .Mr. tellers presented remonstrance ol
! citizens of Lewisbur, and one from oflic-!
i its and students of l.ewisburg Uuiveriity, i
against the rereal f the restraining law. j
Jlr. Strouse presented petitions from Xew !
;c,liu and Snyder county in favor of its !
repeal. I
bill i procressine to extend the time !
it i' i
fr completing the I.ewisburg, Ceutcr, &
Cprut.e (!rw.k JUilway.
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c ' u" T !
of Walt'iiam, his native town, fired 100 I
tuti. in honor f his election. The an
nouncement was made in Waltham on Sat
urday night by a messenger in special I
tra.n
were
from Boston,
illuminated,
Several dwellings
and congratulatory
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upon, and found in atteiidence at the sick
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bed of her mother. A salute of 103 guns
b
"as fired at Bangor, Boston, ki.
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j-i-The favti.ins who "fused" s long
to prevent the election of Banks, cost tlie
U.S.Treai'ury not far from S300.000. All
this, to "..rush out Freedom," which had
Karly expressed her dtlvstation of tbe
Ntbrisiia lib jmliulijii !
Lewisburs Chronicle
Favouab, Ci.ance.-A corrc,p-j
from Washington, says : " Tho last
time I was iu Washington, the atmos
phere ahout the National Hotel, the
BOj,' istry failcd, then bullying succee
ded, and the impulses of lreedom were
suppressed. It is all changed, now.
The atmosphere is our atmosphere. It
isbracing. Crooked men walk straight.
No man speaks in whispers or in byc
placcs, sentiments honorable to head
j anj icart. A great point is gained
i for freedom wliCll the tyranny that
; , yr 0XPrts :.. Wasli-nffton is
J ovcrc0ine." Slavery lias heretofore
j t.jij0we(i Freedom out of Washington,
.j to Uav(j 0l.EKLEY anJ
j Otliers IllCre, HOW, 10 tuecr IUC laiui ,
5111(1 OVflflSf the Hi 1 1 1 ll fSlSl
Wbiirs. Never a Tariff man, vet ho had
i
the unanimous vote of the New England I
Tariff States, and was also sustained by I
the most earnest Tariff Districts iu Penn
sylvania, as well as by the unyielding ,
Champion of Protection, Horace Greeley.
The Nullifiers were iuconsolably grieved
with an alleged declaration of Mr. Ranks,
that "if tho Union was to be wrested from
its oriciual desien of extending freedom
and doinir pood to man, and become only j
-.m b fc ,
funnmS lnslru"lcl 10 V1'"3 'i !
eDster : "lMrry ana t mun not .
ti . jyiojf ioih .... . na,y. 1U (ne year ol our l,oril one tuousanu
VEUT AND U.NION) "hoic tnc for ercr, eiiht hundred and filly-six. and in the seveuty
. . ii it j eighth vear of the Independence of lhe United
one and invparalk. stales "of A.npr.ca.-Cod save the Common-
SiSuSomc of the papers opposed to lhe
Congressman from the Clinton district,are
distressing themselves and trying to dis
tress others, unnecessarily, in reference to
him, and, having inflicted self-torture to j
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the utmost extent without any clleet, now
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,s a K,iUSls rV 10 TPOse ; ana in
his course on that creat Question of the
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Day he breathes the voice of his constitu-
ents, and should not for a day desert bis j
post, let there is a certain OTHEtt Iiircc .
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at ashtngton, who doee not represent the j
popular will on the Great Question, and !
who has b.iiely violated the sacred promi-
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it is possible that a "Compromise" might !
i n . i i ii i) .!
be effected, and Congressman 1 earce maj ;
resign it 1 resilient nerce will, ana mane.
way for the people to choose a new Mem- J
her, and Congress to put Speaker Dans j
in the White HoU.se. What Bay our UP- ;
Liccr .Wmii.1., In met. an M..ii.hl ;
- - - - - - 1 1
urranccment, under which they iuirht all '
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sleep o' ti.ghu ? 1'ierce lor l'earce tit
for tat surely, "a fair exchange is no
rnt.Koro t'
-j
CI.islO 1'riends, LislO. Tho fol
lowing XHtation is addressed to NK 1 :
Cold winter is at fcu; YGtation has
turn. .t, i.. ;.,o r .1.- i..-!. i.., :
j i" iuuu.T.njo iiuiv-,
failed, & tho Kth now appears in a saJ ,
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U. OH l.orcas comes whistling a
inourtif jl LKfJ over tha craves of the '
flowers, and the seem 2 glislO from I
tho frosty firmament. The freezing blast
pierces HKe a T in- lue j ciau oosom oi
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want wuue 1 uli 01 1.1 " conuuu at
tbeir KP!tIV fountains. All U full ;
. T 1 IT r f 3 .1
those Round L, & forward with ,
v,
X KG 2 mitigate the distrSSS of tho need D.
U should not wait for NY XL'DXC, but
dhow the und XLXC of UR disposition,
by I r--ing the ERliest opportuniT 2 !
Rstow upon the poor v
every of our Village.
1
5IonE TkCE Bills. The Grand Jury i
of Allegheny county have found ono hun
drcd and twenty-soven true bills against j
one hundred and two persons for violating ;
t''0 Restraining liquor law ninety of;
whom, the Dispntrli says, have run away j
or secreted themselves to avoid arrest. Six j
.
separate bills were found agaiust bhannan,
and four against Bonnet and fcavage, be- .
fore convicted. Acaiust several others in
tie j;s two aD(j x fills were found.
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The fact of these men running away from
justice does not look as if they had very
confident hopes of the law being speedily
repealed.
Xeh- YortK, Jan. SO. Wm. II. War-
ner, residing at Xo. 1C9 Amos street, was
instantly killed at four o'clock yesterday
afternoon, while in the act of passing tho
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corner of Twenty-sixth street and Broad-
way, by a heavy mast of snow, which liadj
been thrown from the roof of a building,
aud struck him npon the head. The Twenty-first
Ward Folice arrested Patrick Cas
ein and Michal Pagan, the men who, it is
charged, threw tbe enow from tbe roof,
and they were locked nn to await the re-
suit of a Coroner's in'ricst.
; .1 . e r .1. ...l- II- ... ll..fr.l..M 'I'l,.. II I'nrn.l.oi: Sii.,.l MfsiIU lr
. i uurinv ins ueaii-oiecuiuir ilea su louir aa ... . ,. , - ... , ., .. i v n I. i :. ..i I u( :imhi nnrcN So no
and West ISraiich
jj COUIltV COlll't MMrS.
Adjourned Court Proclamation.
WHEKEAS, the lion. Abraham S Wilson,
l'rrsittent Judge lor liie SOili Judicial
Uislricl of 1'ennsylvaiiia, composed of the
counties of L'nion, Miillin and Siiydcr, and Jas
Marshall Esq.Associate Judce in Union county,
have issued-their precept, bearing dale the 2Sd
day of December, is5ft,and to ine directed, for
the holding of a Court of t'ommon Fleas, at
I.ewisbur?, for the county of Union, on lhe
second Monday of February next, (being the
th day) 1S56, and to continue one wi-elc,
Notice is therefore hereby Rivrn to Witnes
ses and all persons interested in lhe Issue Liit
to be then and there present and not depart
without leave. Jurors are rniuesied to be
punctual in their atiemlance at lhe appointed
time asreeable to notice.
iven under my hand and seal at the Sher
iff's Oilicc in I.ewi-.bur(r, the Uih day of Jan
uary, ' the year of our Lor 1 one thousand
eipht hundred and fifty six, and ill the seventy
eighth year of the Independence of the United
Slates of America. Hod save the Common
wealth! DANIEL D. UELDIN, Sheriff
JURORS AIJOt:RNtl COLliT.
Jnrkmn - 1'hilip Seebuld.
While Isaac Itii'h, Joseph K Kettler,
Jacob Troxel, Aaron Messing-r,Saiiil Slear,
David Diell'enderler. Henry tiiuli
llartlry Saml Carl, Win I rwi;'. ('lias Emery,
J..s Miller Jr. Shem Spmelniver.John Yereer,
Th"S Church, Rht Foster, Andrew Cook
Buffihit Harris Sleedman. Jacob Fillman,
Adam Vonn, (Jeorce Smith
M.(ll nli'iT ' John M I'avl.r, Charles Crotzcr,
John Kleekn-r, Daniel Mass
v Ihtfltil Feier tietz
Ario llrrlm Dan"l Horlaelier, Fred'li Smiih,
.Sam"l Harmany, Abram Schuch
1s-irisbur Jos I. Ihwn
l.liiir-lnne R.d.t Badger, S I'ellman
l'nion Archibald Thomas
I iiioii C'oiuily C ourt l"ro lamaHoii
w
rill'liKAS, lhe Hon. AltKAIIAM 8.
ll,s,l)., j'resiilent Judge lor the
Twentieth Judicial Di-trict of Pennsylvania.
composed ol the counties of t.nion,Milllin and
Snyder, and Jamkm Marshall, Esq., Associate
Judge in Union county, have issued their pre
cept, bearing date the sad day of December,
lS'i.l, and to me directed, for lhe luldiw""'
Orphans' Court. Ciurfomnm IMeas.Oyer
ml Terminer, and General Quarter Sessions,
at LEWISBUKC, for the county of UNION,
on the Ihird MONDAY of FEUKUAKV next,
cbeig n,e isih day) 1S5C, and to coutmue
iu lhe vt.ar , ur ilriI ,le ti.nnsand
wealth ! DANIEL D. lit LDl.N.Shenil.
I.Is,t of Jurors, I'-l. Term, ls,"iC
OltAMI JL'ROKS.
Xr.. T,BT....- Vr... V..II l,m C!,i,ll,
Daniel stahl, John Kline. Levi Panlmir
nii.y ..... ,, ,
Uy-lv 'iilOV'-t' w' llalfjienny. Sauiuel
Charles, Daniel Lonz
l.iml.t,m, John Kinkert,
E,, ,iJ..U-U,Un s Schrack
wLVW.H-Samuel lioop
tiiavi-iisi.- jinnn
. - ,T"A, fc".fc .JL,rR:,- ,. ,
Wrst Runaliit Dan Fisher. Peter Pontins.Jno
Sechler.Jac Lutz.tieo KlecUuer.DsvW'mson,
Jno Iecu.AaMaucK,jnoi.ei men hui.iium.
Kil!u Elam Meixell, m lincan, Havel
cfincilo j Benase. Saml Ilickel
llarlhu Jas Kin: Jr. K Mensrh, II Huffman,
Kyoiover.M.ch. Scl.nure.Sml Weidensaul, ;
ss.u.imou .hiuit, i mis ... . limy i
u-uAirir Jno lloiinton, tsenj i.a:ey,i nos
Oraham, iaihan Han n, rrans lionehowcr.
Xno Uirin Sem Schocli, Jacob Mauck
fM ttlljulllt-Wm rx,(ioo Miller.Mi.lirown.
White Uerr Jerome Pnntzenholler. lit Candor,
.li
Hummel Jr
Huffune Ceo Oeldiart, David IWbst
''-Jolin C'osgrove, Wm Foster,
,11 K
Sanrlers
MifiliHhuryGpQ Yoiinrrmnn. J W Sm.ls
- a
REGISTER S NOTICE.
"VOTICE i.s Lcrt'liy given to all enn-
X cerned,lhat the followini; named persons
have settled their accounts in the Hester's
Olftce at Lew ishnrir, L'nion county, and that
the said accounts will be presented forconfir-
o.iti.in nti.l ,ill..i'inf al tlt ririihnn innrl
". - """' . . v.; . -
tl) ie hP,i at Lbtt iMillio, lor itie county oi
l'nion. on the fourth Friday of February next, !
bciii" lhe S2ii day of said month, viz j
The acco of W-,n,am m!scI.oc1, and
Henry Schuch, Administrators of Jucub ScukA,
deceased.
2. The account of Israel (Iiiyer, Adminis
trator ol" Ailmn timier, late of White Deer
uwnsnin, neceascu.
., T ,i account of Christian Sehnnre. Ad-
,- , .. I
mjnis(rator de bonis non of jhn Asi'r.late
ministrator d
n,lr,iey ,,
account of Michael SptT.it, Exca-
. .lm ...) .... r f .. .ii.
l" 'l H'C IdM Will HMtl iCl.lllirill 1 1 1 .ItiUIUIttlU
r rii i.fi:,ni.,ili,in,i,,.,ii
5. The account of Joel Kreider and John
Helm, Administrators of Juhn Knitter, late of
fi. xhe account of Henry D Maize.A linin-
istrator of Philip Ltbkicher, lair of New Beilin,
Jacob Lontr, Administrators of Benjamin Lone;,
i..- . e ii .. t.: Jua.l
UlC Ol I 1.-I1IIS III W USUI J,, ut, .,...
8. The final account ol William fiaus'er.
Administrator ol .i..ry !trauu, late oi - nap-
mati township, decease,!.
9. Tlie accoUnt of John M. Benfer, Arlmin-
istrator of tlmrge IStnJcr, late of Jackson
t0"X The. econTand final account of Jacob
Mover. Guardian of Sarah Jane I'atterstm now
Datesman.)a minor child of Samuel M. Fatter-
son, late of Kelly township, deceased,
, , Thft a(.count of John Gundv, Adminis-
tratiir of William l enmj, laie oi tmon lown-
snip. (leeensco.
12. The account of William Kanck, Eiec
ntor of HViAiio A'ee., late of White Deer town
ship, deceased.
J. W'. PENNINGTON, Prg'r.
Register's Olfice, Lewisburp, Jan. 19, 1P56
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
SARAH HOOP, In the Conrt of Common
by her next frieud I Pleased U.iion county,
John M. Baum, V No. 8, Feb. T. 1856.
vs. I Pltiritis subpoena in Di-
JOHN 1300 P. J vorce.
YOt' are hereby notified that by virtue of
the above stated writ, yon are required
to be and appear at a Court of Common Pleas
to he held in and for the county of Union, at
Lewisbarft, on MonniT, the ISih day of Feb
ruary next, at 10 o'clock, A.M., to answer the
complaint of Libel of said Plaintiff.
DANIEL D. GULDEN. Sheriff!
Sheriff's Office, Lewisburg, Dec 9, 16
T)T ATXTQ or Jus''ces Bnd
1 1 I if! 1 IV D Constables. far rale
or printed to ordfj.at the Chrm.iclt. Office .
E W alters
iimiiwi( samiJiauiman.iavuu.n!?einart : .-.-'s..t
Jprj - 'J.?5';
lsue 1. 1st, Feb. Term, I .";.
Daniel Kangler vs James MTrright
John Haas vs W'm M Vanvalali
Dauiel Handler vs James M'Creieht
James M'Creight vs Daniel K ngler
Samuel Shriner vs laniel Schrack
K It Carey vs Mark Hallpenny
Mrs E Moalz vs Alexander Amnions
ll.isli.in Teiphel vs Juhn Fisher
Samuel Kyle vs Catharine Wolfe
Jacob Stewart etc vs Michael Fiehthorn
.Norih, Chasr & North vs Chs 11 Shriner
S V Jc V D Turnpike Co vs White Deer Tp
I'eter Hummel vs Hannah Huimiiel
Clement t Masser vs Yotintiiuan 4 Waller
same Taj-gart, Fiirinan 4 Barton
same Noali Walii-r
P O Campbell and others vs 1. P Teed
Francis Kellers vs Alexandtr II Itlair
Com'lhsugJ M Ilenferetal vs J HausJretal
Trustees Lutheran Ch etc vs Martin A Stuck
Susanna rtrown, late M, vs S-VJ Messersmiih
Danville Hank vs Jno Lawrence Chs Stees
Alfred Kneass and wile vs James iuitin
Thos Penny for Isaac. Ever vs S Walter
Ceurge Sehnable vs Catherine E U. wes
Ths (iiitelins f.r J M Taylor vs Aaron Zeller
Werler. Kline .V Ellis vs' Wm 1. Hitler
Christian Millhouse vs XicholasMillhou.se
Jacob Stuck vs John Kimple
Manillas Wilson vs David llerr
Dauiel UansUr vs Daniel JU-rbst et at
John K.iebiick vs A S Ohio
J.dui ii Uoekafrller vs Abbot C recti's Ex'rs
I. I! Christ for W Cameron vs Ceu A Fuck
A iV Creamer rs AlTahatn lirien
Israel (iotelms for Hy C Eyr vs John Wilt
John D.-.tcsinan vs John II Vartz with not
James L tjuinti vs Win lb-art et al
M Kleekner & Son vs Fork. Shfcr & Co
C (iiidvktinst,guarirti,etc vs V II Marr.wilhno
Jas F Linn do Ts same
Saml lb-ndersnn do vs same
Sarah Ann Polk vs Junes L Quiim
liecker V Wciler vs Cbas S:ci s
Chas P Fox et al vs A.I irn Kauri;
M Kling for Datesmans vs Hy Dieff'ndcrfer
The above causes are for trial at lhe Feb
ruarv adjourned Court, commencing on M in
day the llih dav ol F. bruarv. Is.V;
SAMUEL ICOUSII. Proth'y
STATEMENT
OF lliu 3Iilit;ir I'utnl ol'Tniiiti comity
for lit? year IN.Vi Henry Solonluli.i'lt j-
The following table shows the amount of
Militia Fines assessed in each District for
the year lso."i. the amount received. Com
missions, Exonerations, and balance due :
ri'..ri, fc. Cnll'r'm. jt. A'ttrl. im. F-r'-n. .
ll.im-Hi-uVii M- M.W
.ll..:m-r- si. K.T-I.-IOT ;.' . 'I
I: iiir .-ain'iH letii. .'.i...'. i
K llullilo II W iiiT-'r.lii.T :;'."
W .liullii o.C K:.lli. ruiuu "
IVnl.r- I:Oit St,. .:r --"-.''I
I Iminuii-i h. h-r-l-lt'-r
Irani!, in- 1-rwl IU, l.ni .ii 1 1 .""
I! .rt'.-v Kim T Miotli - l. il
J.-U.'n-Vi. I.:i. t o.Ji ..;.:,o
KflK Mm. No:. Im ::-.)
l.m isl.'g N . A.Ki-iiuis: b
,lo S.1V. ilu i-.. 0
l.im., lie Th. V. llarl. r 1:.' 'I
M.m.l.l. t- An l HI!' t-hsli. J.'JP
MiUill, rr.sk l'.'l hiU'-r ...-,'1
lI.Tiiii-.tui' !! r'.:i l. r. !. '
I'. Iin- ,l:.onh Kpll.y "
! rr l,.loi Ko-Hm .'.s.u
S,-!iti-i;r"ie .l. r.. rrounc I
1 iiim J".. In; "
VI aliirit.n I. Art. 11- o
Whit l' i r- li. M. kit 4.... 'I
4,;.o i: s"
4...0 Jl.ls
1....
'..1'
l.u
-..','1
HVe:
I i.s:
,eu
l,.J
!." 4..'0
:u.mi v.'.ti 13...1
;i'3 1.1' i.A'tl
s.. .'.!'.i l:i.t.",
-l.o'i 2.i lii' u..;5
m.s.1 l.i; ;')
Z...4. 1...:. 4.'H
rl l ::.'0 e..'i
lhlinqumt Cutielnrn if Mlilnri Fine.
tlaianr. dn." 1ft .Iah. 1 s. j
Union Tp m. MTlo-rson ISol J17 Ho
V.i;ulV.il--W.i;u!etoiKlillll.ivcsls-,:j 7 t.s
Hartlev Win. Fs!,cr " S tl
Perrv Peier Tr. up " 1 1 Oli
West Uun'.ilo in R ile I ". I lft !
Center H-nrv Mn-i r " G lis
Franklin Smieu Sov-b-r " Ut
WashniRton llenrv Summers " 20 :is
White Deer Aaron Smith " 8 '
Ss'oo 00
ruitlfr .4..jr,y;,r ik.-.s t retiming dt in-
iiient Militia M"i, nr.
John Dersham. Assessor White Deer 1 7
Jonathan (iriiiim. Assessor W ahtt g!on 1 7B
je.,h J.plev. Assessor I men
,,hn Emnnt ' -es.or Selinserove
Uan"e, ua' e. Assessor Perry
... Kreider. Assessor I'enr.s
1 '.-s
2 :iil
:io
2 Kfi
1 Ul
111
ileite Mrrrll, A..s,.s,M,r w Berlin
Hcnrv Schocli, Assessor .M.'Kietreeic
j,,nn k,
he!. Assessor M.lliinbuix 2 22
K. T. Harber, Assessor I.iuo'st,.i,e r.ti
Peter evius. Assessor Lewisbur? SAV. I 12
Levi so rner " " -W. 3 00
Daniel Kaufman, Assessor K-l!y I 2i
(ieor"e Kimler, Assessor Jackson 1 00
Jacob Fees, Assessor Hartley S CH
Jacob Freer, Assessor Franklin I 5
Harrison Ilerrold, Assessor Chapman 3 II I
John llowersiix. Assessor Center fi
Win. Kule. Assessor W est Hulf.iloe 1 Oli
John liundy. Assessor East BulTaloe 1 IK
James Irwin, Assessor ltutlaloe 2 12
John Diemer, Assessor West Heaver I 20
John T. Smith, Assessor lleavcr S lit
s?:)7 !H)
Adam ShecUer.Commissioner. for services in
making out Miliiaiy Fines lor lt'jo .'J10 00
Sem LeiUel, for same services 111 0(1
I..1... ll II
"u""b
III 00
:m 110
AJ.I'eters.forpuWislutif; statement of military
fund of l'nion Co.tor ol.in -r.nan sjio on
J.ILWintpr, for pulil's.same in English 10 oo
Merril & Smith
10 Oil
U0 00
Ilriitle In.'perlnr'g service.
John W. Simonton, on account for 'jo 5tS0 00
Total of E.xfenses 357 91)
Citiun County, . I. Henry SoIomon.Tre.t
surer of Union and Snyder conniies lor IHSS.
do hcrebv submit the lorefoiuc account of the
Military Fund ol said Union coiiniv.ascorreei
and true. Given under my hand at lhe Trea
surer's Oll'ice in the B irooqli of i.cwisbtirg the
tenth dav nf January. A l. 1
HENKV SOLOMON, Tatiscata.
slaUiii-iit f tlte Tiind.
Ilenrit Solomon. Eio.,Trrarurir. in areonnt ir! th
ine Military fund of I'niun Cuunly for 18jft,
-. !
lRSfi, Jan. 1. Amt of milttarv fines nncollected
r l 1 1.... ,.n-,.e Slltlll Al '
IOr I.l UIOI Ml-HOlin .,..,
To amt of said lines assessed for '55,
as per hoi k in which said lines are
entered by the County Commis'rs 965 00
To amt entered among other taxes in
Com'rs' office and afterwards paid 50
cr.
By amt rf Military Fines outstandinc for
1654 and previous years $110
By ami d Fines nustantfm? for 1855 3'J7 9ti
By amt Kxunerations allowed Cullec-
tors of is.r5 and previous years 127 9S i
By amt of C'ommi&sion allowed Col-
lectors of 18.r)5 at 5 per cent. 4 1 ;
By Orders pd as per annexed account 327 J0 j
liy I reaurer Commission on -'ii7,ti
at 1 pr ct. 6 07
Balance due CommooveaHh hy Coun
ty Treasurer 37fi fi2
.$1ULH til
VE the andersigned Auditors of the count
ies of l'nion and Snnlcr. havine carefully
examined and audited the IbreRoin:; Military j
Account of HenrvSolomon.Treasurer of Union I
connty, DO find the same true and correct as
stated. In Witness Whereof, we the said
Auditors have hereunto set our hands, at the !
Commissionrrs'Oflke in the Borouph i f Lew.
iburg, lhe 10th day of January, A.U. 1656.
I.AIRD II0WKI,
Actitos
JMIl?. HI 1IKACK,
THOMA.S.
H. W SVlTliFP.
M R MIl)IU'.SWRTH,
r,T lSI0S
COI-STT.
Ari-i?s
iw Fni:u
C-rr.
imn: A.ntysiuy, iu.
liv 1? A K'VLB.
u: yrsittx cticsrv, sx.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to John
Yeisley, Catharine intermarried wuh William
Kuhn, l.udwie; Yeislcy, Polly intermarried
with Martin Sandel, Henry Veisley, Michael
Yeisley.and Kaeliel iiiierinaiiiedwiih Jacob
Hartman. heirs and letral representatives of
Hr.ni Viiiiir, late of Franklin township,
in lhe county of Union (now Snyder,) yeo
man, deceased decline :
II f HEUEAS.by an noiuesi for that purpose
duly awarded by an Orphans' Court of
: the county aforesaid, lhe real estate ol the
i said Henry Yeisley was appraised at and for
lue sum ol 93:111, and on lhe 171H December,
lsi.ri5, dtilv confirmed, ami on motion of Isaac
Slenker Eiq. rule on the heirs and legal rep.
resenlatives of said deceased to appear at the
next general Orphans' Court, to tie held at
Lewisburc for lhe county of Unton.on ln.ini
! lhe lrttli day of February next, to accept 01
refuse 10 lake the said premise atoresaid at
! lhe said appraised price, or show cause uhy
j lhe same shall noi be sold, llv nir. I'oiiit
V ilness my hand and ih" seal of said Court
1 at Lewisburg the u'.h day of Janiiarv.A-D.lio4.
SAMUEL Kul SH, Clerk.
! James B. Hamlin,
i TTOKNKY at LAW,
j J V I 'tf'ihVtr.f oil Second SI. west solef fo
doors south of Market, i.t w Klllll .
liin.'.'J-l I. iiioii t o. Pa.
Heal Estate.
FOR RENT,
Iy now Hire, slurry Urick D'.vril-
in? HUl'SK. 011 1,'iiiver ..;y Aveiiii.', at
, liie Kiver bei.d. Puss,-smoii ;'ofn Apul 1st.
. lsofi. For furiloT pai 'n-ul.ii n jtnie at the
house, or by letter of no- a' .V rhino' rlaud.
Dec. 27, lsoi Jij.-EPlI P. TUSTI.V
VALUABLE REAL PROPERTY,
i imjivati: sai.i:.
rriIE unJiTMr.cd olfrr at Private Sale
I a ve-rv ii''ii;iMi r -! ate iit "
. 't'r 'T'utuHt r.aiivl L, I'a , cuii.-
priMn th; !ul!owitii; iract.s :
No. I. rrije M insion Farm,
n-Tjtnn in lt lands ff U'm. Il 'vr, John Mffi'c,
J-'hn ranl.J-hn Viit"nriivT.ritirf !fiT,r. u
laiiniii; .i r'!i iihp ir wiiereupmi
arc erer.t-il a tu i sturty Urtek Dw-'liinp 5.
Unlive -Hi I'.VJs I'.-t-t, father!- n-rd as aJJ.
pn!!if hMsr.) with a c mniuil .! Wa- inn
at.d Vi. a B.tr(h- li.tr 11 ! 40 -.-t,
ati'l otliT (nilnjilliiitrs lltl.s;rv lr a lartn.
A UVH nf Wau-r at tu- !"t t tiit ii.ni-t'.ard
a 'iterti. a'h with a Pump in. A!nm,-
ainiliMT Itrirk II 111 -p, i iVi't. n j J
tli same prtvrn-.,-. I';r I'uhi r-nt.iiio
mrrs i-f Mcadnu-. atitl the h il itn'c l'p!anif, ;iit
cirarcd lautl v,ilh the except. mi nf about two
acres.
No. I. A Lot of Timlu r Lam.l
sitnat'"i in tl t.-.vn-ii p a.-jvi: I.
run i;t in ; ti . 14 nuTfcr 1-, Cl
adji-itiih? lands iI John Wiitcuinv- -AC Js '
t-r, Iaac Uiuwu. aud .ihf r-
No. III. rriie undividrd ttirce-
ffihs put of TEN ArKE.s n..rc . r i-- i:t
the tuu-itvinp ai"ur";:tid. adj.utrrnr lands i"
.lames ('iiininin?, Hult Martin, JuiiU it
tctiiiiv r. and I'th-'i .
No. IV. A Tr.ir-1 T Mountniu
ttfx. Land. WELL TIMBERED, situate
y.vr iu the tou n.iop atoresaid. ajoitiiiiL
s
i- laiots el John ..Ms. .l.irr;,-. I -irn. r-
m.J.ino's S:; iui 1: ': a'. 1 o:i.. i.
Persons wishing to niirr!ia-'' ar.i-1 t" the
above estate, will please ;t; !y tor lnr'i..'r
p iiticulai.s to either oi tiie t,.-vr,: er. lo -rs
of I!i:ijamisi Fiiiiismi. d-rea-ed. u !l ' u;.!
sell the above as th- rrorvi'v if s:i-t dec".!.
EVELINE liib'l'.-MA.N.
jns W. FMIiF.sM N.
)!i:l V. U ITTI'.NMYri!.
amam'a urn iAMvr.n,
j. h. hu:i:.-sm n.
WM. S. FOKEsM an,
Jan. 1. s.-,G 1- Heir-, .See
Woodlots and Small Farm for Sale.
To suit nirci'iasrr.i. ou rfiiMnii:-.!'' tirms.
TIIKK.: are ! lots of Wnoihunl. si-
JL mate in White l'rcr I'p-. '' l-iiil' Uu;
fill ( e (r'''k.almut a mi ! ve n!ti.n"s f urt.
raiiuip- trtni I I r "I acre- n-h. up11 tun! -erti
with vnou Li nils ol O..U I'nic, 1 j.;.rf
an-! I'lirvsntit.
The Kami rnnfainc' al'ont 5," arrr-s.nf wliit-'i
18 ar? rIeanK anf ha-i n t a Twn i.rv ho
Hon. a L-;r Ml!', i-rini of Writer.
I J riiul Frmt trees ni'varifus kituN. It a I
juins iantis 'l Jfim llmuiiil an ! Jarch Hart
man, ahout 1 in 1 1 Id'in (i'lij.u's l. ire, m
White Deer tp . I'm. Ci-., i'.i.
The al'uve jrv perry i ttVirrJ at Private
laie, by lilt; subafriher.
mi:ix:ll.
Kelly Tp., An?. 10, V;.
A Valley Farm of Limestone Land,
pOMPKlSINT. a!out W.l At-rcs, f;r
V-' SALE, faid F.irm is iu one nf the hest
Vheai-j;rowin vallies in t',:i!ral lVnnsvlva
nia. within two miles (over a Erule) to a Rail
road, accessible lo Mark'ts, in :in ennnrnily
healthy neighborhood, near lo Mills. Stores,
Chtireii and School Houses, and n lhe midst
of an imellineiit and reperi:ib!e population.
The Improvements arc a tir-t-i lass HANK
I1AKN CO hy 45 leei.u r.h a lair Mansion Vf V
House, Waron hoiisi-. Corn house, an.liil
other suitable Outhuil. lines. It has a lar-e
0-, Apple Ori'hard, ami 1'e.ich and Fear trees
"fc'Ac. sullicient lor ordinary use. '
'I'he Farm is all cleared except aoout one
acre (and plenty of Woodland in the immedi
ate vicinity.) all of Limestone s,.il, and as lhe ;
owner thinks is pot surpassed for natural pro
ductive finalities bv any in the State.
It will he sidd wholly, or a portion of SO to .
100 acres, as niiht suit a purchaser. i
Ur Any rash man wishintr such a property '
ran obtain further information hy applying lo
O.N.Wimncs, t 'Iteoniclt- oilice, Lewisbur?. I0
FOR SALE.
-iThat large ami desirable property on the
JuJL corner of Market and Water rivets,well
calculated for a residence, fur lmines, vr for
a residence and place nf business. ,
There is a large LKK'K. Houe containing i
4 lare rooms on the first tl ior.fi bed-rooms on
the second lKr,and 2 IariT finished rotm? on '
the third. A Kitchen and Washhouse adjoins. ;
There are also a spacious Oeiiardarize Cement
Cistern, a rump, and Well of pomi warcr, a
Siahle, and all necessary Ouiluiildinzs.
For terms &c. apply to (Jco. F. Miller. Esq. ;
S. E.1UVW. i
Lewi.sliure, Sept. 2H l.'rt
Dr. John Locke,
S VR GEOX D i:X TIS T,
o
rriCC removed to SOKTH THIKD
street, I.ewisbur?.
l.ewishurff, .or. 1. IS.')5
Dr. Jacob Ilorlaclur,
rlOTAMIJ rilVMCIAN, havinp repaired
) his health, h;i resumed his pr.irlice ol
lhe healinz art. llissupi-rior fAl. E is.nll
in great demand, and all orders supplied as
usual. .New Berlin. May 8, ls'54
C1ARi ETS. A rery lar;t and well seiecied
J lot of cinton and all wool Carpels, from
2.i els. to J1.55 per yard. A portion of these '
''arpets were bonphi at auction, others direct j
from the manufactory at price that we can j
sell them very low. Those in want of Carpet j
we invue to call and loo- before buying ele- i
where. J. SC'i;r.EVl'R & trO.V
June 1, I.5. ,
.1 M:irv-Iu Krmrdjrl
i'ur u Muriduut Aijr.l
, HOLLOWAYSOINTMENT
j Hi? firaml Et f'rnnl Rrmttty.
V.J th mUl t f a tiiiTo ktillif'B of littttr
1 fi-ini.K- lit"" --uiicr i,l i.ur :.tli-. Through lbm
tl,: t '.i.i iu-it. ift luKU-i bit lb itkio, ta earned to
; Kit v ir.-M n ur ir iirJ i jrt. Ii--- 4 ihr hfturyt,
1 oi-i' rm nf tli- Lit- r. (T. rifin t.t ihr l.rjirt. Ibttxumat.oa
f H.- I.unv'. A.tlmn. C-uh rpl Toi'l. ar Ly it
irn h ft -t rilfi-tiiail ruivt. ttrj linii.-wijH kw i liit
mi it i ttm n fieri v tJ D ti.'li ! ir tiat of Dy IbirllDVM.
'I l.i- h aiiii: ".r.ici- nt t.r ffn-ri rnuliJv pnetr thro'
: any r.ii.-..r f. -t-v purt ( t!. Hir.f tnwlr. rnriof tk
Hi- t tln. run- inwitrijj ct'luj-lKinlji, tlit can Dot b
mors.
N- r-r.-i-.fy ln rTi-r J-ii w mtii b St the ntrm of
m-.-s i.f tj,,. -;,.,. iit-i.T f rm ll,ry may iwodi, u
tli :4 I Ii.tt.t. N' r:rs . f nil lUilliit). tuTy .rrt'fu la,
.-f.' It. ft- r f r v:u rn lot wilhUaud lU iaflu
t me 1 1 inv i.'. r 1ib itiieiiil -,t:t iun i iartcof thm
? -. Mr- liug ti.- i .iu iimi t.'is. iti.:, tiLri-t:rif tLj
t ii. iii. i.t, fc a-lvnf ti Hi acpnrsCidD. aixl ba
tf : ' ' t-n tii- ui.-nD-' i.i f fttriut; ccti.lice Bumbrr lo
I.. ii- Ji.
S'tx f-'jtj Sure firrast, IVovnJs and
(. i'-t rs.
' it n.- a.-. t tl.i- - ii i. rlu! o.uiuit-ut, li-n haTiBK U
! ii i, it ui,r-f ii- dt !"r--r wi'Uini-. uWr. cl
.Ji.l.ir f n lin. nrul t'lin- In f. ,.r iUU mv bu,
i n.i. -.n. t i rtif A: ,tl ii- ?. rnnif lit. dirt4-br4 to
t!i - I.- . 1 . til. Jari-f !.( UJ- Ut .l till thot-
it.- i '. i - t.-. t ur Vr if.- n.if-li-.ii f tl. Mttli-! Staff,
in ii.-- w.i-: H'r ..I i iiii.i. It will rur uy ulrr
t- it .r-u.-l.ii- -tiNi.t .-s or c.ii traction 1 UjuUr
I'l'll ll l"-;,rji T.l!j !)P.
V.-j( 'lift FiAtulit.
T.."- riA M;i r i-iiii.Inr .li-trrn-ing rcoiplaioti ems k
' in i v r I .f th.- omtinrnt l r wll ruM In
ti c I trr- alT- rti.t. br nlht-r IV: -lioiiig the prlBttd
l.r- U' i; in. umi acli p-t-
i:,:h the Ohttmrht a tut Pith tliould I
uxd ill the f'e'h irhitj ro.rs :
J'il-t
Fore
F.r of ait kind
Hpraina
N-nlits
yw-Jl-.l GlantU
!
V.-Dra! 9nm
WouDi.aJI kiada
l.'Hi .V.ff .I-Tittj
M-T- nr. al Kruti-nn !Liut4
. S.M mi t!. fnn:arTorl-H ff rrfrwr IILtoWtT.
M !n..t-n l,.ii. .N.-w t.rk. aittt 44 strand. Ivad.a, aa4
I'V ail r'-l'' " I't U.-.-l-!" Jlll-1 lnirffi f MrJrrin
U.rt i.-i,. ut ilu- I in!- J Mat'", an-ilm r;iiUrd wurld. im
I nt.-. at rt-i.t-. .. r. ut-. auti ! ea li.
T!
i.- a f-:i.Jeril aavin; taking tha lar-
N H. riifctiir" for t)n-fc,i'tanre rf patienti rrery
.li-Tit-r art atiiMsi ti. - h l'..t-
VtS-JI
1 i - i.
CHERRY PECTORAL
I or Ihr 4 nrc f
fOK.H iOLIW. IIOVRSFAESS,
e::oi nrn. w i:oon(.-( ottn,
IKOIP. ASTIIMl. i.D
(0SIMPTI0.
7' n A r.l h. II - IKAfArlfKJlTPSOtr
t ' it ill t: ."' ) -l.tkr Uih I hrrrv P-rturaI id gn
iti. t i. r t wrn. ii- wsrm. to tinriny the DigbC
t ' H A '".' A y I I ''. it momitirf. tn
an 1 eiun;L'. ,ti-. rtiFt.' I" lir"rt!-ii!i fn th txtttl. nt
i n .j.r . u. ; i ii . -t it - n iik t. j. N will lotij uffr
I: i in Mr hn i hrx T.t. t :ii nn ; rrtolily eumj. Pr
- ,!':: r. i ru a - r. l .. ii-h. tn-b bffak thm f
I.. r t. l ni.--f t I f f y f a,t'g Thr Ch-Try Vrt
r r. i .- - t- w !. tl.fi in , W -urr of nUOi UDtrrk
- i .hi . i . i r.-t.: r- ii r- li n,: rr-r. Uri at rrUrf fron
II).' ii lil : v li .' !l.:ltf II.-'-. In ti.'Vml tn thoUSMMlfl
u . nr. t!.,i i '. !. t tl.W llilulu il'lr reiutlT.
hi ; ii- . in th-! cin-. mRJ find-
f'..r - . - ni. .::iu tt f -vo it u.t whtn tbe necMity
:::) a r:.- -
i'i ,..i. j.vi ft IU.V srEAKZRS this imJ
i- mi in i .-. J v .iii. i...ui-iithf throat Atitl luags,.
w i t n t.ici ii iti -in;i.i ii.utit;r, it rrmotM mil b"r-
ti- Ill ! v !,'..('! .I.it:rtUily iUTTMMst piwr
al, I :' ' i !v ! If.- V-i.f.
A l v ii. i;t ly mil' h n li. Tiii. and often wholly
i-iirt-ii t y t I -TTy iv.-t'-rnl. Iu( tli. r- nr ni c&m ao
f-f -ui.;ii a- f n-.'l rDiif-W to no nicJtntM. Chsrrv
IV- r-ii i!i tin- 'Jietii it tl.j t-an ! run ti.
..'."A. til or :rr tntiou 4 f tli threat and upper
i:: u . f ti..- li.n;.. i::v tt- lur.-.i 1-t taking Cherry
'- t ..i in -i.'..:; ni i fr--; i. ri -ii.k. TL tiDccmloriar-
!.., . (.( r n i- iti r.-.l-f.tl.
", '.' i: .iv- mi :ii i- of anximinv. to b fol
! ! ! r.-.- aii l lr n: t)i ! r-f the 1 heiTT PfTUrml
tti.tii t -id-.. ut-- to,-;v.-. Ii uk. niu tvaaoB, it will
i ' - . . -.
ll : '' A.' f "''.if irrT Vn-fcca up &nd toctk
i ur- . :1 i.- r ti- rr Ivt-ifrjil.
!tt.i 1 . . I i- -;t-iny rtmoTeJ by thirrmdy
uti. n-i,s iti-l .iti.'f L.tf l-ru ii..ti.-f.l Maier whole faa-
, . u . r - j r- 'i-i fr- tn n.y -t-rn ii!" r ii-ijiiDrr. whil
i i.f i. i.--. li! - - v. ;tt. "tit. the LLtrry I cctorai- where aaf-
: Ir -
II,
- - an ri "rttJ h'Te of patieat who
A .'.V,".v i.t th;? rt mt-Jr. mny tbat
;! ii ft fnahni: tiower t thrM
, i ;r-''Vfriiij'y Ufct-n until lh
I ' :li. r ur.i It-acunt nvmi ttmB rraie.
r.; irT
i ti ut: ut iti- .i
V m it.- irln--t ftnet-m it rhuuld
!-- fin il-Kl ChTMCUB if pocmbrw
,t It m rrtr' Iii 1 !.' i to lh pnautl
I f..-. If ju.lii u.ii?iv ueJ. and thspa-imr-t-a
int :iUliinc. it will seldom tail to
r-r-vttnl i ".f i.T'O id it worst form, thw
( !.--rr I'. ft r;l -I ii 'I t'ivt-n in Io adapted to wtat
tt..- .ill nt ri-ii:: h ;m l fu K-ar. It alwajri sJTonl
-..nn- it-ii f, aiil i" t untif.iii'M)tly run tboM who are
! - : --i. r. 1 p-i-t i-urt-. Ttvre arr many thousands
ft-at:- r ii ah nit r tt;- i-' iintry who !( anil -y that thy
( ti f .r livi - im i j n -.-lit hfulth To ih bt-rry Pwtoral.
Mny . r ' t' iin:. m-'H-a.! - f iui(irioic lb public
r. .i.'ti- t- hi it,i- iu- inc. li won for it mo approria-t.i-u
:.i..i n t- r;. :- i t;ir xo-tiin tb tnott raua-ntDe
m t i-t:ii ii" - f it- iii-Ti.t'i. Ni'thinn but ita iotrtnaw
utn. i.a (1i. uiiun-tnk il.l. tnt-tit confcrmi oo tbou
..!. ! i'l -nil- rt-r-. r. u ! fri;intf ani main tun the fep-iitAiit-n
ii -i;.--, v l,i niwtiv inltTHT rt medi tbrut
iti ri ! !f ti. in tiritv. 1. itc f.i!il ninl brt-n ditMrded,
tin- l.:f liin I in- in Is iv cTrry trial, mntt-ired beveflta
mi tin- ;.::h'tf. tlf.v run n Tt-r it rrt. and prtduett
rnr - t nutin r..ii- :inJ r. in.trkMhie to t ft-rotten.
1 i:.! :t i- ii t'nni-l th jmLii- to prrtprrl that BJ
m:i- nit .in aw n-.'.i 11. f.;.it'M cur" still l hen i abundant
):. . t' i)iM Llit-1 'I t t ry IVi-t. rl il(. nit only a a (tneral
tl t ut ;i'.ir; -t luviutt .e cure the maiAdivs Ltr wnJjCJjk
it i- .-iiit-t.-vi-l.
A? tirn.- ii. a . tlif-t f;i.-t wMr and brtUr known,
tl i.- r -ii. ifif I. a- r.ilu.tHy l-rroni the b-t rvliaor of
thf nfll:.-!- .1 f;. in 1 1..- ! k- ,il in f the Aiuvrican tvasant,
t - tin ii i" f r up r--n Km.1.
I r. i -miv.1 an. I ..) t-y J AMM C. AVER, rractical and
An:it ti''; - h. ui.-t. Lt Wrlt, Manh
IVepared l y J AMKS C. AYER, Practical &
An.i!ticai (Iieunt( Lowell, Mass-
:V Kor vale by Schalttle. ant! by Christ &
Ca'dwril, Lewisbtirj.- asIow. Mil tun ; Gast
and Kemper a KU ckiicr, M.lllinburg ; and by
al! I- ;ii rs everywhere
Kap of Union and Snyder Countlei.
'AKMSIII:d, with Wooden Rollers,
t an.l i n -Muilin, rea fy to be hung np
will be ?t'nt by liie subscriber, postage paid:
'J'ownhip map, colored, for f SO
llfolesiica! " 1 75
Thf Illusion line is drawn on this Map, aIo
Township lines, ami as it contains all the
principal Roads, anil shows comparative dis
tunes, it should be studied by all who are to
vote on lhe location of the Seat of Justice.
The Ct-nlocical .Mjp shows lhe strata of lha
two IVuniu's.
Kor cheaper copies of the Map, address
K. YOLKMAK.
I.cwisbnr?, May 18, 1855.
Glassware.
IF von need (;iaiiviire, call on FITZ
I'ATKICK & UKO.at the B.iokslore nest
do..r to Heaver & Krciner'.s, here is to be hu.
a lot of cheap (j;assware bouchi al .ucuon,lo
be sold at PhilaJ. wholesale pnoes:
Ashbrntou and Welsier lioblets. Fluted
Jellies, Footed Pitchers, fon.met Dishes. Egg
Classes, Keiituc'.v Siii'.irs, Molasses Pitchers.
Toncave F.. I Howls, Diamond Salts.TajloJ
Piichers. Ti;r..'o'.crs i4" various patterns and
onces, Iiishes and Gowls of all sires and pa'--terns,
i!ass Jars. Ac I.ewisburp, Oct. 5
lrrr.-.r rc T v on.l PVTAIT.
D, u an,l Clxmical Emporium
M.,ri,-et sstreet - - - LewisborR, Pa.
WOOD FOR SALE.
rPLY !3 A- K. Be!l or Jobn rfcalfaBt.
r-i: c, rds dt :.roil LMar 10' J'5-
in