ITrruishnrg Cjironidf.
O. W. WORTFN lc J. B. CORNELIUS.
, ih trirk4 rwneu-.
m. hu tbe larae.! aud UeH
tMuUtioB offtnv MfVtpapMr In Laion CoaiilT.
""" , . " " " , . ,: i The Platform of Principle! having been
Freedom, nationaIjSIavcry, sectional! : rcad) tbe fullowing Uo,olutiuns wer, pre.
U appeal from the five SlavckJdins Supreme , seuteJ sustaiued by impromptu remarks
Court JuJgtixa the i'tupLE or l'ixLvit! . fr0m different members aud unanimously
for Goternor. j adopted :
D4VTr WI "liri'P i KtJvel, That tbe declaration of polit
A' 1U ' llvlVF JL , ;ca. rtinuiLicg promulgated bv tbe inde-
or hradfiikd voiyrr.
Canal CoiuiulMsiunrr,
WILLIAM MILLWARD,
or nrrt.ADKr.rniA.
Fur Jad.jtt of the Suprtme Court,
J VKM'ir, of I'nveKe Co.
JO.SUI'II J. I.i;Vl.s,or heNlrC
James B. Stedmah, Esq., now of Ohio,
(formerly of Lewisburg, Pa.) is appointed
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, vice Geo.
W. Mannypenny.
L.The Leeislature of Michigan has
appropriated One Thousand Dollars, and j V,ivtd, That jAME3 Veich ,nd
Massachusetts a much larger sum, to be , Joseph J. Lewis, as eminent and unim
used, under proper regulations and safe- peachable lawyers, and not as mere party
guards, for the relief of their oppressed ' politicians, bavo earned for themselves a
people lb Kansas. I reputation which will do honor to the
j Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
JyStatc Election! in New Hampshire, j JCexdvcd, That without regard to mere
Rhode Is!and, Connecticut, and Wisconsin, I
and municipal elections in several other
Northern States, show (in proportion to
votes polled) rather an increase than a
falling off iu the Republican party strength.
Tbe Election in St. Louis, is a remark
able sign of the times. Tbe New England
and German elements in Northern Missou- !
ri, are working powerfully for throwing off i
., - , li i l o .i i
the incubus of Slavery, while tho Southern ,
portion is trying to strengthen it by sub-
duing Kansas. Courage, Republicans ! I
lianeai and Missouri if the Aorth will
remain true to her faith may both be on
the side of Liberty in I860.
ley The situation of public morals in
California continue to be more deplorable,
if possible, than ever. They have in effect
repudiated a large portica of their public ; 10 reeaum e sun trust mat amiverance
, , ! may come to ber from some quarter.
Ue:- KesohcJ, That in Wm. V. Packer we
From Central America, various rumors recognizc one WUJ fjr a quarter of a cen.u
continuo. Reinforced as he often is from ; ry has been intimately connected with the
America, in defiicoe of our treaty obliga-; ('anal operators by whose speculations the
tions, the fillibustcr Walker koeps up bis i State has been losded with debt while
army, and murder and every lesser crime ! ,ly Lav0 fatBeJ alnco ; and that
-,. ,i ( .i. . i- . . j . ; in him also we recognize the man who at
are rile through that distracted country I,,. ... , .,b , .- ,.. , ,
. . .... j Cincinnatti moved the adoption of tue Plat-
Mcsico and Spain have, it is believed, . form witB0Ut the crossing of a t or the
settled their difliealty, to the sorrow of dotting of an i." For both these reasons
those who huped it -would afford the j we oppose his election as prejudicial to the
"national democracy" an opportunity to bcst intorcsts ot our commonwealth, and
teal another Slave State.
"Tin Soctii." We have received the j
first number of a neatly printed paper with !
kia aiato, akKl IS pUDHStlCd (ISlIV, '
in Kicbmotia. lraiDia. bv 1 toper A. I rvor. ,
who will be, also, its editor. The first j procure SPEAKERS fbrthat occasion,
nam bar contains a variety of miscellaneous j THE M il
matter, and several able political articles, j rr-i i ,, ' r .rv
, ' , . . . . .,,1 i he sale oi the Jain iiine ot the public
Mr. I rvor denies that "The South wul : . , , , . . ,.
be in the interest of any clique or iudivid-! w,,rks' w,,h ,he rprobition of U
oal, and reaffirms his "resolution to main- j "bo ot directly or indirectly tntcres
tain an independent attitudo, and to ac-' ted in the patronage which the Canal
knowledge no subserviency but to the 1 Board dispenses aunually among those
rights of the Smtli and the prineifM , hose ac,j0D, arc controlled by the seven
the Democratic irfirtu." II 'athiwjn L mun. e i j c l
. , v J ' ' principles, of the five loaves and two fishes.
Buehaian s organ.) : ' L , , . , ,
v i v. .11 . iri , 1 For many years we opposed the sale of tbe
No doubt, shju'd a paper bo rubliahed i ... . , , .
a . a ... .l x.. m .r . titililie wurss, &udrr the impression that
devoted "to the rights of Thi NoaTit,' , , . ' ,, K.
, they would eventually pay better. Rut
it would be howled at by sham democracy ' ,.J, . . .
.., .... i , this hope must be abandoned as regards
as ''eeelionai and "treasonable. ; . : ,. ....
. tbe main line, which is getting worse ev-
StSuThe few coming years, the Jidoss ; erv year.
of oar Supreme Courts will have much j For years past the Canal Commission-
influence in the grapple between Freedom ers have used every expedient to keep the
aud Slavery. In the dnys of '76, most of , real stato of facts from the knowledge of
the Judges leaued to the Tory eide they , the people, and make up their reports
prated and pleaded fur "Loyalty," just as j accordingly. Rut, unfortunately for them,
their spiritual successori now do for "Do-, the result of their statements do not tally
moeracy." Hnrrily, the Foplr can new w;th those of the Auditor General, who
elect tltir own Judyes. Judge Ksox has j j. a disinterested cfiicer. A writer in the
epoued tho cause of Freedom. Elect I Philadelphia fiuttetin shows, by facts and
Messrs. Yeech and Jos.J.Lewis, and we flgareS) that the main line does not even
ehali havo the majority ot tne bupreme
court of Peuusjlvaiiia on lbs right eido.
California Appointments. The
Fadural appointmeBts in California, a State j
who population ia full ooe-balf northern j
jrisn, and whose industrial and solid pro-
gress is almost entirely due to the working '
men of tbe North, who bave made their j
Loraes there, are as follows : I). F.
Washington, of Virginia; Frank Tilford, j
of Kentucky ; Dameron, of Mieisiippi ; j
Hay, of Texas ; Oliver, of Louisiana ; !
Walter, of Mississippi ; Dorsey, of Gator- j
gia; Hastings, ot Missouri; Larr, ot
Louisaaa.
tS' President Buchanan has appointed
John W. Whitfield, (late Border Ruffian
Delegate to Congress) Itegisterof the Land
Office, and Daniel Woodson, (late Porder
Koffiun Seoretarj of the Territory) Receiv
er of l'ablio Moneys for the " Delaware
Land District," Kansas Territory.
Slriugfollow announces himself a can
didate for delegate to Congress.
E President Pierce is now in Philadcl- j Loder the proposed amend
phia, where he intends to remain some ! ment" ,0 the Constitution, Union will be
weeks in tbe hope of benefiting tho health j entiIed to on Member in her own right ;
of his wife, whioh has bcea bad since tbe I ""1 wouId rrefcr t0 tDPT U w nd Bot
loss of her son shortly after tbe election of I be liuked (ut"essirily) with a eounty
Mr. Tieroe to tbe Presidcney. j s,relab'D8 wa7 5 or 60 miles,with which
I gj,a UM n0 business or other interest. Let
Lee, a Virginia ex-Clerk in the Pension j ,Tery count. be ind.pendcnt as possible,
office at Washington, who, a few weeks j Tbe Free Banking bill providing for
ago shot Mr. Hume, bas been acquitted. , baiikiog on State Stocks, deposited with a
Murder don't seem to be a crime over there proper offiocr was defeated in tbe House,
in Washington. j but subsequently reconsidered.
Ncgatiations bave again been opened A. ui" before Ihe House for separating
with Mr. John A. Washington, in regard . lne office of Superintendent of Common
to tbe purchase of Mouut Vernon by the Sh-ols from that of Secretary of the Com.
State of Virginia. I nionwcallb, as it ia in most of tbe States.
Hew. J. E Bra'.?, of Danville, will
'' taring take chge of the Groveiuout
lioardtr-g School at l'heonixville, Pa.
worth only fr.y eents.
I W1LMOT & LIHEUTY!
I I'ureusut to notice, a meeting of citizen
i of Laviiburg and vicinity convened in Am-
mom' Hall, evening of 4th ioit. Thomas
. M.shit wis appointed Chairman, with a
! r .
number of assistants and secretaries.
t tvndent nnvfttmn of freemen at llarria-
burg on tie 25lh u!t., meets our hearty
I approval.
' JtetulttJ, That the name of David
! Wilmot is iuiperisliably associated with
that of Thomas Jefferson' in tho patri
otic work of endeavoring to prevent the
i -
spread of the blighting evil of Slavery
over U. 8. Territory once free.
Hemlced, I hat in WILLIAM iM ItLVARD
for Canal Coniiiiisinner, we recognize an
American who at Washington manfully
sustained the cause of Republican princi
i it ..I . -1 pi
Pws ana weaatea iw. oi oiavery ag-
parly name whether as bigs, Amen-
cans, Republicans, or independent Demo
crats we heartily support both the cause
aud tbe candidates of the late Union Con
vention. RfM.htd, Tbat we call upon the friends
of freedom everywhere to renewed efforts
in the never-dying cause, and by the early
an(1 systematie diffusion of eorreet infor-
f,ion r""ePare th hc,arts ?f the '
the groat contests before thcru.
TM tbe 0.erwbelm;ug v;cto.
rics of ,ha Opposition in the only Slate
Elections held this year, happily prove
thut their spirit n undaunted by defeat.
Freedom- battle, once begun,
P..-ii,ieatlied from bleeding eire to ann,
Though baffled oft, i eter wosvu
Jie$olved, That although the hypocriti
cal cry uf " ltuchaDan iireekenridge and
Free Kansas" has apparently been effec
tual in cbeatiug Kansas out of her right
io tue cause oi numan nocrcy.
Oa motion, it was KetoheJ, That we
j arfjourn, to hold a fUBLIC MEETING
. .
i i a. : J rr
; PU9tain itself, under the mananccment of
the State, and is therefore of no value to
the Commonwealth.
Tbe Canal Commissioners claim a nett
profit for the year 1856 amounting to
$082,596 42.
On the other hand, the writer referred
to, shows by the reoord the following :
Loss on the Columbia road $22,003 46
" " X'ortage " 99,834 22
812,887 68
Deduct profits on canal portion, 44,611 26
Total loss on Maine Line, $268,246 32
MBThe Legislature is making progress
with the Appropriation Bill.
The Apportionment Bill lingers. One
passed in Sonata adds Perry to our Sena
torial District : our increase of population
not having kept pace with the rest of tbe
State, another county is therefore added.
Juniata and Snyder are put in one district
with one Representative, and Union and
Lycoming is one district with two Itcpre-
I The two offices bavo bo community of in
terest, and the change should doubtless be
made, forthwith.
We have observed nothing else of par
ticular iatereeit to cur readers in the pro. j
cedings.
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE
The Sure Road to Fame and Fortune.
We take it tu be a demonstrable fart that
no discovery or invention worth advertising
at all can be advertised loo extensively. The
roan whose menial vision is darkened by mi
serly instincts, whose soul lies in his breeehe
pocket, cannot understand this ; ami if such
anone in his mole-like gropings,should chanee
upon some new and useful truth, he would be
afraid to take thesure road to celebriely .which
lies through the columns of the press, let he
should be ruined by the tills. What a con
trast does the brilliant and beneficial career
of Prof, ltolloway present to the Wind stupid
ity of such a man. Having perfected, after
many years of laborious research and experi
ment, two remedies which he knew, with pos
itive certainty, were absolute specifics for
nearly every internal and external malady in
cident to humanity, he determined at once to
give them a wider publicity than any other
medicine had ever attained. His motive was
noble and benevolent. He felt lhat he posses
sed the power of mitigating suffering and wa
ging sucessful war with diseases heretofore
unconquerable, and like a good champion he
feerlessly entered the lists. Had he been mo
ved by avarice instead of philanthropy he
could not have taken a surer or shorter pain
to wealth. The plan of advertising prepara
tions, which actually aceomplulud M that em
piricism had ever promised or medical otiho
itiu? attempt, of eouraa i.ruted aelf n-muorratlva. Ha
flrawlvil aaera natian with Ilia aclrrrtiemtita. ha pTji
dad tba whola arorid with hi miKjirinaa. and tha world
Tipail titin with n thower of gold. WVaarily iVioTa thnt
ttirra ia no poitniMa maaoa of diKacmiaatinij: ioformatinn
amontr ram that ha haa not adopted ID glf ing uotortetj
to hu Pill and ointment.
Tha Hun. Mahlon licki-n!nn. of Sew Jeraay.onae aalir
Ica1!7 likanad Ilia nnlf to hix flaaftalfs. and wa hava lit
tla doubt that if the wn flairatatTa Uolloway would eon
triaa to haaa a hit of bunting nailed to each with hi
nania and addrea iuarribed upon it. In fart, au h ia tha
antrrpriM and irrapri-saibta energy of tlie man, that wa
ahonlil ararraly be auroriiied to h-ar of tha virtue of hi
medicim-a hainr; lnieribed on the desert aandn of mid
Afrira or traca,! in the eternal enow that rap tha peaka
of tha And,-. Hi e-ntral ofnrc far thla hamiphere (ha
mmpa out hi ailrartiaine; cround by brmiphereal K) llai
den l.ane. baa ooiy been eatabli.bad about two year,and
yet probably there are not Are hundred aditlta out of our
population of thirty million who have not heard of Hoi
loway'a Pill and Ointment. Be thia aa it may. it ia a
tattteal fart, verified by the book of tha etablibment,
that more than half a million of peraona have within that
purrhaaed the preparation at the New York Offlra and
It Country Airenriee. Could the amount of good they
have effeetej in that period, in the United State alone,
be computed and plared on reeotd. il would cf itelf form
one of the proiidevt monument of suree to wairh seal
oua phi!aothropy on the one banj and popular apprecia
tion, on the other ,hare ever contributed. A. 1'. iAjy &xtk.
Elcrflon ewa.
Tbe snow storm of lost Monday was
widely extended, and the snow was repor
ted to be eiijhteen inchet deep at Dunkirk,
fen at Eimira, four at Lewisburg, ke.
Oceurring on an Election Day, it nudo a
small vote among the rural population of
Connecticut, while in the cities and villa
ges it made no great difference. The
following are tbe returns of Elections
held that day :
St. Louis, Tuesday, April 7 Incom
plete returns from tbe city election held
yesterday show the following result for
Mayor :
Wimer, (Emancipationist) 431
Pratt, (Democrat) 3380
Lane, 16U6
A large number of Americans voted for
Wimer. The majority of tbe other candi
dates on the Emancipation ticket will
probably be elected. Wimer's majority
will be about fifteen hundred.
CO. N no - -..mmfn.
u..vmn returns of the election bel l
I yesterday show a Republican majority iu
mo oeiinio ana i louse, me following
persons have been elected to Congress iu
this State: Arnold, Dem., in the Second
District ; Clark, Rep., in the First District ;
Dean, Opp., in the Third District; while
tbe Fourth District is claimed by both
parties. The Opposition State Ticket is
elected.
CixcmwATi. At the municipal elec
lion held in this city yesterday, N. W.
Thomas, Citizeus' Candidate for Mayor,
aud Rellamy Storer, Citizens' candidate
for Judge of the Supreme Cuutt, were
both elected over C. J. W. Smith and E.
j J. Ferguson. Democrats.
I Cleveland Tbe municipal election
j which took place yesterday, iu this city,
J went in favor of the Democratic eandi-
! dates by two hundred majority.
I New Orleans. Tbe entire American
city ticket for District Judges has bees
: elected, although it is probable tbat the
I Democratic candidate for Associate Judjie
of tbe Supreme Court has been elected.
Portland. The Republicans have
eleoled their candidate for Mayor of this
city, by four hundred majority. Tbey
have also earritd their ticket for City
Couneils.
j CniCAOO. Scattering returns, which
have been received from Wisconsin, indi
cate tbe re election of Whitson, the Re-
publican candidate for Chief Justice, by a
I decided majority.
RHODE ISLAXD The following is
i the vote for Governor :
Dyer (Opposition) 9,600
Potter (Administration) 5,100
Tbe Opposition was divided on some of
the other State officers, but tbe Legisla
tor is four to one Opposition, and will
elect the Republioan candidates. Both
the Republican candidates are elected to
Congress Durfee by 3,500 majority, and
Brayton by 800 majority. Rhode Island
is foremost for oivil as she was for religious
liberty, i
The Americans and Whig, of Richmond,
Virginia, elected their municipal ticket,
on Wednesday by a majority of over 2 to 1.
Chicago, Tuesday, April 7. A bloody
affray took place yesterday at the depot of
the Michigan and Southern Railroad,
between a policeman named John Potter
and a gang of Irish hotel runners. Oue
of tbe participants named Patrick Brown
was instantly killed. Two others whs
were wounded are not expected to live.
Tbe Coroner's inquest which was held on
the body, returned a verdict tbat the act
was eommitted in self defonce, and Mr.
Potter was set at liberty.
The Democratic Vess contains intelli
gence of the massacre of white settlers at
Spirit Lake, Iowa, by a band of Sioux
Iudians. Agent Flandreau started with
a company of troops from Fort Ridgely
on tha 17th nit. Fifteen of the settlers
are reported missing.
The Supreme Court ef this State bas
recently decided that the several coun
ties of the Commonwealth are liable for
the cost occurring from tbe arrest aud
imprisonment of drunkards.in the boroughs
and towns within their limit.
& AVEST BRANCH FARMER-APKILja 1S57
Adjourned court Proclamation. I
Whereas, the lion. Abraham S Wilson. Pre-
sideni judge for the 20th Judicial UiMr.ct of!
IVnn.y'van.a. composed ot Ihe counties of I
rnionf Milll,,, and Snyder, and Philip Ruble j
and John W.Si.nolon,rJsq's, Aociate Judges
for l.n.on county, have issued .heir precept, I
bearing date the day of February, 157. :
and to me directed, for the holding of a Court
of Common I'leasat Lewisburg for the coun.y
of Union ou the seecd Mon.l .y of May ne...
(being the 1 l.h dav)IH57.and to continue one i
weekfNOTICE is merefore hereby giver, ,,
... . ... : . i : ,u. :
lllles.ies ann an persons mieimcu in ihc
Issue List, to be then and there present and not ;
dep.rttw.ih.Mit leave. Jurors' are requested
. ... . ,...i,. , , i,. ,.m.
Given under my hand and seal at the Sher-
ifl -a Olliee ... Lewisburg. the 9,h day of April
A. D. I857.and in the seventy-ninrh year of i
the Independence of the U.S. if A inerica.
(iod save Hie t commonwealth :
DA.MKL I). GLLIII.V, Sherift".
Racine & Htsslssippl R.R. Company ,
IEX per Cent. Farm Jlortsase BnnJs. !
1 We invite the attention of all who desire
a perfectly safe and certain Ts Pr.it Ckt !
. a i. i-
.......iiniint i ti r .irtTi .iinri7a7r nimut ii
.i.;.. u...t .rliirh w ittTrr for sale. Thirsp 1
Honds are secured by mortgage on farms in )
the immediate v.ciniiy of the road, as well as I
by the Bond of the Railroad Company. They j
,e redeemable, and will be pa.d, in May Y.I. i
The InterestCoupons will be paij in May and !
Nov. of each year, at our otf.ee. j
Tl.eroadisl36mileslon?,and86milesare
now finished and in operation. The remaining ;
50 miles are progressing rapidly to completion!
and it is confidently enpected lhat the whole (
of the road will be opened in the course of the j
present year. The business on that part !
which is now completed has proved much j
greater than was anticipated, and there can I
be no doubt the whole road when open w.ll be j
a handsomely remunerative enterprise.
The roa 1 is advantaseously situated as will
he seer, hv the Man. and its connections are
such as to insure it an immense amount of;
both freieht and passenger business. The fin- ,
ancia! condition of the road is as follows :
Stock Cah Puhaeriptlon
Town and 0nty Subscription
Farm Mortgage
. nan.ooo
MO.ooO
l.filai.not)
S,-2lMtNHI
l.l.O,(MIO
Bonded Indebtedae $10,000 par mile
$4,St0,niM
The nett earnings for the year 1856 were in
round numbers $119,000. The cost of that
part of the road that is in use was $l,3tlo,iun.
It therefore earned over 9 per cent., and lhat
on an unfinished road. As soon as it is com
pleted to Freeport, 1DI miles, the business will
be vastly increased by the connection which il
there makes with the Illinois Central and
Galena & Chicago Railroads.
We have personally examined this road and
the properties which are mortgaged, and we
olfet the Bonds in the full confidence that they
are perfectly secure and reliable investments.
The Bonds are in amounts of from $100 to
$15.1X10. We will be happy to furnish any
desired information about the affairs of the
roan to tnosr an,, ro. "'""" " ;
icuci ui uinriwisc-. ni a:aa ca a a aa
No. Ml Walnut U, balow fourth, I'ltlL.Mr A.
A number of the above bonds are in the
handi tif the undtrsicned for sale, in I.ewis
burtr. mh 2757 A. K. BELI-.
JURORS
Traverse JuroryAij'HrneI CourttMty 57.
Fmm Wrnt Bnfftthe Geo E Sheary,
neichler. Thos f avlor. Buffafae Daniel M
Renner. Ephraim Campbell, Rubt Strayhorn.
Antt'w lUurksOersham Biddle. Kcili Adam
HazVl.Gen Meixel.Jaeob Meyer. Et Buf.
l.n tBU-a.1. I. 1... !... Ca. f ST
j H Walker, Abram Wolfe.VVm L Harris, AVU.
I finmSos Kleckner. linrthy nd Lnvi
j Jacob Fees. Alva Marsdon. Edw Benner, Israel
! Dearer, John Frederick, Elias Katherman.
j Iswisburg Robt M Muser, Eli Slifer, Josiah
i Baker. Mnterinne Robert Chambers, Simon
Berry, Reuben Royer. White t)err Jo R
Ketler, Wm Stadden, Jacob Meckley. Mifflin
i fturjy John Young, Tho's Guteiiu8, Cha's 11
j Has-senplug
j 1! rami Jurnr$t J ry Term, 1857.
j Buff-doe .nd'w Ruble, Thcmp. Siravhorn.
i Mifflintmrj Jos Boop. John Bilper. Vnifn
; Jacob B.i rn hart, Arch Thomas. West ftuf.
Benev. ,M Reish. East Buf. Leonard.Wolfe.
i Limestone Jno Crogrove. rw Berlin Hv
; D Maize, Chas Cawlcr, Jas INeiman. Lewin-
burg Wm Vanvalzah, Geo llolstein. Joseph
Uri- T niivai-.ail wen innairiu, tiiintini
Or, ThasC Shnrkl-r JohnonVall James
J m r . i7 i -k ii .J
Ka y. Lim'tfnnr Jhn I.eiby. Hurtle u and
,-.ei--A 11 Cummings, Orlando Bingaman.
...h t,,j-l, i," .,..K Hafrr r llin'l
Jacob Hilbish. At.' Jacub liafer sr, Dan'l
Slahl 5d.
Traverse Jurnrn, JUny 7Vrrn.
WAi'te Deer Jon H Robenold, E II H'eikle,
Joel Knnrk sr, P B Kaufman, Jnhn St Clair,
Sa.nl Goodlander. Eaxl liuf. Cvrus Brntrn,
Wm l.indenmuth, Jnhn Oundy, IVler Oelz.
Buffalne James Himmelrichi, Adam Young,
I Francis Wilson, John Diddle. Kew fierlin
' Jas Harrison. Saml Uoop. Ay John Noll,
; Tho's Howard, James Shields, James Moore.
Iswi'bnri; Thos N'esoil. Oeo Sehoch, Wm
Fr.ck. Franklin Caldwell. Jos Me.xel.fi.iml I,
Beck, Solo Ritter. Mifflinburi; Saml Stitzer,
JamesChambers.Berryhill Bell. Limettune
Chris Dauberman.Oeo Chambers. Jnckion
Philip f'ross. Hartley and Lrwit John Deal, ,
Chas Ituhle, David F.llman, Ja's Reed, David 1
Haves, Dan'l Htinsicker. Chr'n ('ann, Chr'n
Re.f, Wm Cook, Jno F Wilson. Union Jona ;
Hummel. Wett Uuffutne Saml Kaufman.Geo
Hanck, Wm Taylor, Geo Kleckner.
B00XSI B00XSH
Great Bargains at the
People's New and Cheap Book Store
of P. NEVIrJS & Co., Lewisbnrg, Pa.
ll
is,..m, one ui me mm. nd) juai hi -
rived fto attend to the business for ihe. I
nresent.) with a large and select slock of
DOOKS of Ihe most varied character, bought ,
at the Trade Sales at the lowest rales, which !
have been added to the already fine stock on
hand, all of which will be sold at correspond-
ing low rates. We go upon the principle of !
quick sales and small profits. Citizens of j
Lewisburg, look to your interest, encourage
this new enterprise. You will find eventually
that you will be the gainers by il. Your town
wants a good Book Store, conducted on the
most modern and approved style. Such we
promise yon, if you w.ll but give us yonr in
fluence and patronage as long as wt sell vou
as cheap and perhaps cheaper than others,
whirh we feel rnnfldent in savino- ,., An I
Ihe enterprise is new. and not yet properly I
organized. We would but ask your kind in i
dulgence and patronage for a short time, and i
we guarantee all we promise in the way of ;
improving. On our shelves yon will find a I
large collection of Sundard and Miscellaneous i
Books to meet the wants and tastes of all; also I
oiAiiui.Lsi 01 every variety, v e nope
to supply you soon with all the Leading News
papers and Magazines at the earliest possible
period, from their connter. 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
clohs or single numbers. Our connexion wilh
the School Book Business, enables us to sell
everything low at either wholesale or retail.
We call special attention to Ihe Public School
Register. The Globes. Pelton's Onilins Maps,
Sanders' and Merril's Elocutionary Chart, ic.
One and all, give us a call, examine our
stock, and judge for yourselves.
Feb. .0,'67. P. NEVUS & CO.
UT.WIOWPBVT C ... ,
NtOOTTHCCEE.
A LL persons knowing themselves indebted
X to J. Schreyer, either by Note or Book j
Account, w.ll confer a particular favor by I
laying me same on or oeiore ine 1st uay of
April next.. J. SCHREYER.
LewisbargTFeb. StX 1M7
' l-lnt. May Term, liM.
Adam Mchrrck aud ciher, v John Rauck
Maiih.as ilsen v. I)..v,d Here
Jhu '".ck " A J O.uo
J'n On Rockalel er vs Abbot W . fc rs
B Christ lor W Cameron vs Oeo A . r.ek
Jh lir.tesinan vs John H J irli wilb not
Jam .'""" U'1'
Sarah .Vui I'tilk vs James L qumn
Becker K YVe.ler vs Uias Sieis
has P K et al vs Adam
M Kling 6 Uates.nans vs i 11 J .elfeo, erler
Samuel Hendersan vs Charles t ronraib
llenrv W Hinder vs baml hiving
- ' , . , ir;t,
Cm sug. M Chamber.m v. Uonuian & L.h
MarUa e.l c vs Jacob Il..rim et .1
Julius V eil fee. v same
(-has II Cook v, I Uos enny
"'" " H V. h. .e w.th notice to g
..owo ..o
same vs same
Mary Jane Flint Ac vs Charles I) Kline
Lafayette Albnt'lil vs John Dalesman
j Montelius Youne jr vs Suizer A- ll'inUinver
t.liristlil(l Uersham vs j,,,,,,,, UeVer et ai
oamei i.aycock s wiiiiam Mo. re
"aniel Rangier jr vs George HousH et al
John VVenzel vs lacks..n M Laugl.lin
l,,hii f HanfT wt )vi. Si.it fr win notice
- ------ -
I'ortertor M r. snriner vs . 11 niiriner wiiu no :
. .... ....... .,
famuel Baker vs John Dalesman
Ll.beth ariz vs David Toye
Hank ot Danville vs Lorenzo P I eed
Mary A Davis vs VV ill.am Dav is
I "'ssel vs Jno kimple s Admrs
rge Wehr vs Ceorge i aust
Oaniel Rangier vs Hasuau ei el. with no
Bank ot Danville vs Chas II ?hriner
""'r.15,'"" VS f. ? Dre,sbach
W T Linn vs F B Marr
lan.el illiams vs Kai.fu.an &. Reber
m M Cleary vs Wm M VanValaah
J-'th P M Cormick vs t.eoi.e J Swartz
Mary h tslibaiigh vs Danl D Guldin et al
Voungroau ,A -Walter vs .Noah W alter
rhc rnton & an alzah vs J..hn Murphy
Knetiel vs lames Mauck
"avid llerost vs JJaniei i.engier
David Baertges vs Alfred Kneass
P.t.r II ......... i nn.i W.ft. a 1 1 ,, , l i; - r
J D Sorver At Co vs Saml and Jos W Shr.ner ;
John DeLong vs Jos ti M'Call
James M .smith vs Robert Chambers i
Charles II Cook vs Byers Si Ruler
Ann Thomas v I'eler Beaver et al j
T Church A Co vs Solomon. Mayer i
Ranck & Roland vs Lambert Banck j
M Geyer's Adm'rs lor Jn Ranck vs A C H'gh
Gen Lippincolt A; Co vs Kanck & Rjland '
V Kosenberg tV t. o vs same
Brooke V Fuller vs same
L B Christ fur W Cameron vs Feier Meinel
Harriet Jenkins vs Merrit Chappel et al
Beck & Reber vs John Zimmerman
same vs David Zimmerman
Charles llarlzel vs Slate Mut Fire Ac Ccmp
To commence Monday, 1 Ith of May
vxioy coi.'xty, as.-
The Commonwealth of Pennsylva
l. . nia
t ) Ye
nia to Mary Ycarick, widow, Henry
iearick, Thomas Yearick, isainue!
Yearick, L'mantiel Yearick. Mary Yearick,
! Susannah Yearick of tMiio, Rebecca Yeariek,
Kachel Yearick, Surah intermarried with Da-
vid H y of Iowa. Judith intermarried with
William 8titzpr, I.vtiia iniermamed wuh
I Peter liny of Ohio now deceased leaving issut
two children nainei John and Mary Hoy of
Ohi., Catharine intermarried with Peter Hoy
cf Ohio, and Elizabeth intermarried wnhOo.
W. Swinef-rd now dead leaving issue one
child named Theophiitis who is a minor and
has George N. Yuunma'i euardian, a i litem,
heirs and lezal representatives of IIENKV
VEAKM.'K,l:ite of the bi.rouh of Mifllinbur?,
Cnmn county, deceat.d Greeting :
hereas. by an Inquest for that purpns
Hulv awarded' bv ihe Orphans' fVitrr ,.f ih
' . . .1 a'., . .. f . 1 .
.... ioreaaJ. tntr rrai estate of th: sa d
Hen iy Yearick was valued and appraised as
fidUiw., to ui' :
So. 1. A Eot on Fmnt street, adjoimn?
landi ot George Iviver, 'I'homas Yearick and
others, containing thirty feet in front and one
hundred and twenty-six feet in depth, where
upon is erected a two storey frame lu-r!lirig
House, uiih the appurtenances, we have val
ued and appraised at tbe sum of $"r:i33.
1'0. "2, certain tract or piece of Land
adjoining lands of BerryhiM Bell. Nicholas
Millhouse and others, containing four acres
or thereabouts.ue have valued and appraised
at the sum of one hundred and nineteen dollars
and seveniy-five cents per acre $47!).00.
o. 3. Also a tract or piece of Land
adjoining lands of John Gotshall, Benjamin
W. Thompson and others, containing iwo
, , ,
r m"re OT ' wr valued and appraised
' th' "" " one lii.n.lred and i-hiv dollars
. ,. , " , "
"' K-'hre cents per arre-.Vilfir.fi.
; Also a l.ol solllh of Ihe Rnrnush
ol .Mifflin bur::, a,l.nr,in lands of Thomas
Crr.arni'Mer and other,emitainin three acres
or ihereabnots, we valued and appraised al
Ihe sum of one hundred and fortv-six dollars
and lu-eniy-five cents per acre $138 75.
O. ft. Also a lot of Woodland adjoining
lands of Thomas (iutelins, Edw ard Smith and
oihers, containing Iwo actrs more or levs.we
valued and appraised at Ihe sum of thirtv-
eijnt dollars and smecn cents per acre,
amounting to ?6,3:1J. i
And whereas, none of the heirs of the said
deceased appeared in Court on the renin, of
Ihe said l.i.,nsiiion to lake the premises
tnerein mentioned al Ihe appraisement. YOU
and every of you are therefore herebvciled to
be and appear at the next general Orphans'
Court to he held at Lewisburg for the said
count) of Union, on the IHth day of May next,
to accept or refuse to take the said premises
at ihe valuation thereof, and case of refusal
j to take aa aforesaid to show cause why ihe
j same should not he sold.
Witness the Hon. A. S.Wilson. President of
j our said Court, at Lewisburg, the 5th day of
' ft. .. 1. . T toe-. I
...an it, n.u. ten,.
SwS74
SAMUEL ROVSH, Clerk
COAL! COAL!
r a en. ,
I 'UAL ! ifle HnilPrSlo-ncil U'nillil rp;-
pecifully inform the citizens of Lewihur?
and vicinity, as well as persons in adjoining
towns, lhat he keeps constantly on hand a
supply of SHAMUKIX and WJLK-S-UAKRE
CO.lt, for Store and other purposes, of every
arietr ami ciie.ao.l will clellrer real Uineran'twdejlrina;
d',
pirchaaim rti tint they will get full weight, and iLus
pay only For wnat ttiea reeeire.
Coal can t had at Ilia lowest Cauli rriees at hi Yard,
few Tarda from Mr. Wei.ienaanl'a Hotel.
urElUHlSG all kind w.ll be itten.ted to at bis foal
V"- GEOKUK HOLSIEIX.
tewlaborr. May 13, HPS
tiAlso Blacksmith's Coal.
nn
UR, tLblAAVlQ S
ancer llllliilo, for the Treatment of;
Cancers, Tumors, Wens, Ulcers, Scrofula or I
"y Growth or Sore. Chronic Diseases gene-!
rallycanbecured (if curable) without snrgica!
operation or poison. Forall particulars write,
81ale diseases plainly, and enclose 25 cts for
advice; Letters must have a postage stamp ,
....I.. I . . I
enclosed to pay answer. Medicine sent any i
distance. Address C L KELLIXO. M D.
Mechanirsbiirc PnmherUn.1 f i
Meeh.nicban, 1 S miles from llarrlabnre, on theC V '
Railroad, and aeceaaible from al. part of the Union.
OM and aennst. Door and rich, come ell . .iu . .....
ral. eaV-To thoee afflicted who can not visit tne perso
nally. I will aeii l. per mail, on receipt of (6 only, s Kecipw
to prepare Medlcine.with full Ilirectionafornae.Ae. state
all particulars, address a aboaa Smo.O
IS44C S-tllTII,
BARBER and Hair Dresser,
LEWISBURG, Pa.
Office in Amnions' block. Market street, 3d
door above the Store Oct. 2? 18."B -
Q ssP sTssssP mi a? n i ...
T.r., -a"TBna
BVf'TtTma,hnh,'' "r'nedaSalooninthe
T.Ll "2,"A ' oc V 4-1 1 basement of Ihe Wakhina-ton Hou-e. fen-
warranled for one year at J I YODEITS i
,njrII J. lUUtlt 9
"
T Al
I .
Ve
ADIEU' nnvwi nonne a i-.j
. ..ywiu .uu uana.
some tu:t ree d bv
W BEAVER 4 KREMER.
EI. H. Eersham, K. D.,
H AVI Mi pi-rmaincnilv located in Lc
w.sburs. Fa., rcpe-ctfully tenders Ins
Professional Services 10 the citizens of this
town and vicinity, h .-ping by prompt aiteniion
to the duties of las pr-desM-n lo merit a share
of Ihe.r patronagp. Auenu.m will also be paid
to Chronic Disease, ol every ua..:e,aud treated
with unparalleted success.
Il DKItsll M "ra.luated at the renowne I
American Electic Med.cal (..,ll.-re,Clr;...i..Ii.
hami" first studied ihe Old or Allopathic sys
tem of me.l.rine,at.d attended Lectures in one
of the Old School Me ni al CVlieg.- of I'lulait
elplua: but becoming convinced of tne super
iority of the .Wwor American f.ei-t:e sj-s, ,,
l,e r.onmenced Its Studv. and altcli ;.eil two
j courses of I.ee:iii.-s in ill Relt.r.ned
ro-an Krlertie. Med, al t.-i-!l-f of lb'
r A me-
ii--n
i Guv of the We-t. This Iri'tiv.lti
alibi".ib
t e.t. uii'l
. l-.nr ,.ll,. r
, yt in it intaii.
l,:i. no am ri' r ,n fti
lr-uiiv auuuMll, m. re Mifi' lit
Mtsliral r.'ili-C'-' "I tD.-ml.ali
ll.e-l il I- 11U
.ti nl.i h:,l.ai.;i.
I fliKieiali. t.t ;ol .art '.I '-nr
I A,-., lliey alll icil l
nejru buuier-us tl,au any wr
i Tlie ,rn.elpal a.ff'renee l.e! e. ,. tl.e It. "'
! K, ,etir.a.,.llli..-....l A1...J U.:r ev-lein BhhIK-.B
I the Xew SelMK.I u . H" Ui.ilieI..il atfi.t ll.at I'
. i. tl.i5: ,
in ui.y f
wT ir.juri..u. to tl.e h-nann ej.l.-ui. -irli ' "'
i Lara ef late ,ar. I- ...e..vere,l. .! ...
I .n.fr.Te..,r,.fl,,-i-i;. Id- . e-fc-- . tl.at are
1 e-implte ullllu',. T--r Hi'. ui
I I. ., il... r. ... r.il. 1: ll'-i
ttith
-r ' . " .,i ,;i ,h...- . i ti
II -I r :
: Ail..-tl,ic a.-li-lere.t tie- !" lie
' , -:i ,l n.,..i.i..nl , f evt f. liter
-t -in ol Dl-li-
I .,!.- II. m, 1,11,1,. Ht In ia:l.;, Ti.. m-.nina A- )
I msfiv ili, a-e re u,a iital. - ll,:.t
n.i lert-,1
. imiHwHiltle, aii.l tteit tfu,
illiont lir, ukini;
r, tiie ruD-lll.eu-
rtilutinu. ami rr- alin
11m r 1!m :i-.... a. irl.;
lUHlietu. ll -p- t-!:,. I.I..T l'i ..
l.ea.'l linn,--. jr. m:it'ir. L-
The New .-ellO.,1 eeltm!y el
the tn-atinei.tif all .ii.-n-e.
Tlinienl n-p rt tl::it :!. m-rt
tK..tlier i- l.-f llian 'i i'-r ':n
I s ,re Tiiri at.
I le, Ol.
i- a irr t .uperioritr in
It he. Ien t r. a. .1 l y
tv 'a1 in j si it.-,-.. v.
tl. it 't A.MUL-t.li"l J..
i ,., j i p. .-inen -. !! ll.e
. ,.. t I, in-: I i.ub 1 ,l.ar
I rl.ori
is only o I'-r rent
Th. if. an a.'e of pT'err.-- "'1 !'
N. w Seh'-I i" alwu- pr. -;r -.n-.
br rteeie.li-ere.O ann I u .U-l
S.U. OKIli K in VlKTIl Till
i trt ;ns
IlKkoL'H I'nfcnt I'orlable
KEYSTONE CIDER & VIKE HILL,
l-iit'-iit."! V.t. -'J. '
.Tl.i it n-t the Mill () ' m lV-i. It -x- '
in Itt" tniarkt-l in i (' W1,h ' '
ifnniU. suit lb tbe r. 1 . r I i It. prt-n.
Manufactured at the Ei-le
I LKASE TAKE I.UT1 L LA 11 .NoiK hl
fl,T ihis is erjt.rcly uevr null no cx
I peine has bten spared m its manuIaclLire
uli ihe mat-rials are tti- very bc-st, ai.'t are
used unsparingly. l'he I'yl.n.lers are almost
twice ihe length oi t!i-- f irmer iae,ai.ii all. in.
twu iiH-h'-n in ilimi.'t-r. will) n
ill) n li-nv ' t!'irt'l "l"
it. TU- U-iiiu ' ll"- - T ir '"1
t int kuvi. antl th. tluaii i f
niit rut f.T
wm iuctn- tlii-.uh it. 'Ii.t p'-wi-r
mu. ll ii.TfStJ I --ar.rn.l . rei-
. f I li- rn-ft if t-ry
r tHti.t: th. .'i-f.-..
I h rr-iiiw'. ii.viit'.t Li- 1 u! ,Jiiu
i Try i-rt-vt- '1 Ijl- i'- a
EP tK tlitr ; th J.urna.i
ly.thi- wrkuiailii, slut"
11- j r-. r arr iw.T:i.
ui; in l-Oii ret-;ar-1 -r-: lant
,t i-k.-.-:. .1 : v i,n;, m i !ill.f
'. Li- n i. :t,-z lh.- a ni l"-:U iu
the arranj'-nn --t aiil tl. i
All l -r- n h - hv-i-it.-')
nut Mill, art- B..r
.1 !'.--.l t-. u !..- -M f.h
i ji.ri.nva-i.i' M it i-, ati'i
I -r-- iiUAiit!i--. ot aj-t-l. '.
;;! it;- n t f.irm.vou r:m.
i i-i--.-it:i th - li l.i.
at tiiiic
riilr lor 1 ri
u a f- h
of makitii' '
in a f
Uinitit'-i- iu -!.
Itt u:
r .ni favii . ri :.( -t ti' I'-.y m;iK.
l ii'hni". w. ii ..ik.-l. iiia!-ie
. U Vturr.-l- t . il-r a lav, wit ft -.-:
'In- ns. 1:
rf. au-i h ii tt." W ar- r-.i.n... :i -tu ui i--. ci i i.r-t.-o
v-nif ami r th- i m.i - nil -..I 'I h-
t ituwiUtT ni b atsii.'--l j l.--- ti'- 'U' d aJ.ui : of
tin noli
.it-It.M make, in- r- . :T than any '.,r I r-.
Willi ;i jiitt-n iuantity of ap:-la 1:1 a . -j . lUf Mi-i n.lh
tuui h i.i'i r "'' fi(.t-n-.
.-t,-roTiJ It will niaV- r.t. ar and esfL-i. r c'. ler than
anv ntli.-r Mill.
Third Vi u fan make Mie nil-r a- v. u wtit it, .in I
wh.-u you waut ii; ar.i iu i,u:t.tiri fi ;n uin- tfni t-n io
bar !!?.
Ki.urlh With it run j.riM yuj-' rrint-'.ri.iTrie.-.
Btfrrif-B, .'hot. Itulti-r. Lh.pi nt1
ilitU ith it- um-T'jucjU at uli tiitn-f- IiAve frtfli a&.l
i.ft rj.lt-r.
With all lh' a,tTntAirf reuitm.: Iri-m tl. f. .. ,,n
an 1 nii' ot u- li n M' liiiif - :t n r - ihn'. it
w.th:n th- r-i h of -n il he that auy iutt'ili"nt
l aimt-r anuJJ l" itf;"iit u ?
KKCOMVFSn iTTOX.
.1 y tv - . JII- If.lK. lc-'4.
IV O Hkk k : I v tir tut; r -1 r
Mii!.; 1 o--.l thfii.i U.t ' H.V 1 -r. ui. i n In. I j iu. I
I I-v t-u-1 -. -.f ; -r h- or. 1 I.- : 'J.- .-r- ui 1 ;
twr-lf h'.uis. ai. I t C'i J rr-i - .ut t 'nv ..- i.-. r; r
hiur w lh m. ii- Iran rre- iiiu i: I y ...:r inifri.,-!
(r Miii t all t. uit crtver. t r -j. 1 au.l a ..nU' .-r
ll--r. 1 n Uiaki- tl.i.t l.v.' ii. ..t .-..It.!. ihl-
i,D 1 on- halt tu-.i r- i:oi.--n a: -r i ' -' .1' - 1
.r wf-1 from lh i-m'' i'hi mi u i-r now. i'i u-r
wui hwv Lue rar hiu w!.r is l- : - i o tf. r r.
JUIN I't M.K
PT. I. ("IS Ju . i;V !.'!.
Vr W.O. HvE - V r M .i- : t i-t. . at. i t- Ii .t.
r.:. I l!i.n.an.t .(h-'l I rt-.. t::-r .ltl,-i.r-
tmiKli kH.Tim.le- taml r- ir . - V i if nn tl;-
nlkr k.n l, w know tht-y t.l - ' -iui ui h- . f
them mi j ri- or th -M.rr f . .
W lif .x 'I th.' tl-. r kii.l. l-ut. a w t.J b f'.-m.
por
woi.'t I
4K at th. in a.Dii
fitul-y.
V ! tT v s. . irii ! . t
Mr TV. O I1h-. e: 1'i-irt .-ih. It 4.-1..-- in- ..--st .a
miTi- to It-ti'l my .-. ia nttui ii.-f in t-. uil.. m. d m
r.r nli:ahif I at.-iit W r M itl. Arv : . " ii wi..- I.
iniMlr -h1'T bvtheofl i.ro"W wil int-kly rcr; va,a.l'u i
ui.H.r i f t -- -- - i - -
, ir..ure ..... ur new .Mi .ml - :., i. rn
' ' ' 1 " " - "" !
t ,, .!,,,,. n,. ,n u Aith. m,.i. I r 1 it i ut nr
, tthJ. m,.l, n-,.,1 mef., ... .: ,. ,--c
. .rewl throu cue ol ,.ur n-.ailiin f i- le.-- ha' t.' It
ui.-utati..n. aii.l rn 1 r.--rrej -.-,-t l-.e.-r :l,;,n ti.at
roJ,iee,l through th- il f!-lin p l.t lrl. !, m the ,.-v
feci that it i" ci' re tree from ion, met. aluih i.a.vl 1,;,..
a teutlen-'T to!'i.!,tv. aixl III fit it iri ni-.ry l .t,.-. . lJt
donie.-tu- ii.e. Your-, ri-'i- i ttul1 y. tl !! 1 1 1. 1 . V .
Thi ia to certify, lhat I i-nr, l.-.1 .f !-. I.h 1r-lli. in
Octi-liT. 1. . ne of Hu l,.-k I'nt.'nl Cicr .ii!.. nn I
he h i.l it ,n u.e erer .in. e. IVrl. i-tlv .-et'-IT-'l ilh i.
myself. I hare no b'-lt:!,on in r.nonn. it,.- il aver, i-. -fn'l
an.. 1U..1.-I- n-:'.'ie Line to the f.irwr. Ilrhil,
oneuian and lao le ja c-oi in ,k-from t;.e I :,rr..-
of no, J cut. r JT day, eay. .M ny I mv In-1i!ht have
nr, hi--l Kim-.iJir Marhtn.". 1U' !M tn neatly
iirtroa. ,1 aiiu-e 1 bouh nrne. tt . ii. WAUD
May 11, ljl. Ii I!' y. T1' lewnre I'.-unty. I'a.
I hi-reha eeriify tbst t bave H-.-.I tt o. Ill -knk Im
rroTe,! lirlatle Liler Mil!, al.d .-..n -3.1-r it a .a'nabU- lu
enlion in the ccn'-myo! time. 1 ne ci l.-r i.r1..:!r.-r ,n l
If tier I haul hat nuiJ.. in tin- u-u:il wnv 1 .iai w.-!l j.l. a-d
with it, ali-l -li'-nl.t l-e una ill ih r U J'art a :th ,t f. r ,',,ii:e
a irHmiumoii theadTn.id oi.-t. JOHN - Ill.t.
Ju!y I,lil. !' rtii.nl. Lt.
eMere than one bnn.ln-,1 ?ilrer Mctalaan-I IMl-loTnaa
have been givau to bit Mill witbin the ia-t lour year.
aVer-Tbis Mill occui iea ar.,ut -1 j fret ty feet, sn-1 i
4 feet hich. weicbiug",!!) In, i every way f-rlal-le and
conaenient.!, i I'li 1 ' K f
Adilre, W. O. IIirKOK, At-ent hip e fc . re.
11 irn-buru, Ta.
Foraalaby Jo.:PII IT 11:. Iwiaka. '
This Way, Ladies and Gentlemen !
For oid,diirtiblf,chrip unj l uutifil 1'ietures.
tllll)l ol3 c Likenesses of a very supe
rior quality on a new and improved plan, far
surpassing the Daguerreotype. They are not
reversed, but shuw everything inttNtrue posi
tion are without the glare ri the Daguerreo
type, and hence may be seen in am- view;
they are taken in one fifth ol" ihe time of a
Daguerreoivpe, and therefore better foriaking
small Children, which require but a second in
a bnghi light, and on dark or rainy days are
taken as quick as Daguerreotypes in the clea
rest days; they are far more durable than any
picture ever made by light, being taken on plale
glass to which another plate of the same is
hermetically sealed with an indestructible
cement, by which the picture retains Hs bril
liancy for ages; and il will nol corrode by
acids, nor be injured by weather or climate. j
Copies cf Daguerreotypes, Oil Tannings
Engravings.or any other object whatever.are
, ,c l""tc' "" " an u"er
known- tir Portrait set in elegani frames of
mnriM'.co' "r f;lncy C3F- Eld lockels. breast
pin.";: rtn"s' c-hort notice,
A,so. BaRuerreotjpr which for true
andfallhlul ' likenesses are not surpassed.
,,r "iuicrt" lhe above men.ioned species
of ,orlra"s ,l'e value is undeniable. They
lighten the sorrows of absence or death, by
granting ns to behold a beloved relative or
!iZ'd f'"'"i aimo5t as distinctly 3' if present.
Mother ! father! sisters ! brothers! friends!
I what would you not give il Ihe faces of the
I lost might still anj ever smile upon you as
in life! Then procure Portraits ere too late!
Charges moderate, and Likenesses warran
ted to please. Dacuerreotypes, Paintings.
Drawings Ac. copied. Out-door Views and
Miniatures of Deceased Persons taken at the '
shortest notice. TV Remember Ihe place
Room in Beaver's building, next the Teleiraph j
office, Lewisbtirsr. M'CARTY, Artist. I
ire srvnr to please.
SfV OlRlor Retala..ra..l 1
T" B dr nr,h " "".t.).nd !
is prepared to cerva, nn fl lTrl'. .11
is prepared to serve up OYSTERS, all sorts
, f am, . , , r .
' na almost everything in Ihe Latin
,,ne,at any time of rl-.. and .r.nin... H.
.L . ' . ' . 1 :
," - XiiZFU. .
Administrator's Notice.
"lTIli;Ri: AS, loiters t f Arninitrati'B t-,
the esM.e i f AMl-XA.MifcK CI M.
Ml.MiS. lat- of Milfmburg. drcea-td, hivc
ben granfd to ihe under. frned, all persM ,
khuwint; themselvri lniVbted t said Mi
an re'jueid lo wake imnifdiate layn.tn",
and lh havmz rlain. upjn it will prctfne
them properly ati'hentiratrd fvt rttln.ertT.
JAMTS VV.KA-M'., Admiuiitiaicr.
March -0, is&7. Bf'l
Real Estate.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, AT
FL'DLIC SALE.
1Y an Alias ordered the Orphans' l'iv;
) of I mon county, I wi.l expose to ;sj
on the ,irmises, on
'I lie-.day, ViU Hay n-l,
r.nnmencini at ln o'clock m tie furenco.-i,
the followiiis H--aI Esla!'. v.z:
Till: "MANrlUX FAHM" of t-.
I.. U ... U ,Urm Jr.. ol Keiiv 'I p. I'l.i' n ( .
adj'-tt,tri2 lan'I id tav:d H-lev. Ja , 5
Iluinu.el. Mrs. M'Ctuie, at.d Jcie; h i..ie ,
an j cwni jiniii'-'
Acres Ph"
The Farm is mosliy of ll.e fuM q-;a: 7 f
soil and tin ier r- od imr.rnenieiit him tie t
loea'e : i. the liiver toad abr.ut ba'! a 1...
from I.enisburi;. The ln.prosen.er.ts u 1
riNi: 'hank f.ai.n.
naaHv new. a iwo-siurry Irsrne Dafll 'Cii-i
Htt.s'e, a ft rn House, a a-n eUiis,
and o-.her i.eces-iry tJniLui ttn.sr a 1
fa.litiK r.nz i t W iner in ibe Cellar K..- -and
a"t!i with Paii-r -n Rarr.tar.'-a- :
s,a thr.viii! yonns App'e Orrhaid. V. 1,;
-i'ran le had in most of tlie La Us.
1 1- Tl.-- rami will be Ifeied aa a h'.'..-.r
in p.iris in suit purchasers.
Terms reasot.able.and will be made kneaa
at saie.
Persi-na wish.nn; to view the premises a--r,
,1'ieste l in eail on tl.e A.1ni:i,isirt. r, or
Joseph Musser. rear the prem.
11 1 OH H. M1EI.I.KH.
Administrator cf Wa. W ihj j'.- l'cc'J.
Apr 1 -i. l-.'7
-- I'OIt ItllAT-A des.rabie MIOP
now iccupiel by Reuben Sr.y '.er
sintat !e .-. r r. rarpenter or Coi er, Af; .. y.
the 't'hrw:i,',f' titiice.
I,e'4-i.Vllt'.'. Feu. in. ISiTtf
EE&IRABLE BUILDING LCTS
""OK S I.i:. One li t . n South I r. r
J
i.u;.,e and a hail lio
i:.
A!bO
rsimz Ires
on S 'U.h y.ur:ii s:reet only iwo ;qu3-i fn ra
Mark.t.
t'f-'The alive are level I., ts. t'! ' c?. ;
and ad.iricd to Ljilding f urpits.
W. II. AlfMS'l'KO.Nfi.
Ae-irg Ex of Wm. Ar."i-:r. i-.'l
I.ewivt'iru'. March 1. I-.S7
0riIIS KJI IIT Sit.! .
IX pnr'iarre of an order cf -he t ';:.'
L'. rrt o!" I t.ii-n C, ur,!v. uill te jsii -ed
10 fu'.'.-.c. ?a!e, in I'riifU) , I 111' 2-ltll
clay r tpi ii nrl. a; ii,e : '
tl'e i;i:e Jocoii jjl,,-r, r!ere?se !. :ri V. h a
I'.-.-r '!' i,i,:p. 1 i , : 4 n c, i.i,:v. a.i tl.at c r ri-t
v:i: uai.le 1, ! .I'llMil I '. ll I.A.N I
' t u ?. ' e 1 Ii .1 1 ' 'A I. - !; i J ' 1 ; '. I r 'I
45;;.'- '.-oiinde..! bv l.'rd of AiJarn K,::. :.
Michael I'.i rlcm.in .ir.d c.t-era. c
m!.m i.-it.ii.' ll! .&ci'-N. 'J i.ere :j
1:1 ; v. np,'n ai.l ir.iel a.: 'i'-aii'v ,1 Tind'tr.
I'- r-, ns',le:r"U.i 1 pnrr!lUMT;C t'lnt-er Ihr-.'.,
v.-: ! i fii, ' -.t t uie.r n ::re-t 'i at'end ;!
I i s i"! tiaet can i e oivuled into -r
pieces l.i '-u.l ptirch.isers.
Late tl.e e-ta e ut J..cul Syplif r. r-e-e-ise,!.
'i'tTi'i- ( 1 y?. e. 10 fer cent wn a: ti e- .--e
of a e, a:,d the talance at ii p c, : u..-. n
of tiie sale at ihe Mr.v Teim f,.'oti g f
tj c. inrr.er.ee at lo o'-!- i k A. M. ' i ci ost.
A II K A H M S. VI'lil'K.
CiAi:I.i:s HOTTKXM LIX.
A'im'n tJJ.:ci b Sir '.tr, c:-:t 'I.
M.in-h 13. 1157.
Sheriff's Sale.
) virtue of a writ of Vesl. Ex. i
J I sued out of the I.
urt of Ci mmrn I ti
of Union i'i !ii:ty an! to n e d.rette
exp. e t,- Public bale a: tlie house i
Mover, in Ha, lie:, n, on
f, ;,.',, Aj;i -2i, is::,
at IO o'clock, A.M., to wit:
X . I. A rer-ain tract of I.ar.J. s
Hartlrv townsliip, c -.lntr at, re-a. ',
I
a;e in
oi i: t
eat an 1 s.-mh bv Ian ts of tleorpe F.r3'irher.
wot ly piii iie road, and nonh ty l.ir-ls c:
J, r.a:l,:.u Braille, rrt.uining hail an acre
no re , r lo. with the aj'purtenanccs.
X . -. A I, t or tract i f Land situate in tl.e
township and coun-v aforeanf. bounded est
by lands of John (ilover. north and west bv
lands t f Jacob CoUroii. at.d south by lands ol
M.rha,-! Srhtoire. contautin five acres rtiore
or less, tvi'h the appurtenances.
Seized, taken in nrn!ion and to be sold si
the pronertv of in Sneakier.
DAXIEI. D. uri.DIX.Sher.tT.
Sheriff's Otfice, Lewisburg, March 17, 11-57
ORPHANS' Ci3r.T SALE.
VliKEEABLY to an orJer of the Orphans'
Court of I'nion county, will be rip, s-1
to public sa'e. on Ibe premises known aa r; e
-Mansion Farm" cf SAML EL M'CLEI.I.EX
deceased, simaie in EufiaK e township, Vui.i
county. Pa., commencing at 10 o'clock A.M. tl
Thursday, the 3'M city of April next,
all that messuage and tract of Land sttua ?
in Buffaloe townsh-p aforesaid. a.1joir.:rg
lands of heirs of John Steans dee'd. cf V. rr
Irvin dee d, of Philip Ksmple dec 'd. aci I.ir :.
of Wm. Spatz and Dan'l Engelhart.conra.n.i.
112 Acres ;
with the appunenances. It is al! cleared i'i
"3. m a good state of cultivatt, -i ei,-'rt
Cy; about SO acres of Wor':.ir.d. Ti
"V w improvements are a two storrv
jW- frame HOl SE, a BAI.'X. J
tus oi Water, and a large eja OUt- UAbl'
wilh all kinds of Fruit. 52
This valuable property to be sol I as awht'a
or divided into Ids as may suit purcha?e:-'
terms made known at sale by
SAMI EL M't LELLEX. Eieco rr.
MARY A. M'CLELLEX. Esecutnx
Feb. S5, 1.137 of esta-e ol S ..V'O! ea
$1,200 a Year:
1 000 AGENTS wanted ia every part
1 vy- of the l ulled States, to sell a beau
tiful work. "The I'aiioruuia of Ihe
IU . orltl and tlie rn crerr.s
mg a View of the present state of ihe Xaiiot'S
of the World, their manners, customs ar-d
peculiarities, and iheir political, moral, socul
and industrial condilion, interspersed with
Historical Skthhe and Anerdi t-'.
By Wiilu, p,,,,, author of ihe II 'sicry
of England, Creece and Rome. En arced,
revised and embellished with several hundtei
Engravings from designs of Crome.Devereux
and other distinguished artists. It is also
illustrated wilh 44 beautifully colored plaifi.
with costumes of various nations. Ac.
Agents selling this work have cleared t'J
a month. tTnd for a specimen crrv a
prospeclns.which are sent bv mail post paid on
receipt of fi'.t, with particulars of scencv.
J. W. BRADLEY, Publisher.
4S North Fourth St. J,Ai.'.-J''r"'a
N.B. In addition to the usual per cental.
we make an extra inducement to After's in tbe
way of FREMIUMS. J.
Tt bite Oali Poata f r sale. Irqo'"
of W.ikLONtiBa
Lewiit-nrg Not. i. ISM