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F Rmiara ..-Th Imnmn Chiuotu.
j,utli-het on tnr Ca-h tysu-ia. In Lb lart aaa ai
ctrcnlstiin of hit Vw-iapT in 1'ntnn Cuanty.
Our Fiiig for 1SG0.
JOHNC.FREMONT
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; W3I. L. DAYTOX
- tsrOa our first parre will be found
a pretty bigh-rroii!lit encomium upon
tho Germans of Pennsylvania, by one
of themselves. Any of our readers
desirinj to criticise its claims, may
"pitch in" through our columns. We'll
see "fair play." .
. waDeer Hunting has been a fre
quent and profitable amnsement, this
pleasant autumn. Our Buffaloe Val
ley hunters did not forget os Printers
in distributing their spoils. " '
"WHAT A CHANGE ! When the
present President, Pierce, entered hi?
office, there were but two or three
Governors of States opposed to him
in politics. Now, however, on going
out, there will be but one Free State
whickJiaa a "Democratic" Governor.
That id in Indiana, and he (WillaM)
acknowledges he was olectei by the
"dark. lantern" Know Nothings !
c' Taxi'bles la Union Oouaty.
iWu Ward 345 ) T ., ....
.South Ward 271 I Lewl"irS C15
Kolly
201
While Deer
Euffaloe
East Buffaloe
Wept Bcffaloe
Mrfflionarg
Hartley
Limestone
Jacluon
New Berlin
Union
380
S3 1
21G
241
228
4
171
60
165
147
3,214
' This (howl a handsome gvo, sncb. as
will givt ns, in 1S64, the 3,500 taxables
which will entitle the cannty to a separate
representation in the General Assembly,
under tha proposed AreeadmeDt.
Sxtoeb. Couktt. Special Court com
mences at Middlebwrg next Monday.
Yesterday Sheriff Forrev lot-k possession
of the new County Jail. Tie edifice pre
sents quite an imposing appearance. The
frout i built of l'rick, and the prison part
of wmnd-aio&a. - Tha first prinouora avaact
brought bore last night by the Constable
of Chapman township, far rubbing a haul.
MiddltLurg Journal, Kov. 22.
The VoUitreund says the new Court
House is ready for use. The Treaurerof
the Building Fund calls upon the subscri
bers to "pay up."
Wo are iuforuiel that the store of U.
W. Soyder, in Sclinngrove, bas been rob
bed of about $40, and that two men have
Ictn 'Kimmittcd to jail at Siiddioburg on
account of it.
e3"Thc "ITistory ok the' West
ERixcn Valley," by Col. J. F. Me
ginncs.J, of Jersey .Shore, is nearly
ready for delivery to subscribers, but
we are not aware that Union and
Snyder counties have as yet been can
vassed. The work Las over 500 pages
octavo, printed in the best style, and
ornamented with 16 engravings. It
is sold at 2 in embosseJ muslin $5
in Turkey morocco, superbly gilt, Of
the 54 Chapters composing the work,
we give the table of contents of some
mo?t interesting on our side of the
River. The book has been compiled
with much labor.and wc think will be
fonnd well worth its price:
ChtpWr I. CU!ot rm Peoa Crark, Ail
Chapter IX TUe liU of Qua, io.
Chnpter 1. Murder of 10 Indiana by Stmmpf, Ac.
Chtftar 17. Derr 'a Mill at Lawi-burr. Ac.
Chapter 33. CttyU Jatara IWrnjiaoa Mary Youcj
Tla Kliuannith ramily, Ac
Cka4aT41. lit of Col. John Kt!1y, Ao.
ChapMr 42. I La Bnif FamUjr, Ac
Cbaptrr 3. Caraar of Oorpa Krattar.
CfeartartS. Eailf UUtary of Uibaf.
C'ajtfif 48. Aa&aia of Cnioa Couota.
jar For several wiuter9 past, James
Aiken has been invited by Students
and others to recite .specimens of the
poetry sublime, sentimental, and hu
morous with which hi3 memory is
Btored. . lie has at last consented to
give aa entertainment of this kind,
to-morrow evening, at Ammona Li all.
One of the specimens will be Montgo
mery's "Wanderer of Switzerland"
another, Whittier'a "Democracy." Al
though Mr. Aiken doei not claim to
bo a rhetorician, yet those who know
him him thick he can make hearers
feel what true Poetry is.
Boston, Nov. 26. The Hon. Thomas
n. T5euton delivered a eopyrighted address
before tbe Mercantile Library Assooiation
last evening. Tbe subject was " The State
of the Union," and its delivery occupied
two hours. During tbe address many of
the audience . left, tbe sutjeot being evi
dently too ponderous fox tbe assemblage,
vbivh was composed mostly cf young person?-
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RocDESTia, N. Y-, Nov. 26. Tbe Wa
tcruure citaMLrbineut at Geneva was de
stniJ by tire on Saturday night Tbe
inmates escad with diffioulty. Two we
.uien jumped from the windows cf 4he
fnurih story.- -rOua was instantly killed,
aud lUe ntl.er f iU!ly u jured.
it?- t'iiigrc?s tnccj. next !Jiaiaj.'.
lresidtntial Eh-tim Returns OfpiciaI.
- Fremnat.1 Fillmnra. T 'talOr-a. u(-linftn
Vermont39.!U3 i ,54li 40,509- 10,755
Conneot.42,715 '2,615 45,3:10 34,990
Massa. 107,442 19,740 127.1S2 3S,fiS6
Rh.lal. lt,379 Jl.Ofi.l 13,0420,480
N.Ham. 89.000 - ,414 39,414 33,000
Maine 65,i 2,231 . 68,722 37,iUG
. York 275,355 124,650 400,01 1 19 ,70S
X.Jrs- 2S.307i 24,091 52,398 47,412
l'cnn. 147.548 82,220 229,7!8 230,500
Obie 187,497 .28,125 215.C22 170.K75
Iliinoli 90.1S9 ,37,451 133,040 J05.344
D-law.
J308
6.175 C.4l ,003
Maryl.
Georgia
81
0
0
47,402
42,852
28,552
8,30i
0,709
47,713 39,115
65,417
- ' 40,637
... 4i.7G4
. . 22,164
Alabama
North Caro. '
Louisiana ".
0
0
f-We give, the Official Election!
returns for President, ns far as ree'd. j
It is thought Fremont's Majorities are j
larger than 'Buchanan's, but in the!
wholo vote Buchanan is ahead of Fre
mont, and Fillmore behind Freniont.
Fremont is the "conservative," while
the "extremes" defeated him, and Mr.
Buchanan is elected by; the almost
unbroken vote of the Slave "section."
What will become of " the Union ?"
Didn't Buchanan and Fillmoro both
prophecy a Dissolution if cither of
the "sections" prevailed ?
WftWhiIe the Opposition failed to
unite on President, in New Jersey
and thus Buchanan carried it they
united on Dr. Wm. A. Newell, for
Governor, aud have elected him.
BCy-Old Massachusetts as true to
Liberty inCC as she was in TG has
chosen a uuauimous Republican dele
gation to Congress. Among them is
Eli Thayer, President of the Emig
rant Aid Society ,which will hereafter
have a proper defender. The Senate
is unanimously Republican, while the
House has but here and there a 'scat
tering' 'Nationalist' left for curiosity!
.Illinois was at first reported for
Fremont, the North part going largely
for him, but when the lower, darkened
portion, called "Egypt," camo in, the
scale was turned. The Republican
State Ticket is, however, all elected,
the Fillmore trick not being able to
destroy it, and Miller for Stafe Trca-
snrer.who was on both the OpposU.on wcre held oyef ft Mevvrolhtr u,i;ctneHtt.
tickets, has 21.3S3 maj. The gallant TIl9 of tho courtg flieir
Co1.15m.sei is elected Governor over I ,,ate bcen ljrauuical ia tho tsUeme ad
Wm. A. Richardson, who pushed the j vuij becoming a slave driver on a South
Nebraska Bill through tho JJou.--c,aud j rcn piautaiion. We are yot in hopes that
who (with Douglas) is thus condemn- j president 1'ieree will signify to Judge I,o-
on nv ii w nurn Mafn I ins ia t in lu-cf
time the Democrats were defeated on
a token of her redemption.
New York State. Our citizens
will remember that "Swopc" told us,
at the time of the Northumb'd county
Fillmourners' meeting in Lewisburg,
that there was no doubt but Fillmore
would get N. York, as he had 190,000 I
down of the "Order" pledged to him, ) tenced to a barbarous aud cruel punish
besides Old Line Whigs, &e. ; (" 10O j nient, by pro-slavery Judge and Jury 1
Fillmore in Lewisburg,") fec. The j Fur no crime but that of breaking up a
Euchanan men were equally sure of ; krt uf Border Uuffiaus iu their midat.
New York. . JSTLook at the vote I Govcromeut had refold to do so, but bad
Fremont has 80,000 over Burh., and j rather cncouragsJ the robbers aud murde
150,000 over FilM The 'Dog Noble' ' rera their course. Self-dcfouco tho
(Erastus Brooks) undertook to be first law of nature justified the settlers iu
Governor of the same State, on the j dispersing tbia gang of outlaws. It was
"rule America' dodgo ; but, altbo' U . jut as lawful or th-m to abate such a
traded off Fill, where ho could, he is j ""'"nee, as to shoot or dmc away as many
defeated 13G.000 bv Joux Ad. King, i walvtg or IuJius iu time of war. But
(Rep.), a worthy son of Iiufus King, j
j
SrThe Gcttvsbnrg "Star" desires I
tn artam ibflnnrnhnr f vntora t.t. I
i- i . i . ri
tirahxcd in the several counties of I
PeutiFylvaiiia for one year previous to
the last election. In Union county,
there were 9, and about a dozen oth
ers declared their "intentions." Of
the 9 naturalized, wc kuow but 2, one
a native of England, the other of Ire
land, and both intelligent, respected
men and staunch Republicans. There
are cot many alien-born citizens in
this county, and our policy is tu treat
them like all others according to
their deserts ; and hence, a far as
bur observation goes there ai many
on our side of politics as the. other,
Thc County" Commissioner elected !
this fall, happened. to be' born in Eng.-;
land, but, being worthy and compel
ent, we never heard that urged a3 an
objection1 against hiiru While .we
wouTd keep from us paupers and cri
minals, and would thwart the designs
of the Jesuits to control our Govern
ment, we would not violate nataral
rights, nor' punish' the good lor tho
faults of the bad. ' y: .
Senator Douglas was last week married
by a Catholic prieat to a dashing Ca
thr.tie lady at Washington.- Doeglaa has
himself always professed Protestantism,
and attended the Baptist church, of which
his first wife was a member. Thos who
understand bis reckless ambition, eall his
marriage with Miss Ada Cutta i stroke of
policy to secure the llomish power in his
favor at an early day. Bat the Democrats
and the "dog Noblo" who bowled so long
and loud because I remont was married to
a Protestant by a Oathblic,hive nought to
say against Douglas' marriage to a Catholic
by a Catholic I But who shall be elected
Lady of tbe Whit House in 1860 Jes
6ie or Ada?: V. ; : '
Tbe Pitubnrg 1'att, a Democratic paper"
eaysthat large numbers of Psnnsylvanians,
n difforent part of the State; are preparing
to ni;4rtc to Ktus 13 caily iu the spring-
Lcwisbiirs Chronicle and
IiUelligencc from Kansas.
From the 1awrooa lIrra!C of Fror JoM, N(r. li-J
Twotity of tbe oue hundred free State
prisonei under iu.liciincut for murder at
Leoompton, have been convicted for mau-
l itlMlttcrr iul jtuitUaued Im lire yuir'iu-
prisuumcnt at bard labor. The bogus stat
utes bve made the jTullowiog provinkxii
for puaioliing" them :" "
"Six. 2. Any person who may he sen
tenced by auy court of cuuipeteut jurisdis
tion,' under aiiy law iu force within this
Territory," to punishiuent by eoulineincnt
and hard labor, shall be deemed a couviet
and shall immediately, under tba charge
uf the keeper of sueb jail or public prison,
or uuder the charge tf oucu person a the
keeper of sui-b jail or public prisou may
select, be put to bard labor, as iu the first
etion of this act specified; aud such
keeper, fr other person having charge of
such cunvirt shall cause such convict,wbilo
.cugagul nt such labor, to be securely con
fiued by a cbaiu fcix feet iu length, of not
lcsd tLau four cixtecutbs nor more than
tbive-eihts of im inch liuk, With a rouud
ball of iron, of not less than four nor more
than six inches in diaiiieter,attaehed,which
chuiu shall be eeeurely fastened to the an
klif eiicb coaviut wiih a strong lock aud
key; aul such keeper, or other peraou,
having charge of such convict, ruay,if ne
ressary confine such convict while engaged
in hard labor, by other obaius, or other
means in bis discretion, so as to kcepsnch
convict secure aud prevent his escape; and
when there shall be two or more oouvicts
under the charge of such keeper, or other
person, such convicts shall be fastened to
gether with strong chain, with strong
locks and keys, during the time such con
victs fhnil bo engaged in bard labor with
out tbe walls of any jai1. or prison."
And such is the modo of disposing of
free State men in Kansas. Hone Imt pro
tlarcry own are allowed to tit upon juries;
and none Lut j Jeffreys presides a judge
under whose instructions hotels and print
ing offii-ea arc indicted a. nuisances and de-'
atroyed as such, aud their projjiotors in
dicted for treason.
The following gentlemen against whom
indictments were peuding, have been tried
and acquitted, to wit : James II. York,
Howard York, Adam Bower, Thos. low
ers, Edaard II. Fally, Thos. Leeson, Da
vid I'ottcr, Jcase Pyle, John King, Wm.
Butler, Chester Hay, Justice lit- Ketchum,
Geo. M. Ncff, Alpbuiiras Gates, Jas. Coo
ley. Eight of tbe prisonurs, after acquit
tal Vflrii fliKi'liuroeiL wliiln tli htanm
couip'.o, that his services are no longer re
quired on the judicial bench of Kansas.
ircrDrST. As' the liltcen rrcc Stale
men were conducted back to their dismal
quarters, before being sent to labor with
the ball, they gave " three hearty cheers
fyr Freedom and Jnhn O. Fremont," not
iu levity or thoogh;!cs?Dess, but in tbe
resolute spirit of martyrs for the truth.
Oirs.NCS. Why were those thus son-
for t,''", tLei' w thui Mtenoad!
tj,e mtrieau people endure tbis?
A REAt WlTBDEREB AURKSTEI) AT LAST!
A border rufiian named Hiye killed a
,, . ,
, i ree a;are man, a cnppie nauieu jvffum,
I whose only offence was an earnest remon-
strance agaiust the stealing of bis proper
ty. Tbis occurred within tbe notice of
Gov. Genry. Such a crime under his own
eye, he dared not overlook, and he ordered
the arrest of Fhycs the first pro shivery
rvjfi'tn arrested sinre the Kansas irarhrjnn !
Got. friary was boasting of tbis act as a
proof of bis desire to do justice, wbon news
fame tbat Lccompte bad taken Sheriff
Jones (the man "fatally wounded" at
Iawrenei.) as 6r7, and that Hayes bad got
lok to Missouri! The Governor stormed
terribly a this additional ontrige threat-
cDed Leoouirte and ordered the re-arrcst
i'f Hnyc. It is
bupp?cd, a reward of
5700 for the, arrest jf Hayes baring been
i-fTererfj' Hfsyc's guve himself up, with the
understanding Lccouiptc f-houM bail him
and t hat is the last Geary will sec' of his
j risoaef No' 1. " C ' ' ' ,
LAIxa. A : despatch . from Chicago
atatoo tbiat Gov. Geary bad set aside Judge
LeeompUs, aud arduted the trial of tbe Free
Sutoprutoucra by Judge Cato,of Alabama.
For a Governor, appoiuted by the l'reti
dout, to drive from tho bench a Judge ap
pointed by tho same power, ia a new speci
men of popular sovereiguty V . IS true,
honevor, the Free State settlers will not
complaiu : thoy wish, Cromwell-like, he or
some ont else would " take the respousi
Lilitj" end drive from office every man,
appointed to domineer over them, by Pres
ident Pierce or the Border Ruffian Legis
lature. 1
There is more peace in Kansas than
formerly somo fear, however, it is the
calm preceding a Mora against Liberty
more fearful than everl ..We trust "cbj-1
liveiauca may come from some quarter.'.? .
j Mr. P. T. Barnum sailed for Europe on
Saturday, lu the Baltic. ' lie goes as the
business ''agent and 'managor of "Little
Cordelia i!rird' and her p-arcnts, who
ars on the Baiuc steamer. ' ; -' ' ' - ' '"""
West Branch Farmer November 28, 1850.
What do Wuitc Laborers riiiNK
of IT T The President of the Tennessee
aud Alabama Railroad Company "hare
commended that three hundred slaves be
immediately purchased to work oBbe
road. His calculation shows that ttr piir-
chirsd momy.mterestnmaflce and'main
tcnauce of . a slave, will he only about
FOKTY-Sil CiiNTS PEft DAT, or
about $115 per year, whereas the free
white laborers employed receive S1.25 or
81. 50 per day for their work. Sueb facts
as these show plainly enough that tho con
test sow going ou tbis country is a con
test between free labor and slave labor,and
that the free laborer is the persoB roost
vitally interested in its proper deoision.
Tbe contest is sot yet ended, and will only
be intensified by the result of the recent
election, r- . . b -r- ; n
Union Count jCon rtjAffairs.
.. , REGISTER'S W0T1CE.
NOTU'E is hereby given to ail con
eerneil.tlial the following named persons
have settled their accounts in the Register's
OiBee at Lewisburg, Union connty, and that
the said accounts a ill be presented for confir
mation and allowance at the Orphans' Court,
to be held at Lt W'ISBI IRIJ, for the county of
Union, on tbe third Friday of DEC. next,
being the lfih day of said month, viz:
I. The account of John B. Linn, adminis
trator uf Francis Joseph Gessner, late of the
Boroasb of Lewisbnre, dee'd.
it. The account of Jacob Spipelmye r.Goar
dian of Samuel Huntingdon a minor child of
Wm. Huntingdon, late of Hartley township,
dee'd.-
3. .. The account of Dan. M- Benner,admin
istrator of John Heinly, late of UuSaloe town
ship, dee'd.
4. The account of Israel Gover. adminis
trator of Susannah Guyer, late of White Deer
township, dec d.
J. W. PEWfXGTO.N, taj'r.
Rejister's Office, Lewisburg, Nov. 18, 1P56.
Isuc lAst, Dec. Trrm, 1S.'G.
Danville Bank vs Jim Lawrence tr Chs Stees
George Suhnable vs Catherine E Bowes
Manillas Wilson vs David Herr ..
John Roebuck vs A J Omo
John Oil Uockafellrr vs Abbot Green's Kx'rs
L B Christ lor W Cameron v Geo A Frick
A IV Crramer vs Abraham Brien
John Datesman vs John II Vartz with not
James I. (juinn vs Wm Heart et al
Sarah Ann I'olk vs James L Quina
Backer fit Weiler vs Chas Siers
('has P Fox et al vs Adam Kanek
M Kliug for Uatesmans vs Uy Dieffendcrfer
Sauini-I Hcndcrsan vs Charles ('ronrath
Co of Union for L B Chrivt vs A WiuegarJncr
Henry W Snyder vs Saml Earine;
Com su;. M Cbambcrlin vs Uoirman & High
Marks Weil Ac vs Jacob Hartman et al
Julius Weil Ac vs same
Wm G llerrold vs Smith B Thompson -
lienj Fetler vs Saml Bause and wife
('has If Oook vs Thos Penny
John Seriara vs Henry Charles
D.ivid Herr vs W II While with notice to g
Sprout, Burrows & Co vs .M A Slock et al
same vs same
Mary Jane Flint &c vs Charles D Kline
Benjamin Fetter vs Samuel Bause
Witiiam Heinen vs Jacob M'Curley
Lafayette Albright vs John Dalesman
MonteliusAc Vouosrjr vs Stitzer&Huntzincer
nausea.. fc L'bwtl, nJmraOI.rw.aj. .
same vs same
Ncfffor Korst vs Richard Dougherty
Christian Dersham vs Joseph Geyer et al
Daniel Laycork vs William Moore
Daniel Mangier jr vs George Hoosel et al
John Wrnzel vs larjison M'Laughlia
John M Benfer vs David st.iiler with notice
Porter for M E Shriner vs C II Shrinerwiihno
Ann (iinttr vs Daniel Williams
Samuel Baker vs John DateaiBart
Eltzilwth Vartz vs David Grove
Bank of Danville vs Lorenzo P Tead
Thomas Sutton's Adtnrs 11 SF Lyndall
Mary A Davis vs William Davis
DH Rissel vs Jnn Kimple's Admrs
George Wehr vs Ceorge Fanst
Daniel Rangier vs Bastiau Teifel, with no
Bank of Danville vs Chas H Shriner
Wm Rittev vs Charles Dreisbach
W T Lmn vs P B Alarr
D inii l Williams vs Kaufman & Reber
Hy Walker vs Thos Walker A Wm WalUar
OKA Nil JCKOUS DEC. TERM.
X'le R-rlin John M Bt nfer, Cha's R Antes
Eut It 11 ff ill David Ream, Benj. Winegar-
(len. James Biehl
Mjflinburg Wm Voung . '
Hrlfaltie Ttiomas Cornelius
l vrttti) Hy B Charles, Jacob Katherman
Uiiort -Reiuegious Tncker
HV liujfidiit Juo C Watson, Abel C Jones,
Wm Spmts. Daniel Pontius, Peter Pontius.
KiUi Wm Nagle, Peter Guyer, D Kaiiflman,
John Hinely
Jwil)iir Franklin Spyker, Isaac Wagner
y.rrieaAie Einannel Walter
HVnt titer Cha's C ronrath
Jucium Henry Mourer
TRAVEUSK JCROItS.
Uriritbnrg Danl ShafP-r, Jona. Wolfe, Chs F
Hess, Ja's Criswell, Jooa. Ncsbir, Ja's j
Hayes, P-ter Beaver, Wm Frick, Theo. S
Christ, John Brown, Michael Fiehthorn,
Hunter Pardoe, Sam'l Slifer, Levi Sterner,
Win C Painter
ll. Biiffalue John Hayes, Levi Kaup, Levi
Miller -
Limettime Wm C Barber, Dav. W Pell man,
Cornelius Pellman
Kclty Jerome D Dalesman, Peter Newman,
Levi Gemhevling, Wm P Donga!
liujfidiie David Heiser, Jacob Kaufman, John
Minium, Martin Drieshach, Daniel Moore,
' larid Henning.Wm Walker, John Shadle.
-Vrw fycrlin Michael Kleckoer, Danl Lemon.
Mijjlmitirg Thos Cronemiller, John Detwei-
- ler, Kmannel Tearick
tlarllru Jos D Furray, Jac
n . j
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t-'ouMt Joun rnniips, Jacob Blear - '
White Drrr Aaron Smith, Samd Marshall
.' Hntpthe Jacob Brown, Samuel L Noll.
. John G Brown : :.'! - .' . '
I i;Joa County Court Proclamation
EAS, tne Hon. AB'M S.WfLSON. 1
rresidenl Judge for the 20th Judicial I
District of Pennsylvania, composed of the
eounties of Union, Mifflin and Snyder, and
Jasita MiBfia.ttt. and Paine Rrni Rsqs.,Asso
ciate Judges in Union county, have issued their
precept, bearing date the day of Sept.
1K6, and to me directed, for the holding of an
Orphans' Court, Court of Common Pleas, Oyer
anil Terminer, and General Quarter Ses.sions,
at LEWISBURG, for the county of UXION,
on the third MONDAY of DECEMBER next,
(being the lftlh day). 1856, and to continue
one week, . s ; . . .
- Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
oner, Justice of the Peace and Constables in
and for the county of Union, to appear ia their
own proper persons with their records, inqui
sitions, examinations and other remembrances
lo do those thiugs which of their offices and ia
their behalf appertain lo be dune ; and all Wit
nesses and other persons prosecuting in behalf
of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons, axe required to ba 4 hen and I hare
attending, and not depart without leave at their
peril. -Jurors are requested to be punctual in
th-ir attendance al tne appointed lira agreea
ble to noiice. . t ;.,-.-..;.
' Given under1 my hand and seal at the Sher
iff's Office in Lewisbnrg, the 9th day of No
vember, in the year of onr Lord one thousand
eight hundred aud fifiy-six, and in the seventy
ninth year of the Independence of the United
Slates of America. God saves the Cemmo
weailh t, DANIEL it. ULLDIJi.SJaet iff.. -
VXIOX COUXTY, SS.
"j ! .1 The Comimmwealih of Pennsdva-
J L.S. aia to Elizabeth lieihsam, widow of
w Lewis Reibsam, lie of White Deer
township. Union county, deceased. To the
children of Aniboay Reibsam, deceased. John
Reihsaia,. Anthony Keihsamvloob Keibsam
ant Benjamin" lieihsam. To the children of
Juhn.lUUiwnirdec'da William IU;iu-tu, Ue-.
ry Keibam and (harlotte Keinsam. 1 o me
children of I'eter Ileibsanj, dee'd, Philip lleib
am, William. John, Peter, SnnihCathariiie
d Hetty Uelhsam. Tothechrldrrnof Philip
II..Kc.,n WM litwanh Wiihvatii rt'filv Irwin
and iiewieiu.' To the child ol Caiharme
Reibsam. dee'd, Jacob Miller, CanTine: .
Whereas,at an Orphans' Conrt held al Lew-
isburg. the lllih day ef September. A. I)., 18S,
before Uie Hon. A. S.' Wilon, Presideuf, ami
11 i. -it i it..i;.. v.
James niatsimo uno j ini'i' ,, i.uur?,
Jl"es of the same Court, Elizabeth Reibsam
Dresented her neiiuoa setiinz forth. 1 hat her
husband, Lewis Keibsamt late ol White Deer
township. Union county deceased, died seized
...
in his 1
uciuouc e5 ui aim in san nm vi-
m - r ail iU.i -
tain tract of laud situate in While Deer lowo
ship. Union county, bounded on (he North by
lands of ("nip, 00 the South by lands of
John ilaverliog. On the East by lands of -and
on the West by lunds of Ji hu Haverlin,
containing forty-two acres more or le-s, hav
ing first made his last will and testament.
That said decedent left your petition a widow
Without issue alo the following collateral
heirs children of Anthony Reibsam, deceas- j
ed, John Keibsamv Anihnny Keibsam, Jacob
Keibsam aud Benjamin Keibsam, children U
John Reibsam, deceased, William Keiii,ain,
Henrv Keibsam, and Charlotte Reibsam, chil
dren of Peter Ke!bsam,deeeased, Philip Keib
sam, illiain, John, I'eter, Surah, Catharine,
and Hetty Reibsam, children of Philip Reib
sam, deceased, Joseph Keibsam, Reedr, Irwin
aud Henrietta, children of Cathariue UeibsaiH
deceased, Jacob Miller; that in his hist will
and testament aforesaid the said testator mad
lite following devise and bequests t I will
and bequest ail my property real and personal
to my beloved wile Elizabeth during her nat
ural life as Ion? as she shall remain my wid
ow, and then this uiv property shall be at my
wife's privilege to will it to whom she pleases.
Your petitioner further represents that she
is slill a widow, and that the tract of land is
unproductive, and that it would be for her
interest and also those who mny have cniitin- !
gent interest lo have Ihe same sold. Mir
therefore prays your honors to decree a sale '
of the same under the provisions of the act of j
Apnl 18, IRo3, in such cases provided.
Wetherefore herebycominand Too and rarh
of you to be and appear belore our Judges ol
the Orphans Court of said county, at a court
tbe held at Lewibnrg on Monday the l.Vh '
day of December next, for the hearing of tbe '
parties in inlereston this application and show I
cause why an order of sale of the premises
shall not be made. Br thk Court.
itness mv hand and seal of the said Court
at Lewisburg this 2d dav of Oetohcr.A.D.lH.iG.
SWIT EL ROI.'SH Ci-rk.
UXIOX COUNTY, 6X
1 1 The Commonwealth of Pennsylva- '
L. S. nia to the fticriil of Union County, ;
( s-a ) (ireeting : '
Whereas, James II. Mason, Samuel B. Ma-
son, Washington Mason, Emanuel Catherman
and il.irnel A. his wile late Harriet A. Mason,
Charles Mason, late of your county, lately in I
our county court of Common Pleas of Union I
county before our Judges at Lewisburg were
summoned to answer Joseph K. Mason by his
guardian John Will, of a plea that whereas 1
Joseph K. Mason by bis guardian John Wilt, j
ami liie said James ft. .Mason, tSamuel B. Ma
son, Washington Mason, Emanuel Catherman
and Harriet .hi lie laip Harnpt A Ma ton
and Charles Mason, together and undivided do
hold a certain tract or piece of land situale in
Hartley township, adjoining-lauds of John
Swengel, John Huh!, Philip llilbisii. Jacob
a'a;., K11111 ana otlirrs, co.-ilinmg
One Hundred and Six Acres more or less with
the appurtenances &c the same James H.
Mason, Samuel B. Mason, Washington Mason,
Emanuel Catherman and Harriet A. his wife
late Harriet A.Mason.partition thereof between
them to be made according to the laws and
custom of lliis Commonwealth 111 such case
made and proViJed did gainsav and the same
to be done did not permit, verv unjustly and
agaiust the same laws and -customs, aud the
rh" duiy
ding to law
Sheriff having made returns thai
summonen me ireteauants according
and order of this Court, and 110 one appearing
ihe Court proceeded to examine the Plaintiffs
title and quantity orhis part and purpart, and
the same to be the one undiriilrd sixth part of
the tract of land described in the writ.
Whereupon it was considered and adjudged
in our said Court before our Jndces at Lewis.
burg that partition be made of the tract or I
piece of land aforesaid with thai appurtenances.
Therefore we command you that taking with
you twelra free, honest and lawful men of
your bailiwick, you proceed to make partition
of the said tract of land according is. Uie law ,
in such case made and provided. '
Witness the Hon. A. S.Wilson, President of
onr said Court, at Lewisburg, the fith day of
October, A.D IS.VS. 1
SAMUEL ROUSIf, Prothonotan-. 1
Take notice, that according to the above
order a Partition will be held on'the premises
on Friday, the 5th of December, 1S5I, at 10
o'clock. A. M.. of which all concerned will
please take notice.
Oct. 15,1 8SG. DA MEL D. OULDIX. Shff.
l.MVtllSir AT LCWISUl KG.
.TOTICE. Subscribers to ihe Building
Fond are respectfully informed that the
First Instalment on their subscriptions is now
due and payable. J. A. MERTZ, Esq is
appointed Collectnr.and authorized to rerrive '
and receipt lor the same. A. K. BELL, !
General Agent and Treasurer '
Lewisbnrg, Oct. 1, 1S56 , j
Administrator's Kolice. I
""OTICE is hereby given, that Letters ofj
JLi Administraiiou on the t'-l.itc ot" WM. ;
WILSON, Jr., late of Kelly township, Un-'
ion couniy.deceased.have been granted to the j
undersigned in due form of law : Therefore
all persons knowing ihcmselves indebted to
said estate, are hereby requested to make
immediate payment ; and those having just
claims against die same are also requested to
preftentlhem properly authenticated forseitle-'
nieni. -1 . - .
HUGH P. SHELLER, Administrator.
Lewisburg, Nov. I, ISM
. ronTTrxi! . .... ,
t T a meeting of the Board of Managers
1 ..r it,. 1 ' vi-...t t
t --13"."7.L"" " Vr..
Company, ,,. the Borough of Lewisburg. on
the 1st day of October lust., 'the following res
olution was unauimously adopted : -
Hesnlred, That an assessment 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. H. App & Co., EU
as Hoy and otheVs. '-
' Published by order of the Board nf Direc
tors. J. A. MERTZ, Secretary.
October I, 1856w4
C. W. SCHAFFLE'S
WII0LESA1E and RETAIL
Drug and Chemical Emporium.
Market Street
- lewisbtirg. fa.
CLOCKS all kinds of 8-day and
30-hour Brass Clocks and patent lever
tirae-rn'eees. Brass 8-dav clocks at S4.
brass ao-hour clocks as low as -f. I . All clocks
warranted for one year at . J.L.YODER'S
: , ' PARRIER7. : .
THE subscriber olTers his services
. in- curing Horses of Poll Evil cr Fistula.
He wilt cure Horses of either of these atllic
tions for $5, or make no charge if not snc
eessful. . Here is an opporttnily for every one
whose horses are afflicted, tc. restore the in to
health and working order. Residence on my
Farm id Kelly Tp, near Lewisburg.
. Aug, lo, jess, ue.os.titi meixell. -
to
aV
1 I he.omiiMiBweaiin 01 rrnnyiv-
nia to Xarah Kemple who renle to
) Mifflin
nfear Tiiion county,i"hn Kem-
uie who resides iu Whne Deer township inl
... u I L.-.I. V, i.l.-w inl
Siepfcenson cotwv ur He state of .Illinois
.-am CVUIIIV. QAIiluri n.aniMi; iiw
lit'lteeca .MerrirK iao- iirorrca
MiUHVtl with JuW Wern&k
Stephenson county in the si;
IVfcr KmDlf. who resides in
township l.nion county, Adam ivempie wno
resides in Wet Uutialoe Mwuship L'uiou
.. . ..a
.nniv. and Caih.rine Kemole ho resides in
atepheusoa couiuy is the aute of Lliowui,
heirs and legal represeniatives of Philip Kem-
pie late or West Biiiiatoe townsnip cnion
I county, who was the brother of John Keutple
i deceasedGreeiing :
1 Whprpas. hv ri inonest fur that Dflrpose
-j --- ---1 - . ,
d'v awanled bv the Orphans Court prthefl
nty afuresaal, the real estate of John Kim-, I
I P'e. hate of West Buflaloe town-hip. Lniun
'. county, S-cezeJ, was apr'1''' as follows :
.1 a . V ..;.. anaa til' aa aaB nil
1 iris M .u 1 la rt a 11 r m r ill ariMiiniiiioix a-. . --
" . - - 1
H I ro-rirlirs. al the sum of vUijO l; iraci
ciuii.iuiing 21 acres and perches al t "'J;
and the third and list trad containing 10 acres
aod IM perches at ijrtb-l 6:. , . I
And whereas nwe of the heirs of the said 1
deceased appeared in d.nrt on the reiurn of
the id imisiiiin totakeihe premi- therein
mentioued at the appraisearut And now lo
wit. Srnt. 15. lS'fi, i n motion of G. F. Miller, .
l: on 'h' h' irs and legal repre-enta
lives of John Kemple decea-ed to appear by
the first day of next Term (Decern. 1 j, lnooj
and elect to lake the real estate at the valua
lion thereof or show cause why the Conn
shal not decree the same to be sold. Bi tb
Cwl'UT.
Witness my hand and the seal of the Court
at Lewisburg the Slst dav of tlct. A. D. 1m6.
S AM ILL KOUSH, Clerk.
TAILORinG.
JOHN B. MILLER
thankful for past favors
wonld sraf thnt he hs re
ceivrd ihe Fall and Winter
Fashions, and is prepared to
CUT, MAKE, and KKP.MR
earnvnla as usual. He will
endeavor, as heretofore, to
ext-cu'e his work satisfacto
rily to all. Lewisburg, Sept. 4, 156.
T 1
ARBEK and Hair Dresser.
Dresser.
LEWISBURG, Pa.
0
iMKee in Ammons lilocb. Market street, 3d
door above the Siore
Oct. as. ief.6
RAILE.CAD iriST&LKW T .
rl .NOTICE is hcrebv gvn to the
J4Sioekh'dders of the LEWISBURG.
- - (JEXTRK V SPRUCE CREEK
RAILROAD COMPAM V, thai ihe Directors
of said Company h ive passed a Resolution to
call in !;i 011 each share subsctibrd. The
respective Stockholders are therefore required
to pav inio the Treasurer's othce, in Lewo
burg, on or be (ft re Ihe ioih of October instant,
sji-S on each share subscribed. Those nrpk-c-ting
will be liable lo pay one per cent, per
mouth on said instalment after that time.
G. F. MILLER, Treasurer.
Lewisbnrg, Oct. 1, in;fi.
West Branch Insurance Company, i
(XF Lock Havrn, Pa., inure Detached
V7
Buildings, Stores, Merchandize, Farm
Property, and other buildings, and their con-
1 tents, al moderate rates. Doing business on
i bolhCash and Mutual plans. Capital,.J0.000.
iilllF.CTOIiS.
Hon John J IVaicc
ilon C Harvey
j..ku 11 Hill I 1 Anrams
Chas A Mayer D J .larkman
Chas t:rist AV White
Peter Dickinson Thos Kitchen
Hon. G. f. HXHVF.Y, President.
T. T. ALU A MS, Vice Pres.
THO S KITCHEN. See'v.
JAM Est B. HAMLIN, Agent,
627 Len isbnre. Union Co. Pa.
PI. II. Eersham, H. D.,
' TJAVLNG f liiiimeiKly located in Le-
' - -l. w isburg. Pa., respectfully lenders his
t Professional Servtees to the citizens ot this
and vicinity, hoping by prompt attention
10 tl,e duties of his profession to inentashare
i of their patronage. Attention will also be paid
j to Chronic Diseases of every narue.and treated
with unparalleled success,
! DERSHAM graduated at the renowned
American Electic Medical CoIIege.Cincinnati
i.Hawif-.y
of the Old Sch.H.I Medical Colleges of Philad-' fjKARA.a.d other necessary OuH.u,w.?.
elph.a; but becoming convince,! of the super- I ' 1,ere 14 aii 30 -PPle Orchard
io'rity of .be Newor .Wr.can Eclecti. ylem. ?" . ""S5 l ,fi"
ha LmmnceJ its Mode, and a.lemled two W ?"r VT " . L L h' "nprovements,
conrses of Lectures in the Reformed or Anie- I . 1 ,a aich 'ht hcnber resides
rtcan Eclectic Medical College of the yueen ! s,lu'1"" ln b'a!e h:r- e-mv alore.aid
City of Ihe West. Tins Institution. allhou; h , cun'a''n2 3iO Acre, about 1 wo Hood
.tinit.inr.,nrT..,....,M,..ri..r n-i-.:r.tMVst.rt red ol whicn are eieared.and the balance-ii:i-
alo-a.lv annual'T ni-r- Slu.l. nt- tlin thp l ur other , well unu.erej. Tiie improvements on this
l"iiir..ii. p.. ..f ",.,. i.o.ati raiini. it i . 1. line Farm are a good FRAME HOUSE. a-
i, . tt, v .ill Dior, uuuwrvu, tlun anr utbrr -- BARN, and all other necessary JLXi
rtiowot iyi.uiT, I out-biuldntg? 111 good condmoo. There are
i. inn. -pji .i.n . ..-,.r. .nr ,.u ,nr.
Vtti'.arii til- flit Alloi ;Uhirsvstrnli.f mshi-in. ialtiia:
! th. S.-tiM. ui'. 1,0 in. diritinl iweiit ttiat i. in any
' arnv itijnrfciw t, tti- hnm.in nyeti-m. iw-h a. rnlom-l.
! AriM-mr. Anl-iiiany.at.; fur anor an.l harnili fc. n-rnt.
. liar of laO- mff t--n iliws rr,l. (l-y th- t-rr lih- ral
' aa.l i.r"t'-iTi- hv-iati" "f tlir Ni w S'bool.1 that am
. oimpli-tt- nnlslitnt''s fiir thn-a ilflaUrion. mtstii'iuolN
' lolilfl, Ar.:) Ihrrrf'TV wa liaia BO n,l S,r th-m. WiUl
I th',f Talnat.Ie ri:t-nt., an,l alt tli'a ot tha fItl or
Alloi.1thM' aiml .xs?rt t
I ant all ttia iinproarin-nt-
'f. wDlnaBianioaia..
f -airy othvr -y.o-ni of aie.ii-
i mn'v iiiarawa an- noa-,uri.i- tht . n- on.-a r. n-ij. os!
j inummibt-. and that u without oraisinr ikn to-ma-
, atiinti'in. ami "raiin: otto r .ii-,. ivi.iiiij-. iihru-.
I iii...-..t Hour,. rr nutnr.- lo-, of Tn-Ui. e.
J Th'- Nr shooi rrtao,tY rUim. a ir-t anaarWitr la
' in- in'34ni,-ni ,1 mi nt. n s. iv n- o-cu rnT-u n.
ftiiA-al rrt that tha mortality lai. m: aif itiaaiH
tn--tlw-r i las, Uian U yir cuul; that uf AsiaLic Chulcra
b only S rr rant
This i- an age of pruj:rc5a BBit impmrmcDtA a&4 tba
School I always roffrsiiff. not hrinfc IniubiI dowa
by nasputir trrtsHj anu i.lklnualml tiM-oriMa.
N.n. HmCt at the lo, r rod of Market St. p1
Executor's Notice.
JOTICE is hereby given, that Letters
0: ,1, vi., u ., vni uiin, nun MIIIM
lv Testamentary ou the last will and ttsia-
nient 01 iiutiii .illl.l.r.u, late ol l.rwisburg
Dorongh, rteeeaseil, have- been
granted to
the
undersigneiL .by the Register of Union
county, in due form of law j therefore all per
sons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are rcqnestv. to make immediate pay-
,iu, n,iu. n-'-v iM-iiij; ju-i ciaiHis against
Ihe same are also requested to present them
properly authenticated rbr settlement."
HUGH P. SHELLER, Executor. -Lewisburg,
Oct. 29, li6 -. ,
' $1,200 a Year!
1000 AGEXTS wanted in every part
of Ihe United States, to sell a beau
tiful work, TUe Panorama of the
Old World and tbe Sew," compris
ing a View of the present slate of ihe Nations
of the World, their manners, customs and
peculiarities, and their political, moral, social
and industrial condition, interspersed with
Ifittorical Sketches and Anecdotes.
By Will,. Pnaaca, author or the History
of England, Greece and Rome. Enlarged,
revised and embellished with several hundred
Engravings from designs of Cmme, Devereux
and other distinguished artists. It is also
illustrated with S 1 beautifully colored plates,
wiih costumes of various nations, &e.
- Ageats selling this work have cleared $ 10
a moaih. l,rsend for a specimen copy and
prospectus, which are sent by mail post paid on
receipt of 3, with particulars of agency.
J. W. BRADLEY, Pobliaheiv 1
art, , 4,1''"rth F0Unh t'hiUJllphia
IN B In addition to the usual ner eeniare.
we make an eirra inducement to Agents in the
way of PREMIUMS. ., - t t.y, 1.
" r 1 .i i
TC'U3.ablfl.-.Court neturns amlo
Uaa-sKSsuldat tfce .CWniconics. "
t COAL, , .
POIL ! Hio indersisned wodM res-
L'uati : tut; anuctoiucu wiium
peetftil'y inform the citizens of Lewisburg
and vicinity, si well as persona ln adjoining
towns, llmi -hetkps eitanlly ua aaad a
- i ( ri ..
lVrV 'V'f' 'J " " 'n"fMKF'
',a.u kwl at Hb, t ra.h orWr at hia tj
i a law a-i- w -m 1. i.wnai a .tL .
1 tr.w.vai .w..m ..., t.. ,10
Vur.l
lrKtaan. War ML ISM
tr Also tilaekunith's Coat.
7 ''A? CAUD.
' To the Citizens r, LeKistntrg.
VHE object i f this- Card U to eall yr,nr
attention I" the fart that vou ran bn
your Books and Stationery eheaper.and hare
a larger slock and variety to select from at
.CllUH & C'O.'H Ctirap Btt,tt,r,
than any o her place in this town. We ma
you to cad aud see for yourselves and lhrrVjy
be convince !. If you were to consult your
own iiitere-t.you would KiveihisesbMsbinent
your liberal enei uraeement. We desire to
see a tasle f r reading L'row np. and 10 fur
ther thi we place good and useful works at
such low rate as to be wi'hin the reach ef
all. Voting rn-n desitons of improving their
minds sh'oi'd embrace this opportunity of
furnishing themeves with B 'oka of Travel,
Histoiv, Biography. Narrative, Science and
Art, which we offer at low prices.
tSarprr's Magazine.
Xir it Time to Snfjaeriie. We furnish
this popular Magtzme for
Os YXAB IT $2.75.
payable in advance. Call and subscribe the
iiprt volume commences in Deeember.
f2-S!ihrnptions taken for anv of the
J'pn'tir N'ljn-inrs and 1'rrper.
NEVU S i CO, Lewisburg.
Real
iC" imm aV V aa.
maia C ranty Prj?8rty for Sale.
WILL fce sold at FnMic Sale.ua
suiuiday. Ihe 13!li or Dec'r,
IS.'id, J I.Dl' ei nlainmg 137 Perches, w.t!
a .ew FKA.VE IIOVSE and FHAMklJhfL
STAiSl.K built 10 1H53. aiioated in Lit-1 1 3
in.iiui, Miftim Co., Pa. This location isa
de-iiable one lor a Physician, there being none
between l.ewisiowo and Adamlrg. a 5
tiince of 2- miles. The buililings were buiit
expressly for a Physician, with othce, Ac., at
tache 1. The loeation is the best in the village
lor any kind of business. There are two
chnrrhes, two stores and mill in the village,
u 'no ta renders it a desirable country residence.
Li t is in gi i d meadow grass.
Terms i f Sale will be one half cash on de
livery of deed, and ihe remaining half in or.e
year, with food security. Possession givta
1st April. lfriT. A good tiUe will be given.
Sa'e to commence al 1 o'clock, P. of ssid
day. For further information address J. D.
STAScaoaB, Lewislown, Pa.
rtov. SI, "S6. i. T. STONE ROAD.
v tf.riiu.i: tows propcrtt
AT. PUBLIC SALE.
TILL be exposed fi Public Sale, on
V TJlLKSU t Y, VKCEMBEK 5, 1856,
t (Christinas day) a Lot o: Ground Ironung on
Market St., in ihe Borouch of Lewisburg, on
the corner of IWarket and Seventh streets, in
what u called Smith's Addition to Lewisbnrg,
coiitioniiig on feel in brradllund 105 feet deep,
on which are erected a tirst-rare
fHI!HK DWF.LIXG IIOUSE,
1 s ala substantial and handsome Frame
StablO, and all oiher necessity Out-Budd-lngs.
'l ot re is a variety of choice Fruit Trees
on the Lot, and also a never-failing WELL of
Water.
Lff Sale to commence at 1 o'clock P. M.
Terms made known at Sa'e by
HI GH P. KHFLI.EK. Assignees of
GLOBMt: F. JULLLK, ) H. H. iSLU
Lewisburg, iov. 51,
VALU iEIE FARIIS
T Trivaie Sa!e....The subscriber
J.Y. otTers at Private Sale the following val
uaoie Farms :
-;t. 1. Sj.tuate in Turbett township, Jun
iata county, containing !2t0 Acres, about
r5 acres of which are cleared and in a hish
stale i f good cultivation the balance wed
set with Timber. The improvements t
Piling House. BAKK jUJL
two ot&er Un 111? Hon-ps on
ihis property
Atso-
-two ORCHARDS of choice, graft'
d fruit, comptising Apple. Pear. Peach
Ch-rry. Plum, A.c of the very best varieties
t all in goodbearingcondition. Several spring
' ot Water are convenient on the premises'
This farm is in a very high state of caltivauoa-
I and under good fence. .
The above Farms a re within R mi!a nf lha
ennsyivanis Kailroad and Canal, and are
among the best in Tusraiora Valley. Their
location is a verv healthv one, and thtr ire
: c,'"enien to Ihorcnes, Schools. Mills. e.
' Persons in want of a desirable propertv woald
do well lo call and examine the above.asl am
' determined to sell. WILLIAM OKE30N.
Sept. It, 1S563
VALUABLE EULLDITJQ LOTS
T70K Sale. One Lot on Soutb Third
street, a square and a half from Market.
I Three Lots on South Fourth street, two
I huh,. S.m U-,,1.1
1 The above are level Lots, well located aid
wen adapted to building purposes.
W. H. ARMSTRONG.
Acting Ex'r of Wm. Armstrong, dee'd.
Lewisburg, June "-, lt56
f WoodlotS and Small Farm for Sale.
2" suit tmrehasen, oa reauinable term.
THERE are 9 lots of Woodland, si-
-L mate in White Deer Tpoa Little Baf
Jaloe Creek.abont a mile above Guldm's store,
ranging from I t to SI acres each, well umb
ered with various kinds of Oak, Pine, Peplar,
and ChesuuU' .
The Farm contains about 55 acres.of which
18 are cleared, and has on it a Two Story Log
House, a Log; Stable. Spring of Water,
iLjaand Fruit trees of various kinds. It ad
join lands of John lluiuinei and Jacob Hart
man, about U mile from Guldia's Store, ia
White Deer tp-, Union Co, Pa-
The above property ia offered at Privata
Sale, by the subscriber,
- GEORGE MEIXELL.
Kelly Tp, Aug. 10, '55. .
' 0 First Class Limestone Farm
FOR Sale, ia White Deer Valley,
Lycoming Connly, two miles from the
Canal and Railroad, oa die road from Lewis
bnrg lo Jersey Shore. It contains 164
acre, in a good state ot cultivation. It
has an OrohanK first class Barn, good House,
and other Outbuildings. -
Call on MATTHEW BROWN, l'nionto".
for farther particulars, or on the Editor ef tne
Chrmiee. . -. Aiag. I. 16-
lft)BLM. Mackarel. Shad. Herring, and
fiU i White Fish.eipeeted In a fewdavs by
- UEAVEK. Jc KRJiMEK.-
WU" resiJla., i" i. h. a for r).a ynri.. Baa, ar-( 5
lie ot Illinois, , p,UT uf p"l WH'IH 'AI..S, h ran ..ura fm.nt
I West Buflaloe, lr. l..nal'tl Ualaf-y aHU fulawlil.t,aaa
v mi , r-.r wl.al ti- wi-.
in