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Ktmtfmme Weu,Xbm Lrwismitg Curovicix
pub. tidied oa th CWb tpyntem, hu tbe larrt aud beat
circulation of snr NVwcpapvr in Union County.
Presidential Election
Tuesday, A op. 4, 1850.
OUR PLATTORMI
My vote nhall never tr vein tine when It ran be given
la rapMrt of hi rewj-ooable aaea&are to abolish Slavery.
4J..k..i Wjumixai"...
Slavery ha Wn damage to eTcryFtatc where It Lai
jinUd. jAjica M-tnigos.
Liberty and Union, cow and far ever, one and
inseparable." Immu, Web&tul
"TbCoftitutira f the United Stat i an iiMrtrunient
not of immediate but of ultimate and uuiFr.il r'reedoui.
It wm an win tern plated by thei.reat Mo who framed it,
ant the World bw an tX'.Tarded it. The National Flax,
that. it nvmbol, i the tanner of LIDK1LIV US white
and red fold aymboU of Revolutionary trials. of th
creU uf Victory, aud the blond of tarrifiee. MV ITH
PT'iii.T I. vioic f r STi-a T.v.a'-lutroUi'n I iuiperi.-bi.Me
a tlte golden ftnn of God firuuiuient.'' N . I IIasi Kis Jn.
lI rv&tt Vi'tt I mrr-T cm, and n rrr v fll rlV. and tin
emhlm jvnwr wi't rvr mtkt me r4e. V txtrud S'arerf
ftcr Icrruorg k litre tf does nut exist.' Uks&x Clay.
F,c Suit, Fret Speech tFrte Mcnt Free Vijw,
Freedom for Kansas !
REPUDLICAX NOMINATIONS :
(Anti elavery Whu:, Demorratct and Americans)
FOH riiEStttF.ST:
J0IINC.FRE3I0NT
Of CALIFORNIA
FOB TTCg ntESIDEXT:
W31. L. DAYTON
OF NEW JERSEY
Ptnrhinafi Iluffurm Xominations.
St PreM-I'lit .MMKS RI'CIMVAV. ft tVnri.Tlvania
Vk-c l'rauk-nb-oU.N C. BiUithlMllWiE.i'f KcMueky
l'ro-Slavery American Tiiht.
vi. rMililtT-Mll.I.Ai'.l' Kl I.I.MiHIK.nf NVw York.
i'lkitul-lMiKCW J. Im.XELcHJ.N.i'J lVnu.,
A 'rIilioii CaittliJati .
rn Pmni rTT (JEKKIT SMITH, of NVw Y-rk.
Vk I'uHsm-UMCIiL P. li riKl.lB"f Prnii'
The October Election
Turnip, Oct. 11, 1850.
TVTiIrr, tnifrlcati & Itrubllcan
I.MOV TICKETS.
Tlioiiia k'.. C'ocliran, of Vork Co
ItartTill Illlpi, of Armstrong Co
f)m Si tluR ItrNi.KAL.
llurtll'tv Laporto, of Bradford Co
For Coneress,
JOHN C. KUXKEr., of HarrL-burg
For Uepresenlalive,
M. II. TAGGAIIT of Union Co.
For Associalc Judge,
J( UIN W. SIMOXTOX, of Euffaloe
Fur rrfthonntarv, &c.
JAM KS V. SANDS, of MiffliiiLurg
For County Comtnissitmer,
WILLIAM KUIlL,of West Uuffaioo
For District Atturrjrv,
:i JAMES K. HAMLIN, of Lewisburg
For Cuanty Awlitor,
JOHN i. ItOGAR, of New licrlio
Jnpfihanta Democratic Ticht.
R?ltv-t. TYU in tho r, fx of the a -t known aa the
MA Ort conit'tooiiio act. anj lh- of lh" at r-
ff.n!iO Ui Trtirttorn trf KaDxan an! Nf'jrai-Ua, fr
from unH'Titmiti'nal r-tii'tiMii. tin 1at ' fttZT"
nCKh'iKMKO A UtKK OF PATKluTH' t V';KI4: in
uw'uiif tb Ifiuan-Is ot (MH-tj'.nl t'&-ileuivul ! uu.-lia
kn alltrn-nrt to Ibc fuiid-aii atal
ii,t -ir. i. That fnllv noM tin- h h.ilmtratinn f't
IT.-Vl.t(tl in.r aft NATION W.. rAITHKI L. AMI KI--
fiCILNT lullv ciiai Ui nil th- lun-orUiit m. r-iiiit-
ahl'-h tbo ounrj. h-s U'i to "Di'oiintrr. unJ tlit h h-.
trorthfly ntamtaiutU bt-r IuUtc&U aui b'-uur at ifc ine
and abroad.
Thtfar'iffinQ is a frtvm nf (hf Ptotfimm oVt Omrntia
Cam it OnmiiMnr KoK'iK Mi r.of Tolumbia Co.
Ju-frt-w fimf J AOtB KitY, of Mntaiiry Co.
Survey Vmeral JOHN K'JH K, of Fraoktin V.
Union 3Icetings !
The ojipononts of the Pierce Admi
niatratioa and its no minuted endorser
James I'i.atfoi.ii, liave appointed the
following nieetings, which they invite
all their fellow citizens to attend and
hear for theni.--clY08 :
Fndau : . Ort. 10-Zil.er's S.H., F.iA
iiuiialoc ; F,urolton, Harllry Tp.
Situriliy E , Oct. 1 1 Slrickl-'r's S II.,
West Uoffilue; (trtfip's S.H., Hurt-
Icj; I'uion Furnace, Uniou Tp.
MntJu'j Krc, Ort. l: Whitd tfpriug S
11., LiiucstoDO Tp.
vrjnrui,y : ., Ort. io iiiD-Vs s. 11.,
bitu !).rr Tp.
friil'i' A'urnuon l- I'vf., Oct. 17 Sceli
Irr's hotel, lower end MiiHiuburg.
JSittunhty 'rt., Oct. IS New Columbia.
The People are Awake !
W'e have never seen curb interest exhi
bited in our county in political affairs, a.s
at present. Tbe attendance at the Fremont
&. Day ton meetings ia very large, and the
spirit evinced most gratifying. We can
give but brief avcounu of each.
The meeting iu Kelly is noticed on our
first pago. The sumo cveuiug at JTaloe
X Koad, a very large meug convened,
Judc lluhl in tbe chair, and addressed by
Meisra. Worden, Siifcr and Aiken.
Saturday oveniDg, Mr. VanGczer made
a most impressive address to on enthusias
tic crowd at the IUd Bank school bousa
in West Buflalje.
Monday evening, J. M.Linn l'q , and
Ir. Leifcr addressed the citizens of High
town in White Deer Tp, and the Lewisbg
Glee Club gave several Sougs. Aaron C.
Hih i l'rcsideut, and Jacob Leicr,
Jjiiu l)ei.haui, Samuel M'Curley, and
Aaron Meoeuger, Vice Presidents. This
ii the only place where we have beard of
any liuehauier attempt to disturb our
meeting.
Moudjy, Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings, meetings iu Hartley Tp, addressed by
Mesri.lavid IIaycs,Aikcn and VauGczer.
Wednesday cveiiicg at Farmersville, Ad
am Sbcckler Ksj. in tho chair, addressed
by Messrs. Word.-n and M'Call. (Old
Buliloe will do bc-rwholo duty 1)
Friday evening, Mr. Harncs addressed
lha Club, at Lowiburg; and Wednesday
evening, Hon. Lot M. Morril until, tbe
propagation cf tbe Cincinnati Platform, a
leading Democrat of tbe State of Maino
made us a superior speech.
sr Owing' to ft j.rcs3 of Job-work
for two weeks jast, wo bav uot been
"ble to pay uguiil attention to our
paper. Several New Advertisements
ic utccssarilv omitted.
Next Tuesday is General Election Day.
Let the friends of Freedom for Kansas get
a thorough canvass of their Districts, give
their friends full Tickets, and see that they
arc all at the Pollsearly. Trade off no
votes ! Our "skies arc bright ! " "Let us
have a clean victory or a clean defeat !"
Union State Ticket.
The euccess of the ticket formed by tho
opponcuts of Buchanan in Pennsylvania,
is a matter of the first impor(ance,whcn we
view its influence upon tho other States of
tbe Union. To demonstrate that be is in
minority AT noMB, will bo an incubus
upon the efforts of his friends, and give
unwonted strength to his opponents, every
whero. It will demonstrate that tbe mighty
North ia inflexibly opposed to tho Exten
sion of Slaverr. It will show the strong
under-current cf tho popular will in tho
Free States first seen in Iowa, outspoken
in Vermont, and echoed in thunder tones
from MAINE ! Let Pennsylvania now
give expression to tho real feelings of her
honest, liberty-loving German, Quaker,
Scotch-Irish, Welch, and Xew England
population, by voting for Cochran and
Phelps and Lafobte, for the State
Offices.
JOHN C. KIMEL.
A reform in tho National Administra
tion, can not bo effected by the election
of a President alone: he must be sustain
ed by an able and independent Congress.
In tbe House of Ua resentatives at its
recent session, no new Member won a more
honorable position for industry, eloquence,
parliamentary tact, and devotion to the
right in the great struggles, than our own
member, John C. Klsuel. IIo has
reflected honor upon his District. Unan
imously ro-nominatcd f ir election as he is,
we shall do ourselves credit by returning
him with the most triumphaut majority.
The next Legislature.
A local contest in our District, resulted
in the election of Win. Diglcr to the U. 3.
Senate. Tho next Legislature has another
U. S. Senator to elect, and to district the
State for Senators and Assemblymen. The
Buchanan- Kausas party are secretly exult
ing in the hope, that by a division of the
Unionists upon u volunteer oandidatc,they
will elect their man. We are assured in
the two other counties, that our nominee
will run with the Stato Ticket, bo that it
probably depends upon the Whigs, Amcr
icaus and Republicans of Union county to
decide whether iu tho next important ses
siou cf the Legis'aturo they will have a
friend or a foe whether they will strug
gle to elect a President, and yet tie his
bands by a Senate opposed to him 1
It is conjectured that tho U. S. Senate
wilt contain, next session, '2j friends of
Fremont, 7 of Fillmore, u0 of Buchanan ;
but if wo sacrifice Penn'a, the Buchanan
vote will be 31 one half the Senate, and
thereby prevent cither Fremont or Fill
more from having a working majority.
The County Ticket.
"i'ji'te ice stand tlichhil ire 'ill," is
a truth as applicable to County as to State
and National affairs one helps the other.
On the opcuiug of au eventful battle, is
no time to be caviling or disputing about
who eball bo OpUius, or who Colonels.
United under our duly appointed leaders,
let us like men and brethren prove indeed
that "in Union there is strength."
The County Ticket is as fairly nomina
ted as a'iy are, and the candidates arc
respectable and competent. Half of them
opposed, and half ft' them favored, Divis
ion. Tho full Convention which selected
(Loin, unatiimo'isly
' llEsor.VKu, Thit in the tcleetion nfcan
(. lies J rum the different section of our
r..un'y, njirrmnfii': all Hie mUrtsts which j If the Eastern States wero to unite in
hue vr;i diei'h'i us, ALL l'AST S0Iid phalanx against the West, or the
LOCAL DIYISIOXS AUK TO DAY. Southern against the Northern, they hap-
.'. ; mi, th u tee on', atlc for i peninc to have a mnjority, would you tnb
f iithj U jreru :i.n nf the Division Law, in m;L "Cries of "no." I am sure you
its UUtr and tpirit." W0UJ uot . for J j;now T0U , be mea
As honorable inon, we adhra to that j Anl,shou!d they further accompany every
resolution. Wc beiievo it to bo our inte- j act of their triumph with every expression
rest the interest of Lewkburg and the of contumely aud contempt, xcoul.l you not
interest of our union party at the present , U!lve " '' ,' "'" '"'! You
- -j..,, i i need not respond I know your manly sen-
foruiiug period to forget all personal or j t:weQts "
cimtinnil rl itT.iritiu.oa irmmtm ntit f lacuna . - '
now settled, and start anew, as cno man.
o one uouLts but L tion county has
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Kaneas party.
1ft Itinir I'rrrtia ' tn.
t lfc.1l.t fit- .
" Ul , , . ... 1 . J i
arc doing tlio t-aruc) that they will elect
their whole ounty l letor, and Assembly
man ! And how ? Ily fotnetitiiig divis
ions and irritating- old sores in our rani:
... , . r , j
uuu uy ircaeuerousijr cncouragiuc oiua- i ,i . . , . T ,
., ... , . , b, had been examined before Judire Cato,
teera who they will desert on tho hour of! . , -,.,, ... . , . , . '
. . . , , . , , , , , ! aud committed for trial at the April term
trial ! It remains to be sceti whether the : yf (jdurt
WhigB, Americans, antl Iteptiblietins will j --'
al'ow themselves to bo thus divided and ! Chicaho, Oct. 8. Private) advices re
defeated to the delight of f'outb. Carolina -''v'd here from Kihsas mention a rumor
and the Uortkr Ituffitins ! i that Govcruor II obiuson was about to con-
We have no personal antipathies aud Te"9 t,ie Ytee Slate legislature. Tho
no nartieular nartialities as to our County ! uinu'''l Free State men arrested under
I J .
Ticket. We advocated
the union at an
early day wo announced our intention
to staud to its actiou and wo see no rea
son for violating our plighted faith. Tbe
candidates in the field are aix well known
and respectable men. "Princii-les, wot
men' should therefore govern our choice.
We had not intended to make any refer
ence to these local matters, bat our com
parative silence having been tuisreprcsen-
tod or misunderstood abroad, we make this
statement in justice to ourselves.
Beware of SpiiriousTickets
Lcwisburc Cfironiclc and West Branch Farmer Ocjobcr 10, 1856
UXIOX. The leaders having refu
sed, the people of Berks and Lancas
ter counties liave originated measures
to form a Union Electoral Ticket, to
defeat Buchanan in Pennsylvania a
measure that will bo hailed with
delight by .the honest and earnest
masses who don't want another Pierce
administration. Tho titno is short,
but sufficient. We hope to seo some
from everv District at tho nicetin
to-morrow. It will afford a good
opportunity to dislrilmto Tickcts,aud
to appoint other Meetings".
UaTTbe Buchananite slave-holders seem
to have a special affection for Union county,
and manifest a very strong interest in con
torting it over to "tho nigger-driving De
mocracy." First, they bestowed upon us
a lot of M'Kays, from Georgia the
"Judgo" ia particular; then Bob Tyler,
Esq., ono of tho F. F. V's of Virginia.son
of Traitor John ; next "Hon." Mr. Wal
lack, tbe nullifier of Washington ; and
this week they have vouchsafed us "Brig
adier General Thomas F. M'Ciaig, Esq."
all tho way from Maryland 1 Tho number
cf converts these slave-driving advocates
havo made among our honest farmers and
mechanics, could be put iu a flea's car !
a3fcTbo pooplo wero called up to Mif
flinburg last Saturday in order to havo
proved to them that "the Democratic party
is Itiborinj for Freedom for Kansas !" We
are informed that tho Mary lander, Brig.
Gen. Thos. F. Craig, Esq., illuminated
the position, by arguing that the diffusion
of Slavery extending it over a larger sur
face would tend to destroy it ! On the
samo principle, wo should "diffuse" yel
low fever and tho itch to get rid of them!
By tho samo philosophy, a farmer should
scatter cocklo and dock and thistle into all
his new ploughed ground, in order to erad
icate them ! To givo Slavery more U- S.
Senators, Ac, of course woald decrease tho
political power of tho Slaveocraey of
courso 1 O 3Ir. Brig. Gen. Thos. F. M'
Craig, Esq. of Maryland ! the Dutch of
Pennsylvania can't bo fooled by such talk.
If the course of the Democratic party is
"Inlorinij fir freedom for Kansas," what
would their "laboring for S!uctry be?
A Distinguished Arrival. A Fallot
box stuffer of great notoriety Ins come to
town. He left San Francisco for the ben
efit of bis health, under tho prescription
of the Vigilance Committee. Ho has al
ready been seen in company of a doubtful
character. The crowd by whom he has
been surrounded and who have been f irm
ing a kind of ovation for him, aro well
known file leaders cf tho Democracy. It
is known from tbeir past lives that they are
ripe for any schemo cf corruption, though
it were rotten and fetid as a charnel-house.
Now wo advise all of tho inspectors iu tho
city, who aro opposed to the Bucbauiers.to
examine carefully every bsllot-box ere the
polls open, to see whether thero are fahe
sides and bottoms to them. They can
easily be detected by examination. l'h'd.
Tilllti.
Mr. Breckinridge, tho Democratic can
didate for the Vice Presidency, in his late
speech at the Democratic mass meeting on
the Tippccanoo Battle Ground, assumed
the same disunion ground occupied by Mr.
Fillaioro. As reported in tho Cincinnati
Enquirer, a Buchanan paper, Mr. Breck
inridge said :
News ftom Kinsas.
St Tni Tw W ' llr... T,.
, ,.-.,. . .
snra a proclamation ior tno tnerilis ot the
the
v -M'.l.aj VJVf. yj, IUI LIIU UIVUIIUU
of a delegate to Cot.cress and ui.-n.bcrs of
Legislature, under the
ieiritoital :
!
Las.
A letter to ths Domorrat. dated the
it -'a I li c.oa ii. .!.. vol. . . . -
-."j . mi. mu no) I.-IUIW i riS'Jiltra I
I IT Wl ' 1 w v - .
""vcy ' uicfiorv 1'oiut, had all
been
committed on the charge of murder.
The Question Setti.eo. Tho last
story is, that one Thomas Jones eaw at
Urown'a a man named Smith, who had
seen a man that thought he heard one
Thompson state that ho believed that his
great uoel,;oo his mother's ei tie, had a cou
sin in Washington who had whispered con
fidentially that he had slept under the same
coverlid with Fremont; rhatLe saw noth
ing to convince him that Fremont was not
a Catholic. . . : . - - - " -
REMEMBER KANSAS!
CMTEK9IT1 AT LCWLSOrnU.
NOTICE. Subscribers toF;lhe Building
Fund are respectfully informed that the
First Insialment on theirsub;rnptions is now
duej and payable. J. A. MKRTZ, Esq.. is
appointed Collector, and authorized to receive
and receipt for the same. A. K. BELL,
General Aent and Treasurer
Lewisburp, Oct. 1, l
RAILROAD m3TAIJ3EKT.
JiOTICE is hereby piven to ihe
Stockholders of the I.KWIHBLRti.
CENTRE & SPRUCE CREEK
RAILROAD COMPANY, thai Ihe Directors
of said Company have passed a Resolution to
call in $. on each shaie subscribed. Th?
respective Stockholders are therefore required
to pay into the Treasurer's office, in Lewis
burs, on or before Ihe S.lih of October imtant,
$3 on each share subscribed. Tlmseneleu
ling will be liable to pay one per cent, per
monib, on said instalment after that time.
J. F. MILLER, Treasurer.
I.ewislmrj, Oct. 1, lsi.
NOTICE.
4 T a meeting of Ihe Board of Managers
J of the Union County Mutual Fire Insu
rance Com pan v, held at the olhre ot said
Company, in the' Borough of Lewisburg, on
the isl day ol October inst., the lolluwiiig res-
ulution was unanimously adopted :
Jiesolccil, That an assc.smeiii of twenty-two
per cent, on the premium notes be made, to
meet the losses sustained by this Company
and due the devisees of J. II. App A Co., Eli
as Hoy and i thers.
Published by order of the Board of Direc
tors. J. A. MEIM'Z, Secretary.
October I, 1S."Gw4
PRESIDENTIAL,
ELECTION SiStiSSf PROC I AMATION
WHEREAS, ia and by an Act of
1 f the General Assembly of this Mtate,
entitled "An Act U regulate the general elec
tions of this ('niiimnnueallh," enacted un the
2nd day of July, I it is enjoined on me
U' sive miMic mtire of such election to be
held, and to enumerate in sttrii notireiuhat
ofTirers are to be elected I, UAMfil. I).
(tl'MlIX, If iiih Sheriff of the county f Union,
do therefore hereby make and give this public
notice to the Electors of the said county nf
I nion, lhat a General Kb i non will be held
in said comiiy on the Ti esimy after the first
Monday of ivenr.ii, lTiti.lth day o: sai I
month.) at th several districts composed ot
the follow in:,' townships and boroughs, vi-.
I district, at the (nitniioners ohVe i;i
and for 3ierHerlin borough.
II district, at the house of Henry (Iibst-n
in and for I.'nion township.
Ill district, at the house nf James Adams,
m and for U nite Deer township.
IV district, at the house of Jdnv-s I.awson
in and for Kelly township.
V district, at the house of George Wolfe
in and for Kast UinTalne township.
VI districitnT$fh"!hot.e of .fames .M(rcii;!il,
in and ior iJutlalce township.
VH district, at the house of Jacob Deckard
in Mi 111 in bur?, lor West Unliable town-dun.
Vllldistriet, at (he new public school h-oise
in and for the JNurlU Ward iti the borough of
Lewisburcj.
IX district, at the house of Jonathan fpy-
kcr, in an t lor the iouth Ward, in the bur
outih of Lewisburtr.
X district, at the house of Charles Crotzer,
in and for Mifllinbur borott&h.
XI district, at the house of William Kilert,
in and for Hartley township.
XII district, at the house of Peter Wehr.iu
and for Limestone township.
XIII district, at the .school honsp.on l-t
ID, in New Berlin, in and for Jackkon tsp.
At which time and places there will t
elected by ballot
Twentv-Scvcn IVr?on? for Illcctors of
IVeidont and Viee IrcsiJcat of tho
United States.
yowl-: is iilrv.b y civvy,
That cwry perron, t-iovptinT Jtntif cf tV ?Vrif.,
v:tit h:ill lutl'i liny ofTirw nr :ippoinii;i.-tit -it fir- ii; t
trut uhlcr tint t mini rt.-itf, vr of this ,"t:it.-. ..r anv
.-Ily T im-Mi-pi.rati 4 tli-tn. t, wLt'tl.i r a o.iii.in--U'ti-t
rfTi.vr ur cih-rwj.-.-, a ptiNt lii.:tt tiWT t-r ;i-Dt, wh
l Mr ill t.- i-ihji-.' I uu l. f UivU .;i-l:itiv.. i-i.-ciiti'
or juilnnury l.-(.uri:ui-iit of tftiH M;it or "f Iti- I mtfl
Stale. r i I' auy i:i-irj j "l J li-trict; mil h''. llinl
v.:ry nn-iulT of Cvuzf- au4 o: lit.- Stat-- U i-bli
an-l ot'ltio wlivt cr c nauvn inuif-il of .1117 r:ty, r -
Iiiii'.UiT of iii'ri-iiraI'-U t'-lrl''(. T 1 ii.''ir:f
)!' vi ln!-1ii:: t i'x-rt-iriiij at tUo wuw tiut, t! tii
ur uj point ut-iit or juJ. iuM'Uir or rlt-rk i f ny !
tt ii tf tlti- t 'out nf -it Wcttit li. u:t I that no in-jt-i t-.r,j n I;
i.ranj i:t:ct.r i f .-u ii cld-tiuu JUaU y. eligible to K: th-11
And the a:.d ct of AsemMv, entnUd
-Au Act relating lt electmns ol this f.-iu
inonweahh." passed July Jnd, IS"U, further
provi Irs as follow, to wit:
Tliut th- iu.rpc. liir it ,;ri'l jii'li ti'-t at t':f r'
pi i'litt- pl; fiHHill li-r l.- l-lm,- lh ! .-l:ofi in thi
i1:tri-tf lo wl.iih tin) rc-i -vm--.- I ':.-!.'. I I Tc ; .,'
rlti'-k in I ! iw -riling -jf tlio iai-l mcoij. i'li.-.J.iy of
lol.r, .inj wh o I .-diil ittpf t' rs :.;..i.;iit
d-rk. h..sh.ill I- .puiSiti-.l v-.t. m or si, h .ii-tri-1.
" In ca-.' ttif T" 11 l. 1 r.ul (i:f.( r.-i'.-n'rHl tliv
ullt hull -t UUinti. r "t Sot. lor i!lpet t-r, Plmil n..t t
U i.'l i '.i tli 1 . 1 V ! :tuv ;. tn.n. tliwli It.t .iT-ori wi,.
Ijm11 h. r--ivl iff -u-l lii'ht-t iiumt. r -f
I'or juU at iliu u -xt ( r. iN it.Hi; .-tf.lin. ill art ji.
hiv v-r in lii.- .!-'. An t iu c.t.- this j- r i ! iti.i:
h.iff n-it ivt-i th" liuhr-t tiUtuhfr of otv. t -r it:n (rt"i
c-ti.il I nt Jtttfii.l, It." o r..n x-ct-l J-I j-li.i It :j ..int
mi iii' l c!or in hiji .tat-", ana in rruu i. r--n t'.ri
j'l.J.i rliall li"t Mtf. inl, ttii-d th iti"-f''-rr.r nti ' r. .. i
lh) hul.tt llUUltxT Of t'.-4, Milull ti'iiut a jiul-
1) 1 9 i-l;ir; or it aiiT vuctU'-v h:tli roTHiiiUL- in ti t- oTil
onft hour atl r Itit tinn' by law tit- r'-T tin opvrjin ;
tiu Ifi-tioti. the mi.ili:,-! t.it.-r f tli- U- o-tilp. wrt
f r litrii-t f-T ni- h cii.-h of!' ir islinll h.n .-L.-t. t.
rft'Ut at tliu jLu-m of eli-ctiou, lluH elf t one of their
numlH-r to U 1 .-m n vm-aiity.
For th' information ot the electors of (,'ninn
county, I publish the following, being the Jth
section td the act of the General Assembly
of the session uf 1851, entitled "An Act to
provide for the election uf Judges of the sev
eral courts of this i- of 11 niuiiwrai i fi, ana lo
regulate certain Judicial districts"
fine. 4. That the lection for Jii.ti(v ?htt I h' l nti-
muijutii in th- ?iivi i:I tiou listrkt-, in thw oii-lumiL'-r
anil in all rir!cUa iwtioiisi I r r-pn ctti;t-ti.-s
nrn nt flirt)! ln-Ul an. I eoriilti. t-J. an t l.y tin-
'iii j 1 t LT-iiiT-pci lor aiitl oth-r olhtt rx ; tli 1 n
vi-. ot.- of U:e a t ot ilio k Qi ra! -i-.. mMr, n 1 1 i h ! An
I At r Uitint; t I ho tli cii i.i of thi-if.oiiiin-inwf ;i!ih.' ;ip
( proreit jhv fcvun l d-iy vf July W;'., nn i it-; m -r U riip
j iii--rtn a:il all older I1..0 lawt. as f;ir n n. p.tui,
1 fha.. W in tou-t an-I appiii,attih.iil hw.lcemf'l -i-! ukt-n
to 'ipj.!y lo tl !( t'lj .n fr Jn ! i: I'rotitt- -A. 'I Iho
j af-rciai 1 el'vt.j' fball xt Mr JuiJej; of tl.a -itiprnu i
j t'ourt vn a t-.i-ariito (if'- t T'.r, av.l for all iili. r
I Jivi.'t'H riuirwl tube hMiiu4iuLh law, oa anotlu-r
! fr'i.mat piLi-tf uf .npt'r."
It will thus be seen that the electors of
,;'""n c'y arE rii'lirfJ ' v"ie f ,;an:l1
, ,..i -.n r.,i,i.. ..r
ficrs, on one piece of paper, or the voter
may cast his ballot for each oflice sepcraicly,
if he prefers iu
It r.Hli W ihe duty of the neT-ril Anwuenra rriipcft-
i.i.
ivriv
atti-nil at tin place ot liotUtu ft ry fifinr).
Fpri or town.-hip ei'fth n. during the who it-"tint" t-mA
lection is kept uf.t ii. l.r the purpcti of lovinr ii.form.i
tloii 1. iit-prr.'r., ftnJ jutUr wli.-u e.tlltd tu, in r-ia-
t:i u to tin- rijfliti.f nny piT"ii Mwirfft by tin ui tu f'tn
at mii-h i-li-ftion, or itrlt .ihr inntt'r! in ivUtion to
the .ifcM-nint of toUji ah tl. miJ inpecUTd or cither
tf ti. iu sliail fr-iin time toiae rt-purf.
Ni ) rton rhalt In iK-riwtt,iJ tu Tit nt any pftftlon
te a-T, Mid. ll.u a wltit treeman of the i(t of twen-ty-ouu
y-nri or m.re. wh'i blottl hae r'.-i it d m tliiti
S'.alp at I- u-yeur,and in tun .:cutuUi-tnct where
lie otT'n in vote at U-:,t U n davi ituux-d tutely -mi iltu
Hti'-h ' bet iii. and within two ynirft paid a Plate or comi
ty Mi. wh.-li ? ha.il haio Immii afiwM-d at ht t-m days
before the i'U'-tli.U, Uut a C lliCD of ihe L'liileil -Utj)
Lp) hi" rrrrirMifly Ki-n a mwlii..'"l Tuter ot Ibis MAttf,
and r. rrioffNl th-r-frttn atiJ returned, and who hrut rei
drd in the i'lccti.a liHtri-t and p:tiJ tvs as afonsaid,
(bnll be etititlfd to vote nfJ.-r p .Nidin in this Hate nix
moutl.fi: i'nvided, I'h .t th while fre.mrn.ritiwii of
th United itated, Ntweeu tbe a.'i'f of tiYcnty-one aud
twenty-two ycurs, and Lmt niii-.l In the election di
trb t a" alArV-ai I ten drtvts shall bu cntitlrd to vote,
although they hall But li ivc iail taxeif.
N't person nhall be inmttttt to vote whi.ce nitme U
not ntMiuii tbe list of Uxatilelnhnhitantufurnifthetl
by thi- Ct.uituinf-iou. nt, un , 'ir.st, be produce a rm4;t
for th payment within two years ol" a State or eouoty tax
anKiwed agreeably to the CoutitutkD, and dm MatMibrw
try eT.Uet.ee either on hU own oath or aJbnnationor
tli oath or ufl'.rtnatiOD of another that be ban paid su h
tax. or on failure to prod woe. a rxript shall innke oath
to ttte payment tberetif, or iNMxmd tl Uu claim a right to
vote by bviU an elector between the a ol twenty-ona
and twenty-two years he fhall depose on oath nr ulllriu;.
tion that he his reaidett hi the lilate at lea one year
before bif appliratioii aud make uch prwf of residence
hi Ihw dt-trkt an b niuirrd by this art. and that be i'tm
Tenly bsdieve frnilheaceMJDtpienbtnthat he it the
alorevud ae, ttudpfe sucb other tudruie a it rtiiuired
by thi art, whereuHt the name of the jiTm-u m a.lm:t
td taite eball be inrUd in thi- alrhahelieal lint ! ,
thi; incpertor and noteuvi(k opptifviU- thereto dy wr.lii.tr
Um aoil Itx If he tai! tv uiloilltU to ?te t rtas.-n uf j
ha.loc rl tan, or h '!' "
to roU I'J reason of uth , hll U (nlli-l nut to th.
rlrrk. who h.:l mjke tliu lit. notes itbo ll.Uof toteM
't by iIm-ui. .
lb eviH whirs llm nnmenf III. WTf-'tt cLimlng
lo Toto, tmuJ o llm li-t liirnili-l hj tl" i"iiitiiiMion
cru anil imm, ..r hi rulit in b-lli.c IuudJ
tliiwia or D. i t olij..-l. a t.i hr ny iiwalinnt ot!, It
.hall bo tin- dut ol the in!!"! to .xanone i.n-l otff-
.n oh oath a Ui hi (iul.ti.lin.aoa 11 o nuu
b.itemdil within th Sue- fcr oii.y.aror root. hl
oath nhall l iturari-nt .n-l th. r-i; hut hp ?hali uiukw
K v 1.. .t l....t r.mr.t..nt wiln who ..hall t a
;ulitilh-U.rtlith. hn rrld within , Hi. listrirt
for more than u-o uijuin cir..".." - .
hr ahall "t-o him If w. nr that hin bona ti.lr r. -i 1. 10 .
in iiursuan ol hi. lawlul onlllnjj i wilhin th. Ji.lru t,
that he .H i not ri-uioo Into aij Ju.uict lor the urw
of Totlnic therein.
f.fery "Tnon unalifl'-i aa aforpnai-t an.l whn chall
mult. .n'f 1' r.' iiiri-.l i.r I.U r. -i lei.co aii'l -ay-uientof
uirt atoriiMiia. thall I ajmittej to ti in the
t.wn-hip, wanl or.li.-tri. t in nhieh heh.ll rest.le.
If any peiton fhall prevent or attempt lofcn Tent any
ofllr-r til any ele-lou un.ler thi.4 aet Iroul h 'Minir eii-h
eh tron or u- or thrt-aten any i..linc to any u.-h of
fira r. cr .hall iiiterruit..riuii.roi. rly Interfere nh him
in theejeeution nf hw Juty.or -flail M k lip the.in
low or avnile to any win.low when; tho kiiiik m.y h.
Lnlilinv.or riotously .li.turl. the .eeeut iueh eleetn.il or
h:lll u.-e or praetiee nny intiini-latlmt llir. ato. f.r.e or
liolenre. with .le-in to inlluell.T un.luly oroveraw-'ioiy
elector orto pr.ri-i't l.hu Irom Tolitu; or lo restrain th.
freeai.m of ehoire. mi.-Ii . ron on eon:eti.-.n ll.01 I.'
f ne l ill any PUIli Il.-l esi ee.liii til.' liUli'ln d ueliar; ."'1
Impri.-oneil for anv t-.nn- nr: I. tlinn three nor more
lhan Iw. lin IilonClK. nnj iT it hall be horn to th"
court where the trial ol Il ff.-rii. ha!l be ha 1. thai the
IHTM.o .Hoolfeuilinjr wanot are-iilentolthueity, wanl.-liii-tri
t or town-lov wlo-r. tho iaij old nee . o.ionoluil
anl n.t enr:tl.a' to fote therein, then on ronvielion uj
eh.U la- rntoitee! to pay u line or not lee- than one hun
tlre.l lo-r mi re than one th m-aii.l -tollar- ami ho impri..
onl not I. r than month. n r mom than two yearn.
If any per-oh or oereont l.all make any hetnr Tracer
Un ll.ere.-illtol any clcetiohio thi- ( ..ulini-r..:alth.or
.hall oiler to make any pueh l--t or wa'er. either by Ter
hat pni-iauiattoti thereof or by any written or printe.l
aiir.rti.-ement or ehaller.ceor invite any H'Pn to make
eueh U i or wai;er, upon eoniii tinti thereof he or they
ehall forf. it and j ay three time, tho amount 0 bet or
t'ff. r. I to I. l-t.
' If un ie-rw.il not hy law .nalified .hall fraudulently
Tot. at any rleetion in thi fomuK-nwealth, or bein
oth'Twii .Ualilii il .hail nolo out of hut proper dbitrii:t,
or if any T-on knowing the want of eueh .pialifi; ation
.hall ma or pro-ur -neh pereon to ri'te, Iho person on
e .nvi. ti- U chall l-i- htie-I in any Mltn it' t e. w. .Iiiiii two
hun inl dollars ami Ui iiaprun-ncj f .r ajiy tortu not ex
ceeding thr. mouth.
Ml anv .T-on ahall Toto at mom than one election
.Hi-trletor olherwi.-o fraudulently vol. more than onee
on the .amu .lav, or shall fraudulently fdil and d-hvor
tothcln-pettor two lki KUwlkt with tho int.ut ille
irallv to vote r a.lvii-e and pmriire another an to I...Ih
or t'l.ev k f If ndiUL- -halt on emvieliou no fim-d in any
FiiRj nl.t le. than f.fty nor more than live hunlred dol
lars and la- iiuputoued u--t h .-sthau thruc nor mure than
tuelie mouths.
"If any Kr-on not unalified tt. Tote in tliii Ommon
weallh, arei-.l.ty to law. (eat-ept the son. of .luaiitied
citizens.) shall appear at a:iv place or election for th.
purpose of i-siiiio.- ticket, or . f h.ltiiiiielni: the citizen
qualified to vote, he shall on conviction, f .rltit and pay
any turn not cseecdmit one hundred dollar-for el. ry
u.h offence, and be uuj risoued fr any term not execej
inir three month.-.'
Agreeably to the provisions of the ixty
f;rl aection of said act "every IJi-ncral and
Special election shall tc opened Letween the
hours of eight ami leu in the forenoon, and
shall continue unlit s-ven o'clock in iheevcu
mz, when the polls shall te closed."
The li -liira Ju.les of the several districts
will meet iti the Court Iloue at Lewisbiirs.
on the third lay affrthe election, (lieuiR Fri
ll iv, the "Ah i!ay of .November.) to do an t per
form those duties enjoined on them by law.
Dated at I.ewilmrtr. this Slh day of Oct.
A.U. one thousand eiL'ht hundred and fifty-six.
UA.NIKL 1. (JI LUI-N. iT-Sh.-rirs
OXce, Letrisbnrt, Oct. S, t56.
Tor m-.-r.ll AKornoy,
I.NIJEI'UXUK.NT CA.NUIUATE,
.l JUI1.V 15. MX.
Ai-olatc J:ltri--Messrs. I'ditors:
The tune i approachini; when n :ll be
called upon to elect an Associate Judge for
thu county, and it is all important that e
should have a man of intelligence, a good ac
countant, and experienced in business per
taniini; to ihat otlice. Wc know of no man
better nual'tied t r that station lhan Judge
MA ft 1 1 AM., of White Deer, tie has served
the public faithful!)', with credit to himself
and our county, we would therefore recom
mend his re-election. .MANY VOTER".
Sept. I. iw.ili.
4wifI5iIl . ' 'he r iii"-t . f iiumer
otis lrie:. !s, JOHN WILT, t.l Hartley town
ship, will be an Iii-trperideiit fandidare for
I! -jiresenti'ivc of this District in the (ionera!
Assembly of this State, at the coming October
Election Sept. 1 1. l-.Vi.
OIliniiSflO'JClV-Atlheuf.-ent leijiiesl
of my friends, I idler myself as a Volunteer
Candidate for re-election lo the i.Hice of Coin
nnssioiieruf L'uioii county ai the next rleetion.
Ju'y 21 t.i:o..sCHOt II.
1'lease announce JOHN .M.C.li.WCK Es..
of Milllml'tiro as a Volunteer candidate for the
nlHce of t?ll I le t Attorney at the Octo
ber Election, lie is a native ot our county,
of larite and respectable family connections,
of good character and atiainnients, and has
had that experience in the practice of ihe Law
which is iiidipeus ibly necessary for a sale
execution of the delicate duiies ol' that impor
tant 0:!ice. WEST Ul.TVALuK
To the "t rs of l uioir Coiiiify :
I'i.iliiw Crri.iNs I hIIt myself as a can
didate for re-election to the oliiee of Tro'll
Oliutary and " r'.; of the severed (Joints
of I nion county. Mi.uild I be elected,! tetter
uivsclf that the discharge of the duties ol said
otVices lit retol'ore by me, is stillicient pledge of
mv protniit atteiiiion to and disehaie ol the
duties of said olliees wnli li ielnv.
Lrwtstmrs.JitlyK. SAM t EL KOfSlf.
I
JLASTEK at
HE WEIti KUE.MEir:
Vc3t Erancli Insurance Company,
OF I.oi-k llaven.l'a., insure Detached
Huildint7s, stores. Merchandize, Farm
Property, ami oilier buildings, and their con
tents, at moderate rates. Doing business on
bothCash and Mutual plans. t'apital,:iiHi,000
MUECTOliS.
Hon John J Peaice Hon (J C Harvey
John 11 Hall T T Abrams
Chas A Maver D J Jackman
Chas Crist" W White
Peter Dickinson Thos Kitchen
Hon. li. C. HAItVEV, President.
T.T. A I! HAMS, Vice Pres.
THO'S KITCHEN. Sec'v.
JAMES 11. HAMLIN, Agent,
C2i Lewisburg, Enion Co. Pa.
H. n. Dersham, H. D.,
nAVIXfi permanently located in Le
wishursr. la., respectfully teuJers hi:
l'rofessional Services lo ihe citizens of this
town and vicinin-, hoping by prompt allention
to ihe duties of his profession lo menl a share
ot llicir patronage. Attention will also te paid
lo Chronic Diseases of every namend treated
with unparalleled success.
-Dk.DK1.SHAM graduated at the renowned
American Klectic Medical .;olIe-e,Cincinnati,
having lir.st studied the Old or Allopathic sys
tem of medicine, and attended Lectures in one
of the Old School Medical Colleges of Philad
elphia; but bpcominj; convinced of the super
iority ot ihe New ir American h dec lie syMem,
he commenced its study, and attended two
courses of Lectures In the Reformed or Ame
rican rdectic Medical College of the Queen
City of the West. This Institution, although
yi't in its tnf:iii-y, tin no nupeiir in t..MJn;.t Vest,aDl
l nlrctuty n no us I It n.'ru tftuih ntn Utnn ULe four other
Mitlim) Colliif of CmHnnati romHtifJ. It tt nt'tiiing
I'liyhirianti to all parUof our slolM,&t.i iu Ohio, Indiana,
Ac-, th'-y will Boon bo mom uutneruiu Uiaa anjr otucr
tlitw of pbycicinn.
The prin-ipl Jinr.'n-eVtwwn t he U formctl (new) or
Krlfclic,anti the hl AlitiptUhit- iyttcm of mt-Jiciue, is tni:
the Kfw School uf no m tlU-iiml asent that in any
wny itijarinuH to th burana pyfltru, surh an Calnmel,
Atvenir, Antimony. Ac; for superior ami harmUiw nent
tava of latr yt-arit Iwa Uir.Terwl, (lj thyer lilnTnl
onj proreruiT chyt-i- ians of tin Nw School.) Uiat arw
(N'mplete nubntitutvii for thrw d'(wtriR milkiuefl.t'r
lomel, Ae.-.f thertfotu we have no nia fc,r them. With
thine valuable new aTrnt, and all ttuwe ot the Old or
Allopathic rM-hool snpt to 6 wpowons mL-ctioucJabovtT
and all tli 1mprofm'nt ofJfcry othrr fTnt-in of 3ttlr
rin,(aM tb. lloiu-tptbic, tldnpaUue,TliinMnin. Jtc.)
many ilix,'a.en arr now .;urU tht wrw our vrrnshlervd
iiupowibl., and that too without brmkinir d'n th eon
atitutioo. and m-atintt othiT dlw, an Uv ttility. Khu
matiiiui. lrhrpMt, Liter lbafM-, l'lTerat-d Aon XUreut,
IiM!ttd li-mt-!, pr aiuturi Us of Tut th, Ac
The New iN-hoo! rertaiuly r laiui.i a urcat nuperiorily In
Ihe trvntini'tit f all iliwaarn. It b-n iVvn pmrcd by
Cliniral Fs'i-irt" that Uf laortalitv tltti4 all dita-arv
top. t l-r in It? Ihn 2 fur ceui; that of ArUUcCLoItra
b itnly ft p-T rviit
Thi it. atraf uf roirrr!iii and imiiroT.-oient, and the
Svw Si'hol i.w hIw:i pnirfttii.'T. m.t Win,; touud down
l.y ilr-.fM.tien rrrstlr. htid .iiiLiuutUol tlmiri.-n.
y. U. yl llt K at th- V-x-r id I ci'Mar!;vt -t- frV"
MORTiiAUH FOi: SALE.
Will be si-til at a di-ci t
Is well secured, frop-rty near Ix wis.urej.
Inquire at the "Chronicle" ollice.
Wat
Wood Laud for Sale.
J ILL be sold at Public Sale on 8ti.-
Dar.Tiir. Nm my or.ovx-f iirh iiiu,
at the house of William Lindenmiith, iu East
Ituilaloe toWiiship, I.'nion connty, a certain
I f WOUD-LAMl, in
et-vfiW-St L'i
i;uu.uoe inwnsnip, aoinininr;
UHi of
late Thomas Mac'-iey, Pht-
Ht I. John Hayes, and Hunme! I
aud .Meixe
rnobi.nin
443 icres
The whole tract will be sold
and 105
peiches.
lotjetiier, or in j
piece, to suit purchaser.
Sale to commence- at 1 o'clock, P. M., when
Terms of sale will be ma le lit., in by
JACOB STAKE,
DA 1KL S I AIIL,
JOHN STAI1L.
SAVI EL sT.MIL. I
Executors of Jacou Staiil, dcc''l
Iv 'IjrsTp, Oct. 3, I K-,S !
VliKHKAUIA" to au orler of the Oi phar.' !
Court of I'niun County, will be exposed t
lo public sale, on the premises, on
Thurstfay, thu 13fA titty nf Xccmlfr next)
all that Messuase and Tract of Land situ-j
ate in IfutTaloe township, Cnmn county, ad- t
joining lands of Wm. Cleans, h'irs ofW:n. (
Irwin and John Kimplet deceased. and others,
containiut: 113 acre- an t ItVJ perches, with ;
the appurtenances. It is all'cleared except '
about 0 acres of Wood Land, and in a jro.ul
state of cultivation. A frame llULSEA-t. i
and BARN, two wells of Water, one atjrJl '
ihe hnnse and one at the barn, aud a larue
iwOKCIIAKD with ail k;udd cf Fruit, are
yramong the iinprovcmenN. j
ALsox Tract oTXTooA Lar.t'J
situate in West JJulliiloc township, adjoining
Uuflaloc Mountains and lands late of Uenja- j
min Jones, containing 'tl acres 3U ptrche. j
Sale tu commence at 10 ocIwck A.M., hen '
Terms of Sale will be made known by I
ISAM. KL MCLKI.LKX,
MAKY A. M-CLEI-t.E.V
Eseeiitir and Eteeutrix of ficr. M'Ciuxi, dee d,
lliiilaloe ttiwnhip, Ocu U, H."ti.
)
Administrator's Sale. j
"Vlf II.L be otVercd at public sale at the i
If house ot M. K'cckner, in the boiou-'h t
of .New lierlin, l.'nton county, la., on
Tucttfdj, if OctoUr,
lo6, at 1 o'clock, I. M
All that lot of ground situated iu ihe JJort
of NKW IiCRM.V aforesaid. beginning at a
posl on the south side of Water Mret, op po
st lie the south-weal corner uf Lot .t. W :
thence,!) land furnuT.y owned ly lleary !
(jfoss, south 6 decrees east 2 perches, to a
post; cast Hi perches i--lOtiis,to a p"si ; theme j
north 6 degrees west 3 perches and OlOths.tn I
Water streeet; thence, by the yatne, south hi !
degrees, west Hi perches an! Mn.h5(ti the'
beginning. j
Alsi,a tract i f irnmnd sitnaied in ihe li.ro'
aforesaid, an 1 a .joining the above described
tract, Mtuate on the south sitle of Wa'er stre t t
bounded on the west Iy loi of Michael Was- t
ner; thence, along the line of sai'l aguer's
lot south 7- feet to a post, thenre alonir line ;
of land of Philip (ir.'s east 72 feet to a pol,
along other land o Jacob Orwig ol which ihis ;
wa apart north ',fett to Water Mr- tt foresaid. 1
thence along Water street west 7Z f et to the
place ot beginning, cnlainiritr ftb- ut twenty!
perches. Trrins ma 'e l n un bv
JOffN A. VKFCTZ. A !i.mmr:,:.,r
of CATHA1.!.NE Al 1UM', decV. i
Sept. ;:o, w;.
ORPEATJS' COURT SALE.
It.Vu
irtue of nn orI r oi the Orphans !
ourt ot I mon cuiifiTv, Will b oih-red
tor snle. at ihe public h. u-e t Jacb Deckar !.
in Miri'LIMli IU;, a: H A.M. ..f
Sattntlc.y, afh tut. Inst.,
No. !. A TriM'S of Land silnaie.l in '
lltillaloe townsht, I'n.oii Ci-utitv, hue liie e
tate of liVnjrtiiiin Shocinaker.d.'cM. ciditainuig '
SO acres aud 17 perches, more or les, a l- !
joiiiiiig lan :s ol lavid Voncid i on the tvet
and MMitli, t v lands of Jrh'i Ucnner i n t!ic j
east, and on the north by othf-r lands of s.ud :
d"-ce.ie.!, ail Litnestone land, 2- arres ot it;
Ti in lei lariiT. and the remainder ail undvr '
giiod linproveii.eiit. j
-N. C. A TtiACT of LAND sitna-ed in1
Limestone township, county at'.resa:d,contai- '
ningiw acres an t 37 perches more or h i
adjoining lands of.amuel shoemaker. Charles ;
Kover, (ieorge KleeUner, Benjamin Chatnbers,
William rVsteTaud oilier,ali Limestone land,
about half Woodland and the rcma::.d. r un!er ;
good cultivation.
Term in:i'.ie knr-wn at sale, by ;
ilLM.Y MOLL. Admini:raior
t f Ut.xj. S;ioi At r.u, dee'd. '
West BniTaTcp. Oct. 1, l-t.V.
VALUABLE FAS2IS
Private- Siilf-.The suliscribcr
uahle Farms :
So. I. Situate in Turbeit township, Jun- I
iata county, containing 'i0- Acres, ab.ut
175 acres of which are cleared and iu a high !
state of good cultivation the balance well j
set with Timber. The improvements j
arc a coed Log Dwelling House, BAXKi.ji I
BAHX,and other necessary Outbuildings !
ii There is also an excellent Apple Orchard 1
on ihe premises. Several Springs of tine I
Water are convenient to the improvement
iVf, 'ti wuiuii me -kucnoer resiues.
v
Tun lliiml -
situate in Beale township, cctiniv
cniii.iiniiii; " Hi a..--.?.. nL.mt
n j uf which are clfarej, anj tlie balance
well-limbered. 1 he unprovcmciiia un this
Farm are a gomt FliAML! HOI iE,--
HANK U.M1X, ami all oilur necessary IjijL
out-buililinrjs :n fjnnil condiliun. There are
two other Dwelling Houses tin ihis propern.
pvAlsii-lu-o OUL'liAUIW nf chuice, urali
Sifccl fruit, cumprisini; Apple, Tear, Teach,
L'iierry, I'lum, Ac, of ihe very best varieties,
all in couil bearing conditiun. Several springs
of Water are convenient on the premises,
1 nis iarm is in a very mgusiaieoi cumvaiiun,
anj uniler cooil fence.
The above Farms arc within 8 miles of ihe
Pennsylvania Kailroai! ami Canal, ami are
amone; the best in Tusearora Valley. Their
location is a very healthy one, and they are
convenient to Churches, Schouls, Mills, Vc.
Persons in want of a desirable property u-onlj
do well to call and examine the above, as I am
determined to sell. WILLIAM OKESON.
Sept. 12, 1SSSw3
Woodlots ant! Small Farm for Sale.
To suit purchasers, on reasunalde terms.
rriIEHE are 9 lots of Woodland, sf-
J. tnate in White Deer Tp., on Little Uuf
faloe Creek.abont a mile above Culdin's store,
ranfjin-; from H to 21 acrea each, well timb
ered wilh various kimt. of Oak, Pine, Poplar,
and Chesnul.
The Farm contains about 55 acres.of which
18 are cleared, and has on it a Two Storv Loa
House, a Log stable, Spring of Water,
JLiLland Fruit trees of various kinds. It ad
joins lands of John Hummel and Jacob Ilart-
man, about 1 nine irom ouiiiin s Store, in
While Deer tp., L'nion Co, Pa.
The above property is tillered at Private
Sale, by the subscriber.
tif.OHUE MEIXELL.
Kelly Tp Anp. in. '66.
For Sale.
mA VAU AULE PKOPHUTy on Xi.rlh
Front street, near Market, Lewialiur:;.
A kimhI liKICK HOI SI" and suitable Out-
liiulilm arc rrected. Lui'nre nt THIS
UFFI'-'E -L.-vr burtr. frt. li, I'Tr'M I
$1,150
University Lots for Sale.
TTILL k o.Tt reil on FrMay, OrtnVr
t V a I, at Public Walt, som,
a utTiT.iHxa iaOis.
The sale will take place on Ihe sroantl, ai'in.
ii'eb cU- A. M-coniinencinr; o Itrown ir-.i
or SelttisL-rove road, near John IJotiatn- '
Tetnu made known at the ialr.
A. K. BELL.
Cen. Ag'tctc, I'niyersiijaiL.wiji,,,
Srit.'J, K'G.
VALUABLE EUILCIBIG LOTS
l0il Sale. One bt on South Thirl
' smeet, a fqtinra aud a hall from Mau. .
Three Lots on South t ourtb street, tw
srjuares fnon Market.
1 he fiove are level i.ois, we:i 'i rate'l
well adapted lo tuil.tin" purposes.
W. II. AliMsTIiny;,
Acting ExV of Wm. Arnisiro:io
T.evislior', June -.r. Is1-".';
- ?
AYER'S
CIIERIIY
PECTOIIAL,
toK TUB RA)7ID CLT.B Of
Coltls, ConRhs, and
BxTwrrrLn, Maw., 3)?h Dec 165.
Da. J.C.A.ita,: 1 i ut tijLao Uumf
the U-tit remedy I bj.vn ever found t.r
CouictiA, Ifoane-netta, luflucnza, and tho
tsmo'UiiUrjt ymptonvi of a 04.J, k yonr
Cuuit lai7r'B.4L. lwc.ui-"tan uae la
my prwrtiotf and my family the hut
KT5SS. fjW
IIT, 3LU.
U-ii yi-wra nan iii'mu p
ri. TirfiMH fir th" tf-arflK-nt -
ttmiiUiula. EUKN KMtiHT,
A. B. M'tRTLKV, tJi-tf t'TKa, S.T., wrltw:
Mfl yunr PectojlU. niy-'f wnd in my Buuly ever A
yn invented it, and b-H.-ve it tin bt n-'li.ii.e
purport.) ever put ont. WUi m bad odd J honM M
pay twenty-five dollan f r a buttl than do ftiihoat It,
Ink any other reiuudy.'
Croop, M hooping Couch, Inflaenza.
M-Hl.fflMILD, illet, jTrti. ',, lot.
Jtvmm. At: I will eheerfiilly rertlfyj .iir Vtrrit
t tiiA bt reuv-.ly wo pumrm U the eur" of UTt.
Otfjh. Crp. aod the eh-rf aiaoae.-e f eUl hvn. W,
y,rur frat-niiiy in the t-euth aj i-reriatts au aUli, .j
ouUimoud yjur uicJiuno tu otrr iif.;e.
IlIlLtU CONKLIX, 31. D.
AM09 LER, Esq., Motttext. It., writ'. -1 Jan.,liM,
I bud a tedious lulluetiZii, whirb Ctiitimd me io iVe
alx vk-Im; too many nied.c.u-4 witli.nit rf; flmuy
tried iur 1'n.T'JiiAL by tlte advir of ckrryinv,.
Tlie Arst d-e relieve"! th" n-wm In my thro i.t
luntCit; hvM tlian one half tho hot Mo mde lue cnitjlrMy
well. Y'tor Di'-dMtifle are the chenpeMt m a 11 a Uv- ut
wc can buy, and we etteiB y'u, lxtur, and juux m
ili-w, a tin. poor Bian'e frieDti.
Asthma or Phthisic, and Rrnachiti-u
W'tsft I . uejtlx, I'u )r' l. i. li.
?in: Y-'nrCnraBl I'leroUAL b p. rf mante anarv4l na
dire in thin ti u. It h nH-'i- J ir-.E
In;; n) mitt-ioui f conittwiptiof). and in n- cuiinic i tnttj.
wlt. h.ut Ltbomi BUtkr an aff-i tion of i!.,. tm, t-t V..f
Itktt tiy an. HL.NKi L. I'AUK Mcrcbaat.
A. A- RAMtfEY, M.D- Aunos, MMI O), low,
writen, S'pt. . l--.'ej: During my practice uf niAuy y-
I b;-ve 6-und n-thi:iz e-iimi l' .ur Ouiuiar PatT-jtuL f r
Kivintr " and reln-f tu tutumtive pai uu, or cuii
bui h aa are tunLic.
Wc mit;ht add volnmt of ividence, 1 nt the moat o n
tiucinp pruuf of tho virtue of tbu Riueily ia tvuud io It
ejects upon trial.
Consumption
ppbal'Iy no one reuifdy hu ever been kii'wn wliiob
cnretl eo many and such d.u.jferows caxea a thia, Swn
no human aid can rearh; Lut eTeo to thewe the CiiXiAr
rxcroEaL afT -rda relief and comfort.
Anoi Hoc ml Nftw Yor.x Crrr. March S. 16
rtorroa. A via, Lowxll: 1 tV.d it a duty and a pW-w-
toiotxTTu yon wh.it your 1'as.RJtv PtcTi.t hitd d.-at f r
Tuy wiiV. irhe hail le-ii five nit.Dths lalwtriijf nn r tt-dAnptT-tUfl
ftyiiipfceinsof CoiwuL-ipu-tn. troin v. huh no iwt
we could pr'iciire mv her much relief. he mm HttLy
f.vtlm. until Ur. i-trynir.t f Uiw uty. where we hrtveo-Tw
f. r a.!..-. rwomm. nd a trial of your medicine. W
hi. - hu,. in-1 an weii---nr akill, fr ahe bae ire.
er d fp-ni that ti. tw w "t yec aa rtrr.rir an phe ivd
to be. t-ut it. Irvsri troin her eii;h. and calM IViavif w-.iL
Yura with prafitode and r-ard.
KL.v.Mj slit.LLY, or SnxtBTTiax
0.irvfati. not dti-Twir till yi-u h.i- lred AmC
Cllttla. X'iRaL. It id liiiele b uie-of th Ut nlfl
rrv mitirt iu the m-thL an.l it curea all an und ua lti'tC
th- high DJcriU uf iu ;irtu'S. lltuiuuu Lttijcr.
Ayer's Cathartic Tills,
riIIE s- b nri-a uf O-enilarry and Medklne have btw-i,
J- tiixi-d th-ir utm-et b- pn-lure Una btt, ao ptrf.t
purc-ati.e whi-h ie Luwn t num. Inniunerabte ptv-.tftj
iu-'- shown tluit theee PiLta tuwe vtrtoeve wtrb iuq-
exf. ll' nre the oriliivar)' mwheinta, and that tbey win nn
prectib nt. dly on Uie eetvetn of alt men. Tliey Jb
and pleaeant to take, but pweKal to rare. TV It prD.
tritttiig rop. rtiea Atiiuulate the vital actirif-i of thr UJy,
n iiM-ve the ulietructit iw of IT oriaiit. panfy the bk.nl,
an! exj-el diai-aee. They purr twit the fowi bmnon wokb
bret-d and prow di.4ten.'--r, stuuulato alujrt-h or duur
dered onr-uie into their natural a tiua. aud impart hrJty
tone with rtreivth to the whol" nystem. only do
they cure the e very-day rmpluuta -f crery toily. tnt
aluo frmi lalde and daneruus iliaauiei that have baErd
thtf U-ot uf huiiiu k.lL While they prx-iuce pL-werfld
elToTtn. tbt-y are at thi- wane Lae. iu AmtiiMied tho
aaft-Mt and brtt phyir tliat ran be empiyed for cruldi-ja.
Brinir utrar-c- t eil, they are pbvuant to twi-: and tn-lakf
purvly teafetaid.-, are free from any rUk of tuna. Cora
have been oaIe which surfa- belH-f were tliey !t sob
sUutUted ly men of sach rxaked ptwaUua and character
att to ( rt id the suspicion of nu truth. Many enua.T.1
ch-ivymen and physician bae lent their namex to crrtV
fy t tbe public the relUiUIity uf my riawdiea, while utli
en have aeut me the aasarance of tlnar oinvkaioD tbit
my l'n parationa contriboto uuturnat-ly tu tho EtiicC of ay
afflicted. truth-Tin? felK'W-men.
Tbe Aent beluw named i pletued to fttrnish rrarM mf
AmeruiiU Ahiianao.cunuiniD zdirecti'Wefur thtir one and
certitieatra cf their cures. 4 the ftdlowin? emplaiutn:
CowTivene. UiUoiw CuinpLiints, Khruui.ttufru, I)tniwy
IlHtrtlHirn, II.a.ih.-ari-iin; tiotnaf ul pfomavh. iiu
liPturytioti. M trti.d linwli. n of tin- t..wfUaiid lalit
ari-inj th-i In m. rI ttuleury. tJf all Vk
oiwaiil Culaueou lip-".L-i wIikU r-iuire au rv-uwii
l.-li.'ii)e. ikrofuU Kiii'n fcvjl. They al'. by purify
iiii th - l !,--tl and liu;ul.tliiii tlte m. cure luai.y
comptAiiib. wiu.li it aild not W mppotMl they ct ai.I
rett-h. BU' h iw l-.if!ie-s. IVirti.ii f"hn-liiens eurj.lP ui I
Ni-riuii lrntal ility. l-raneturutB of the Liver au-l Kid
UeSrt. Wont, and kUii'C kiiii-il c'itip!.iinU an.fic t'i"0i a
luw tate uf the body or ulnlructiuu uf its fBjucUoua.
lo u "t 1 put tf by nupriiuipted tb-alen) with a-n
other pill th y ni:tkn mure profit on. Ak tor ArrJ
I'iias, and take nothUitt el'. N other tbej can gfa
y,.u comi-orta with this In iu tntriusic ralne or ruiatlva
powers. T1m siik want the best aid there fc ftr thu
wild they should hae it.
rrparod fey Dr. J. C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Che-mist, lowell. Mas
l'au '43 da. ria Box. Fiv ikizzs rem i 1.
SOU) EV
0. W. F-Rvrr'r, arel i hri-t & Cittwrrl.I.ew:.! nr; ;
M:u.hC Jt II1.m;lii, f:lhiulunc ; J '.Cau .. M.it.'H
A FRESH 'SUPPLY
0F Ins-S !.lMincs,Bo.l.s.Xot:oB5.
1 " V annus, f laiiuntry, Ac, pi;rclias'-i i"
I York Phitad. marlids. Ins just beta
ree'd at the Old Mammoth l:ru Mure of
L'J!ltI.-T & CALDWELL, Lciburg-
LASS Jars, f..r Picklins and Preservin;.
G1
Iv
Snarls and Half (laHotis. for sale cheap
riiKIsT CAI.I'Wi.l 1
I)
cure for Dyspepsia and diseases ansae
In m an imr iire state el tbe aTcmarh rimi a imre fe-
f Alii: J.i Ao! K ne T rtaiwr K ill
j ' '
riiuisT rvi.nwti L
Al'OlilFIKU, or Coticentrattd Lye uar-
ranted to make Soap without Lime, aro
with little truobka. With fn. raae of I yw and four ron.l.
s.'ap I'at. yen -an make tlleea italloui giAsd ft 'P
llard aoap can te roade in tho ssme way. F- r sale t-y
niHisr rAi.nwrn..
15
AVKS- WHITE GKEAS-E. for Wa:w.
Hu, ierCsaaels. mnituses. Stnres. etc
uj erior arlirlo. f.T.salo by CUillaT ALl)ttELl-
C. W. SCHAFFLE'S
irirriTfijAT v ..j vrTUI.
' "viiiij.iiiii auu in.."'
" A Dru'j ixnd, Chemical Emvoriui.
Mu.nei Street - . Lewisburg. Pa-
Q-Tiv CLOC KS all kimls of S-day and
pVa3t-nour IJrilss Clocks and patent lever
ty time-pieces. Brass May clucks at
fcrass au-hourclocks as low as AH c
warranted for one year at J. L.YOl'F.R'S
Dr. Jacob Ilorlucher,
BOT.VKIU PHYSICIAN, harinr re-ainf.l
his health, has resumed his practice
the healinsr art. His superior SAL, E is stul
io great demand, and all orders supplied a
usual. New Berlin. May 8, t-l
FAERTERT.
rTIE suliscrilicr oCVrs his .vrviVcs
X in curins Horses of Pol! Evil irFi'j'''"
He will cure Horses of either of th"' a'c
tu ns for ". or make no charie if ue
ecssfnl. Here U an of pi riuuiiy for . ""
whov.- h. iivs are aiilitied, lo resist th"" lu
health .ii.! v.ui.:ng eiJa. Kesidinie enmy
Farm in Killv To-, near Lewisburr;.
An;-, f.'. 1-j.V OLtKt.i: MUHELL.
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