William VanGeier,
ATTORNEY at Law,
Lcwlsbarg, I'tWoa C., Pa.
tyoffice on South Second St- recently by
H C Hiekok, Esq. 674
Agricultural.
Chester County
ONE and Two Horse Endless Chain
POWER. The undersigned being con
vinced hy practical experience of the superi
ority ot andrnlictt I read rower over me or
dinary five horse power now in use in the
West Branch country .for threshing out grain,
have purchased the patterns and right to
make tliem. We are now making and have
on hand a large nnmber, which we propose
to introduce on the plan if they don't answer
to the letter of the guarantee given with each
of them, the machine will be taken back and
the money refunded, if paid. They are now
almost the only entire Threshing Machines
in use in Chester, Montgomery, Berks and
Delaware comities. Their advantages are
that they will do almost double the work, ac
cording to the number of horses used, than
the old machi ie will do; t"? they will save
at least two hands ;i4! and Threshing can
all be done snugly clo'ej up in the barns, in
wet days, when the hands would he otherwise
unemployed. T. CHL'KCH A CO.
Hartleton. Cnion Co., Pa. lmC15
Caution, and Notice.
Knowallmen
-r . ema, ana j..
3(lth day of
June, 1856, pur
"chasedtheentire
right, title, and
NVlTrihi.tt'F1 interest to man-
nufacture and sell the
PLATFORM BEE-HIVE
invented and patented by Sylvester Davis, of
Claremont, IV. in the tollowing 1 ownsuips
and Boroughs in Union county, viz. White
Deer, Kelly, Buffaloe, West Buffuloe, Mifflin
burg, Hartley, Limestone, Jackson, and New
Berlin. All peons are therefore cautioned
against manufacturing or purchasing said
Bee-Hive unless duly authorized by said High
and Dersham. Rights to make and use the
above Hives in the foregoing Townships and
Boroughs, for sale on reasonable terms. A
sinele risht for 5. H. A D.
r-Tbi Hive bast-then theBrstpretnluineattheState
and t'nnnlv Fun m I., . u., .wuss, inn., hm vuiu, iu
ihr rail or ik.
With this II ire. any one msy keep Bees, with perfect
Mft.lT and inrerff, nine all difficult and uncertainty
arr entirely removed.
Tlie Bee mar bemads tonearas fromonenr morehiTes.
or may Im condie-ted into any number of hives witktut
rawrvstea. and still have a tun iupi9 V v"-
The rl.es are entirely finmrcttd frnm thf. rise M-'h and
other hMrii wblew annoy and ruin the Wees. This we
vcrre.t. it aaeaaiwd seeardiua; lo the directloBS which
are riven in the h.-a.
In lite rrns- the weee hare an opportunity tnesereiee
ad clear the hltb front their hives, without Hying out to
die OB toe .
The lilih can ha at any time remorcd from the hives
Bttbouf disnirhws: the Heea.
The Bees ran he Irsn.ferred an often SS neearsary, to
glee them new romh. sol without killing them.
It prevents ail pns.ih.lltr of rhhinff. white fecdim-.
It ia Ihurouichly ventilated throughout f.-ed-d rawer,
hives. n'fiey.Dns.es add chambers.
The work and propria" of tlie lie.' may be aeea in the
hives, honey-boles and teed-drawers. ttt9
Great Improvements !
H issey's American Reaper k Blower
i. OA lS.jC.a.This Machine was put
i i'i stirrful operation in ISH3, and con
i -, '. in f.r only K'-aper and Mowing Ma
. -!.:n.' it. ;lic W.iri l ..f airy prat.cal alue n.
it ?!f (vr!ve rears after its introduction.
Other Keapers are now offered with glowing
Advertisements anl Certificates of Gold and
Silver Medals. But the Farmer, in search of
the bei Reaper, and not posted in the matter,
had better see a little further. One of the
other Reapers took the great meial in Knpland,
at the premature trial in 1851; before the close
of the harvest of the same year, however it
was totally beaten by a HI SsfcY liKAITK.
which received the unanimau award of an
ltn partial Jury of twe! ve English farmers. The
fact is that Hnssey's marhtne is achieving a
series of triumphs in England, and rapidly ob
taining thai pre-eminent position there, which
it ha already secured in th landi'f its origin.
If there isnnv value in CI vears experience
in building Rpapers. and lining thfiu in the
harvest 6eld. OBED HL'SSKY, the Father of
Reapers, c; n claim it. All who are satisfied
with ih- TirT I.CAPEK AM MOVVKK.can
be suplied bv sending their orders early in the
season, as the crops indicate a large demand,
and we can not have over 200 Reapers ready
for the vast harvest of 1856
We would refer to the following gentlemen,
who have used Hnsey's machines for several
years, and will testify to their snpeiiority:
VMOV At KNYTiFTl COt'NTY.
Tan" Frf, fl-rj .Tii'n ?itr. Jnhn Mnch, af.mtn-1
pTt'in.-. J h. 7lr-. J ' llili-h. J:i" Kitlil. J. i
:ir-t-!i, lr.!ii Atirat.il- 1 1 ftn-'t- flm.-nn. Oori'- Kt s-
U . - : . l.i. r. . lil. l :-.'M-..rv -V,,r. J-'!-T!
t.i-t. tv, .It.si.-! : tt Vi--.r. ViM V i ti.
At ri.in W.tl H ri'i'" I. I.,(itr J.ulil ..-" Ken-
I-;. i r. .I' i ii rnT". Srttnt K..ri- r . Kin-'ti:' 1 I . ' i ;i p. II -rv
VuM.fyru Un.wM. i m. t " v-. r Jolm t if-t.iirim,
Wilwin r..i.n. t-hn Vnn In!.ii V. F':v. I l't-r
NOltTITl" M T.KHt, SD nH'NTY.
Sun.uH I'Mialiin. Jhn M'UaMti. WiHi tin T-lhir,
Javnlt M'lTtnnn !rr?r' Kinri'lT. ii" r? lir ii..r'.f
J ttsul. John K. Il-l'rr. Wil'iam Sn4-lc. Wiittam II l
lw-ric Frwlt-tii k, Tlm'-i StrtwKri.lr-. m U nlt.-r-.
Jan. NVflot. J.ph M Nf-l it. A. K. Kin. J It. Prtt
1t. Thotnai J..lmston. Jt-lm 4 Win. Il:itn. r.lt' h rt Curry.
Jam II Jtu-tv I, An.fi) VncTin. J. i. k 0. Itiirh. ln.it
raoajtv U.JamU Rwtl. M-UT A Shuinaa. Anthony k
Wn, SnydiT, Jlm CVaoptr. Jfnw- C. llurtou.titro. t'oorad.
MONTOUR COUNTY.
Jacob Phtilti!. Mny Vrry lrb,rt. ttaTM Owrfc. Jaroh
Whl.r, Jr. Wi:iT, j-nrrftman. Itar Wright. Stun. York a,
William Mfim-h, K'Wrt -. RUh-l, JarnN SnT l-r. A. .
KumI.M p Cau J-r'.btfrhh r.er. Wm.Yorkfi, F llcim
tacfa, Wm. Konninan.
COr.UMTlTA COUNTY.
Prtr MilW. John HiU.Wm. N.Itmwn. T. A. Ito-rnmn,
Am. A. llowtiian. J. Wlv H.iwmm, iiiU-rt Fowler. Sto
I'hrn Thnma. M-nr- iak,J(hn K"bri(-oD, Ihrnifl S-t-bart.
Aif(an1r I'rft.inc. nlrw Cr-Tlio. Moor' Crrv
Htif. John MrtB. Jmh Hill. Thfntan 0niir. Jhn Con
r. IVtr Apricman. Mn IVitrik. Jmi lmmnn.
Jor4i It. Ilkkt. MiMr llirk, lime HfMIr. Jofth
IVh, Fawto-1 rk, Wm. I liftman. Amlrrar Fri'-a, Wm.
Trie, . II Frjp. W! Frl-a. Satp'l Frira. Franklin
Evaaa, John Rir-t.lr.Charl anl tieorgr Low, Jokn Nej
hart, John Wolf.
I.YCOMINO COT NT Y.
ftunrcc Crit, Hiram T Grry. Benjamin Bear. Pfter
1I ilman, Fmti-rirlt Apr. Samuel 4onlruin, Henry
Ph'vm-ker, ivt r Kentx. Tln maa Davia. ha'i Tallman.
Ditnt-I Rar. Jhn (I, Tool. Charles Lloyd, 1- W. Fom
an an, Kobert tiibon.
CLINTON COVSTT
Wm. rtnnn. Jrttnr W.Uh. Rrth.rt MTnrmkk, Jamf
Oarakaddi-a, Juevph lUnn. Kobert Halmett.
CFVTHR COUNTY.
Wm Mrrl nfi. n Boal. W. A. Johnttnn, Joe.h
Bitnee. Wm Dit- Tii. Hm, Jrw'-rh Mrern, Jacob Har
, tr. Jn lf.y. Jr Wm. Foster, A1am Bear.
The subscriber, have the exclusive righlin
; the following counties : Union, Snyder, Nor
thumberland, Montour. Columbia, Luzerne.
Perry. Mtfllin. Ontre, Clinton, and Lycoming.
? 4 11 nmAm.m ikxe. l.A.I l ... I .l
oil uiuri j uitatiKiuitv io rirn bimi pilidipiiy
to. JEDI)Et. MARSH Sc Cll.
Lwishnrs, Fnion Co. Pa., April 84, 1856.
NOVELTY IRON WORKS.
THR subcnber would respectfully inf. rm
the citizen of Union county and all in
; want of good Hai bluer) 4 that he is now
; prepared to ir.anulaciure iSieam Engines of
j any required power Blast Furnace, Rolling,
; Grist. and Saw Mill Machine? Pumps. Coal
! Breakers and Winding Drums for Mining
purposes Castings of every description neatly
i executed to order. Mfcth a very extensive
variety.tf Paiterns and great facilities fordoing
work, he fl.itters himself that he can compete
i with cur .TnMi.t,invT,t t the country, both tn priee
i.ii I -Mialitvof work. P. n-n" in want of Varhinerr. will
, t-"Tt u rb-;r adi !nta:e to (rive him arall. The far ill tie
, r r ' v m lit- ! iiffcreot pmtt of the country, nan be
J. R. JOES.
TO Count abl?fi Court Returns and other
Uuvas sold the CArvmch Olfica.
Ur-;- .w :Si High and John
" .-Cfc; lersham, of W.
&$ i Deer Tp, Union
.VJ1$a' '&&t Co.Pa,have this
Lewisburs; Chronicle
RESOLUTION
PROPOSING Amendments to the Conslitu
tiou of the Commonwealth.
Bttolwd by the Vnilc and Hutue f Rrpratentatirrt of the
OommxmKxaUh of ttnnstlmnta in General Auembiy -art,
That tb following ataviitlnienta are propoeed UUe con
atiiation of theComaranwealth, in accurdanoa.wiUi Um
proTiaiosa of tha tenth article tbereoL
rata AMOCDHtTn?.
Then ahall b an adJItional article to amid cooJrtittrtion,
to be (leijjiaatctl u article etcfen. aa follows:
ARTICLE XI.
Of PL DL1C IKRTi
Sten! 1. The itate may contract dVrta, tn mirply
eaiual deftdta or failun-n in nenue,rio meeteipeii-a
not utbvrwiae froKii lor; but the ancreBate amount of
mrb debts diivft aui continift-nt, whether contracted by
virtue of one or in ire art of the general aeeinlily, or at
different periidof time,e.taJI utter acred m-Tenh.ndred
and ftny Uiouaaud ibillarti.aiid the money ariHiujc from the
creation of ueh debta.i'hall be applied to the purfow tor
which it waa obtained, or to repay the debt ocoulrac ted,
and to no other puri-uae whatever.
tfccTtoN 1 In addition to the above limited power, the
rtate may eontmt debt to repel invaiion,auprew insur
rection, deti nd the utate in war, or to redeem the prewnt
ouUlandiUK tiidebtedue of the ftate ; but thu money
ariing from the conlrartton of urh debts, ahall be applied
to the purp-e for which it was ml-ed, or to repay such
debt", and to no other purpose whuteft-r.
Sumojr a. Ktc. pt the debta abnve aperifled In aectiona
one and two of thii artirle.nod-bt wbatevtsr hall be crrtr
led bv or on behalf of the slate.
bM-ctiu: 4. To provide fir the ivayment of the preacnt
debt, and any additional d-lt contracted af afniYMiid, the
h'jcinlatiire wit a II, at iu fin-t miion nfter the adoption ol
thi amend went, create a Kinking fuud, which nball be
stifBcieitt to pay tile accruing inti-rtut r.n ruch delt. and
annually to reduce the principal tbem-f hy a sum not le-a
than twoliundrcti an.l llfrv ttiouud dullarit; wiit h in-
It nff fund "ball con-it of the net anuual income of the
pulrlie works fr .ni time to time owned ty the rtate, or
the proceea oi tiic pale ol ilio Mme or any par- niereoi,
and ol the income or prx-eeJa of tuile of stock own-d by
the ftate. tftfe her with other funds or renourc. that may
be dewif-iiated hy law. The Mid fink in )t fuud may be
increaat'd. front time to time, by aniftnitiit to it any part
Of the taxes or other revenues of the state, not required
fir the ordinary and current expenses ot rovernmeat:
and unlefw iu cam of nr. invasion, or imturrection. no
parr oi i ne aui MDKinir iunu onati oe usci or (u
otnerwiae than in extinicuifntnetic of tlie ttuiine ueo.
until the amount of jturh debt is reduced below the sum
of five millions of dollars.
Scino. 5. The credit of thecnmmnnwealth hall notia
anv manner or event he nledired or loaned to any itulivM-
ual, company, corporation, or aHoociMtion; nor h all the
eonimoiiwealth herealter become a joiut owner or stock.
ht.ld.T in anv com nan v. asiociatlon or cornoratlon.
SrfTioTi 6. The commonwealth Fhall not assume the
debt, or any part thereof, of any eouuty.city.borouaTh or
tuwn-bip. or of any corporation or aswriation.unlewauch
dcnttdiallhaie been contracted to enable the .Htate to repel
invasion, suppreas domestic insurrection, def-nd ittelf in
time of war, or to assist the plate in the discharge of any
Dortmn ol its present in.lei.teduess.
aci-Tioiv 7. The lefrixlature shall not authorise any
county, city, hnroufh. tiwnhip, or IncorporaU-d diftri'-t,
by virtue of a rote of it citizens or otherwise, to lecome a
stockholder in anv compauy,siiociat.iDorcorp(ratHn.or
to obtain money lor or loau iu creuit lo any corporauon,
asbociauon, tusutuuon or party.
sccoxn AanmtaTurr.
There shall he an additional article tn paid constitution,
10 be UeaiguaUMl as article eleven, as follows:
ARTIi LB XII.
OF NEW COtXTFES.
No county shall be divided by a line cuttinc off over
one tvntb ot it- i-opulation, (einer to form a Of county
or otnerwiae, i witiioul tne express assent ol such cunty.
by a vote of the electors thereof; nor ball any new
county he establuhed, containing has than four hundred
square miica.
TDIBU AwEtfDalEXT.
From section two of the first article of the constitution.
strike out the words, " the city o I'hvail'tj'hU, mid
mca count v rrspfcitvfiy , irom section nve. same article,
strike out the words I'Miladrlphta and tit, srecm
dtunttfi ; ' from section seven, nu me article, strik.cout uie
wnnls. M stA'r lAe ntu nf I'iihnlrtphia, nor anv" aud
insert in lieu thereof the words unrf nn;M and wtriSe out
section four, same article, and In lieu thereof insert tlie
loiiowint:
"UTiojt 4. In the year one thmisand eiifljt hundred
and eixty-four, and tn every seventh year thereafter,
n-prceentatives. to the number of one hundred, nhall ho
apportioned and distributed efually thmutthout the state
by diiricts in proportion tntliemiiuberof taxable inhi.h
itanLt in tlie several parts thereof, except th:it any county
nontaininc at b-ast three thousand five hundrel taxablen
may 1- allowed a separate representation ; but no more
than tliree counties -nail ne junett, an.l no county sliall
bedmdi'd. in tlie formation of a.lwnet. Anv citv mn-
tain i ni; a sufliiient nurolier of taiabiVs to entitle it to at
leant two tvprefentativea. shall hate a separate r-prvsen-
tat ion asi;ned it. and shall le di.idol into convenient
dtstricls of conttrihus territory, of equal tjiable nor. ila-
tk-n a mar as may be.earh of abichdistrirU shall elect
one representative."
At the end of section seven, same article, insert these
Words, "tic ciVy ' hilaMpltia rhuil br Uiruitd ini' rimjl'
wnatnrial Htttrict. nf eoiUiywu Urn lory mt nearly etjiftf
in tomUm piiftulntutm at fHJ t lU no wmd thaii he
tttrtuM in the formation t'itr"j. '
Tle lejri(jtnre. at its find Sfsslnn after the adoption of
tins au.eii.in.enu r-na.i diviue tne city ot rniianelpbia into
Fenatorialand representative distrirLe.in.the mnmit-r stxive
pr-'Vibd; such dtri' ts to reutain uuchaoid until the
Tpori.nm-ii m uie year one tlioiLand eiul buudred
an l Milj Ijur.
rortaTii Awr.T'StEvr.
To I Srrfinn xxvi. Article i.
Tlie le?iIat ure shall have the power to nW-T. revoke or
annul am rharteroi lucorporation hereafter coiib-rn-! by
or under auy cenrral or s; ecinl law. wtien"Ver in tht ir
opinion it may r-e injurious to the cituens ut the roui.
mon wealth ; in such manner, however, that no injustice
auaii uk uoue ui urn curp jrators.
IT $r.XTY. )
April Ih.. i
iiVjturcf.That fMs resolution pafS (n the tir.-t amend
meiit. yeas ... unys S. On the second ani't.iltiieut, y-u."
in, nnys ti. On the third arueuInv-ul. yeas i, nays 1.
in ii.r .ounn smemtment. yeas i, i.
Extnu-t fruiu the Jour'.at :
THOMAS A. IA;iIKK, Oerk.
IX llotSE o? RtrSBSr-M.TITtS I
April 1. 1H...1. I
J?.io?r'.T!int this r'!oluttnu r.tfi. On the ftrvt auw nd
iu nl. ea I'l. nn -I. iu the M-eond Minetnliuent. yens
tat., nay n the third am -ti'tineiit. y-au t'i u:i)6 lo
nnd on the f .urth unii-ndineut, yi-jut O'J, iiuys lo.
Extract Iroin the Journal :
WILLIAM JACK. CVrV.
SetR Tart's ArrifB. I
Filed April il. ISEfi. A. 0 Ct'KTTW
S erftary of Ui Ommunwtalth.
P WHET art's Omrt' I
UiatttsuLBU, June -7, lt.
Pmnry,mniit. c.r.
I do certify thrt the al-ve and foreffoinjr a true and
correct copy of the original Itesotii'ion relative to an
Atneuiliu.-nt of the Cun.-ututi'.u," as the eaine remaius
on tile in thi ofiiee.
( In tetmony wherco. I have hereunto s--t my
U tf.f-hand and cf.iid to te lfixH the enl of the
) ec.'etary'sUuiettbedavand year af--v.'wr;tb-n.
A t). n i;ti.,
frrttttry of Vr Cum m- turn! h.
Si wzr,
April -I, 1'-. f
i:,..-,.:,;:i-n pr"p'.i.Ti(t smen.tmento to t:t OmMitution
i ';i':.-i.'a,tli, bfiny ut:der roQiiideratiou,
voi -h it- it,
U.: !) M-i:.i- a-rree to the first arren-Iment f
7! r fti'd ny Here laketi aree:ib!y to ttie proviS
i n- :f the f'oiiritituiion. ah-l were a f .llow, viz :
V.in Mes-r-. Browne, Uui-Kah-w, t'r.-wt II, Kvnns,
K-riruron, r'lennik-it. Hosie, Ingram. J:tDiio, Knox,
l.mibnrh. Lewis I'Clintock. I'ric; S'lh-rs .huin.ii,
Souttier. StiatiK Ts-irart, Walton, Welhh, Wherry, Wil
ktn aud i'talt (w.ri t.
Nvj Mesrs Ciabb, tiiejr, Jordan, Uclliuger, and
Pratt ft.
jo the question wan determined in the affirmatire.
On the question.
Will the Senate airree to the second amendment ?
Tlie yens and nay acre t;iken agreeably to the provis
ions of the Constitution, and were as follow, viz :
Ytss Mers. Browne. Buckalew, Crestwell, F.vnns.
Hf Re, Ingram. Jaminon, Knrx, Laubach, Lewi-j, M'hti.
lock. Sell, rs. Mi ii mn, Mouther, Slraub, Waltou, Wcl.-h,
Wherry and Wilkins 19.
N at Messrs. t'rabb, rVrguson, Orepg, Pratt, Price and
Piatt :.Spe,t!. rr) fi.
So the question waa determined in the affirmative.
On the qufxtfon,
W ill the Senate a Tree to the thirl amendment ?
The yeas and nays were taken agreeably to the Const!
tuth n. and were as follow, tu:
Ya Messrs. tJmwne. Buckalew, Craldi, Cresswell.
Kvana. Keritusnn. I'lenniken. lbnr. Ingram. Jamisfn,
Jordan, Kuox. Laiihach. Lewis M'Clinto-k. Mfllincer,
Pratt. Price, Sellers, l-hiiinan, bomber. Straub. Tain-art,
Walton,Welh.Wnerry,ViIkiiis and Piatt (.Sjjeaier) us.
Nat Mr. tlreint I.
So the questton waa deUnnined in the aHnn stive.
On the question.
Will the Svnjite ayree tn the fourth amend meut f
The yeas and nays were taken agreeably to the Consti
tution, and were a follow, via :
TtAs Messrs. Browne, BuckaJew, Cnaswel, Evans,
Flenmken, Ibtje, In 2 ram, Jamison, Jordan. Knox,
Lauhaeh, Lewis .M'Clintoek, Price, teller, i-human.
S-mb.T. Ftraub, Walton, Welsh, Wherry. Wilkin and
PiatU-S 23.
Nats Messrs. Crabh, Gmcir, MetHneer and Pratt i.
ISo the question was determined in tlie afliruiative.
JoC ETC At or TBI liOi. SE Of RePREKCXTATITU,
April 21, lKsd. f
Theyeas and nays weretakenafrieably totheprnrisiont
of theConntitutkn, and on the first proposed amendiuent
were as f -llow, vii :
Tkas Messrs. Anderson, Backos, Baldwin, Ball, Beck
(t.ycominv.) Beck York.) Bemhard, Boyd. Boyer, Brown,
Bruh, Buchanan. Caldwell, Campbell, Carty, Craaford,
Crahr. liow.u.11, Fdin(rert Kansold. Foster, (.eta, Ilainea,
llamel. Harper, lleins, llibbs, ), IhUecna, Hippie,
Holcomb, Hunsicker.Iui brie. Inehara.lontslrwin Johns,
Johnson, IapHtrte, le)eO, Longaker, yvett, M'Calmont,
M'Carthy, M'Comh. M ancle, Mensatr. Miller. Montgomery,
Moorehead, Nunnemaeher. Orr. Pearson, Phelps, Purer IU
Ramsev. Heed. Ketnhold, Kiddle. Koherts. Shenk. Smith
( Allegheny.) Smith (Cambria,) tmith(Wyomin.Stnnv
Thompson, Vail. Wlialhm. Wright (Dauphin,) Wright
(Lucerne.) Zimmerman and Wright iSpeakrrr 72.
ob arwrn. n umiine, narry .Clover. ooonrn. Dock,
Fry.Kulton,aylfmi.(JibtijvJlamilton.Ilancck.Ho-.
keeper. If uneker.Leienrinic.Maeee.Maniv, Munis Mum
ma. PatU-rMon. Salisbury. Smith (lbi lade i phi,) Walter,
w lliirieir alliu a Oal ptB-w
Sthe queUion waa determined ta the affirmative.
On the question.
Will the Honse agree to the second amendment ?
The yea- and nays were taken, and were as follow, U :
Tcai Messrs. Anderson. Backus. Baldwin. Htt tu.
Lycoming,) Beck (York.) Rernhant. Boyd. Brown. Brush,
a'nnnn, vataweu, i amp oei i, cartv, t ratg, Fananld,
F.iter. Getx, llainea. Itamel. Harper, Helns Hill, Hibba,
Ilillezas. Hippie. Holcomb, Hunsarkcr, Imtrie, Intrham,
ana. irwm. .'H1DP. OlinSOQ, L.porU. 1'laO. LOnraRer,
l.nv-tt, M Catmont, M'Carthy. M'Comh. Mangle. Menar,
Mill-r. Montimnierv, MooreheaL Nunnemicher. trrr,
IVar-on Purcell. hUiwaey. Reed, Ileinhold.lt lddle,Roherts
ahnk. Smith AMheny..ltwmae.VaiLWhncWri:ht
(Uintat,) itaLrrwi nd Hbt (VnarH
& West Branch Farmer Oct. , ISob.
Nato Measm AujrusUae. Barry, Orver, Kdinywr, Fry.
Fulton.t.ayh.rd.Oibhotiey, Hamilton, H.ocork, lluueker,
Iseieeurtn, Msgea, Manlry, Morria, Munwua, Pat U re-.w,
Phelpa, Salisbury, Siuith (Caabris.) Ttwrnpsott, Waller,
W iotrode, Writfot (Uauphio.) mod Tearsley
tto the question was detenwined ta the aiBrnative.
On the question, ...
Will the House acres to the third amendment?
The vras and nays were taken, and were as follow, v:
ajuv--Messrs. Anderson, Backus Baldwin, ball. Beck
fLyenniM,,-.) Berk iVoth.) bVrnhard, Uoyd, Borer. Brown,
BuVhou. CaldwelL Campbell, Carty, Craig, Crawford,
Kdiniter, FauMiId. Foster. Fry. Haines, llamel,
Harper, lleins Hibba, Hill, Ililleiraa, Hippie. UMcomh,
Iou-keeper.lmbiie,ln-'hajn,lnois,lrwinJohnJ'dinon,
Laporte, Lebo, L-o.naker. LoVett, MX'alnVnit, M'Comb,
Maugle, Menear. kiHer,a-)ontBonit7,unnetnacher,th-r,
Pearou, Phelps Purcell, Itauisey, Be-d, Kid lle, sheuk.
Smith ( Allejrh. ny,l Smith (t ambria.) ,-imlth OVyoniinc )
Thomp.-kll,n.Wright(lauphiB,) Wright t,Luierue
and Zimmerman 4.
AkMers. Harry, Clover. fJoboorn, Dock, Twwdall,
Folton.Oavlord.Oiblsjney. HamilUn, llanco.-k, lluneker,
Leiseuring. M'Carthy, Maitee. Man ley. Moor head, Morris,
Patterson, Beinhold. KobertsSalishury,W alter, W intrude,
Yearsley and Wright (fymkerr&.
So the question waa detcnuiDcd in the afflrmatlre.
On the question,
W ill the House acrea to the fourth amendment?
The yeas and navs were taken, and were as follow, vht:
YaMft MealAnderson,BackosBall. Beck i Lycowinc.)
Beck (York,) Bernhard, B..d. Boyer, Bn-wn. Bru-h. Buch
anan,CaldelI,CampbeII. arty, Craitt, Crawford, bowdal I,
Fdiiiger. Faui'old.Foster.Pry.deU. ItueLllarper. lleins
llibbs Hill. Hillrgaa, Hippie, llolcotnb. Housekeeper,
Hunsecker, Imhrie, funis, Irwin Johnson, Laporte. Lebo,
Lonicaker. loveU.M Calmont,M Oarthy.M'Comb, Mauxle,
M.neiir, Miller, Montgomery, Moor head. Nunnem-n-ber,
llTr.Pearson.Pbelps, Purcell, Kamsey. Keed. Beinhold, IU t
dle, Koherts, Shenk. Smith iCamhria,) Smith Wyoming.)
Thompson. Vail, Walter. Whalion. Wrlttht (Luaerne,)
Yearley. Zimmerman and Wright ($jaker) W.
Nats Messrs Barrv,C!over.t'bourn,Fulton.tiibboney,
Haines Hancock, lluneker. Incham. Leisenring, Magee,
Manb-y, Morris, Pattrson. Salisbury and Winlrode lo.
So the question waa di-lertuined in the aflirtuative.
flKCtCTUtT'a Ornra. )
IlAaateataii, June 'XI 1 185C)
rirnittylnrnia. ttS:
I ibt cert if that the above and foretrointr Is a true and
enptfet ea.i.v nf I be Ytmm" m,i "NaVS taken On the
Kestdution nroi-OMnir Amendments to the Constitution of
the ( outtuon wealth, as the same appears on Uie Journals
or the two IIoukcs of the General Assembly ol this mjui
mun wealth for the. aeKsinn of lki'ili.
( t Witness my hand and the seal of said office,
L. 8. this twenty seventh day of June, one thousand
I i eight hundred and uity-six.
A.O.CtJl.TIN.
6TlSto Srtrttarg of the Cbmmtmwtatth.
SSduoationaL
PREEBUKG ACADEMY
riHE Principal and Friends of this Insiilu
1 linn, thankful fur and encouraged by the
liberal palronasre heretofore bestowed upon it.
are determined that no exertion on their part
.shall be spared to render it still more worthy
of encouragement and support. The course of
insinuation embraces all the branches ol an
Enli-h.Classical and Mathematical education
and is accompanied by frequent Lectures and
Illustrations. The Languages are tauchl by
the Kev. C. G. Erlenmyer, a Ihnrnneh and
accomplished Linguist. A TEACHERS' JJe
partment will be established for the benefit of
those wishing to prepare fur the profession of
J eachtng.
The Academic year is divided into two ses
sions of 22 weeks each. The first commences
on the last Monday of July; the sccond,oD the
first Monday or January.
Turk Tuition, per quarter of 11 weeks,
$2,511 to Board etc. $1.50 to $2 pr week.
f or Circulars Ac. address
GEO. F. M'FAKLAND, Principal
Philadelphia.
aj-v FTHE PROOFS!
'ih-i The Kalamand-
rr Knii-N. of Pnila-
.1 I .. . .. t v. ..
K vans 4AVATSON,Xo.26fP.Fourth St..
rhila.l.. have hatithe surest demonstration in
the following Cefuficates that their manufar
lure nf Salamander !Safes has at lensth fully
warrantpd the representations which ha ve been
matie of themas rendering an uiidouhted
security against the terrific element :
I'ltiUDftPlll., April 12. 1W1.
MFjisas. Ktth k Wats: tlents: It afforils us the
highest f-ali'Tarticn to state to you. that osrlns; tn th
-ry pn.N clii-e 14 ual i ties of two of the 2rlaoiander tUf.i
aMi-h We ureh;iseil of you some few months sinre, we
Sj.trnl a liirfre portion of our Jewelry, Rooks, I'apers. Ae
exposed to the rnlsmitus fire in Kaustead flaoe. on the
morn hi jr if the 11th inst.
hn we refleet that thse Stiffs wen located In the
fourth try of tlie bulMtne we owujiied. and that they
fell fulifeiiuently into a heap of burnine; ruius,wliTe the
?axt eitnreiitration of htat eauid the brass plates to
melt, we rnnnot but tejr.rd the )reserration of tbevalu
able mntenis as mott ronvincing proof of the great ecu
rity aiT'inled by your Safes.
Wesiiull take mueh pleasure in recommsnding them
to men ot business as a sure relhinee ,f;unt ft re.
UKlIWKW silaloNa BKO.
PiuttnrLfHlA, April I'i, 156.
MmsFs. Fr.txa k Wit-ox 1 have t oiler you my t s
tioiony in faVi.r of the jrreat sei-urity attrd d to my en
tiire cliK-k ol jewelry. I-oohs. paners. Ae.. durittR tlie re
c ut li'.TStmus ronfl.tim.tion in Kaitsteal pla. from
the 0-t that the shnie wne contained in twouf the Saia
nuiiider aWrrf. iii.inutaeturtd by you.
lUvioji fntleii fn.m the fifth story of the Artisan Ruild
inj:. where tliey were j reviuu-Iy placed anb expose! to a
Tit lo-at f'-r a lontr time, the preservation of the valua
ble d'p..nits s-etnel to every one who witnessed theopen
ius arid interior exautination, a matter of profound as
h'lii-hmi-nt.
To a!l who may require a perfert protection from the
ravades of tire, I shall not he.-itate to recommend the
life f your Safes, as 1 consider they have now utder.om
the mosttrjius U-t.U N. .. MUi.A..
PnitAM:t.rHit, April 14. V!tG.
Tr-F Kv?fs A ViTsos i.i ntli-men No doubt you
will t-e dei-idy ffrattfied to learn ths cood coulilin in
ahb-h I rii-roTired my lnk, )iry nf ii-urane. eertiti
eafea of -i.tck, and othea, valuabl) doeumenLo, when on
i idr m-t I openet the sate made hy your linn.
W it', my ktiuw icle of its pn at exp-sure, Utb to the
intr-ifity of the liat frrm si hot a fire as that whieh de-tniy-d
the Artisan Kuiidin-, as also from the force o
the tail from it fi-rmer elc rated position in the third
story, I could enfertain but sb-nder hopes prir.rto its in
tcrior insj-crtion, that the rontents which I onen so
bifibly prixel would ever be of any service to me, but as
thrxe fears are now happily removed, 1 feel it only due
t"!-y I" you, that I inn henceforth reromm-td the use
of v our S'lfes to all who may winh to feel a confi fence in
the perb-et security which such means provides against
so frightful au element.
KUVVARD GASK1T.L, Rookhinder.
tTTonsianily on hand, Pat-nt Powder and
Thief Proof Locks.for BanLa,Sures,etc. !yC5
Ecgraving and Seal Cutting
OF all kinds, at 201, fhesnut Street,
PHI LAD. Visiting and other CARDS,
Corporation and other i(EAL8,and everything
in our line of business, promptly attended to,
in good style, and on reasonable terms. Or
ders from Citv and Country solicited.
S. If. FL'Lf OlY. y W. G. MASON.
Herring's Safe again the Champion!!
The only Safe tvhich,in every imtaneeypretterred
their entire content in ttte Lite Extensive Fire.
f' -iIJ43ravy X- Artizan Buildings, on
ir1- $K 'mt me "'tool April, and ia the
'Vili GREAT FIKE in Market
yHCIt B-J StreeL Mar 1st. 1N56. the
genuine Hr.aB.iB Sri pre
served the Jewelry of Geo.
W. Simons & Bio.; Hooks,
Papers, Ac, of Fisher &
Broand Edward 8emans&
Co., after remaining exposed in the burning
ruins for nearly FORTY HOUHS, and proving
conclusively what we have always claimed
fur them, their great superiority over all secu
rities now known.
In these fires, the Ilerrlnr'n Safe.
standing side by side with those advertised as
" warranted to stand 10 per cent, more fire
than Herring s, came forth the acknowledged
vlrtar. not only pmerrinc ther enaVnts lo fxerlt.nt or-
lr. but betas; Ui.mwl7 In a aondition lo go through
ati'thr onlral, whils th boastad "KalsoisnJ.rs" of oth
er m.krrs were bailly wstt ap in .very instanoe, and ia
aonin cases tbelr entire rontents rompleb.)y destroyed.
To Ike public we would simply say. luat. durius: tba
Rnrt.x years tba Herrjojr's Amt baa Wn before tbem,
more tlian two bund red nave paMcd thrtmeh accidental
tires without the oerurrenre of a single loss.
We would, then-lore, caution purchasers against the
misri'preseiitation of interested parties. The llerrinaa
I'atent is the only Fira-prnof afomade I. tbia city which
is protected by a Patent Kight, and we will guarantee it
to reit more than doable Uie awumst 0 beat of any
other Safe now known.
Farrela & Ilerrlnff,
ftole Manufartnrcrs in this elate of
Ilcrrmg't Patent Champion Safet,"
34 Walnut St PHILADA.
N.B. "Evans & Watson's Improved Sal
amanders.'' " Oliver Evan's," - C. J. Uayler's,"
and " Scott's Asbestos," Iron Chests, (a large
assortment having been taken in part payment
for Herring's,") will be sold at Uiw prices.
jnuc u, ip.-myi
mm
it. ra - rv - . . ur:.
mmm
Pennsvlvanla Wire Works.
0. 56 AKCH St. between 2d and 3d,
(opposite lSroad t.)
PHILADELPHIA. Sieves, Biddies, Screens,
Woven Wire of all mesne and widihs.wilhall
kinds of plain and fancy Wire Work.
u.w miller) Wire fur snark catchers, coal
sand and gravel Screens, paper makers Wire,
cylinder and dandy R ills covered in the best
manner, Wire and wire rencing.
A very superior article of Heavy Founders
Sieves. All kinds Iron Ore Wires and Sieves.
BAVLISS, DARBY & M.V
Blount Vernon Honse,
N(
0. 95, North 2d St.,Philadelphia.
This old and well established house is
admirably situated for persons visiting the
city on business or pleasure. The continued
patronage of the public (and ot West Brancn
friends in particular) is respectfullv inviled.
I. L. BARRETT,
Philad, March I, 1856. Proprietor.
Fishing Tackle,
A ND GUXS-The subscribers invite
I attention to their stock of Fish Hooks
and Tackle of every description
Cane Eccd.s, Pea Grass, Trout Flics,
Lines, &c.
Also, fine English and German Guns, Revolv
ing Pistols, Percussion Cups, and Sporting
Apparatus generally.
For sale at lowest Cath Price; Wholesale
and Retail.
JOHN M. HEYBERfiER & BRO.
0S4 No. 4? N. Second St, Philadelphia
Free of Charge !
TWO Splendid Parlor Engraving, en.
1 titled "Uolton Abbey in the Olden Times,'
a splendid steel engraving from the celebrated
painting by I.andseer, and the Departure of
the Israelites from Lgypt, a large ami beau-
titul engraving from a painting by ii.Koterts.
The retail price of the abore engraeinfrs is $3 per copy,
but will be sent rat or chaboe aa follows:
The sultecribrrs hare estal.li.hed a Biok AurT in
Philad.'lbia, and will furnish any book or publication at
the retail price of any of the 1 M.eaxince, such as llar
pers'.dodey's. rutnaoi's, liratiam's. Frank Lethe's Fs.h
ions, c will receive the marssinea tit on. year and a
copy of either ot tlie above beautiful enirra.inc, free o,
cbarge.or if sunseribin;; to a $Vand a fl. Mairazine
such as Paterson's. and rhallen's Ladies Christi.n An
nual, they will receive both magazine, and . ropy of
elllier ol the aoove encrartnire.
Kvery description of encravinr on wood executed with
neatness and tii.patrh. lews of Buildinrs, Newspaper
lleadinrs, iew. of . Machinery. Book lllu!lratlon L.l:e
Cerlifirates, Jtuwines Csnls, Ac. All orders eenl bv mnil
promotlv attende,! Lo. Persons wi-biiia views of ttorir
building enicraved can send a Uegureotj p. or sketch of
tne buildings l.y mall or express.
Persons at a di.tance having sealab'e artielea would
find it to their advantage to address tii. stihscribera, aa
we would act as agenta for the sale ol the bine.
I1VKAM A PIEKI'K.
60, Sotrn This. flrai.T, Philahblphiv. Pa.
J. n. BlaAal. tvUj T. WAV MUCK.
" The Goad Time Coming."
D Y T. S. Arthur...Those who wish t,
It hear something of that loug-eipected
day, should read this book.
It is having an Immense sale; 5,000 copies
were ordered in advance ol publication.
We send a copy by mail, post-paid, on the
receipt of the price, ijil.
1. W. BRADLEY, Publisher,
4SNorth Fourth St. Philadelphia, Pa.
N.B. Agents wanted to sell this and other
popular books in all parts of the I'niled Stales.
Send lor our List and lerms to Agents.
Trusses- Trusses Trusses !
C II. NEEDLES,
THI.'ss AND BRACE ESTABLISHMENT,
S.W. Cor. nf Twelfth and Race Sis.
PHILADELPHIA,
Importers of fine F.t.ira Thi-sses, combining
txlreme lightness, ease, and durability, wild
correct construction.
Hernial or Ruptured patients can be suited
by vetuittine: amount., as below : cVndin2 number of
inches around tne nips, and stating side aneeted.
t'o.t of Mnu'le Trus $2, Z, 4, &. lloul.le 15. 6, fi. 10.
ln.tructions as to wear, and how to affect a cure, when
possible, sent with the Truss.
Also for sale, in Treat variety.
Dr. Banning Improved Patent Body Hraee,
for the cure nf Prolapsna Uteri ; also Spinal Props and
Support": patent houlder ltraees. Chest Expanders and
I'.reetor liraces, adapted to all with gtoop Miouidcrs and
Weak Limit.. ; Euel"b Kiavdic Abdominal licit, Suspen
sories ; pyriugcs. male an't temsie.
,3.Lauies' Kooms, wilh Lady attendants. ly&oo
WOOD'fl
ORNAMENTAL Iron Works, Eidse
Avenue, Philadelphia. The attention
of the public is invited to the extensive Manu
factory and Wareroom of the subscriber, who
is prepared lo furnish, at the shortest notice.
Iron Railing of every description furCemeta
ries, Public and Private Buildings, also Ver
andahs, Balconies, r nuntains, Settees. Chairs,
Lions, Dogs, Ac, and other ornamental Iron
Work of a decorative character, all ol which
is executed with the express view o! pleaevig
the taste, while they combine all the requi
sites of beauty and substantial construction.
Purchasers may rely on having all articles
carefully boxed and shipped lo their place of
destination.
A book of designs willjbe sent to those who
wish to make a selection.
ROBERT OOD,
Ridge Avenue below Spring Garden St. Phila
George Storges,
SOLE Manufacturer of the Improved
Spiral Sprlns iIal reuses, No. 9-1
Walnut St. Philadelphia.
FIVE SILVER MEDALS awarded, viz.
Two by the Anieriran lustitule. New York, Oct.) 1H.M
do franklin Inetitute, Pht!adelphia,Nov. Vend
One at the Maryland luslitute, Baltimore. Nov.J ISO
The peculiar improvement in the construc
tion of this .Matress is, that all the clumsy and
heary woodrn Jramt work is entirely dispensed
with, and its place supplied by a lighter and
much more durable frame, the springs are all
connected by harness-leather hinges, securely
riveted, rendering it impossible for a single
spring to full down or get out of place, and
making a Bed so elastic that any part may be
raised or bent up, and is thus admirably fitted
to the wants of the sick or asthmatic who may
require a sitting posture.having the lnxurious
softness of the best Feather Bed with the light
ness and lacnity ot Bandung of the common
Hair Mattress.
These improved Spring Beds are imariahlu
made of the best materials, and will last many
years without repairs.
rersons naving Hair Matresses, can have
them altered into Spring Beds.
These Beds are well adapted fnrHotels.berths
of Ships, Steamboats and Hospitals.
Spring Seals tori hairs. Carnages orChurch
Pews and Hair and Husk Maliesses made lo
order. Also an extensive assortment of highly
ornamented (in enamel) and plain finished
CAST lit OX FUR XI TIRE,
consisting in part of Bedsteads, Hat and Coat
Racks, Cane and Umbrella Stands. Garden
Chairs, Settees, Ac. Ac.
Philadelphia, April 20, 1855 ly575
Kxpre Office i
Th undersigned have been
appointed Agents for HOWARD & CO.'S
EXPRESS LINE, and are now prenared to
forward, daily. Packages, Specie, Bank Notes
Ac- to Philadelphia, New Y'ork, Boston, Al
bany, Baltimore, and intermediate points, also
to the other Northern and Eastern cities.
The public are respectfully invited to rat-
ronizeihe above line, as it is the quickest and
safest method of transportation between the
cities and Lewisburg.
Packages received by or before A.M. will
arrive in Philadelphia the same day, and be
deliverer) early in the following morning.
necripis given lor time and price.
Philadelphia Ojfirei 1 & 43, Sonlh Third 8t
Oct. !. CHRIST & CALDWELL.
tCHOOI. ORDERS neatlv prmleJ and f.r
sale at the Chronicle Office
HARRISBU11G BINDERY
f. J.Clyde it r. Ij. Uuttcr,
.vbeauaarst. W. O. UUkok at C.
Book Binders and Stationers, aud
Blank Hook MANUFACTLKaJis,
llarruLurg,
MOST respectfully inform their friends that
they are engaged in the above basiness
irectly opposite Herr's HoteLj They
flatter themselves, by careful attention lo their
business, to receive a continuance of the pat
ronage so liberally enjoyed by the old firm.
liliA-Mk uuuoo lor Danaa, uunij wince,
u.,.h,ni( .ni nrivnls individnals- and everw
Mtl.ll.MU, f ' ' . J
variety of full and half-bound constantly on
. . .. 11 1 U 1-
band. J aper ruieu to any pauc-rn. wm uuu,.,
Periodicals, Magazines, Law Books, Newspa-
eter. TlihUa Mnir wmrke issued in NoS- Ac
bound in any style, plain or extra. All work
warranted, and done cneapiy.
. . f. a. TT
riease give ns a can. -fyBooks
Ac. to be bound may be left with
he Editor of the Chronicle. 509
IRON! IRON!! IRON!!!
9. 17k IBS. jnst reccircd at the
AOto Har(iare 8,ore ot rf.y-
OLDS MeFADDEN. Farmers and Black-
tmiihc eitl and ... tba Lmrrsl and Lett 23-
sortiiient of Iron ever offered on the West
Branch. Having the exchutte control ol tne
celebrated Vali-ttijie's Centre county Iron,
we are enabled to warrant every bar. All
sizes Tire, Scollop, Round and Square j Horse
Shoe, Nail Rods, Ac, at Cash prices lo all.
Call and see the Hardware Store of
JOS. M'FADDEN.
Lewisburg, May 10, 1855.
NOTICE.
WE bex leave to introduce ourselves
to the citizens of LEWISIJl'RU and
vicinity, as extensive Miners and Shippers of
White ..! .tnthrailc Coal,
At Laneatter Colliery, Xurthumlierlund Co. Pa.
where we have extensive improvements, and
are prepared to offer to the public a very supe
rior anicle.particularly suited to the manufac
ture of Iron and making Steam. Our sizes of
Coal are
LI'MP -for Smelting purposes,
STEAMBOAT -for do. and Steamboats.
BROKEN 1
YAM for Family Use and Steam.
STOVE )
I T i
..t. . f for Limeburasrs arl S.eam.
1 LA
Our Point of Shipping i SI'XIU'RV, where
arrangements are made lo load B. ais without
any delay.
COCHRAN, PE ALE A CO.
J. J. CociraAS. Laara.ter. I Hi aj. KriSHOLft. Lancaster.
C. W. PAI.E,baniokin. II. BttaoAEosut do
fT'Orders addressed loSlianiukinor nnhury
will receive prompt attention. ly.V.5
IrCwVlsiburg Sat lag Institution,
IS now open and ready lo do business. The
regular Discount days are Wednesdays.
The following named persons are the
Direetort Mr. Johmso Walls.
Mr. Brxas Awwus-b.
Mr. James MTseismt.
Mr. Thiiwas Hates.
Mr. illiaw FairK.
Mr. J. i. L. Shiwbel.
Mr J.a. Mkixrll.
OmciBS WILLIAM FKK'K, President.
DAVID REBER, 7raaurrr.
Four percent, per annum will be allowed on
all deposits over six months ; and three per
cent, less than six and overthrre months.
DAVID KKBCR, Treasurer.
Lewisburg, Sept. 19, lub3
Winlielil Woolen Factory,
Near Hartleton, l olon County.
riAHIH establishment is now in the best order.
I The machinery being nearly all new,
and none but the best of workmen employed,
the subscriber feels sale in saying that his
work shall not be surpassed by any establish
ment in this or the adjoining counties.
His waggons will be around as usual, and
those wishing to patronize his establishment,
will please avail themselves of that opportu
nity.
t7 I have also on hand, and intend keep
ing a choice assortment of (aOOdtt, such as
Cldhs, S,,tinetlt, Cashmeres, Tweeds, Blankets,
Yarns, Are., which I will sell low for cash, or
exchange lor ool and tTountrv Produce gen
erally. MARK HALFPENNY".
Hartleton, April 22, 1853 tf
Lithographic Printing, fcc.
KARL YOLKMAk is now located on
North Fourth street, near D. Phillips'
Blacksmith Shop, where LITHOGRAPHIC
Views, Maps Ac are made lo order.
PICTURES for Framing, and for Drawing
Teachers.
The German and French Languages, Draw
ing, Painting and Draughting, tanghl by Mr
Volkmar. Lewisburg, April,
Improvement in Daguerreotyplng !
OPYKER & IIAWX annonnce to the
KJ public that they have newly fitted up and
greatly improved their Rooms and Apparatus,
and are prepared to take Llkcncssf s sup
erior to any in this place heretofore. Pictnres
copied, or taken from life, and inserted in Me
dallions, Breastpins, Fingerrings, Watchseals,
Ac, and warranted true. We annex a list of
our superior Cases : Papier Mache, Souvenir.
Jenny Lind, Jewel, Union, Soniag,Oval,Velvet
and Shell. Pictnres taken at $1 and upwards.
Rooms at the old stand over Dr. Thornton A
Co.'s Drug store.opposile the Telegraph office.
Lewisburg, Feb. 22, 1855
FOR SALE A first-rate Outfit, ail complete
and ready for nse, which we will sell to any
person, with full instructions in the business,
for less than first cost.
New Firm and New Goods! j
A T the Mammoth Drug & Chemical :
.11. Emporium of j
CHRIST & CALDWELL.
The undersigned having purchased the entire
Mammoth Drug Store formerly kept by Dr
'ITiornton 4 Co., are now ready to fill Orders
and Prescriptions at a moment's notice. Wt
have a large anil well selected stock of fresh
and pure VRLdf. MLIl i( J M S, Chemicals j
D)estiil'i. Oil-;, i'uims. i'titty and !
DUlUUIf.1V GLASSWARE. I
All kiudt of 1'alrut JJulii iVs,
Fruit and (."oufcctioiiery, j
iooacco,SBUtt,and Imported Cigars of the
choicest brands.
Fancy Kotions and Toilet Articles,
Fine Toilet Soaps A Perfumery of all kinds, '
n '
UacSHES A3! LUV1S OF SVEST VABIBTT.
Books and Stationery,
agenerii varitti of Literary and School Books
Pine Oil, Lard and Fluid Lamps of every
description; fresh Pine Oil and Patent Burn
ing Fluid alwavs on hand.
PURE WINES and LIQUORS of all kinds
for Medicinal uses.
Fire Pronf ami Zinc Faintn.
Prcnorrinj; and Pickling Jars, &0?
tyCustorr.erswill find onr slock complete)
comprising many articles it is impossible here
to enumerate, and all sold at moderate prices
Call and see us, one and all, and see our
stock ; and if we can't sell you cheap goods,
we will not ask you to bny.
We are always on hand lo wail on customers.
Remember the Mammoth Drug Store
TH EO. S. CHRIST,
F. S. CALDWELL.
Lewisburg, Union Co. Pa. C8
BOUNTY LAND WARRANT blanks lor
all engaged in the service of ihe 1. 8
in Ihe War of 1SI5, mnd for their Widows, at
the Oilice of the Lt wisSurj Chicnicle.
'THE subscriber eon-
I tinnes lo carry oaine
Livery Bunlne-.
the Old Siand on North
VIIV VIU B7l VIS. a.w. BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBwaWBVJBVJBVJBVJB
Third street, near Market, and respeeiinll)
solicits the patronaja ol his friends and the
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public generally. CHARLES t. Hia.
lewisburg, may
LEW1SBUR0 rOUHDRY.
The subscribers, thankful for
past patronage, would Mtn
the public that iney continue to
manufacture all kinds of M:t i
CtAKl.Nts and other Castings. Thra.hir.e
Machines and other Machinery repaired in th,
best manner. Castings warranted t tt (
good material, and at prices that can not fj.
to please. CEDDES, MARSH A CO.
Lewisburg, Feb. 1851
COOKING Stoves, of arioua titrni
and aizes, for Coil or Woo , fur tale
alths Lawssborg Foundry by
Geddes, Marsh A Co.
QTOVES Parlor, Wood, and Coal
O Siovea, various patterns, for sale at the
Lewisburg Foundry. Geddes. Maish A Co.
"IJTlARD'iS Patent Gang Plow, a supe
V V rior article, for talr at ihe Lew iaburg
Foundry by Geddes, Maish A Co.
GRAIN or Seed Drills Rosa Patent
decidedly the brtt and roost iurablt
Grain Drill now in ose, for awl at tbw Lawisbare
Foundry by GwdtJaa, Marsh A Co.
Hussey'a Grain Reaper.
for cutting both Grain and Gras
MANUFACTURED and for sale at ike
Lewisburg Foundry by
UK DDES. MARSH A C :
Lightning Rods.
AFTER nany y sra' close investigates mi
numerous iperiuienta, the l'aUtjtrc lakei
pliaaur in infoimmg lb pullic Hit t bis
arrived at ibe tine principle of piotrrtnig faniites,
dwellings and pn i.ert) Irom the destructive inBu
enc ol LIGHTNING. Th l.a,
that every City , To a, illage ai d ( uuntrj fl,,
victim to annually, thro' the gross iirgligrMre r(
its inhabitants, U beyond ealcultiion. especial:,
nhf n the remedy i. au eusy to oitam :hw i
tound in
itKITsCE S
PuUnt Xilagiiiriic Lij!j:niU3 licis,
ant! in this aione. This Rod ha been exaroicrj
by tbt moi n iinlitii- g. lillcnirn in the wuilj
Proiresors M'Munrie, Johnson, V alior and min
utbera that have esaimned then, iccoaniicnu and
sp ak ol ihem in the highest terma olspprobatios.
and have ( miintinred ihrm Ihe only aafe ioJ.,t
use in ihi.or any other country for the protccti
ol Lives and Prope.ty. One advantage U to sivii!,
and throw back a pari of the elreinc fluid harmless
to Ihe clouda ; in lime ol a stroke this enables th,
rod to ronjucl lhal portion of fluid that belong
lo lh earlb without ibe aiighie.l danger nf In
ing Ihe rooduclor. 1 his rod has many oibet
advar.l .ges ovei Ihe old on. The only place a
manufacturing is in
line St. 3 duort abort ISM, Philadelphia.
here all persons are respectfullv invited la il
and examine lor lb e mac 1 c a. For sale Wholaaais
or Retail by THO'S ARMITAGE.
Orders promptly attended to. Tern, cask.
I hese rod have been purchased and suecan
tully used by the following individual,, eomfsniii
nd corporations, whoae names ara cheetluw
ubmitted :
In enat a -or Philaf.lpHm k. k 8 Ksberts. Seerse
Vantzincer. Judjre it..uvier. Ju.lee Conrad. J. Halts:,
J. bu 11. so.-, t . L t Isn rv. J Hr. nner. ti. UaJtssr. tearat
lyerM.1, the Kb eklejr A.d sboa-e, AoJ-rsr-a 4 l,rv:a:.
; rv. e. .. ..ran,, rfor.a AetwiaB, Tfena. tirover. a.U m
I HiMns, A. R. .linkers. II. eiaintcne, Ibe. Nell A (. a.
I llc.B,.in J tt . . . I H 1. . . . .
" - - -- - . nva arrys, i
kinley A Co.. J. yaisn. B. s.arn, J.Oveneair w Wl
er. Mr. t.k.r,.;ess. Mr. Mania, S. D- rb eT, J Brmkiev
Mr. laviM.B. lr. I'anl.a. II. Powers A Co , J. S .arasv
U. Miller, the Ked Kaak ilnlel, the li.g. ArsttaT Us
Spnca tlsrilea 1i.BimissiuBer' Hall. '
a tae Jvule e A. Jmry tieorge Cristia. Jaxls.
M tall. Judv'e lUvt. a. Jena .etaiaB, lr. U. Jl'lula
benj.albbetia, Mr. J. IinwaiBK.
.V IMv. pr.VTF.
HtrlUf Tp. Mark UalleenBy.Waa. Vaster. Joha Haas.
Miebsel I'elers, Jset.b r-milh, David 'ilBian. Keubel
Mcnrh. Urerce Kh ckner. .Vea, iSrWrw t ourt H. a..,
and IVaia.is. i..ners' ntflre. XiaMsfra Tw.Ji.bB sWee
r.m Tr.Ur. I'harles WilauB. lluliMn I.J..t
hnnta.tinionKunta. !. 2,. !., u, Wlu!,
Dttr Tp. Michael iloCmaa.
SECGMMESDA TlOItS.
T . .... . niLAPA.. a ne 13 m.
LilhT ,v1!.d,'. ""'""J ''re. . cens.rw
Lirhtmna K,h, wilk vane and indea, evaeled bv
Ih.Bias Arn.ii.ne, on kvllevne Uouaa, Klaweester aU
nave no aeeitaticn in rsyins; that it is aural, the Wl
1 have ever seen, bnt tl.at it ia Ihe only wee i lave ..t
eisminetl that is rc.n?trurtd an strctiy scientafc prii's
ales, ltis with aiarh nleasnre that 1 reeomaieail bis
cunducluilo Uie alUnlibnat owner. of t.ni..linics.
B. MrMl'KTRII.
Mtlslled that the Marwetie Li;hta.f Iri
snnfactured hy Mr. Th. naa Ara.iuce.ol 1'LiIade.aliiB
is ibe best thst lias aver b. ea aiaJe. 1 have spent several
years m the stsx'y J the laws ot elertriritv and wiagaet.
i.e.. and have mo a. siutioa la sarine that these Hods ars
MI.lTS.tMl n. .1 I- i .
, : rrinciniefi satety. ineelecutt
shock ia reeei.e.1 and dierersed hy the asaitnet at tket. f
f the rod. and it wonld be impossible, areor.liee ta tks
. - - eFi.siH,. ior a baildmc ta la
injured l.y a sir, ke of liKhtnin,r when protected h, oae a
these rods. I - .... .L .. . -
i - . .u jrr. Arailiaii.
for several years, and before beramneaeed the aaaanfai
, clu,iuru id. principle on which tr.s
are constructed, and felt eon, in red that their ador.li. t
Wnill.l he stten.L-.l i.K -I ... '
, , - -..-.'.(-. ew .occeea. Anetncreaiici
ri.miml r.r lh.u mJ. . .1.. ....... .
. .uwesM-nsivesaieaiaall pars
ortbeeonntr7,isaBi.leeoniineneatioo of their ntilitvesi
aueerieritv. TRi.'V w vin., .. " .
KiMng Sua. Philad .Co., April 10,1852. '
tF-S.C.WILT and SAMUEL HOOVER,
Hartleton, I n ton Co. Pa
ate Agents for Union and adjoining Counties
and will furnish the Rods on the same terms and
in the same manner as ths Proprietor.
OppotlUon it the Life of Business!
NEW LIVE11Y
AND
EXCHANGE STABLE.
Taesuhacribrr would respectfully inform lb
cilisrneof Lewisborg and ihe traveling common
ily generally, that he has opened a new Liver;
and Exchange Stable on FOURTH street balls
square South of Market, and has provided a goes
lot ol Horses, wilh entirely new good and Issh
ionabltCarriagcs, BuEgies.Slrigbe, Ac. where s
wishing anything in his line may be accotnreml
sted on Ihe shortest notice and most reasonsr'r
terms. He will pay every attention to itw
wants of his customers, and hopes ly so doing
tn merit and receive a liberal ahare of fttli
psiroiisre. WILLIAM MOOhK.
I.rwi.hure Dec :I0. iM.'il
T oTIi'K. Havins btfii appninia'itt
J.N sE.Tti tn the Lea i&bnrg Cemetery
the sulornber would slate that he is yitfi'd
to prrf.rm all rlnfrv n nnerted with the burul
of the dead, on short notice. Also that krwill
attend lothe re-interment of deceased retsoss,
under the direction rf their surviving irirnos.
Residence in the Ledge at the Gate of toe
Cemetery. GEORGE DOXACHV.
I.ewishnrg. May 30. 1 884
A Retired Physician,
WHOSE sands of life
have nearly run out,
discovered while living in
the East Indies, a certain
core forconsumption.broa
ehitis. eouehs. colds, and
general debility. Wishing to do as much
good as possible, he will send to snch of his
afflicted fellow beings as request it, this recipe,
wilh full and explicit directions for making it
up and successfully using iu He requires
each applicant to enclose him one shilling'
three cents lo be returned as postage on the
recipe, and the remainder to be applied 10 the
payment of this advertisement. Address Da.
H. JAME8. Jersey City. N. J. 3m634
JE WELRY of the latest pattern of all qual
ities or sale at the lowest City prices by
J. L. YODER.
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OOK and other 8TOVE8 just received by
BEAVEH aSKfc.WETs