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published tm Ue Caeb Systran, hns the larfe-t and but
sreulatinn ((fan Newpaav in I'ninn County.
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JOUNC.FREMONT
Of CALIFORNIA
VB FJCK rUKSIDUTT:
W3I. L. DAYTON
OF NKW JKKSKY
etirXext week commences a uew
year of tbo Curoxici.e. With thanks
for the liberal aud increasing patron
age with which our olHco is favored,
we shall endeavor to deserve it, and
to improve as we have opportunity
Union Cou.vty Court, (concluded
' s
Com'th vs.
D. & S. Weidensaul and
same vs. Frcd'k Worman verdicts
for Plff.
Com!th vs. Tho'a Church verdict
for Deft.
Com'th vs. Dr. J.M. M'Clurc ver
dict for Deft, but Deft to pay costs.
Bank of Danville vs. Lawrence and
Stocs, indorsers of C.lLSlirincr ver
dict of $478 24 for l'lff.
Schtiable vs. Bowes verdict, $88,
57 for Tiff.
The proceedings of Court were
of no public interest, aud very little
reduction made iu the Trial List.
A Court for Argument will be held
comtneucii g on the Friday before the
February Court.
ir33576do"To7cs!
The moral isfluexce of the OXE
MILLION THREE HUNDRED aud ! his accomplished and amiable wife, Mrs.
THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND votes j Jessie Fremont. The eight thousand Re
cast by the Republican party, on its publican voters of Philadelphia boast, iu
FIRST trial of strength, is already at j their homes and associations, an unusual
work like leaven, both among the : amount of foinsle loveliness, intelligence,
doughfaces of the North and the accomplislimei.t, and worth. Besides,
slaveholders of the South. In view
of the character and position of the
men who cast tnose votes, aud of the
energy and hopeful epirit evinced by j
the opponents of Slavery Extensions j
tremor has fastened upon thousands
who before the Election argued that
Slavery might go wherever it could.
Let tlie Republicans maintain their
ground, and Oppremiun will cower as j mx, chariJ anJ BoUencM npoQ the
it always does, aud the principles we j fu,ure hhcrtt.B o th(J gutc of KaaSi4S.
bold dear must tnuinph. ! rhi!lMl,it;a Time,.
fe-THy the following statement, it j Yesterday the 22d Dec was the
nppears that THE VOTE FOR FRE-! 22t5;h anniversary of the landins of the
MONT ALONE, IN TltR vow i ix v,lt..m i.w.ou iv.w. tlc
ERN ST ATES.IS TWO HUNDRED ' was celeboatcd everywhere by the sons of
THOUSAND GREATER than THE New England. From thatday to tbis.tho
WHOLE VOTE OF ALL THE I pople of Eugland have been the de
SOUTHERN STATES TOGETU- J testation or the dread of tyrants or their
ER ! Look at the figures : ) tool", everywhere and at all times, whether
Fremont 1,33 S 300 ; th ,ywu;wort;M;,eruWM' nL'.i,res
- - J y i or rrnama hats whether they were kftigs,
SlavcStatesl, 137,700; prelates, cavaliers, premiers, nobles, or
And yet the Electoral Vote was
Fremont 114
Slave States 120
Slavery has 0 more Electoral Votes,
aud 200,000 less Voters 1 !
Shall fucli an unjust and iniquitous
Ryrtcin be given power to extend any
further?
StaXPIXi; I'UESS. We have added
lo our sufficient stock of Printing
matcrial, a Standing l'ross, to aid in
wettititt liauer and smnotliinir cards,
, , .
jou is, uuu nut.h. hoik. e ure
much plea.-'cd with it.s4work and its
workmanship, and advice our fellow
craftsmen to send Io'CoI.W.O.Hickok
at the ' Eagle Works," llarrioburg.for :
a circular stating the size aud price '
of the different presses manufactured
at that establishment. i
SrPPEXDED. Jlaj. Shunk and his
, i . . ni i . ii
corps, have been compelled by cold
. .-. ., . r .i
weather to Ftop their surveys of tho
& truce Crck
v jiruce rcc
Ircwisborg', Center
Railroad, and will now reduce their
notes taken to a practical form. We
understand they passed over all the
particular routes generally proposed,
and have accomplished a distance of.
40 miles, thron-h the Narrows, not i
e r - iimi
far from Spring Mills.
t
3Ncst Thursday, 13 New Year's
Daj', and when our faithful Carrier
pre.-cuts his Address he will certainly
have earned his "quarters" be the
same more or less 1
I'miiRTlvanla I'lnancrs.
The State Treasurer reports the receipts
from all sources for the fiscal year cnJiug
1st inst., at 55,378,240 S3
The Payments during the tame period,
amounted to $5,377,142 22
The araihWe funds, now in tie Treas
ury amount to 51,244,795 42
L'naiailaUe funds 41,032 00
Total in Treasury 81,285,827 42
There remains a handsomo balance that
may be applied to the Sinking Fund.
CrTha three Whig Administrations
Ititner, JoV.uston and Pollock have each
been distinguished for a small reduction
cf tho State Debt ; also for tho commence
ment, resuming ar.d completing of the
.Norlh liraucli Canal.
I r 'w MV v'11" cuueer oi cnonf or X in curmtr Horses ot roil fcvii orr isiuia.
I intBino, Ike. TLefcvcreiroa-j vanU tLa election of Col. Iremout iu any definite ideas among the negroes f: ,ie wil1 cnre Howw of either of these aillic
tier Ust uiLt Las (ronn tie Ohio,aud i witlout feeling the loi. If ho has WUttt theT iutCBaed todo" Thow ! tKms f"r or make no chare,if nt)l suc-
-.v .U ,.a.,V,,i,n. TLis j lut ' one scent for tribute,' be wiU uuJoubt-1 been some "loose talk," based ujon S VnoTZZT
J -renin te weail.er a;.pt. iu ie tucJcr- j edlj Ic able to aiTui J ' millions for de- j '-belief that tbiy Wuu!d bo frc" if l'retnont ' h''al,,, ai"1 working oriler- Kesidence on my
.... I'Ul'tN tUUU U CUUUIVUIC UiS mi CI , (Inn nrnlanu r . .r 1 .. .. . .
Votb op Pennsylvania. It is by do
means certain that Buchanan baa eves the
trifling majority, erer all, at first conceded
hiiu iu this Stats. The HarrUburg Tele
graph gives from the Secretary Office.tbe
total votes fur Electors, as follows :
Average for Buchanan 230,154
Average for Union 03,184
j Straht Fillmore 0,230
Straight Fremont 64-29,04
Majority 580
But there were also 101 votes given for
Fremont alone in I'liilad., and 29 for Fill
mare alone in Perry, that are known. The
vote for Gerrit Smith is returned as IS
only, whereas there were also 16 for Smith
iu Warren county, not returned. Deduct
these also, loaves Buchanan only 430 maj
. Sow, if the scattering votes for Fremont,
Fillmore, and Smith, in all lbs counties,
were gathered up, we doubt not the aggro-
n ila wmt'd nnf "I llil Itilplf "in t.hA mtiior-
c, , ,
klj 111 U19 VIIU UiftlU
In Indiana, Buchanan has 471 more
votes returned than Fremont and Fillmore
but the Abolition vote is not given.
tf Every oilier Fret Stole gives a most
decided majority against Buchanan 1 No
wouder be and his leaders begin to change
their tune, and show some desire to keep
Kansas from Slavery's crime and curse.
8-5i,The glorious Republicans of New
York city, a few evenings siuee, enlivened
and graced the Academy of Music with
a grand ball and banquet, in honor
of the Republican victory iu the free States.
The proceeds of the occasion mailt a hand
some sum, which is appropriated for free
Kansas. The festival was graced with the
presence of the principal Republicans of
the city and State of New York and par
ticularly the late standard-bearer of the
' Republican hosts, John C. Fremont, with
there aro tbots.nds of late Fillmore men
who, with their .fives and daughters, ear
nestly feel for l!. ; sufferers in Kansas, and
with her to bo f. . There may bo some
Democrats who sufficiently earnest for
Kansas to feel lik giving for her relief.
At all events, we Le the ladies of Phil
adelphia will take measures to send sub
stantial greeting to their sisters in Kansas,
nml In lpnrn tho iimirf-ui nf 1Ml:id.lnl1ia
hlavcb'iKlers and whether those tools were
venal members of Parliament or of Con-
gress ; whether they led Iiritish troops at
Lexington aad Hunker's Hill, or priutcd
s-liam Democratic papers at Washington or
i Philadchihia. As a general thiuz, New
1 Kugiaud has led the van of bumau pro
: uresd. in thti tiirectiou of Ohristiun ami
j aoUiotrati(. civih,,.ion. The world ucvcr
i pnjseolcd such proud instances of high-
i toned and happj social devclopomeut and
pciltet civilizjtiou as Massachusetts, Con-
! uecticut, aud Vermout. Philad. Timet.
. , r , , " T,, ,
I A little before two o clock on lucsday
. n.,iruillLr . Cre br(jke out : tuc ..x,eIisiTe
O
frame stable of Mills & 1'lace, otuuihus
proprietors, on Till street, above Market, I
West Philadelphia. The flames were com
municated about ths middle of the stable,
aud S' frightful was the rapidity with
which they spread that of the great Dum
ber of horses in the building, but two were
got out alive, and they were so badly
burned that it will be necessary to kill
, , , , , , . ,
I them. Due hundred and thirty horses
' Per's'lt the flames. Thirty omni
. a tne harness, hay, feed, ie., i
ibuses
In tlia
, , , ;vMi . i f
.bout $40,000.
Scientific Pbophf.cy. Six hundred
Jear "S". UoSer ,ucon "BOMced "that
uiachioM "n bo conEt.ruted dri!e LiP
more rapidly than a wnole galley ot rowers
,,, ,,,
j could do; nor would they need anything
: but a pilot t ateer them. Carriages also
might be constructed to move at an in-
! credible speed, without the aid of any aui-
: mal. Finally, it would not be impossible
to uiaka machines which, by means of a
suit of wings, should fly in the air in the
manner of birds."
A scries of resolutions introduced into
the South Carolina House of Beprescnta
tiveSjdccluring that the slavcholding States
can not, with safety to themselves,' submit
any longer to tho Constitution of 1737,
and proposing tho alternative of amend
ments to that Constitution to serve as bar
riers against aggression, or else a " resump
tion of all the trust powers delegated by
the State to tho General Government,"
were laid on the table by 56 to 4 1.
The Lawrence Courier says of the New
ton man who bought a cheese to celebrate
Fremoct's election, but who, since be
heard the news, boxed it up for 1C0:
" We should n't wonder if the ownor of
Lcwisburs; Chronicle
lruidcntUU Election Return
FREE BIS.
rreimrat FUlmora. Total Opp. Bu-hnn
Vermont 31.93 ,546 40,509 10,755
Connect. 42,715 2,615 45,330 34,990
Massa. 108,190 19,726 127,916 39,240
Uh.IsL 11,379 1,663 13,042 6,480
N.llam. 39,000 ,414 39,414 33,000
Maine 65,491 3,231 "68,722 37,506
N.York 275,355 124,656 400,011 194,708
NJera. 28,307 24,091 52,393 47,412
Penn. 147,548 82,220229,768 230,500
Ohie 187,497 - 28,125 215,622 170,903
Michig. 71,162 1,561 72,723 52,139
Indiana 94,816 23,386118,282 118,672
Illinois 96,189 37,451 133,640105,344
Iowa 44,127 9,414 53,571 36,241
Wiscoo. 66,092 ,579 66,671 52,736
Califor. 20,000 35,000 55,000 50,000
SLAVE STS
Uelaw. ,306 6,175 6,481 8,003
Maryl. ,281 47,462 47,743 39,115
Virginia ,300 60,039 00,339 89,975
Missouri 63 48,521 48,574 58,160
Kentucky ,481 66,422 64,903 72,917
North Caro. 0 36,609 40,761
South Caro. 0 0 40,000
Florida 0 4,843 6,368
Georgia 0 42,352 56,417
Alabama 0 28,552 46,637
Louisiana 0 20,709 22,164
Mississippi 0 28,577 46,817
Texas 0 15,244 28,754
Arkansas 0 10,810 21,908
Tennessee 0 66,178 73,638
All but 2 or 3 of the above are Official,
and foot np nearly as follows :
Frn- SUUa. Slue SIsUif. ToUl.
Fremont 1,337,391 1,421 1,338,812
Fillmore 3S3.70S 473,578 870,286
Totals 1,721,099 474,999 2,196,098
Buchanan 1,210,026 627,478 1,859,104
Differences 510,473 152,479 357,994
Buchanan's minority in Free St. 510,473
do majority in Slave St. 152,179
do minority in the Union 357,994
(So the Democracy and Slavocracy have
a minority and sectional President ! )
Buchanan over Fremont, 522,292
Fremont over Fillmore 461,526
FOREIGN NEWS.
Halifax, Dec. 15. The steamship
Canada, from Liverpool, with dates to Fri
day, the 12th iust., arrived at noon to-day,
bringing the America's mails aud passcu
gers. The etcam-fcip Iialtio, which sailed from
Livcrpool,on the 10th iust.,for New York,
took out the official announcement that the
Peace Congress was to asscmbla in Paris,
during the present month. Also that an
unsuccessful attempt had been mado to as
sassinate tho King of Naples.
A deputation from Liverpool and Lon
don had waited upon Lord Clarendon, to i
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ascenmu wuan is uicu.i. iue i,iu.iBu uo-
Father Matbcw died at Cork on the 9:h
instant.
The corporation
and citizens of Ports-
rioed X1000, to give
mouth, uavo subscribed
baniiuct to the American ofneers in com
maud of the British ship Resolute. The
Naval Service at Portsmouth contemplate
a similar compliment.
The British Government is about to lay
a telegraph line across the Persian Gulf.
It is rumored that Cardinal Moriot's
mission to Home relates to the coronation
of Napoleon, which, should 'peace be con-
1:1.1 -ii iii .,
sonuateu, win proDaoiy take place earlv
the next Tear. !
h.- .. l . o. I, . i .i .
was reported at St. Petersburg, that
OUjUUU Uussiau troops aro ready to inarch
to the frontier of Persia, on the first iuvi
tation of the Shah.
lhe European lUtclligcace by the Hal- anlt important personal incident,anecdote and : rlu.iinit Ui. u-c ("Tiin.i.r. miuK-of Iron. Thm-wi j ot the Old School Medical Colleges of Philad
lifax steamer brings the information that ! description, than was probably er before ' flJ. I 'rh'ai but becoming convinced of the super
lb. ... r,.. r .t, ' embodied in a single work. MILLIONS OF tJi. 5 tu nrnTjr ?h. nut "ut f.r i f0,"' of ihe Newor American Lclecue system.
l"-'- sr. .ui. yiaoi-iigeiu
of the unfortunate steamer Lyonnais.have !
been saved aad arrived safelv at Bordraux '
-i-TJr
T' -
JXACTLT. The COniDlamt made bv the I
Washington Union, that the KeDuhlican
I -
memhers of Congress have provoked the
recent agitation of the slavery question by
answering the calumnies in the President's
message, reminds us of the ease of an
Irishman who appeared with a bruised face
before a magistrate to awegr an assault
and battery against one of his ooantry men.
"Did you do nothing to provoke the as
sault?" inquired the magistrate. "Not
the least thing in Iife,"answered the Irish
man ; "I just gave him a blow on the head
with my shillaleb, bidding him be quiet
and peaceable, and the dirty spalpeen, in
stead of miuding me, knocked me into the
gutter." A Y. Eve. Post
Wonderful Preservation. Wed
ncsday afternoon of last week, a child, four
years old, who had followed her mother
into pines, near Quaker Bridge, Burling
tor. county, N. J., missed ber way. The
alarm was soon given, the neighbors turn
ed ont, and after searching all night, with
out success, the little one was found fast
asleep besido a wood pile, without bonnot
or suoes, ana io ail appearance uninjured j
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uy tne exposure, altuougb the niubt was
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bitter cold.
Tuk Qcestios Settlid. Mosquitoes
can be tamed and rendered useful 1 Dr.
J. L. Bledchu, of New Orleans, has suc
ceeded io training the larger species of
mosquito, known as the " gallinipper," lo
perform ail the objects hitherto accom
plished by tba loeoh or the cupper. A
dozen of those insects are equal to six
leeches, and, placed on the desired spot,
will at onoe commence to suck blood in
the same waj, and with far Jess trouble
than the older " institution."
A committee appointed to examino into
the grounds of the reported negro insur
rection in Harrison county, Texas, found
& West Branch Farmer Dec. 26, 1850.
The New York Eveniug Post says, that
it is customcry in that as well as other
cities, to hire costly weddiug presents of
the jewellers, and after they have been
used to daxzle the eyes of the guests, and
excite their envy at the happiucsa of the
bride, to return them to the shop from
which they were borrowed
Union CountrUJfe
UNION county, ss.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
j To Samuel Uaker, Greeting :
J u. . Whereas, Catharine Baker by her
( vv next friend Geo. Dreisbacb Esq. did
on the 17ih of September last past prefer her
petition to oar Judges of the Court of Common
Pleas for said county, prayinR for the causes
therein set forth she might he Divorced from
the bands of Matrimony entered into with you
the said Samuel Uaker,
You are hereby commanded to appear in
your own proper person before our Judges at
Lewisburp at a Court of Common Pleas there
to be held fr the said county on Monday the
16th day of February next, to answer the libel
of the said Catharine and show cause if any
you have why a divorce should not he grant
ed. DANIEL D. GULD1N, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Ollice, Lewisburg, Dee. 23, 1S58
U Jos.K.Mason by his Guardian JohnWilt,
vs.
James H. Mason, Samuel B. Mason.Washing
ton Mason.Emanuel Katherman and Harriet
A. his wife late Harriet A. Maou, and
Charles Mason. .
In the Court of Common Pleas of Union
couniy. No. 10, Sept. T. 180C Writ de
partitione, &c.
And now, to wit, Dec. 18, 185G, on motion
of Naac Slenker Esq. Attoruey fin Plff. Kule
on all the parties interested both Plaintiff and
Defendants to appear by the first day of next
Term (being the ICth day of February nexi)
to accept or refuse to take the Keal Estate
appraised by the Inquisition returned by the
Sheriff in this case, at the valualion ihereof;
TTlO eountr. ss.
ami in case ot reiusai or nrgn-ci ui ui nv
to show cause why the same should nol other-
wise be disposed of according to law.
Ur the Cpt. imess mv nanti
? U a. and the seal of theCourt at Lewisburg
( J the 2:id day of December, 1H5B.
SAMUEL ROTSII, Proihonotary.
11 OI 'ND on IheSlhinst., a Sum of Money,
? which the owner can have by proving
properly and paying for this adv't.
Dec. I2,'S6. J. It. CORNELIUS.
Administrator's Notice.
7'HEREAS, Letters of Administration to
y the estate of SMUEL HENFER.Iate
of New Berlin boro'. Union county, deceased,
have been granted to the subscriber, all pers
ons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the 'same will present them
duly authenticated for settlement to
JOHN M. BENFEIt,
New Berlin, Dec. 10, l.rG. Administrator
COAL! COAL!
POAL !-Tbe unJersined would res
J pectfully inform theemzensof Lewisburg
and vicinity, as well as persons in adjoining
iiwns. that he keeps constantly on hand
, ( kSH 4 utA,.v and IHS-UAHRK
CUAL. for Stove and other purposes.of every
: variety ami sue. an.i win urmn , e - -"h
I IL an In- ban a tram fur tht .iirif. liar. if -r. .1.-1 a
.air of !"! Wr.lllll rCAI.r.s. nr ran .tirr i-,. ; .
. rS. wESar!
4Snrl prim, mt lU Yw4,
II all LiDilt UI aio ndi,! tt. at lil Toai
X Uoli'l.
Tart. titoUot IlJLilKIS.
Lrwi.hiirK, Ma; IX
CiTAlso Ulacksmilh's Coal.
,. . I claims are also requested to present mem ie
l)0ok 5liyer3 and Agents, Kead 1 Ills. ; an,. authenticated for settlement.
Pihr I'arlty Again in the Fie'd !
Recollections of a Life Time,
R, Men and Things I have Seen in Europe
lihed
Seven Millions have been sold.
iii two arge limo. volumes, i iw.i puyea,
. Enravin,, inciud,nS an accurate
steel Portrait of the Author; black or scarlet
i::,.th Price. S3.
This masnificent work is the result of the
Author's LIFE LOXG LA BOH, and contains 1
more valnable, instructive, original, curious ;
.; j u have eaeerly sought the author s
former works, and OTHER will j
Dt,y ,hls whlcn " emphatically Int. UKh.
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! real "Peter J'arley, author ot me instorv oi .ui.ua Nur.tio, 1K5. ' - "l5u ' " i.f.c.hi.ii i-.-uucis , y a-w-
all Nations (ihebest Agents' Book ever pub- , VTW, to , ,i, Mill mJU in lssi Itexc-b all mill.. ! Professional Services I j the Cilizns of this J-Ajusoorg. adjoining the late residence of
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""' auDSCnners 10 ine uuiming nttul mh,.nthe mwlv are (rrounJ. imall U.y f f,.ur. ' &ml ymxrivii phy -Winn vt thv V w tfrb.aM.. tht fan
Fund are respectllllly informed that the , t.n wvmxBvt mcr can i n-thf rximare w!LL all emsm. Tilt cmupl ttuitifittiUn fir th U-It r1'i Hillcinff.-c a-
Kirst Instalment on theirsubcriptions is now I
due and payable. J. A. MER'IZ, Esq., is
appointed Collector, and authorized to receive
and receipt for the same. A. K. BEI.L,
General Agent and Treasurer
Lewisburg, Oct. I, 1856
AtlminiKtralor' Notice.
"VTOTICE is hereby given, that Letters of
Administration on the bstate ol v .vt.
VVILfOX, Jr, late of Kelly township, L'n-
.rao..,,,,,...,,.... '
undersigned in due form of law : Therefore
all persons knowing themselves indebted to j
said estate, are hereby requested to make!
immediate payment; and those having just I
: . ... JA-a.A.1 Utwrm lisaon npintprl tn ths
- , , i ,
claims ajamsl the same are also requested to
present them properly authenticated lor settle
ment.
HCOH P. SHELLER, Administrator.
Lewisburg, Nor. 1, 1856
NOTICE.
AT a meeting of the Board of Managers
of the Union County Mutual Fire Insu
rance Company, held at the office of said
l- - . L T, . . ..I. . C ...... V. .. Aa.
lum I4UV, ill inc numuii ui irt.nuuig, i.u
the 1st day of October inst., the following rcs-
olution was unanimously adopted
I . I I ,1-1 . . , ..f
Resolved, That an assessment of twenty-two
per cent, on the pnunium notes be made, to
meet Ihe losses sustained by this Company
aud due the devisees of J. II. App & Co., Ell
as Hoy and others.
Published by order of the Board of Direc
tors. J. A. MERTZ, Secretary.
October 1, 185Cw4
i C. W. SCHAFFLE'S
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
Drug and Chemical Emporium.
Market atreet - - Lewisburg. I'a.
CI.O'KS all kinds nf 8-day and
30-hour Brass Clocks and patent lever
time-pieces, llrass 8-day clocks at 1,
brass 30-hour clocks as low as $1. All clocks
warranted for one year at J. L. YODER'8
FARRIERY.
rriTTT? LMilcrtiM .mi ft For a Ma cnrripnc
I ALU irUIIOl.llUl-l VUIIJ II I J l3Vtltr-.o
JOS1A1I KELLY, Auctioneer,
SOLICITS the paironaee of the public.
Residence on South Fifth street, Lewis
burg. Pa. December 6, 1840.
NOTICE!
rpHB undersigned have this day placed
their Accounts in the hands of Wiiiiam
Je Esq. for collection. t"All who are
indebted, will please attend to the same on or
before the 1st day of January, 1H57, and save
costs. J. Hayea K Co.
Lewisburg, Dec. 4, 1S58
j;ji-ii)ers'& ?iliqi)ios' Insurance CP-
W. CO- 1CI)D WAISIT ST. HIUMIH1U.
Capital $1,250,000.
Assets $408,151 13, invested ill Bonds, Mort
gages and other good securities.
ARE YOU INSURED AGAINST LOSS
UY FIRE 1 There are but few who
receive sympathy who incur loss by neglecting
this most ruetMory and substantial precaution.
We often see it announced that persons have
lost their stocks of Goods and Furniture, and
results of years of industry swept from them
by the devouring element over which they
have no control but by being insured.
Insurance protects you from the iucendiary,
negligence of servants aud the casualties of
jour nciKlilir. H "ill Input cuuttdepue to your ered
IUr, ud ite ebixvVT m i,ruilMi Hid pretonUun to
all your Liuitinw truoiwrtiouA.
It Ruutm but tury rmall mm to InMin In nmJ
ranging Irum $11W to $10uo. nd yft bow mny Uu-rr ure
ho ti no iinurnnoi! upon llondu, t urniturp. or any
thing -l! If yonr Stock it uniall, !ill tne Ui tu you
Tl.i. iVmnanv Innir". nnt.yixns. MKRCIfA.VI-
1Z, UOUOS, FIHXITI.-HH. MAVUISKItrmL a TULA.
FkoM 100 ti S5000,
j at tlia lwct Katrt ana upon the llio uuvrai ierm,
anu l aoMrr r.il liJ--. i on uiv BiiiBiuK.. w.
DIRECTORS.
Hon Tho.B.Flon-nce
Oro 11 AnuKtno
rhaA.UutriQnam
Gmo. HeluiboM
Janii K Nrall I Edw.R Jlolmboli
Cha'n lin;r.i I t-'.arn-i l;rwwjr
lb MunJerttnld laae Lo. .-U, Jr.
llfueral jjupiriiitJnilent.
JOHN TIIOMASOX.
TIKI'S U. H.iULNC, I'nrwJcut.
EllW U R. Ili:i.MIHPl.O. Mjrrrtary.
J. MERRILL LIXN, Agent,
657 1SUUKU, Union Co. Pa
Jacob Stahl's Estate.
VTOTICE is hereby given that Letters tes
l ininrui.irr on the last will and testament
i u, jiru sTJL, late of Kelly township. Union
; cunty, deceased, were granted by the Register
f ,n,nn ,,.. ., ,he I5ih Sei.tember.lsr,,
to the subscribers, the txecutors naraei
in said will. All persons owing said estate,
will make immediate payment; and all
persons having claims against saidesiaie will
present their claims properlv auihetiticated
for settlement. JACOB ST A II L, Jr. )
JOHN STAII1..
DANIEL STAHL,
SAMUEL STAHL,
Kelly Township, Sept. 1850.
Ex'rs.
Information Wanted.
T
"'EX Dollars Reward is offered for
such information as will enable the und
ersigned to find c ut where a boy is by
boy is by the
: name
of 1'KASCl IIOH I. VAX sou of A.
! IS. Hortman, Esq , who left his home at.Mon
I loursville, Lycoming county, in June last. Said
boy is 15 years of age has dark hair at.d a
low furehead, wi'h a deep dimple on his chin,
i The above reward will be paid any person that
1 may inform Mrs.MarthaHoirman.Fowlersville,
Col. Co., or John liortman, noniourviiie, (uy
! letter or otherwise.) concerning his whei
j bou!s. MARTHA HORTMA?
his wherea.
AN
Oct. 4. IS56 3w
Administrator's Notice.
( - ..n.. . ,
(J 1 H I
OTICK is lioroliv given, that Letters
Imiiiistralioti on the Estate of Mrs.
MARY E.MIRINERJate of Lewisburg.L'nion
county, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned by the Register of Union county
in due form of law ; therefore, all persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make
immediate pavtnent.and those having any just
JOSIAH KELLY, Administrator.
Lewisburg, Oct. 2S, H?.rG
priml., au.l in thu gn-at powrr uf the preM.
Manufactureil at the Eagle Works, Harrisburg.
1'LKASE TAKE l'AHTlrl'I.AR NOTICE !
rilHAT this .is ent.rely new mill no ex-1
I nense hn5 been snared m its manufacture
an lhe materials are the very best, and are ;
asej unsparingly. The Cylinders are almost :
twce ,le lengih of the former ones,aud all.in- j
r-us inclir. throuuh it. The power cf Hi Pier in i.ry
SrrlT? wJ
b ,rt a. Thr u..s. and Hopper am all uorauu
tum-'hrr ; the J. umatf runininDKlieariiiioi; and lant-
ly.tlia w"rkmn.-hi. shall nnt be ixrt .1 l.j auj mwhina
of tbr aiu.l ahaten-r. r. rtirti.u heme uw a,m, buih
the arruniremrtit and th' niii-hanti-ai urbartment.
Ail peraons who liaTv hern ohliirnl tu uartne ukl-ih-
icm-il nut Mill, are awam how iueonv, nirtt it h, and
..,..ll. il,whi have nnt lar.-riinantiLiranr a. ...I-.
n, j,,,. thu Mill on your plantati-.u or Unu.yi.u ran, I
at any tiiui-.in a tw minuU- mjk m tVw gaiiou of cw.-t
fitlcr lor Tt-ihi.t uw: or you iLCfiTvxpi4ttiuulr laaku
. C K.-..i Til. Marhil. Wf.-ll ,.,b.l . II..
of umkiwt U IS ttarril .f .uWr aday. with
fallowing maj bo aWucwt as tho OecidvU advantaged of
Uil.t Ulll a
First H will make mt CiJiT than any othfr Ptpkh,
with a given quaulity of applee in given Utue,iUid with
murh lr- labor and rxn-nM. i
8cond It will make cleaner and wetUr rider than j
any other Mill.
Third Vou can make the eider an yon want it. and '
WllfD UU Ui.H smiu .u ipaauiHres aiuiu UUV gallon SjO
hanvlf.
Fourth With it ynu can prew your CurranL,Cherrkn,
Berrit, I'liew, BulUr, Lard aud Tallow.
Fifth With it use you can at all timet hare fresh and
wott. eider.
With all the adTantaTer rwmltiA from the Dnsu.inn
and nr Ot iUch a Mai'hiu' at a i-rice no low tl.at it im
.,lhjihrrhor all-ran It b. that any iutoUnjcnt
tuua wuui(1 Jo Wllhut ut
kecommexdatioxh.
Jkbhwh, Junoisth. ism.
w- . tttn: fnt-l hayr our oi ,.,Ur injpr..T. tioer
liiih; i usru nic jiiii ia.i ipwnn-r. auu on inai I around
Sny i,u.bi or.(.ir. pur hour. 1 r,p the rn.un.i p;rl
iwri.r iinun. auu i ran )rviw i.iii iwo oarreia of ruKT prr
nour wun two uirn. j ran iwmamu vour inipmvril
i i.r Mill to an null Krowera. air pmsj ami a Mtvm of
Ial.r. Iraliu,aarll,irtylirKall..u.ofcidfrolnnina
and onr-iiaif iiunin-u common appim. Tha ridrr ran be '
prrawd trom the pi.niiice a ithoui unogwatrr now. cider i
1U aeep oue year wuvu ia noi ujr.1 at tlie prisM. '
juiin MiiiMiip
St. Lona. July j, iss.r
M. WO Hiram: Tour Mill. .t h.rr, and wrhaea ,
rSJrTKSi mlnir1 tiZtMt
oti,rr kind, we know they will n il .inickly alongside of
tin m at ioO pritf ol th otln-r
We imft- rtx of the other kind. bat. tut we Mid before,
peoplf won't It -ok kt thrm kluugxiite of yours.
Your, Vory Kfrtjcttully, WM. M. PLANT k Co.
Yr?fr,vof4KSTnv!f, June 16, 1S5.1.
M. W. O. ntrnoi: Dkik fi.a It gift me greet plpa
pure to It-nii my fevlile intlufnr in rvouiuiiinudaition o
your iuva.uail. I'ab'iit t'ittt-r Mill. Any ptrmm who lias
made clUt-r b the old pirrw will quickly prr?iTejihfulit
they prvrun one of your new MilUs tbe utility auderon
omj of your iuvmtion. I n'parJ It a one of tlie bart in
Teutionn now in nw. AUhoUafb I hate bad it but one
y-ar. it ha antly rHj"'sl me for what it out. Cider ex
pretwd through oun of your ntarhin i lee liable t fer
tnf ntation, and ran l .rtwrred sweet longer than that
produced tlirough tbe old-fash kmdd Mill, from the Yrry
tart that it i mre frtefrom pommel, wbicb alwara baa
a teudeury to acidity, and unlit it in inany Instances tor
unmentic u. Your., reopertfullj, W. yi:i(iLtV.
Thin id to eertify, that I puirbiuud of D. Landi-nth, in
OctoM-r, lH5'a, cue of llickok x 1'atent Cider Mills, and
bare hl it in tue ever aincr. tVrfoctly rn.ti5flt.-d with it
raywlC I tiTno htfintation in prnnoun-ing it arery use
ful aud indisipi-nfiMltln Machine to the &rur. With it,
one man and two boys ran ueke from itvu to six barn-Is
f ttood cUlt-r per d;iy, eajy. Many of my neighbors bate
Miri-hnscd similar Machiues. Tbo Mill has bti-n greatly
iniproTtlsi::c 1 bough mine. W. U. WAKD.
May 1 1, 1 A. itidlry, IXlcware Couuty, Ta.
1 ncrrby rrftlfy that I hare ued W. O. llirkok's Itn
pTOTed I'ortatile Ckler Mill. and con.-iderit a valuable In
Tfiition in ttw ecT.noiny of time. The ckler is cleaner and
U tterthantliRt mndelu thui-u way. lam well pletvatd
with it, and abr uld be unwilling to part with it fur quit
a premium on theaJTanued cont. JtMtN S. 11ALK.
Jaly l,lBi4. 1'orUi.na, C.
.--4,.Mnre tlianon btrndred Silver Medals and Diplomaj
bu j Urn given to my Mill w;thm the but lour years.
31"hls Mill oreur-b about 2' et ty S fret, and
4 f-et biuh, ufiKhiuj; 37l lbs. is ery way portable aad
counni.-n t.-a I'Hu k
A&lnxt, W. O. IIICKOK, Agent E-j'e W. rlrs,
lfrr!.huii;. Ha
rri aTe by JC ZVa H'lAl'I.MLf wisiurg.
I i jsu aa a. - ll ll H s-firi:iiiir i r
" ' " - I TT1 VTYI1 iu,mi.n,.nllr U,.,.,.l in T n ' l'OEf CUT
imnds, awl in ice enai puwrr oi iu- pre. . ,juil4. 1.. r.iotesMi ii lo merit a shjre
A CJAUI).
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rpHB object of this Card is to call your
J attention to the fact that yoa can buy
your Books and Stationery cheaper, and have
a larger stock a ad variety to select from at
It'CTlUtt &. IVi Chrap Buoksture,
than any other place in this town. We wish
you to call and see for yourselves and thi-reby
be convinced. If you were to consult your
own interest.yoji would givethis establishment
your liberal encouragement. We desire to
see a taste fi.r reading grow up, and ui fur
ther this we place good anil useful works at
such low rates as to be wnbin the reach of
all. Young men desirous of improving their
minds should embrace this i.pportunity of
furniahinr themseves with Book of Travel,
History, Biography, Narrative, Science and
Art, which we olE-r at low prices.
Harper's Magazine.
Auto is the Tinr to Sulucribe. We furnish
this popular Magazine fur
Oje YtAU it
payable in advance. Call and subscribe the
next volume commences in December.
L2r"Subscriplions taken for any of the
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A Kew Hcslc Back.
rpHE KEYSTONE COLLECTION o
J Church Mum;, and Phyiolog.cal System
of Vocal Music, a new work by A. N Johhimix,
Oie well knf.D mu-i.ian-iu.t puMU-l Ml I1KAV,
V'll'NIi a Co. Iinrei-lir. The pvb-m ,.f in!tr'wlw o f,t
eleuientarr ).riii-i.li..M i;f voi-al uiu.-,c :otitui;,e(l in tLu
Vr f ebbin aal b-arher f mbiiuj k-huuia. ni.it
eiuuine. Pii-e ... t-: f,.:.u ..-r -!-..
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UVK ' JAMKS HI'CIMM.
All fur salu at tliu ul ai.l cai. luKri'.:,. , f
Nt.i ir. rn
M&rkrt .-trtsl. LtauLur
ir. P
TAILORING
toiivn tttiiru '
JOHN V,. MILLKR
thankful for past favors
would slate that he has re-
ceived ihe Fall an ! Winter
Fashions, and is pri pared to
CUT, MAKE, and REP AIR
garments as us-ual. He will
endeavor, as heretofore, to
execute his w,rk salisfacto-
rily to all. Lewisburg, fcpt. 4, leS6.
lstt( SMITH,
r) ARBER and Hair Diesser.
) LEWISllURO. Pa.
Office in Ammnns' b'.cck, Mirket street, 3d
door above the More Oct. 2. lh.iC
RAILROAD IKSTALHEWT.
NOTICE is hereby z ven to the
Stockholders of the LEW IrsHl UO.
CENTRE A SPRUCE CREEK
RAILROAD COMPANY, that th Directors
of said Company have passed a Resolution to
call ia -s'A ud eai-h share subscribed. Ihe
respective Stockholders are therefore required :
; to pav into the Treasurer's office, in Lewis- I
burg, on or before the SSih of October instant.
$5 on each share subscribed. Those neslec- j
ling will be liable to pay i rie per cent per
mouth on said instalment alu-r that lime.
ti. F. MILLER, Tieasurer.
Lewisburg, Oct. I, IJo.
TC eEt Eranch Insurance Compoay,
F Lot k Haven, Fj., iaure Dt'iacheJ i
liuildir.gs, stores. Merchandize, Farm
Pr..nertv. HI.. other hiiil.tir.-v -ml lhe,r ..
tenis. at" moderate rites. lKuig business an',, c'r;ai:' ,racI 01 etiiaie m Limestrne
bothCasU aud Mutual ulans. Caoital.-stiOKl 00. t,w"su,!'lclli3l ."'""said, bounded east y
tnuECTOks.
Hon John J IVnrce
J..hu 1! Hall
Chas A .Mayer
Chas Crist
Peter Dickinson
H.'n (J V Harvey
T T Abrauis
D J .laekiuau
V V. !,'te
Tio s Kitchen
Hon. ti. C. H l:Vi:Y, l'ns .bt,t.
'J'. T. Allif AMS, Vice Pres.
THO'S KITCHEN. Sec'v.
JA.MLS II. UAV.I.IN, Asei.t.
6S7 Lewistare. Union Co. l'a.
f their patronage. A ltntica will also te raid
to Chronic Diseases cf everv ua'ne.and treated
vna unparaueien success.
ua- iiwn .xi craiiiaie.l at tne renowne.l
American Electic Me.!,ral Colle-e.Cineinoati.
"aving first studied the Old or Allopathic sys
,cm of medicine, and attended Lectures in one
he commenced its sturfr, and attended two
courses of Lectures in the Reformed or Ame
rican Eclectic Medical t'cdU'ije ol" the tjueen
City of the West. This InMiiutina. althnurh 1
jt in its infancy, lien no upfivr tu thfOtvat lVc-.t,itnt
liit lrrftty miuualtj toon ;tU'J"or than the ti ur i li.vr !
Med ami Cnllctf f rinrinnali rt'tiil inttj. It U t-tHiiuff
Vibysirian? t tail part t nr ?loU-..'irJ to t Mi. Indinun. I
4c.t iht-j will BtHin 1m mvrv num r u than may othr j
C1H.1 of I'hTstriiin
1'hv nrinriptii JitT.-ivn rftw-t-n Him Mvt .rm-d (nw or !
Kolrcticuml th M Ai:-y-Htf. -tt tn !' mi'ilirim-. ittliii:
Oia Kew tis-a tin i. Jit i? .erit Itiat in to any
... ..art, tIk ll.a ...,.. .n a. I. . . i.. I
tomfl. c.: th.rffc.rv wa hme no n. ftr tiim. With
n"T iiaiiiatiiE nr bkvhw, iii an iuipt ti ut K'il OT
AMupftthir fh.lf-evt ttw r-wpoivnnititKntiifttH.Ts,
and ail the intinvi-nifnt- nf i-v.-rv vthvr fynU-m ut ait-di-
rln (ax th Hi'm.t pitthif. llydroBthr.TiMiiiottl:in. .
many di4-a. are now rurat'o- thut w.'iv onre rt-niili-rvd
in,Nible. and thai too without htvuMua? iiwn th ooa-
utitution, and creatine oth. r iIImww. Ibiiitv. Uh. it-
mati.ni. Ipi puia. I.trrr !iiwanr. I'lrrratrd Sorattirrat,
Dfrasnl tv'nr, prvmnture Losa i.f Trt-th. Ac.
Thr Nrw Srhool rwrtainly rlalM" a ifrrat .uprriorlty In
the treatmi-nt of all Jin-asi-s. It 1.- N-vn pn-rl l.y
Clinical rrportr tlat thr morkility lakloj all disnmrK
torrthrr in Irsa than 2 per crnt; that of Asiatic tuvlrru
In only S prr rrnt.
This it. an aira.of protrtvaji anJ hnj-roTrmrnta, and tho
Nrw School i. aiwava pnffrvinir. rut linp bound down
by umpotic m-isla aud anliuaul tlinirirr.
N. 11. Bi l ll l; at tha lowrr end or Markrt St. fm
Executor's notice.
VOTICE is hereby given, llint Letters
i.1 Testamentary on the last will and testa-
mrnt f ul'llll uillru i(-. r. .
J" H ! M1LLLR, late of Lewisburg.
oorouffh, deceased, have been granted lo I
the undersigned, by the licister of I'nion i
rnnnlv in Anr firm f .k r 11 i
connty, in nue lorm ot law; therefore all rrr-'
sons snowing tnemsclves in.lebttit to said '
estate are requestrd to make immediate pay- i
mem- aDd hlv'"
llle same are also requested to present them I
iiopcriy amnrniicaied tor settlement.
Hl'OH 1. SHEI.I.ER, Executor.
. Lewisburg, Oct. 29, lsi50
$1,200 a Year!
1000 AGXTS wanted in every part
of ihe I uited Stales, to sell a bean-
' ,,e norani or thr j
B 41 m a tfBk SI a I at mm .1 W I. V a m
.:r, ,
. - ... .l. a me jtm," compris-
nig a lew ot tlie present stale of the Nations
of the World, their mann-rs, customs and
pecuharilies, and their political, moral, social
and industrial condition, interspersed with
Historical Sketches and Aneedofes.
By William Pi.moca, author of the Histrry
of England, Greece and Rome. Knlarrd,
revised and embellished with several hundred
Engravings from designs of Crnrae, Deverettx
and other distinguished arusts. It is also
illustrated wilh a 1 beautifully colored plates
with costumes of various nations, Ac. '
Agents selling this work have cleared f 100
a month. LVend for a specimen copy and
prospectus,which are sent by mail post paid on
receipt of , with particulars of a-cnev
J. W BKADLEV, Puhl,;"-
vt. t .,.JToM',ou"l'-i'Aiflrfr&iu
N.B. Iu audition u, iha i..n-.i ...
uccment toAjents in lhe
... u i ii,. i i.riii4ii;c,
way of TRUMIUMs.
- - - . .i ,mi
J.W. U.
a , ..al.aPB..t ,, nPllIrn ,,,d ,
ih-r
,
x.a.-k st:u i ,u. rir. 0.7,,,
' M W Tloreriarr. M T
1 Estate.
Town tropertj for Sale.
-T?The subscriber offers at Private g,e
I '! two-storey FRAME HOUbE and L0
ot Ground, wilh the appurtenances, situate t,a
South r'ourib street, e ana a ball' )nre,
from Market, now in the occupancy of VVn,
Potter and Henry Riioart. The properly ,j
well situated lor the accommodation of i,
families. i J It' not sold by the first Moadav
of February uext, it will be RENTED
H. P. BHELLER,
Agent for P.M. Laiaa
Lewisburg. Dec 23, 1Z6
VALUAELE EEAL ESTATE, AT
PUBLIC SALE.
r) V order of the Orphans' Court of VB;a
conmy, I will expose to saie, on in.
premtsea, on
Ihmsdaj', 12th Feb. next,
commenc;r,g at ten o'clock in the forenoon
the following Real Estate, viz: '
THE ".MANSION' FARM" of tlm
late W m. VV il,on Jr., of Kelly Tp. Union Co.
Pa , adjoining lands of David Heinley. Jae. t
llommel, .Mrs. M'Ctnre, and Joseph Jlusser,
and coniaimng
l:)8 Acres
The Farm is mostly of the first quality r,f
sou an i umier gooc improvement.haudjiome y
j located on the River road about half a mi e
rr roau aooui nail a mi e
'J he Improvements are a
irom J.ewiaDtirg
FINK RANK BAKX,
i "&e,y nw- two-storey frame Dwellingx
j House, a Corn House, a Wagon Hheit J I
an ul!lt'r necessary Umbnildines a never
! Iai'1"' 'Spr"'K V,a,erin 'he Cellar Knchen
I and a Well with Pump in the Barnyard-and
i va thriving young Apple Orchard. Mater
icau be had in most ol the fields,
j O The Farm will be . ffcred as a whole rr
j divided thus .- The Buildings with 117 Acrea
j as one part, and the remaining say SI Acres
; a5 a whole or in Lots of 9 Acres each. These
j ,ls are r n ihe west end of the farm, tr,i to
; ie mcde convenient of aeee.
liuas I en perceni.down; the remainder
in three equal annual payments ccinnencu.-
on the l.st of April nexi. 3
f 3Aho at tlie same time and place
will be otiered ihe remainder of the PF.R0.
NAL PROPERTY of said dee'd, embracne
A large qnanlitv of HOUSEHOLD AD
KIT 'HEX riiiMTLhE A.XD FAkMlM;
VTEXKLS titan Drill, P!i.w, Harrows,
Cultivalors Bucgey, Spring W agon,
Hay ly tlie Ton, Coin iu the Ear,
and various other amdes too numerous is
mention. Terms made known at sale by
HUGH P. S HELLER.
Administrator cf Wm. Wnso'Jr. dee'd.
Dee. 1S5G
heii"8 Sale.
BY virtue of a writ of Vend. Ex. is-su-
d out of the Court of Common Pleas
j of Union county and lo me directed I wiil
expose lo Public Bale at the house of Jacob
Deckard, in Vitiliabure, on
Satitrdtiti. .ItiuuriTu A lkfiT
i . ' '
I " , . 0 Wit:
hinds ol Lewis Dctchtuan, south by lands of
j Ihe heir.- of Jacob Viie, est by lands olHenrj
I ,V. yer dee'd, and north by larnis of Cornelius
j Pi llinan and Jacob Kleckner, containing
i .tl'i'f-s and 68 Perches more cr less.whereoa
j ere erecttd a Le; ILuse and Frame Earo.with
i the appmtenatiCfs.
j Seized, tsken in execution and to be told as
j the property of Ma AoArtiecA, dee'd, in the
! I: m is , f Abiaham Ltib and Ellas P. Rore
: tacb, Aimintstrati rs.
j DANIEL D. GULDIN, Sheriit
I Sheriff's Office, Lewisburg, Dtc. iJ, 1S56
on the ea.st, is t li'ered at Private Sale. A half
1,1 '" a two-storey liame Dwelling, Pump,
i Cistern, fitat.e, ic. Enquire of
.-a.na.o i... .w ui.i nr..
; ..-rT.amHrin,
SAUC CF IJCAL ESTATE.
be Sold, on the Premises, ac-
r V eorditi? to the provisions of lhe Will cf
I'll I LIP BENNEKOEF. deed, on Saturday.
the 1 7ih i!ry of January text, all that mes
suage and tioct cf Lam)", situate in llnrfaloe
township, I'nicn coudit, adjoining land of
John C'ozar and others, containing about SS
at'resi, one-half cleared and the otherCgv
halt covered with 'hrifiy chestnut Timber.C
!a!e to commence at 10 o'clock A. M,whea
terms if sale will be mule known ty
J. MERRILL LIN
Adm'r cum trrtacirnta anncio of ohilip Brnnekoff, dre'd.
Dec. 12, 1856.
TWO FAMIS and SAW-HUi:
Fur Sile or Kent, in Union County.
ONE lately occupied by MTherson,
in I'nion Township, now" by Shannon 4t
Kesier, 4 miles from Northumberland. Sfrom
Lewisburg about 90 ttrri cleared.
One other on l'enn's Creek. 6 miles west of
New Urrlin, 4 miles south from M".fl:nburg,
occupied by llogenreif & Young, in Limestone
iowuship, about J)0 4 err
cleared. with an improved SAW-a'
grjMll.i., and much TimbeM
m Land adjoining.
Apply, for the latter.to John Stees. Tanner,
near the premises, and for either of the Farms
to HL'UH BELLAS.
Snnbury, December 8, 156.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
VOK Sa!e.0ne lot on South Tkiri
X. street, a square and a half from .Viu't.
Three Lots on South Fourth street, t
squares from Market.
The nbove are letrel Lots, well located
well adapted to building purposes.
W H ARMTKOXS.
T of Mm! Armstrong.
Lewisburg, June 25, 1S56
Woodlots and Small Farm for Sale.
To suit purchasers, on reasonable terms.
THERE are 9 lots of Woodland, -
A. mate in White Deer Tp, en I.mle B"f
faloe Creek. about a mile ahovefiul Jin's stori
j v ......... r... ii i. .i . . i lin,h.
in'ui w acre eacn. wen
ered wuh various kinds of Oak, I'me, Popl'.
...a
ana cnesnut.
The Farm contains about 55 aeres.of which
18 are cleared, and has on it a Two Story Let
m House, a Log Stable, fpring of Waur,
and Fruit trees of rations kinds. It ad
joins lands of John Hummel and Jacob Hart
man, about H mile from liuldin's Store, in
Whit Deer tp., I'nion Co, l'a.
The above properly is elfered at PriraiS
Sale, by the subscriber,
CKORGE MELTELU
Kelly Tp, Aug. 1. '55.
Pint Czs3 Limestone Farm
"TOIl Sale, in White Dm Valley.
A. I.vci miiig County, two miles froia ,h
Canal and Railroad, on the road frrm Lr5
Inrg to Jersey Sh. re. It toniams 160
iiS'l't-N. in a good slate of cultivation- 'l
hjs an Orcharo, first cia Uarn, good House
and other Outbuildings.
Call on .MAI THE W BROWN. Vniontown.
f''r further rirt.cular;, vr i n the Edilorof lh
Vt ! ..(. Aug. 1, I.
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