&" WtmMitMm J9rm. Tho LnrigMma Chbowiclm;
ruUithwt on tii- Caah Ejm. bait tha larinst mad best
circulation of any NVvspapar ia Union County.
Mifllinburg,
SATURDAY, 1 P.M. Sept. 20.
Jvhn C. Kankfl and others.
Middlcburg,
WEDNESDAY, at 1 P.M. Sept 24.
John, A. Fislter, of Uarraburg,
and otben.
New Berlin,
for rXIOX and SXYDER Count,',
TUESDAY, at 1, P.M., Sept 80.
Thaddeus Stephens engaged,
John C. Kunkd k others expected.
Whig, Democrat, Americans, Republicans
One & All CODE & HEAR !!
Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week, have been busy days for LcwisWg.
For several weeks previous, in the Bu
chanan papers of this and neighboring
oonnties,the following notice baa appeared
in bold and staring type :
Democratic Hass meeting.
The Democracy of Union and adjAtnrn ennnties hv m-
yor of preserving the union nf tbe State, now serina-ly
cndanrer.-d by a sectional nrcaniratlon. h-d nod controll
ed by the open enrmie of lederal Constitution, aud cou
rt ui-ted upon the alarmtncldcaof rcpndlatine nearly one.
half of the states of this Cninn. are respectfully noting
that a M n Utiiiiau will he heM by the frweaie of BU
CHANAN. HI: Ki'KKN KIlKifc, and tbe nominee for State
fiftiecs, in the Oorouirli of
Li-'cubnrri, on Tuesday, &ptemlier 1G,'5C.
The fmlowmx enstlnirorsheu ntm will be present
to address the meetinjrs UI lae afternoon and evening :
lion. l. Mlil.KK.
- JHS1MI KA.SU ALL, Of Phil.
WM. B ITTB, "
CEO. A. C'.rTWi, K.
tj. W. CARKItl AN, Ksq. "
E. II. BCUNAiJLK, Keg.-, of WiManuport.
And the
Hon-JOIIV TAN BCRCN, of T.
Hon. JOHN W. Pult. KY, of Faila.
IIAXIKL DilLilllKRTV, Hue, of l'hila.
Ool. SAM BLACK, of Pituburz, and -Uon.C.
R. Bl!CKALRW,of Bluowisbnrc are expected.
ill mrJa- of the SUtie OuUrat IXmautiu.
Every effort was mads by Circular, Let
ters and in papers of tho Democratic
faith, to secure a ' tremendous outpouring'
of their masses into this ' block, infected '
Lcwisburg this 'bole of niggerism' U
uion County this Republican stronghold.
And a very fair assemblage they had of it.
Tho Collectors, tc, on the Canals, the
Post Masters, &c., from all quarters, ral
lied; wholo Clubs came organized; and
by printed designations, Elmira, Williams
port, Montouwville, Muucy, llughesville,
Milton, Cbillisrjuafiuc, Dauville, Northum
berland, and Sunbury, were formally rep
resented, besides Union and Snyder coun
ties. Never was such a conclave of poli
ticians and office-holders here assembled.
With four bands of music, banners, Cfe
and drum, they presented a Cue appear
ance, and were in the best of spirits.
In the afternoon, a procession various1.'
counted from 050 to 750, proceeded to
the grove, where a good stand and nuiner
our seats were prepare! by the joiut efforts
of the two parties. The first speaker was
Uobert Tyler. Kq , of l'hilad., formerly
from Virginia, as be informed us. He
was followed by Ex-Gov. YVro.Bigler. Iu
the evening, the crowd before Iltrr's was
addressed by J. Glaucy Jones, of li .-iks
Co., Joi.n lYtrikoti, of Muncy, Uobcr 1
l$.iiln.r, of I,ini-M"iic, ami J.uu Swiiif
f.ir l,nf X.irt'u'.i. Tliu c';ieechi:s are ti-;r -sented
to ns as the best possible efforts, to
sustain a wrong and sinking cause, that
ciuld bi; made after the Maine election.
If tho ISucbaoan men arc sutisfiul at oil,
the Treuiout nien are mute su. Wc ure
not in the habit of idle boasting, but we
believe if the i'suc had been passed upon
after the speeches, Fremont would have
been 50 votes stronger, here, by the efforts
to defame him. Music, banners, marches,
countermarches, hurras, " spirituous " ex
citement, were not wanting; but the ar
ijnmoiU wore sadly deficient, ns many
thoughtful Democrats wc are sure felt in
their hearts.
Heyond a bare announcement, and
bills niue days out, we are not aware that
any efforts were urnJo to swell our meet
ing. Thero was to be one each fur the
three followiug d:ivs,in the nearest neigh
boring towns, which would of course de
tract from ours; and wo had had one
large assemblage already. Whatever
number therefore came iu from abroad,
would be an honest, unbiassed expression
tho sjiontaueous movement of the mas
ses. And most agreeably were wc sur
prised to bear the response. Early Wed
nesday moruing, a delegation of nearly
100 came from Williamsport. Turbut
ville, ie., sent one neatly as large ; but
from other towns only a scattering delega
tion.' Iut the people came from all quar
ters, individually, n a':ing as many, we
should suppose, a3 on the preceding day.
After dinner, a procession was organ
ized by the following Officers, on horse
back :
Chief Marshal AIJNER M.LA WSn E
Assistants Thomas Graham, Augus
tus Schreyer.
The speakers came first, f .llowed by
tho Turbutville and Williamsport Krass j
Bands, a cavalcade of ladies from Wil
liamsport and geutlemen from Lewisburg,
and citizens generally, the nholc as they j
entered the grounds numbering (as sever- j
tl infirmed u) over 800. Neither pro
ceasi.in included a quarter cf those in at-
tcuJau'.-e, who were estimated at trom
2500 to 5000 each day. At the stand,
tho assembly was called to order by Col.
Y.Vt Stifer, hi the following Officers ap
pointed : :
IWlenl Col. JAMES MOORE .
Vice 1'residents Fraucis Wilson, 15uf-f.il-ie;
James Simonton, Sr., Buffiloc;
JJlYb-iol IV.wn, E. BufTaloe; Thos. Pen
cr, E- Buffaloe, FJavrl Cnngan; John;
Noll, Kelly; Samuel Marshall, White
Deer; Jacob M'Curlcy, White Deer;
Isaac Eyer, Jr., Jesse Walter, Union ;
Michael Kleekner, Michael Olcmens.New
Berlin ; Geo Chambers, Frederick Bolcn
der, Limestone ; Samuel Wilt, Sheut
Snieeelmover, Hartley; Jacob Deckard,
I Wm. Giitelius, Mifllinburg ; David Wat-
pnn, Jacob Hildebrand, W. Duffaloc; JnO.
, ' T.t - T..1 TV-
Guver. John Mover, Jackson : Wm. Wil
son, Thos. Nesbit, Lcwisburg, S. W. ;
Joseph Glass, James Harris, Lcwisburg,
N. W.
Secretaries R. G. Orwig, O. N. Wor
den, George Merrill, John Schrack.
Judge Wilmot spoke first, in a plain,
candid, but feeling manner, that com
manded universal acceptance. A song
from the Lcwisburg Glee Club was fol
lowed by a masterly speech from Hon.
Jou.n C. Kdskf.l, which was applauded
to the echo. It was announced that Mr.
Burlingame was unable to attend, being
worn out by speaking; but bad "sent a
hand " in bis place worthy of himself
Hon. Charles A. Phelps, Speaker of
the House of Representatives of Massa
chusetts, who fallowed in a series of witty,
stirring, aud eloquent remarks, that raised
still higher the enthusiasm of the audi
ence. The three speakers were received
with the best of attention, and honored
by boqucts of flowers from the very large
uumber of ladies in attendance. The tun
was down, yet the audience lingered al
most unbroken, and cries of " go on ! go
on !" showed how deep the interest felt in
the great cause so aMy, so houorably, aud
so cloqucutly handled by the speakers.
Altogether, we have heard many say that
it was tho most remarkable out-door polit
ical meeting they had ever witnessed.
No sooner was -cupper despatched, than
a crowd gathered at the Third St. Liberty
Pole, to hear more of " tho game sort."
Mr. W. II. K.NArp, of Williamsport,
odened the evening's entertainment by a
speech wjrtby of the occasion, and which
won universal applause. Mr. Knapp is
entered for the campaign and will do the
best service. Ho was followed by Mr.
Phelps, again ; Hon. Josepu Casey ;
James Ai&l.x ; JIr.KuMi.EL, again; aud
Rev. Joshua Kelly, being found in the
crowd,was compelled to tell his old neigh
bors how he stood he was heart and soul
for Freedom and Fremont. Songs from
the Glee Club intcrmiugled, and the er
derly and good humored assemblage was
loth to disperse, after 10 o'clock.
Of the fcix speakers positively prom
ised by tlie Iluebanan party, one only
came, and No ons of the five "expected."
Of the THUEE promised by the Fremont
party, one only was prevented from com
ing, and ha sent as efficient a substitute ;
aud we had four good speaker extra.
We bad alrmst forgotten to rueti'.ion the
superior number of ornaments wbicb ihe
example oi me i uesuay meeuug Dryugm oui -
f .i m ) . t . .
i.n WednesJav.atmost entirely fromthe efforts
of the ladies and ihe you tig men. There were !
- , i j !
20 or 2j Hags and banners adorned in various ;
ways, stretched across ths streets ; 75 or 100
smaller house flairs and banners; alarcennm-1
bcr.of wreaths and devices ; streamers on lei- j
e?raph posts aad the spire of the unfinished
? . , i u i a i . '
church steeple; and hand dags, banners ana
bad-es by the hundreds in the service of the 1
rising generation. Assuredly, it was .a day J
ti-l.K fnra!,,,,, A an.,!.fi..n lin, U !
remembered; accidents were few, and drunk
enness almost uimb-ervable ; and altogether.
Oil SIDE IS ht HI1ASTI.Y SATIFIKD, UtTMIlLII
WITH TH4.MSELVLP, TUfclH SPL1K fckS.l N D TltlvtK
VISITEBS.
BGcn. Wm. 11. Irwin of Liwistown
ts the Union eatidiJiitc for Congress in the
Lycoming district, ile was jlcdgetl to
rreotiom for Kansas.
GHXKltAL
larXTIOXSPllOCLAMATIOX
WHEREAS, in and ly an Act of
Y tlie (ieneral -senib!y of this -3:ate,
entitled 4.n Act to regulate the general elec
tions of tins Coininonwealih," enacted on ihe
nd day of July, 1S3.J, it is enjoined on me
to -ne public notice of such election to be j
, , . f, . . ia
h-ld, and to enumerate in such notice what
olficers are to be elected I, DAltL D. :
Gri.Dl.,Hicli Sheriff of thecountrof Union, !
, ,e , , j i t.i
diiihrref..rc hereby make and give this public i
notice lo the Electors of the said COUIltV of'
I n.s.n that a .innnral Klection u ill be ,PM ;
in said county on the Sn-nsii Trnim of Oc-
Toira next, (being the 14th dav of the said '
.1 . .1 .. .i:.,-.-,. Z. .rl
mouth.) at the several divtr e composed f 1
the tnlUtWlli-? tounhips and boroughs, VIZ :
I distrit, ar tbe Commissioner's oilice in '
and tor -New IJcrl.u boroush.
II d.tnrt. at the house of ilenry Gibson,
in and tor I'nion township.
III dis'rict, at tiie house of James Adam,
in and lor W nite Ueer tuwnliip.
IV di:rict, at the houe of James I.aTrson,
in and for Kelly township.
V district, at the house of George Wolfe,
iu aud for East linlidloe township.
VI d:strict.at the house of James M'Creight,
in and for Bulla loe township.
VII district, at ihe house of Jacob Declcard,
in MifelinUun, for WestBulTaloe township.
VlfldlSlrift. at the new Public School house
in and for the North Ward tu the borough of i
Lewisolitg. :
IX diNirirt, al 0 house of Jonathan Spy-
ker. in and for the South Ward, in the bor- !
OUph nf Lewisbnrg. )
X district, at the house of Charles Crotzer, ,
r f w fil,RUrBr,niinnfth i
ID and forM.fflinbUf5 boronSh. !
Al diRtricT, at the house ol William Eilert, i
in and for Hartley township.
Xil i;.;.i k A..c .r Pta.- Vbr in '
II disirict, at the house of Peter Wehr.in
and for Limestone township. I
XIII district, at the achool house, on lot Xo. I
tn x- - ll.i;. ;., r. r lo..l-.. un i
19, in New Dcilm.in and for Jat.Uson up. ,
At which lime anil places there Will be
hlM.il I
eiecwu oy oaiim
Or.e person as Canal Commissioner of this ,
Commonwealth; :
One person as Auditor General of this !
Commonwealth '
One person a's Surveyor General of this i
Commonwealth- !
One person to repre.ent t'nion, Pnyder, i
Dauphin, and Lebanon coanl.es, and Lower ,
Mahanoy township in Northumberland coun-
tx, in the House of Representatives of the
Conwress of ihe Knited wtotes; i
One person as Representative of fnion, .
Snvder and Juniata counties in the General ,
Assembly of this Commonwealth ;
One person al Associate Judge of Union ,
...,.. .
One person as Proihonoiarr and Clerk of :
the several Comrs nf Union county 5 -
One person as District Attorney for Union I
,.,; 1
COUUty,
One nerson as Countv Commissioner; and
One peron av County Auditor.
Lcwisburg Chronicle and
soticb is liEiiEBY mvEy,
That rrrry pernon, -xceptlnE Joatirea of the Paace,
who hHU bolii any onit-a or aplHulnu-nt of pnilit or
trust nuiler tii l uitrd Suta. or of thu Slate, or any
Uy or inriiratl dirfrii-t, wbther a cominlwiond
ortiinr or otherwi. a aulioriiinate offlrer or aitrnt, who
la or ihall be euploved un!er the leeu-lative, exeruiir-i.
or judiciary department of this State or of the United
gtatee, or of any incorporated district : an-1 a! that
every mombtrr of ConrreNi aud of tlie State Legislature,
ami of tha aeleet or enmmon eoun'-il of any rilv, or eui-
miwioner of any ioiwrporeted iliatrkt, i by law iueaa
ble of holiiiiift or exek-eirint; at the name tiuie, the otlt -o
, or appointment or jmlp., , iuewet..rrclerkfany elee- j
I tomofthi.lVmmonweallh.andtbntneh1Hror.jndire, I
or any otlicer oi siuh eiectiua Khali he elijible to be then j
Toted for.
And the said Act of Assembly, entitled I
"An Act relaiin; to elections of this Cum-.
monwealtii," passed July Snd, loo!, lurllier
provides as follows, to wit:
- That the inr-ctor and judc h.-It HKet at the re
ppeetlre place appointed Inr holding llie aleotion in the
districts lo whhii tWy relrlily la-long, belore K o'
clock In the neiminr of tlie aaid eecmd luaeday of Oc
tober, and each ol eal-l iuepector eliail a ienut one
derh. who tail lie qualified rotera of ucli dl-triet.
- ln caM- the person wlio . hall lie received the aeo
ond hisheet numlier of role for ln-peet-ir. fball not at
tend on the day of any elet.aon, th.io lue pereou who
l..tl h.M eeeeirad the ReOtHfl hihtat OUulDer of OlS
fir judge at the neat urecediug eie.-tiou, ehail act as iu- ,
apei-tor in hi place. And iu eae the person who nhall
hare reeelTe-l the higheat nuinorr oi yooea ror imiwr
aliall not Itleuil. the e-ri.u el.eti-d judne euall appollit
au inepeclur in his place, aud iu ic.ee the H-ron Heeled
judge ehail nut attend, than the mspeclor who rec-ired
the hi;h.t numb r of eotra, ehall aoaoiut a ju. in
!' plaeo; or it anr raeancy ebell cou'iuue Iu the iiuard
one hour after the "lime by law c"d for the opening- ol"
the election, the uual:tied voters of tile townehip, wa,'d
or dutrk't ! r whir'h anrh oOcev shall haTe beeu elected,
preai-nt at the plai-e of election, (hail elect one of their
numla-r to till uch Tacauc7.N
1 also hereby make known and give notice
that the followiug Act uf Assembly was
passed by the geuerat Assembly of tbis Uoin
mouweattb ou the 2tU of February, A 1).
119, lo wit :
Au act relative to Toting at elections' in the oonnUcs
of Adi.ni. ll.'ipliiu, York, Lancaster, f'ruukliu, Cum
berland, enter,tii-oeue. uradl rd aud trie
-Sj.i'. 1. 'M it euacte.1, 'l liat it elisli b lawful fur
tbe qualilieil voters ot tnecuunues uf Adauia, liuphin,
LaO'-M;.ler, Vork. rrankiiii, t umlierlanj. Center, Ori"Ue,
Uradf-rd and rie, Crom and alter the pe-iiiaae ut tbi
au ti- vote lor ail the eaodiuau-e lor the laiioua ofuces
to lie'SKd at any election ot: oue ellp or ticket : Pr vi
ded. 'lliat elllce pirulueb every caudidale is voted lor, I
shall lie designated, a required by tbe etstinit laws of
this Commonwealth. auj. 'i. Ihat any fraud comm. tied
l.v anv p-rsou veiine in the mauuer alxive prescribed,
sliali be punished as siuiilar lrauus are directed tu be
puumiied by the eaisUUi; iawsol this lomuionwcaith.
-Xliat by the u.u sei-oou of au act peered by tlie seal
General A-oeuiblv, mi t-ie iltd of April. Isiy. entitled -An
Act relative tu nu ervi-ors It. i'rauklin uouuty,' c.. ft is
proveleil - lti4l tlie Act pnre-l tbe poeM ut M-esl-m ol the j
Legislature, approved llu T ill day ot ul. av.a-uhunziug
the o,uailit--il tuteis ..1 A iatus aud i lliereou'iliee, Ui vote
bT gciii-iai In k-t, lie rxtended lo Mi&liu, L'uejn, Craw- j
ford, iiedlorj, ituuioe, Wi.iren ai:u .NutlliomlH-rlaud
couulie?.:ol"rseri lale.ito vctinifai ti-.e fi-eerai ele. tioua.
1- or the iiiformaUoD ot Ine eleciots uf Union I
countv, I publisii ihe follu'A ihg, b'Jinj the 4ih 1
SCClton Ol II1C net til llie ucucon nasKtuiy
of the session of 1851, entitled " An Aoeeo V
provide for the election of Judges of llisv-
eral courts of this Commonwealth, uwdLvj
regulate certain Judicial districts-"
bac.4. 'Ihat the electaiu lor JudKca shall be held aftd
conducted iu tlie severel elei-tiin diKle. in tile same !
uiauner and in all r. jpecu a.. lor r.-pneuia- I
uvea a..- or .-null ue.u eNsaj-T" nu 'ill oy uiu
Slime judges, inpecuis andetaiissand the pro
vimous ul the act uf Uie geuerarvsZuPIil , entitled ' Au
Art relaiiua to the elections ot tmpComuinuwealth,' ap
proved the second day of July and its several sup
ulrmeute and ail otuer like laws, aa far a the same
shall be in force aud applicable shall Le de nied end Uki. u
tuai-piy tu the clectioiis forjuiiis: 1'nvided, 'i'lint the i
aforesaid electors idiall vote for Judegsof ihe supreme j
Court ou a eepaiale piene of phper, aud lor all olui-r
Juuais ruiiuucd tube lcatUi.U Hi the law, on another j
sep-iete pi-ce of pii-r."
It will thus be seen that the electors of
Uaiun county are required to vote for ('anal
Commissioner, Assembly, and all County of-
liters, on one piece of paper, or the voter '
may cast his Fallot for each oliice sepcrately,
if he prefers it. I
It shall be the duty of the several Assessors rcsr-ct- j
Ively Ui attend at the place ol holding every iteueral, I
special or biauflup election, dutintc the whole time said i
election is kept open, lor the purpose ot givinr; mlorma-
tion lo the iiore-i tore sod judici-nben ceiled - n.iu rela- j
ton tu hue HKht oi any persou assessed by luem to vote
at such eiecle ii, or such other mutter in reistu u to i
the assesemonl of votera as the ssud iuepectore or either t
of them snail from time to time require. J
- No peron shall Ik- ;:criuitted to Vote at any etertlnn
as aforesaid, lLau awhile tieeliisn ol the !;e ol tweu i
t one years or mon-, who sl-sll have n-fi ;ed tu this j
slate at least one yar,uii-l ill theeltc.iriii ili-tnct where j
he oil. rs to ett- 4 lee ten usts imrju-iTiiiteiy prMuiitig ;
such el-cltou, and aubin t j J curt puid a Mate or oouu.
tT lie. Uli ll Miail UJl
t;Iyre tl(, vin.U(,n. iiut eiuu o( tb tuiu.i i ,u-
e necu an-ss. -I u'. ta-l ten lis
k a .,uhiihi ...i. rvi i tu.-u.te.
m iu viw.-a jiinti aua tnr- an ui rv;d(
eli.l.l berntiUtd lo fte afti-r rrlJiiig in this Mate stx
tji(1. xiut ih fn. ia.-n, ritiu, oi i
the imt.d m, a!"",1 I
trin m- morti ten us i-hii iw uiitici to Toie, 1
. fZt whnw nRm. in '
cot ceiita.iuij m foui ujti.wtau.iiufjFi.i-t-ii
bv tb.- v.'WlniM..::iT. 1H1..-HH. tir..t, li- n diic a re.-w.,t
j,;r uI(.U.:fiitl.Lttbm to jer-i .-mieonoji.tY . ;
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I l.'d tW M4! It- JI.MTlvit III til M.bjlfilt'l ii-t ti
! tli- iupj-rctitri- fto-t O'-'t- mwif --;o-.l: thtrrl' by wrii.iijc
the ' tt Uf l-.:tl U- s'iii.i ,i to Ti-Ik by rt-mvn t.f
f haitiff nut li.x, fertile vnrit fff it 're i1jk1 im atiiuit(t-l
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i rl-TM wh f,t,n.. m. kv Uie i.ke itvte ialbi list of v t:
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Iu (.11 fr wli-rf tL- wiwiif tbe pfrr.B I'm nj
Ui e.t- li iiiuml H' lit lurni-dcii t-y ilie ciimiu,.., ,
pit .-..-. or bin r.tht t TOti wiifthwr fouii-i
Ui.Ttrt.u r H'.t i ol.j--;Hi tu t-y any quiiilnnl c.ti. r., it.
at. ail In- tin- duly .1 tin- .'tt.rc Un:.K:uiiif mi? b n-r-et.ii
vn ii Hi n Iss-' 4ui.uluSL.u1tf, eviid if ttm clniUiB tu
liavf w . lii ii ti. cirie f- r nnfjur nr muie bid
oaib ahu.i Ift ul i-b ut I'hn-1" tl.- nt, but be Miail make ,
i v ul I'm i" in i "tu!- U'ut witiie-' liO biall In) a
jtiiil.t.d i fi' r H.at b imn ifi.'Hd vittiin Ojif di-trict
l. r iii"i' t-ti t..ty n. 1 1' ' d.isd tioti, at.d
b- fbail n. u bi hi.'' it t-w;ir ibut t.in U'na frle riMlim .
id LuiMiuin'e ul b:s laic I ui itl.iii t? v. itl.iu (lit tlir.Lr.cl,
t li in I itft n uiuTt into e&id district lor thv jurH -e '
i.-t.UL lin r in.
u ,-t.uL:
.vny iw 4.wiiM a t'orwu. n who rtmii
make uuv itrmf il itiiuircd T In- rchi'li-iK-e and ray-
n.tf u.abr.Mhii if ndmitini to vt in tbe
u wfibi, waid r di.-t.kt m -.bifb b(bui n-iiW
" P'"' "r npt -iftanv
oflift-r t any fleet. ou uidrr tbw art irum bt.l.tiuc mi.Ii
vlrrlk,u vtnM-w ibrmbu any viieii mai.j ou.b r-
flo-r. r nbnil iul.-rriii.t(.rinipr.u.Tiy int rbr ub bu
in th-1 xeruU-m -f bw duly, or Miail bi.a-k up tb .u- .
i,i.i,J,.cr rn.iuim.i aiuri iin r-mvat urlirin iion i,r
shait u--it praeure any iutimMatim: ti.r.-aii, fme nr
vuiii-me. Willi di-iiiin I-. infiuiinv mi.lulv u.ovrrawi-Hiiy
tV(.tor ort( rri.Tt.llt ,liiu TOliKr to retn.:u xUo
tn&tna t rb-.b-e. mkIi pmu on i-ooviclitio fkad !
f.uM in a.iy Mini not exc.!iiiK flv.-bufiiir-.id..iii att
ijjil-ri-ii" J tr itiij tiuitt tiut l-p tl.au tbri't; liur uinru
tb:in twelve nioi-th-. and if it nbail 1. fboan to tbe
ourt wl.vrt: t!ia- tril o! fltu h f'lf' iiM.- f-haii lit- bad.tbitt ibu (
p. fnu an ofl. tliiijt ot- no; a n-:..' n Ll.erity, wrd.di- ,
trirt or U iilii wbft tbe nvi oilviiAr wti i-ominilted j
unj r. t imti. d t; vote It fTfin, tli-ii fit nun i li. ji b '
tiii t pcuo-nrt-ii tt- y a line f tu U u, titan ouu buu-
dr',t m"- m rv " "r"- .n-ii-aud do nam aud im iuijim-
J I my j-i'iwu t'r vri"nif miii i-.iifcr mi w iur ;it:r :
ti; cm ll.r p-fUit of au) election iti tbit (nitDor.wvatlb.or I
nIih.II nfl-r l tn.-tkc anv u-b U t r wg r. ntbi-r I'V t.t- ;
bnl ;Te1auiati.a tbfrwf or by any .rtlt'D i-r pr.ii ted j
alriti'iu-iit or fi.aii. tic ir ii.th- nny tmiii t: m.ikr
Mich Irt-t or ain'r. upvut (.otiTiilioa tbvrrof bn or thty i
rliHil f,rt it aud i ay iLiv Uoifo tbv ainouutro bet or 1
OlT-T'd to t 1ft. i
If any imt-.-h uot br law .iia'.itiivlaliall framiuii'iitly ;
TM at au Intit.a in lliir- tonint-inaealtb, or br:ns
7 r'fi.d .id vou o. t . i i.w rrur . lUtr.rt, ,
or if liy V '''-u rdi wot); tbr wont itf fUrli (luahnradDa
gnaii aij r prtwuro sucb 'iritH-n In Ti.te, lb i-ftvciu on
rou.btu.n Miail u- fiutil iu any nnt ik t .- in:,' two
o'ir.oiira aud be .tiiiied llr auy u,iiu nt j
if oy p-r.H.B nbai! T..tn td more thanon eltrtion
ditiun.r o(iuri-f riai:.ini-tiy v- if uor than hm
on tit aiu dav, or fbail friutdulsulU t and deliver t
lothai..jt..r tati.betatoJirtUer ith Ibeiufnt ilte- 1
miiy to tf nr atTiw ai.J i r.un anothrr to t.fa j
tii-y fo ;f. ndiiiij baii ...,.. riiou i fmi iu ai-y '
TO,n 1,"t tban bf'y nor mr tban He hmvlre.t dot- (
Ur,kuU hrlUi,timaaull,:aiziiiim!aLimunUa
tw0we month.'. I
"If any vrjn not ijnjlfixl to vnte in this Ceninnn- ;
wiailli, aiii aMy to luw, l'Xci'l t the suns iifnunl.ft.it
M,u,Ml lnw ;tauy u, ;U.T lh. ,
lurp..sr of iinu-tirrts or or liitlni-nrine tlie rttlzns-
Maatilied. o v. t.-, lie tl-all no eoanrtil.il, lorfrit aud ay .
aov ,1110 not es.wiinit our liui drcj dollars for sr. ry
ra.li oCetH-e, anl be uupnsoaui (uranj term notexemi. ,
iug iiir.-, m. utiis.' , ,
Agreeably to the provisions nf the sixty-1
"r,t cuim f said act "every General and ,
special e'ection shall be opened between the !
nonrs rf eight and ten in the forenoon, and t
n11 eontinue nntil seven o'clock in ihe even-
" wh,-n the Voiis !-baM ,,e closed." j
'l nf Return Judges of the several districts '
meet in the Court Honse at Lewisbnrg, I
on the third day after ihe elcctiou, (being Vn-
'y. the 17th day of October,) to do and per- ,
""5 Aaiit- enjoined on them by law.
The R'torn Judges of Union. Snyder and
Juniata counties are required in meet at the
Court House in the borough of Lewisburz
" h ' "f October.., make out returns
for Ihe member of Assembly.
Dele I at Lewisburg. this 10th day of
Frpl. A. D. one thousand eight hnndred and
i. . . i r. niTinih- t-i a-
"" ' .' W-
thofiff Office, Lewisburg, fept. 10, leiC. J
West Branch Farmer September 19, 1856.
It hie, AisiorScan & Republican
Liberty and Union, now and for erer, on and
lnieparable." Uasim. Wueitta.
TheConctitution or the United Stnte 1 an In-trument
not of lamii-lniu- but of ultimate and nnirer-al Vrrrdom.
It wan o oiinteinp!ti-d by theOreat ln who framed it,
oi the World ha e.. recanied it. Tlie Nrttonal MaJ,
Uit U it nnlbol, in the Imoner of I.IBK11TV it white
.i f..'-i. .i-mlNiln of KeTohttionarT trial, of the
ne Vi.lnn
it....- ...t eivn liintrnM!ian! iniUelinhalile
aUU I tie UloOU oi parruiOT. vtm . -
oiden firea of Ood'a tirmauient I" N.P.lIiJUia, Ja.
.,,,,,,,,. n. ,rP (,. w,
aurbUy ;-iT .nil reer Mil wi ft-, ttt rzlrnd Woeery
seer irrnMrg wh,;i U dfCl not (. ' Uk CLJI.
1 Jioijui K. rocliran, of a ork Co
fia AtOHOS US!KL.
Uarvln IMieJpn, of Armstrong Co
FoSiiiVKtoKitssnsl
llarUi'tV LaportC, of Bradfurd Co
For Congress,
JOHN C. KUNKEL, of Ilarrisburg
For Representative,
M. H. TAGGART of Union Co.
For Associate Judge,
JOHN W. tilMONTOM, of ButTaloe
For Prothonotary, -Vc.
JAMKS V. SANDS, of Millliuburg
For Countv Commissioner,
WILLIAM KUHL,of West BufTaloe
For District Altornev,
JA.MKS It. II A M LIN, of Lewisburg N. W
For County Auditor,
JOHN D. BOGAR, of New Berlin
Pennsylvania Democratic Ticktt. ,
RrsrJrrj. That In the repeal of the act known as tho
sliouri mmprotoie set. and the pa5s.-u(ii of the act or
jranisinir tlie 'i'erriaories of Kausus and Nebraska, free
I'rotTl tine institutional rei-tri- lions. the laet Coii-zreHS
I'KKKORMKK A I)K Or PAilllOTIi; SACKIFICK in
ineetin the demands of sectional ext-iteineut by umliar
ken adherence lo tbe fiiniiaiuentaj law.
ifemared. Thill we fully pinlose Hie nilministmtlon of
Pre-l lent l-lraci as NATIONAL, r'AITHH L. AND Es
FK'IKNT fully eiiual to all the imtiortant em-rjrencies
elttclt Hie ronnlry has had lo eneouuter, and that he has
eotthily nialutaiued her interesu and honor at home
nd abroad.
7Vic fiirwinq it a portion nftht Ptittorm oftht OmmttuM
HiViic'A nomotiiftd tir. uHowmi tAiiid'data :
C.tnil Oimminii.mr OF.oKllr; SCOTT, pf Colnvnbfa Co.
Attht'r :n.-ru1 JACOB J-llV. of i.ntiriireery Cw.
Surrryr Antral -lOll.S UoWF. of Franklin Co.
Commissioner. At the urgent reuest
of my friends, I oiler myself as a Volunteer
Candidate for re-election to the office of Com
missionerof Union county at the next ctrx-.tinn.
July at (iEO. SCHOCH.
I'lease announce JOH.V M.C.KAN'CK Esq.
of Mitl!inbnn as a Volimteercandidateforthe
une of UiNtrict Atlorney at ibe Octo
ber Election. lie is a native ot our county,
of large and respectable family connections,
of good character and attainments, and has
had that experience in the practice of the Law
which is indispensably necessary for a safe
execution of the delicate duties of that impor
tant Oilice. WEST BUFKAI.OE
To the Voters 0 Union County:
Ki.lliiw CiTixcws I oiler mysplf a a can
didate for re-election to the olEce of ?roth
OllOSvr and Clerk of the several Courts
ol Union county. Should I be elected.I flatter
mvself that the discharge of the duties of said
otlices heretofore by me, is sufficient pledge of
my prompt attention to and discbarge of the
duties of said oll'tces with fiileliiv.
Lewisburg.JulyS. SAMUEL ROUSH.
AYER'S
Cathartic Pills,
(SUGAR COATED,)
UI IUM TO
CIEAKSE THE BLOOD CUBE THE SICK
lAwallda. Katbers Mother a, Phyalelaiat
Plalleuailtroplatfl, read their Kffecla9
nd Jndg of their Virtitca.
for tor cure op
Headache, Sick HadM4if),iisteMtw
I'liT-BUKii, May 1, IH06.
DtJ.CAm. Fir: I hare been ivpvatriily carfd of
tlie worpt boadache any mmj can bave by a dum ur two
of yoar It afeniJi toajWfnafunl tt.niach.wbirh
tbey rlranan at ono. If tbey will cure otbera aa Uwj do
me. tha fact ta worth knowiur.
Youra with great rnajwrt, KD. W. PRKKLK,
Ctfrk of Steamer CUtrum.
Bilious Disorders and JLiver Complaints
DipiutmiiT or tbi IfimioB,
Washoiotox, D. C. T Feb 1H6. f
fts: I harp used yonr l'illa in my grnt-rat and hwpjtal
prartlre ever idnce ynn made them, anil ran not healtato to
aay tby are tlif brat eatlianic we ptnploy. Tbtdr ro
latinr artfon on the Ktvr htqtiirk f.nd rbvidrd. conMrjtientv
ly tliey an an admirable miify for dniiigcminta of ttiat
or pan. InWd, I hare tflrbtm fonnd a rase of bdiam dteV
mm ao o)tinat that It did not irewi.lv ywld to tb-nt.
1'rateruaJly yours, ALONZtJ HALL, M D.
Physician of iivt Marine UotintaL
Dysentery, Helai, and Worms
tVCT rtmct, IIabtlamt), Ut. Oo Mirn Not. lfi. 1R5.
Pa. Am: Vuur Pills are tbe ptrrfex-Uon of tnfdicine.
They have done my wife) more avd than I can tell rem.
Clm bad betm ait It and piiiuifc away for month. $mt
off to be doctfired at (trvat expenm, but jrot no better. Phe
then ootnitiencud taking your ljlla,whKh aoon c"p-J -"t
by exjafiliUrE larjfn qiuuititi of wwrmet fdoaiO from her
Nvfty. 'ihvy aflerwanlii cured bur and our two children
of bloody dyaentfrr. One of ourneibhoraha.) it bad. and
my wife ciired bim with two do uf your filla, while
other ammid im pturl from Are to twenty dt)lara doctors
til la, and lost mncb time, without binit cured entirely
Ten then, facb a me.Ucine an youra, which ia actually
good and honest, will be riMd here.
(J tO. J. tilUFFTV, Ihthmmtler.
InditTestlon and Imparity of the Blood
From Hex. J. V. liimtt, IfiMor of Advent tTViUreA, BntUm,
Dk. Am: I hare need yonr Pilla with extraordinary
ancrem in my familyand ainonp thoee I am raileil toviflit
fai diatrea. To rtulat the organ of digi-ation and puilfy
the blood they are the Tery best remedy I have ever
known, and 1 can cmifldentljr reconuueiid them to mw
frienda. Yonn. J. V. DIMES. ;
Warsaw, W tow-to Co. N. Oct 24, 1865.
Dtum 9n : 1 am null. yonr Catliartic Pills in my prat
tire, nd Ami tlii'tn au excellent purgative to cUaaoae ibo
ayatem and purify the fountains of tbe Mood.
JOHN G. ME AC II AM, H. D.
Erysipelna, Scrornla King's Evil, Tetter,
Tumon, nnd Salt Rheum
From F'Ttcartiing Mrchant of S. Ltmit to. 4, 1856.
Pa. Am : Yonr Pills are tbe paratron of all that fa
great In medirine. They have cnrtnl my little daug-hter
af alcermis sores npon hr hands and fret tliat bad proved
Inmrable for years. Her mother has been lone trrievona
ly arflictfd with blotchea and pimples on her skin and in
her hair. After our child was oared, she also tried toot
fills, and they have cured ber. ASA MottiiKIlfciE.
Rhenmatism Nenralteia and Gout
From tM Ber. Dr. Hawlet, aftU Mtt'rix Church.
Pclaski llorsK. gVAjrn. Ja.. Jan. ft, ISoO.
TIonoKn) gia : I abonld be anjcraleful for the relief yonr
skill has brought me if I did not report my case to you.
A cold settled in my limbs and brought on exrmriating
neuralgic paina, which ended in ch runic rbeumatum.
KotwitltHtandinf; I had the lmt of phyabiana, tbe diseasa
Urew worse and worse, nntil. by the advice of your excel
lent agent in Haiti more. In. Mackenzie. 1 tried yonr Pilla.
Their effects were slow, but sure. Uy peravveriiig in Ut
nae of ib cm I atn now entirely well.
8xHATi Chahbex, Baton Rotjor. La S Dec 1A06.
It. Atbk: 1 have been entirely cored by yonr Pills of
Rheumatic Uoot a painful diseaae that bad afflicted ma
fur yew. VINCENT 81 1 DULL.
For Dropsy, Plethora, or kindred lom
tlatnta, reyuiriiig an active purge, tbey axe an excel
k-ut remedy.
For Costiveness or Constipation and as
a Ulnaicr PHI, they are agreeable and effectual.
Fits Suppression Paralysis Inflnmma
tlon. and even Ueafucaa, and Pavrtlal lll.tad
Mesa, have been cored by tbe alterative action of Uieea
Most of the pills In market contain Mercury, which, a
thonsih a Taliable remedy in skilful hands. Is danrerona
In a public pill, from the dreadful coneqitfnc that fre
fuently fi'Uow itm incautious use. T'se contain no soar
eury or mineral sttbstance whatever.
AYER'S CHERRY PEbTORAL
FOR TTIK RAPID CCRC Of
COFIIS,COI.DS, HOAHSKSF.SS, IMFLTJw
BRZA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPMQ
coren, croi p, asthma, in-
CIP1KKT CUKstlUPTlUN,
and frr the relief of consoiupUfe paUeota in advanced
atafrea of the dleeeae.
We need not apeak to the frablie of lie vtrtweff.
Thron,-hwt every town, and elmeet every hamlet of tbe
America Utatee. Ma wonilerful mras of pulmouary cofa
plainfa have made tt alreaily known. May, few are tbe
tajnibes in any civlllted conntryon tills continent without
(ine personal experience of its cftvets ; and fewer yet the
. k.-. b I - w 1. Il . w. n... kmMi. .hun
some livina trophy oT Its victory over the entitle and dan-
Kerens diagaave of the throat and Innea. bile it is the ;
Dioat powerfol anthlote yet known to man for the I. mil-
stable and danierous diseases of the pulmonary orxana, It
Is atoo the nleasanteat and ealeet remedy that can l en-
ptoycat for intuit, and yonng pereoM. Parenu ahonld
lave It In St., apiinst the Insidious enemy that Meal
troon them nnorenared.
pared. e have almndant .round.
1 l y tlx
svmnuoTai H prevents thu those it can. Keep it bjrt
yon. and cure your colda while they are curable, nor nets,
iart them nntil ao haman skill can master the Inexorable)
canker that, fastened on the vitals, eats your life away.'
All know the dreadful fatality of lang disorder, and as
they know too the virtue of lids remedy, we need not do'
mure than toasanr them it hi sbll mad the beat It can
las. We spare no cost, no care, no toil to produce it the.
most perfect pnasihie. and thus afford those who rely caa
it tha hnt afl-nt i-rh..ni ......uh Sjr their cure.'
PBEPAEED BT DL J. C. AYEB,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Kastv
- ' ANB sold ar
C. W. Pcn-ima, and Christ k rili.wm.I.ewMmre:
Mill, a lioiuskai t MiCiul urg ;.J.rciu w,.Mdtoa i
T GOLDSMITH & BROS, have just ree'd
, a new and fashionable assortment of
Silk, Fur and Wool HATS ) also. CAPS of
the latest style, which will be sold ai theiow
t Philadelphia prices. Come and ev
Lewisburg, Sept. IS, 18S6.
AMoniblfi At the request of nomer
ous friends, JOHN WILT, of Hartley town
ship, will be an Independent Candidate tbr
Kvpresentaiive of this District in the General
A ssembly of this Slate, at the coming October
Election Sept. II, 1856.
Singing Classes.
MR.'J. W. ALEXANDER
tends to resume his ap-
tmenu in Lewisburg,
HIS WEEK, Thursday,
Sept. 18ih
Junior Class at 5J P. M.
Keenlar classes in Ihe evening
lAl Ammons Hall. To be continued da
ring the Fall and Winter. All favorable to
improvement, are invited lo join in sustaining
the ell'ort. Lewisburg, Sept. J, '56.
utiivEHsrre SCHOOLS !
rPIIE Finter Session of all the Schools
jL of the University will open with a full
corps of Teachers, on TbUrttdajTy Sep-Icuibi-r
'25, ISiS.
Theological Department Tuition Free,
Collegiate
Academic
$:I0 per annum.
Classical 20
English $15 -Regular
course $30 -Primary
$i0
Female Institute "
Sept. 9, 1 856.
Dr. I. Brugger,
HOMlEOPATIIIC Physician,
corner of Market and Fonnh streets.
nm&tO LEWISHUKG, VA
Pamphlet Laws.
"YTOTICE is hereby given that the
i. Quota of Ihe Pamphlet Laws of the last
Session of the Legislature have been received
at the Prothonotary's oilice of Union County
far dietrtbntloll to thcee entitled lo the same.
SAMUEL ROUSH, Proth y.
Prothonotary's office Lewisburg Aug. 14, '56
01 MORTGAGE FOR SALE.
tj)l, A1V Will be sold at a discount
Is well secured, froperty near Lewisburg.
Inquire at the Chronicle" office.
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
"VT OTIt'E is hereby given lo all fon-
X i cerned.ihat the following named persons
have sealed their accounts in tbe Keiristrr's
Oilice at Lewisburg, I.'nioo aouolv, and that
ihe said accounts will be presented for confir
mation and allowance al tbe Orphans Court,
to be held at LEWISBCRU, for the county of
Union, on Ihe third Knday of SEPT. neit,
being the l'Jih day of said month, viz : .
1. The accouut of Zacheus Gordon, Exec
tor of Willis Uordon, late of Perry township,
dee'd.
2. The account of Jacob ReicMey, Admin
istrator 1'e bonis non with the will annexed of
Henry Thomas, late of Ueaver tp, dee'd.
3. The filial account of George Beavrr,
Administrator ol Ludwig Uenfor.late of Jack
son tp. dee'd.
4. The account of John Smith, Adrainistra-
i tor with the will annexed of Leonard Smith,
I late of Hartley tp, dee'd.
5. The account of John Benner and George
' Uenner, Executors of John Benner, late of
T Vnton county, dee'd.
' 6. The account of Jacob Broncher and
i Samuel Wilt, Executors of Juhn brown, late
: of Hartley, dee'd.
I 7. The account of David Kline and Wm.
! Smith, Executors of John Kline, late of West
' Beaver tp, dee'd.
8. The final account of Samuel Marshall
! and David Kamsey.Extcutnrs of Dan. Kanck,
late of White Deer Ip, dee'd.
' 9. The account Alexander Penny and J.H.
Knox. Electors of Hugh Penny, late of East
Uuir.iloe. dee'd.
1(1. The account of William Elliot, Admin-
Htrator of Robert Logan, late of East BurTaloe
i tp, dee'd.
11. The first account of IJ. F. Van Boskirk,
Administrator of Kjhard Van Boskirk, late of
Millliuburg, dee'd.
12. The account of Mark Halfpenny, snrvt-
ring Executor of William rosier, late of Har
tley tp. ilec'd.
13. The aceonnt of Daniel Smoaker, Guar
dian of Barbara Kennegy and others, minor
children of Absolem Kennegy, late of West
Butlaloe, dee'd.
; 14. The acconnt nf Daniel S. Miller, Guar
i dian of Mary Ellen Iddings and others, minor
! children of Henry Iddings; late of West BufT
aloe tp, dee'd.
13. The account of Catharine Wolfe, Guar
dian of Samuel L. Wolfe and others, minor
children of Samuel Wolfe, late of the Borough
of Lewisburg. dee'd.
j lfi. The account of Catharine Wolfe, Com
mittee of James Wolfe. a son of Samuel Wolfe
late of Lewisburg, dee'd.
j 17. The second account of Abner M. Law.
I she. Guardian of Mary Ellen and W.H.Woire,
two of the children of Samuel Wolfe, late of
! the Borough of Lewishnrir, dee'd.
J. W. PEXNINGTON, Regr.
Register's Oilice, Lewisburg.August 1S.1P56
91. H. Dersham, SI. D.,
HAVING permanently located in Le
wisburg, Pa., respectfully tenders his
Professional Services to the citizens of this
town and vicinity, hoping by prompt attention
to the duties of his profession to merit a share
of their patrouage. Attention will also be paid
toChronic Diseases of every natue,and treated
witn unparalleled success.
Da. DERSHAM graduated at the renowned
Arilerican Electtc Medical College.Cincinnati,
naving nrst siuuiea tne uid or Allopathic syv
tem of medicine, and attended Lectures in one
j of the Old School Medical Colleges of Philad- 1
elphia; but becoming convinced of the super-
j iority of the Newor American Eclectie system, '
he commenced its study, and attended two
courses of Lectures in the Reformed or Ame- j
I rican Eclectic Medical College of the (jueen
City of the West. This Institution, although j
! yet in its infancy, has no snperior in th.tireat West. and
has alrraily annually mure Suub-ntr thsn the four other
i Medical Colltfr. of CiiM-inuaU eomtined. It ia armlina: '
! i-liysicians tn all parti of i.ur ginhe.and in Ohio, Indiana, j
i ai'- thi-y will soon be more numerous than any other I
I cine, of phytiriane.
1 11. prinripiil ditT-renre hetween the RelKnried fnewWr !
fMt-ctir.aiKi ibe old Allopathic .yst.m of ineiireine. is this;
j tlie Sew .eltiiol uses no mi-diiiiuil agent that is in any
way ii.juri.ius lo tne numau system, sucn aa lalonvt-l.
Arsenic, Antimony. Ac; f-r superb and harmless ajnta f
have nf late years hern discovered, (hy the ever literal
and rnui-f-ssive phyi-ii-ians of the New A-honl.) that are
cumpli-te sulislltules liar tlwee di-leti-rious niJWue.tCa-
Inane), Ac.:) theref re we have no ne.,1 for them. With '
these valuable new agents, and all those ttt the Old or
Allopstbtc srl-nol escept tne few poisons mentioned above.
and all tbe Imprnvements of every other svsteas of aaedi-
; cine, (us tlie tlnimrpathic liydntpathic,Thom.onian. Ac.) 1
uaiij iinwe. - smiw rwrante uiaL were onoe MDIMHT..
impnssihle, and that too without brenkinft ikiwn the eon
stitution. and ereatinir other diseases, as Debility, Kheu
malinra. tynprpsia, hirer Disease, I'h-erated Sore Thr-jaL
Diseased Uonea, premature l.ose of teeth, Ae.
Tne ew frchool certainly claims a rrest suneTiocitv I
the Irt.-ilmt.nl of .11 riiau-. I , k.. K.. : .
Clinii al repurta that the mortality takl-,. .!, diT JJL
tosyther to less than 2 per cent; that of Asiatic rhohT
to only 5 per cent. ""lauctnolera
this Is an'a of prtw and '.mrroTemMita. and the
New drhool is always prrerelei.nr niti brliho.r!d daw.
br d,,tir rnd .d ,uti ..,..-1 HISS
vn BKHIK at the j 1,
. B. mm t at the . end f Market St.
CIS
Portrait of John C. Fremont
The most correct likeness ever made ; ex
ecuted in the highest style of Art, and
printed on fine India papef, published and
for sale. Wholesale and Retail, by
L. .Al Rosenthal, Lithayraplier,
N.W. corner Fifth and Chestnut Streets,
Philadelphia. Size of paper, 17x26. Retail
price, $i. A liberal discount will be allowed
thoe wishing to sell again.
AGENTS WANTED.
Heal Estate.
For Sale.
A VALUABLE PROPERTY on North
Front street, aear Market, Lewisburg.
A good BKICK HOUSE and suitable Out
Boildings are erected. Enquire al THIS
OFFICE. Lewisburg, Sept. 12, 1856vt4.
University Lots for Sale.
WILL be offered on Friday, October
a I, 1K5C, at Public Sale, some
QO HUILDINO LOTS.
The sale will lake place on the grounds at 10
o'clock A. M. commencing on Itrowo street,
or Belinserove road, near John Donacby'a.
Term made known at Ibe sale.
A. K. BELL.
Gea. Ag'tAc, University at Lewisburg.
Sept. 9, 1856.
VALUABLE rAHKS
AT Private Sale..-Tlie subscriber
offers at Private Sale tbe following val
uable Farms :
So. I. Situate ia Turbett township, Jun
iata county, containing 200 icres, about
175 acres of which are cleared aud in a high 1
state of good cultivation the balance well :
set with Timber. The improvement,
are a wood L03 Uwelliiig House, BAKKJLauL
UARN,and other necessary Oalliuiliiingj ;
JU There is also an excellent Apple Orchard '
on the premises. Several Springs of line ,
Water are convenient to the improvement !
So, la. On which the subscriber resides, '
situate in Beale township, county aforesaid, !
containing 2 1 1 ACT CN, about Two Hund
red of which are cleared, and the balance
well-Umbered. The improvements on litis
Farm are a good KHAME HOUSE..--
BANK BARN, and all other necessary JlLI
oul-buildines jn food condition. '1 here are I
two other Dwelling Houses ou this property.
rfjxAlso two ORCHARDS of choice, ?rali- j
2?ed fruit, comprisins Apple, Vear, Peanu, j
Cherry, Plum, eke, of the very best varieties,
all in good bearing condition. Several springs I
nf Water are convenient on the premises, j
This farm is in a very high state ct cultivation,
and under good fence.
The above Farms are within 8 miles of the
Pennsylvania Railroad and Canal, and are
among the best in Tosearora Valley. Their
location is a very healthy one, and they are
convenient to Churches. Schools, Mills, Ac.
Persons in want of a desirable property wonld
do well to call and examine the above, as I am
determined to sell. WILLIAM OKESO.N.
Sept. 12, 18Stiw3
First Class Limestone Farm
IOR Sale, in White Deer Valley,
Lycoming County, two miles from the
Canal and Railroad, on the road from Lewis
burg to Jersey Mutc It contains lfJO
acres, in a good stale of cultivation. It
has an Orchard, fir! class Barn, good House,
and other Outbuildings.
Call on MATTHEW BROWN, Uniontown,
fur further particulars, or on the Editor of the
Chronicle. Aug. 16, 156.
Orphan' oi:i t male.
T IMESTOXE Farm, near :.Ii:ton...In
A.J pursuance of an order of tlie Orphans'
Court of Northumberland Coui.tv, will be
exposed to Public fc'aie ou the premises, on
Soturdny the '27th day f S-pt.
next, a valuable FARM, si:uated in Turbut
township, Nortli'd County, about 2 miles
east of Milton. The Land is of the beM
Limestone quality, with valuable improve
ments, consisting of a
IaAllGi: ti.WK RAT IX.
nearly new. a lnrge KUA.VtE mv ELI. I.Mi
HOUSE, with the necessary ouilmildings,
two wells of water, one at the House, the
other at the Barn-yard, Also, au ORCHARD
of Fruit Trees, &c, &c, being the tract as
signated as purport A.
Bounded by lands of Charles Hottenstine,
Wm. Marsh and others, containing aoout
90 ac res, more or It's". Also all
that certain lot of ground situate in the Bor
ough of Milton, county aforesaid, and de
scribed as follows, viz : Bounded on the north
by Locust street, on the east by lot of (leorze
Correy, on the south by lot of J. L. Aiitin,
and on the west by the Sunhury and Erie
Railroad Coropanv, on which are erected a
luo Storey Frame; Hon- ana
oil cry.
Late tlie estate of flumes Marsh, dee'd.
Pale to commence at 10 o'clock ot said day,
when the terms of sale will b- made known
by WM. MARSH,
GRIUCSMAKSir.
By order of ihe Court. .Ii.'r.
C. BOYD PURSEL, Clerk.
August 13, 185S.
Sheriff's Sale.
BY virtue of a writ of Vend. Ex. is
sued out of Ihe Court of Common Pleas
of Cnion county, will be exposed to Public
Sale at the house of David Herr, in Lewis
hurg, on Mi.wnax.the ISth of Sf ptember next,
the following described real property, lo wit :
A certain Lot of Ground situated in the
borough of Lewisburg, Lot No. -'J3, bounded
on the east by Front street, on the sooth by
Lot No. 292, on the west by Che-nut tree
alley, and on Ihe north by Lot No. '-'., con
taining feet front and 157.0 feet deep,
whereon is erected a Iwc-storey Brick
Dwelling House, a Summer House, andxi
other Out-buildings, with the appurtenances.
Seized and taken in execution and to be sold
as the properly of Charles F. Sehrjffle. ,
DANIEL D. CI LDIN, Sheriff, j
Sheriff's Office, Lewisburg, July Si, 1836
AUJ3JOU11XEI) SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
TITHE undersigned Assignees of Hiwar R.
I Noll, will oiler at Public Sale on the
premises, on Trisnav the lGih day of Sep
tember next, the following valuaile Real
Estate, to wit:
A lot of Ground fronting on Market street
in the borough of Lewisburg. I nion county,
on the corner of Market and Seventh streets,
in what is called Smith's Addition to Lewis
burg, containing 60 feet in breadth and 165
feet in depih, on which are erected aer-
first rate BRICK DWELLING House, aJLii
substantial and handsome Frame Stable, and
all other necessary Outbuildings. There are
Ijgalso on said Lot a variety of choice Fruit
.CTrees, and a never-failing Weil of excel
lent water.
Also THREE UXIMrROYED LOTS of
ground fronting on Market street and adjoin
ing the lot above described on Ihe west.which
are well calculated for Building Lots, being a
very handsome location. Said lots will be
sold separate.. - . . , .-,
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock P. M. of said
day, when terms will be made known hy
HUGH P. SHF.LLER,
GEORGE F. MILLER,
Lewisburg, July 4, 1856. Assignees. 4e.
Woollots and Small Farm for Sale.
To suit purchasers, on reasonable ternts.
THERE are 9 lots of Woodland, si
tuate in White Deer Tp, on Little Buf
Taloe Creek,about a mile above Guldin's store,
ranging Trom 14 to 21 acres each, well timb
ered with various kinds ol Oak, l'ine, Poplar,
and Chesnut.
The Farm contains about Mscres.of which
IS are cleared, ami has oa it a Two Story Log i
Onoui-s, a x.og otaute, spring ol W ater,
and Fruit trees of various Hinds. It ad
joins lands of John Hummel and Jacob Hart
man, abont 1 m.t from Gnldin's Store, in
White Deer tp.. Union On, Pa.
T-i above properly is offered at Private
Sale, by the subscriber,
GEORGE MEIXELL.
Kelly Tp, Aur.IO.'SS.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
TOR Sale. One lot n South Third
J street, a square and a half frota Market
Three Lots on Sooth Fourth street, two
sqnares from Market.
Tbe above are level Lots, veil located taf
well adapted to budding purposes.
W. H. ARMSTRONG,
Acting Ei'r of Wm. Armstrong, dee'd
Lewisburg, June 25, 1856
The Winter Session.
OF Mrs.Thompson's School forYonn
Ladies, will commence oa Wednesday,
Sepu 17, and continue six months. Instruc
tion will be giv?n in the various branches
usually taught in Seminaries of learning.
Particular care will be taken to have tha
pupils f.,rw bauits uf study and investigaiioa.
While a knowledge of the solid branches is
Considered of primmrtf importance, the orna
mental will be so interspersed to afford va
rieiy and at tbe same time cultivate the taste
Peneifing and several beaotilol styles of
Crayon P tinung will be taught, for which, as
well as Latin, French, Scedle-work and Music,
extra charges will be made.
Room in the German Reformed Chnrcb.
Terms Inr Knatisb 1 ranches from $12 to $) per year.
Cealinjrcat expenses $1 pes- year.
Administratrix' notice.
XTTHEilKAS, Letters of Administration to
ihe estate of Tuonas Koainsow, late
of the township of BufTaloe, county of Union,
deceased, hare been granted to the subscriber,
all persons indebted lo said estate are request-
ed fo make payment on or before the Cih day
of Peptembei next, and those having claims
against the same wilt present toeru daly
authenticated for settlement, at the late resid
ence of 'I nomas Robinson, dee'd.
MARY K. KOUl.NSOX.Admiaistratrix
ButTaloe, Aug. 16, 1856 pd
West Eranch Insurance Company,
OF Lock' Haven, Pa., insure Detached
Buildings, Stores, Merchandize, Farm
Property, and other buildings, and their con
tents, at moderate rates. Doing bnsiness on
bolhCash and Mutual plans; CapitaI,$.iUO,C00.r
DIRECTOnS.
Hon John J Pearce
John B Hall
("has A Mayer
('has Crist
Peter Dickinson
Hon C C ITarwey
T T Abrams
D J Jackmanv
W White
Thos Kitchen-
Hon. G. C. HARVEY. President:
T. T. ABRAMS, Vice Pres.
THOS KITCHEN, Secy.
JAMES B. HAMLIN, Aeent.
627 Lewisburg, Union Co. Pa.
i3Last Kotice.-uia
AS we wish to have the accounts of J
Hayes & Co. closed up. all persiins
knowing themselves indebted to the above
Firm, w ill please call and settle, as the sect's
will shortly be placed in the hands of a proper
otlicer for collection.
July 1. J. HATES & CO.
J. Goldsmith & Bro's.
Just Arrived VtW COOS !
'""aTOW is the winter of our discontent
made glorious summer" by the ar
rival of our NEW STOCK of
Spring and Scjuiir Goods,
consisting of the largest assortment of ME XX
WEAK ever before brought to the town of
Lewisburg. Our stock is complete, and we
are se'liug at very reduced prices. All of our
GuorN are selected by ourselves and manufac
tured in our own establishment in Philad. viz
Black, Brown, Blue, Green, Claret and Plaid
Broadcloth and Cassi mere Dress. Frock and
Sack Coats, au well aa
FANCY CLOTHING
of eveiy description Vests of Cas!imere,Stlk
and Satin, all made after the latest fashions,
and warramed to he well rcatle. Also White
Marseilles Vesls.While Linen Vesta and Pania,
and every variety of goods usually found in a
Genthmen's i'uiuithiny EftobiiJintent,
including Gloves, Hosiery, Neckcloths, Stocks
Drawers. Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Under,
shirts, &.c. Also a ercat variety of Fancy
Articles. Also HAT., Caps lor Spring anil
Summer wear. Umbrellas, Carpel Bags, etc
There will be crowds atter.diag our next
month's Court, therefore we have hud ia a
much larger Mock, than we otherwise would.
have dune. Our motto is "Quick Sales and
Small Prtlits,"and to this motto we adhere.
N.B. We would panirnlarly call the atten
tion of Parents to our stock of Boys" Ciorsnxa,
and also that Goods will be carefully mad ts
order. Particular attention paid toorders from
the country. Lewisburg, April, 165
COAL! COAL!
COAL ! The undersigned would res
pectfully inform the citizens of Lewisburg
and vicinity, as well as persons in adjoining
towns, that he keeps constantly oa hand a
supply rf SHAMVKLX and W JLKS-BARKE
CUAL, (ur Stove and other purposes, of every
variety and size, and will deliver Coal et prrenaw deslriar.
it. aa he has a tesra for that purpose. Having erected a)
pair of imod WKIllli WALKS, he can assure persru
purrhasine 1'oal that they wUI get full wearht, and Una
pay nnlj for what they receive.
Coal can be had at the lowest Cash prVea at hi Tard,
a few v.-rits fn-m .Mr. W cuiensaul's UoleU
ail kinds will he sttt nded tn at hie real
Tard. (iKOKOK HOLiTKlfc.
ltrwi-ihure. May 13. 1WS
teAlso lilackximh's Coal.
A FRESH SUPPLY
OF Drujss, Medicines, Books, Notions,
Varieties. Stationery, Ac. pnrchaed ta
New York and Philad. markets. Ins just been
tee'd at the Old Mammoth Drug Store of
CHRIST A: CALDWELL Lewisburg.
) LASS Jars, for Picklintr and Preserving.
JT Quarts and Half Gallons, for sale cheap
br CHRIST a CAI-DWELI-
D R.GREEN'S AROMATIC SAP.a certain
cure for Dyspepsia and diseases arising
from an impure stste of the etnaarh alaa n sure pre
ventive of ft ."Alt AyD AGT'E priee Ti eta. per bottle,
for sale hy CUKIST a CALDK KLL.
APORIFIER, or Concentrated Lye war
ranled to make Soap without Lime, and
with tittle trouble. With cne cakeof Lyeand fourpooea.
soap Fat, yon -an make fifteen rmllona goos) soft 80s.,
llard soap can be mad iu the same way. For sale If
riiKtsT t fMi.nwri.h.
E AYES' V HITE GREASE, for Waggons.
Ba, it'iCsgagts, Omnibuses, Stages, etc
a superior article, h;al. by CltKlsT 1 CaLOHnXL.
C. W. SCHAFFLE'S
WHOLESALE and RETAIL-
Drug and Chemical Emporium.
Mattel street - - - Lewisburg. Pa.
ClOCKS all binds nf 8-day and
30-hour Brass Clucks and patent lever
time-nieces. Brass b-iiay clucks i
brass 30-hourclocks as low as $1. All rloc.s
warranted for one year at J. L. YODER'S
PLATED WARE Cake and card Baskets
Table Forks, Spoons and Butter Knives,
Teaspoons silver-plated on the best tier man
silver, $1 per J doz. All goods warranted tt
give satisfaction. AU kinds of Engraving al
the shortest notice at J. L. YOBER'S.
. FAKRIEHY.
IIIE subscriber offers his services
in curing Horses of Poll Evil or Ftsro''
He will cure Horses of either of these afflie
tious for $. or make ao charge if not suc
cessful. Here is an opportunity for every one
whose horses are afilitiet, M restore the '
health and working order. Residence on mj
Farm in Kellv Tp, near Lewisburg.
Ang. 10. 185S. ' GEORGE MKIxELL.
I L ASTER at
BEATER KREMER"