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Kovkmi;i:k 14, 1850.
T Ftmiitrtt .Vw.- Tin- 1.1 .. r. 4'iir.'vrix,
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Our Flag for 18150.
off riticxrnicxr:
JOIIXC.FKEMOiXT
or cALirniiMa
ton rws rnssiPEXT:
W31. L. DAYTOX
JJLi-iiJ.
I'rospcrts.
'Have yon surrondcred ?' said tlie
Captain ol the IJritMi Fltip. wlion tlic
4'J5on Homme Itii-liard'' temporarily
reaped its firing-. "o !"' tlitindcrpd
Johx 1u-t, .Tone."", the Captain of the
jimerie:in shiji, "we've just beuux to
KKiHT !''
Similar to this i the spirit evinred
ly the members of the great Itepubli
can party. Never have wc known a
party w hich Las not been defeated,
lint simply failed of complete success
to feci t,o proud of (heir Cau.se and
of their Standard bearers. Not they
alia glory ia tL fact that they voted
for the defeated IIkxkt Ci.ay nor
thone who recur with heart felt satis
faction to the ballot thev deposited
4'.- H- . . .
iur i i.t b . r-( UTT rci.iicn iimrp in
the recollection il,a lrl,o ,t ,!
last election eonHded our sulTra-es to
.Tonv r.r . pi rc r.-,mv, trt-
in the Man and in the Cause.
From every part of the Free States
wc see proofs of this spirit. Kc-orga-iiization
of Clubs, and re-iiomiiiation
of Fremont, is the common, sympathe
tic movement. And while our party
firmly believe the legal majority of
our counlrvuien have misjudged the
ruomeutous i-ue, "wc 'bate no iot of
,..r.r." ft... ll. n-ir.,- ,.f I
tountry.
r'-r'lnni's n1t!. pner tieun.
H'-lT(.-tliil Irtn l'!s..II,-e in to Na,
Tliuugii Lkj!:t ,t, i trr id."
llie veterans iu the cause may echo
the sentiment of Whmtieu
Nilrn! in tlir .tnrm m.J trfnU lon,
Ttit- r;tk-pt 'f t'lir l-jiiiil jp ptrun."
The Youth and Young Men too arc
mostly on our side, and the intuitive
judgment of sad but not disheartened
Woman cheers us on our way.
"We arc happy to state Hint the
Republicans of L?wi;.burg aud viciu
ity.arc in as good heart as their more
successful opjioncnts. After it had
been settled, last Friday cvcning.that
Lucuan.tn was elected, a meeting of!
inc liepuuiicau .ASiocmion convened
by adjournnieiit, at the usual jilace,
without any special notice.and proved
to be one of the largest and most spi
rited lucctiugs of the campaign. Ad
dresses were delivered by Messrs. Van
Gezer and Jtichnioud vote of thanks
passed to the Republican Editors of
the County and Committees appoin
ted to report measures for the future
action of Ihe Association. They are
to report Til IS EVENINO, at Am
nions' Hall. All interested are invi
ted to attend.
TUi: ST A TKS.
For Fremont.
MAINE
NEW HAMPSHIRE
VERMONT
m a ss ah i csett3
rhode island
connecticut
new youk:
OHIO
MICHIGAN
"WISCONSIN
10W A
8
5
5
13
4
6
35
3
C
5
4
in
TOTAL
For Fillmore.
MARYLAND
For Buchanan.
NEW JERSEY 7
PENNSYLVANIA 27
INDIANA 13
ILLINOIS 11
DELAWARE 3
V1RCINIA 15
NORTH CAROLINA 10
CEORIHA 10
A LA RAM A 9
MISSISSIPPI 7
LOUISIANA r.
TENNESSEE 12
KENTUCKY 12
FLORIDA 3
SOUTH CAROLINA S
MISSOURI 9
102
3s ot yet hcara from.
CAI.IroUMA 4
AKIvANSAS 4
TKXAS 4
12
V-jmr!rt .Ifrjoritirr FREM OXT : In
Ulaine 25.000, New Hamp. 7,000, Ver't
ad 5 000 i
25,000. Mas?a. 70,000, 1! Islan
1' Alrt V 1. ;", fiiirt
I'.inr, 7.000. Ynrl- Til 000 Vmb on
Wl Ohio 15,000, W 1I.C0, Jo.',!
.j0J0 i
F 11.1MOVX: Maryland 8,200. j devoured by the wolves. We are j
JiUaiANAN : N..Jcrsey a.OoO, Ponn. ! Jct,mal'e to rccorJ ,ue reticulars, the ,
20,0U0,ln.I.15,0U0,Vir.'. 20,000, N.Car.ifadou,1"H'8C"',y bv,nS Jot reached
15.H00, (Icorg. 0,000, A!i. 10,000, Ie!a. ;
,',0',O, i.ousia. 2,i'-i0, Mi. 11)000. Tcnn. !
Km. 5,0
.: ', I I. lib 1.2
0, 111. 5.000. Mo. 10.-!
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S C u.,;mn. i
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sii man Ins a riiht to do ss he nlmcA.
i n'.rss he pleise. to do tight.
Lewisburg
Election Returns-
-Union Co.
Opposition.
350
113
147
301
9(1
BO
:n
7
7
SI
63
ir.4
Official
Buchanan.
169
67
30
S3
!14
102
170
S
65
33
fitj
140
l.ewisburg
East Buffaloe
Kelly
llnllaloe
West Buffaloe
MillliuLiirg
llaitlcy
Limestone
New Uiilin
Jackson
I nion
While Deer
lfiI5 10S2
rremont 14J9 Fillnir.re Cn. 171 r'illmore tit. 15
Cochran had Ms: 110 mtij.
Scott had 104:5
Unitctl ain of S3, and 523 tunjority
over IJtiehanan. A similar gain in
the oilier counties would have secured
the State.
Election Riots in ISai.timore. The
election riots in Baltimore on Tuesday were
as serious as many a pitched battle. The
Republican reports that twenty-five per
sMig were either killed or mortally wound
ed, tweuty scven dangerously, fifty-one se
verely, and thirty-four slightly wounded
making a total of one hinnlrnf anil thir-ly-Kim
persons injured in the riots at this
election ! This is shamefully disgraceful.
What is our country coming to?
THE CITIES. The foregoing is
we suppose correct (or nearly so) as
to the loss of life and maiming that
resulted from the election fights of
two "National"' parties, (the Democ
rats and Americans, the Republicans
not being sufficiently "national" to be
counted "in,") at Baltimore.
Small
! ('",in0DS as wdI as P'6'01 ani1 San3 il
; s staled were used openly for hour
at a time without any attempt to sup
press them. "Americans ruled Ame
rica" with a vengeance I
In New Orleaus also, were disturb
anccs,which kept 3,500 known voters
from the polls!
In New York city, several election
districts Trere blockaded bv alien-
- 1,orn nu"n- a"d t!:c IpuWicnns abso
luteir prevented lrom voting. Jt is
no wonder, then, that the world-wide
infamous "Five Points" voted as fol
lows for President :
P.tichanan 576
All others 0
Under such circumstances, wo are
far from taking the heavy vote for
Buchanan in the large cities as any
complimeut. The rural towns and
farming districts have most generally
preferred Fremont.
B3uThe concluding Buchanan mee
tings in our county were addressed by
Messrs. YanDykc of riiilad. and
Packer and Lloyd of Wmsport. Levi
A. Fl-M.EIt, F:s(j or 41 Wall 3t. New
York, was engaged on the Fremont
side.and made several spceches.w hich,
with Lis unassuming and geutlemanly
intercourse in private,made him many
friends, whom ho left much pleased as
ho was himself with Lis autumn's trip
to Union county.
Tote or Pennsylvania.
ITarrisburo, Nov. 12. The official
vote of 55 counties at the recent Presiden
tial election, foots up as follows:
Buchanan 213,514
. ( Fremont 137,702
Iusion, ' ,, ,
' h illmore 52, 1 ri
Straight Fillmore 25,540210,012
There aro nine counties yet to be heard
from, viz. Clarion, Clearfield, Elk, Ful-
tou, Jefferson, Luzerne, M'Kean, Pike and
Warren.
Gov. Pollock to-day issued Lis proclam
ation declaring the election of members of
Congress, ia the several districts of this
State.
The Canal Commissioners make their
annual appointments on the 18th itist.
Large numbers of borers and candidates
are already arriving.
The counties named above are estima
ted and reported as follows :
,Voi.i. Clarion 993,Clearfield S00,
Elk 250, Pike 550, Luzorno IOCS, Fulton j
200 SSfS.
Oflionitwn. M'Kean 400, Warren 850,
Jeffrrson 200 1 150.
A very close shave doubtful whether
Buchanan Las a maj. over all
n' as. n.. 1
JI.MOT S JUSTBICT. 1 110 MmtrOfe. '
It I f TI I
" Tiopa
couuty gives Fremont 3.150 mnjoritj, and
is undoubtc-iiy the banner county in tbe
State." In October, Tioga gave the Union j
tick.;! 2,578 majority. The Fremont pain
i 572. The district voto is as follows,
compared with the October election :
taopiwi.'i. .V..jnmtf
Uradford
3,975 4,700
Tioga .
-',578 3,150
1,104 1,300
So
cusiiticbanna
Total
..7,057
s.iriO
7, GOT
Fremont gain since October. 1,493
Two Women Katen by Wolves. Some
ten days ago, in the northerly extremity i
of the towtibhip of Dornington, fwo, fe
males went out in the eveuing in search of i
,lie'r C0W?' aD1 "ot rcturn'cg 'bat night,
- "auuiu me morning, when,
'. r skeletons were only to
be found, their flesh having been com-
us' uur "1"rl;int also states tnat a man
' 'u1 J"ei""J oecn auf"g lor ILe
i; ihi iuc !
I -..ft
last ten days. No trace can be found !
11 """ "foafer, an.l tears are entertained
or ii
"'3l ne nK' the same fate as the un-
r..ei,,nn n j- - ,,- ,.
v v " ) '"-
Jurmcr.
1
Clironicic and
From Kansas.
Tlio latest news from Kansas is to the
effect that ninety of the Free Soil prison
erg at Lcrompton in January. '
Several arrests have been made of citi
zens of Lawrence; among others, Mr.
Bahcouk, Post Master. Mr. B. lias rend
ered himself peculiarly obnoxious to the
rufliaus Ly the active part be Lai taken in
favor of a free State. He was arrested at
Topcka, while on Lis way to Iowa, on a
charge of horso stealing. Gov. Geary re
leased biuj, upon his proving ownership of
the huisc which he was charged with steal
ing. Such are the paltry aud mean issues
: raised toaunoy the free State men of Kan
Gov. Geary's position in Lccompton,
does not seem a very enviable one. The
pro-slavery party accuse him with sympa-
thy with the Abolitionists, aud deuouttce
iiitti in no measured terms. Unc ol tol.
Tilui' mcu threatened to shoot him a few
days since, on account of the appointment
of Col. Walker to the command of the
military company raised in Lawrence.
The Governor's action, iu this respect, has
excited their displeasure.
At the recent election there were nearly
four thousand votes polled. The secret
Rluo Lodges of Missouri furnithed from
twenty live hundred to three thnusaud vo
ters, who ag:iin invaded the territory and
robbed the people of the elective franchise.
This invasion was quietly made, aud as
artfully concealed as possible. They be
gan to come in two weeks before the elec
tion, and took care to come in numerous
small parties to all the different points.
litmUmj Journal.
Rumors have reached the States, that
Col babbitt, a prominent Mormon, and
Secretary of Utah Territory, had been
murdered by the Indians. Captain Ilaw
ley, who bad charge of this train, got the
facts at " Seet Water," which is a sta
tion about two hundred miles west of Fort
Laramie. The Indians Lad come to the
fort aud reported that twelve of them had
attacked Col. liabbitt, while one of bis
own men was away, and after the Col.
had fired his double barrelled gun and
bis revolvers, one of tbc Indians crept
stealthily behiud the wagon and toma
hawked the Colonel. The Indians said
that the Col. fouvbt like a grizzly bear.
Premium Cattle Sold. During the late
Agricultural Fait at Baltimore, Md., the
following valuable stock was sold ; Rich
ard Thomas Esq., of Eastoo, sold a two
year old filly to Thomas Winans, Esq.,
for 81,000. Col. Richard France, of Tal
bot couuty, bought of W. Ashton, Esq.,
of Ohio, a very superior Southern Buck,
(imported.) for 8350, and ergaged of the
same gentleman a lot of ewes at $70 each.
Also, a very superior Hereford hull for
SoOO. The President, Mr. Eirle, also
purchased several important Southdown
from Mr. Belts.
Russia. The Czar has issued a ukase
allowing foreign merchants, with few ex
ceptions, the right of free entry into Rus
sia. There is unusual activity exhibited in
furtifjeng the shores of the Russian Em-
i ptre. A sea lortress ia contemplated on
the Island of Kasko, to replace that of
Bomareund destroyed iu the late war.
There will be five more new fortified com
mercial towns in Finland, aud one high
up the Gulf of Bothnia.
The pressure on the Money Mark et,at
Hamburg, has fully subsided, aud the rates
ire now 7 per ceur.
A good joke occurred tho other day,
which slums how naturalization papers are
used. Two sons of the Emerald Isle
quarreled after the election, when one of
th.ru remarked to the other, " You are a
d d ungrateful man, anyhow, fordidu't
I loan you my naturalization papers to go '
and vote on, and this is the manner you !
. . ,, . , , , I
Irate mc for it." There is no doubt that
those papers do good service. LtO. Cuur.
Mutualy Kmbarasing Question. When
Sir Charles Napier recently visited St, Pe-
icrsourjr, the drand liuke toti'tantine, !
after showinp him the arran etnrnts and!
enure sirengin 01 i.ontaut, a.sKeil bun in
a chuckling sort of manner : " Well Ad
myral, why didn't you conic iu ?" To
which Sir Charles rerlied : " I'rav. whv
J
d ,1 not yniir mn,l II;., I...... ,?
'
The Dcmocrata aro not wholly without
their trouble, even while shoutin" for vie-
tor uai siueinS ".Io P8 The '"
iu inn ouices, put in vj i icrcc, want to
stay iu under Huchanan, but the out say
rutatiou iu oEee it one of the unwritten
principles of the Cincinnati platform,
which must be carried into practice after
the 4th of March ucxt.
The Underground Railroad appoarn to
i j , , . , .
be doing a large business. A report of the
Albany (N Y.) Vigilance Committee
colored states that between the 12th of
September, 1855, and the 15lh of July,
1S5(), a period of ten months, 2S7 fugi
tive slaves passed thro' that city on their
way to Canada.
Towanda,N.'ov.12. The North Branch
Cati.il to the State line is now open to
business. Xiue boati from Wvoinino.
'-bitumioous ccal.passcd through
toh!miIa ," d;;
In New York and the New Kn-dand
States, Fremonfa vote exceeds Ruchauan'g
by about 210,000.
St Paul, Minnesota. I?y a census re-
. , ., , . ...
S PnP',,on 01 tu'
amounts to 0,073 souls.
Counterfeit 85 bills on the Danville
bank of Pennsylvania, aro in circulation
in N'.w York.
West Branch Farmer November 14, 1856.
Mr. Iiuchan-jn havinp been elected Pres.
'dent by a solid vote of the Slave States,
eiecpt Maryland, it behooves us of the
North to prepare to " march upon Wash
ington, seize the archives, and conflscato
the money" in the federal treasury. Wo
can n"t, as true patriots and lovers of the
Union, permit so " sectional" a President
to take his scat, and we call upoc Wis",
lirooks. Floyd aud others who think with
us, south of Mason and lixon'a Hue, to
come to our aid ! Phin. Sun.
Kaii.roai) Accident. Oa the Will-
iamsport Si Klicira Railroad, on Saturday
. . , ,
week, the Philadelphia express train broke
a rail and rau off the track a few miles
north of Crescent, above Williumsport.
The whole train was thrown off the track.
The express car caught lire and was burned
up Tbc passenger cars were saved. Thos.
Sisk, baggage master, was killed. The
mail agent and sevcial passengers are bad
ly but nut dangerously hurt.
We have been shown a counterfeit note
of the denomination of five dollars, on the
Morris County Bank, Morristown, N. J.,
extremely well executed.
OltAMl JLIIORS DEC. TERM.
.Vein R rlin John M B.: nfer, Cha's It Antes
V.iiyl Huff ihir David Keain, Benj. Wiucgar-
den. J.invs Hiehl
Mjflinburg Win Vounff
li'ijfuhr Thomas 'ornelius
Jlnrtli-i Hv II Charles, Jacob Katherman
I 'oim lieinegiiitis Tucker
Wi.il Ituffiifoe Jno C Watson, Abel V Jones,
Win Stpuits. Daniel Pontius, Peter Pontius.
Krllij Win N'agle, Peter Uuyer, D Kaiilttnan,
John llinely
.fin-burg Franklin Spyker, Isaac Wagner
.iwriiiieEinaniiel Waller
ll'-We iee Clia'ii Cronrath
Jackson II' nry Mourer
TRAVKKSK Jt:nORS.
Lrmhur; Danl Shairer, Jona. Wolfe, Chs F
Hess, Ja's Criswell, Jona. Nesbit, Ja's
Haves, Peter Beaver, Wm Prick. Then. S
Christ, John Hrown, Michael Fichlhorn.
Hunter Pardoe, Sam'l Slifer, Levi Sterner,
Wm Painter
U.. Iliiffutic John Hayes, Levi Kaup, Levi
Miller
liiww-Wm C Barber, Dav. VV Pellman,
Cornelius Pellman
Kilty Jerome D Dalesman, Peter Newman,
Levi Gembcrliiie;, Wm P Dnngal
ISuffnlt David Heiser. Jacob Kaufman. John
Minium, Martin Drieshach, Daniel Moore,
David Hennino. Wm Walker, John Shadle.
Xnn B'rlin Michael Kleckner, Danl Lemon.
Mifflinlmrif Thos Cronenollcr, John Detwei-
ler, Emanuel Vearirk
llirll, ijls 1) Furray, Jac.Fees, Dan! Holler.
I ''mm John Phillips, Jacob Slear
Mii'e ee Aaron Smiih, Saml Marshall
East Buff line Jacob Uruwn, Samuel L Jioll,
John U Urown
1 nliui ( ounly 'ourt I'ror In million
17'HKIiEAS,tne Hon.AB'M S.WILSDX.
I T President Judse for the -loth Judicial
District of Pennsylvania, composed of ihe
counties of I nion, Mdllin and Snyder, aud
Jamis Mihskili. and Philip Hem Esqs.,Asso
ciaie Judges in (.'nion county, have issued their
precept, bearitiR date the dav of Sept
Is. li. and In uie directed, tor ihe holding of an
"i piiitns 1 diirl, iun ol nmmnii llea. ye r
ami I ermtner. and Ceneral Oiiarler Sessions.
at LE WIMH KCi, for the county of l .NIO.N,
on the 1 bird .MONDAY of DECEMBER next,
(being ihe I.i:h day) 1M56, and to coulinue
one week,
.Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
oner. Justices of the Peace and Constables in
and for the county of Ctnon. to appear in their
own proper persons with Iheir records, inqui
sitions.exaininatioiis and oilier remembrances
to do those things which of their ollices ami in
their behalf appertain to he done; and all Wit
nesses and other persons prosecuung in behalf
of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons, are required to be then and there
filtiMidin?, and not deparl without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested to be punctual in
their attendance at the appointed tune agreea
ble to notice.
(iiven under mv band and seal at the Sher
iff's 1 lllire in Lewisburg, the Ith dav of No
veinbor. in the year of our Lord one thousand
eiolit hundred and lifiy-six. and in the seventv
ninih year of the Independence of the I'nited
Slates of America. (iod save the Common
wealth! DANIEL I). fil.LDIN, Sheriff.
.itlininiKtralor'M Satire.
"VOTICE is hereby given, that Letters of
j. Administration on Ihe Estate of WM.
Wll. SON", Jr.. late of Kelly township, I'n-
ion county. deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned iu due form of law : Therefore
all nersons knowin? themselves indehte.t fn
said estate, are hereby requested to make
''"",llli"e payment; and those having just
claims against the same are also requested to
present them properly authenticated for settle
ment.
Hi:CII P. SIIEI.I.ER, Administrator.
Lewisburg. Nov. 1, I85B
t .O.Y COl A7 Y, ss.
i 1
) L' S' (
1 he I ttinmon wealth of Pennsylva
nia to the fchcrill" of Union Cuuntv.
reetiiig ;
When-as, James H. Maon, Samncl B. Ma
son.Wash.ngion Mason, Emanuel Catherman I
au.i iiarnet nis wile tale Harriet A.Msn.
Charles Mason, late of your county, lately in
our county court of Common Pleas of L'nion
county before our Judges at Lewisburg were :
summoned to answer Joseph K. Mason hy his
guardian John Will, of a plea that whereas
Joseph K.Mason by his guardian John Wilt,
and llie said James IL Mason, Samuel H. Ma- ,
son, Washington Mason, Emanuel Catherman '
ami Harriet A. his wife late Harriet A Mason,
and Charles Mason, together and undivided do i
iioiu a ccnaiii tract or piece ot lanj situate in nl,ll " "c r.ieciors oi ine saiu county ol cm oi ineuicine, ami auen.ieu Lectures in one
Hartley township, adjoining lands of John ' L'nion, that a lieneral Election will be held "' 'he Old School Medical Colleges of Pliilad
Swengel, John Kuhl, Piniip llilhish. Jacob in said county on the Tri.u.v after the first elphia; but becoming convinced of the super
Yerger, Oeoree Kuhl and others, containm? Monday of Noi F.nm, IM.Vi, ( tth dav of said tonly of theNewor American Eclecue system.
One Hundred and Six Acres more or less Willi I
the appurtenances &c Ihe same James 11. j
.Mason, Samuel II. .Mason, IV ashingtoti Mason,
l.inanuel Catherman and Harriet A. his wife
a i... i .
la.c ...uir, .-a..,iasuii,,t.i uuoii increoi oetween
them to be made according to the laws and
custom of this Commonwealth in such case
made and provided did gainsay and the same
to be done did not permit, very unjustly and
against the same laws and customs, and Ihe
Sheriff having made returns lhat he had duly
summoned the Defendants according to law
ami order of this Court, and no one appearing
the Court proceeded to examine the Plaintiffs
title and iiiantity of his part and purpart, and
the same to be the one undivided sixth part of
the tract of land described in the writ.
Whereupon u was considered and adjndged
in our said Court before our Judges at Lewis
burg that partition be made of the iract or
piece of landaloresaid with the appurtenances.
Therefore we command you lhat taking with
you twelve free, honest and lawful men of
your bailiwick, you proceed to make partition
of the said tract of land according to the law
in such case made and provided.
Witness ihe Hon.A.S. Wilson, President of
oor said Court, at Lewisburg, the Gib. day of
October, A.D I SSI.
SAMUEL P.OUSII, Prothonotary.
Take notice, that according to the above
order a Partition will be held on'the premises
on Friday, the 5th of December, 1856, at 10
o'clock, A. M., of which all concerned will
please take notice.
Oct.15,1856. DANIEL D. GULDIK, Shff.
u.siox cor.xiY, so.
, '1 he I'uinmouwealih of Pennsylva-
J I..S. s.ni It. Elizabeth Keihsam. widow of!
I .. LVtltsnin t ile lit While Deer
' KtiU""". "' "nl, "Vr
township, I. mora couniy, deceased, lo in
rhiliiren of Amhony Rcibsaiu, deceased, John
Keibsam. Aai.honv If.bs.m. Jacob Ucihsam .
aiitt lirnjoniin Kritiam. la the cniltlrri ol
J.,hn Ki-ibam. dcc'il, William Kcibtain. lien
ry l.,ba, and Charlotte Ueibsam. To .he
ctuMren ot J'eier Keibsani, itecVt. J'tniip Iteib-
sam, VI illiaiu, John, I'eier, Karah, CaiUnrnir
', Hl-''J' c""'1,r1-" ;b",p
Ueiliain, d'X .1, Jueih Ktilaiii, ll'-eily, Irwin
anrt Henrietta. To the child of i 'aihanne
R..ihvaui. rWM. Jach Miller. (JnKtrlso:
Whereas, at an Orphans' Court held at Lew- j
isburjr. the I'JiMay of September, A. U., I;,
before Hie Hon. A. s. Whmiii, 1'resoleiit, and
! J"i Marshall and I h.lip
Jii-'kps ol Ihe same Court, hli
, .nIt.a hcr ,,,
K11I11, Esquires,
lizatieih Ueiha:n
presented her petition srituix lorin, linn ner
husband, Lewis Kribsnm, late ol White leer
township, 1,'nion county deceased, died seized
in his demesne as of lee of and in all that cer
tain tract of land sitiiale in W hite Deer town
ship, L'nH'ti county, bounded on the North by
lands of Culp, on the South by lands of
John llaverling, on the East hy lands of
and on the Wesi by lands of John Havcrlins,
comainiof; Curly-two acres more or les, hav
ing lirst made his last will and testament.
Thai said decedent left your petition a widow
without issue also the following collateral
! heirs children of Amhouy lieihsam, deceas
ed, John Jieihsam, Anthony Ju-iosam, Jacoh
Keibsam and Benjamin Keihsam, children ot
John Keihsam di re ised. William KHbsam.
Henry Keibsam, and Charlotte Keihsam, chit
dren of Peter Heibsain, deceased, Philip Keib- j
sain, " illiam, John, I'eier. Sarah, Catharine, !
and II'-tl v Keihsam, rhiliiren of Philip Keib- ;
sam, deceased, Joseph Keibsam, Reedv, Irwin j
and Henrietta, chililii'ii of Catharine Keibsam
deceased, Jacob Miller; that in his last will
and testament aforesaid the said testator made
the following devise and bequests : I will j
and bequest all tnv property real and personal j
lo my beloved wile Elizabeth during her nai- ;
ura) life as lone as she shall remain my wid- -ow,"
and thn this mv property shall be at my
wife's privilege lo will it lo whom she pleases. !
Your pe titioner funiier represents that she j
is still a widow, and that the tract of land is :
unproductive, and that it would be for her 1
interest and also those who may have eonlin- I
cent interest lo have Ihe same mid. she
therefore prays your honors to decree a sale
of the same under the provisions of the act of ,
April IS, l.V), in such cases provided. j
H'etherefore herebrcominand you and each
of you lo be and appear before our Judges of !
Ihe Orphans' Court of said county, at a court i
to be held at Lewisburs on MonJav the S 5th :
dav of December nct, for the hearing of the j
parties in interest on this application ami show I
cause why an order of sale of the premises j
shall not be made. Br tiik CiimT.
Witness my hand and seal of the said Court
at Lewisburg this 2.1 dav of tlrtober.A.D.l!')6.
SAMI EI. ROOM. Clerk.
r-Miners' Jour, copy 6 w ks; bill to Shff
r.iri:RSiTi at m:wi.hiu m..
IV'
TOTICE. Subscribers to the Building
Fund are respectfully informed that ihe
First Instalment on their siibseriptions is now
due and payable. J. A. MKK1Z, Esq., is
appointed Collector, and authorized to receive
and receipt for the same. A. K. BELL,
(ieneral Agcat and Treasurer
Lewisburg, Oct. 1, IH.'iB
FiAILRCAD LTJSTALBIEKT.
I .NOTICE is hereby given to the
2ac3S!nckh...icrs of the i.KWIsBt'R'i,
CENTRE & sPKL'CK CKEEK
K.MI.KOAD COMPANY, lhat lh Directors
4,1 sailt nmpauy havu passed a Kesoluimn to
Call in (ill each share subscribed. The
repeciivf Si.x Uh..Mf rs are th-rt-1'..re required
1 . -1
to nay into the re anrer s vtTicr. in Lrwis-
, Mir, tn or hefure ihe J.Srh tf Ortoher iniant.
Vj on each sh.ire suleritel. 'I'iii'se nrplrc- I
ting will be lialtle to pay one per rent, per
month ou said instalment atier that time.
;. F. MII.1.EK, Treasurer.
Lewisburg. Oct. 1. 1;.
NOTICE.
VT a meeting i f liie Board of Managers
of the f iimu County Mutual Fire lnsu
latere Company, held at the office of said
Company, in the r,.rottgh of Lewisburg, on
the 1st day of 1 letober insi., the fo, lowing res
olution was imaniiii iii-!y adopted:
y..orfi, Thai no assessment of twenty-two
per cent, on tiie premium notes be made, to
uitet the losses sustained by tins Cinnpaiiy
an l due the devisees of J. H. App ft Co., Ell
as Hoy and others.
Published by order cf the Board of Direc
tors. J. A. MEIITZ, Secretary.
October I, ls.'fiwl
C. V. SCHAFFLE'l
WIIftLESALE ami KE
g', lifuj ami Chrmiciif V.mpr,
C. V. SCHAFFLE'S
I ET A II.
por!um.
Mrtikei trerr
Lewishnr?. Pa.
Sr-ry ( I.tK EiS -all kinds of S-day and
pv-ao-hoiir Brass Clocks aud patent lever
Kejstime-pieces, Brass 8-day clocks at
orass iio-nourciocus as low as Sit. All clocks
warranted for one year at J. L. YODEK'S
FARUIERY.
rPIIE stiltscrilior offrrs Ills services
1. in curin? Horses cf Poll Kvil r.r Fistula.
He will cure Horses of eiiher of these alllic
tion.s for or make no charge if not suc
cestul. Here is an opportunity for every one
whose hordes are atflicied, tc restore them to
health and working order. Kesiilence on my
Farm in Kellv Tp npar Lewibtirsr.
An?. 10. lS.Vi. :Fn.li;E MKIYELL.
piii:sii)i:xTiAia
ELECTION PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, in ami by an Act of
It the (ieneral Assembly of this S:atc,
entitled "An Act to rezulale Ihe general elec-
tiotis of tins Commonwealth," enacted on the ;
""J 'lav of July, In:i'J, it is enjoined on me ,
to give public nonce of such election lo be
held, and to enumerate in such notice what i
ollieers are lo be elected I, DA.NIfil. D. I
CI 1.1)1 N, lltizh sheriff of the county of L'nion, '
do therefore hereby make and give this public
month.) at Ihe several districts composed of;
the following townships and boroughs, viz: j
I district, at the Commissioner office in !
and for New Berlin borough.
II district, at the house of Henry Gibson,
in and lor Cuion township.
III district, ai the house of James Adams,
in and lor White Deer township.
IV district, ai ihe house of James Lawson,
in and for Kelly township.
V district, at the house of George Wolfe,
in and for East ltull'aloe township.
VI district.at ihe house of James M'Creight,
in and for Ituflalce township.
VII district, at ihe house of Jacob Deckard,
in Mifflinburg, lor est BulT.iloe township.
VHIdistrirt, at Ihe new public school house
in and for Ihe North Ward in Ihe borough of
Lewisburg.
IX district, at the house of Jonathan Spy.
ker, in and for the South Ward, in lhe bor
ough of Lewisburg.
X district, at Ihe house of Charles Crotzer,
in and for Milllinburg borough.
XI district, at the house of William Eilert,
in and for Hartley township.
XII district, ai the house of Peter Wehr.in
and for Limestone township.
XIII district, al the school honse, on lot No.
19, in New Berlin, in and for Jackson tsp.
At which time and. places there will be
elected by ballot
T'vonty-Pcvcn Por.on- for r'lcctors'ol
President and Yico rrcsiJonrjf the
United States.
SOTICI-: IS IIKItKttY U1YI.S,
" That e.ery ter.ttn, i-vs-puna Jtl.licee of Hi Peace,
who aiSatl hold any ertT.ee or aitbointw-nt of or.t .ir
trn.t mulcr llie limled su-tre,
-r Una elate, or any
! " "eriuriilcd nt-tnt, .lielh-r c niutl.iii.d
i .,.rir..ih-r.i.....f.U...trom.er m .nt. .bo
;k r rttM lr ,ln,,iri .i.r uir umi iir-. 'i"-i.
j judiciary di-iartmeui ,.f Una mu ih- Lmtd
Zjj WlZlZ
j BIlJ ttfti,r t r-mm.-ii emm- u of aiiy ttj.
mi-Umr ui m. inrinuA iiiri.i, m .jf Uw hm-h.
, ruv;T
i ,,, u,i. r..iuijit.i.rBtiii.ii.i tht m. m-i t-.r.jifiitr,
ry otvi uili ini hu.iik.1uiW in t tiwu
! " . j. K. ,h ry .f ,V .. .
I (,Hy u .,.,, t ,, pllu, , , iiM , ,,. ry ,. .,!,
r . iai or t.wohi. i-if u- u. luring ti.- ' itin-- -iii
. " -I- I- ..rp.- ... ...f-
ti ou li llie m-OTLor. ana jli.lj.- hn rol.l . n. In f he
tH.n to Um- larht ol ni p r.i a.-.. -I k lie In
at aueh eh-oon. or aurh oiler mMrr in r.Mtion to
Ih a w.iio-Til of lot -ra a. tli- -ael ni.--.-lor or ,ii l.er
of them aoail from ton V. lone re.inn-.
'N.iK'X .hall l-. rui!lle.l to ...u at anye'ertk.n
p ah.r. .na. iimu a aioie iri-einnn ot thr ai:- of tt.. te
i,.,i.e y.ar. ur more, .ko .lull hay.-re-, .. , I in tl.ia
Slale at h-aft One y..ar. aiel In thf rl.cll- ii 'li-turt atieia
be ..ft-t. t . at m.M vtu ea uw. .liaMy ire-..i.,f,
loirltt l,ten. aiel artlon tan e:irs j..iel n stuie or eonn- ,
ly lax, a lie li .hall hate te aii a'oa.-J u' It- ,.t ten tla I
t. fttre Uie eleflion. Hilt a eilizt-n nf tlif t iiit'M St tltat
tlx has .rc?i"Uly Ik- a a Ui.b i tvu-r ..I ihi- sl;,Ie,
Mini n timtisl liter tr-ni ml n liirrcl. ; I .vl. ! r .1
li in the !if-lii'0 di.trx-t itnil .oi tme i, :ifMi-..t.l.
flial) Uiutltid to ot after rt-llM.i; M, lia. .soil .iv
nioiotu : l'r"tti-il. 'i h.it the lm. fm n. n. nliii- !
The llilbti Stuten, t trlmrn th "t tw-nl-"ne t.
twi-nty i-nri. anil li:i i- ri-:'l.tl in Ihf .It-i :mi '0
tiVt a- Ml-.re-ai.l len itiiV-, nhll Ir rnUU,'4 to TOr,
alth"Ujh llp'y rhall not havr m l taTr-.
.No p-rru rhall be pTIiolleii l nt .lenle name if
nnt muoiiresl in tie' ll-l ot iaxiihh' i!th;it.itailIiii hi-:.i-1
hv tin- Couilios-loiir.. Iin. fircl, h-Jin.lur.- a recijt
for the p:iymljt within two year of a Sl.-itenr -ouht, l;,a
ae.eJ ni;ir.-ahi to the Cun.lllutlon. anil tfiye .n.fac-
j n,r iaiihor aiiirmaiiiiu t anmb-r thai h-h. poa -u-h
1 . tumre to iulw . re. . it t ,hil mak-oa:li
tl.t- eatuieiit there.. I, or sw t.n.I if h.- rtx.m a rtt:hl la
tote It, l.-llijr an rleefor hfIrtMi lit :, of tv-n I v olie
alttl ta.-lit la. t yearn he ali.tll i.'I.i.,.n tmlli orathrina
lion that he Itait rf tl-l. .1 In 1 Stale at l.-n-t .Hi- yt-ar
ttt'tore In, ai'l'lieatloti anl make ut li lin f "f re-t.lfitr
in tht't'otrli-l a. ia nsUire.i l.y tin at-t.Bittl th it he .1 -a
yerily !.! fwtnilli a', vilbl. Hlt n lorn 'hat ha ii f the
al'tre.itltl aire, nil. I Ire .urh oth"rf..l-li' e a- if rt ittire.l
l.y Hot. a.-l. wht.rt.ti-in lh.- nulne of the poison
fiMiit -
iu fit, ftiali Ji; iiifu rti t in tlif t h ''ii' ai I
Hi- i ti-- tnr n-i umlf i-f tit1 Ui'tcim i.j r:rni !
lltr ti J Vis if ti- -inU h' aWliilttl ! v-p I ? r .ti t-t ,
hriviit (.tii-1 ln. or tiie .rii it li.t iliil ttfl ,
t Vote I ' r-Mll 'if rt ) lit- r;,lt- l ilt l. til" (
rl-rn h- rlult make? tli liLe oute iu;b' liteof vuleni 1
k") t by It., m j
lu wll whi tlit name of fin pi-rf-n rlnintiiitf (
crit nml a-rw-i-Mr, ir bin ri: lit to OUs w!n-lbtr f-un-l '
tlirTix.ii or n( i- i.l-jr. tit tv uuy tjUibii c.tis-n. it ;
MtlMtl bf III-' tlut "f tilt- ill.-IH't'T! U l-Jbitmiti l T
wn iii 'jiitli it in hii .lUHl.li' l u. ami if r.jttM to
hT- rt-mJI wiihin Hit- f r w- jenr or nwiTf t.i-
uitli n.ill Mitln i-nt t.1 tli n-.f. t ut h rtmli mal.
priK.f bv at Itufl in- riiiiijeflflit wtttu- ). I; a
(iialitit-il t iiTtnr itii he icm rM'i u w.ii.in ui-ui-irn i
b-r nnn' tban tm tiny ui-xt (r-i'iliiiir ; i' 1 !! n-n. nul
lie t-til 1-U IllUIM-lt -r tllrtt Llrt bolB li'lt! re '1 lfll'f
in t.tirpUlit? t hip IkwIuI caiHine; i- mill. hi tli- d.-Tirt,
tli.it lir di-l not rfm' u.to Mtitl Ji.-trl'-t lor the ur(c
of Tt'tniif tlir. in.
Kr-ry jK rfj.n inIili.d an a'ort-aiiJ and who .liil
Diuke .Iu- ipH-f il Tf'i'iirfil f bi r--i'l-nrr ami -:i-ni.
nt ..f t...n n aliri-tit. -tiMil l-r niltuitu.l n voir in the
t- wti-l.ip, wiii t,r ilistri.l id larti li-pbikil rfn.Ur.'
'It any p ;.m fliil pr.-Ttut r D itij.t l pr -nt v
ftt.t r of muy rlrlnm uinb-r thn -t frutit li"liiii;; mi- 1i
flr-tiu r um or ttirt'tt-u an VK-irn U- ai f ou h ol
ficT. t-r t-bll iiitcrriii'l r.iiiiroiriv iut rlfit- w.tu In in
in tl.e- Xr uli'-n t Inn .I.j'y. ir -i, nil t.l-K k u, t!. m
ilnw ur HTi-itm- to any wn.ii.iw wii rr ttu i my b-
holillllt'.iir ri'It)tl! iiitlirb tllf :. ;t eU'Il cir-tl-ii ur
bull U" or rwt miit intin.nl .tin"; thr. a'-i. t-:ct ur
iiib-urr. will. (l'eivn U tnttiifnt untltiiv oroteriiWfi'iijf
r.rri..r or lo prt vrut him trum in ur ! rotrnm tl.t
fti'.iiito. i.f i-lif ;, "in-It jrf rx.n on rnvirti n uli-ill b
fin' I iu any fuiu n.t, -i-tYai:t-' ti v-liuiKlr--i tlollar an l
iiiii'rir-om-il ft.r any tan- m.t !- ttiau tlirVt itor tnor
fl.:.n twt-i nr-nth-. nn-J if it -b-ll Ik- -.b-.wn to th
curl wbt-r-- thftrual of Kin h tilf.-n--- abail b Im.l.thitc ib
iH-roii a-M ff. n ltnc m n..t a rrnl. ntolfhfi ity, want.-li-trict
ur ti-wn-lm wh--r-tLe i-ai.l it!in--r wa.-f-ino.llt--i
t-.i n"t rittiti. ti t.i vote t)i--rt-iu. tht-ii on ciiiTicttcii bv
(halt W n uti-Dml t, pay titi of ixt It-Kit Uian ir hun
ikvti nor inurr tliwti "ti- th ii-.-.tui .f-Ilrn aii'I hf iuipri--ou-l
n. bn th-in ix m-'r.th-' n- r mv t) .in xwn r.-rt..
' If any nrn- u or p-rrr--iiii xball mkp anv h-t r wcr
U(-m tfitr-Mt'tof an. t-ii-rti-.n in th.i. iiMiioriMi-a.lii -.r
-.h.tll t.ilr to miti- atir U t or npr, wth--r by v.-r-bal
pp.i iatiiatuju Un?rr..t or by mny written it r.nt.it
ja-lTr-itfUiiit or --bli-ofi-r ii:nif any t-NUl ike
curb i-r wa-r, uj-'ti i-i.m i. tiun tbri f bt-r Ibt-v
rbr.lt f-.rf. it ami uy thrrw timet, th- amount r b-1 or
jlf.-rt j to bet.
11 any mt.-i.h nvt lr law iialitV.) ahatl rrn-lnUnt'T
ntf at any rlectimi m liiu- mtiK-nwraitri. or U-tiu
ntli. rwi.' m nai i Ii, .1 Tt.tf nut i t h: t ri-sfr it-trti I.
r " ' r-..i. .1, ti.r ..nt t u..u .,ua;(i.,-:.tt-.n
r..nirti-.B .bail u any um t,.,t rxcJfu t..
' bun-lnil bi;tari ami b- luiprMonnl f-.r any t- rui a .t fi
! r,'"i: tl,r"- wo"V,;1 , ,
" I"'Tm,b ball at more Ihannnt ITfmn
,i;.,. t ..r ..ti.-.p f,-,i..i... .. ...
1 "r-"r w' 11 f-M"!-ntiT s-'-i .-.n t
t. i tc.!b K,-t' i.vtii. r i'b llw int-ut iM.-
t:.i;y to lot- or a li- nt.. .r..-.ire no- th. r l. .1... be
or il.ey mi olfrmlinif hiiil on .nvfr'tion bp fint il m nn
Mini ii' t It-fta ih.iu bl'ty Mr m-trr In in t buu..rit
I:,r- mini b- un) rL-uu-U ul krs itiau tbrr n r u.wiv thn
twftic nioiitb.
lf any n not qiuliii- U to i.tw in tbi.- C-mmf-n-
W.lOlll. .'I.Ti't il r t.. .i ..r.-. tl -.-TO. "f ijll.-i i.'.I
fltli'lis. i Ii;ill iijyrf-iir at .Hit i.:ir.- nf tl, i rib''
fur -ot le-Miiutf ii. ttt-or -f mtlne-ni -ir tbe i-;t-i.
ttiHtiti. l t.i v. t--, Lj .-Ljii i tt mil it-T:on. t- rt :t a: ,i j.,-iV
:iy uitl not e i i'.:n ; i:i 1: Hi 'Iri il il ii;ir- I r e.,r
bin li i.lifin-i-. iii.il lac lUiriMJUfii S rcuy Uiw nut rx-i-d-!
log tbri-f ui It Un.'
f ArrfaliTy to ilie provisions of the nxtr
j fir-l st-c ion ol a;d act "every (lenera! antl
i s.'-nul election shaii be tpened tn-iweeri th
. h'iurN of eight ai.d ion in the forenoon, an !
Itall cun'itnie u.nil seven fi'rlt't'k in tbeeven
. in whii the polls h.ill be closetl.'
I Tbe liriurt Judges of the several Iirtr is
will me- i in the C. ttit lluthe at Lt wi !jnr .
tm tbe third day afiT ihe election, (bf mi: Fi i-
diy. ihe ? tn dav of Noveniher.) to do and p t-
form lhoe dmits enjoined on them ly law.
Iated at L-m isbur. ibis Sih d;ty of Oct.
' A.D. one thousand eisnt hundred and hftv-MX.
DA Ml-: I. D. I.IXDIN. M'J.
SheriiTs Oillce, Lewisburu, Oct. 8, I80.'.
West Branch Insurance Ccmpany,
OF Lock Haven, J'a., insure Delat lied
l'uildmzs Stores, Merchandize, Farm
Property, and other building, and their con
tents, at moderate rites. Doin business on
boihCasu and Mutual plans. Capiui,-:i)i,00u. j
lHKLCTOkS.
Hon John J Pearce
Ji hn H Hall
Chas A Mayer
i'has ("rit
Peter Dickinson .
Hon C. C Harvey
T T Abrams ,
D J -lack man
W White
Thns Kitchen
Hun. ii. C. HAKVKY
T. T. A1SKAMS
President.
Vice Pres.
THO'S KITCH K.N. Sec'y.
JAMK.-J U. 11 AMI.IN. Acent,
6C7 Lewisburg, t'liion Co. Pa.
IU. H. Dersham, CI. D.,
HAVIM. lu'rinancnily located in Le
wisbure;. Pa., respeeiiiilly lenders his
il
Pro;
peelltilly
,s j
n i
fessioiia! Services to the citizens of th
town and vicinity. hoping hy prompt attention
lo lhe duties of his profession to merit a share
"f 'heir paironage. Attention will also be paid
to hronie Diseases ol every name, and Healed
w-ith unparalleled success,
Da. DEI!SH M graduated at the renowned
American Electic Medical College. Cincinnati,
having first studied tbe Old or Allopathic sts-
he commenced its study, and attended two
courses of Lectures in the Reformed or A me-
ncan Lcleetie Medical College of the Queen
City ot ihe V est. This Institntin. although
yet in its infant--, haa no -iiferinr in thelireat Wett.and !
lis. alrt-auy annually more tuli-nt.. than the four otltrr
Mi-lieal Coll. ire. of Cita innali roml-in-.!. It ia at ntliu ,
.liyi.ieianit to ait ftartt. of our iflnlif.aml in utile, In.liana. '
Ar.. they will aoon tie tnor. numerous than auy other '
chi.s of thy-iei;oi. ;
The priiH-ital utIT.'renre h-twe-n the Rt fi irmetl (newlnr '
Kfl-rtii-.atiil tlieoltl Allott:itl,ie,ylt m of me.ljt-ine. iattiiji: '
the arw S-liool naea no m. ilit iii.il axent lhat i in any
way injurioua to the biunan av.tem. aut-h a.. Calonifl, t
Araenie. anoniony.ae.; n.r .usthh- atal hartiileati aoenta
h.T of late year, barn tlin-o-eml. (l.y the e.er lil-'ral
antl rnerreaaiTe physirian.. of tlie Xt-w S-bool.) that are
eomlete autt-titiltea for thoa. tlelen-hona metlieine...l(a
loniel. e.: therefor, we have no need for ttit-m. With
this, valuable new aaenta, anil all tho. ot the 1IM or
AUonathie at-bnol elrea Ine f.-w i-ii-on mentiouetl atre,
anil .11 the imnroaenenta of e.err other -yt m ol aie.li
fine, (aa the Uomtepathie. llytiroi.thie.TlioniMtnian. Ar.)
many ili-efci-a are now r.rable that were our. eenaelereil
trnlto-riltle. antl that loo without breakinir ilown the eon
atitution. and erealinc other illM-ite-, a. IVhilitr. Kb.u
mnti-tn. D,-i--nain. Li.er OiM-atte. rit-eratis St.reTbre,
niaeaat d Bonea. remaliire Lo-a of Teetli. Ac.
The New school certainly claim, a crrat aiiperiority In
th. t realm. nt of all ttiaevea. It nee been nro.-tl by
t'linit-al reports that the mortalitr taking all tt-ae
loirether ia leaa than i per ceut; that of Anialie Cholvrn
ia only o per cent.
Thia ia an mvr of pmcreaa .ml improvenHmt-, antl th.
ew School in always tiroirreastnit. not being bountl tlwww
by de.polic eeeeile and antiiiuan.l tbeoriea.
N.H. tr r'U'E at lit. lower end of Market SL HIS
CJ I5Q MORTfiAfJE FOR SALE.
. ,7 .W,H be SU,d o,scont
Is well seenred. Proprrlv near l..eui,...
Inquire at the Chronicle" olhce.
Xo C onslables Court Returns and o
BtAas sold at the .hnmlck OXc.
SUPERIOR STOCK
A f 41 'llAbV W.ll t. i.t -a.
w ii.ai.w. Jiu un r t rt.. ir iv i,..
L'niu
. . ... - i ",pii,
couniy, wimin a j mile ol l.eijhur.,
7'ne-.l, i7A Xf trailer "'
on
18SB, a laijf- ffnanli'y of rsc nal Propertr 0i
saoi deceased, n,rraeiii '
y H Honrs of superior y
AwfTialitv, a "Dumber' nffl'l
' T7 Horned Cattle of ihe best. Yyi
t.reeds tons AM) SHU HI', a
TVs. Tbrashmc Machina and II ir-e l'o.r
(J'f A I.N Dlifl.I. and all oiner Inipleniruis n.'M
resarv to carry on a zood t'ariiio.e bus.ti...
Hay III lIlC IOII, tOm In IUC CUr, a 111
j ' " llrnin in lU rrnilliH
! rain 111 lilt grOUtll.
Also a Varietv of
! , f H rf'A VfTCDP
" " ' ' n - ' ' ' f;
' &c. loo r.'inie rotis to mention. Sal? to rijin
i mece at ID o'clock. A. M . of said day "
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'"r wl" ,,r mane Known ry
II. P. SIIEM.ER. Adiuinistra!,.,
Lewishurg, Nov. 4, 1S6
ti'Panieiilar aileniion is inviied iu ,
ro".sale of excellent Horses, Cows, rle.
1'L'BLIC SALi:.
VT the house of ihe subscriber, iu Bulfaiv
township, will be sold, on
Tumtui, the IVi of X'urmlcr
next, ihe fol'owing perstnnal property, to jt,
li..r,es an. i IJuje Uears. Mo.i,
stiie, rhrahin ,( 1Crmie anJ
Power, Win for. li, Cbiiiue b(.r, (,Mki
Slnre, me Cital iive, Tat.es, Chair, lle-J-s'eai
ami a varieiy til" nther Jlmveholtl ai..!
! Kiioheii Furniture and Farmin? Itentls too
ntimr-rou" here lo.n-.rrt. Sale to commence at
lf ricli.4k A f. ai.I tiay.when due atiendancc
will be giveu and lrnn of sale ma le know.
by WM. II. UARMA.V
Or. CI IK-.fi f2w
state.
Sheriff's Sale.
BY virtue of a writ of Vena". Ex. fs
sued out of the Court of Ci.niir.on Pleas
of L'uioii couniy, will be rxpose.l 10 Puniic
Sale at ihe house of Win. Enert, id Haruetuu,
S'llurtluy, X'cemtcr l5t,
at 10 o'clock, V.M., to wit:
.No. I. A certain Tract of Land, ,itua e ra
Hartley towusnip, coun:y aforesaid, boui.d.d
east by lands ot the heirs of Shem Knaus.weit
by lands of Jacob Hilbisb, souih by land, cf
Jacob Moore, and north bv land of Dav.J
Ka beriiian. containing 17 4 rest mote cr
less, ail TIMBER LAND, with tbe arrur-
icnanres.
.No. 2. snuale in Hartley township, county
aforesaid, bounded east, west and louth by
lauds of Jacob ILlbish, and north by lands of
tie .ige Rule.cotiiaiuing Due Acre more or its,
w ith a Lime Kiln.
fio. 3. A renam Tract of Land, sitnare ia
Hartley township, county aioreiairi, bounded
cast by lamU 1 1 J. F. nson, west t.y lands itt
Jacob Koer.sou:h by lands of Jacob H:ib:aa.
and noit 1 by lands of George Ruhl, containing
Ouc-Filiii parlol an Acre more or less.wberfua
is erecteil a L ine Ki'n.w i h tbe appurienance,.
Seized, taken in execntion ann to be sold a,
Ihe property of Ihmtrl Spitmyr.
' DANIEL D. IjI I.UI.N. Sheriff.
Sheriff's lltr-cr. Lewi.burg, Oct. 21, 16
VALUABLE FARHS
AT
Privalc Sa!t'..Tfce su'dscribtr
V. ofTers ai Private Sale tLe following val
uator r arms :
.No. I. Situate in Turhett township, Jun
iata ct'iinty. containing UOO Acir. about
175 acies of . hich are cleared and jn a high
s:aic if eood cultivalioo the balance welt
set with Timber. Tbe improve me i.ts t
are a g.-.-d Log Dwelling II. use, lfAKKJiJ.
ev,ltARN. and oilier neceasarv OutttHna.ng
I lure is also an excellent Apple Orchard
on the premises, several Spiu.gs of &l
Waier are convenient to ihe improvement.
IE. On which ihe sub-criber residei
smiHte in IJeale tow Rshtp, rt unty aforrtaid
containing 'J ! O A res. about Two Hun
re. I of whu-h are cleared, and the I an te
well iim:.ciei. The iniprevements on thi
rr.rm are a g ,1 r K A M t. HOfSE.VL-
bA.NK 11AKN. and all oilier necessar j
out-building' iu iEin.il coml'iion. I beie 't
two i. tio r Dwelling llou.es on ibis property.
r,. two ORCHARDS, of rhoiee. gra
iCjed Irnii. coniprisni. Apple, Pear Peach,
Cherry, Plum. Ac, of ihe very test vanetiri.
all in good bearingcondilion. Several nrrnci
f W.uer
are convenient no the sremiiea.
This farm is in a very highatate of culnvatita,
and nndcr good fence.
The above Farms are within 8 milei of the
Pennsylvania Railroad and Canal, and are
among ihe best in Tusearora Valley. Tt.e.r
location is a very healthy one, and they are
Convenient lo Churches, Schools, Mill. &c
Persi ns in want ol a desirable property would
do well to call and examine the above, as I aa
determined to sell. WILLIAM UKESOri.
Sept. IS. lr.Sv3
First Clas3 Limestone Farm
"TOR Sale, in White Deer Valley.
X Lycoming County, two miles from the
Canal and Rai'road. on the road from Lewis,
burg to Jersey Shore. It contains tU
atvrrs). in a good state of cultivation. It
has an Orchard, first class Barn, good K. use,
ami other Outbuildings.
Call on MATTHEW BROWN. I'niontown.
for further particulars, or on the Editor of he
Chruniclt. Allg. IH. Is.i6.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
jrOR Sale. One Lot on South Thiri
L street, a square and a half from Mar.ei.
Three Lots on Souih Fourth street, two
squares lrom Market.
The above are level Lots, well located sai
well adapted to building purposes.
W. 11. ARMSTRONG.
Acting Ex'r of Wm. Armstrong, dec'oa
Lewisburg. June 55. 15S
Woodlots and Small Farm for Sale.
Th uit purchasers, on reasonable terms.
THERE are 9 lols of Woodland, si-
J. mate in White I'eerTpon Little Buf-
laioei recK.a&oDtainile above Guldin store,
ranting lrom 14 to SI acres each, well limb
ered with various kinds of Oak, Pine, Ptp'ar,
and Chesuul.
The Farm contains about 55acres.of whica
IS are cleared, and has on it a Two Siorv Leg
jf House;, a Log Stable, Spring of Water.
.La-land Fruit trees of various kinds. It ad
joins lands ol John Hummel and Jarcb Hart
man, about 1J mile from Guldin's Siore, ia
White Deer tp-, L'nion Co, Pa.
The above property is offered at Privat
Sale, by the subscriber,
GEORGE MELXELL.
Kelly Tp., An(f. 10. '&.
Executor's Notice.
"NOTICE is hereby Ki en, that Le t!er5-
X 1 Testamentary on the last will and testa
ment of IIL'GH MILLER, late of Lewisburg
borough, deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned, by the Register of I men .
county, in due form of law; therefore all per
sons knowing themselves indebted lo sanl
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having just claims against
Ihe same are also requested to present iben
properly authenticated for settlement.
HIGH y. S1IF.LLER, Eiecuter-
Lewisbuig, Oct. 29, 1356
1 40
blll.S. Mrckirel. Shad, Herring.'"1
White Fish.expecled in a rewdavs!'
1IE.WUK Ai KKEMKK.
s..
Si '3a- ' -s''eep. Wa-gons,
ifjj. TV "'it-.'ey. Sleds, Plough. Harrow,,
VfYi ''u'lfators, one Tumbling Bake,
n?2ftfi Il.ivat!'lers, one first raie lirmd.
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