Xrujir.Imr; Cljronirli
o. tt. wcRrrir & j, a. corneuus.
Hirm .Vm.-Thv I.nrLwtu CrisumriK,
1ruUU-tt c.fanT Nfwapnf'r in 1'm.tn fminlv.
Free Join, national ; Slavery, sectional!
He appeal from the fire .S'Aire-Wi'iig Supreme
Court JudgeiUi the 1'mri.iL ur I'mMLVKii!
Tor (.otcrnor,
DAVID WILMOT,
or niAr.'Poip cnrxn:
llAUltlsBCito, March 25, "o'clock P. M.
The Union State Convention Las done
nothing yet except effected a permanent '
organization, ihe committee on creden
tials has not reported on contested stats.
March 3 P. M. Hon. David Wil
mot was nominated for (joveruor on the
second ballot.
The vote stood Wiiiuot
S9, seatteriug 78. MillwarJ, of Philad., J
was nominated for Canal Comniiidioncr. j
r. i' m t.i.i,)i .1 t... ,.m,ii
eounty and James Veech of Payette eoun
ty for Supreme Court Judp s.
Ap)tinmenti hy the (ivcernor. Pan
ItL NcrtlARr, ot Iiewisuurg, Aid, with
the rank of Lieut. Col.
"Did I ever I" It is only two tears
since Dan. wout to Ilarrisburg to try his
fortunes, and now has fought his nay up,
to ths second hand command of a regiment
if he can Cud it. Well, as he never for
gets his friends and always forgives his
enemies, dangerous military power could
not be ootiGdcd to worthier or safer Lands;
therefore glory to them epaulctts, and
"higher honurs" to the wearer.
Geary's Revelations. I
Gov. Geary, nut being willing to put up i
any lunger with the insult cf the I! order !
Kumans of Kansas, has resigned his office j
as Governor of that Territory. He was j
in Harrisburg a short time on Saturday
!... j. i.:..i. i ii... i i I
large number of the citizens of that 1
place and members of the Legislature, j
who, we learn, were cordially received by !
him, and to whom be related the cri.uiiion
of affairs in Kansas. The (iuiirnmi lit, he
it entirely in the hunds if the llnru'ir
livjjitnt, and vo poicrr Li't the military
ttrtniif the flfuerul (locerumeiit can contrail
Am. Tba LegUlaiuro is wholly pr.v
Slavery, and ttery act r.f thdrs looks to the !
vermunent t$tiblikmtHl f t'atcru in the !
f . - . .
jiriiu'iti otMiuitpa it ilv n aLtn itiu
" t i
rights of a majority of the people. lie
has no doubt, he cays, that if a fair ex
pression of the r.piuioa of the actual lonu
ft'le tcttiwrs cjuIJ ba lisJ, tsvo thirds w.oil.l
frse. Hut this fair ei ressiuu of the peo
ple can Lot be had. The tlcciian that is
to cuius off in April will not be participa
ted iu by the Free State mcu, fur the rea
son that under the law, and the manner
in which Ihcy are udtuiuistcred, they could
not have a fair expression of their opinion.
The Ten itory is already swarming with
Horder I'.uffi-ins, who Late lecn colonized
alotij too Missouri border with the
express purpose of voting and carrying
the election fur Slavery. There is n j hi.e,
be says, for the Krec State men, unless the
4ie'U?ral Government or Cooros will se
cure to tlicin '.l.eir rights, 'j he adoption
til the Slave Cotislituiiiiii, at tiie approach
ing election, is inevitable under the c:r
eu install t s.
Reported for ths ChruDicle.J
The foliowiug were the Appointments
made at the late scsr-iou of the West
l'enn'a Conference of the Evangelical As
sociation, held iu New lierliti.
SuHjttehuintti Di&irii t J Dunlap, P.E.
UutFamc J.C. Karusworth and Smith.
Columbia John Young, to be supplied.
Lycoming A. Lmigsdorf and J. ilcnu.
Blockhouse M. Zulang.
Cherry S. Auraud.
Lutcrne D. II. Miller.
Wilkes Barre Mission h. May.
Centre District V. Wagner, P.E.
Union J. M. Young.
Centre D. Kremer and II. Broadbeck.
ISoaUburg J. l'oung.
Clinton S. Musser and II. B. Price.
M iddlecreek G . Delinger aud Hardier.
Liverpool E. B. Wilson.
Perry E. Kobr.
liahimore Dintrict B. Henpst, P.E.
Cumberl'd II. J.Carothers, A L. Kceser.
Franklin U. iluuter.
York G. W. P. Young.
Shrcwsb'y CFPeiuinger, Zimmerman.
Baltimore N. Dcoblcr.
Uattysburg S. W. Seibert,and D. Sutton.
Harford P. Graham.
Baltimore Station E. Stambach.
York do II. Althou-e.
Ballimsro Mitsiot A. Krouse.
IOnrrMtOBilnee ef th Lt-wiflharChrttiiele.j
Aa MlFFLIMll'RO,
Mareb -'i, lS.r)7.
Y'our call for "Loaal News" should ba
responded to from every quarter, for it is
the life of country papers to have correct
and judicious county news. It is for this
reason (since the Star and the Sun have
both set in darkness) that we ara procur
ing patrons for the CimosiCLK in this part
(if old Union, for your home and Official
County news give yonr paper the decided
advsDtsg.
"The weather" we suppose is pretty
much the same with as as with you, and
we have Co especial news except about
Election. In Limestone and W. Buffalo
we eleted our full sharo of the Offices
ay. We have a deuided unj'irity in the
new township of Lewis, but the Offices
were diviJud, and tvnly one ticket Toted.
But in Mifilinburg on ike contrary us
on ootiuJ in your last the Democracy
lasriug the power, grabbed all the offices.
nan ,ue 3T,rJO,itioB ntei ai all A
kTsijb a .send f!cit was cot op. an A .
! ticket too acknowledged to be better than
the regular, the regular! were all e'eoted
! by majorities ranging from 3 to 63, ai
I follows eo Returns in another column
' Ynn have not noticed the ratification of
' (Jen. Packer's nomination at Miffiinburg,
which was a "powerful weak affair under
the auspices or tno pi liars or uemocrscj,
Captain Corster and Major Charles Sbri
' tier. We are sorry to see the Major baa
nut conquered his lameness, but it is all
uiiJertoil that he is to be well cared for
if General Packer is suecessful.
j Wc era all interested, for wiles around,
' in a ppcedy change in our central post
office, Mifflinburg. And thongh rumor
J aitizen of another town hat promised
it to one of "the family," we who are
most concerned would preter to nave it
out of the bauds of the politicians and for
the aacommodatian of the public and not
of a party. A competent and worthy
wiJuw lady his been spoken of, and if a
bachelor President has a tittle of gallantry
he should and must appoint her.
A picture in a late Huchanan paper in
this neighborhood, representing a seedy
locking indidvidual without a name, pro
es much merriment. Mr. A. says it is j
Col. Forney, after the late Senatorial tlee
tion. Mr. 3. says it is the pious editor
who predicted that Mr. Buchanan's election
''will promote the iutereats of the Ucdee-
mcr's kingdom." Mr. 0. declares it a fae
simue of the aspect of the lion, head of the
liuchanan party in Lewi.sburg, after the
election for Uurgess. Mr. D. however is
more charitable, and recognizes him as a
"representative man," merely a specimen
of the army nf disinterested patriots who
are returning from Washington without an
office. Who is in the right ?
Ql-illb Pen.ne.
Tun Ha LTiuoHE Conference, the fruit
ful mother of Methodism in America, was
divided at its recent session. After chang
ing a few stations snd circuits from oue
side to the other, the North lialtiuiore,
Frederick, Cumberland.Carlisle.IJellefoute,
and Northumberland Districts wcreerected
iuto the Eist JSnltimure Confemue ; the
Caltimore, Potomac, Lewisburg (Va.) Ilo-
j anoke, K'jckinguaia and Winchester Dis
1 ti.ctsretainiug the old name uf " Bahiiuure
Conference."
The following are the appointmonta for
the Northumberland District
Thompson Mitchell, P. K. (Lewisburg
(P. O.) Wjlliamsport, Samuel Kepler;
.Pry, James t.,urn, t inley n. Itt.iuie;
.uuiit-v, .-iiiiiit-w it . sjiuauu, tLii-.iivcum',
i a ..j st- r :i ii ri o i...
,, .,, r. ,i. in 1
e. A 1 en Sun sltltnn .Siinniel Huroc- i
Miiton Circuit, J. G. McKeehan, P. 15
Kuch ; Lewisburg, John II. Dasbicll ;
M Cimburg, Samuel Creighton ; Northuiu
berijti.l I-. H
',.;.,. , s-,..i ti 1
....o, eaiui.-M, uonu
A. DeMoycr, II. S. Meudenball ; Danville,
William A. Wilson; Montour Mission,
James tiamble; Uloomsburg, Geo. War
ren, N. W. Colburn; Oranpeville, J. Y.
Kothrock, S. Shannon ; Bloomingdale,
Elish Butler, A. M. Kcster : Luzerne, T.
II. Switzer, Johu Gus; Berwick, II. G.
l'ill, Thomas Sherlock; I.aforte Mission,
Johu W. Stout.
John Ouyer, Bellefonte ; R. W. Black,
Birmingham ; B. B. Hamlin and S. L. M.
Couser, Baltimore.
The Washington Star says that. cit
er . r )r l with oflice-scckers. The States
f New Yoik, Pennsylvania and California I
... . i
are represented iu l.irije numbers, who de
mand a clean sweep uf the office-holders,
and the appointment of themselves to fill
the vacant posts.
Pennsylvania L-rginlaturr.
The town of Portsmouth in Dauphin
county and parts adjacent have been in-
i corporrttcd into the Borough of Middle-
town which will make Middletowo quite
a place 400 or 500 voters.
Mr. Sellers, and also Mr. Bower, pre
sented petitions from several counties in
their district, fur extending the term of
service for County Treasurer, to three
years.
Mr. Sellers read io plaee a bill to incor
porate the MiCliutown and Patterson Gas
Company.
Mr. Bower presented petitions for re
straining the fishing with nets in Middle
creek, aud two from Union cennty fur a
law restraining Boom Companies.
Mr. Bower read in plaee a law to pre
vent pedlors selling at auction in Union
county (which was reported against) also
one to prevent fishing with nets in M id
dlecreek. Mr. Bower presented petitions to prevent
the bunting of deer with dog in Snyder
county. Also a law authorizing the scboo!
j director cf Buffaloe Tp to purchase a lot !
; of ground.
! at ' ti , . .,, .
Mr. talhoun reported a bill to incorpo.
! rate the Williamsport Town Hail Associa-1
I tion. I
I iMr. Tinner, in Senate, renorter! i.ti.t!
j the bill to authorize the Trnstees of the
.,,, , - , . ,
j Cbnstian Church, Lewmburg, to .ell and
j""1 "t,"'":-
I In Senate, a bill wag adopted prohibiting
tbo 1'liil id. and Allegheny Houses of
I Refuge from binding out children of col-
ored parents in any tut the tree States.
The bill to incorporate the Selinsgrore
Bridge Company passed io Senate.
Ou the 17th iuat., tba Senate passed
An Act to supply the borough of Lewis-
. -. k. '
t.u.8 wu -umuriz.ng inc liurgess,
v,ouucj, auu itstca v,ommiss:onerg to Dor -
row 5uu,WO to supply the Borough with
j water the money to bear not over 8 per
' cent, interest, and re-imbursable in twenty
I years.
Col. A. G. Waterman, nf Philadelphia
A. O. Heister, and A. J Jones, ol Ilarris
burg, have been appointed by the Gorer
.1 r . h. - ,
nor and co.6rm.d a. Trustee, of tb. State
Lunatie Av'titn
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE
llu.t. Wm. L. Dayton's nomination I
. n . J" at W I
for Attorney uenerat oi ic jersey, ua
bean unauimouilv oonfirmed by the Senate
a maionty of which are Democrats.
. . .
Northumberland. Vigorous efforts
are tnakiug to have the Northern Central .
Rai,road completed to Treverton bridge,
ten miles below bunbury, by the 1st ol j
April A frame Shoemaker's shop, be- i
1
longing to lion. W
L. Dewart was burnt
down about 9 o'clock yesterday miming.
Mr. Miller, who occupied it, saved his
stock. Loss about $:500 no iunuranee.
The Town Council of Sunbury have
passed an ordinance requiring lot owners
to pave the side walks iu front of their
lots and building.
Spaing Election Returns -1857.
LEW ISHVRG BOTH WARDS.
Burgess Jesse Schreyer
Constable George J Kohland
Htch Constable John Donachy
Auditors Frs Donchower. J Henry Brown,
Charles S Criies
SORTU WARD (WO rotes polled)
Judge James P Koss
Inspectors Isaac S Sterner, C F Schaflle
Council Joseph Glass, Ken ben Snyder 2 yrs.
Assessor Andrew Kennedy
I 11. .......... n..... Pkitlma
overseer of the Poor Samuel Slifer
SOUTH WARD 159 vo-es.
Judge John Houghton
Inspectors John II Uarkdoll. John Miller
Council Abner M I.awshe
Assessor Win Wilson
Overseer James Blair
Director Dr Thus 11 Wilson
XEW BEnLISTT, votes
Ju'liK. A J Uoa'.ieu
f e Wn. i
iui,,tveiu, .. ...
Cornelius and Jas Neimail. Assessor, EJ
Wilson. Overseers, Win Kessler and Jacob
Winter. Directors, Samuel Heriusny and
George Merrill. Constable, John Styers.
Auditor, II J Deal.
Burgess, J M 15a u in. Council: Edward
Smith, Uy D Maize, Dr J P Scehold, 0
D Koush, II M Mowrer
3llFFLlXBCIlGm votes.
Judge, John Fries. Inspector!, Wm C
liosscr and Jesse llasseoplug. Constable,
Enos Wireman. Assessor, J M C Rauck.
Supervisors, Charles Crotzer und Martin
Walborn. Ovomcers, John Detwiler and
Geo M lloyer. Directors, John W Young
and John Keighard.
Burircss. (icorif Mader. Council: Ja
II Youm', Joseph Eilert, Hy Boganreif, i Keller. Wm Sia '. ten. Jacob Meek-ley. M.fil.n
I ,u f met I i-trii John Y'oiin Tho's (iutelius, Cha's H
John Gast.
HARTLEY 1C2 votes.
Judge three candidates ; Jn Hoffman
and Daul Long, two highest, each had 4 ,
(no election.) Inspectors, E C Moore and
Ab. Kupp. Assessor, Ja's Glover. Con
stable. I.iiiiiel Holler. Overseers, James
Heed and R V Glover. Directors, John
Smith, Andrew Cook, and Wm Wilson.
i Supervisors, in Bonestsel and David
I-'iilman. Auditor, Shem Spigelmyer.
Clerk, John Betz.
LEWIS, (neio 7yrns7n) PS votes.
, J-W.. u-muel swcugle
s . r .
inspectors,
JoLO r IllUiati ami 1 ,. i u.
of the Peaoe, Uobert Foster aud Andrew
Lifevcr. Assessor, John Yarjer. Cons-
tab'e. John A Kline. Snnernors. Edwd I
Yarger and Beni Mensch. Overseers.Wm i
. Tr i rn i. :
Huuliiigton and John I lilman jr. liiec- (
tors: George P Ruhle, Jacob Cathetman, ,
Jacob Ruhle, Chr'n Mensch, II V Mull, j
Geo Kleckner. Auditors: John Ilower, .
John Reisb, George Ruhle. Clerk, Saml j
..,,.
li -'Jason. I
JA LAOO-V -I votes. t
Judge, Jacob Grons. Inspectors, Chas ,
Oidt, Chriit'r Scehold. Supervisors, Jos i
Secbold, Samuel Geise. Assessor, Philip ;
Gross. Uirec,orj (-u:irlos Antes, Jacob
.
.Iai
spangler. Uveiseers, Jim .Mitchell, Jim :
ze. Auditor, Charles Autes, John
Moyer.
LIUESTOXESS votes.
Judge, Jos. Sanders. Inspectors, Geo. 1
Leitner and John Su-ee. Assessor, Simon I
J Birrey. Supervisors, Geo W Chambers ,
and Euos Beufer. Overseers, John Loss
and Jacob Deir. Constable. Christian j
Dauberman. Directors, Jos. Sauders aud 1
Johu Rinkc-rt. Auditor, II K Sanders. I
WEST Ii UFt A L OEOC) votes.
Judge, Abel Joucs. Inspectors, David j
WaUou and Heury Ooc-rdorf. Assessor,
Enoch Kaufman. Supervisors, Jacob ,
Keisu aud Klias Kaup. Overseers, Geo j
Wagner aud Saml Spoils. Directors, E 1. '
Smith aud Dalit Moore. Constable, Jere. '
Curtis. Auditor, Jos Kleckner. Clerk,
Reuben Dieffcndtrfer.
B L'FFA L OE 170 votes. j
Judge, David Heuoing. Inspectors, li :
C Steedman and James Biehl. Assessor,
John Foi. Overseers, John Rttttr aud
Johu llautk. Coustable, Wm L Sbamp. j
Directors, Wm Steans and David licnuiug.
Supervisors Peter llimmelreicb aud Sam '
Ewing. Auditor, Levi llauck. j
WHITE DEERlbV votes.
Judge, Jacob Leiser jr. Inspectors, Da- '
vid Dicffeuderfer and Leonard Knock. '
Jupcivisurs, Joel Ranck aud Dauiel Kolp.
Assessor, Henry Ueuuage. Constable,
Jacob Koatenbader. Uverneers, Jaoob
I Derabarc and Saml Gemlierlin-'. Dirt-ct-
ors AJ;" Smith and Urbauus Kauck.
Clerk, Jouathau Dieffeudurfer. Auditor,
Joaenh Caldwell.
r
KELLY 58 votes.
Judge, Jamea I'ross. Inspectors, Elam
Meixell and John Crinwell. Assessor,
! Joh UeDoage- Juatices, James Lawson
1 and Peter U user. Supcrvi.ors, Dauiel
Noll aud Das,i Kelly. 'overneern, Wm S
Ulingan and Fiavel Clark. Constable,
' Jacob Keiser. Ihreolo.-s, James l'ross
! BnI G A Stahl. Auditor, Jamas Shields.
j EAST BL'FFALOE" otes.
Judge, Abraham Aurand. Inspectors,
Ueuj. Suhrack aud John Strobecker. As-
i 8Wsori Alex'r Penny. Overseers, Samuel
i SM ai S"ul Matluews- directors, Jer.
j V,DE"d. ""-'"J Brown and Cyrus B.own.
Supervisors, David ttohrack and I'eter
j Wolfe. Auditor, Jaoob Slifer and
Win
, U Uarris. Clerk, Eliaa Brown.
VXIOX0S votes.
J udge, Archibald Thomas. Inspectors,
Thomas Pursel aud Peter Young. Justi
ces, Thos A Waiter and Jesse M Walter.
AsseKsor,AaroD Van Buskirk. Cotistablo,
Noab Young Overseers, Jacob Sleer and
Henry Gibson. Supervisors, Jno Stocker
mnA K. I SS7t. Tt . o 1 a
, . . iu udi i nci. airevturs, ottOi o
Walter, Job. Yonngman, Jona. Hummel.
j Auditor, J M Walur. Clerk, iy Gibson.
& WEST BRANCH FAlLMEHMAKCil 27, 1857
Racino Si mississippi R. R. Company ;
... n T . V ST 1 f ... I..
''PEN pcrl'cnt. Farm Morfsa Bunds. 1
e, I X We invite the attention of nil who desire
I a perfectly sale ami certain Ta Put Cssr
- , , . ., i..r,-. i. of
itiveiiiir. hi .- ".,- --
this Road, which we "tier for .ale. These
Iin,K ire secured br mortgage tin (arms in
Ihe immediate vicinity of the road, a well as
by the Bood.-f the lUilrnad (.imp.iny. They '
i i.i. ..n i. .,.,i u-. v.i
Th(1 in,ert Coupons will be paid in Miyand
Noi. ol each year, at our otlice.
wl . i i i,... i . I ur.
' r '
nOW ll'IISIirU ail'l III 0HrtMtllt. K-lliailllHI,
nil miles are progressing rapunv i toiupo-iinn
and it is ronfiilenlly expected that the whole
I of the roa'l will he opened iu the course of the
present year. The business on ihat part
j which is now completed has proved much
creater than was anticipated, and there can
I be no doubt the whole road when open will be
a handso nely remunerative enterprise.
I The road is advantatreously situated as will
' U mumn t... iliu l n nii iftt cr.ntii.i.iii are
I such as to iusure it an immense amount of I
both freight and passenger business. The fin-
anctal condition of ihe road is as follows :
IsTyt a l'--l Sulwrriplii.n
Town mi'l r.iimty SiibfleripUon
tt urui Mortjjai;!
li.ofii.ww
1, w.mlij
,i;oo inn,
l.:j4,mi
BoU'ltfJ Iucli;l,tlnea 10,000 per mile
jl.!MVJO0
The nett earnings forlhe year 18.r)fi were in
rnund nmnliers ll'J.O0il. The cost of that
pari of the road that n in use was l,3UO,iiot.
It therefore earned over 9 per cent , and that
on an unfinished road. As soon as it is com-
pleted to Kreeport, 101 nnles.lhe business will
be vastly increased hy the connect!., n which it i
there makes with the Illinois Central an I
ti.Tlna V Chicago Railroads,
We have pTonally examined ihis road and
thp pri'perlit-s which ar imirmaped. and we
offV-i the B mds in ihe fall confidence thai they
are perfectly secure and reliable invitrr.rnts.
Tlie IJonds are in amounts of from $100 to
$15 .(ton. We will he hnppv to furnish any
" . . "
roan id tn-.se wno niav appiy at our ou uy
letter or otherwise. Iirll & Taj lor.
So. lill Walnut t . bxltiw Kourlli, flllLlWA.
A number of the above bunds are in the
hands of ihe undersitrned, for sale, in I.ewts
biirt;. mhS7,-Sr A. K. RlXt..
Traverse Jtimr,AJjourneiI Court, Miy'67. others, contaiuin; thirty feet in front and one
From Wr,t BoW Oet. K Sheary. Wm hundred and twenty-six feet in .lepth. where-n..ihiM,-
Tk fn.li.r. Hrr..e llamel M I tipon is erected a two storey frame Uwellin;
Rentier. Kohraun Cainnbell. Koht Stravhorn. I
Antl'w H luck.tiersham Boldle. hrlii A. lain
llazlet.Ceo Meixel. Jacob Mover. I'.n-t IS if 1
Jno Si'lirac'K. liio Stroheeker, feter W'olle. Jos
II Walker, Ahrain W.dle.Wm L Harris. Siw
Rnlin Jos Kleckner. Ilirtlru mil I.nri
Jacob Fee. Alva Marstion, IMw Benner. Israel
Heaver, John Frederick. Klias Katherman.
Iririslrtr!; Robt M Musst r. Eli Slifer, Josiah
Ilaker. IJne.'tune Robert Chambers. Simon
Iterrv. Reuben Rover. White Uirr Jos It
Hassenplug
Ciriiml Jnrnr. Mil Term. 157.
Huff,ilr And'w Ruhle, Thrmp. Stravhorn.
Mijlliiiliurg Jos Boop. John Bilker. Liiim
Jacob Harnbart, Arcli Thomas. Wrtt Huf.
Uet-.ev. M Renh. Kist Ruf. Leonard Wolfe.
l.'inr-tiinr Jno Crosgrove. iVte Hrrlm Hy
I) Maize. Chas Cawley, Jas Neinian. Irim
Ouri; Wiu Vanvalzah, Jeo Holstem. Joseph
fJreen.Chas C Shorkley, JohnsonWalKJames
Kellv. I.imritime John l.eiby. Iltirtlri and
L U'i A U Ciimmins, Otl.indo Uing.iman,
Jacob Hilbish. A't Jacob Ha;'er sr, Uan'l
Klahl 2d.
Traverse Juror, M iy Tirm.
Sunl fSoodlander. .' Huf. Cyrus Hrown,
Wm Ltndenniuth. John t.undv, feier Cetz.
Ruttntot James Himmelricht, Adatn Youn;;,
'r-ll'rls W,!s..n. John lliddl AVu,
Jas Harrison. SamI Bonn. Hrlli John Soil,
n war,, Jim U-,U. Jame, Moore,
,.,?, ,r- I h..s Xeson, (ieo 8.-hoch. Wm
prick. Franklin Caldw II, Jos Meije:.Saml L
Beck, Hot,. Hitter. MiJR.uhurg Sam I Stuzer,
JamesChamhers.Iieiryhill Bell. I.,,,.r,t.me
Chris Ilauberinan.tieo Chambers. Jttrkin
fhilip (iross. lUrlln, ,t l.r,nS, In. Deal.
rhaJ ,lhe s,v,d Killman. Ja's Kee l. Havnl
Haves, Uan'l Hunsicker. t.'hr'n fiann. Chr'n
Reif, Wm Cook, Jno K Wilson. l'ni,m Jona
Hummel Wt Bnfft Satnl Kaufman.tien
IJaiirk. Wm Tavlor. t;.o Kleckner.
Cure for I-Iad Dog Bites.
Dli FAHNESTOCK "S (of MtPerstown,
Lebanon Co.) spefdv and infallible cure
I for Hvlrophobta or bite r.1 mad does on sale
i at ss.1 per dose by HAVTIl SCHRACK,
4673 East Bul'aloe, near lliehl s hotel
Too k" s r sooKsn
;rc-at llarsains at I lie
rcnple's jNcw ami ( lu'ap Hook Store
of P. NKVIU.S &. Co., Lewtsiinre;, Pa.
nYOI.'.NU, one of Ihe firm, has jus: ar
. rived (to attend to the business lor the
present.) with a larsre and select stock of
BOOKS of the most var.ed character, bought
at the Trade Sales al the lowest rates, which
have been added lo the already fine stock on
hand, all of which will be sold at correspond
ing low rates. We fro upon Ihe principle of
quick sales and small profits. Citizens of
Lewtsbui u, look to your interest, encourage
Ihis new enterprise. You will find eventually
thai you will be the gainers by it. Your town
wants a good Book Store, conducted on the
most modern and approved style. Such we
promise you, if you will but give us your in
fluence and patronage as long as wt sell you
as cheap and perhaps cheaper than others,
which we feel confident in saying we can do.
The enterprise is new. and mil yet properly
organized. We would hut ask your kind iu
tlulgence and patronage for a short time, and
we guarantee all we promise in the way of
improving. On our shelves you will find a
large collection of Statitftnl and Miscellaneous
Books to meet the wants and tastes of all ; also
STATIONERY' of every variety. We hope
to supply you soon with all the Leading News-
I ra,rs alin Magazines at the earliest possible
period, from their connier. We solicit sub
i-
scriptions for any of the Leading Weekly
papers or Monthly Magazines; all will be fur
nished at ihe Publishers advertised rates, in
clubs orsinglentimhers. Our connexion wllh
the School Book Business, enables us to sell
everything low at either wholesale or retail.
We call special attention to the Public School
Register. The Globes. Pelton's Outlintt Mans.
I Manders' and Merril's Kioculionary Chart, Arc.
j One and all.
j M""k' "t"1 1"dee
1
One and all. give us a call, examine our
stock, and judge for yourselves.
r'eb.-S0.'67. P. iSEVII.S & CO.
Executrix' Notice.
I ""OTICE is hereby given, that Letters Tes
' JLi tamentarv on the last will and testament
j of ABNER KOBBiNS, late of While Deer
I township, deceased, have been granted lo the
j undersigned, hy Ihe Register of Union county,
j in due form of lasv ; therefore, all persons
j knowing themselves indebted to said estate.
are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having just claims against the same
are also requested to present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
JEMIMA ROBBISS, Executrix.
White Deer, Feb. 7, I SS7 pd
svT.-A.arT,risT.V;.V'V-lS
ixbsjsi-jw,
I.L persons mowing themselves indebted
A'
to J. Schreyer, either by ft ole or Book
Account, will confer a rarlicular favor by !
paying the same on or before the 1st day of
April neit.t 1. SLTIitEyEK.
Lewisburg. Feb. 50 1857
sW CLOCKS all kinds of 8-dav and
P V-AO-hour Urass Clucks and paiem lever
Xtay time-nieces. Brass 8-day clocks at $4.
,.. . , , , .a.ltl.tS .,i.uj uuuU UCW lllll UdDU
raas ll-hniire.loelfa aa leawr a S8I . A II j-lrw-L-a . I . ... .
warranted for one yeaf J. I,. Y OMR'S
.tN county, ss.
u .
( )
'I he Commonwealth ol rennsyivania.
To Samuel It.iker. t. reeling :
Whereas. Catharine lt.iker by her
neil Iricnd lien. Hieisbach Ex. did
..n the i7.h dav of September iasi past ureter
- ; ,. , - r
her p-ii'ion io our oi
Common i ic.ts oi me touioy s ... .
court held at l.ewisbnr in and lr said CMiiuy
pravinz l"r me cause-, tnt ri i i sr. s,.,.
ini..ln heilivo rred Iri'in the ii.ni Isnl M.iirn iy
entered into witn you the said Mauuiei ii.iKi r,
WK therefore command you (as before we
did) ihe sHi I Samuel Haker.tha' selling asule
all other bu.iness and excuses ym be and
appear in votir proper person before our
Ju laes at l.ewisburp at a Ci.url of Coiuuion
fleas there to be held fir the said county in.
Monday the Hih day ot May nit, to answer
Ihe petition or libel of the said Catharine
Maker hv her next friend George Ilreisbarh
Ksq. and to show cause if any you have why
ihe said Catharine Baker yur wife should
noi be divorced troin ine omi.i, o. ,.,,i , ,
agreeably to ihe act of General Asseuihlv in
.. l i. . r . -I
such case made and provided.
Atltl Iirteoi
i
you are not to tan.
u.i..e the Hon. A.S.Wilsnn. President of I
i . l.ui.i.iirF tlie fith dav of
' " ' . '
March, A. II. t" " ,
SAVI lit. Kin Ml, rroin y. :
sn, I rom . .
VMOX COVM 1. .VS.-
3;
The I oinmonwcalili ol rennsy:va-
nta to Marv j earick, wi low, lienrv
Vearick, Thomas Yearick. iSatnuel
Yeartck, Kinaiiiiel i earick. Mary 1 earick.
Kiisannah Yearick of Ohio, Rebecca earo k,
I(neliel Yearick. Sarah intermarried with Da-
, ., . i.,-.- Judith intermarried with
Wjam si,j,ZPr i,ytlia inierinained with
ieler Hoy of Ohio now deceased leavins issue
. children name;! John and Mary if.v of
Ohio, Catharine inierinarned with r. ler Hoy
of Ohio, bioI Klualelh intermarried wuhtJeo.
V. Swineltrd now dead leaving issue one
child named Thcoplnlus who h a minor and
has (Jeor'e N. Younsnian euar.li.ui. ad litem,
heirs and legal representatives of HFNKY
YEAKICK.ute of Ihe borough ol Milllinburg,
COUIl.y
leceased (ireetinp :
Whereas, hy an Iii'inest fir that purpose
I duly awarded l v the Orphans t.i.nrt id the
' county afoiesaoi, the real estate of the said
Henry Yearick was valued and appraised as
, follows, to wit : !
1 Jo, I. A Ltd on Front street, adjoining
: lands of fjeoree Rover. Thomas Yearick and
House, with the appurtenances
, sve have val
ued and annraised al the sum of "i.'.:i :w.
0. "i. A certain tract or po-re of Land
adjoining land ol' H-rrvlnll Bel!. Nicholas
Millhotise and others, rontainn; f. .ur ai res
or thereabouts, we have valued and appraised
at the sum of one hundred and nineteen dollars
an I seventv-five cents per acre -sIT'J.OO.
. H. Also a tract or piece of Land
adjoining lands ol Ji hn Ootsball. lleiijami.i
W. Thompson and others, conintiiins two
acres more or less, we valued and appraised
at the sum of one hundred.and eishtv dollars
and thirty-three c-nts per acre sJJ'r, r.
.o. 1. Also a I.oi souih of the T. L.tnh
of .Miffltnhur". adiomini lauds of Thomas
Cronemiller and otht-rs.eontaitiine three acres
or thereabouts, we valued and appraised at ;
the sum of one hundred and fortvn dollars
and twentv-five cents per acre tn- 75. 1
Xo. . Also a lot of Woodland a.lj 'inins
lands of Thomas Unteluis, Ed" ard Smiln and
others, cnn'aiiniic; two acres int re or less, we
valued and appraised at the sum of thirtv
eieht dollars and sixteen cents per acre,
amounting to f 7fi,3:t$.
And whereas, ner.e of the heirs of the said
deceased appeared in Court on the return of
the said lni'iisition t take ihe premises
therein mentioned at Ihe appraisement. YOU
he and appear at the nest jeneral Orphans'
Court to be held at Lewishiirs for the said
conn's of I'nion. on ihe l"Uh day of May next,
to accept or refuse to lake the said premises
at the valuation thereof, and case of refnsal
In take as aforesaid to show cause why the
same should not be sold.
Witness the Hon. A. S.Wilspn, President of
our aul Court, at Lewisbure. the 5ih day of
March. A.I). 1M7.
GwB?4 SAMT'EI. ROCSH. Clerk
TIHK undersigned being determined toclose
business in this tntvn.tc ill dispose oftheir
present extensive siocl of First Kate Clothing
at positively 45 5fr mil, lo than it has
ever before been ottered in this town or neigh
borhood ! Come hither, all ye seedy, shiver
ing bodies, and be ye nicely, warmly clothed!
If you can't he satisfied with our prices and
goods, you never can be. Hre you can get
Coat, Pant?,Vc?t?. Shirts. Drawers
well, anvlhing that a gentleman ought to be
possessed of (except perhaps a wile) for
your monev, no matter how small your pile
may he. llon't Ihink we are joking when we
say that we otfr them so low, but just come
and see for yourselves.
J CiOLDSMIHI & BRO.
N OTI C E ! All persons indebted to the
Firm of J. (ioldsinilh & Hro. are earnestly
requesied lo call soon and square up ; and
those having claims, will please present their
bills. J. GOLDSMITH & BRO.
Lewisburg, Pa. Feb. 6, 1857
COAL! COIL!
I OAL ! ThC UIllIerSl";nCU WOUlll TCS
pectfullv inform the citizens of Lewisburg
and vicinity, as well as persons in adjoining
towns, that he keeps constantly on hand a
supply of SIIA.VOKIX and WILKS-liARRE
CO A In for Stos-e and other purposes, of every
variety ami niite.and will iliv.-r tl to pr rfoniole.irttig
it. a lit- li a tam for that purpose. Ilasinic etvitel a
pair of fill SVUlllll WALKS, lie ran aoure rrsona
iirrhiiiz t'eal ttmt thijr will i;et full weight, and Uus
pay etity f..r what lh.y rerrive.
foal ran hr hail at thr lnw,iit fVh prices at his Yard,
a few viirl friun -Sir. SS I'ltlrnsatil'ii Motl.
II7;k.7.o all kinds will h tt. i,.ln1 to at hi- Coat
Vartl. UKOKOE HUUbTKIN.
Iwlihtirs. Mkt IS. 1:
l.r"Aiso blacksmith's Coal.
DR. KELLING'S
C'anrcr Institute, for the Treatment of
Cancers, Tumors, Wens. Ulcers, Scrofula, or
anv Growth or Sore. Chronic Diseases gene
rallycanbecured (if curable) without surgical
operation or poison. Forall particulars write,
state diseases plainly, ai.d enclose 25 cts for
advice; Letters must have a postage stamp
enclosed to pay answer. Medicine sent any
j distance. Address C L KELLIXG. M D,
Mechamcsburg, Cumberland Co, Pa.
MeenantVtttmrir i Smiles from Ilarrii.hiinr.eti the CT.
I Railroad, and arei "iilile from all part of tin I'nion.
I Jl '"JjJ- C""r"? ?rh- " -' "l l yU
i.--.. mm in iui iminitt wno nn nut titil bp pvrfa-
SJSSElffial2
all particulars. Addrtus a ahote 6mt70
I fi4 AC SMITH, !
BArsBER and Hair Dresser.
i.F.WISBt nG. Pa. 1
Office in Amnions' block, Market street, 3d
door above ihe Store Oct. SS. Iw56 !
r anipsi' norcu rrrsrs-io " l-.j
X some just ree'd bv
j l,r. s
PF.AVFR ft KREMER.
"I 7
WHO WANTS CLOTHING,
I r.,m
n. H. Dershim, EI. D.,
TIAVINfi permanently located in If -, WTallSl
L wislmra. fa., respecltully lender his j M,Nf;s Utr )f M.fflinhiirK. ,eCeas.J. hav
J'lolessiotial s. rricen n ihe cit.zens ol tins , grai,vd t.i the iimlersiKiieiJ, all prr,,r
town and vicinity. nopins y pioiu,..
to the duties id Ins profession to mem a sh.ire
of iheir patronage. Aitei.tion will also be paid
. .. I .. ..iiu I. rinfi
' to Chronic Diseases of eveij na oe.aud ireaitu
I wllh unparalleled success.
D. liKKSII t giaduateil at the renowned
American Eleeiic Medical C.dlr-e.C.ncinnau.
having first siiolie.l the o.d or Allopathic sys
tem of medicine, and a't'-mli-d l.eclui- s in one
of ihe Old sji hool Vi- dii al .'. of I'hilad
1 elphia; hut becoming convinced idthesuper
' n.rity id the Newi.r American Kc'.eetie sy,inn,
be coinineni td its sludv, and attended two
, courses of Lectures in the Reformed or Auie
i rican Krl'ctir Mediral t ollefe i f ihe -Tt
iCnvofthe West. Tins lnoioiii n, altlonteh
yet in tU tMi.ii.-v. I.iw ii" .u.-. r.' r o lu.-.r e..,-o.-l
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c.t ut.-l e...r ( it lint. ;'-T. l:oi etnir n,. -lil. rs l.si
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with it. "ti.l -I....II-I in, o. in r t l-urt itti it t. r .iiiite
a pr.l!,iiiiii,n Itival'iini I .- -t. .I"HSS IISIX.
July 1. ls.,. I' rtl-r I. i t
w.Sl.,rtliita'nltnn.?rt 1 s-lTer Sl ll- ii,,l p...;. nt.ts
haT ott n iii. I" liiv Still a.tl.ni II. i.si.t f...ir yar.
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4 Wl hiitb. anlon lli, i eiry way ) .,rtiitil and
cwuiiii,t.-wa l lil. K .t.
a.llr, i,.-. SV. O. HICKOK. Ai-nt Ehk. SI. rk.
II on-buri:. Pa.
Fnrmtetef J.1-KI'II SIFAPPN. I.ewint.uri. '
This Way, Ladies and Gentlemen:
1 Far iioiid.durublr , rUfiip and brunt 'Jut Fieturfs.
i Alllbrol) e Likenesses of a very supe
rior quality tin a new and unproved olan, tar
surpassing the ll.i'-'uerreuty-ie. They are not
reversed, but show everything in its true posi
tion are wnheut the glare oi ihe Daguerreo
type, and hence may be seen in anv view;
they are taken in one fifth of Ihe tune cf a
Daguerreols pe, ami therefore betterforiaking
, small Children, which rei-inre but a second in
a bright light, and on dam or ramv tlavs are
taken as quick as Daguerreotypes in the clea
rest days; they are lar more durable than any
picture ever made by light. neing taken on plate
class to which another plate of the same is
hermetically sealed with an indestructible
cement, by which the picture retains its bril
liancy for ages; and it will not corrode by
acids, nor be injured by weather or climate.
Copies of Daguerreotypes, Oil Paintings,
Engravings. or any other object whatever.are
made by this process finer than by any oiher
known. L-iri'ortraits set inelegant frames of
morocco, or fancy cases, gold lockels, breast
i pins, finger rings, &c. Vc. at short notice.
I Also, Iliijscttrrrrof J pes which lor true
i and faiihlul lite likenesses are not surpassed,
fi" Of either uf the above mentioned species
of Portraits, the value is undeniable. They
lighten the sorrows of absence or death, by
granling us to behold a beloved relative or
prized friend almost asdistmclls as if present.
Mother! father! sisters! brothers! friends!
what would you not give if the faces of the
lost might still and ever mi'? open you as
in life! Then procure Portraits ere too late!
! Charges moderate. and Likenesses warran
ted to please. Daguerreotypes, Paintings.
Drawings 4c. copied. Oui-door Views and
Miniatures of Decease.) Persons taken at the
slioriest notice. Ce" Remember the place
Room in Beaver's building next th Telegraph ,
office, Lewisburg. M'CARTV. Artist. 1
j we srvnr rr ri.r.iSE
fW OlMer lt-wt;iin unt
IHE subscriber has opened a Sal... n in the
basement of the Washington Hmi-e, f en-
irance on icu si, isi noor north of Market.;and
is prepared to serve up OYSTERS, all sorts
of F1ES, and almost everything in the Eating
line, at any time of day, and evenings. He
asks a share of the public ratron?ee.
Jjn. SO, ;Sf7m. DMD IIERR
AdinicJ6trator'B Notice.
HKREAM. Letters of Administration tr,
knowing ihemseh es indebted to saiil estate
ar' requeue1! to make immediate paymeri
and ibosc l.aini claims upon it will present
them proptilv authenticated for senlen.ent.
JAMf.S H.HA.MiK. Adiiiinistrat-jr.
M uch -it. :h.',7. wCpl
Executor 'a Notice.
"oricn is hereby riven, hat Letters Ti.
tamenury on ihe last will and ies'.an,-t,t
Ol .Sll. il ILIi 1 1 i,io.i' 1J1C 1. 1 vvri
Uutlaioe Tp. I'nion I'n, -M"l, h.-.ve te-n
t-ran e l i,i the un .'erisned, by the Re-,s;tr ,f
l'tiion ci nt.ty, in due form rf lax ; il.refi,re
all persot.s knowing their.stl-.es mdet; ,
said estate are requested to make immrd,a:e
payment, and ihnse havin? just clairr.s .syiirit
the same are also requested to )ie,.;.t Uirta
properiv an'heiiiica'''d f r sett:, n.. nt.
SOI.oM'lN UKUKKLINt;. Exeeut, r.
We-t liotl .!.,e. March IB, l"57 rt
Adininistrator's Notice.
r I f O I" 1 I I VI : I . ,.
T!IKUK.S, Letters of Adrr.ir..sM:, a
to ihe e-taf: of IIE.M! Y UK.MiKsi.
late of .cu IJtr ni I!,,roiii'h, I nion c t :.-
d-ceas-'l. iiif. e ben "rantetl to the subscmr;
ail pcr-otis , i. !!, tetl to said estate are rejn-.
ed lo uiai.e j at in'-nt, and those havine c.a.tri
aui:t'vt it.' ,iine will .resent li.eni tl- y
auihetitiffete-l t, r seit;emr::, to
JOHN' M. liENf'LK. Atlminutrator.
New lier'in. March IK. I "57
Adaiiai3trator'3 Notice.
"'STATE f W M. CI TKLII S, decesej.
l.'-tvr i f A.lmitiisti.iiii.n tn the estate
,t Wm. (i r lots, late ,.f Milliinhtirp. I ioi r
Co, rtt't-'il. have heen rratited bv the K-y;sr
ot riiioo c, 'liny to James W. .tritls. Ail
i-etsuh bit. :t t:'aiins aLiiit.st said eu,ie a:e
.! I..
sent ilietn withf tit delay, at
itiase p,-r. ment ft-rthwiih to
all indebted
J W
Fei
s .Mis, Administrate r.
. -JR. lsfl7 pd
I OK RI'AT-A
ii now occttp.e.t hv R.
snita! le li.r a tTarpenter or
the 'for t.o le' IJlfee.
I.evs.s'.or-. Feb. W. ltitf
' si-as e SHlip
lib i y r
t.jtr. Aji jat
EEtlRASLE EUILEIK3 LCTS
I Sj- S.4L3I. f'i.e I't i n Si uih Thirl
street, a sti laie anj a hall ironi Maikn.
t ti b tit ti
.Vtatk-t.
IV The
ami a-.l.tj te
i uitii stret : er..y tuo 'jllacs fr m
a'.-'Ve are level I.tts, well 1- ea.ti
tu t a.l.i i utpoes.
W H. ARMSTRONG,
me Es'r of Wm. Arm.-Uens, tiec'l
:-, Minrh 12. l-.r7
l'IJti' (Ol KT Mil.
-.i.ttiee in an or,:' r of the Orphans'
rt of I 't.o ti C lt::tv. v. oi !e ejpts.,;
io iirli i: sale, .n Irli'ii), inr vim
la.V Ol" tHil at the resjderct of
t:tel?.'e J.i-'i.'i Ssnror, I'erep-e.i, in V h.'e
I i i , u t; -h p. I i, t , i.t.-s . a,! ti.; t cer-.-.:n
ta'ual- etiaci.t TI.MBK.l! LAND
, -vii-hip anil ci'iimv.
! ...:1mi-. I v la:
, td Atiatii Kar.rk',
n ar.d t ters. eor-
Au rt si. Il.ere is
:.,u .,. v.r- n ir.its
(t'lahtv t-f Timber.
J', r, -I : r us i t p:iu'ha-j ni: tuol-er land,
v ,1! .1:. I ii to tiiir ir.lrrr--! an D-l the sale.
n;r .t), ujfiran :rU:viJd mio smaller
pi. - t. snii purch:-f r.
I,n- ihe et.fe ( Jacob iSvfhcr, Vreed.
'I'tTfi-- i f a!e. 10 rr c?u (Uwn at ihecli e
t-f ;t , ar ! ili t?!ar.r al ihe coiif.rti.a:.'i a
t iiif ;i!t al ihe Miy T"ini li:llw:i;p. Sa
t.- c K'ir.incf nt I" V!or lc .. M. t ai-:aT.
A UK AH AM S. VFHFR.
1 II AKI KS HoT'l'KTEI.,
Marrh IX Mf7.
Steri!T-s Sale,
v inue of a wiii of VpdiI. Ex.
in
13-
) sti"! out of li e Court of I'rmmon Pleas
i f I'm. n c.-uttty and ti ire tlirecte.l. I wrl
tp. se to Public Sale at the hi ue of Ifer.j
Moyer, m ll:iti!-.. n, 0:1
Friday, Aiai.'ti, liOT,
al 10 o'clock. M., to wit:
rW-. 1. A certain uact of I and. siinate ra
IIit cy tow nship, c. utiis a'ere-au'. I rutuiad
eat and south by bn is of George Uraucher.
west by public road, and north Iy lands cf
Jonathan Krause. ror.'aining ha'f an. acre
more i r ies. si nh tlie apptittenances.
2. A let or tract of Land situate in the
townsh p and county aforesaid, hounded east
1 v lands ot John G'over, north and west by
Inn !s of Jacob CoMrori. and south by lands of
Mn hael s-rhnnre. containing five acres more
cr les, svith th appurteii-inces.
:ze,l, taken in eXMeution and to be sold aa
the proprriV of .e, .S':ft,gfr.
IiAMLI.D. Gfl.DtN. St.trifC
shenH's tltTire. Lewislmra. March 17, 157
ORPt.Ar!3f COliRT SiLSa
V-i;r.i.AL.I.Y to an t rticr vf ihe Orphans
V,.n of I'nion C'-unrv. will be Mpo?M
! public a'r. on ihe premises known th
Mansi. n Farm" t-t SAV.I CI. M t LELLE.N
i.cr?..-r.l, MtiinTe in BiU?dlt lew nh:p, I'nion
county. Pa., commcncinc at 10 v'c lork A.M. of
Thftr.y'htt. the .J(VA day ff April itextf
all that mfssnaire an-, tract of Land sitoate
in Uurtalce township aforesaid, adjoining
lands c f heirs t l John Stans iiTd, of Wn-.
Irvin dec'J. i f Tlniip Knnple Jec'd, anil lar.-i
of Wm. S;',T7 an I U;inI Engelhart.rontainx;
112 Acres "4,:
with the appurtenances. It is all cleared are
iu a g.-cil state ot cultivation ex.-eri
about V.U acres of Wooiilar.d. Tt
improvements are a two store v e
t'ratne HUL'SE, a BAK V 'w. ii
s i u .ii Water, and a large orx Otst HAhL
with all kinds i f Kruit.
'I his valuable properly to be sold as awbt'
cr tlivi.led into lots as may suit purchasers
terms ma.te known at sa'e bv
SAMl'KI. M t LELLEN. rjecntor.
MAKY A.M CLELLE.N. Ei cutr x
Feb. 25, ls..".7 . f eia:e ot' M.V.'fiel.ea
$1,200 a Year!
I tilti) AGENTS wanlfil in eiorv fart
( he ,;,,, S:J.,.S. i,. sell a beau
tiful work, "TUe ranoi ama triUe
Old Moi ltl and Hit- Vv f"mrn
tng a View ol the present state ft the Nations
of the Woild. iheir manners, customs and
peculia tines, anil tiieir political, tn.-rai, social
aud iiidtisirial condiiion, interspersed with
Hito, i. al .Vve'. oit ti'o An''tit t ?.
By Willi, s, Pitis-ttca, an hor of the Ulster
of England. Greece and K. me. Enlarged,
revised and eml'ellislied svith several hundrf a
Engravings from designs of Crome. Deven-ul
and other distincntshed artists. It is ' "
illustrated wnh 'I I beautilulivcoli reJ plates,
with costumes ol various nations. tc.
Agents selling this wotk have cleared ?1'
a month, f rfend lor a specimen copy a""
po pectus. u Inch are sent bv mail P'st pan. cn
receipt of sjtl. panicnlars of agency.
J. v . HKAIlLbi, rubtisner,
4M North Fourth iSt. Yhiuii'lF"
X.B. In aildition to ihe usual per ceniasf
we make art eitra inducement to Agerts
way of I RK.MII'Mm. Jj. -
C. W. SCHAFFtE'S
WHOLESALE and KETAIL
Druj and Chemical Fmpcni
Jlutkei Ptrert - I ewisecrf. I a-