3 I .k t 'vl 'I : f t ' li . E I '1 t l 15 !!8 It if : J U Itrtuii BY O W. WQBDCN & J. R. CORNELIUS. August 20, 18-50. f tlmtinrm .ffrjt. The L.wibbi no. ChH'im.if.. t nt-h-l on lli'- I'a-h S-t.t. Ima lilt" large-t alid brat (Wi-nl ilion t any a.emji;tr--r in I-nl.-n I omity District Attorney. I iirsiiaiii 10 iiifVMtus can. a uiitmu ui lite l uion Standing ('oiumiltee of I'uion was lo 1J in ;wisLurg, Aug 20, IS.'iC, 11. M Mr.ssr.R, Kq , in ibc c!iair,who jircscn tcJ tlic fullowing commnuication : I.EWISBI'BD. Aug. 21, IS.'iC. lv the Chairman of thr Whig, Amrncan anil i.' i:iW,c,m.V,,.m,'rumnii7ff.tHi..'iC..- l)t.i siin : Being ali nit 1.1 leave lheconniy. ; on. i .uil.ini nermnnt-nllv. I verv respectfully ' I ' r , f . j .Voseun; ? Xttier "any ! thanks to th- Convention for the nomination, : 1 remain y-mrs &e. A 1.15 KIM' B. VOKsE. j W hereupon it was lirso'rt, i nai, inas TnucU as at our late CuuutyCouvcution the vote for Iitri'-t Attorney blood for Al BURT 11 V.r ;r.. l.-'. It i.. H ItiKLiy. ti.i. li tinl as Messri.Vorse and Hamlin were the only candidates before the Convention for that offise.tuereforc JAMKS IJ.II AMLIX K-q. of Lcwi.sburg be and is hereby jilacea in nomination for the olliee of District At torney in tlm room of Albert 1 Yorso Es((. resigned. .... 7iVso(v., That we recommend GKXh IX . MKKTIXr.3 of the oppoucuU of Vl f Of k Of the Administration in this couuty At LEWISHl'RG, on Wedxkshay r,.nrt Week S pt. 17 .V MIf tLI.VUCU,on CATLRI'Al 01 Court week Sept. 20 ; and lr ATA' IT UHllLIX Foil UNION AND Svvnrn IVu xties on Tl'EsDAY the 3(Hh Sept int. To convene at 1 o'clock, and to be con - j.. .... i. l.. iVtn.ia in uh lrxa!itr. uucicu u m. ,... j Mr. IIamlix (lite jir. onsu; nas been a Vhig from bis youth tip, and is a firm opposcr of the Kansas iniquity. Al though but a few years in our county, be has established an unblemished reputation for integrity has practical business talents and bids tur to become an ornament to bis profession. The I'l iii.ic Meet(us called by the Committee, are to be managed by tboso in their respective neigbb-iruood., and wo j .... .. .i .rrl.i hope will be as well attended, by friends and opponents, as possible. .IrA ii.mot is engaged at Lewisburg, and other ppeak crs will be announced as fast a3 they are positively engaged. New Berlin Mass Meeting. J!tJtrii, That the following be a Tom mittee of Arrangements for the Jit- I'uion Milin'iff Ihe tm't oltt Count !et at A'lf Ji,rli:t, (with power to appoint Sub-Corn inittees in each JJi.-trietj viz. : --!fYVrJ.rWrt:iT.Trr.r" JAVII Sl'ITI.EK, r. Jos. .. Lotz, I'A. llOIILACTIEIt, Ki.w'p Smith, II. li. DEI.M.N'.iKK, KinvAitn B.trs, CllA's IlEIMP.Arn, W.M. CflltXELIl'S, C'HA'S K'LEltKNEIt, Tai'iui Winter. Ir. J. IV S EKlini.i) I'AVID MlTCIIEI.I., J.r0ll (Jt'ir-K, J. C. Tltt.XEf., Jus. Kwinu. Ciia's Sulo.mo.v, t3rlho fjregoing Committee appoints tic following Sub-Committees, requesting them to give wide notice, and procure as lurge aa attendance as possible at the meeting : .svt7r7, rorxrr. AV.-rt CiMver J. II Iti.mij. A.J. Mid lt-'atth l'.--a,er N.-r liit tl.-sw;.rth. ;..,.i-k-.. Sn- ,rli Vntr. lsrail kn-ttli-. M..-ten-l el-li-v Franklin Samuel WrirM,, (1 T,m n IVrry Fred k Kattitoo. Jar.j MartiD i.aj msn n.nii-l Witm-r, S. K. Il.-rn l I Jr a-l,in,-t,B II. C. Houu. liiilip S. 11.. ..r l'-i.is ; II. hiler. S:iuinel I'auiin .seliii-jroTe .1. Fr. v. I..iateliu M, w m-irhiy. j,,8 :,u,t Mi lill.-rrf. il -h. II. n lrii k. Ifc-nj. Kramer Jmkaub Jt. l:..li. . .. ur.nl Miuu.-ll ' vo.v cnrxTV. Itartlev John s.o.O.. tl.eu. S.uteniTer. I.-!i..."t. l..l,u ,-m.-..;rirr. Ihnrv K. Snu 1,T. lt-t Ilutfaliw Jobn llavs. t'nnrail .-bvrkl.r Vttitml.nrc Ji.is.1, u-i kkr-I.C. II. ll.. ,,, lR liiitfMl..TnK. W. siment'.n. Hon. I. lliihl l I. lie II er- Il II Ivautman. Samuel MarJaall l..liW m .'linu-an. l.oel ..ll I . l.-l.urs. N U-A J.W.il.n.aiit.r. . KIliiu "-. F. Miller. Kli siif-r I -.--t Lutfaln. 71,., 1-etinr. M. Ilroan I nii.n- K i'. I rrin. I I vor. Jr . . Miiiij. s, tji.lJ, John (iiiTer, Jr. (V,x,;l:Ess.The I'residcnt and Senate lave not yet "mUluciV the House into granting the Mipplic3 they want to enforce the Border liuffian laws upon tho Free - men of Kansas. The House offer all the money asked f.,, of it used in "crushing out Freedom" in Kan- F3F- The Siave 1'owcr may gucceed, but it will not be by the vote of any friend of 1'di-u.,vt ln 1. ej - " ; - ."..-in .ausaS lrou:,ics nave I ,llnn e, rant ... TT J t I Ol . vtu i,it.4ii 'ii'iJiuL'u uv i ni i nivrvi fe who ecut the first accounts by TcWm,!,. It Hccms cortain that additional .J l,L " j ' j rne1,J k-.... .1 I. T . v- , .aiuuu .una auu curas- ka, who have forihly broken up one or I wo camps where the nrn-sltiverw h;..v,.c nnd murJerers harbored for rrutcction j so "' ln' 1 ts hlfe Pa(ril k Henry, will The State prisoners were not relent' ' " a'''ns through the conntry I have ; revive the account of the Virgii.in .Scotch- The Dordcrcrs-stimuialcd I, those faisc ; lrlao i T".' "f" " f l'ro-SIavcry ropnrts-wcrc n.nsterinj hv bast a dozen Fremont poles to one for I!,.-1 V pl "P a rcution thousands, and declared there intention to --hanan. They have Fremont clubs all ihr,.' i "F1 Ccr,am " U,S on pom,J lc f lurn down Lawrence, and drive out the l,ie c"u,ltr)'. and I can assure you that Fre- j tll"'s ur'ng 'e struggle, wherein he l'rec Stato settler., cnmpletclv Gen i m"nt is ? 'inins ?roun'! verr fas' these ' thought himself wronged, hut signally f-'mith d.s not interfere between the par ' r""' an'' 1 a" rrr- " Tue-,la.v faileJ 'Q ln'9 c"",rt' In out day, there is iccand Gov. Shannon j, yet in command 1 T'm "I."1 Sh3'1l,"!'ar?''r' E1- ; Mother "Beef! Ueef!- cry from the King It i. rented t.nt GJLt ! UZ j " cd to reach Kansas, but the fact docs not ! i" attend and hear the truth, as ihe enemy is ! C ,rausaeiion3 about tho time of the teem to be clear. busy a; work vill.fying not only our noble ! conrlue,t of California. His accounts ' MivrtTvi m it 1 stam,arl hearer, John C. Fremont, but even ! were a" examined, by the proper account- .JJlLI.Nliilt,;.'iJtETlXfi i.IlARTl.ETox.- : ,he great, lamented Henry Clay, whose i,n- 'g officers, and by a Congressional -on,-Thursday Hjthiust. the. Miilliubur-Hand! pulses were all for Freedom in Kminelr, .! im 1 -1 . . wiia a li'Kid ticIoi'atiuD from MifMifibiinr 1 LclJ r. -t . j - . uv ... ivti 1. if il L 1 :iri ifi f n t Speechc were made by K. IMrich K-r. I .. . ....... . .. i lormeny of Iililinburg, II.K.Maildeu late of Mifiliuburg, J.r.Cronmillerof Miffliu turfi, and Col. II. U. Barber from near MifHinburg. The meeting quietlv returned o Miffliiilurg, about miduighL Mifflin. CALiroB.MA.-The vlgiiacTcomiuit- - ..e uing two more men. Attempts Ito beta made to burn down San Fran- l'i SCO, "'d the genera! distrust and unhap-'..nuc Tot the Lcwiaburg Chronica. I Inmmt rh, Aug. SB, 185l. I A soul stirring anil most effective Fremont ' meeting washeld here last evening whose in- fluence will be felt in the coming campaign. The force and energy oftne movement can I not be denied, or successfully resisted, (Jen. 1 Siwn (Jim mo was chosen I'residcnt, as- ! J I... enma fit... Vie. Pr,.i.t.n ts and KeC- r. aris. Ou taking the chair, l.en. Cameroa - - , . . j . .1 : ..e -.1.1 nine llPS . lie reierrea io uic exuncuoii ui oiu j and usues. and the unsought but inevitable I necessity, under the goading aggressions 01 1 the flave power, that demanded of Free men , a united and inflexible determination lo "setie the National Government from its present, weaU and wicked rulers.and defeat those who : wou!J Iicrpelllate their disgraceful and ruin-1 . ...... . .i..,.;tA.i ct9i. ous policy, lie WCIIl lulu A una..... m-t of the shifting, but always exacting. ' measures 01 meaouin.aiiu men ui.u....... ( mastery in putdic aflairs, always exercised j with remorseless rigor in their own favor.aml Zin. j t"r-,n ' to sustain their own sectional views tercsts; requiring implicit obedience La diseardin- them when I Northern men ;-ed their purpose ; reversing or ' they had serv changing the revenue policy of the country to suit the interests of slave labor, to the in jury of the interests and dignity of the free labor of the North, and they have always succeeded through the blind subserviency of the North. But forbearance had ceased to be a virtue, and it was now high time that pa- .. . r .1. j U liuir. inca m an panics awu... I defence of Northern rights ana interests, the ; restoraiii.n of the government to its consftn- ..onallanctions. and the safety and rm- iv of the Republic He adverted to the triotie. men ol all parties snouiu unite wi uic ty 01 the Kepuonc. lie auveneu to ...v I mighty North, with its vast resources and J energy, and its commanding elements of national greatness contrasting so widely with the decrepitude and half developed , resources of the domineering S,r.th, (our hay 1 ... - .i.. all their annua! nruduct j""!""""51" " . ' r ZmZ ug of individuals, all of whom are .et embodiment of the Cincinnati I'la-Torm he j down as Kepublic:ins-0 ARKlsoN, 1 All could not support him for the Presidency, but KER, FasTUl aud others, w ho have uttered wool 1 devote hii energies to the election of ; Jisuuion sentiments, and these persous John ('. Fremont. j an(j ,jifi scntimcnts they utter ascribed to 111.11. .." ---. . was men mirouuccu, am ..e.u .... , f.veit ntteniion lor near v two Hours ----- - - 1 wuh a clear and compact exposition 01 me I history and character of the slave element in otir government, its modes of operation and ti tnnate rtesitras : treating Mteir imejis ,111 I jj5Un,,,n ith immeasurable scorn, and clos- with a glowing and eloquent eulogium ; .. 1 i:..:.-l.:. i.n..n. ::,c,r:mber: , cre. port him at length; but his genial, pleasant countenance, beaming with good humor and !sou-n; wticu mo u civ man, ..... -unquestionable ffWt, his clear, musical voice,; British bayonets, and commanded by n- j close reasoning and poetic beauty of style, i tish officers, shall wage a war of externit- j .. . . .. ". . 1 100... I nation aoninst the white man : wh.-n the j Mill, fin ....... - 1 - ,, ..I.. .i....i ... n... ui.. a.,,1 convince nrc .-i. i.iii.iiii... --1 any au.'.tt ry. When be concluded, the meeting a tjourneu in the best p..s-ible humor, with three times .1. ' e r,,e,-i. the Presj.tent aiLlhe, iLoith.-. :nwn or a .riuiuieai uiu.ii u.i .slnike again. j r, Ilie ciiusylvatiu papers with others The crowd was dense, extending into the f ''c character, and I am authorized by street, and was composed of men of charac ter and influence in the county, and so deeply i n.erested that neither the Band, or shout-, (.C a small f illmore meetingthat local iealon'sies had ccnyened in the Square, nor a loud cry : ! of - lire!" could draw them away. Man.- Democrats heard M.-. l!.,r!in,r-,.,.. ! and complnnent him for the courtesy" and ability of his speech. Democrats also crowd- ! r'' filltnore meeting, and applauded ""'y ne of the speakers denounced " "iifcin Durni a imi urc into Buchanan, when they shot cfT m a hurry. swearing that ihey did not coine for such an entertaiiinicnt as that ! iiietiatt is rolling! Clear the track for the Pathfinder of Empire. Visitfu Seiiisr.Fit:i.n, Ohio, Auu. D arChrimidc: This lovelv mornm- fimts me in ihe western part of the Buckeye Slate, and in the flourishing town orcity of Sprint - field, which is the largest in ibis part of ihe State wuh two or three exceptions-Columbus and Davion. Tlie Fall crops look very poor from the want of rain, the Eround bcintr very drv m ihe depth of is r.r 15 incher. The poiatoe crop mil be almost a failure, the corn al-o j fn.i." P,,"r' anJ DO 0,,,er i 1 visited he lown "f Vellow Springs and j TP"" "'rec "r four dav vorv pleasantly.! ' 'S nol,'"'? '" ll,at ,nvn to recommend j : 'UJe ,ravc,er' elcTt ,he "pnngs from j cZ i splendid, building compose,,: or .hea,,, building and the Gentlemen's dormitory and ! i 'anlPS dormitory situated on a little emi- I nenCC OVerlOOl.iu? the Slirrmmetinir li.ri.1 ! t . . , . . . country. On hunday morning last, I had an ; nurouuciion .o tne rresi.ient ot the College, ! Kin II, irtoa Mnn ...Un t . i.oi.i "iniiii, niiu li vcrv nieasani ' ! Rnd aSal' manners. He had just i 'u a and ; . ... " 1 i '" " resume me uuue: of his ; . nr,t n,r-. I have not seen any rlace that I could like as well as Leivisbnrr. in 'nt.t ! ' I'nion sin-. I .nn ;r i .: and all the Territories." Ynn An n --- I Ti ii-itiT.,i.... ri. -..t- n . ,T m" u'"w ' 100 l re" tnout Club are .Messrs. (ieor rn 1 - rvslnrror John Dipplc, Daniel Fichthorn, James Irwin, W'm. It iss, Samuel S. Woods, AVra. 1'. Klliot, J; rnard Iloilcy, Win. J. Jacobs, Win. G. Zollinger, C. Hoover, Samuel (Jomfort, J. A. Cuinuiiiigs, Wm. llutlcr, David Candor, C. Stratford. These are among the ablest and most influential men in Milllin couuty, and excellent meetings have been held, adJrofsoJ by Judge Hale, S. S. Woods, K--.J, Lieut. (Joy. lord, of 0. r.i,3 ctL-ia. I.cwisl)ur Chronicle and West Kroncl. Farnici-A.ist), I-KNVSYI.VaNlANS IIKWAKR I W.CK MAIL FKAt'l.L'I.I.NT IXK I M KVI'.--!' AI.SI.IIHOI B- IIVl'll lAttlUSUS t'UhrLKd UtlllANA.N AM' MSt-SlON. Washington, Aug. I I, 1850. Editors Telei'mai-h : I take this oc casion to caution tbc people of l'ciinsyl . . r ... vania against tue corrupt schemes 01 ii . i . .i . e - ......if 1 wirc-woriccrs ai tuo scat; ui uvci uu.it t to carrv the State. It may not uc Known ; to you that money U liing ra'ucd Lore in j .t . i :..! ... .l.i I.lllli:it1 tlrlV TCIllCll 14 Lll UU U 1 HU I . . . . i ; . I i jt - priatcJ in thoea l'rcc Stales wlicre they tlin tj,cy ,ave aI)T CUanca for n show, he Ke-gtone particularly is to bo fc ks becn formcJ licre w'T11 vl """" . sylvama, ana every in..u is nunfu.. n it.n f.. nf fidmisiiieti. which ratiL'CS . v. , c , from 20 ,oS100; and what j cach rcc,p,,.nt ot tilliciai lavor is couipcuci : tb(J ft,C) auJ aiJ ; ; "S documents itU might and main, or be turned out. hat is true ot Pennsylvania office holders here is true uls0 0f those belonging to Other States.- Black mail is levied upon them all by their superiors in office ; and wo to the poor wight who refuses to aid iu this iu clortous work ! Among the documents which arc Icing icattcred broad cast through Pennsylva- nia md other Free States is one ent.tlud Uia aUu uiuu a Fffmont J, Sortfrs, nud their . Iudiauiatl. This docu- j onof tbc most infamous tirades r.ti. J, MsrhoodB , "i""' ; j that ever came from the press. 1 wou.t r ' tuat the very typo and paper did not pro- '. tst aaiE;it beiug used for uch a hellish "c. t is c01p.sed of what p.irpo, ts ' . i .... 2 to be extracts trom tne fpecenes auu n ..,. 1 l.i;.. r.nrtP Tf i.loir.rea Ton. ill- ' I"" liri'.iv . .. T.,.,mi,li,anS cvuu.iis.uio a ,,n..r..d wuieu were ucer imuuiu jor cxlmple, ou page fjur WO have the i fo0HiUff : t .! . ,r ,t. ti .;!. ta ,-i sue Pttiires " .Toshua li. ti lddings, in the ,r .r i ....:... ;.. A'-. c-.ol 11IIUSG Ol Ail lirc&sljlill I s , ... t i , .1, vz shall be a servile insu. rectum in the 1 - . . 1 master shall sco Ins dwelling in flunc?. ... I , , - .1 .......; . ll.l.lll'll T auu luann tr-nr , - j may not iiiock ai uiuir i-jiauin j , ""h" , whin their fear Cometh, yet shall I hail - : Mr. OlDKlxus to rirououuce it totally and absolutely falso from first to last a gi- tic y aD( .j , l,lm f uell , ,., , . l0"5. SIBCC- AX leu ",C "r'"Q 'l"''"""" I W3S I'flore Congress m 1SD, lie made a speeeli winch will be round in an edition 1 of his snecflies ruViished l.v Hi vvittX Co , Boston, on page 150, wherein he ; charged that the South, after acmirine- , ... f , . . J ' . . , . , , ; , ."" 10 U' " Wf f rci"D. of ! J'r','i'n bayonets and bringing down upon themselves the black re"iuioiits of the est India Islands. He caid " they, ; (the Sonth.l saw in rrosneet their slaves i !1. flocking to the enemy's standard, insur r,,,.! ' rections tormenting their imagination : ra- ' 'iions lornieiiiing llieir liirigmatioii : ra- ; 1 . ' "'00il murUcr oancc belore their i affr'S,1,c1 visions and, though l,o via : crPoscJ a ",rvilo insurrection, there : ' " , l."uusa"'" wo '""fe'11 at "c"' calamity, and mock when their fear ; I coult"'' . i 1 ula ,a wuat tno pamphlet scrap is; j made out of, and if the balance of the ' quotations charging disunion reiitiiuents ! P Iublicans were raccd out they : WOulJ lc f"und cflualIJ- f:i,sc aU(l infamous, j To charge that (.Iakkisun and bis crew ' are Bcpuhlicans, and that their sentiments : as quoted in the document in question, '? 7 V " ' Publ can P"" 1S ""'P'J ndwuW. .No DC lut aU rraDt kDavo or fot)1 would make BUCU a charge when the fact is no- j t0ri0U9 that (lAltltlS.lV 9I1 l.iu nne,..ee ' . J two weeks since, gave their reasons for opitomrtii FltEMONT and preferiui' IlLCII VN"- I C election, fiini-y because the clectiou A.a f b fi ' ' lFl.uthpn th , U LcD be Union ' nn.l 1 r .1 ... , . . . i K,vc,,uu U1 lUU "'W Itaa f lt "'ssululion. Jltirntbimi T.I, iniih. ! "1?kef! liEKr!" Thoso who remcm- i. . .1 J. . f "-i" nas Birucii, ana 111s large and complicated transactions were approbated by Congress without a dissent ing voice. The try of "5eef! llecf:" really moans, now, "A'iggcrs! Niggers:" and they who niako it will be as badly floored as old Tory Hook was ! A Wki.sh.mas writes to the Cincinnati Ctrnwrriul that there are in the I'nite.l States over 200,fi00 WeMiniam tlie half ! Aft.A i i . i of whom can be set down as legal voters,! m.,1 wli., ;,!. r .,- , t auu wiiii, w ltd lew exceptions, arc Ire-i tnout men Tl. U- 1 I. i .... ii u. ... Xuc ,eiau nave two weekly f newspapers anJ tLrt-c monthlies a!! of : wi.li;, Ante Iran & IH pul.lican ' i.io m iii:s. .I.tl,cnT and tJnion. now ami for ever, one and to.opraU."-li". .Vuwiut. MTi..wtu.itm orn,. i iti.-ut.. iii ;;!"X1"t IHIIHWl"'!"'"'!"1"'" -' ., ll.e National Kla. hii I Ihe World lia e' reiiant.-.. ... f i.lUWU'V tie whin.' . . B)U,i,i rr. - .n i.f Vieliiry, n ,..1 ol sa.-rn.i-e. ' -- ,. r,tva ti Instrni'an.l inipi'riliT'l' ,f i;od ItriiiHiiH-nl N.r.i;ke, Jr. rf, ' ,.rrr J.rn.v.rv - il "' ' lll.Bl 1 LU. i'ii. roMMiiiiiFR, . v , TliwmuM U. orlli sin.of ork ( o r , l.1a,l),nll. Il:..-tti IItclM, of Armstrong Co !' ,.1w i4llirlc, of Bradford Co j ,, ,;onross. J,,IKV 0. KlXKlJ.,or llarr.sburg , .a,,i.i f aCu.,,-rcoi c-nfcn-nr,.) K..r Hepresentative, Sutj. M II T A fiti A I IT ol I titon i,o. t (a tin- ili fisi'.o "I a li. I.r.aiiiaii" - . . 7,HN W. aIMONTON, of BuffJoo y ir,,ti,itarv, Vc. J A M KS V. SAX PS, , of MifUinburg For ot VVcst rfaloc ril itftrilPV. j .MKS li. HAMLIN, of LcwiblurgX.H For County Auditor uuii - ' liiitfiift tin!i Ih moer'itic T!bi. . vlr"l. T.iat in llie ri-i" "1 "" ai-t Known i" ..: : ......,.ii. urt. ami tiif tiMilin; iri. i.r tliii ai t nr. gnmaiM tli- T. rrilnrii H uf K.B-. n. "'''r.1": k'-n ...; Li i. i i n a ir i - ii . It)!l1il- I'l Hci-nmutl I'V Ufiantii "J uW:i- L. n a ltn Ti-n''' Ui lit'- Iiiti'iniiiv-iiLui i i . tin flilminis'ratinn uf (.eWlVf. 'I ti ll Wf lllliv I- A1T11KI 1.. AM) KK- t jriFNr Hilly to nil f.i imiwrunt . m- r m n' i. -hi).h'th .,..rv iM'Lt'm; tLT" i- . , ... .j.-oimik nrr..-f C.lomWCo. '..il! l,ii,f mr liKillil.K si. 1 1 1 l.n ,,,.,,.,- ;..,i.,-.il- .lAColt K.:V..r .M.ntim.ry Li. . iri'..r (,.ii-.lo..N liol,..l tr.nUlml 'ontllllKSioiirr. At thettrgent re.tiest ' of my friends, 1 Her uivseif "IJflc;! , iii' " J ... invsen as a . i..u..in. ic oJl.ce of mil- the next election. Inlv 21 til."'. . liwi.ii- Please announce JOHN M.C.IIANCK K-q. of Mitlliiiburg as a Volunteer candidate for the otliee of lislri I lllornej at liie Octo ber Election. II'' 'S a native ot our rottntv, of large and respeetable family conneciioiis, of cnod character an I aitaintnents, and has had that experience in the practice of the Law which is imlisni-nsahlv ineessarv for a sate execution of the d-l.cate duties of that impor- . . . wysT 1:1 kvii.iik taiiiiimce. . , - -rpr r , , . J ' ..... ,,r-.r myse!fas a can- ! jj,aic for re-election to th- rli'.ce of I'rottl- ..a.ki:ii-. ami t.ierK 01 on: ai-.i.t..i o.... ! I tiioti county. Should I be elected,! Il.ilter mvsell that the discharge of the duties rf said offices heretol'ore by me, is stillicient pledge of BKi: ul " i ""wjs,,uri,iJl,h. N SA.MUUL KOirsiI. AYER'S CIIER11Y PECTORAL, FOR THE KAPID CCttB OK ColiU, CohkIis, and Pr. J t. A . tK : I .(.. if it h. ritt.. vmy til. .HDt r.-Hiflv I h:T .Ter fwtjti'l ..r CoUiiiH. ll-Kirm-itti, lurltiftiK.-L, tin. the rotl'-otitiTHJit ! v in ptoiii !', i '--..i.yoiir Chihrt I'KcTonL. Iix rotti'aitt u- in ITiy iractii- nu4 my tittnily I-r lin lutt too yiMrt lt,w flKinu it lo poHt.- kiimw n-T viitiiri f,.r th" tnntm -tit i.f tli Cdi.IuiiU. KltKX KMtiMT. M.I). A II. M'tl.TI-KY. Kj .of LTirA.N.V.wriri: I h.iro nJ vonr Pcltokil m-S mr-l in niv fmi!v ever nim. y.u mv.-ntfl it. at. .. !:. m it th.f i, t miinne f .r its pnnM..rTriInt. U'lth . lu.I ol I r-hnuU -.vnr ty tw, my ti..- tk.Iiars f. r a U.Uk ttwn do without it, or Ii any otln-r fmiv. Croup, H hoopinc Couch, Inflaonza. M'ElvoriEi.iT Mis., I-Vh. 7, Wirt PfloTncR Ater: I will i tic rfuny rertif v yotir CttTORtt to t)i Nt n-m.-Iy imh f .r the cur.'- .f M7,.-.i.i,t!i 0uyh. 0.nuj, an. th -it Ufcir.n ..f cliil li.Ti W i.f y.'nr frat.Tiiity in lh S-utlt H.r. im Jutu- akiH -uj Owtutui'liJ your luodiciue U our ;.lr. HIIiA.M CONK MX, M. D. AMO T.EB, Eo., MwTTrTttET. 1.. writM. a! Jan., I'-Sfl -Ml bttl a ttdio-A Iiilltii n.u wliich .i,tiIM ,l m.) in d..rg is w'k-4; t.tk nuiriT nifstn in,- Miili,,nt nli-f; nnuliy trM your laccToitL ly the ft.ii. v of our U.-rpyint.". Tho firt d" r.-ivcl th- "..rfin in nivthro.it ami Iuiijth; I-t th:m wiif iilf Uih in.ttit iiuj-h-m.-cotii(I.'t, ly vll. Ymir iiifli .nit" nr tho cli-airf-t iw n th. u-t we can l.iiy, uihI f .? tu .u, liiutur, a lid yuur ruiiu ditu, on th iKir mnii'K frififl. Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis. Wfst Mancuestkr. I'a.. 4. PrR: Tnnr CrtraRT I'C'Tokal fa i if..nninir mam ma fiir In thitt HiTtinti. It hus reljvol ftL-ml ( akrm llllEflyll.t'' "tiimHiiU'n, ami in now ci iritis a ninn mltu Fi:w lalNin-U UUiiiT an ntWfiuii of tin- Itiiifii fvr the last f-rty yt-ar. HKNUY I. PARKS, M,-hant. A. A. KAM.-KV, M.D- Alirwjr. Mhtro O., Iota, -riteri, Hi-pt. fl, I"a"i.i: limine in pntrtKv f ninny yt-iira J liav' L.tiiid iL.tlunir o.iiwl lo T.mr CutRBt Pectoral f..r piimr 'w an. n li. f to cuiu.uiiijjtive paiifnta. or curiuir . uch an are curat-U." W rulyltt atM T..liini. of evMf-nrf, Lut the mnt con- ' Tinctne ppwf of the rii turs vt thin rt-tueily ia foood in Ita ffvctR upon UuU. Consumption. ProbaMy no one n-ni'dy lias ever len known which enred mo many and ioch daurons risen as tlita. Some nohnmnn ai l cn rearh; Imt even to those the Cherrt ' PSCTORAL afT..rii r-Iief ami o.nifurt. i AfToR IIot-r, Nnr Yot-Ernr. Mar-h 5, " Doctor Ater. Iwrll: I feel it a duty and a pltwuire to iuf-.rm yi.n lnt ynr Chkbrt I'ect.ihl Jim done f t Tfiiy wife. Phe had liecn five ninnthn laNitie under the ' dMiict-ron" uymplomof t'..ti!.iimtti.in. fnitn which no aid we roiihl nrttrnre (rav.- her much reln f. .Iiakim utemlily r failing, tin til ir. iMr.mp. of tlm rity. where we bavecotne i f-r advlew. reeommciidi-d a trial of your medicine. We : mean in nin.iiHuri, a e rto onr kill. f.r she ha rccov ere.1 fmni that day. Hie is not yet a etrnmr an nhe nmii tu be. hut is fr.f fr..m h.-r n.Hh. miiI tjUla htrw lf wi'U. Yours w ith pratitml.- mxl n-imrd, OKI.AMHJ JallKLKV, OF S UELIt TTTLLiT. ftrntimpttrts, do n-t dfrpair till yon hive triei Avfr9 CitKRHT Pm-ToRaL. It in made lv one of the lest im-tln-nl In'tninlii iii tlie w.irlil. nn-l ita (-.irefl nil uri'iiml nrt IwM.vulf i " oiiu vMn.-jUmkiudyer: Ayer's Cathartic Pills. rI,,E artenw nf Chemistry anil M.-dirine Iiare lvcD -- "."I oi' ir iittn.t ti.i.rihliii-p tlii W. most rrfw pnrwiliw which i. known t.. man. I,,n,imCr..,le prnoB "l""rn "''"'" ''"-' hw virtu... wiiuii mnaua in excollnr the enlinarr imslirf tip., ami that thpy win nn-liruci-di-nli-itl: npnn tho .vl.sui "fall nion. lh.yarc MUe ann lUi awnt to lalii.. Imt .,wi-rfnl to rnre. Thiirinnn- I i tiaunciinueni.aHtia..latplliovitalftrtiritii-,ortlieliO()y, runinr.. tho oUtructi"..ii of It. organ, t.oi ify tlm hUnl, I nd np.1 rliapie. Thov piirirpont tin-r.nil hiunnn whl,h , breed and irrow rfirtetupi.r, ptiinulitte pl.iirciKli or di.-r-; derl nrKauii int.itlu ir niitiiral a, tiim. an.l iiiiKirt limltjy : : Inn, with itrnncll. tn xl whol .vat. m. Not nnly : thry enre the vi-ry-niy c.ini,luinui ot ov.ry Uly. Imt : so furniiilalilo ami ihtnri rim. ilwawfl Hint hare lattti-l i ' Ilie lW ..f hniiian atsill. While tin y pr-lnr powerful j effiTta, they are at the same time, in ilinii.iiMtieiI ilma-ii, the afm and l.t .liy.ir that ran lie propl'iyed f ir rl.il.ln n. Beinc micar-rnat.il. Ihey are ,lranint t. take; and Mng pno-ly Teeytal.li-, are free from any riak of harm. Cure : Inre been made whirh nirnaa. Ivlii f were tlu-r not anh. I ttantiated l.y men nf nrh rialte.1 riition and character u to fiTtiid the mspirlon of nntmth. Jlany eminent j clergymen and iiliysi. iana have 1. nt tiieir narni-n to rerti- fy to the public the reliability of my rtmeilir. while otli- era nato Bent me the amrrance nf thi ir omTirthm that my rreparat...na roi.rribnte immenaely to the reUefof my aiBicted, HUfTeritlf felt.-w-men. Tlie Ayent below i.an.eil la tleaaed tn furnish cratt. my American Almanac. containinK direcUona for their nae anil cenitiratea of their mrea..f the fulliiwii.)- complaiuta: CostirencM. Itilintm Conit.tntntN. l:l.-iiinntiHm iw Tlrwlhnrn, Ilwtchf arHnr frtrni a Ciil M.miarh, Nnn-ft-A. Imlitfi-d'tiwii, M-.rhid 1 mutioii of the Itoweb ami 1'ain riMiitr thon-rrnm. FlMtnt.-nry. of Aip.titP, all Cirrr oub and CutHimma Uii-t-fl whn U rr.jutri' an evanunt Mi-iic iii., S.T-.fiila or Kiim' K.il. Th.-y also, ly pnrirv Itir th hM anr sTtimiihttinc the pyt-in, rare many c.milajiits Hhi h it Hixihi not h siiijineil tliy ouild nurh, mi.-Ti n I.i.fn.w. Partial Itlimltifm, Nnra!(ria and VrT-m Irritability, lu niinrcniciiti of the Liver anl Kid neys, (lout, and Mht-r kindred coiniiliiiiitK aritintr from a lnw ttate f the body or ottmrtioa of itg function. Do id be put 1T Ly aupriiicipled dealers with mrM other pill they make more profit on. A?k fir AtehS Pnw, nnd take nctliinir else. No other they can ym romjiami with this in Its intrinaic value or curative H"'r"' n" "ck Ulere iaforthem, and they .iHHild have it. ' . ' . . -. .-. Irepnrcd by nr. J. C. Al ER, t, .- , .. , . . . . ft4ctlcriAMlytiealChemi.t, Lowell, Mass. m 9i c. rat Box. Pits Boxxs roa $! told by m.iifi 1 t- . MilVn.i nrjr; J 1 ClaO . License Notices. 'Hii: follow ins Arplinilions for Li- L cc.,ee have keen n'-'l m ll.e ...lice of tl.e rk of .he Cou.t of Quarter Sessions of. Vnum Couniy.air.l Die same will ue prcsnncu j tit llw next term of saiil Court 1 Alexander riimmins for license to keep a Iloii-I in MiH"iiiil'iiro. . 3 William luliotl'lor license to keep baling Iluuic in New ll'-rlin. SAMI KL IlOtJbll, Clerk tj. I.rwhbur?, Aug. SO, Kit!. PXGISTER'S riOTICE. .1 'VOTH'K is licroliy sivon lo all con N cr.rni-d.thnt the following named pernins have settled their accounts in the Kegisu-r s ; O.lice at I.ewi.-lmrs. I'uion coutiiy, mid that lite said aee.ounis will be presented l'..r ei.nfir-, ination ami allowance at the Orphans Court, lo be held al LEW ISIiCRti, for the county ot l uion, on the ilnrd Friday of M,-PT. next, being the l'.ith day of said month, viz : 1. The account of Zacheus Gordon, Exec tor of Willis Gordon, late of Perry luwuslup, dee'd. 2. The account of Jacob I'eicliley, Admin istrator de bums in u with the will annexed of Henry Thomas, late ol Beaver tp, dee'd. ! X The final account of Gi-oree Beaver, ' Administrator ol J.udwig Benlur, late of Jack- ; son tp. dee'd. j I. The account of J. bit Smith, Administra tor with 'he will annexed of Leonard Sinilh, late of Hartley tp. dee'd. ft. The account of John Benner and George 1 Demur, Kxecutors of John Benner, late of Union eoumv, dee'd. , i. The account of Jacob Brnurlur and Samuel Wilt, Bxecutors of John Brown, late of Hartley, dee'd. 1. The account of David Kline and W'm. Smith, Executors of John Kline, late ot West Beaver tp. dee'd. H. The final account of Samuel Marshall and David liaiiisey.Uii rutors of ban. 1! am k, late of While Deer tp, dec d Aiemniler Penny and J.1I' 9. The account liugh Penny, late of 11 Knox, Exector . ol Bllll'all.e. lice'd. 10. The acconnt or William Elliot. .V,,,;n istrator of Itol.ert Logan, late of Fas' Ji!ia.e tp, dee'd. ' , ,. 11. The first account of II. F. V.v " 'skn ... Administrator ot Kichard Van Bo.-iiik.la'eol MilllinburL', dee d. 13. The account of Marl; Halfpenny, survi ving Executor of William Filter, late of Har tley tp. dee'd. i:t. The account of Daniel Smeal.cr. t.uar dian of Barbara Kennerv and other-, lumor children of Abmleiii Kenne-y, la'e of e-t Bllll.lloe. dee'd. II. The ace. lint of Daniel S. Miner. .1: ..cm,,.- i-ii,... I.l.t.i, -s and others, minor rH . .... nry lddings, late ot v est 100.- , . . .. aloe tp. ilec u. 15. The account of Catharine Wollc, t.uar dian of SSinim-l I "vT- ,,tmn,r rluldren of SamiP-l WolU-.laie ot the CiiougU uf I.t'w islair, ti. c'.i. Hi. The art-omit of Ca:h?.riiif Wolfe, t nm mi;t.'e ot " J:nn-s Wolt'c.a sou of Samuel Wolte lat of I.FWi.iliirLr. ilfi-M. 17. Tiif sri-t.n l iircoiinl of AInT M. l.aw if, ;uar.i:aii cf M.irv ami W.II.Wolfr, twii ..I' tin- chil!ri'ii !' Samurl VVollf. lute of the i;.iu"h of l.fwil'iirL'. i!t .M. j. w. 'i:.MN(;'nN, i:zr. Kiic List, S. l. T.'i'ni, I ". I O Campbell and olhrrs v I. I' Teed Coin'tli sti J M lletii.-retal vs .1 HauOretal Danville ILiuk vs Jim Lawrence d Ch Sti es Allred Kin-ass and wile vs James tuinii I lis tititiJius for J M J'a. lor vs Aaron iler Chllstoin .Millhiu-e is . iho!as Alillhouse Jacob Mti.-k vs John Knnple Matth as U'iSrn v David Herr John Koebtie!; ts AS (lino John it Kociial'. o.r .... ,11.. f L 1! Christ for '. A iV t'reatner v Israel fiutL-liiis I, John Ii.iie-.iuan l . . .ioooi ! . in s i.x r?i) v.t . amer., v? (I A I'r.ck' A"lot' . f C-r-uin.! fr, .-i.iiin,I l if' . II l . 1 S JCHIl k II II ill ? Willi fi.it -lames I. (i iinn v.s U rn ll-an et ni sarah Ann Toik vs J imes I. (jim.it lb'Caer V U'l-lliT VS Ciliis Sin s 'has ! Km ,-t a! vs Adam Il.-iiirt.- I M k'ling for Datestnans vs y li-ll'.-n.V''r Co of I'nion f. r L II Christ vs A U'in. ge1"'r Henry V .'Siivder vs Satnl Eu incr Comtli so-. M Ciii:,il.,.r:in vs II lof'bnr Mint L. IB-son vs Strohen Wilson " Harks Writ ,v (' Vs J I. II :net al Julius Weil A- Co vs sainf ; Win IS Herrold vs Siinth II Thniujnl ' Uenj Fetier vs Kami llause and e j Chas II Cook vs Thus i'euny . , John I. Meixel vs Andrew Votv John Sedam vs ll-nry Charles ' David Herr vs W 11 w m, u notice to g i Sprout, liurruws ; Co vs Stock el al ! same vs same Mary Jane Flint Ac vs Ch1 " Kline i llenjamin Fetter vs Satnn'!:ul,K I William lleinen vs Jai-olr' Curliy ; Lafayette Albright vs .l, 1'atesmnn MontehusAi Vonnirjr vst'tzerA- ll'intzinirer ; Hunseckerfor Church Joseph D. Forrey same vs same : Xefl" for Kttrst vs Rn-r.I Iioutrherty Christian Dersham v''cph tieyer et al Daniel Layeock vs 'illiam Moore Daniel Mangier jr y Ceoru-e Hmisel et al John Wenzel vs I'kson .M'Laughlin John M Ilenfer vs Janiel Sf.itler wilh notice Porter for M K s;,.ier vs C II Shriner with no PI. H. Jersham, PI. D., Uii i i.mi pwiiiiiiiium 1111,111(1 in i.r- ; wisburej'a.. respectfully lenders his ! J'rolessional .Nf vices lo the ciitzens of this . town anil vicipiv. hoping by prompt attention to the duties c his profession to merit a share of their patrnage. Attention will also be paid to Chronic Ureases of every nauie.and treated i with nnparaleled success.' I). DKK'rll AM L-raduated at the renowned I American Jlectic Medical College.Cincinnati, ' having firs, studied the Old or Allopathic sys-j tern of nieiicine, and attended Lectures in one of the OliSchool Medical Colleges of Philiid- 1 Plnl.i l . hit l.r.r.,.i...r n, .n I ..f - iorny rfiheXewor American Eclectic system. : , ... i-i'iiiiii unilliurii . .1llf'l.-f ne commenced its study, and attended tu-o i courses of Lectures in ihe Reformed or Ame-1 ncan Eclectic Medical College of the Oiu en i City of the West. This Institution, alihtmrh ' ypt in it InfiinrT. n nujrior In tliMir.at Vt.arwt '' J v nnnitaiiv m.-r.. h. t.-i.-nN tiu.i, the f ur Miliar ! Hijt-i.-Uniitot.lt l artit i.nr t:!..lM.,a,l(i m Ohio, In.jKu.a, I Af., t hey wilt fn lw irn.re minuTvui tli.in any other The rrin-ip,,! iMr-r-nce Mween the K. firmed (newln, ! rfr,,te wy n.iori.,,.. ... ,w i.. ' .r : ... .. y i Ar'-eni,-. An.in.-inv.Xc: IV.r m.in, .U liarmle .JZU I , m iar.e year nei'tl MlMNiVeml. (l.y thfever literal , nnd -ri.rre-.-iTe physician? of the New Scl.onl.) that nr . M.ioidete siitwtituta for tlintm deletf rioui. meilicinuit.fCa f 1'uu-l, Ac.;) therefore we hare no n.-e-i f-.r them. With tlnne Valnal.ie new nrentu, and all thr.- i.t tlm Old or ( AllopnthK rtrhixdesreot tne f. WHuv-n nieiitioinilalMtTr, i n' H the impnTenienU ofrerv other wtafc m ot utrdi. culm a- Ihe llom..i.alhie.Ilj.lroi!-.Uiir,rii,.iu.onian. Ac.) many dfa,-T are now eitral.fe that were omw ronrideivil iniKw.sibl., and that too without hn jikinjr .h.wn the r.n- Mivmion. anJ rrntinj other disease, n Ilelnlitv. Kheu mntifsoi. hepsiii, l.ivrr li -etiw. t'lrvratitl Sore TUrrat, Deii,l Itnnofi, prcmitnre I.on of Teeth. Ac. The New ichool r.-rtain ly l.-uniw a ret xuporiority in the treatment of nil dinea-.H. It hex !,.n pror-a by Clini.nl teporta that tlm mortality taking nil dixea.4 tnether im lew than 1 percent; that of A.-iaticChuIera 18 only i percent. Thw i an'au'e of prvrreji and imrrrtTemPnt, and the Nw rhfMil is always .nvr -wvt. not Wing bound down by deatputie cr. and anU-;uatnt th"orie. N. II. HKUt K at the lower iid of Market St. c, Portrait of John C. Fremont. The moM correct likeness ever made ; ex eeut.J in the highest style of Art, am! printed on fine India paper, published and lors.a.e. Wholesale and Iteiaii, by L. X. Iiosai?7utft Li'f7tnfjrojJirr3 N.W. corner Fifth and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia. Size of paper, 17x20. Retail price, $1. A liberal discount will Lc a, tutd ::- Aur:.rs wvrKi. - - ...-I. Ilnrluclltr, JJf N ,av,., retra,.,-! IKf - resume:! ,,P"',:ri;;i iIia ar Ili5n1.ri..r fAIAt !.' the he. 'S- , (rilfr5 suj-pld a, ... reW Herlm. May i 1H54 Real Estate. First Class Limestone Farm 7011 Salts in wmw- J" r ;"'",: i Lycoming County, two miles from It. t'anal and liailroad. on the roal iron. ,r. ,o Jersey M.ore. It contains th h an Orchard, first class Barn, good Ib.use. ami oiner win"" ,., nniiii'V I n intri.xn I 3 II on AI.A 1 " . '... , or on the Editor "1 ihe for further particulars fhronirlr. Aug. I'i, 1 OrpliunH' t ourl Sale. IMKSTONK Farm, nr.tr ..lil!on...in pursuance or an orrler u me w., I . . . . I-.. in. 11. wi he Court of ortti'imo. r an i j exposed to Public Sale on the premises, on ftitunhii ll -lift 1"J ' S'i''' next, a valuable township. North' F KM. sitt.ated in 1 tit""' ;! Cuiin'iv. a'""" " olVs l.anl is of the si . -. . ..1 li tun 1 II 1 ' ' ........i.in im. trove. Limestone qiialny, wua .aom" nieuts, consisting of a nearly new. a ...tnuiidni-s, ITherTt i- Barn vard. A an DKCIIAKD "',hK"", frees, fit, Ac , be,,, ll.e tract as 1:.,,.l as purport A. " 'funded by land- of Charles llottenstme, wli. Marsh and o ners, containing anotit ,0 inns, i.i' l, ss- lv'D" that certain lot of "round s mate 111 the ISor- t 'Milton, cointv atoresail, and de- scribed as follows. n : I! mnded on the north l.e Locust street, ott toe ea-i oy 101 01 Corp y, on the -otttli by I ot J. L. Autiii. and on the west Mr w. l.V.ilroad Comi'a.'.v. 011 S itiiiury and Erie whn li are erected a Inn Storr-i IV mi- ISoiim ai;I I'olU-l'J. , 1 t.. ihe esta'f of t.ittniis .M.insu, (1 I. Sale to comm Ve at lo o'clock of sai ! day, when the tern.s(i f sale " ill be made knoun , ' U M. MAKSH, ' ;i;ititi.iAr;.-ir. Ry order i f f 'ie Ci orr. Aitirirn. . BilVD Pl'KSLI., Clrr';. Aninst I'.i. h:i'- Iheriff's Sale. ir!ii"f writ i.f V.-ii.J. '. is- .tteil or" the ( ot.rt of Cumin. in flea of I'nion e,1!. will he exp, sr.l to rntiiir iSale al tli."n, liavid Ilerr, in Li'w is bur",on Mnvr.ilo' I.", h oi S' pti-niber to At, thefollouf ileseribi I r--.ll property, to n : A rert.i'-"1 '' rollu.l sitnate l in the boroti-h .ew.bur-.-. I. t A... bouniii- l en tl ' t ' -v "'"r-1 so.-, t. . a t"o. Lot N.."-"1' w st l y Cli t' Il.-r.l .oi... I, i n too ,.ull ti- "li"snut tree alley, ar- ihe north by Lot -No. -i'l. c.-n- tanuii-.' et Itollt and !. t. In ! il.-ep. -li.r.-.l!s C recti,! a tvr--OTfv lo-i,-!.- A ie. a -s-'ntntn r lloii-e, ato : j i Dn el i illo li-: in., I. l,t-s. u i I, ll.e i.t I .. Jl an tiilvr. in .xt-ciitioti an.' :.. lo s oi as'.tri piTiv , f t F. Srh-JH'. DAMI'.L D. (il l.lll.V MhertlV. itl's llli'ici-. I., v.;! ;lr. July SI, t-'.u "' lTIiLH SAT.i: or ALUAELE REAL ESTATL". rtlli; uii l-.'rsisne.i ...-ignres of Hf.mit K. Noll, v. ill ..f:- r at l'u!' tc Sab- . :. the l-'iti.-es on S.TlUioT the oOth day . f Au- , the 'oLowi.', vakiaiile Ileal ll-ta'i 1 -.1 1.2 on Tark- t str't . , , . trir. Cm. n comr-. on tht C'-no r of Mir!' ia what o railed S:;. .;! Lnri:. v !iMni;i; S ft rt in th't'lh. on ''ne! t ati i Seventh sir :-. A ! !niin ti I- t in lirea.Mi nr: ! i' .'i i arf rrfr!i i a " 'A tir-t rate IJKICK JW i:i.M.N( H.m.-r.a ,uhtai:tia! a:u! hi!iiN"'io- Frame ":;:! e, ainl a!i other riTPs-nn (hit!. ii!'!iri. Tii-T'' art' a I n on sail I.oT a van- fv of choiet Krmt ZLi Tio, a u ! a nt v 1 1 i.n.n.g e;I ol ricei tt nt water. Ais.i riwKE iM.vrnovr.n lot . f roiiinl truiititi' t-n M.irkft street and a ijmn the lot ahove t!'"-en'"-ii on tlo wot.wlin h are well ra!rti!at'ii tor ISuii.'inir Lot-.. 1 mir n verv handsome location, aid lots v.iil te sold separate. Sae to ct 'm metier ai I o'clock P. T. rf said dav, when terms will 1 made known hv Ill iiH I'. SHLMdlU. liEOKtiK MII.LtU, I.ewisbnr, July 4, is."fi. Assignees, c. FOR SALE. jTn o Sfui-ey l!i i U IIouso and i-Li Hall Lot of ground situate ou Market street opposite ihe new Presbyterian Ch. Also a Hall' Lot of eround situate on the south-east corner of Si. Louis and Ceme tery .streets in the borottoh ot I.ewisl.uri;. Also all my interest m a COACH MIOP, dome; a cord business. For Terms, inquire cf WILLIAM JOXLS. Lewisburg. June 2:1. 156 VALUABLE BUILDING LCTS --j.ii H iv II Sale. One Lot on South Third street, a square and a half from .Market, j Three Lois on South Fourth street, tuo lnares from Market. j 1 he ahove are level Lots, well located and wc" ailarteJ to building purposes. , W. IL AKMSTKOXt!. cnns r.x r oi u in. Armstrong, dec d Lcwisburg. June 2.r, Is.'.li WOOQlOtS and Small Farm for Sale. To mil vurchuxir. on rtasnnnhl, l,r. - ' ruin.-1 is f . . I ilLRlu UfP V Kilo 01 , 00(11.1111!, Si mate in While Deer Tp., on Little lltif- Iil,oc 1 reeK.atmui a mile above Luldin s store. ranging Irom l i to 21 acres each, well tun b- crfi wi,h various kinds of Oak, Tine. Poplar. and Chesnnt. The Farm contains about 55 aeres.of wh.ch IS arc cr;ir(I has on it a 1 WflM.irv J.( 1 Hods, a Lof Stable, Sprint? of Wali f, f ' ?" TT lt J"."s iTti"?"? !aeh llart - ,.t..: . ... 'V"u'u c,,uc 10 " ' P- Ur,IOn 1 - ' a- i ne auovc property is offered at Private Sale, by Ihe subscriber. CKORGE ME IX ELL. Kelly Tp, Aug. 10, '6.-.. Rich Frairie Farms ! TTXDirilOVED LANDS, ami Town J Lots in Illinois. Iowa, and adjoininc States for sale in -creat variety, at low pri ces, and on favorable terms. I'aniphlet Catak.jrue Descriptions of Prop erty, wiih prices attached, forwarded gratis by mail on application. Our txlimire local mnnrctioni will facilitate pivins valuable ii.formation cf any part of Ihe West to applicants desirin?; to locate. IVlluyers of Illinois Central R. R. Lands can avail themselves of the knowledge and experience of Mr. Drrri, ihe late Land agent of the Company, to supply the difficulty of makin; judicious selections. Particular attention given to locating War rants, examining lands, furnishins maps and descriptions, payment of lax.es, and lo a Ren eral Real Kstale Business. cii.vH m. rtrrrv ro. Corr.er of Michican A v. and Setrh Vatcr s:. etu' M. nt ri t, i r.c-.r lll.Cen.R.K.I'.-r "t, en in s i... i ts. i 111'' ICC The Winter Session. OF Mrs.'lliniiii.MJir.sSiliiii.l liirYnnrif Ladies, will commence en W Vdr...,' -ept. 17, and eotitiiiiie Ml months. I,, .iru, lion will b R.vn m the various l,raiirj,, -usnaily ta i'lit in Seminaries of .-armi,.., particular rare will be take,, to ,hw pupils form balms of study am! inveMn..;,,,, While a knowledee ot the solid Liar.- . .' ' cotisiilep-d rif prnnary importance, t(, rr! mental will tie so mterper ed as to a:!. , j netv am! at tlie same time rtut.va'e Hi-;.; .. Peneilii'g and several ln-aiit:lul s'-,;. Crayon PiiiinoR will be lauhi, .,r wrh 1 u-eil as Lnlin, I n i.eh, .V e.ll..i,iii am! r ' extra charts i!l tie tuao. i; III in tin- We it," a r I : irlii-li .iit.iir.-et ''X,". icari Iveinrine. t'i,.lr( j I r.-ti.tU' U m 1-' t ,.r ' Administratrix' Notice. lirilKIIKAS, Letter of Admm. -,.v ,. f the estate o! Titusi Huh sm,,. ., of the t iw tish p ol Butfaloe, roillily ,,f , i decease.', ha . heei, rallied to th- all persons tmletited to said estate are r, , ... . ed to make payue-nt oti or belore tt.e i J. .. . of Set tembet l.ext, and thosif t:ivii y ,- A ,,'"' aaie-t tlie .ame will presei.t t auth -i.tieatei! t' r seMirment. at the lw r rio e ol 'I hoiiia- liid.irion. iler'-l. MAUV I!. K'i.iI WN,Ad".i!. . , BnlLii. e. .u--. 1. I -o'; j I Vest Branch Insurance Ccmpacy. F I.tick ll:ncn, 1 iiiMirc Bui , .-tor.-. Met. ''. 1 : ' lie r r - I.M-,: - 1'r- j ery, an-! C'tlir r bu.ldin lent a' tiio.'i T.i'e tav-s. In. boil. ' '.1 '.1 an I M:r:t;,l plans. Ca;.i-.,'.s ;n... lll;i:cTH;s. H 11 -I lin J !' ..ice H n C. I: 1! J bo I! !i..;i T T Alran, . Ch.is A Ma-.i-r D J Jart:,vi C!-i- i'i.-t' W Wh.t- ! 1 lio kins, ,n I Tii-s K:n-i,.r II. :.. t; C. HAKVEV. Iv , T. T. A III! M.s, v.ce i r. . THU S EITi'liLN. S.-e'v. J Mi:s 1!. HAMLIN, A; -:.-. ''-; l.e-.i.-l.tiri:. I't.n.n (' I, Adniir.Istrators' rjjtice. Vi'Tii ii is luTi'! ivin.llia! I.,:; 1 of Alu.:n: - 'ration on liie E-ta-e : J . STi-ttilt, late 0 1 lute L'i T I''-." r.-hiji, I . Ci lf f. . i'.i i ea.e-1, have N-,ri -rnMee ui. ! r -:.!! ! ! v t'ie l,v--!rr i. ft,--u Mil . 1 tln-rrl. 7". i I 1 1 loiineiil.ili' claims are -.-a, v iiii-h-ALL i.t. and thi Ml M sVPHKi:. j HA S li. .1 l i:.. j , Tl! ! To. .Nottl.'i! C ., J,.:j ill, 1 r'.Last FJctlce.-a As t.. li.iv ti,.' a C... cl.-d lip :v.-s li.,). it..t ra 1 and .- " -,1',-d in ;'n- iia.i tin' ,M j.-r ii l!,i 1'iriii. 1 i 'I;.- ilf. i u ; : I'lly 1- J. IIAYKS ,v t o J. GoIJcmith k Ero's. Just ll 1 11 1 11 WW .OtN! rilW l- Ih- ; r . I . lir .!..r,.r.t, -i . i:v. AM M-;;i.ii :i: Hi hi.; r...:-t,ii:j i! i m; e I.. i-bur-. .or;....-iit..f Mi: iIit I t n : Pl'llip Vl'. a Fill Wrf i prtrt x. All of , .r 1 r ;,I on i oiif .1 l i ... l i'iiiNt'. i ( ai i. ' ' niaiiuii--,;lt -i.t iii I'l.ra't. v. i'.m "1 n-i :u;d lla li. ..ok. r.ii.vvi.. I: IJ i'. :i,It-Lo i. ..I..! t c-.iclii Crats, '.r. FANCY CLOTHING I f ' v i y V.ri ! ; ; ir Vr., v , C- - v I; . rc. s a:.. I sain:. n;..-'e it.-r the lattt i.-.-...t. i war j.,: ,! to be -,.,. m:.,-e. Ai- U':. V.:r-i - V,.-..U'i,it,- . n V.-tsat..' IV and evert v::t ;. ly i I c... lis usually tonrd in f.'i . ;(. )'. I'm ,'...' '.; .'... ('.,;. i,t, l n r In. It n:; Ciovi s. II - so ry. . eckelot hs. S:.'i Li aw t r.-. Siis; . ; ... Il..t..iker.-hi':, I n.'. .it-. e. A!.-, il ; fill vi. I .-.v f Fat.' An.il. -. Al-o '.C.,ps f, r Srr.n- at Minii.o r weir. I ml aci:.i.-. Cartel H.-s. etc. 'fi.'li' V. , li i i- flow, is alte:.(i.-,7 , -ir To la. iith's C. tirr. tio ret", re we bale I.t i .-i riurh larger stick than wr etherivise in u loive .lorie. Iiur motto is -liioU z. n.all l'r- !' -,"an,l to this ni-t: we a . N .11. We would p;.rl:en!ar'v ri:l tfu-to'.', lion of Fari-nt to . ur -t.rk i t ! .. i I M, tin v and also that C ,ls -li be . a. . , ....y iu:i.te : order. I'.itto-ni.ir att. nti.-r. pa:. I '. , r '. rs :. Ilie c. .uii try. Lewi-bun:. April. Ij6 )AL! row. G 10AL ! The uiitIeriv;n'J wnuM n- reetliiiiv ini.Tin tl, it;ei;- i t I.f v rrrt in r. r" : and vieintiy. a well ; towns, thai ho krt s coro-taFiv in h:s surplv i t 7.i.:iA7A t:n,i r".!..f,.rS:. ve and otl:, r p'rp-e.. i tat.ftv ui:. si.', iit-.l will ! 'j.-r ( -al V-i-T-. n r: i:. : 1.- I.:.- :. u n f-r tl ;. vri.- Iu..i.w' Vt ol 1--1 M Ii.ll st AI.KS. I r cn .-.irr j . 1 nr-I.S-ii i .it Ih .l tii.y I ,:,-t lu.I .i,.L!. h; 1 yvy oniy t-T ( .it tlx r.-i tv.- I . l .:iii If ai tl w. lr..-t cr,.h tri.es at t.L- A .: a f.-.r v.nr-l fi- ri tr r:.(.-i:nMr lt-tt-l. H7.i(... ,. kiini Kill U- n:r. Ti.l.I t- r hi- ' Virl. I.Kolti.K II.il.Sl. IN i . iv i-! nr.-. If-iT Tft. . " Ain.. i;iA-kniih Coal. A FRESH SUPPLY OF Prus. .,!piiiiiiics,rotiks,Xtilt'iir.. arietit s, Mationrry. &c, purchase! :.; Xew Yotk and Pbiiad. markets, has just f.ts ree'd at Ihe old Mammoth Dmr: St, re of CIIKIST A CALDWKI.L.Lewisl iir-. Gi LASS Jars, for Pickling and Pre- ri :'--T (Quarts and Half (iallons for sale elf.-.;' mitl.-T Jl tMl.liV. H I ' I l!.ilii;i:x S AliOMATIl SAP a cer a:a s ar::r-: 1 cure for Dyspepsia and diseas fn.nl an inif nr--nte ..f th- uti miii-h- veptive ol 1 1 Ai A . ll A I, I A' frier : rl-. . r t. I. r -..Ie t.y ( Itlll.-T i f.U.l.u II I riIMrir.li. r t'"iiet ntra:ed I.ve w.r- rantc ! to make Soan without I.iir.e, ar with iiltltr ul. If. Uittirurral.i'ol'LveaiiIfmirTi)ii ...! F.f, . ii -nn nt;:kr. t fl.-. H ;!!. n-. -tl tt ItarU ran t - maJe in tt.f 5imf way. V,-t m 'T Hlll-T a rAI.I'W 1 I 1 "IAV KS' HITE 'iRE --E for Wat' ; J ... ...cscarts. om,.iin;.,.4e . ...peri'if artiete, for' Ijr lilllM' I'Al.IiHH ! C. W. SCHAFFLE'S WHOLESALE and RETAIL Jrwj ami Clumicnl Kn-pnrium. Ma.K.i Sirtet - Lewisburg. Pa. CLOCKS all kinds of 8-day ar. ! no-hour Brass ('Jocks and patent Vvn time-pieces. Ura'ss -dav clocks at .. brass ::o-hourrlocks as low as SI. Ail clerks warranted for one vear at J.I.. YOPKK's 1)L.TF.D WARE Cake and card Ita.-'s, : Table forks. Spoons and Dutt.-r Kniv.-. Teaspoons silver-plated on Ihe best (Senear, silver. Jjil per doz. All poods warranted give satisfaction. All kinds of I'nsraviiii at the shortest notice at J. L. YODKK's. FARRIERY. rVllE siilistril'or olTcrs his sfrviVf L in curin3 Horses of Poll Kvil crF:stn's He will enre ilorsrs of either of these a:Hi' tipiis for , or make no chare if n.-l llf" cessful. Here is an oppuriunny foreverv one whose horses are allliried, ic restore tliem t.' hea'th and -vorkinc order. Ke-i.b nce - a i--' Tarm in Kr!iy Tr.. near I.' v;-i arj. t:- !. ; (,1'OM.i; ME1VEL! a - v! k e
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