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fm itfiww ..r-Tl IJtwinnrwi Ci.oirt.l
h'l- nn th 'ah iili tn. fc.ii. th laririt And belt
rforuUlton fun Ni wfapr in I nim Count.
Freedom, national ; Slavery, sectional!
We appetl from the fire Slatr-h"lding Supreme
Court Judgrtta the I'torLt or 1'ixaaiLVAiiii!
For Gorrrnor,
DAVID WILMOT,
OF BRADFORD COr.XTT.
Canal Commlsaioner,
WILLIAM M1LLWABD,
OF VWLA DEL rill A.
"nr Jmtjei nf the Supreme Court,
J4YIF.4 Ti:r.CII. of rayedr Co.
JOSEPH J. L.CWIS,orChctcrCo.
Colon County dominations.
Fir Representative
THOMAS 1IAVKS, of I'oion county.
JAXIEL WITMElt, of Snyder "
Re-pMcr . Recorder G EORGE MEIi
HILL., of New Uerlin.
VommiMhincr UIC1IAHD V. B. LIX
COI.X, of Hartley.
Teemurer HUGf! P. S HELLER, of
Lewisburg.
Auditor SOUS KE3SLER, of New
Berlin.
ahaT'Tbere are no two better men iu
Uui-in or Snyder counties do promi
nent men with fewer porsooal opponents
tbau Daniel Witmeb and Thomas
Hates. Our friends in Juniata county
may rely upon it they will make worthy,
popular, and creditable members. Unless
something unforsecn should occur, we may
put down their eleotiou by a very large
majority. Oar opponent have but two
candidates up, yet they are in considerable
tribulation who to support, or what to do.
to stand some hope of success. Might as
well fall in, neighbors Haves and .Vir
al ba are as good team, and sure.
. Hon. Mr. Grow In lf lnnrp.
The meeting in College Groe, Tuesday
last, was called to order by 1'avid Hcnniug
of I bo County Committee, and the follow
log OITieers chosen :
President J. Foster Wilsox.
Vice I'residcuts James Dale, Samuel
Kwcogle, James Marshall, licrryhill Hell,
James Shields, Francis Wilson, Michael
Kleckncr, M II Taggart, John Schuuk,
Win Rule.
Secretaries Jno A Mcrtz, S II Orwig,
fredk Smith, (J V Chambers.
Mr. Grow spoke generally upon the
all absorbing question of the extension of
Slavery, whiob ho painted in mid colors
as a social, political, pecuniary and moral
evil, not only to the sul joct of the wrong,
but especially to the master, to the poor
whiw-s of the South, and to free laborers
of tho North, with whom slave labor
comes in degrading and ruinous compcti-
tion. II described the Kansas tragedy
from its origin with Douglas to the cxi.t-
ing pause in the storm. He argued that
every Election bad its ibfluenco on the
administration of the National Govern
ment, and to dethrone tho Slave Power we
must first fill the offices in the Free States
with its opponents instead of apologists.
Mr. Grow', remarks occupied over two
hours and a half, and were received with
the best possible attention. Many of our
friuuds think they never heard the cause
more ably and e'.oqwently advocated. (Our
friend Kunkle must look to it, or the Con
necticut lad will win the laurel for effect
ive speaking, in Union county.) Some of
oar opponents, also, stood riveted with
their eyes on the speaker from first to last,
and we believe received good seed in hon
est hearts ; while others, finding the shot
too hot for them, retired. A number of
Indies were present, and the Miffliuburg
Hand furnished muaio for the occasion.
The number present was estimated from
MO to TOO, which was larger than might
lo expected when we take into account
the dust, the hurried season, and entire
absenco of excitement and of particular
rtforts to call out a crowd. Frieuds were
reseut from all parts of this eounly, and
from Snyder, Northumberland, and Lyco
ming couuties, who were benefitted and
encouraged, and whose labors as they
return will be found more effective.
Mr. Klnkle did not receive his iuvita
t'o n in acason, as be had a business call to
Vayuc couuty this week, and was booked
lor a Wiltnot speech at Honcsdale, same
day as ours. Jlr. Ci'HTix also was away
from home, but sent a telegraphic despatch
as follows :
It.arl-rrrn, TneaJar nnon. Sept. IS. 1s.r,7.
l.. F.. Purs Hat. ju-t arrrrrd and iw.r.-d yoar
I. iter -it r toe late, now 1 regn-t it n.urh, .. I would
linTe itona tip. A. U. C'LT l;T I S.
The success of Judge Wiluiot is no
1 inp-r doubtful. Our advices arc such as
make the "assurance doubly sure" that he
will cuuie to Philadelphia with twenty-five
thousand majority. And we honestly be
lieve tbat iu Philadelphia he will poll the
largest number of votes. VCe know be
can do so, and all that is required to cn
pure it is r';'piv AND WOUK. Active,
thorough, rmcieut organixttioo on the part
i f LU triends, io the city at.d in the
wards; in the wards and iu the precincts,
everywhere, wherever a voter lives, and
mail: the prediction, Wiltnot is the Gov
ernor by 30,000 majority lmiad. Sun.
tr-5We like to see our Philad. friends
iu such g;oJ spirits, although they are
more nn-uinc tban wa. We are aware j county of 1-ayettc, by Matthew Kincaid,
that Wilmot is gaiuiog io tbe City, aud j on the body of bia daughter, who bad just
feel cot.Glent that if his friends thro' tbe j arrived at woman ' estate. Tbe said Mat
State would work manfully and aystemat- j tbew we point out to our readers as one of
L-ally, be would be triumphant.
In the present calm, with such divisions
of parties as exists, 30,000 for Wilmot in
'u would be no more astonishing tban tbe
. 000 for Power in '48, the 20.000 for
li"tT in vt u. .t.. 4i, nnn w,.i...t.'
t o venr. .f,"' i . - ' a. ..
with Wtlinnt on the Slaver, iue. W.tb
m rnur ivinii niinrKiiv
r- i u n, u tua, be el'.cti J.
r..g the L&Kipmta cuoinc.
The Spruce Creek Rail-Road.
Mr Data tiiicir,. fn looking over the
.: . r .1 .l.i i. . . C . i - .1
estimate at mc prui.at.ic itinaac ui tnc ium ,
. . . , ,. rt. . "
in the report of the Chief Engineer, and com -
rariti- it with ihe natural nroducts of the re-
gion of country which will find their way to it.
I am satisfied that many of the articles are too
low. The first item on the list, is 30.000 tons
of wheat. This is about the amount exported
from that beatititul and fertile section of coun
try during the times of the elder Duncan and :
Foster, so !ung ago as IR15 or 'Id. Who in
Lewisburg of that day, do not remember the
miles of wagons and sleds that arrived and
departed, dragged by Ihe fat horses and con
ducted by ihe industrious farmers of Penns
Valley ! Who of them do no not remember
the numbers of teamsters who nightly found
shelter al Ihe old Black Horse Tavern, that in
its day flourished on the spot where now stands
the Lewisburg Bank! Who of that day dors
not remember Denau's ware honse, Hayes'
store house, Graham's, Gieen's, Black's, Ac.
Ac, ail filled to their utmost capacity, nearly
all of which was the product of what was
then called Teuns Valley 1 But who of Ihe
i present day is not able to tell of a reduction
of this business! It is not onacconnt of any
decrease in business capacity in Lewisburg,
or a want of confidence in their old customer",
but it is Ihe result of oilier more expeditious
and cheaper transits to market Since ihe cor.
struction of the Juniata Canal, about thirty
years ago, most of the business of Penns Val
ley has taken that direction, the distance from
Aaronsburg. near ihe eastern end, being about
equal distance lo Lewisburg. And it must be
recollected thai the imports of the country fol
low the same track of the surplus products.
Does tins not show that Lewisburg has a deep
interest in the prosperity of Centre couuty,
and the only way to secure that interest is,
Ihe soeedv completion of the Railroad ! If
those 30,000 tons of wheat were delivered al
Lewisburg, when il cost 25 eenis per bushel
for transportation, how much more will be
raised and delivered al a cost of 6 cents !
Nearly the same may be said of every arti
cle in Ihe list of supposed tonnage ; but as
coal is of a different character, and does not
properly come within the commodities of the
region of country immediately gaining the
road, bat which will greatly incrase their pros
perity, it may be well lo show that it, too, is
much undervalued. The bituminous coal of
the Snow Shoe, near the Bild Eagle, and in
ihe mountains not far west of Ihe Spruce
Creek, is about as near tide water, as any
found in Pennsylvania, and, being more easily
mined, will bear competition with any oilier
now taken to market. By the extension of
manufactures, and the introduction of gas
lights, the demand for this article has already
almost reached its supply, and made it a prof
itable business for those who had engaged in
iL By making this road a new highway will
be opened lo it, and hundreds of thousands of
ions will be mined from deposits now useless
for want of a conveyance In market. By this
road, too.it must be recollected, the bitumi
nous coal finding its way lu market will pass
through the finest anthracite regions of Penn
sylvania. The cars that convey the one lo
the Easi, will return laden with the other for
the West! This is an important considera
tion in the construction of a railroad. With
I'ghi srades, such as this will have, the duTer-
ence between ihe expense of a loaded train
and one of empty cars, is but trifling, while
with both loaded the profits are doubled. The
amount and importance ol the coal trade upon
this road, can only be approximated by a
knowledge and comparison of the business of
other roads in operation. The 8unbory &
Erie Foad commenced shipping coal North,
about one year ago, ihen an entirely new op
peration. This summer, I am informed by
uniiuestionable authority, one thousand tons
per day have been transported over that road.
This amount is about double ihe estimate of
the engineer, and is more likely to be under
than over the actual amount that will be car
ried over Ihe road. The amount of bitumin
ous coal, loo, there is no reason to suppose.
will be any less. Nor is the estimate of pas
rengers auy nearer the proper number. The
through passengers. I have no doubt, will
reach that amount, but with the establishment
of the Farmer's High School, in that most
beautiful agricultural and mineral section of
Pennsylvania, Ihe amount of local or way
passengers, will be increased ihree-fold ihe
present estimate. So I might proceed from
item lo item, and name others not noticed. but
il is not necessary. The great question is,
who will raise the money ? Let this question
be settled by those most interested. That this
interest alone is sufficient for its accomplish
ment, I have every reason to believe. But we
must not be deceived in supposing that Lew
isl.urg.and BuR'alne and Penns Vallies are the
only parties interested. The Northern Cen
tral Railroad, Ihe Cattawissa Railroad, the
New Jersey Railroad, and the cities oi New
York and Baltimore are all interested, and no
doubt, in the properlime.will be foond among
its most substantial supporters. To bring lo
Ihe favorable notice of these parlies, ihe im
portance of the Spruce Creek Railroad, has
been more my object, than any hope I enter
tained of inducing the people of Centre coun
ty, to extend their subscriptions. Bat even
they, when they become aware of the fact.
that, lo procure Ihis outside aid, those along
the line of road mast show by their conduct
thai ihey have confidence in its success, will
ct.ll nnnther fTi.rt l.rt this be dime.
, , , . . r . . ,:vi i
and let ihe right of way be granted on l.beral
terms, and there will be little danger of put-,
ting Ihe road under contract, immediately. 1
Thus, my dear Chronicle, I have given you
my views in regard to the Spruce Creek Bail
road. I have done so believing it necessary
for the developement of tbe resources of one
of Ihe most interesting sections of our State,
and because I feel confident it will do more
towards tbe prosperity of Lewisburg Ihan any
enterprise in which her energetic citizens
have ever been engaged. CaiLtsa-caatia.
A Daughter Killed ur beu Fatu
er. The LewitLurg (Va.) Era, aajs:
"Iut week, a most atrocious, fiendish and
revolting murder was committed in ibe
tbe accomplices of a notorious father, who
died in tbe penitentiary, for burning Gail
ley Bridge, io 1828 or '29. This miserable
niurdercr is now io Fayette jail for trial.
II m violent temper coold not be restrained
tjivird bis daushter io tbe discbaree of.
i i domestic d'ltt, sbc kneadinij dooch for
."fci
ruck l,er on back of the neck
,.., L:ll:.l. I . ! J I.
jiuuuv, iii.hjj iirjr vinjtnilllV guuin.
i Jlfb di;!oca!ing her beck."
LEWISBUBG CHRONICLE
Maine and Vermont!
The Elections in these State bare gone
, , i n , ret .
overwhelmingly Republican I The vote
1 1 .
aoi n0 excitement. The ma
joritiea are proportionably about the same
as at the State Election, last Fall.
' Lot M. MoRRtL (who spoke in Lewis
burg last Fall) is elected Governor of
Maine, and Rvlasd FucTcniB, re-elected
Governor of Vermont
Mar Let the other Free State follow
these good examples !
Itot one to Eighteen!
Much misapprehension exists in regard
to the character of the population of the
Southern States. We are too much ac
customed to speaking of the slaveholders
as "the South." In the followingjable,
corui'ed from the statistics of the last
census, the precise state of things will be
fcen. In the first column will be found
the whole numbir of slaveholders in each j
of the Southern States, and in the latt
column is given the aggregate white pop
illation of each State :
St-i'et. Slarthrfil'rt.
Alabama. SVMb
Arkansas, 69U9
Pis. of Columbia, 1477
White Vopulnti'm
lOSIH'J
39II
71169
47iim
761413
S.A46I
4I?'JI3
3757 lit
M'.MIOi
65:i(l-:H
274563
75636
Delaware,
Florida,
Georgia,
Ken lucky,
Louisiana,
Maryland,
Mississippi,
Missouri,
North Carolina,
South Carolina,
Tennessee,
Texas,
Virgiuia,
8119
35SII
3H:-,S
30670
10040
231 IS
19185
2SID3
3A59li
3:ihi;i
7747
fi50C3
15:1634
8111808
Total, 337,525 6,222,414
So it seems not one out nf eighteen of the
Whites at the South own slaves; and yet
Shamocracy says the interest of the IS
must bo sat r To d to the 1. In Delaware,
there is but 1 slave owner to 83 white-;
yet the slave oligarchy continue to wield
al! the power of the State. In the whole
United States, slaveholders are only about
one otif of $ecenty of the whole population;
but some say one must always rule the
seventy ! Is that Democracy ? Shall a
handful! always rule the masses?
Alexander ilaruscy, late the orphan
journeymen at Ilarrisburg, (and first Gov.
eroor of Minnesota Territory) has received
the Republican Nomination for Governor
of the State of Minnesota.
Tbe I . . or America and tUe V.
It. of Creation.
as aLfsi or asalooies.
We frequently observe upon examination a
strange analogy and similitude between sub
jects superficially antagonistic and divided.
It is a very serviceable menial exercise to
race oat these essential, though not patent,
similarities and, if no belter purpose is sub.
served, it at least quickens the wu and affords
us rational amusement. An analnry of more
than nsual interest, and between subjects more
tban eotnmnnly divided, bar jn4 ceeurrrd to w.,aud, ft
rxan.plr nke, we ahall eojraror to follow it and ere bow
far it leada.
W ho eould helfere, far inatanre, that an analogy nh
ri.t. J h- twr o our r.mntrjr an.l . n.i.t a ,-h
tn many potnta, a ranlrarsImitjtudL. aa we .hail now
j ro.a.
In every hraneh ofphy.irnl development it reem. to
he owr destiny to coD'urr. In every hraajrb ofphyairal
dira-e, the Pill, and Ihntmrnt of 1'ruh.aM.r llidlowajr
bare proved pff'rarma. ft a rare.
IA ill. a ..pulatn.n inf.-rtor to 11 real Itritaln, we have
trore anlira of tel;;raph and railroad II av Knel.nd,
Franre and Aurtria romiln. d. Fn.m hia n-ntral e.tah
lirbarant in Lowdnn. Iof llolloway ha. rrwned antra.,
tared U bealtb OJore alienta Uiaa tba wuitad phyaiciana
of the world.
Our 'Wimeree and oar fame rover cvry aan. Ilia
Fill, are In I be re.eh and bi. praiaa in on tbe tonitae of
every nation nn the .lobe.
The rlatierhararter nf our Infttititti.wa rnable u. lo
aro.wnni.Nl.te our growth to the aeoemnonii which are
maoifertly in reserve for u.. The .trtrtly anirerral prio
cipler upon whieb Unllnway'l ReniedieaarreiHnpn.in.led,
ruahie them to grapple with and overcome rrery variety
ordinate; they drauroy tha manife.UUoai of ailalrnthj
emdleatinit iterauM.
There i.a miichty deattny in .tore for the rjambSttTrs;
thrv will abMTb eventually every wrakrr fforernmrnt
try tne nirre .I tne democratic Idea- The I'iea ol Prof.
aiU .r . 'MWMWoneeai.-.Ual y demo-
crata-: it do., hot lim.t h. allh to wealth but give. .1 a ,
free noon to all won a,, to, and emplo, it. It alaa will
GENERAL ELECTION Proclamation.
"TTIIEKEAS, in and by an Act of the
1 y lieneral A
a f ,K.. -.:.t..j I
"All Actio regulate tne general elections ol
13th day of Ihe said month.) at the several
Districts composed of the following townships
and boroughs, viz:
I district, at ihe late Commissioners' office
in and for New Berlin borongh.
II district, at the house of Henry Gibson,
in and for L'nion township.
ill district, at the house or James Adams,
in ami lor vvnue ueer townsnip.
P
in and fur Kelly township.
7 , .; .. v t. "
V district, at the house of fieorge Wolfe,
in and for East Duffaloe township.
VI district. at the house of James M'Creight,
in and for Duflaloe township.
VII district, at Ihe house of Wm Inhoff, in
Mifllinbttrg, for West Buffaloe township.
VIII district, al Ihe public school house in
and for North Ward in Lewisburg borough.
IX district, at ihe house of Jonathan Spyker
in and for South Ward in Lewisburg borough.
X district, at Ihe honse of Charles Crolzer,
in and for Miffltnhnrg borongh.
XI district, at the house of David M oyer, in
and for Hartley township.
XII district, at the house of Peter Wehr.in
and for Limestone township.
XIII district, at ihe school honse, on lot No.
19,in NewBerlin.in and for Jackson township.
XIV District, al the house of John Reish in
and for Lewis township
At which lime and places there will be
elected by ballot
Two Persons as Judges of the SoDreme
i Court of this Commonwealth:
One Person as Governor of this Common
wealth ;
One Person as Canal Commissioner of this
Commonwealth ;
Two Persons as Representatives of I'nion,
, Snyder and Juniata counties in the General
Assembly of this Commonwealth:
; .at PerM, K'8' and Recorcer for
" ""ll -
t m ""'t ire-nstirwr.
u.pr; pwnson ' ounty ivommissioaer t and
.-.,,..I.l,viiW.
ev. ni.iauy anenro all interior . nonl. nr prartn-e and I ' .., .a ... ,n. -i .... if h. -h.il h. ..In.itlnl I well to era.mne ihe above nr.. nerlv. The terms J El UUUUS i CldUH lUdUltmus . . O.X..
rrracird, aniver.ally, (ae it alrrady II by tbe wiariaa , V. .r.h .ee ahall ba ralle.1 oat to the ! ,. i. a v un I I .. r- i j i- if r i but tolrt n I. tile. andr..nviri. uteeiUiai.
tl.r .uprrmr and only remedy. ?JZ IdmJaTTh. EL iobLIbe lialaof iltera Will be easy. A. K. IS.. LI.. Jluj) Early, olid tare your MneS .' ! Ir,......i h. l e-n form. ,lh,diw.lnggT.n.m and
l h.r country b. ..'k give, to anncUon, but rt..hl m.ke lb. like .ol mtbe luUof voter. f University at Lewtshurg. ,.,,,',, , ,,. . .,... ,rt foynh rvtwtnillp.rt.h,.h u .lohlr b.r the ntlir. ,
wb.Uetrrp...rritn..,.cui,..,!:ln.i.el,forlhrbrn.rtt 7f. .here lb. n.meof tbe Dcr-n claiming I ewishurcT A lie ' I H t SllllMTlUIT prt'piirfU 10 1 UmiMl I In. . nt the i.,e. Th. gum- rrmcv- all n.h.d or
of .be.nnr.ed. M ..,,.., h- eatnd bh m ,7d X'ntt" Lew.sburg, Au. , l.i. I I COAL of every . "TJT,T Tu
eat dominion over tlw four quarter, nfthe earth be hai hi. .,,t to volw whellicr a.und . .- .u i .1 vi he.Illn It.w ..f I He. Im ig. .rating Ihe ttnmarh rau.ini;
penetrated eve. tl remoie;t hauaU nf th. bvhari..: orTtTTohTrc ed to h. r.nnl riti.rn Vt V T TT A V. T V V 1? M description, Irom the tlkes-Barre and Mia- .,. ,., ,w m..j. ,, ...i
rndy..brcrm,.ble.ig.ibUb.n4.n.l.hron,,bu,: ,b. d.u"X1n V AMAJiJih A lk J1 I km mines. He has on hand an article of hea.ib ,.. ,b. whe ...rhiry. rvm...,. , ihr ?ow. ,.f
d.n.ben-ro.r.ie;rofb,ppirr. ".ISi!,; if h rl.im. in ! for Hale. ! verv- superior qualitv, such as is seldom br..1! ''; rrri"r"V-t? VI w.rn'.on?J.r
JZZXXltZ I -. ..e. one ye.r or ,.nr.b.. .iiiir subscriber ollirs the Farm on which , I nis market.wh.ch he will d,sPose o. al the tr'lrT "
' . . ' . . ' " oain tliail be mm. H-ot iirutu tnepeni. out ne n.ii maan
-t.-.ug,. uren a.rea- y eaiu iu arnuitr toe aitenima oi , prvi4 bj M rnn one tent witna who -hall be a i
i.iio. .. i trLn of me.L.00. b... rl. t." i :.?V?!irJ!Z'Zl ! I '"" u"v. m.los Irom Mililinfnr
orouir.t dertinv that we -an wi.h the rnii,.i si.ir. i.. !'" ""17 . " . r" ?' """'.VTT:" "f. !7 1 . V " ' miles float llartlcton. eonlaim.ig about
- ... , . , . . ne mtill ai Iiimrsru swear uiat nis lhhib n-ir ir.-niri
Uiat they nay etuulate "tl.ahotjy p-. it.r tbe ...n-trr- , in pnnumnr9 ,f oif, lBWful rail me i. within th di'trirt, I" 4 1T'w1
-.nrkinc um fuln. nf the t K (unirrr-al r. MM in tuft ht, not tMld dblricl for u,e puTViHm It I I A
the b-njy nhymrall Let our tutf-Mnen lofifc to it ami mm .1 ... 9 t ily .lli.k,t
iui are uui iiu.ftirippru. . I . Ji. fitter irOZtZir. j
misLommnnweann, enae.iea on inexn rtay or ' "Jl ."X. -Ti,i; ta! r"...s ... , .,.h , ,h aellll(,n f ,he La- i .r ....!,. k-i,., tion. it i. a . and nn rmcir.
July. IHW.it i.eDjm.ed on n.e lo give publ.c 'g ' P'P in rar,"car . ,he,r assorlmenl of '"'rr.r
nonce of such election to be held, and lo rhaii u-e o, pricany int,mi.i.ting threat.. ..rr. . in the barn-yaid. 1 here is a lineOKtHAKU li.FS MOM , l"Z .'i ,iT.7 " . V ".'Z. lYLT T
enumerate in such notice what officers are IO viot. witl dr.ig.o.inn.n. ml.il, rero,rra.e..y uf cood Krlliu , l LL.MJ1U UKL. Is , ukrn, whdr iLow rru, u, a k-w .ur.
be elected, I, DAN"L IJ.UULl)IN,I,gh Sheriff ;irXVVfCaoebm 'ZiZTZZlt i fcThe buildings are new-a large dou- . ; , fc Fan(.y j thnt.it the., .re "
of Ihe county of Union, do therefore hereby (ncd in any rum nnirirrrding Svrhundr.4dollan.and j ble Plank House, well finished, a largeJut-1 1 I I . . T Reraes Shallvs ; 7X7. n Ti ? T 'l i '" 1'.".
make and give this pnbl.cnot.celoihe electors JJTZJZZ . -K It 4KV ,b ltr,,ants, liranad.nes Ac. .li rov.r.,,. ,h ., . , di.,L .f th. ...
ofthesa.deoontyof Union,thataGiV.Vt7r.4L hr House, and all other n,,.ar, Parasols (rstra Mark) and M"' '' 'n.i.nir ..r .ht .y w u.-it .ra..
fiCrOAwil. beheld ia said cottn.yon lh. , ;i CI1KI.TIAM KLIF. ? ;,, or b , XiloV'a
SMOTiilittnitor Oriuiu but (being the tnet or tn-n-h,, where th. rad 'r"',, Aug. IJ, 1S..7 ., ' ... tiimiiin,n Chamherlin t,.rno,r, ,h, n.e.i,.-,n. without rere,.,.
& WEST BBAXCII FABMER SEPT. 18, 18)7.
.onri: is hereby cive.v; ' f Amendments to the ConstiUtica.
Tlit fwy prrMB, -Kcrptine JiwIIt of tlw Pw, , f .,, r m i t i v
mhm a. ill I h'd nnj ofllK nr p-.nlm -nt -f (-Mil r . it Cv LA .V 1 .
truit nilrr tit- i:nill t-lrt,or or line. ilU -r muy : TTT I1KRKAS I burn dirr. t ! I.y the Go-rnor
,;if v itmir tt-4 ili-lrii-t, wbMtiT a ntmmiioMt-iI , F Ki1t. D,tirv thai J- int It. -.kiti- tt. i-nipoMi.L- rvr
tiflirxr or ftit--ri-. ft tiUr.iin-it tt-vr or ftj--t, who tat Anitt.)nirpt V thm '' -tit utfcn "f HtU mitMi-.
U it ah til I-" t'ialovi-il uu-lfr tlit k:isltit. i'K--cntit-, ' wealth, ha knni acri-rtj l ly a tn; nty of iIm mt-itiVi
or io'linnr -lTrUnetit t'" tt or of Utr I'MiU-d : el--rtiii to rarlt H.uf of 111- l-i-lUiri-. nl two huo-
.stal-M, nr nf inr Incor rat-d litrii-t ; ami al Ilia ; trrmt of h n 1 ihut il n f-vl'l t-y tlx
rr ni-mrvr of t'imirrvfM ami of tin? -tat i'iitetir--, .r-iiiftttutfoii, thit mtty mti'n lui-nt m mrr-fi um-,
and of the t-t-lert nr eoinmon roun-il of any ity, or com t.tit i ul utiltfl to Hi.- M-iph- or ih.-ir -irvu ..r rf
niii'infr of aoy inrporalnl .tttrit. i by law mr-i-n- jerirnn. ThTf fort. f.ir tlv ) ui .tM-ot -TtaiititiK tlo iih-i
Iriea-f lioltiin-r. uc xerct-ua; at tins kuu Iium, thm trdl- - ot ttvrHtJfrfii of lhirot-naionrr-aTri rti mrHhrr-r. 1,
or aiixiittiu'iit or ju-lir. iiiit--lir or cl-rlt of any ekt , l-.-tux l. tit it.ix lit -h ln-ntf of ihr rotiut of 1 'it ion. I
tlou of thinl'om-nouwfailh.ftnJ that no inrtr,juli;i
,&nl U1MI no in.rri.ir.,uiKR,
9D abmll bligltle lo Imi then I
'
of Assembly, entitled!
or any omccr oi tcu mcuod
fou-u for.
A nA thm unitl Act
rf&n Art reUlin- to elections of' this Cum-
' " 9nA lUllQ f,.r,hl
ntvuwmtu, pav .t wuvj i
;Z&r lo "J! , ,i"'i.i i.th.?-. ' -I.-" !
bw iwifol tfce hiahi-at numlr of votr. In iWfHeet. :
"hall a..tmi-n l.th- p. rnrlr, to.ljii.lw .hall appoint
2 .".pr.or in il pl.ee, aaj in the p.TM.n elicLJ
i l 2h.il o.,I .lion.!. III-., the In.DHrtor h. rrrrl.nl ;
that the followinir Art of Assemnly was
passed by ihe general Assembly of this Com
monwealth on Uie Zitn ol reoruary, a v.
184 !, towil :
An art rrlatlre In rntlnr, at rlretton. In the rnantfe
of A.lani.. bauphin, York. Lanrartrr, Krauklm, Cuiu-
berlxinl. tenter, lireene. nrmilTonl and r.ne
-.-.c. I. He it rnartr.1. Ic, That it .hall b lawful for
tha qualifl)-! roter. of thernuntie. of A'l.m., Ihn.phin, t
ln.K.Irr, lor. lr.nKI...,luaiorri.nu..nirr.,..-e or,
Bra.lf..r. and Krir. fn.m and after the paeraar of lh.. ;
art. In for .11 the rao.O.l.n-. for the ram.U. oBWa
to he fili.il ai anr elretinn on one .lip nr tieket : I'n.ri-
rte fill.d al anr elretinn on on. .lip nr tieket : I'rorl- !
. That nflloa for which rrerjr candidate i roteil lor. j
II I .Ir.k'natrd. a. reuuirr.1 bjr the ri.linK Ian. of !
i rominonweaith. Set. -i. That any fraud rommittrd J
anr person Tolinn in the manner ahore prwr.hr.1, .
II ba nuniehrd a. aimilar fraud, are dlrertr.1 to be,
ded That onto, for which rrery randidate i. ,ot. far. ,
hall lrt ileMizn alert, ai mjliirrJ Mr theexintiuft lawn of
tliiat'onnnonwealth. wr.i. That any fraud rommittni j
hr any fH rn Toliou Id the manner above piwntinl, ,
hall b nunichnl a nimilar fr.-i'N are tltrertr.t to be j
puni.hed hy the rxtxtini: taw. of thi. Commonwealth, j
al"?!!. '."Tir hrf,'.i;'o.nf t"..1?...!"."
s. .1 1 r .t... i'o....l..o.llh 1
Art rrt.iire to Siiprrri.r in Franklin rounty.'ar.. it u
prorated: That i I.e Art pawed the irinnt mi... of ihe
Itfi.lalure. approve.! theiCthdar of Feb. 4'..autln.rixinir
theuual.lled ...ten. .4 A.lam.and nliwreoantira. I ml. I
hr urneral tiekrt, he rilrnded lo M.fllin, I ninn. Craw-I
f..rl. Krdfnrd. Monroe. Warren and Northumberland
countiraj. far a. relate, to voting at tbe general election..
For Ihe information ol the etectors of Union
county, I publish the following, being the 4th
aecucu oi tne act oi ine ucnrr.i nssrinoiy
of Ihe session of 11451, entitled "An Act to !
provide for the election of Judges of Ihesev- :
eral courts of this Commonwealth, and to '
regulate certain Judicial districts-"
8rc. 4. That the e)eeti.ni for Judge! .halt lie held and
enn-Jueted in the aaveral elrcOWn diatrirta. in Ihe aanra
in ib aama
manner and in all rr.pert. a. eleetiona Sir r-preenla- j
...a. .re or ...... ur .. ., ooouurun,, .um o,
aame judge, in.pertnra and other om.-er. ; au.l the pro- i
vi..un. nf the art of lira general aemhly, entitled An
Art relating to thr el.cti.ni. of thil'omti.nnwelll.' ap- '
provrd the vrcond day of July lKtv. and ita arvrral .up- j
plementa and all other Ilka law, a. far a. the .arur i
hall be in force anj appli -aMr .hall betlremed and taken
n....l.b.il,..kei,..idln.i.- IWul.ri Tl,.nhl
afureeaid elertore .hall vote for Judgr of the Supreme I
rourl on a .rparatr pi.ee of paper, end for all other I
Judjr. required lobe learned iu tba law, on another
arp.rata pi- ..f paper." :
It will thus be seen that the electors of
Union county are required to vote for Judges (
on one piece of paper, and fur Goveriior.t.anal
Commissioner, Assembly, and all County of
ficers, on one piece of paper, or Ihe voter
may cast his ballot for each office separately,
if he prefers it.
It .hall or tba dnry or me arvrral ararrwirli rerprci-
ivety 10 aurnu at tnr niaca ol no ding every genera.. .
.prctel or m...hip eleet.o.. during thVwhoi; tim- ..id !
I.,.. ant. t. aua... ..- il.. a.... . ia... in AawtAwifa. .
tto to tb inpwTtrtm o4 JimIk h-ii ciiii".i n, in rt-i-v-.
(ton to tb rtglit of avtwv nran mmmm4 hy thni tn Tut
t urh elrrtuin, nr Mtrh othr nittpr tn TrUlion Pi
th -iw-Mni..r)t f vntnni m tb mud H.sarctor or jiber (
f thrm pfiftll frAm timt tn time rviure.
No pmrtom ahavil b 4nDittr4 to wrt at any ttetln
mn firrid, tlion whit lVmn of th ! of t-ty-oae
jrnrw r nara, whn thM hvrm rrt4ilt1 In thi
Slt at lMt on J4ar.anl in thr elretinn di-trirt whrr
be oflV-rr to vtt at Uxt Um da .ninvliiitflT r nwl'tifcT
u-h rliTtt"n, niwt willi in two jrr pnM a Stat nr un
tv tas, whinh hall nae brm fumiiiH a lwt tn ta
Ka.fa.pw. taV wla. Ha ab aaa-aa W aJkr tMf
who hrVet prrTFu.r bern a qualltiisl otr nf
ioo.ly hern a quaTHted voter of thi. Stale. '
ll.ererromandrel..rned. an.lwbolu.a ici- 1
erlion district and paid tale, as aloroaid.
ami reninftK tltfrri
dv In the elvflinn
hall be entitled tn vnte after rraitling in tbtf ftate atz
month.: Provided, That the white Ire. men. eitiien. of
!.'ttv?ZZl !
trirt av afnrvai.1 tn tiiTA. ahall be ealitleU to rote,
atth"u.vh hall not barf paid taa.
No fw-rsrii hxl. be pertnitb-Ji lo rote whoe nme I
not rnntaintnlin lb lift 1 tajie.hlrinhnMtnuftirnifhtl
l-y tbf l'mmlmi4Wer, ai rwi, Kirwt, hrprnrinr- a rwipt
aapird arnvaMv tn th rimtiitiiKtn. aint ri -mti-favrv
torv evidrnrr rittier on hi. own oatl. nr atltrmatinu or .
iiw na.n or an.rma.ion oi aniiinrr 11... ... i.e. ..
tax. or . failure to produce a receipt .hall make .we'll
to tb payment tht-rmf, nr 8emnd if hr rlaim a riirlit tn
! by being an ! ur between tbe atcm of twt-nty-fine
and twmty-twn jfarn behhull dfiK-won oath cr affirma
tion tht be haii rMititil in the ltate at lnt one year
before bin anpliratM-n anil mike Urh pnmf .f rei.enre
in the (IMriet aa ia rruiird by thin art. and tbat h ileci
verily l-rliere fmmlbe arrountppiren bim that he innf the
aforeaid are, andfrire unrb MlKreiiaW-iiea aaU reqairetl
, to ,to ,. i. lb. alphabetical ll.t by
,. i,wrto nole mmt. onr.ite thereto hy writing
by ItlrP art, whrrriipon tlf name ul llie perin m amnio
lh, u, h. .hall he admitted to vote by r-aeo. of
Everv Berron nu.lili.4 u .fnrmiid and who ..hall I
make due proof if required of bi re.i,ieu. and pay-
mi-ntof taxea afore.al.1. .hall be admitled to vole in the :
?,..hip. ward o, di-trirt i. whirl, he .h.ll rente.' '
If any wrraon .hall prevent or ratempt lo prevent any 1
nwreror any rlection un.irr mi. an irom i...i..i.. . ..
Iteer. nr .ball interrupt orn.iproM.rlv interfere with
. ..liilrd to vole therein.
ahail he rentcno-d to par a tine of not Ira. than one hun
dred nor more O.an nnr lh uand dollar, ami he imptie-
. . .. nn-lk. mtnrM . 1 1 T. I..I O'.tt
Onci no .er. xumu ... h. - -- ..
If any perron ur person, .ball m.ke .ny hrt or wager
open ll.rrr.iult of sny election in thi. t'nniuionwrallh.or j
.11.11 oner lo wie ... j .. - - - - -
hat pne lamalion thereof or by any written or printed
atlvrrtlN-meni or rn...e....r ... ........
audi het or wager, upon conviction thereof be or they
halt forfrit .nd pay three time, the amount eo bet or
Tf anv prrann nol by law qnalt fied .ball fraodulenlty
vote at any election In thi. Oiranw.nwe.lth, or bring
othrrwiM qualinrd .hail vote out of hi. proper rti.triet,
or rf any prrwn knowing tbe want of rueb qu.liSe.tion
hall ai.i or procure .urh pereon lo vote, the pcrnn on
conviction .ball be Sued in any anal not exceeding two
bundled dollar, .nd be imprisoned for any b Tin not rg
ereding Hirer aaonlha.
'If any eer-nn .hall Tnte at more than one election
dilrirt or olherww. fra.idub-ntly vote more than once
on tbe aame day. or .hall fraudulently fold and deliver
tn tbe in-prctor two ticket, together with the intent ille-
gaiiv to vote nr adviiw and pnKM.r. another n to do. be ;
ZZZTthMiS. I
.na he iuinriauned not I tban three nor more tban
''"KanTi-r-w not qnalilM to rot, tn tbi. Common, i
w.talib.arrr.hly inlaw, (eseept the anna of quaiiSed
riiiaen.,1 .hall apir at any piare nf rlretion for ihe j
purpoae or baaing
nwUIr..r4e.tMtlw, "d"l2 ,
.urh offence, and ba imprisoned lor any term not eierni-
aunt not ovreodlng one ra oe.i.r. e.. ....j j
Ing ibrermontna. ,v '
nrvrsection of said act -every General and !
c:.i hll heonened between the I
. 1 ' .... .... : .1 r.. -. .1
day. Ihe 16th day of October.) lo do and per
form those aaties enjoinra o mem oy iw.
The Return Judges of L'nion, Snyder and
Juniata counties are required to meet al the
Court House in lh borongh of Lewisburg
on Monday the lth of October, to make out
retnrns for the memhr or Assembly.
rtai.4 nt th Sheriffs Office. Lrwisbnrg.'his
tihkd.wrf fWnremreerA.IXoneinousandeisht
. hundred aad nlv-stven. . , .
j IMMLL !. i.vin,. wer.j
provides as lollOWS, 10 Wll: hi-U Ilia li-neral Mwiiou. m 1 un ii-uinn.... K, y, llllmK ,ir, and .oiitl br an "' t.nrmrmAmn.mA lb- awr..ll,n. .M , .t.
- Th.tm-lnTrorF and j4e..lti'rtt !!..-! h.l-1. np,ni .nJ rl.Ht: ,. it ,l,li I th. tf.i, of th, street, east hy I linnft.iwliM sou n by an we,,w lllr ., r
.Prrtl.lar-.ppoliitfllurhoMiaitnal'lloi.tii tha Jailp- Ii.pli anJ tlk of rarh l l Uraa.hi!.-, A lley, wnereon Ihe olirl IIOUMC UUtl r,t ,. of..ar .irfc.Ht, ulij cun.iuo-n.lllt itu u....t
di'trM. to whi.h thry rr.ti..ly l-g. h-lor. o- i w.r.U .n.l Ji.lricu to rrn-i.a at 't''''u"' C'oUlltV Olli. S areererted. I ,.r.,.rai,. n."
r,. k lotl.r morning of th. laid wnml TuMtajr of - aillr wrllUn or prin rd, or fartl. n ti aM jarll, ,.,rlam lot ai'toinin- P'nmb street 1 ' " "" "X lrr"""f ' -l"
tol, and ach ol i4 lnnt..ra .halt .H-..t oua , print. J. lo.m cilum. duly .,...lil-d to , rote fcr MrmU r. Also a 'ertain lot a,.jonin nmo .reel .,,.1 l ..,. rr rrolr.
d.,k ..InahaltUqinlifirdrofni of u.h ili-tri. t. I of Hit llrn-ral ml,l, .ol u. r"-ij' " "r ; lhe raM, Market street on the sou.h. lot of ; Kijord, KA.Mrk, LATIloKr t Co.
- Ir.ti.r,-r:n -ho .1,-11 h,. rrrri,",, boa t. V'TT.wii? idw ! J'-h" Seebold's on the west and an Alley on I
-Wi-SSWitL"'.!. I the ,.nh, whereon the Jail is ere. t-d. "r:?Z?VJ!:7ZV?-
hi. po7r.-;orlf an, ,-.r, ,h.,ll eon.iour in the l-.,.l I . " pr.olr.l ballot, or ti.'.rl. ' ' " " purpose. SV.R 1 1 H L K.S W AUIII. 'V, r,-' ,'. ,1 . i , 1 , a .-r. r-.'H .
&&VuiZM t-H,'-tl. I ,l.i.llt,l.rlti .....r..Hl.r.,......An.a.,rn-. July S2, S7 JOII.N V. II AKliKlt. ' .Ti'. ilT ;T "."mV I
tin. .!. lrrt, Sball etert oiiaoftlieir. Phll be op. n.,1 ,nl rW. t h- .... lime ...I ... all . ' . '. "w V,"' "Z' ';."
TtMbereby' nTaVkoown and pive notice I '''-"'?1.,.r '",' H! Fa rilltTS flia r.Ct ht a Uar-dln ! , " " '
hours ot eignt ana ten in mc u.r..ou, o.... ( -- j -- .. , - - ----- - -r. ------- -
shall continue until seven o'clock in the even- eellent water, with a Pump in, under roof a j betu granted to the undersigned, all persons ,
when the lolls shall be closed." large Cistern also under roof a large new : knowing themselves im'ebted to said estate j
'""The Return Judges of ihe several districts I Stable an Ice Honse and other necessary ! are requested to make immediate payment, !
will meet in the Court House at Lewisburg, j out-buildinss. There are also on saidgja and those having claims upon it will preset.! :
. lh: j jv f,Pr ,ne election, (being Fri- Lo choice Krnit Trees and !hrubberv 2; ' them for selilement on the 5th day of Septem- .
.tirr hDI pp.-iitliu I't ttl HNlll1il KltYlofit l mmKI
fnimty, tliat an rlrrtlon will in- Im-M im mrh at Ihr tf-wf..
ahia, ara. anlaillrirlrl)irrHii. llie Sk.Ul.M) 1 1 I
iaV ok uctuhkk. a i.. i-st.Iit iti purr"" r ii-rii-:
uic Mp.,n thr rdo,. rr rn t ttv aamruJtiH.i.t-
fyf! h.rh.a,r uo pnti r
-. x "irr- ih:Yr',Vz:rZ"
frral writ.rn or pr,..,l ..r p:ut , r, l.n ,rp.. .J
balL.l. or tl. k-t.. r,.i,..,..,- .... 1,.- I k-tl.nvof ihr
.on., -tut Ihe Au .Uu.nl,- ,nj it."-, .h.. are op,.
r. to .Urh All.. .l...r..t., .r ... of ihr r.pir,.
ri'turit". ax ia til other i-artn-nlars, ivt-n in. h-r my
lutud auti i-al, at Lewi.-Inrv. tint 4th S-- tnb-r V 1.
10..7. U..MKI. V. i.tU'IN, & tu-r.lt.
I. H. 14 W SHE.
A X K W
L. B. Skbiilr
HOTEL,
In LcwKlMii't;, l'u.
,
7UC TltJir JT A 1 t V JJOllSl
1 1 - I J - V - fIVUllii,
"17ILL be opened for the accommodation '
1 AT ILL be opened for t
11 of the Iraielni" mi
' ul ",c "veuil, pu
TllairMtl.13'. Sfpt.
. . .
I his Hullse is directly OOP
yy of the Iravelin" public on i
"I
TllUrtlay, Si'pl. lOlll,
i , , , !
I his IJulise is directly ppositr the new t mirt
tt I 1 . I II..'
House. It has been fitted up at consideral.le
"PTise, with the view of art..rdiiiK everv con-
venience ; and no en".rl will tie spared to ac-1
commodate its patrons. The House is larire, !
... .. .i...:..u.r..n.. i. i . l...
"""'. " uri,,.-..ui iv .... d.ru, d..u U..S
been newly lumishrd lliroliohollt.
UW'MlEi NKIIOI.n,
Lewisburg, Aug. SB, '57. Proprietors.
-;
art 11 11 i. .
I HI 11(1 1)1C r tll'ni 101 NlIC. I
r'flHE subscriber will expose to Public Sale
on the premises, in Kelly Tp, L'nion Co,
ra at 1(j drk A.M. Otl
ThurMlay, totter neit,
i TRACT OF LAN II containing
- , a f a
I all f f'lll'a
SS.la.V
or thereabouts, on which are erected fwj i
. l)7,Miii Houses and aft!
' " ' '. "p'l"l; "ouses ail I ajj.a. ,
1) AK.s.Spnn'' House and oiher buildiug,and .
two Wells of Water on the Farm.
rtpv About one hundred arms of the
said tract are cleared and under a
good stale of cultivation. The bal- -ance
of the tract is well Timbered.
'i'i,,L i..n.i ; I i i o..;ohK..rh.....i
and is about half a mile north of The public
; road leading from Milton to llru-.li Valley and j
, , , . - . i riu
3 from Lewisburg, and adjoins lands of John
Hannlrrp f ir! f I.iui-nril 1 .a n i.'l lT :i n (man anil
D-avifl Kt?!v
Said laand be sold a the properly
y vi
ol
Arr.xmni.il M L?.iTr.ii, drreaM'il. lernik of .
aalf mnHp tnnivn r.n .la. ..f sail hv
JOIf X llEWACF,
Adminitr.-.t(ir u-ith the Will auncxed ,
Kelly Tp, Sept. I t, l.'i7
Chanco for a Bargain !
-wnV A newly-ereClr.) LAKUR IIRH'K
PJaJ(H;sE, in Lewisburg, advanlageouslv
J . e
located, is ollVred lor sale on very reasonable
terms, and possession of one half of it given
imm-lia-e.v. Impure al the C Wr Office
Sept 1, IH57
PU15LI0 SALE.
TILL he offered at Public Sale on Sal
urd:iT. I ! :IU oKN Iohcr. al ,
I r. e l,.r If t M. riiinmrnrin. lit ar Jotin IJon-
chv's,
! half lots situate on Drown street
1 lot "
3 lots on Sixth street, (opposite the new .
Institute) j
2 lots on Tenth street
a lots on I'niversity Avenne I
1 House and lot (old boarding House
property). j
Persons wishing to purchase Lots, will do ,
1
I he now resides, situate in I'.utTalo Valley,
g and -
0f whirh about rl. are cleared, anil tne rem-
amder is well timbered. It is Limestone '
m-e ... - . . . ..t...,..
-Cgravel land, ill a good Mate ol cultivation.
tbe most of It having been limed once, and,
., nl it the frc.ind lime.
'I he Farm is well watered, a running stream j
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
1
JI
OR S.I.E.K. One lot on South Third
street fi an. or. and n hi.lffrn.n Markpt-
Alcn
Also
on Sonth Foutlh street only two squares from 1 r:
Market.
r."The above are level Lots, well located
and adapted to building purposes.
W. H. AKMSTROXG,
Acting Gx'r of Win. Aruisirong, dee'd
Lewisburg, March IS, 1H57
VALUABLE HEAL ESTATE
l'OIt KAIaTC.
yrarg subscriber oilers for sale his Residence 1
J on the west side of South Second street I
.he Uoroush of Lewisburg, between -Market
ind StLouis s.reets.cons.st.i.gof near a lot and
a halfol ground.makinga IroniofJ'J teet on said
Second street, and in length 157 feel, 6 inches.
The improvements are a commodious three
....jl. ,.r l.tflM T T-v--v
Ku.e. i,...v,. l Ijljljl.NtI
I I OUST', "f pressed brick, 47 feet
front hv'3U feel dei-D well finished with a
marble base, marble sills and lintels in Ir.mt
a fireproof roof with a ing attached of
The location is a desirable one either lor a
private residence or public business. Il is on
Ihe most elevated part of the Borough, near
the Court House, and bnla short distance Irom
Market street. Terms will be made easy.
June 9, IN57. U. F. MILLER.
j. j jtrnee
au66Bi
Dr. J.F. Hamy
... . .
TT flMfr'.OPATHK' I'hvsieinne
ill south side Maikrt St. between 4th A Sih
, ,. 6,0 LH7Sil7tO', I'J
.tirr Hol pn- lxim to th finnltril t-ltYtorn ol miI
mrr, wwnr c... .. - t on t),e WPSt tv me street, norm oy .varkei ' .n. ..rv h-t"' r mi'1 t io
Heal Estate.
i 2:1 hv t'l tret an tint Kitchen a Wpt) of eg- 1 late of I. ni..n tou-nshin. deceasp.l. have1
Adjourned Safe.
VOTIL
XI aisnrd.Tiuaiee, will sell al an t:on. in
pursuance lo and htr irm' of an An ol A
semuly approved ihe IXib day of April, A. I
IW.iii Moiif tlie t'Jth davol UctoliTA.!).
ls!S7 at the nreiuises in th- ll..ronrh of -New
llerlin. the Jail. Court House and all other
I'liblic I'uililinirs and I.aiiil, situaie in sum
llnroush, belnnxin? lo the County of Imioa T, n r.. 1"
prnr to the erection rf the new county out of : TRtlf j wonn r ;.: nui.iaa f.i'i7
pari of I'nion, bounded and described as fol- h rrrt-i.r-i i.r.jf mH. f. n. fH. f.r l"r..r u ,r
low. Viz : I '' H'of'"!". "' K-IJ rr r..,.
Five lots adjoining each other, ami bounded
Said lots will he sold separate, together with
the appurtenances.
a!e to commence at 10 i.Ylnrk A. V., of
snid day. trheii and where the tenn arid ron
ditions of s.ite will lie m-i'!e knowti l.v :lie iiu-
dt-rinrd, duly appi.inie.1 l:v ;ud An f..r ilial
I.OIl Sll.i:, near i.ewihur?;.a Tract of
aluioM fiO ti res of i I Karinin"
Land, limestone soil. Il will be sold on reas
onable terms at private sale for Cah. Ii.i).nre
at the Otlire of the f.'ir.. wir.. June 10, '57
STRAYED
a. From the premises of the shrriber
i?!
:on Wednesday night, a lull
., T i?ma!I and pretiv old, yellow and
lute -potted, face white, and white al.mj the
i i u
I.-f'Tfualion ol tiff whereahniN arn-
e.st'v ilesircti. Kt HM K M LKKILIj-
. i,.rt t, 07 i,7
' 1 1 " -
Arthur's Self-Sealing Fruit Jars.
rHt'E are of tire and acid proof slone-
I ware, and of thoroughly ani.cilr.! Ias,
wdrr.mted to stand h.-t wa'er. I ney are tne , ,.r larmlv use, and the paying thereon ni. to
best in the market, and the only ones to be ihan a fair pnofit, is -moi.ey lost ;" the un.lrr-entir.-ly
relied upon. Fur sale by liwulmait J) . M-ne.t. therefore, hns just i-penrd, in his
Ckamherlin, Lewihnrg y; , y fOMMODIOl'S HOI'S f,
,......, i.rT'l'ivr' f ! on the corner r Fourth and .Market Streets,
iMALllliM'a 11'.I. I 1.M", . ! Lewisburg. a splendid assortment of
TXI,.IA l'1'"11, liH'""-.;,f,r" sixMT,";.pr '
X otor Oa tan Leather II. Inns .Jill. ( ir- .
cularand Cross-rut ! S-and every 'des-
i - .... , . , i I
cription oi H A R D W A H t " n 'ies.i'e u
Kctail by 1.LW1M Muuntl.i.,
WiilianiMit, Pa
Orders by Express or otherwise f.r mpily
attended to 77. A' 1N CAll Uiui.Jpd
TAILORING.
JOHXn. MILL Ell ;
th.tiil.fiil I. r rl favors :
would Mile tbat he has re- j
reived the Fall ati-l imei
Fashions nod is rr- pved to
ITT, M AKK. and HI.I'AII! '
garininis as usual, lie win
endeavor, as heretofore, to
ejerute his r's saiisfacto-
rily to all. Lew isbnrs, Aug. H ,I7
rl'Ilr .Mercantile iiln,NS in 'r
1 ca ai i
-s... 7. . ..i i i?
tIT unwr ine linn ni n""
KR. AVf -lustre a full 1M rI I UCIir I a.-
rona;e, and will sell cheap nH"a-.h or Cunir
ry rre-duce. tail and see .e nr ir-n.
An-
ia, ir.17.
. N SI CR.NKK.
Dissolution.
"V'OTICi: is hereby given, that the firre rf
Slifrr ti WEwlilin, was dissolved by
mutual consent on the 1st day of July lastand
that the books..! said lirm.are left with me i r
collei iion, with whom a'l persons owing said
firm will make settlement.
Aug. U, ISoi. SAMUEL hLIFER.
HrilliP Dul In :i C1T I'lare !
ISrttHI III .1 -a aa a ...a. .
JI'SSK II. YVf.IK. having
lali'en llie establishment recently oceu-
pu-J by Mrs ), nrnianitie. ailjoining
Ihe Chronicle" and Telegraph offires. he i
prepared to see his old and new fro nds, an.l
liirin-h them with all kinds of CVFE'Tli
M'KIES of the choicest varieties. He has
refuted Ihe establishment, and is certain of
giving satisfaction Ij all. Ice Cream served
up evrryevening. Aug. II, Ifi7
lowest cash prices Coal weighed, and gord
measure warranie.t. V I oai exenangen lor
merchantable Country Produce of most kinds
as well ns for cash.
Coal Yard al Tho's Nesbil's Lumber Yard
on tSmth Water street.
Nov. 1!, lf-' if IL I- ME SB IT.
t.ootl riM! cvv f;ooIs!!
J.
, . i i
SrlircxtT & Nin have reiTivptl their
SCCOlOl MIl'l'.V ' ei'ini on.. -....i...v.
New Clothing Store,
nt the old stand.
J-JHILIP OOODMAN having pnrchased the
Ji t.oods, A.C., of A. Singi r, at the well
nown rtore room, opposite jvnnes itoiei.anu
having made large ad.iittons to his stock from
1'hiladelphia, respectfully oilers to the old
friends and patrons of the establishment, and
to ihe trading community in general,
the Largest, Cheapest, and best assortment,
(for cash.)
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
ever oll'ered in the West Branch country.
Coats, Vests, I'ants, Hats, Caps, Shirts, Draw-
ers, I mbrellas, Val.ces, Carpel Bags, Hand-
berchiels. Ac.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
and everything usually sought for in a Cloth
ing Store. Call and give us a fair trial.
Lewisburg, May 6, 1S57.
Administrators' Notice.
"ITT'HEREAS, Letters of Administration to
the estate of SAMIT.L WALTKR,
ber next, at the late residence of said deceased.
J. M. WALTER, , , . .
JJAVID UROSS. I Administrators.
July 31, I8S7.
1-awn of IMT.
Noiire is hereby given that the Quota ol the
flb,lMonofiheUg.slalur-have
been received al the I'roihouolatv s oilice of
I'nion County for distribution lo those entitled
. lo the same. SAMUEL KUt'MI
i Lewibiirs, Aug. lt, 7. l'lolh
ten
Tilt: Git cat m:ii 1I1IER
o toi rxcftrrriLT wi
foi;ni AT LAST!
Fit: it aifTuf.i s ri KMANrvTi.v i;i;r nvp T.,
it. oriii..! rl. . r.,.r. laxnr .intlf rhr 1.. :d -
all !.
Iruff. it hmr aad .11 n-lu' a l.t
ti'l ll .ru(iit
Mkn tlw .ir ..).. nith, .at
ti' ff. mi iimm in.-iaLui ... ,
.. .r.liu, lBa m J. atU. fi,mu
i
,Udih UMvits-
j j, . vMr , mr-kimiri lu.nci, (,,
wr w-Tr in.lt.rrd to ii-.--ntr of ...or ll.ir Kr.tof.i ,.t
an-i it. . f..rl. rrri- w..r.'l-if..l. a lerl it our ilulj lo
j..u an-l the .IT .-'..I. r.. r- ..rt it
..nr little M.n'- h-a 1 1- r .nir time hiwl hrra prrf-lr
r. T.Tr.1 aith . rm. fc.-.J .oiar r:iil..l il waJ-l h.a.1. IV.
ItJiralnc-l r..f:ri'v .iie.e el! iu n I: -j m no-. i.-n a
fri. tel. ii.e hi, -i.t: rit j-. r..i-r.: to u-r t'..'.r P..
I ' '(...l:.!K w. IIII.CINIUlTn tv.
C.tKAII A. IIH.I.ISU'IIIAM.
nir-lin.r, M.ine. June 2i. 1VS.
ritOF. O J. WOnr war Sir: I l.a.e want two l.lllr
r.fPr..f. W..f. ll.ir P.. -Tiitive. and rrn truly .ay it ..
tl;rtr.atr-t .lj..-... n ..Xil.e f.-r re.loring an.l .l..n.
ling Ihr ll.ir. b. f.re ii-inj il I w.. a man of .evenly.
My hair ha new art;.. . t it. original color ioti r.rt
rrr. ttitne.i.l it lo 1 l.r a..rM witboul ihe lea-l S ar. a. nty
taw wae one of the norL kin-l. V' or. Rr.ie.-tr.iltv.
IIIMII. 5i. Ml KPI1V.
O, J. ViKitl CO.. p. oirirl.....::!.1 "roadway. V,
intLeirrrat N. V. Wire it. l:.-ut li--bairnt; and IU
Market alrvet. St. I.o.ti.. Mo.
.S4j And .Ul hy all good Druggiata.
in re-i Jnrj fy t II It 1ST rM.imri.l..
Great Excitement !
MONKY LOST!
TT i ro w universally ennrede d that the pur
chasing o I any article t.ftl.i.'.N for privatr
rni.f; and summer c.ooi.
f. r La i rs as well Centlemen. ccnsiM,, , jr.
. . . . .......... i ... I - ..ll.re.kS., .-
!".. " ".e ... . . u . ...
liere"c lie Lames, B reges. Pophr.s, l.awii
Hrilliants, Tissues, Knibronleries, (. ;i.ir-,
I'lidersieei-es, Han dkerchiefs, Trin;n.:i.e.,
tlloves. Milts, together with
t Fine l ot ol' UuuiPNtlc C.ootlw,
Prints, Muslins, iVc. Also, Ready-Made t'lo
thin:, CLOTHS, CftStKtGRES,
Vesting. Hats. Cravats, Linei.s, and a fue
frt.3h sel.Ti...ii of
.v,v;.K, ofFZK .VOI.ASSES.
Teas r. r, a, CI r..., in Iar2e or small
quantise. Flll by the quarter,
half, t.r whole barrel. MALT by
the sac-L or bushel,
and, in short. plm..si everything nsna'ly kv'
in. our stores, can be found at this corner, and
all of which t ill be sold at the
LOWEST CASH PRICE
nr exrhaned f. r Country Produee. All hei
a-K, is a rair iriai; vnicts s'aic
, rufils aii.i r ; m!,j ravmeiiL
H"Ba9BUKa
iir eiirr iMia'ilv. from the H.iniev Mil'i
.f a
! n.. grout. I r.uv i l.er ihan the mills furnish
in this n-riun, an.l .tnle as gocd. it not si.e-
rii'i, uhit-li can be tested by wsaTaiaL, sold lit
I lar;e or small iiuantities.
ALEX. AMMONS.
I Lew iburg. Pa May 2, ';"?.
DR. SAKFORD'S IIM VI G ORATOR
or l.i. r Rriuedy,
rT III.-5 i!-on.f tb errav-t M-'.'ntif!'' i
Tir it'avlf, efil letilitiW iTkii;K f
me'liea! .liaeovrr-
rure. almort lo
ureal l. tIir.e. It r,-e s. if I, n.ayir. erra tf" I'll
' ?';! "''"n. n-orrthan one kollle ia rr-
,,,r,,it,, rni. i..v I. nd .1 l.n" li.iii:mt fr. nj ua
- a. r-t J...i..:i.e ..r .-.r)-i. tea f ae:..n brad a.ba, all
j ' """'
The !lr, i.one ftbe pnnr.pal r gnlatoraof the kraiaa
i. .ir. i. n.l w :i n i rl- in. - il :o..r: . n. wen llie pi wrr. . r
It... .v-t. hi ar.- tn.u ,levr?ep.d. Tl.e ai.tvoarb i. .lurvt
eiilir. lv i-1" n.t. nt , n it e I ,-: ! 1 1. arto n ol ihe l.irr f r
a proper i er'. rui.nee i f it. tur. I:n. W hn Ihe .ti.aia. h
i. nl lat.ll. 'I.e I., w, ir hrr.Mi.l ; I r . I.i.le .m. -uttrr. :a
n.HM.i.rrrr . f ...i. i rn Ihe Lorr liaiiaa rrawsl 1"
do il. .Inly. I..r It r il.-ra-. ..I Mat nrrnn. one ol lr
pn.pnrt. r, l a n...le il I.- .tu.lv. an a prartire .4 Bn.re
than l.Mitv . .r., t Mid I. air r. mely wherewith to
rxonterart the in.ny d.m rno-ol. to which it f. liar a.
T.. tr.'.e i h..l tli. r. dkIy ..at !a-t "hoikI. anv per. u
In.nMe-l with Liver Vmvl.iot in any f it. ftrtna, baa
Tn all whA will fl!nw th-e ilireetinn a rare la potf
t'Trty LTumnt-eti. sn a II r .. hk ran be rum! by tba
f to fa-i'p-ftn-rnj taken 99 cm aa tbe attack ia
The IfiTiffv ratrsr arr f.iift tn rnre oor tfma h or tha
bn.i 'flci'tes .--.p-ru-nreii altTi-alinif.
CtiIh ii- att.i- ki Tifbl rvs-iiir to t ne battle, arrl rhr--ir
IiMrrh'i-a. ditllciilt a.- it i tn cure, is nrvrr txiut'la
t m tn th' e wl .. takr th li.Tt-.T.iir.
K. r .( tr Jauti-ai'-e. n-thinic tn the ko"n
Wir!-I a t--i. IhIIi nr 'urt - sn uifli'y a llie Inviif-a-
l"r- 1 1 reawMTrf aii veiiowner-s aoii uhumwm cmui m au
n "
ben tit. It art- aa agent!. I albartir.and rhoutd ala.i.
be t.k.'H in ...llirtrl.t , ...lltil ies to Op.-r.lr..n tl.r l"
gently. Ihr hret way to take it i. to lakr Ihe mr.l:rtaa
in tl.e n..-uih. Ihrn t.ke u.e water an-l rwtP. a f-'k
bntrlb.r. tn tbia way Ihe mclirHie will Mwrrrlr Vu
ted. tANr.'Kl. A CO.. Tr-THel-1-.
; CHKJSTJi CAUn l:l L UKistur?
: . w. R. mi rwin. A.-m.
345 Broailway, rw I r.
CABINET AVAKEEOOJl
70RTII 4tb Street. The sulcri!ier
r
most respectluliy informs the citizens v
Lewisbur? and vicinnv. that he has i n hand
and f. r sale a cheap hn of I I HAITI UK.
lor the t-pruig trade, comprising
' Iri!t!Mli" and Ct'ln'''" UurOatlS, t,C
rctarics ami Casos, tcntor,
Card and Pier TaUes, l-ining '
P.reaklaet Tal.k?. Ci'iloartls. Cut
tajrc ami other r.ed.stead?, J-tawls,
Solas, and Chairs
of all kinds. COFFINS made to oroen.
short notice.
The public are cordially invited to eiam
his work. as he is sure lhal they will be sa-
fied with his Mi,ck of Ware, and prices.
SOLOMON YOl'Mi
I.ewisblirr, Sept. 15, lr.rfi
av (IlKhS, Walb'.
gfi -f ftzi n(1 J'Wrli y. " Sw"
&aa3aisear!ihe I'ost Oilice Cheap
Cash. A. E. IJENOKMAMJiE, A'
Lewisburs, April St, 154- .
JOMtll Ui:M.l',.4uclloarT,
SliLll Trsl ihe patronage of ie' publif
Res,d..nce on South Kifih street. L-'-burg.
Pa. December 5, I-
' 4isMI El. HOFr.MA
I1' OKS.w.'s K-il.a n over
1 as opene.t a ne ,,.,., kj au-
f....(.,...,erv. an.l wu.lit.Slo act! n-5
uicruus cu toiuirs thtie..
I
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