Xrralutrfl Cljrcnifir.
O. IT. V7CBCEN & J. R. CORNELIUS.
T Hmiinw .1-ai. TS. l.ifwiantaa Cuan-H".,
ttufcliahej An the I'a.h Svl,-lii. haa IS. laruvai au.1 bwOt
rfnlatl.a of a.iv S-w.papr la I wnt-.
Freedom, national : Slavery, sectional !
We npprtil from the five slnvr-h-iMinir Supreme
Court Judgeso the l'mieLa or 1'aaa.si.VAMa!
For Governor.
DAVID WILMOT,
or urapfoud corxrr.
Canal C until) iSNlonrr.
WILLIAM MILLWABD,
VF i-IHLAHKLrillA.
Fur Jwlyt of thc Supreme (.'uurt,
j ami: ri.r.cii. or ratnir .
JOSIIPII J. I.KH IS.oH lllert o.
UATII'V! Those in f:iT.r of the elee-
lltlll OI IS J. . I I , Ml I.L. r .1 t It. V-'.. 1. i. 1
an.! VEECU,ut iuviie.1 to nnt at Aramtnis' j
Hall. Lewisburit, s.tiui.st hviusn, April !
4. to organize fur the next ciuirai;:n. i
Maa.A l&rte number of nersnns met at
. . . 1 .
t&a above place last .Saturday evening, :
tt, ii.,f.,,. ,.r i-;.;i. ,j,,,.,j . ;
the State Convention not having arrived, '
k 1, iniuli.. w - i .. r ni,ll. tli.'T tl.,' L" T I f .r :
""6 " onj !
one week. The Platform uiay bu found
n the outside of to dny's paper. Let all !
in this vicinity of Town or Country I
who approve the principles therein pnt j
forth, Tl'RN OUT to tha above meeting, j
To-MoRttow KvEXixt !
A new Step In enslaving Kansas !
Mr.Huchanan has yielded to the demand I
of bis Southern Cabinet, aud appointed !
Robert. T. ir.-,Goveruor of Kansa,anJ !
Frederiih I .St niton, 8eorotary both 1
slave.holders.and keen, shrewd politicians, :
, ,, , ., ., , 0 , . - -, ;
who will do all that Satanic ingenuity can
ft '
nab o men to do in rmttin the freedom ,
part in Kansas iu the wrong, and in
completing their subjution. Walker
uocs uoi .uicrup .u ins oii.ee uuui .uaj ,
J. . . . . I : iT.. .Tl Ef .
in the mean time, tin pro-Slavery pirty
will have satisfactorily completed all their
schemes.
Instructions of Gov. Walker.
TV.c "uneonstitvtinti'it'' anJ " bjrlarout"
Misso'iri Iirl-r Itujllrin Lutrs rniioritl
by President Jturhunnn anil to be
enforced upon the l'mple of Kansas '
Washington', March 'M. The out
lines of the instructions cf Robcrt J.
Walker, new Governor of Kansas, have
been agreed upon by the Cabinet. They
proceed on the principle of rcteguizing
the statutes of Kansas as tulil. The prin-
cipal bosiness with which he is charged,
as is heretofore surmised, to see that the
people have a free, independent and nuin- !
terropted expression of opinion", and the
exercise of suffrage coneeruiug the affairs
c , Territory, tn carrying cut tho pro-'
visions of the census aud registry law,
an.) iliit for th ad-otioa of Illogotod to
the Constitutional Convention. The troops
bcietof-rc employed in the Territory are
to be reserved, and others not engaged in
the former difficulties are ordered thither,
but it is not apprehended that thcrj will ,
be any u.a for tbcm or the militis. The '
admiui.-tiatiou hava resolved that the laws
shall be maintained, and b.vc full conli-
dence in Mr. Wai.klr to carry out their
instructions.
Hear (he People of Kansas!
Free State Convention.
The Kansas correspondent cf the St.
Lnnis Democrat says that the free t-'tute
Convention held at Topcka on the 10th
and 1 1 th of March was the largest deliber
ative budy ever assembled in Kansas. Af
ter the meoting was organized, the Com
mittee on Platform reported tho following
resolutions, which were adopted
Wc, citizens of Kansas, in dclcgato con
vention assembled, at Topcka, March 10,
A. D. 1857, resolve and declare
Wiikrkas, A body of men recently as
sembled at Lccompton, and claiming to
be the legislative assembly of Kansas Ter
ritory, have adopted a regulation purpor-
ting to be a law, for taking the census and
electing delegates to a constitutional con- j
rentinn. nrnnnsrd t,i bn held in that r.lae.? '
in Somber next: and. wh,reaS. the .
said assembly was tho creature of fraud, ' More rVll'iuustr riii"" l,ra ,L 1U!,da f pT'a Kjni3M
and it. members the representatives of, New'obi.ea.ns, March SO.-l't is ru- "r'j ete. rilhbustering, and pre
pceple foreign to this Territory; and, 1 lnorej ,at an cxpidition is about bc; : yh"'g f fiends of piracy,
whereas the or.mnicact does not authorize ; l,eJ out here for some noint in Central l l0.m m0St f tbe S,aVe sIi,r3
the territorial legi-lative powers, even when ' A,nrri(.,. It is said to be the intention !
legislatively convened, to pass any enabling , t0 make tLe first demonstration against
act to ch.nge the government of the same; Ver-gin, a province of New Grenada, be-
and, whereas, the act of this assembly is i twocn CosU Kica anJ ranam,. Thc . ,
prtirttt in its cbara,ter,elearIyconte,u.jpidit;pni3ga;j t0 bs friendl; to Walker,
j latc. fraud, from tbe rccurr.rce of which aud w; act in c,)Dccrt Lim. It
it offer, inadequate security, while it dc reported that a Provisional Government ;
prives the executive of theTcrritory of thc uas two formed and considerable funds
power to prevent or remedy such frauds, ! raifed. ' i
leaves the control of the census and clec- .EW Obi.e, March 31 -It is re-:
A t . i i n- . , . ca . 1' " re"
tion in the hands of pretended officers, not porUj berc 0D g(,0 au,hflr.fy, that instead
chosen by the people of K.nsas, who are cf purchasing Lower California and Sono-
cf violent character, and hostilo to tbe , our government wiil conciliate the
best interest of tbe Territory ; and.where-' South by paying a designated sum, aay ,
as, .aid act propose, to disfranchise certain $15,000,000, for the Isthmus of Tchuan-1
lonafide .cttlers of Kamns who have filed ,cpre. hi, alSr, rumored that Senator 1
their declaration of intention to become i;EAIN- L Wen offered the annoint-
citizens of the I'nited States, recognized
as voters by the organic act ; and, whereas,
there i. no provision in the said regulation
for submitting tht constitution so framed
to the rote of the people of the territory ;
theref.-re,
?.Wrf, That the people cf Kvieas
Territory cannot participate in any election
under-och regulation without compromi-'
inc their rinhts as Ami, ,n fitir.fr..
aacriGcing tLe lest interest. t Kau;n?,
" '
and jec.plrtii2ing the public peace
Retolccet, TLat having auffercl under
the mifrule .f tonS rrei.n.i; i..
local ,-ffici.l,, of lnil Territory we Lave
W all .oi-filet.ee in ibeir iutcir'ritv in tb
. i '. -
-.M,.Uvtt of ibe law., bowevtr iuat
tbci-e may appear to some on their
face.
JtitoheJ, That the cooslitulion framed
! at Topika by the representatives of the
people of Krnsa, and ratified by papular
vota, is still the choieo of a majority of our
cilitctii, as the form of our State govern
weet, tiiiJ that we uiaiutaiu it, and urge
on congress onr immediate admission as a
slate ubder it.
Ktiulvt.l, That the paliej of the free
State party haii always bceu adverse to any
movement of an aggressive character, and
that violence Lai cover been resorted to
save in selfdefcuse.
ResoheJ, That, as good citizens, we are
willing to contributo to the support of a
legislative government, but we have no
tributo to offer to the tyranny that robs us
of our constitutional and inalienable rights.
ANWie.. That the rebellion act is a ,
. , . ;
relic of barbarism, aud more worthy to be ;
approved and enforced by a Aero than a
I
tc:iry.
Resulted. That Pr Charles Kobiuson be j
ra.. I ,A ,1 1.; l.,i, ,,. vi,c!,f. '
j
nation as Governor oltue fctatc ot ivausas.
Gov. Robinson explained his position,
1 1.. rv I .1. .. 1.
withdraw his letter, which had not ye
taken cfJoct. lie nas received with gta.it
applause.
Ji'anFvoI, That wc recommend the pro
priety of tie .etilers of Kansas petitioning !
the national executive tint to offer the lands
of this Territory atpubliosale, but to hold
,ucm- subject to pre emption tor at leaei
'e:rs rrm lime.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Lyman ,
Allen, Win. 1'hillips, and 1'. Townscnd,
fr!l'uc such address and send it to the :
Prcsideut. The Uonvention was closed by
T, . , , . ..,., ,
prayer. It is considered the largest ever
Lm : v..,.. ...a Jr,,bn.i,c. I
;c.j ,
. n, Top tiie I
in the Locus
,;OSI,lr,.tn a disr,u8ion
.
Kansas Legislature, four weeks ago, tue
f .' . , ,
Hev. Martin ht.e, a member, made !
ferocious speech, in which ho ailmittnt .
, .,. , , , r i
thot lie ktllcil Frederick Rrovn, who, our ;
, I I . '
readers will remember was slaughtered last
summer oil mc uinway woiie iravci ng.
Snyder County, !
Wtikiy Tribune is a new Republican
pspcrjuat started at Middleburg by M.T. ,
Heintscliuan ; J. A. Kttinger, L'ditor. It
is a very mat, well condusud sheet, such I
as the people of that county need, aud '
should weil sustain The Printers secui ;
to fare very well over at the new county
scat. J. A. Ettiner is elected Judge of
Klections ; A. J. Peters, Auditor ; C. L. ,
Smith, Clerk On Friday night, 0tb
ult. the Storchnus of M Kle..Vo X- J'o ,
was dii-ojvered to be on fire, and was but
partially saved from entire destruction.;
Loss estimated at from tf'2 to uOOO, and is
covered by insurance in the Lycoming and
llarrisburg companios Wni.F.Eekbcrt '
is elected Uurgess of Selinsgrove The
Dmu.I.riit states that garroting has been
introduced into Selinsgrove : a young man 1
keeping company with a young lady, of a i
sullen fjuud her arm around his ucck, of ;
which be could net be relieved until be
was forced to pirt with a kiss. It is not :
thought he received nv ecrious Injury...
...A correspondent of tha Snyder County :
Journal urges the cl-ims of Col. II. W. 1
Crolzer of Lewisburg, as an Assistant j
Appraiser at the Port of Philadelphia... !
...At the Spring Election, the following :
Juttices aud Constables were choson : i
Jcstices Jacob Anrand Franklin i
tP. (Mid.llfl.urt; ;) Ucorge Swarlz, j
""7 W ' T' rTT? ' LT"un 5
Ccntre: Abraham i
Henry D. Fichcr !
tartiD, Perry ; lien-
Kvcr. Jackfon :
Monroe : Jacob MartiD
rv K Uittcr Ponna. '
Const BI.E.s Joseph Ijolcnder ;
'Franklin tj (Middleburg;) J. 1'. i
UDiiiig-, Doavcr ; ftimon K. Ifcirold,
Chapman ; Isaac knapp, Centre ; !
enry A . i i ry .
Hummel, Muldlecrcek ; Samuel llclin, !
' . , ti ;lc r '
Monroe: dco. . Kathfon?, Pcrtv :
Caspar Hain, 1'cnnfl ; Joseph Albert,
SclillStrrOVti : John F. SchnCC. W'asll-
iiife'tou ; J. J. Matteru, West Beaver. I
. t - .1. : f ar.-.; .!!
. .
luuut lui me jiurpnss oi enccting mo nC- ;
complishmctit of this purchase.
Bank Sim'E.isiox. The Bank of New
Castle, the credit of which ha. for some
weeks been impaired, has finally stopped
i'i""'"'- lue aulouni oi com tbe
"'0Ar ""-iBg to over
,S i
1 c,su'ri 'r- agonsellcr, absconded with
.1 j , ii . . a . ... .
uuy iiwiMuii uouais, our was arrested in
li,,-'lP, 00 " ednesdaj of last week.
Tie Directorf, who are all men of respec-,
! tabilily, bave been sadlj duped by tbe
C,L:r' ml was fMt VTi deeply j
iaktlIve, in f Pu!ali..8. . i
.
M;:,.l.n,V." .v.
LEWISBUBG C1IB0NICLE
SLst Tuesday evening, the spacious
basement room of the Presbyterian church
was crowded to excess, and the audience
detained until after ten o'clock, by the
literary cntertaintnont prepared by pupiU
of the Lcwisburg Academy under the care
of Mr. Randolph. We copy the titles of
the various Ks.iys, Ac., proseutcd :
I .lutatory IVh C liars.. ,
I'vlliaiuy LauaiilrT: ! A. Taium, M.
Kuril, ana I. Hi o-E.
Kanar A W alk to U Orate: AU.H TimaSTOS.
K..aT Fa.liionabl. f'alla: Ma.r I. Seiaca.
KMay "TUfw ay :" .last E. liiKi.a.
h.aa Tl. IV-Tils of ill. la : johh I. lUSRia-tL.
Colloquy Ihurrli Crila.; Mwra. !. II. Mur, J-
s.asi, v. Si-narrLK, C. btaa, i.C.iiub, -
Imitation : filn. C Kt.lT.
Ksaajr Utt Sth Tbf. Jlmoa. JaHOSUiaa Srtltsna,
Kl.lZMtlCIH liar-R.
Knxj Too Si-..lJinit Wife: Jn I. JoES.
Colloquy John II. .Milli'b. Amfrkau lioy ; M. u vth,
Kucliah Boy.
Rodlatiou la I'oetrJ Courtibip Tt. Wlliilleri : Oio. II.
Mitt.KK. -Com-ii(l.'nv
Aun I'almkr, The Ailtlri-M; Mart C
lliun. 1 he KH.ly.
Culloiiuy H lial ia lleao-n! Sli.. M. E. I'anlof, MaJtrr
11 i'f!!.?!.
Oration Orator : JMBa K. CUBE.
OratiNil -Mur.l.T will out:" Joltpil PnlTrE,
r.s. IHfajHVl .lo I'tail men l-uii ........
k-j-a "''" ''Y'r "!.',""1"
Kaay llvaiHTt ,lo to all BK-ti: Jons Pkke.
k-tp. Mpinaisw w'twi .tw riw:M r. vm. i
oration Trit-ut. to ih memory of Or. Kane : cm.kuu
tviurrix. I
"" ' n""i
Kw Moral rmin?i-: Fno: Omit.
:jw,iB, ij, : .rt. j. imi.
Colloquy lo'iitlrnian and lri.h S-rvant
Jou I. Dash- I
1ZL, .L1VBR A.HtM.Ti:n.
Km ty --1 11 ,iit ml it noi I t:" Turn. C.TiTt.i.
t ulluqny Tl, Tifilcr" Vucauulary : S. II. Sunn, Cilia.
IfEimrji.
K.MyTlie Journiv of Life : Am Fktes.
I.nav Tb.' a,-alh f my Motliur : Mint A. Jns.
t ' Cilli.iny Mr ami lr. Snilh: Asst lissssia, MiHOE
A. Ili-ril Mr. o. AHrsrai ttn.
K.'arI.r.i.bnr; tllil : TMi C. TnonsTOl.
ixierh I I'. IIiml In ll.a character 4" Calitirnb
Anrflnnaer.
fjnay lemy,f.trm"rPlainatM: Mii"iM'i-c.ir((Jat-Sjie,-h
Matter. anl Tlioijt, : Jiseia r'lsjiaa.
"t-
The Ticket, at Harrisburg. i
A ratification meeting was held at the j
Court House on Saturday evening, which i
was well attended. J. J. Clyde, Ksq., of!
the llernhl, President of the Americsn :
State Council, presided. W. A. Lawrence ;
WM chairman of the eomtnittea on i
rjesnliilinn. .nA the meetiii" was address- i
Jtcsomiions, anti mo mct.iiiin IUI
, , T , r?. ir. ti, p
J J"ST" ,8T, " Jol,n 1
Knnkel, and Mr. .Moorhcad of the llotiso
cM.s. The leading American, cf the
I lace took pirt ni tlio procecaings. Jir.
... . .. , . u. i... i
IVUUKCl COlIlIUOUCeu uy stailll" uuui; uaia .
, ... .
not come to endorse, but to approve tno
nominBtioBof Mr. Wilmot. Hecontinued ;
. . .
for near an hour in one of the best and
. . . . ;
most eloquent spcoches I ever heard, and '
' , . , . .
his friends here siy that it was one of his ,
uiost happy efforts. 1 will not attempt to
give a sketch of his remarks, but only say j
that the American and Republican parties ,
of this pluccarca unit. L'ur.cif Bdlefintf
W. j
Alarming Indications. i
y0 do not know as Mr. Kuohanan's
warmcst opponent ever charged him with ,
a iacj of ordinary morality, oi of personal
disregard of public decency. Hot there
aro somc indications of a lamentable lack
0f firmness on bis part, bv srhinl, most
t.-s.iers are elevated to posts .
0f honor and influence.
Conspicuous among tho Marshals at the
recent Presidential Inauguration, was Mr.
Jlernheisal of Utah the open, shameless
Jvocate and practicer of thos. bcastialit-
jCJ vlich msje the plains ef Utah worthy
,0 ranij w;,h s0,iom and Gomorrah. In a '
civ ilizetl, Christian country, he would be :
01lt 0t society, and incarceralck in ;
a prisan for bigamy. Iu the latter-day'
Democratic party (in consideration of the '
unanimous Mormon vote for Iluchanan)
ue js paradt.d as a graDj Marshal, for vir- ',
,U0lI3 K;VC9 and diiughter3 to gaze upon i
tJ rcconeile and familiarize the people to
thia mr,st degraaing vice and to warn
poachers of the pure Gospel ef Christ that
i,y the tia)C of anothsr Presidential cam- j
p.i;,n 1'olygamy will bo "political," and j
must (liko Slavery or lfordor r.uffianism) !
never bo prcachcj against in the pulpit !
be objected that this was not ;
: , . . . , , , j
Mr' 1,ucu,nan s but Lls V"'S work.:
But lhcJ Bure'? wou!J dj nothing risting ,
n offenco to the dispenser of patronage,
at'd they found they could safely concili-1
ate Mormonism without offending him. ;
But Mr. Buchauan can not shirk upon ;
his friends the responsibility of ins ow.n I
aI,poilltment of Laiah RynJers as Marshal i
, a- v , ,. .. . I
or ew lork. 1 his man is the notorious :
, . . , . . . , ,
iiiaiu vi luc juiaiiiuus impiro iiuo
of New York city a gug 0I" political
desperadoes who would confer no honor:
a"a . bactCnanreicr P"ons are :
S.CCrC 'y , T'io Marshal selects ;
' , ,r"1 f. 'bS0 cffeUCes' I
!ow 'magioe uch a man mvested with so I
g.n rT Pf' pl " .
L60 Pculur t,,...,nd it looks much
e deliberate attempt to give a practical
tjlcra,,(n to a" ,Ilof cr,;n"- Buchanan ;
f?0 ,l'8 maD wel, BnJ L,s ' of
i""- ' , ?,n!?S' '"P01" Post is very
glaring exhibition of his ntter want of the
firmness requisite to thc station or of even
ordinary political honesty. '
Geo. N. Saudcrs, tHa new Navy Agent '
at New York, is also a noted Fillibustcr. I
ANOTnlNi S
hnn'i , , ,
' . t.on finked the dts-;
Liusiiijiz i'iil annul '-aai7inr Tiia I ,,n."
o
1. .. . .ir l .
uui d", h inuy I'acKcr must 'save it next ,
fall, and that notorious office hunter. Bub
Walker, only condescends to be Governor
of Kansas for the "safety of the Union"
0 Buchanan says, and ho coincides and
" i mon u ; to be saved" this!
" -B icgsny p .
S " f T !
, . . Mengc., of Lycoming county, and j
".""wiing, vl oujoer
h. nh I .n,h.. ... C o. a
county, !
lu Bun,c llme s,Dcei 81 -mdcD, N.
J n ,be charge of coonterfeiting, were
tned at Trcnt" " the 24th ult., on a
wnt tf hnbtat eorn" D1 discharged ; tbe
Jude J''ciding that they bad been enm- j
III It 1 t-'I I I ITil mil IltAVA aann hA A...!..-.
... I.M ,l f' 1 " ' " '
& WEST BRANCH FARMER AP1HL 18o7
Racine & Mississippi R.R. Company
rPENT per Cent. Farm Mortise 13n Is.
L We invite the atteniion of all who drsire
a p-rfectly safe an.1 rertain Tem I'r.n (Jejit
investmi-nt, to the Farm Moncase B.in ls of
this Road, which we I'irer for sale. These
Domls are secureii by mort?ae on farms in
the iinmei'.iate viciuuy of the road, as well as
by the liond of Hie Railroad tJompany. Tiiry
are re leemable. and will be paid, in May 'fit.
Tiie InterestConpons wi'd be paid in May ami
Nov. of earh y"ar. at our ollke.
Tli- road is 135 miles lon?,and RO mil's are
now finished aud in operation. The remaining
SO miles are pro'rr ssiiir rapidly tocompletion
and it is confidently expected that the wh.de
of the road will be opened in the course of the
present year. The business on that part
which is' now completed has proved much
crester than was anticipated, and there ran
be no doubt the whole road when open will be
a haiidsonely remunerative enterprise.
The road is a Ivantaireonsly situated as will
be seen by the Map. and its connections are
sueh as to insure it an immense amount of
both freight and passenger business. The fin
ancial condition of the road is as follows :
5t-ax Cah Pul-ri.ti..n si.iw.w.oij
-Cah pill-cri.ti..n
Town ail Count) SuUscrij.tion
r'jnil Mortijai,
ron (to-
BonJal luJclrtJn.-aa 510,000 p mile '
$i.50.iti;J i
The nett earnings forthe year IRofiwere in
round numbers ll!t,nno. The cost of thai
part of the road that is in use was Sil.rioo. . ;
It iherelore earneu over per ctm., aim um
on an unfinished road. As soon as it is com-;
pit ted to Kreeport, 101 miles, the business will :
be vastly increased by Ih connection which it
there makes with the Illinois Central and
(Jalena A Chicago Railroads. 1
Wc have personally examined this road and i
the properties which are niortcaged, and wc
ortoi the Bonds in the lull confidence that they
are perfectly secure and reliable investments. :
The Honds are in amounts of from 100 to
915,11011. We will be happy to furnish any'
desired information about the affairs of the
road to those who mav apply at our office, by i
letter or otherwise. li'-CIl TilJ lor.
No. I"l Watnnt St., bwlow Fourth, I'llit.Al' -t.
A number of the above honds are in the :
hands of the undersigned, for sale, in Lewis-;
burg. mh S7,'.r7 A. K. BBI.L.
TriirerscJiiriirSjA I'mrnoI Court, Mii'!. 1
From Went liujf.iloe (Jen E Sheary, Win
ricichler. Thos Taylor, ttujftitic Daniel M j
Rentier, Ephraiin Campbell, Robt Strayhorn.
And'w Iliuck.tiersham Ri.ldle. hrlh dam
llazlet.tieo Meixel.Jac.oh Mover. V. l '' ;
Jno Schrack.Jno Strohecker, l'etcr Wolfe,. I, s
H Walker, Ahram WoU'e.V.'m I, Harris. Vir
Hetlm Jos Klcckner. Utrtleti and l. trit
J:ic. !i Tecs. Alva Marsdon.K.lw Renner, lrar!
Heaver, John Frederick, Elias Kalherman. '
Isieishurg Robt M Musser. Eli Slifer, Josiah
Itaker. Itnuitanr Robert Chambers. Simon
Berry, Reuben Royer. White, liter Jos It
K. tler.Wm Siadden. Jae. b Meckley. MijJVn
hurt; John Young, Tho's Uutelitis, Cha's H
llasscnplog
GrnnJ Jurnrt, Mi'y Term, ISO i.
Itujf.une An IV Ruhle, Thrmp. Stravhorn.
M;minlmrtshvi li jop. John I!il?er. I'ni m
Jacob RarnUart. Arch Thomas. Wert flu. ,
H-nev. M Reiah. .'uj Hi. Leonard Widfc.
l.imrtone Jno Crosgruve. Pnv Btr'.n ljy
1) .Maize. Chas Cawlev, Jas Neiman. Lruii- ,
Jurj-Wm Vanvalzah, tieo Holsiein, Joseph '
f;reen,('has C Shorkley, Johnson Walls.James ,
Kelly. Limntme John I.eil y. llnril'u an.l
Lewis . R Cuinmings, Orlando Bir.gaman,
Jacob Hilbish. Krlly Jacob Hafer sr. Dan'l
Btahl SJ.
Traverse Jurors, M'iy T rm.
WAite Deer Ion II Robenold, E U WVikle.
Joel Kaiick rr. I B Kaufman, John M Clair,
?aml flooiRamli -r. l-an HiiJ. I yrtis mown.
Win l.indenmuth. John Cundy, l'cler (el;.
Ihitf.itne James Himm Iriclu, Adam Voting,
Francis Wilson, John Riddle. Srw lUrHn
Jas Harrison, Saml Itoop. hrlli John Noll,
Tho's Howard. James Snields, James Moore.
I.'whbi';; Thos Xesbil, (Seo tchoch. Win
Frirl:. Franklin Calil'well, Jos Meixel.Saml I.
Iteck.olo Ritter. Mifflmburs f ami Slitzer,
JamesChambers.Rerryhill Hell, l.in.tst.mr
Chris llauberman.fieo Chambers. .Inrkn.n
Philip Cross. Hartley and Lewi John Ileal,
('has ll'ihle, David Fillman, Ja's Reed, David .
Haves, Dan'l Hunsicker, Chr'n Cann, Chr'n ',
Reif, Wm Cook. Jno F Wilson. I'ninn Jona ,
Hummel. Went Uuffatne Sarnl Kaufmau.Ceo
llanck, Wm Taylor, Ceo Kleckner.
Curo for Had Dog Bites.
DR. O FAHNESTOCK'S (of Millerstown,
Lebanon t:o.) speedy and infallible rure
for Hvilrophobia or bite of mad dogs on sale
at I per dose by DAVID SCHRACK. i
4wCT3 East Buffaloe, near Bichl's hotel
SO 0X3! S00KS3I !
Circat Iti.rRiains at llic !
People's New and Cheap Buok Store
of P. NF.VIL'S i Co., Lcwisbnrg, Pa.
- YOKXU. one of the linn, has jus; ar
1 1 rived (to attend to the business lor the
present.) with a large and select slock of
BOOKS of the most varied character, bought
at Ihe Trade Sales at the lowest rales, which
have been added to the already fine slock on
hand, all of which will be sold at correspond
ing low rates. We go upon the principle of
qinck sales and small profits. Citizens of
Lewisburg. look to your interest, encourage ,
this new enterprise. You will find eventually
that you wilt be the gainers by it. Your town
wants a good Hook Store, conducted on the
most modern and approved style. Such we
promise yon. if you will but cite us your in
fluence and patronage as long as we sell you
as cheap and perhaps cheaper than others,
which we feel confident in saying we can do.
The enterprise is new. and not yet properly
organized. We would but ask your kind in '
duTgence and patronage for a short time, and
we guarantee all we promise in the way of
improving. On onr shelves yon will find a
large collection of Standard ami Miscellaneous
Rooks to meet the wants and tastes of all ; also
STATIONERY of every variety. We hope
to supply yon soon with all the Leading News
papers and Magazines at the earliest possible
period, from their counter. We solicit sub
scriptions for any of the Leading Weekly
papers or Monthly Magazines! all will be fur
nished at the Publishers' advertised rates, in
clubs orsinglennmbers. Our connexion with
Ihe School Book Business, enables us to sell
everything low at either wholesale or retail.
Wc call special attention to the Public School
Reisier. The Globes. Pelton's Outlina Maps,
Banders' and Merril's Elocutionary Chait,Ac. :
Oiie and all, give us a call, examine our
stock, and judge for yourselves. j
Feb.S0.'7. P. NEYIUS k CO.
Executrix' Notice.
"VrOTICE is hereby given, that Letters Tes
lamentarv on the last will and testament !
of AB.NER KOBHINS, late of White Deer
township, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Register of Union county, ;
in due form of law ; therefore, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate, 1
are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having juM claims against the same
are also requested to present them properly !
authenticated for settlement.
JEMIMA ROHIIIXS, Executrix.
White Deer, Feb. 7, 1857 rd 1
XSOOTTIICCEll.
4 1,1. persons knowing themselvas innebted
to J. Schreyer, either by Nine or lioolc
Account, Will coiner parutuiar lavoi oy
paying the same on or before ihe !m dav of!
Ar-ril neil. Al J. SCIIREYER. !
Lewisburi;. Feb. V lf7
CLOCKS H kinds or 8-day and
30-hour Brass Clocks and patent lever !
time-pieces, Ttrass 8-day clocks at $4,
braes 30-h.iurclocks as low as $1. All clocks !
w&rranicd f r out year at J. I.. VOl'EK S
UMUNcoui.lv. ss.
The Coiniiinnurraltb "f Tcnnaylvaiiia,
. To Samuel H.iUi r. tiri-eniiif
i. . ' Whrrras, failiarinr II:iker by her
r vrv S ncl1 friend Ceo. Dp-Miaeli Esq. did
on Ihe I7'li day of Sepn-inbir ,3Nl Pasl Pr,-er
her pi-iuion M onr Judges "f lb" Court of
Omtmrn l'le'as of Ihe enmity of Union, at a
conn held at I.ewibnr in and for saiJ roiinty
pravintr for th" cbiisps therein srt forth she
mojht bedivnrerjfroin the bands of Matrimony
enterfd into with you the faiil Samuel linker.
WK Iherefore rt minand yon (as before we
diil) ihe said S.nnnel Hiker, that selling aside
all oilier bu-inej an I excuses yon be and
appear in your proper person before our
Judges at Lewisburs ! a I'ourl nl Common
Pleas ihere to be held for tiie saiii rutinty oi.
Monday the I Sili day of May next, to answer
ihe peiiiion or libel of Ihe said Catharine
linker by her next friend Ccorge Dreisbach
Ksq. and to show cause if any you havr v. hv
the said Catharine IlaWer your wife should
not be divorced troin the brads of matrimony )
agreeably lo the act of Ceneral Assembly in j
sue.li case made and provided. And hereof
yit are not to f iii. i
Witness ihe II. .n. A.S.Wilson, President of j
our said court at Lewisburg the 5th day of
March, A. D. ISM. j
ts MI EI. ltorsir. rroth'r. ,
C.Vn.Y COi:STY. US:
The ' oiuiiiorift-ealih of Pennsylva- I
n:a t.i M.-uv 1 cat irk. wi.tow. Ileni
( - Veaiii'k, Tlioinas Vrarick, Samuel i
Yeanclr, Kinannel Yearifk. Mary Yeariek, j
u;ititiah jt ariek of Ohio, Kebecca Yearick, ,
Hachel Yeariek, aralI iiili iiiiniried with Da ,
vid H'.y of Iowa, Judith intermarried with
William Htitr-r. I.vd a intcrmairied with
l'eter Hoy cf Ohio now deceased leaving issue ;
two children name I J.din and Mary Hoy of
Ohio, C.itliai n.e intermarried u ith l'eter Hoy
rf Oiii... and Kiiz.il.eth intermarried wnh Ceo.
W. Swir.eford now dead leaving isuc one '
child named 'rh-vpiuht:, who is a minor and
ha?. Ceurgc N. Youninaii guardian, a t litem,
liejrs and letjal repiesomaiives of IICMIY !
YEAKI'.'K.lat" .f the b .r..n?h of M.lllinburi',
I'ninn county, decejsed Creeling : t
Whereas, by an Inquest f.r that purpose j
duly awarded by the Orphans' Court of ihe ;
roiinty aforesaid, the real estate of the sa d
Henry Ycariek was valued and appraised as !
f.-lit w-, to wit :
So. 1. A Lot on Front street, adjoiuin;
land of Ceorie U over, 'J'li.unas Yearick and
others, containing ihirty feel in front and one
liuiidrea and twenty-six feet in depth, where- i
upon is erected a two storey frame Dwellin?
House, wilh th-1 appurtenances, we have val
ued and appraised at the sum of ijtaat :t3.
!'o. '2. A ceru.in tract nr piece of Land
adjoining lauds of Berryhill Bell, Nicholas
Millhonse and others, ciniiaiiiinj; four acres
or thereabouts, we have valued and appraised
ni the sum of one hundred and nineteen dollars
and seventy-five cents per acre SI7fl.CU.
U. :I. Also a tract or piece of Land
adjoining
laiitls f J. hii (inShall. Ufiijamti. ,
W. 'j Ijonipson am! others, cintatnins two
acres mure -t les, we value-l ami appraise.,
at th Mirn t one liuni'iftl an! e.iiiv tiollar
ami thirtvMhrcr cents p t acre S!'".0fi.
!o. fi. Also ;i l.iti M'Uih cf the iiroiih
of Mililmbur. atlimctn:; la.u.s o( Thomas
Ot'neuiiller ami uiht-r.e-'iitaiMinc three arrei
cr thereaVitils, we vit'.H anil appraivil at
the. sum uf n hiintiict an-i for'v ix !'tl)ats
an.l twfniy-lii'e rents per acre ;.!:. t.7f.
,o. r Also a lot n" Vfp;!;aini ajionlng
lantis oi Thomas (iutt-h:i, Kihvaril Smith and
olherSf containing two aert liior; or 'ess, we
valued n:il ajpr.iis i at the sum if thirty
ciht liars am? sixiccn ct-nis per arrc,
amonntine: to ?7Ui:tl.
And whereas, nun' of i! heir of the raid
Jeceased appeared ni t'o'irt on thereinni of
the said Inqui-ition t.i Make the premise
therein mentioned at the appraisement, YOV
and rrery f yow nrf thprcd rp hrrhTitd to
...t rr.. .n at the next ;fiura! Orphans"
C.Mirt to h held at IiPwihurir fr the said (
count) of I'd ion, on tiie ISth day of Mav next,
to arcrpt or ref'u t take ihe aid premises
at the valuation tht reof, and cae of refusal
to take a aforesaid to show cause why the
sam should n't he iid.
Witri".s the M'tn. A. S. Wilson. President of
our said C -mrf, at Lewisburg, the 5th dav of
.March, A. I). ls."7.
6wfi71 SAMl'CT. irorsH, Clerk
WHO VAWTS CL0THI1MG,
ton
TIIIE untlersimieil beinsr determineil tocloc
I business in ihi tm-n.u-i!l dispose of iheir
presonl ("ilcnivi' sd.rk of Kirst li:ite Clt.tliins
nt pn'iiivelr J."i r rent, lo than it lias
ever before been .-llered in ilni, town or neih
borhooil! (.'oine lnllier, all ye sep.lv, shiver
in; bodies ami b ye nicely, warmly rloihed!
If yon can't be satisfn-d u-uh our prices and
goods, you never can be. Here you cau get
Coal?, l'anls.Vesl?, liiri?, drawers
well, anything lhat a gentleman outlit to be
possessed id" (eTcept perhaps a wile) f. r
your inonev, no matter bow small your pile
may he. Don't ihink we are jokine when we
say that we oiler them so low, but ju&t come
and see lor yourselves-.
J.tiOMISMITII & BRO.
N OTI C E ! AH persons indebted lo the
Firm of J. (i-.l.lsmitli & liro. are carne tly
requesied to call s.-.nii and square up ; an.l
those having claims, will please present their
bills. J.(ii)I.I)si.irni & IIKO.
Lewisl.tirff, Pa. Keb. fi, 1857
COAT,! I Oil,!
COAL ! The nmlprsiirnod woulil res
peelfully inform ihe citizens of l.ewibur
and vicinity, as well as persons in adjoining
towns, that he keeps constantly on hand a
supply i(SIIAMOll and Wli. KS-IIA KliJi
CO. l.,forSure and oilier purposes, of every
ri-t)r an.l ia... ail will .t.-tiT.r ('--al in !wr...ii. -lirt.:
IU a. hi kac a i--ara f.-r that rurpoi. Ilar.n ,-tvi-u-a
.nir i-f jr.a.1 V. l.Klll M Al.Ks. p;,,, aKaure 1 trsotia
r-urrhaaioi; fail tlial th- win g,.t full weijibt, anil tl.ua
f av only l--r allut tl.. v niu-.
final ran l lia.l at i'li. low.rt C.vh pr!rs at his Tar 1,
a h-w van!-- from Mr. 1 .ifnaattra llol.-l.
WE'lUlltSG all kind will I- attrtulrd tn at M. Toai
Tar.1. uKOKiiE llOl.j-1'hl.N.
1-wi.hiir-. 'Ia. IS. ls.-ft
US'' Also Illacksmith's Coal.
DR. KELLKJG'S
Canror Instilute, for the Treatment of
Cancers, Tumors, V'ens. Ulcers, Scrolula, or
any (irowth or Sore. Chronic Diseases genc-rallycaiibecnred(ifrnr.-ihle)
without snnica!
operation or poison. For all particulars write,
state diseases plainly, and enclose 35 cts for
advice; Letters mti-t have a postage stamp
enclosed to pay answer. Medicine sent any
distance. Address (' L KELLIXC M 1.
Mechauicsbur, Cumberland Co, Pa.
Veehani -sliiirj if S mil-, f.-rm IlarrMMirr. in theC.V.
Rattm:i.l. aa-1 aoeewfl.tr frrtm all pnrta of the IJaien.
O'-lan-l eeuni?. pnorand rich, roma all wn will do ynn
e-To thoae Afll-t.s who fan not Tl.lt tile perM.
nallj, I ill aeii.t. per nail.oD rrceirt of J.', only. iWiu
t.. (.n-i-aiv Mnli. iue with full liirectiuna for na, ac. SUk
all partiralara. A-ldreg as atova CmllTO
ISt AC SMITH, i
1)ARBE and Hair Dresser. i
LEWISBURG, Pa. i
Ortice in Ammons' block, Market street, 3d
door above the Store Oct. SS. tf5B I
T AUIES' DR l!S S f7( 0 OS ne w and hand-
j some just ree d bv
fee.
BEAVER & KKT.MUR.
M. II. Dersham, M. D., !
AVIMi permiuifiilly Im-atcd in Le-
wisbur?. Pa., respectfully tender his j
II
.. : I U..,,eea In the rilleilS 111 till
rroir.ssiou.il ......
(own and vicinity, hopiup by prompt attrn'ion I
to the duti-s ot his pr. lessi-n to men! a share ,
of Iheir patron-?". Attcnlion will also be pan
to Chronic Disease, .,r every i,amc,and treated
wilh unparalleled success. j
I). UKIiSIIAM crabia'ed at the renowne..
American Klect.c Medical Collee,.'ilirinnati, 1
bavin" first siudie ! the Old or Alb-path'" svs
tem of ine.-lirinr.anil atlei .b d Lectures in one
of Hie Old School .Medif.il Colle-es of I lulad
elplna: but becomiua convinced of the. sup. r- ,
iornv of ihr Newor American Eclectic system,
he commenced its s.li.dv. and intended two .
courses of L.-cnires in ihe KetoriBed or Ame- ,
r.can Eclecuc Medical CoiU-e of tiie y.ieen
;itV (d'lhe West, 'ilns Insinutl in, nltli. nh
I,-,. lr.l nr.o..llv n. -r. j-i.i-l.-no than th- l -i.r .ah-r
,.b...-uil..f.all ..rtt- -: '' '' "
' U...y .,11 .. I: .Cf UUi.:P u- than . tber
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l,.,e.-l late Tear. I.--.. .l.-r-.T.r.-l I '
an.,.r..,.e,vel.,.i.i.,--f th- V. .-. 1... . t'it
r..mrl-t- .ul-til.it.-i. !"r tl..e .1-1-0 r...... -
. m-l e th. r. f r- .e have . '. n. -1 t -r H- '" "'- I
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A .l....-.ll.i-- "I a--' V " !-'" . i
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Iv p-r'- I-'"' 1 1- '"! ' .e.-at,
ji-.-a.,l l.n . ir.n.a.iir- le? "t I'-.-''- . .
Th- Vrw s-l.cl r-rtai.ilv rtaini- a rr.-al .ut-rioritv in
tl,.r-jtn,.-nt .f all .!!-. . H '" I 1 ' f
I," :.l lep!t. "-at II v rla':l. - la! in-r all .1
L.tl.-r i- I-" Hi ..n It i-.-r wot: tl s! -I A'lalic CliuU-ra
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T)ll. j. - -f rf"-"" " "' -i.t. ni ti."
is hi i. !.. fntt-M.ui.u- '- '-.a la.aurt
l,v ii.-.( - lir '-nr.-. an-! aiu. ,u.it.--l !!. '. .
n . ftri i- K at th-i.--r -i.-j ..i v.,-:,.. st. ; if
nitL- l:itfiit I'isr(:tli!
KEYST0?a'E CIDER k VIKE HILL,
r.al. i.Uni V-. 1
T!ii i n"t U Mit! in I--. it ' n.11 p .IN
me uiitrkrt in al.-f a J M- ' wbir b tt
MuaufjetureJ at th' Vtiglr JV'A, lUrrhh'tr;.
VLKASE TAKE I'ART IL" T.Alt MiTITe!
rilUT this is ent.rcly if.r miif no ft
I pense has hern parrU in us mat.ufaciure
all ihe matcr.als ar ihe vry beM, and are
used unspar.n?!). The Cyhn i. r are a!mi--t
I la- r w i
TW i liirli-H m titanii'l'T,
irh rt l.' HTj
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i .thf W-.rklltMll-liU- i-:.. "' : - a:. Bl:i
V tin- k.n-l v imi' . - r 1 1- - tun U- i t. Oiil
ih-- m-inur tit i-nti ih- I' " '
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U-i-n rarof .i.-- v-n I rt- th - 'tir-'r with nil ru--. 'i h
thi- nml
tir.-t It mk m-iiv iUt tln a;.r .:h-r Pr-.
wilh civ. ii ijuanii-y -f :i;'!'-" i a t iiuif.a...! w . : t,
mufti lr t:i-T ti(i rx fitcf.
r-.-. i t w.il out'-r ' ' '- ' "'" ti-m
ni '.fh'-t Mi.l.
Thi.-1-V..u i-an maV.- t! i-'- r n u wjuit it. rc !
h.'n vou watil it; sua in qaauTili"- txuia oi.-- ja,'i;oa lt
luarn-..-. ,. , , .
F-.tirth "With i -vn cm .r. nrC urrant.( ..frr;r.
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f.llh - ilhitr Um'VuUmo fci ti;; !iMr fr-fli ami
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w ill ii il..- r.-a. 1. - I a. I-- a:- i
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taruicr WfjuM it' witli. ut it ?
Ht.uOM v.f.s ' i r".ve.
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hour with l... ia.-n. 1 -an uiai-M v-ur i.ai-ro.t I
I vli-r :hll 1-- all f-uit Kr-.w-r,. f t I ..1 i -.nr.; .1
lat- r. I -;m uiar tl.ut.-f..- ir .ll- ' "f r'i t. ." u-n
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wi.l kr.-l- uue 3 rar wun a..t. r i.- i.- t i"- -. a: .1.- --....
J.ill.S M HiMllK.
pT. I. -I is. Jut l- ::.
V W O Hiei"- T.nr M il. p t hm'.and have
a,.l.l tiiro, alia tlr.l-tird I rt"'i'-i:i"i-- A. tli.-j arr
a in.:. 1. I-II.T l-.a-l,. i.n l I. llrr 1. --t.1.. M M tl.an tl,
. tl.tr kil.-1. wc anow ll.'-v will .-i. i.Uttj al--uMjf of
Hi-in ... f ,"-irf-..f ti r j:-..
l.. hav. fix ot th .-tti.-r kii.-l. l-ur. a. w-. .aid b. ft-re,
..... 1. 1 w....-t !(.-k al ih. m alon-' ! f
lours, Vi-ry l'..si-lu'ly. u M Jl CUNT .
V .fS-.W. II .ST- W S. Jll.l U:. 1.'
Ms. W. Ct tfirK. K: 1. o: i - II -ir.-s 1.1- irr.ai plea
urr lo ln-1 i.' !'-.- tioli. ui r.-.--."ii....-:ii. I. .
...ir intaiualur l-at.-nt I . ! r Mill. Ai.v f. r-. n . 1 1.:..
ina-w ...! r !- t'. .1 pr .- ' ' l"- -"..!.- 'i. a
Ih.v .ro.-nr.- or. ..f ..-ur u,-w Mi-. I lie m:l!lv iui-1 . .-ii-
rtv-nr lm.i.;.-n. i n-rii ii ... -u-- : iii-
ii-Mi.:- in i-- A;M.---.jli I Ii.itp ln.liiltir oiio
-ar. it ha. ami-ly ri a.-l no- lor wli-.l it ----t. i :.-r . a
,so.t thr..u.-li --ii - I '.- o. .i- I. ill- s i I'-s liii- ..- lo ft-r-ml.iati-n.
an loin 1- (-r- -r..-t w..l !..r.. -r th.in that
pr-t.lH.-rd through tlio ....i f.l.i.-t.-i.l lli.l.t-.-iu the T-ry
tHt-t th.it it i- n. -r- It.-, tro-n r-.inmrl. wh.- h a.w;,T. .x.
a tro-l.-Ti- t.. a-i.litv. ai.-l m-li' it in Dl .i-y iii.tai-r- - i.,r
dolullc u.. luur-. rr-i- tlluily. U st!-,i,, V.
This i o-eeriily. tt-at 1 pur. 1 d ' f I' l.ii-lr- tli. in
Oil. l.. r. ls.'.-J. . it. of liirkok's -;.t.nt Ci-I.r Miil.. an I
hast-h-,.1 it ill um e.-r . Ii- r. rl rlly -a:--e- -1 aitli it
mT-o If. I pae n.- h-sital--n in t r ii'-ii.-iii it a t.tt u--ful
an.l ia.lii-nsNl-l. Ma.-I.inr to ihr f.nii.-r-. Uuii ii,
on.uii'Q and Lw.. I. -y. -nn ni from ti,-- I., si . I .-irr--l
of no. .1 ndrprr .lay. ra.y. Mni nr nrichl-or. hair
pur.-h-imsl .imilar Ma.lnu. .. 'ill.- Mil- V- 1-,-n v-!-.-ai:y
iinir.TMi .inc.. i l..o,;li mm... V. o. W Allli.
.Hay H. l-j4. Hi H- y. D -I.wurt- t'ounty, i'a.
1 htrrt.y rrrtif. tha 1 hale U.-.-I W. 11. Ilickok'.. Im-pr.iT.-d
r.-rtal.le t i-lr Sl.ll. un-t --.-ii-i-l.-r it a t.-:ii.-.Mh in
Trntion in tti- rr.-n. ni. i-r tun.-. The ii-ler i.rlr.nrr an-1
orttrr than tii.it n.-.tl-'in II. H-uii ruy. I i.ui a. .. i-ira.- d
with It. and hon..l ho ,inwii:inz to pari Willi o t-,r nun.
a pr. nnunion tho a-ivan.-. d c-.sl. .1..I1NS llll.t:.
Ju 1. .' . I'- rtlaud. I t.
a o.M.-r.- Ihtinon. hue-trod S.lTor ALsIa'.. ar.1 llipl.-tna.
hav- b--.li itoii to mv Mill wtliiti il:.- ia f--ur y.-t.r..
ei-Tlii. t 1 1 oornpi.-. ainut -Jl f,-,-t l.y Z tVt. and I
4 f-.-i l.ih, w.-ii;hiiialiH I'.., i. ei.iy w-iy poti.tl-io aa-i
conTrnH.nt.- 1 111 1. K till.
Adilr.se, W.O. IlIl KOK, A-J.nt E.. , rks,
lli.rri-t.iirs. Pa.
For mb hf JOSKPII M'KAIHiiN. Iwi.our.
This Way, Ladies and Gentlemen ! .
Fur fvid, durubtr, chfiip aud Inuutijttl I'irtures.
tlllln ol) c Likenesses of a v-rv supe
rior quality on a r.ew and improved plan, far
snrpassins the Uaeut rreotype. They are not
reversed, hut show evcrylhiii'; in its true posi
tion are with.-ut the slare ot the llamierreo
tvpe, and hence may he seen in any view ;
liiey are taken in one liiih of the tune of a
l)ai;uerreotvpe, and iherelore hener for takin-r
small Children, which require but a serond in
a bright li-:ht. and on dark or rainy davs are
taken as quick as DaiTiieri-eotypes iu the clea
rest days; they are far more dural le than any
picture ever made hy lisht.heinp; taken on plate
lass to which another plate of the same is
hermetically sealed with an indestructible -cement,
hy which the picture retains its bril- '
ltancy for apes; and it will not corrode by
acids, nor be injured by weather or climate, i
Copies of liapiei r. otvpcs, Oil Paintings,
En-jravinss.cr any oilier object whatever. are '
made by this process finer than by any other '
known. If?" Portraits sot ineleran- frames i f ;
morocco, or fancy cases, rjold lockeis, breast
pins, fincer rtnss, fir. Ac. at short notice. j
Also, lia-euerrrot) pes which for true ;
andfailhlul life likenesses are not surpassed. '
I tt"Of eilhrri'.f the above mentioned species
of Portraits, the value is undeniable. They
lighten the sorrows of absence or deaih, by
granting us to behold a beloved relative or
prized friend almost asdistinctlv a if present, i
Mother! father! sisters! brothers! friends!
what would yon not Rive it the faces of the
lost miaht still an I ever smile upon yon as
in life! Then prornre Portrait' ere loo lair!
Charges moderate, and Likenesses wariali- 1
ted tn please. Dacnerreotvpes, Pamtines. ,
Drawinss te. copied. Out-door Views and
Miniatures of Deceased Persons taken at the
shortest notice. I s Remember ihe place
Room in Beaver's biiilUintj. next theTefc-raph
office.Lewisrnirr;. M'f'A RTY, Artist. .'
WE STI DY TO FI. EA $ E.
New O-tNlrr Item ii ura nt 1
rpiIE subscriber has opened aSaloon in the
I basement of lh Washington llonse, (en-
.iain.c .,n .11 im ooor north or Market. Un l
is prepared to serve up OY-STVKS. all amis
ot J fi.. and almost fveryth-ns tn the Uaiinr;
line, at any lim of d,iv. and evening.. He
asks a share of th. pui,:,c r.trr nare. '
Jn. TO, i'5:m UAVin litnR
Administrator's Notice.
WIIEUKA-". Letters f Administraiion -o
the rstme -f Al.EAAMitK I T.M.
MIMiS. late . f Milrlinbur?. d'eeasul, have
been granted lo ihe ondersigt.nl, all pernors
knoviinK iheuiselves iti.'ebtf .1 l' said tate
lire r.que. te.l to make immediate paymen',
nnd th.ise havin; claims npon il will present
Ihrm properly ainheiiticati-d fur settlement.
JAMr'.S W.S.VMIS, Adiuiiiisirator.
March .. !e:17. !
Seal Estate.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, AT
ll HLIC SALK.
-J )V an Alias order of the Orphan' Court
J of l ui-n couuly, 1 will ei; i,e to ia.e
on ihe premises, on
TiM-Salay. VitU May iinl.
coininenciii!? at ten o'clock it. il.e f-jrencon,
the Mlowini; Ueal Estate, v.:
Tlii: ".MANSION FAIIM" r,f tlm
laic iu. ilat-u Jr., i.l Kelly 'I p. l'in.,n Co.
I. , ad l'.. i - lan-'s of Uaviil lie in lev. Jar o:
II ii in in. I, Mrs. M (Jiuie, ai.d Josej ii i.u.rr,
arid coiiiait.in?
m Acres
The Farm is mi-M'y of the Cisi iuai.iy nf
.,il and Mii-ler p.-i-ii inipri.vew.tnt.haiir-ai ni
,'o. aie.l on the i!iv.-r toad ibout l.a t a n.; e
Houi I.ewisl.uig. 'Ihe In, rn.veiuei.ts aie
1INK HANK IIAltX,
Paarlv new. a t.-jti r- y I tame IlweiliiteM,
Hi use, a I.', rn l!-.us..'a . ;.g B fhcilj.i
an-! oilier iitcessarv Oiittuililn-r a i.e.er
! a i : : n fT prn.s . f W an r in ihe I'eliar Ki!rha
ai. l a Well viiiii I'liiopin the Uarnyard ar !
r,, a tht.v.i-s; jo'.t.R Apple 'rt har-l. a:
it? can 1- m n:r st ..! the e!d..
'.S Tl - Farm il! I e . ffered as a h. ,t r
in i arts fi u:t t-urcL."Ner.
'J'i r:i;s teas
i-le.ar.d will !e ma.:e Known
r.l s;i'e.
I'erso.is w;shinw to view the premises nr-;
r-.;-ies!f! to ea.l i-n ihe Ailtnu.istrator, or on
J.rth Muser, f.f.vr the premises.
II t.OH V. S1IELLKK.
A iministrat-.r of V. W iitos Jr dei-'i
April 1H5.7
a-.4,roit IH;.T A -'esua'-e
i 1 at. i.ou- ici:iipie-t by R iil.- n y it
s-nit !e f.-r a arpeuter ord-.-per, Apply at
the -Oil-. :,:.-' Diii. e.
I..--., isiim;. I e:-. W7if
DEblRAI'LE BUILEIICG ICTS
iu .l.i:.-" t-t .- st-osh 'Out i
4 siitei, a ; .: ie i.i.d a half trooi Mar.t:.
A .so
S u.a ycu.m stitrel OL.v twu squar-e? Ti r.i
.Maru-i.
I I"ri" a1. -v ar- VvcT 1. n. well i(r.'ti
an-i a-.aiic'.l i" tui!i:? piny-
V. 11. .M.MS'rii"NG.
Ac'.iit Uxr o: V"m. Af.ii:ri U'C .1
IJT.vituriT, Vrrh 12.
imsn sin .
W 1 pui'-iiii' re i.f an -r!t r t f fh Or; i.Jirs'
J r..urt of I'l.isTi unry. be ry- 1
u, p.ii.J.r n. e n rrU'uy. Ilto "2 llll
lay i' iiw'xt. ai i-u uc . f
il. in.'- J.u '-0 jui'jr, ir.'Pii-i:. i:i W hi:-iJc-T
Tiu ii -ii p. 1 .if., ci-'iirv. ;i i--rin-i
vnaletn.fM f'l'J m Hi ;k LAND
4f"y.-- Mtn.Te i n a.ii tt.'.wi hin ti - i-..ul". ,
j1; t "!t:t!- l-v lar.t's of Ai!af;t Hain't
yM!.v iia-! Ki c'eiiiaii .r.ij oi r, n-r.-ta:i,::i-'
1 1 ! A'r'E 'i h-f is
Mif ii fn vaid irjif-I all quaJirv of 'Vi ruber.
J'r r-st.n lifir-'U-s , ! purr ha.'-iiiiT t; ml ir iantt,
' . rij ,t ! lii-.r iMrrf -t t at'crid tV.t? salr.
I s:n . irncT ran he divi ird into ?mai!er
puces i sun p'lrchaspr?.
tiae ii Jut'ub Svphrr, .!i-r-as- J.
'JYr;'i f ;i f. 10 j-t rent l wn at thf 'f -e
cf n, and iIip balanr at The cni.liriiiri'i 'n
ot" the aie at the May Term .liown; a.r
lo ct nin.ence at lit V!r( lc A. M- of w.d dav.
A nil AH AM S. CYPHER.
CHAKl.Ks HOriK.NM EIX.
A -fm'rs Joutb tphtr dtaastd.
Marrh I rf . 1.137.
Sheriff's Sale.
BY virtue oi' a writ of Vend. Ex. is
sue 1 nut vi the C'.'Urt i t" i.'i'nin.nn lla
of I'lii'-n ci tir.rv and to n e dirrc trt!. I wi'l
exp' e l' Public bale at li.c huu.se vi Vzvi i
MoytT, in IIr.ii!tu n, on
Fri?t, Apr;r-2, 1-?5T,
a; TO no!. rk, A M-, to wif :
-Nu. t. .A rertain tract cf I, an-1. 5; ua:e m
Hartley towiish:p, n un'j atiTeai'1. t'oiuuUd
ea'-t aiti.! i'ii'h l-v iands cf tircrire Eraucher.
wrt by public road, and m-rth by lands of
Joi.athan B.atte. coiitamin? halt" an acre
more t le. the appurtenances.
. A li t or trart i f Land situate in the
tow nship and county ar-reaid. brunded east
by lan U of Jnhn t-iovt r, n r:h and went by
Ian. Is cf .lacub L'cMri'ti, and smuh bv land of
Michael rhnnre. containing five acres more
or Jess, wiih tlte uy purieiiance.
t''';' !, laneu in t xecutioo and to be soM a
the prcpertv ( f I.fri Snrnltr.
lAMEll. Ul 'I.DIX. Sheriff
Sheriff's Oihce, J,ewiburg, March 17, I57
ORPHAXS CCURT SALS.
V;i:i:K.i;i.V to an 1 rrfcr cf th? Orphans'
'o-irt nf I'ninii county, will eiposril
u. pul-i.c sa!f, i.n ihe prr mtses known a. tlir
-Mansion Farm" i t s.VVl'EI. M't'LEI.LEX
derrasnl, situate in Bntfalrr township, I'mon
county, l':i.,comiri:nciiie at 10 o'clock A.M. of
Thursiln, the .'HVi iLiy rf April nixt,
all t'uat mi sstiai;. and tract of Land situate
in liull.iloe township aforcsaiii. a Ijoining
lanils of h.irs i f John Steans drc'ir, nf Wir.
Irvin ilcr'tl, ( f I'hilip Knnp!e dee'd, an.l laniir
of M m. Spatz and Dan'l Eni;elhari,crnta.n.iii
11-2 Acres laZ
wilh the appunenances. It is all cicartj ar
m a ood state of ciiItt-at:ott .x.-'-pt
:abi tit 20 acrrs of Wooila:i I. It
v irnprovpinctits are a twn rt
frame HOl'SE, a BAKX. t-iS'l 1
Wrii -l Water, ami a large jsex ORCHAHV
with all kinds of Fruit. 2
This valiia!-!' property t. be sola as a t '..!.'
nr divide.! into lots as may suit purihi5trs
terms made known at saie hv
SAMI EI. M'CLELLEX. Ei-rtiifr.
MARY A. M'CLELLEX. Ei-cuir.x
Feb. 2S, 1 S.-.7 tf estaie of s.M'fWii
$1,200 a Year:
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