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Wat a Th Lfwisbliji Crintrt,
f -li-1rt on lh "s-h Syatrm. lit tl-t iw.wt an-i brt
rtrcoUtios of n Nrwarianar in Union Oountr.
Freedom, national ; Slavery, seciional!
Me appeal fntrn ihe Jive Slave-holding Supreme
Cuwt Judge ta the I'koph of FKaxaYivaMa.!
For Coiri Aor,
DAVID WILMOT,
of Bn.trpoKD coryrr.
Canal ComiHlsMioner,
WILLIAM MILL WARD,
OF rillLAtlKLVUlX.
for Juihjet of the Supreme Court,
JiMHS r.tX II. of l ajrllf C o.
JOsi:i'll JJ. tS,ot t ln-MorC o.
I'ulon Coiinfj' omiiiatJon.
'r Jt'-jtrrsriitatirrx
THOM AS HAYES, of ITninn counly.
DANIEL WITMKIi, t,f SnyJ. r "
n . f ii i Mri'' m.m - wani oi a currency, ine aesirutuun m . -
t.m 7 7v hZ -OLOi'GL MLU- I dence. and the nniemus evls consent on
JilLI.,, of .ew Kcrlin. ' financial embarrassment. Kvery department
Cinimiiu'-mer RICHARD V. B. LIN- ; of industry has felt, and been disastrously af
COLV, of Hartley. ! fecied bv the shick: trade and commerce
Trwurtr UIG II I. S HELLER, of have been paralyzed, the merchant the manu
Ijwi 1 nrr I fael'irer, the mechanic hare eea their bnsni
, ,. ,,. ,,,, ... prospects snddenly blasted, and many have
Awl,tr JOU KbisLLU, of Xcw bcfu mvoI,eit in a nl,n which no otdinary
Rrtrlin. i sAaeitv or foresioht could avert.
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1 If'I',,I,I'Vfi4t
" JIIjLa
Oo TUESDAY NEXT, from 1) A.M. to '
- i M -it ,t r-j.lnf
I " Ff"-'nJs of ,
W'ilmot, M il! ward, J. J. Lewis,
. , . . ...
V eecll.lIuyCS.W ltrtier, Merrill,
T iiifnlii Vlillor nirl IvrxsiW '
LilllCOlll, MKUtr, ailU lVCvskr, .
in Uuion county, aro rcquesteJ to meet at
, . .. , , , , ,. ,
thoir respective places of lioldin;,' cKcIiod,
to consult upnn the lest means for their
election TO VOTE -and to get all to
vote for them you can. I
In conseqm-uee of the rressini; Batnrc I
, . ... ... .. 1
r.f Ibe work tins fall.fow public gathertn-s
have beeu beM. e know many are wile '
awak, and anxious we hope, all are pre-
, . ,ii
ared. J he pood cause demands that j nu
GIVE ONE DAY TO YOUR
COUIUTRV I
. ' !
Onjnmze 80 that ail who vote riplit the j
infirm, the csreles. the rem te, the poor, :
he indifferent shall he hrotiht to the
polls, in good season, with full tickets. i
Only OXE Mass Meeting
infr f
LET THAT RE A ROU5ER ! Let the
speeches be short in form f a b.m.lot '
and tlie more the t- tUr 1 gg)..Koniciiii r, '
one WHOLE DAY AT THE GRAND
MASS MEETIXG, TUESDAY NEXT!:
t j i . mi i
Ba-Judge iLMor s election will he
uatua wttu tlulignt by the Iriends ot ICj-
tiooal Liberty throughout the civilized
world. His defeat will be good news to ;
every slave driver, slave owner, Mormon '
i i . , i, i:. . '
elder, and Catholic prick j
)t. MlLLWAnn was elected as au j
American, but he opposed in Congress all ;
the schemes of the slave pr.ee.Ju.t. .
1! i i . I l j ! . ' t I.-!,. . , i,,.
shoulder to shoulder with Ivunkle, Grow, ;
Burlineame, ive.
Jos. J. Lewis and VsECtl aro second ;
to none in the State as lawyers; not rabid :
politicians, they will bring honor and dig-
Lity to the supreme court.
There are no intelligent Democrats who .
doubt the prulahlo flection of HAVES
und WlTJlia. Men of their aEe and ex-!
. , , ... ., ,, .
li-neuco o uslusu a. uuiuUu,&
wiuttr.
Me. I.ivraii.v ran tho tiinlieet f.ir Com.
missioner, two years ago, and is a man of ( -h OI!'"; rntinuii,g solvent at par. in pay
.' ,f '. , ... ! inent of ail debts due. or to become due to
rare auaiomcn.s ana ous.uess uaoi.s. j
has been tried iu arduous circumstances
and not found Ranting.
Mr. MEBKIM. understands English, and'
f , i t i it
Herman, and is every way qualified. His
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father, the lute James Merrill, Esq , labor-
cd many campaigns in the good cause when '
success was hopeless; we can honor his i
memory by giving his worthy son the lit-
tie office fur which ho has been proposed,
r r
Thcre is no business man in our county
superior to Hugh P. Sheller. He is wor-
tbv and fit
.i .-"i . i . .
John Kcssler had over 1000 majority
for Sheriff, and the experience he then ac-
quirfd renders h'm especially competent
for Auditor. Don't forget honest John I
w j puhhc connaencr. am anil revive every nrancn I
o T r .. n i. of industry, and save their creditors and the
BA.3on-.o ot the Democracy arc much , ( ti,,, ,i ,;-
t mrm J I commitnny from the bankruptcy and ruin, i
distressed because some of those who con- i inevitably consequent on the intense pressure
dtmncd one vote of Wilmot.teo years ago, j Pf,he present financial crisis. j
,. .. .. , r, ' The questions submitted for yourdetermi-
support Lim DOW. 1 hey disagreed with j natln ar(. i,nprIant anj numerous. They
him on the Men great question, but they i rise far above all partisan or political consid-
agree on the now great question. Whigs ! """ " ealculations. A sulTering com- j
1 ! mtinily in the hour of their anxiety and peril
agreed with Wilmot on the slavery issue, ,xpr., ?t your l andsprompt and patriotic ac
tht o, and they do still. On the Tariff , tion f..r the, r relief. j
. t , i ' Iniliier.eed hv no other Consideration than !
issue, wrong he was then, he and many ,hr piMiK prnlnpt(.,j hv n olh ,,
thousands others arc learning their errors i honest and honorable convictions of a public ;
by experience. Wilmot is emancipated ! "' Pril il" d,"T- m,,v ,he r,"tu', "fyonrde.
. . , liberations m"et the expeta;ions, relieve the
lioio the fureigu frco trade pro slavery want ml harmonize with the true interests
dynasty Packer is houud to it, and all of the people. J AMES POLLOCK.
change for the better is hopeless with htm. ' '" Senate. Messrs-Jordan and Tasgart (Am.
Some t f the Republican papcis with
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free trade proclivities at the hast, declare
1 1
that Wilmot has become a Tariff man.
The Whigs have had no better Gcv-
ro"r than Wiu V Juhnston yet he was a
ii': :l l.-xo more wrong than Wilmot
i it a few tears before his election.
. ...
r -..Urael Gutclius has taken the field
fc(i.:ut Thomas Haves, whom he abuses
and belies in ;be fashion for whieh he .
a aiuiaoly notorious. That wiil h. Ip Mr. :
Hayes in this cuuuty, where Git'elius'
friendship for Mr. Tagg ul e-ast-J his de
feat.
We suppose nobody doubts but Gutelius
is now a 1'acker man, for he brags in his
last that Packer will have 100,000 m-j .r-
ity, and hat abused the American Kepub.
lirans ercr since thattrip to iVilliaiusport!
Last fall, Gutclins predicted 1500 maj.
tor Fillmore in Snyder county, but Lodid
not get 1100 Totes !
SSSuRcmembcr the Totes for Judc,
( nd aW, wo suppose, f. r Amendments,)
'-!st be oa a separate ballot. Rul all the
'''" rtya in number from Governor
tu Audit ir, imy U: oa o t,.
: 7"l5oih branch's of llic Legislature tnrt
I on Tuesday Mr. Finney (Kep.) of Crawford
j Co, Sneaker oi Sena e, and Mr. Geli, (Dem)
j of Kirks Co., Speaker of the House. All the
Senator present but 1 all the Representa-
livrs tint 14.
COVERXOR'S MESSAGE.
! Executive Ctiamber, )
j Hinnisnuiio. Oct. , 1S57
' the Ornate an.l II.iuk uf Krprettntutim .
the Coiumonwrolth uf I'cnwjlamia iu Ccn-
Ierul A&emblif nut .
Ci.xTLft!i ":Uy virtue of the power con-I-....-..I
. ..... v. . v. - fi,.n..iii,iimn I haie
dt-emed it my imperative duty to convene the j
j Central Assembly at this lime. An exlraor- i
! diiiarv occasion lor so doine. as contemplated
! by the Constitution has arisen, and acconlinR
' ly you have been called together to lak! iulo
j consideration and adept such measure of re-
lief, a- the present exigencies may seem, in
volir wisdom, to demand.
! A sudden and severe financial revulsion kad ;
occurred, inducing a suspension of specie
payments by the Uanksof this Commonwealth
7 and in some of our sister States. This was
unavoidable, bavins; become from theopera-
i tion of causes unnecessary now to be enu
merated, a stern necessity. Thus circuin-
siauced. the coimnunitv are sulferius fr
ui ine
. .- .. ' , : r ....,
Many of our furnaces, rolling mills, and
fact. ries have been closed, eitensive and val-,
uabIe eoal operat.ons have been suspended
or abandoned, and thousands of workman are
out f employment, oppressed with doubt and j
anxietVi a'ii(1 'aIarmei,li,t etoomy apprehen-
si ins of ihe future. It is not my intention t.
discuss in this communication the cause of j
the present financial difficulties and commer- j
cial embarrassment. The evil is upon us, j
,rohes surround us. and to relieve the com-
m.iniiy, restore confidence, and bring back
the prosperity lately enjoyed, and which it is
hpH ;, , ,emr(,rarily interrupted, prompt i
and harmonious at.tion. wise and jenerous
lef-"'"n. will be required. The presen, -;
igency requires, and everv consideration ol j
ie present and future interest to the Com- :
inonwealih and ihe people would seem iode-
mind, that the banks should be released from
,he pfIiaies and f(,rfelllir,.s incurred, and a !
suspension should be authorized for such rea-
!""i''le P?"'"l as iil enable them safely to I
re-nine the p.iymetit of their liabilities in :
rei.lc- " !
To force the Banks into a too early linnUla-j
tlon u,,u' compel them to require immediate ;
payment from their debtors, and woiild entail j
upon the community the miseries of wide- :
spread bankruptcy and ruin; while, on the
oliier hand, an nnri-'.isonnble extension of the j
unnatural stale of suspension, would greatly j
increase the evils of an iti edeemable pat er
enrreney. The resumption of specie p.tv. j
ments should not be postponed longer than is ,
clearly necessary and the best interests of the I
community n;av require.
The general embarrassment nndilepr'ssion j
of trade and rm-nicr-i!. and the Consequent ;
depreciation of tin '.ne of real and personal j
property, if permitted t; continue, will seri- j
ously atlVct ihe revenue ot the Commonweallh; j
Ihe i-rcdit nf ihe tsoile. now fco well sustained i
. . . . . . . . . . t. I
anu so nonoraoie to ner cnaraeier. niav oe en-i
,,anprr,, nnt h(r an jna,)lhl , pav, b(lt i
(tom ,iK i.acuUy if not the impossibility of
procmim; a medium in which payment can
be made.
Tne aiih of lhc S:a,c musl be Pres"ll
inta:t. I therefore recommend that the
Bankltf wllich mav b. r?Iieved frm the pf .
allies up m such suspension by existing laws,
shall be required to make satisfactory arranje-
" ' v
wi he enabled to convert the current funds
jn ,, e Trraarv alld haiances standing to his
cr., ;n any 0f iie solvent Hanks of thet'om-
mon wealth into specie, as soon as the same
"toll become necessary Tor the payment of the
; ,e cnmmuni!yi
and as a cn,ilon pf t,e release of the penal-
ties and forfeitures incurred, it is respectfully
recommended that the solvent Banks of the
f "non'?!lh- bifhl Sp"'l for,f,i
their liabiluies immediate'y prior to their late
R,Dera susprnsi n, shall be required (under
such limitations and restrictions as may De
deemed expedient) to receive the notes
of
,cm resptc,ivcy during their suspension;
t,e Bank or nanks resuming specie payments
to be relieved from ih's condition. j
Fr he relief of the debtors, provision.
should be mide for l ie extension of the tune ;
. ': . . , , ;
in which executions on judgments may in-;
crease he pcrioll no r,ravijed by taw, for :
SIav of executions. j
The issue of relief or riank notes of a less j
denomination than five dollars should not now i
t ". -
i their suspension, be permitted to declare divi-
dends exceeding 6 percent, per annum.
! The mnnied instiintions of the Common-
! wealth, it is believed, are generally in a sound
I and solvent condition, and if ihe measures
, jajj-ested be adopted, the Banks will be rna-
bled to meet all their liabilities, supply acur-
I rency adequate to the demands of legitimate j
j '''. " lh' "rdmarv business of life, regain ,
ll"? """'"" corresponding ta me
main wiih ihe fiovernor s views.
, ,, ,. , - . ,
j Mr. Brou-ne (Dem ) introduced three bills
I . ,,:. , t.,,..., ,,i,i
raHie.al changes in the sysiem ; another rela- j
live to floating debts of certain companies; j
and another relative to Ihe control and re- i
1 'i"' l' c""?r"ss "f Taper money. j
j K-ferred to special committees. i
' lithe H"nse, several similar Bills were '
' rrenud, and disriissims elicited. j
.i e irnst i.ie i.p.siaturc w in pass a snort, ;
plain bill, leg tlizing Ihe suspcusion four or ,
.1. ..... 1 - 1 :,. , .
' five months, delaying executions a short lime, I
I and adjourn leaving the final disposition of i
t tne complicates quesiiou lor tnc more mature
' consideration of the Legislature nhich will
t-echeseu in view of the existing state of af- j
a'rs' - !
: er-L-uk out for Locofoco lying hand-;
W' ' I-,;'st Catds," end gullirups ! Don't j
' Bt!il VC any cf f ries. The circus
, nian told us the Ayus would be out again
before election : but the Anjut says not.
e il sec which G'ubtd.J
1
Three unre men were picked np from !
the crew tf ihe Central America, after '
fi luting r.tarly eight days, and enduring
indescribable fufl. rings. Nine of their ',
eompiiLior.s perished hsfvre they wcra '
fouud. i
LEWISBUEG CIIIIONICLE
Important from Kansas.
Iy tho Lawrence Herald of Frce.'om
we learn that ft weik ago smiil parties
were goiog over into the territory from
Missouri, spreading themselves in various
directions for the purpose of voting. These
parties crowded all the public highways
in Missouri, aod wero passing to the
western part of the territory. Ten entered
vrajont, all filled icilh men, had passed
through Tccumseh on their way to the
western settlements of Kansas. Col. Ti
tus announces a sure victory of the pro
slavery men. He says :
"All the Indians, who were with them,
would vote; aod, besides, he knew of
more than a thousand pro-slavery men in
Missouri who had claims in the Shawnee
reserve, who would be on the ground, ami
pro-slarery jiuhjn tcould receive their totes.
The lilue Lodges would seud hundreds,
yes, thousands, into the territory not
in an army, but quietly, who would claim
a residence, and would, in like manner,
vote. Thy hud lieen orinnizixij fur this
purpose since hist fjiriny.
St. Louis, Oct. 5 The Qaiuduro
Chiiuloican of tho 1st instant, says that
nearly a thousand Missourians have cross
ed into Kansas, between Quicdaro and
Weston, for the ostensible purpose of ca
tering lands. Rut well iuformcd parties
iu Missouri declare this imigration is for
political purposes. Evidcnco of concerted
action along the whole border is becoming
more apparent, but violence is not appre
hended. KAXSAS. We give all the news we
have from Kansas just as it comes. It
seems the Border Ruffians do not march
in fighting order, this time the U. S.
troops being stationed at the polls, under
the rule of Border Ruffians peace and elec
tion officers, throughput, there is no ne
cessity for them to fight. Under all the
circumstances, we do not sec how the Free
State mcu cau have fair play at all. The
Officers are all against them the Appor
tionment is against them ; everything is
against them, except the Majority of Set
tiers and the Right. May God send them
a safe deliverance from tho perils which
euviron them ! I
IIazi.e Swope Fizzle. The t !e pa
per in Central or Xorlhern l'canslvanu
advocating ''Straightism," has for luontbs
called a mass meeting at Milton on the 3d.
The call was made with double columns in 1
spread eagle style and under a tremendous j
outlay of capitals and 'yeomanry' '
Constitution and Union "shake the dew j
drop," &e. Hon. Hazlehurst, Rt. Hon. !
Swopc, and nn Han. Moore, were threate- j
ncd as sp'sttrs. The day dawned the;
hour arrived and some of tho straightcst :
of the sect eai ! liocos went from Lewis i
burg to hurra wi'.ii their straight brethren
of the K. X. sect. Rut thcro was to !.,
seen in Milton streets no "yeomanry," ,
no "tremendous outpouring" no "mass-,
cs" no Hazlcnut no Soap no More j
Know Nothing ! Our friend John of the :
Journal acknowledged tho failure to be ;
complete. ..and our informant left. j
P.S. The JYews reports a Hall gathering :
in the evening, when some mournful con-
solation was administered by one Burns, !
perambulatory scribe for the committee of j
which Swopc is the presiding genius.
CayCcntre county has been peculiarly
unlucky in her candidates for Governor.
Andrew GliF.nti the elder, first tried it,
hut signally failed. General Irwin next
attempted, lut fell far short of it, the
Wilmot (tinner floating at the mast head
of Gov. S hunk's paper in Harrisburg.
And now, General 1'ackkh (also a native
of Center county) is endeavoring to reach
the Gubernatorial chair, and may fail as
he did in his first run for Senator, and his
first run fur Assembly.
a-ONE VOTE twice elected Judge
Morton, Governor of Massachusetts one.'
GENERAL ELECTION Proclamation.
WHEREAS, io and by an Act of the
General Assembly of this State .entitled
An Act to regulate the general elections of
this Common wralih" enacted on the 2d day of I
July, IWJ, l. is enjoined on me to give puhhc
notice of such election to be held, and to
enumerate in inch notice what officers are to
be elected, I, DAN'!. D-farLDLVHi-h Sheriff;
of the county of Uuion, do therefore hereby j
make and give this public notice to the electors ,
of the said county of l,nton,that a GEXICRA L
ELECTION mWX beheld in said county on Ihe :
Skcnxn Tl'mpay f (Ktobkh ixt (being the j
i:j;h day of the said month.) at the several j
Districts composed of the following townships
and boroushs, v:z:
I district, at the late Commissioners office
in aiid fr New Berlin boronh.
II district, at ihe house of Henry Gibson,
in and for Union township. i
III district, at the house of James Adams,
in and lor While Deer township. j
IV district at the house of James Lawson, !
in and for Kelly township.
V district, at the house of George Wolfe,
in and for East HtitTalne township.
Y! district. at Ihe house of James M'Creight,
in and for ItiitTaloe township. ,
YII district, at the house of Wm Inhoff, in :
MifHinbtir. for M est Bnllatoe township.
YII! district, at the public school house in ;
and for North Ward in Lewisburj borough.
IX district, at the house of Jonathan Spy leer i
in and for Sou lh Ward in Lewisbnr? borough, j
X district, at the house of Charles CroUer, i
in and for Milllinhm?; boron?h. i
XI di-trict, at the house of David Moyer,in !
and for Hartley townslrp. j
XII district, :it the house of Peter Wehr.in
and for liimestone towrship. I
XIII district, at the school honsr,on lot No. t
19,in ew Urrl'n,in and for Jacksrn tt wilup.
XIV District, at the house of JoLu utii hi '.
and for Lewis townhip
At which time and places there will be
elected by ballot
Two Persons as Judges of the Supreme
Court of (his Commonwealth ;
One Person as Governor of this Common
wealth ;
One Person as Canal Commissioner of this
Commonwealth ;
Two Persons as Representatives of Union,
Snyder and JttniiU counties in the General
Assembly of ihs Common wealth;
One Person as Kegistcr and Recorcer for
Union county ;
One Person a County Treasurer;
One nrrfion as 1 . utilv Commissioner": and
One person a . IT ' -
& WEST BRANCH
XOi ICE S II EH EH Y filVES,
That "vry rnm, fi!"i Jiwtw-rt f the Vrt,
who shall h'M anv otRi-e ur M-iUurtit -f prf".i t
trnftt iiti.JVr th Luilwt Mtm, or of tin- ?UU, or uny
Wtr or tnrori -mt-4 ilMrirt, wheiVr a aBiinirfc.n i
oftkwT or oth-rw. a MUw-himte ..ttirrr or M
M -IT fhil I rinj.lorM .11. lr Ieril-Uliv.
or iu.liciar- .H artuifnt of tfoi r f llw t ait. il
Stifmorknv imor,rU-.l ilMrlrt: nnl ajM tlmt
rTrrmrmUrofi'on:rr an.l uf Uw State L. Ut.irt-,
ant nf Oip (u k-t-t or e-.uitn.iii CTHttfil of ai.T my- or o.m
wiwiam of ai.T inoorpirairU lirkt, i uy law mew
t.i.-..f boMinnMreaeri-i'-inn al lh' "llU" tllu''" "
orapMiiiltnht or yuig-, iu- U-t vr eWrk of hi.? ni v
turn flfc.iO..naila.ao.lll.:H v"'' ;.J,,'n,
'Andr the said Act of Assembly, entitled
An Act relating to elections of this Com
monwealth," parsed July 2nd, l:iU, further
provides as f.dlows, to
That the tunpfi-tora and nir thX wvt at the re
pprti plaei-n ;.f--iitl for hoMinjr th rh-rtion ID tkr
dttn-t to hfrh tlt-y rri. turly Mws '""
HM-k iu the uuiruiiu uf the wiJ wcun.1 ur.Mly or ihs
lola-r, aiitt rcU of hU in-p- etor -hail anoint oca
ch-rk, h- flinll he iiahfi.d iiten of uticti di-tri. t.
- In raw tlie 'H Khali ho reniT ! lh-nr-ond
hisht rt nunilterof olf for iiiiettor, fball U"t
tvnd4i thfdav of anr e! (mi. then the i tod hn
i-hnl) hate ntviTtd the at-c md hiirlirht nunjl- r of toim
f-.r judiie at the tit U ir.wtlm tion, hball a. t u m
atMHt r in hi iUvr. An t in ewe the pr-on who hII
hve rereir.-.! ti.e- h,-Wt um-.h r . f vlc f -r wwj' r
Khali m4 aUeti'l.lhe per fleeted Jud-SB a;i"'t
an iiift4ttur in his .lare. and in the mth..d pi.-, u .1
J.td-e 'halt u.d n(t. i.d. thrn th- in-'tor who rpr-. iv. .1
ihhinh. it number of itei. chnll appoint a judrfa i
hi-, plnre; or if aur riw7 -hitlt mniimn- in the hoard
on hour on.r the liiu - bv law fixed f-w the -H Hintf of
th-.-l.rtl .ti. the .jualitl. t otrt of the tivnitwp, wanl
ordWiict f.r whi.U atirh olHeer hall hne bwn rhrUd,
pre, lit at the pla'-e f ete. tioD, ahail elect OUC of thrir
number to fill -m-h fa'-aury.
I also herein- make known and give notice
that the following Act of Assembly was
passed by the general Assembly of this Com
monwealth on the S7ih of February, A D.
1S1J. to wit :
An art rela Ira to rotlnT at plftior !n the eonptt.y
of A-ijiii. O.iui.t.in. Wit. I.u.'tir. Fruuklin, turn
berhnd. tVntt-r. flreene, Pra-if-r l and Erie
.. 1. Lt) i. Miarti'il, If., That it hall b lawful f..r
the ijitalifie.1 roter of theeountkf of A tnin", lmipbin,
LaocaMcr, York, tiauklin, Cumberland. Ci nti r, Grwne,
Bradf rd and Erie, from and after the paafra of thin
art. to ot for alt the camlidtO- s for th tarioua oftW
ti be filled at any ertion n one flip or ticket : Provi
ded. That fflce fT whirh avery randidatft if wnte-l ror.
fliall be de-uatej, j re.(uired by the wxialiutt laws of
thin Cnmmi.n wraith. ?: c. 2. That any fraud r..nimittiil
by mur per-nu voting in tl manner aloe pn-arnWd,
fhall W p unshed similar frauil ar din-rtrd t be
punched by the exitiini lawa of thin Commonwealth.
That by the 6ih wctioti of an art pawed by the aaid
U-nrral Ar-H iiit.lv. on the Oth of April, enlitU-d "An
Art relative to !uirviorn in Franklin county.' Ae.. it i
proviited : That lh A i-aHltiie poeent t as ion of the
1-ejrifliitiire. appnvel the J7th day of Feb. 'V. utburiiiu
the qualified toternot Adam and othrrcountio, to vote
bv general tit ket, be extended to Miliiin, t mon. Cra -f.Inl,
ItrtJford. Monroe. Warren and .Nortnuniberl.m I
counties :M.-larar liiteti votiugat the jreueraJ election.
For the information ot the electors of Union
county, I publish the following, being the 4th
section of the act of the General Assembly
of the session of 18M, entitled An Act to
provide for the election of Judges of the sev
eral courts of this Commonwealth, and to
regulate certain Judicial districts-"
4. That Ilw election for Judgea tdmll 1 heM and
eoD-lurled in the. t-wral election diNtricUt. in the wiiue
manner and in ail r (ect-i a elivliona f.r r -prenta-tlt
are or rliall beheld and roinliirtfd, and by the
an me jtfltifn. iii.-pector.-4 and other olnrrra ; antl the f
vi'..nn of th art of the ftvm-rat ifitraMy. entitled An
A' t rel.iMiif to the rlertioni ol thin t'inmfu wealth,' aj
proved the aerond d:y of July and ita at-Tfral pup-
pl--uii-uU and all other like Inw. aa far a the Mine
Miall be in force anl appHrahlealiatl rvdenil and takn
to apply toth t-J. cllotM for Ju-Jf-'ea: 1'rovidid, That the
afireaid elrtor -hall vde tr .liclca of the Supreme
Court on a M-pnrnl- piete.uf dp r. and lor all other
Jufla-n re-1 uired to be learned iu the law, on another
M't -.1 ite pi.re of ap'T."'
II will thus be seen that the electors of
Union county are required to vote for Judges
on one piece of papt r, and for Governor, "anal
Commissioner, Assembly, and all County of.
ficers, on one piece of p;iper. or the voter
may caM his ballot for each oilice separately,
if he prefers it.
It rtill be the dtirr of the aor-nral A!e5"or" respect
ively to attend at th--place of holding every central,
operial or twnt.jp election, tlurinc the whole t;m- Jail
election in kept open, for the purpoae nf ff'vina informa
tion to the in-prrtor. aod jude when CM l t-n. iu rela
tion to the riijit of any p-roii atw.wer bv th-m t. T t.
at Mich ch ctinn, it fiicli uih-r matter in relali- n to
the apsetiiinTit of vot-r.i a- the f-aid itipert"ra or itl it
uf them kIimII fmtn time t-i time n-ijuire.
No peron hall Im- rmittctl to v te at any t 'retion
aforesaid, than a white freeman of the of twen
lv une yearn or more, who uliili have ri'-id-d in thw
Slate at lea.-"t onev-ir. anil In tne election dirtrirt where
he otfera U Tote af leiPt ti da tnnnetlralely tree i:iii;
puc-h elation, and within two y-arn pwtd a SlnTe or twin
tv t:n, which tail hate bei-n a..-H !etl a lev! ten days
t- fi.re the II. Put a ri!i.-ll of tlj '"e'll'V It
,h mm rcTi'.M-i ewM m Miotei voter r.f 11. t U.e.
and r nt'iei) then-fr-m and returned. n t wl.o l as r -i-
ded in the rleeir-n dii-irict and paid taxes an afrvN.J,
hall le ntitl. d to volt- nftpr reidine in this Pt;ite ms
moiitlm: Pr'.vi.h it. That the white fre tnt n. citizrnn of
the Ui.it-d Stales letwe. n the area of twenty-one ,-ud
twenty-two year, and have rettrd in the election ui
tri' t a af' Tf-ai I ten drij-, phall le eulilltd to tote,
altl'-i:h they hll not have paid taxe.
No perc-'ti lmil - permit te-l to v.t whn-te name in
not contained in the li-t ot taxal-Ieiuh!iMfant ftimhl
tiv the Commis.-ii'tier-. nini. Fir.-r. he product a rec.-i; t
for thepjymt ut witliiii two years' fa Rate it eoonty m
atien.-ed ttirreenl.tv to ti.e t -n;tif utin. nnd uive sfcti fot
lory evid'-nee either on Ida own oath or aftirmrOi..n or
the oath or nttlrnvitioii of another that hn ha paid .-u h
tan. or en fniure to pratm-e a ree. ij.t hnll make eath
to the pa nu-iit there. f, or Second if he claim a riltt to
vote hv U-Miff an elector b-tweeil tin a-'K of t.-nt-.ne
and twentv-lwo i-ars lie pliall de-eon oath or aflirnia
tioti thnt lie linn ri'i Id iu the .l:te nt les1! Olte yi ar
tx-lore liiu 3.i'iiritttiti and make itch prf "f resilience
in tliedt-trict a- b f .(iiireil tiy tlits art. and that he dm-s
verily l-lteve fp-mlhe acronntsiriven tiim that he is of the
nf -rt-niij ace. tide he such other evidence a rc'ittiritl
by thi act. whereupon the name i.f the iiersnn o almit
td to lute fli.ill ! tnw-rt-d in the nlphit eli--al ii-t by
the inspector- and ru le mnde oppis;te tbe-eto by writitiir
the word t.ti if he -bull t-c admitt.d to vote hy reaiu n o
bavinr paid tux. or the w-rd c' if he shall be admitted
to vote t-y rea-. m of ueh a.'e. ithnll b called out to the
clerks who h;ilt m:ike the like notes in the lietaof voters
kept hv then.
4 In all ca!te wTicee the nnmeof the pcr"n etaimtnz
to Totei fonrd on the lii-t fnrnt-hnl hy Die uimi e-n-ers
ami awe-or. or his riirht to vote whether found
Ih Ton or not U ot.jectrd to bv any qnalinei citi n. it
shall he the duty of the inspectors to examine nrh per
o on oath as to his jtialit!ciitns, and if he rlaims to
have res-i.-l within the State f-r oti year or more his
rth shall he imlT.ei.-nt roof threoC hiit he sliall make
profif bv nt e?i.r one comi-'tcnt witness who "hall Ite a
qualitiinl elector ttiat he has rcM"l within th- district
ftr more than ten d:.vi next preceding .o I election, and
he shall also Mmielf swear that Ids h-ea fide residence
In pursuance or his lawful raliinr la within the district,
that he did not remove Into faid district lor the purpose
of votinz therein.
-Kvery peraon quattfted as a'oresaid and who s1in.1t
make due proof if required of hi- residence and pay
ment of taxes a forrs id, hall ! atlmltletl to vote in the
township, ward t dUtrirt in whirh he shall reside."
If inv pemn hall prevent or attempt to prevent anv
offic-r of any election under this act from hMinr 'urh
election or uic or thrca ten any violence to any sto-h of-fio-r.
or shall intrrrni.torimi'roiierly interfere with him
in the execution of bis duty, or f-linll bloi-k up the win
dow or avenue to any window where the same may be
hnldiuff.or riotoiifly diturK the peareat nch election or
shall or practice any intimklatin-r tbrea'a. f .rce or
violence, with deipn to inthieiice unduly or ovoraweany
elector or to prevent him from votinc or to restrain the
freedom of choice, such person on conviction shall lie
fined tn any sum not exceed five hitndn d dollar and
imprisoned for any time not h-s than three nor more
than twelve month", and if it Fhall he shown to the
r-.urt where tlie trial of such otfenrs shall be had. that tl e
person so offending m not a ret-identof i he city, ward.dt'
trirt or town-hiy where the said offnrpwaseomroittd
and net entitled to vote therein, then on conviction l e
shall he senlencd to par a fine of not less than one hnn
dn d nor more than one thousand ibdlar and le impris
oned not hss than six month nor more than two years.
If any persi n or perrons hsll makr any bet or wayer
upon therentof any election in thisCr.ni'mnnwealth.or
shall otter to m:ike auv surh ln-t or wajrer, either by ver
bid proclamation thereof or by any written or printed
advertieemlit or tdMalleueor invite any person to make
such tn-t or wawr. npn rnalctioaj thertef he or they
halt foif-it and pay Uiiee tiutn the amount 60 but or
Offer d to be let.
If any pcrm not hy law qnaIiflNl shall fraudulently
vote at any i lection in tbl- Commonwealth, or K-in!;
nilirrwiN' toialified shall vote out of bis proprr t'itrli t,
or if any perron knowinr the want i f eucli i)ital:tiratton
shall aid or pro-ure m h persi n to vote, the person on
eonvirtim xliatl be fined in any mm n t exwedinir two
hun-lnit dollars anil be imprisoned for any Una not
reeilms three month.
If any person shall rote at morn than one election
disthi't or olherwiM- fraudulently v.te more than once
on the same dav. or ."hall fraudulently ("M and deli vt
to the iii'pertiT two tickets together wilh the tlitent ille
pa Ity to vote or adise and pw-enre another so to do. he
or they o oJf-'fidiit r hnll on ronrh-tton le fined In any
fura not le than fiOv nor more than five hundred dol
lars nod he fmprifuued not has than three nor more than
twelve month.
If any pi wn not qtialiftVfl to vote in this Cr.mmnn
wcalth. a-rc ahlv t" l;w, lexr pt the sons of oiih! tied
itisns, shall ap(car at anv p!are of election fi-r the
purpw of isuin? tieWrt or of iiitluen iop tlie citnen
iialin 1 to vete, he shall on eoovH-ttoo. forfeit and pay
any mm rot eeea-din one hundred! dollnra for everv
snrh offence, and he imprisoted lurauy term not eaceed
inp three months.'
Agrreably lo Hie provisions nf the stxty
firsi section of said act every General and
Special election shall be opened between the
hours of eight and ten in ihe forenoon, and
shall continue nniil seven o'clock in the even
in?, when the polls shall be closed."
The Return Judges of the several districts
will meet in the Conrt Moose at Lewisbur?,
on the third day after the election, (being Fri
day, ihe lCih day of October.) to do and per
form those duties enjoined on them by law.
The Return Jodpes of Cnion, Snyder and
Juniata counties are required ta meet at the
Conrt House in the borough of Lewisbursr
on Monday the 19th nf October, tu make out
retnrns for the members nf Assembly.
Doted at the Sheriff's Office, 1,ewisbnr!r,this
10th darnf September A.D.one thousand eight
hundred and fifrv-seven.
'AN IE' f-vrvvvv
FARMEB - OCT. 0,1857L
Amcndinents to tiio Constitution. ;
XTYSLT.k I have been directed by the Oovernnr to
i p.,,. nnthw that a .1. im hsoluii-n. propom..- c-r-1
tain Ai.ieiidio.-nts to the t'oiKtitution of tha Coinmon- '
wfxith-ha be, n ainvid I" bv a majority of the m ubera
I vlertid toeaah House id lh litt-iatuie, at lo encees
! sivetermisof the ame. and ti.;.t it is -nivi h-d by the j
Coiiftdutinn, that any ani.-n.iin. nU so airreeil upon,
l.li lu. ii uiiltedto the d- Die h r their approval or re-
' jectin. TUTt-fore.fr the uipi.w ot.i rtauiitnr the Minie ,
of tleeiiiaeii of ihii C niuion wea 1 1 h in n :"d t lnr.'tt. I,
Ihil 0 ii'l.Mv Huh Mo nit id the county i l l d-
pive notice and pnlaim t" the uiilii fl elcrlors ot swl
: rounly. that an eiri-tieti will be h Id in e:. h i ibe i. wn-
stip-, wala anddistrntetheieili, on the M 1 1 K'
' HaV OF K TultKK. A. I , 1-i.T.P r the pure f lernl- j
in- upon Ihe udoplionor r- jeetiontd ihe said am- ndnient-',
or'Vny ofitom; which !aid elit-t ion siiall be it Id at Ihe ;
places, and openM and eluseda fie time at and within
wh.cli thnlienernl Kleetioua of this Common aenil h a
I held, nji'iirdand cl..a.-:!: an I it sh.ill l-e the duty ot the
. JudKM Inpertora, and Clerk ofea.-h of said towrci.ip.
wards, and di-triets to n-reive at tbefaul elerUon. ticketi
, either written ar pclnl.il. orartlv written al d).ar!lv
print.d. how cilii. n duly ifuwiiiied Ui vi.le tor Xi. inbi r
. of the (i. iier il A-i"-mbly nifi U depo-it them in a I-. or
h ac to In for that pnrp-e pio.d-d by the prop, r ofli
' err: whieh tickets shall be re-peeitu.ir lalt lledon ttie
Ool-i!eT "JFir t Alilel-dBi.nt." ".-enM.d A meiidmnit,"
; '-Thltd mendPient." ant -Fourth Ametidnii-nt." mi-I
thus who are f-ivoratde to said Amen-luiri.If or anv of
them, may expros th ir de-iie I y v-lmj eai h a m in '
wi.arate wiittea or piiute-l. or p.irtly writU-ti or printed ;
bnil-ts or ticket rout amir;-.: on the ili-ile t l.i-n ot the
w.rd, -For the Ameiidinei.t, ani ibose who areopp-s-ed
to such Am. nihH' nt-, or any t them, may expiv
tln-ir opposition by votim-each an inuny reparate written
r printed ballots or ti kt-t ii-nLiiiinrx on the jn.ldu
thereof the words, bAeaint the Ainen lmi-nbt." i
And f.uthi-r. 1 do hereby tie B'.ljcp, dir. ct and pro-
' elnitii. that Uieeleetionnn th--said pr -psed Amen hnent-,
Flo-ill be op. m d an-1 close-1 t Th- s -me time. B'id m !!
r -J-ect Im- romlU' t' d, as the t..-ner:il fclertion of llij-i 1
i t'omtiiMowealth are no v endm ti-d.as well as n i-e: t- the
rjiMiinVatinu of v-ter-. the tiim-an-i manner ofm.-ikmi
returns, as in .l other aiticilsr-". iiv-ti under my
I.moI au.l acal, at Lewi.-hiirs. tl is 4ih S'-ptemt-r A 1.
, lft;. liAMU I. liLLUlN, Mienff. ,
Heal Eritate.
i ORPHANS' CUUliT SALE!
1JY virtue of an Or-l'-r of ihe Orpli.ins'
t'oun of ITuion county, w ill f-f - If rnl
. (or sxe, at the fVlumliia Hnne, in MIK1I.!.
BL'KU, at 1 o"ciocIf, 1. .M., of
Saturday, Ocf:lr 24, 1S57,
, Ihe f-.llowins lical Eitaie. viz.: A TRACT ;
Uf IA.M, situan-il in Limestone lown-hip. :
county aforesaid, containing j
! fiS ACRKS AND 37 PERCHES,
, more or less, adjoining lands of Samuel Shoe- '
maker, '.'harli- Kojrer. 'Ji-orge Klrckner, lienj.
Chambers, William Foster and others, all .
, Limestone Land, about half VO')HL..l),
and the remainder under pnnd'caltivaiion.
'I'lie abcve property will be oilered as a
j uhole.or in tracts lo Miit purchasers.
Terms made known at a-p, 1 v
HB.NRV NOI F.,
5rpt. '21, Is"". A !mr of j. h-i iu-ki-r. Ji-'J.
SherilT's Sale.
BY virtue ofa writ of Lavari Faci;is
issued out vf the t.'imrt of t'oiiimnii Fleas
ui" I'niou rnutiiy an l Id tne iiirt:teil, w ill he
, expend to Public S tU'nr outcry, at the itii,iic
houe rf Ilenrv (iibsi-n, nt Winli'-M, in tl.e
tou nbhip of I'nion, and canty at'oresai'l, on
Fmoii,lIie 2.M Jjy ol' Ot'.tobf r nt.xt at lo
- o'clock, in the Vr?iu tm. A- 1)., IS. 7, a t crt;itn
i trart of Land Mtuate in tlir Invvnlnp vt !"n
it'ii and county of l'inorittiv wit: Ileinnint;
at a st on, tin; sou'h-wot f onn-r of the trart
at:d aNo a corner ol Iaac i;y'-r iand ; theticc
hv lan;!s of Iaac Kytr, 11. 11 I pcu'lie
to a Mi ne; thence, ly ihe saiiif, i. s K- ,!!
; 2 perches, to a pinr sfifr.p; thence, hv ihe
'. saute, X. "i- Uil.H pt-rciK-s, tu a s'one ;
i thiice, hy htnds of fSaiuuet W ;t'!er. X. 11
W. .'ill. I parches, ta a stone; th-'nee, I y ihe
: same, X. li.:JJ percfiei, t.i st.niev; ilience,
hy lands cfJ. hti I'lulips N. V. :) 6
! parches, to a pine kn.-t ; litem?, t y Inruls of
. ihe heirs of J-.-hn Haves. i?er.t, of Thomn
Fenny and Peter i'age, t. W. ai 6
perclifs, (o a hlacic t ak stturp ; thciice. hy
lands of Iaac I'yer, S. Itl V.. y j - "n hes.
to ihe plnre of bcamnm. rontiinm TW t
!M'M)Iil"l UMi rni'T V rn i; i i-' t'KV ,
AMI rOKTVXIM; AN 0 MX-TIIXTlis
i a unvii miM inrnsm w, n-r- tf:e r wilh the
tier-'diiameiits and appurtenances. h-rc-'n
j M1 ercctetl a lell:n II.me, piin
' XiAflnf, Bank B im, W ii;.-n Sil?d, Ati. .
'. Tlo re is valuable Iran Oro in the Inn-f.
To he 5n!d a the ptoper:y i t Hnrutut (l.'i'ti
I'T, Jof iith If. I'urmoi, am! " t '. li,ir.''n.
HANIKL I). :T:M!, fhenir.
Sheriff's Otiie-, Lewisbut?, Sej t. -I, i7.
i Valuable Farm for Sale. ,
riAHK subscriber will exnr.se In Public S-le
I on the premie, in Kelly Tp, Lbun Ct,
I'a, at 10 o'clock A.M. on
1 Isnisila j . '2'iil (i (o?:i-r nc(,
a TRACT OF LAM) containing
130ACI8KS
or thereabcuts. on which are ereetedAV
TWO l.i.jr Dwelling Itoors and aij.i
IiAI.'N. Spring lN.useand other huiidingSjand
ttt-o Yv clls of Water rn the Farm.
1 fr1??'- About one hundred acres of the :
1 '??rM' ira('t are cleared and under a
Rood state of cultivation. The bal
Jl.inee of the tract is well Timbered.
This land is situated in a pond neinhhorhord
and is about half a mile north of the public
i r-ia l leading from Milton toUrush V'allevand
:VJ from Lewisbnr?. and adjoins lands of J.din
lleiina;p, Lair 1 Howard, Daniel Kaufman and
; David Kelly.
; Said Land will be sold as the property of
At.r.itiiKii M'Lkrt.ii. decfaed. Terms of
: sale made known on f!av of sale bv
I JOHN BEXNAfiE, !
Administrator wilh the Will annexed
Kelly Tp. Sept. I I, 1SS7 j
Adjourned Sale.
; "IOTH'E is hereby jiven that ihe nnder- .
1A sisned.Trnstees. will sell at anrtion, in ;
I pursnince to and by virtue of an Act of As- ;
sembly approved Ihe 18th day of April, A. I
i IS',7, on Miimuat Ihe lUth day of Ociober.A.D. i
j 1H'i7, at Ihe premises in Ihe Uorooh of Xew '
Iicrlm, the Jail, Court House and all other
; I'uhlie. I!uildin?s and Lands, situate in said !
Soroush, belonuin; to the County of Union !
; prior to the free lion of the new counly out of :
part of Cnion, bounded and described as fob
; lows, viz : j
Five lots adjoining each other, and bounded i
; on the west by Vine street, north by Market
: street, east by IMnmb street and south by an !
: Allev, whereon the Court House antl ;
C ounty IHS1'-M are erected. j
! Also a certain lot adjoining Plumb street ;
on the east. Market sircel on ihe south, lot of
Jc hn Seebold's on ihe west and an Alley on :
i the north, whereon the J;:il is erected. i
j Said lots will be sold separate, together wilh
' the appurtenances. i
I Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M., of
! said day, when and where the teiins an.l con
ditions of sale will be made known by the tin- 1
' dersiined, dulv appointed bv said Act for that 1
' purpose. AKU MlbDLKSWAR I II, j
, IIK.MIY I-. t. ri K.
t July25.1RS7 JOHN' V. BARBEK.
A VALUABLE FA KM
lor Hale.
riMin subcril-fr i-fli-rs the Farm on which i
I he now resides, siniaie in BulHilo Valley, I
l'nii eonnty, 4 miles from MilHinhnrg and S
miles fium Ilarllelon, conlaini.ig abuut
175 ACRES,
of which abont 135 are elearrtl, and the rem- j
grxaiorier is well timbered. Ir is I.nnesione i
gravel land, in a sood stale of cultivation,
ihe most of it having been limed once, and !
home of it the fecund time.
The Farm is well watered,, running stream 1
passnn throngh ii, and a never failing spring !
uf limestone water at the door, and a pump 1
in the barn-yatd. There is a fine ORCHARD j
ui oa r run.
The buildings are new a larcre don-if
ble Plank H.mse, wll finished, a large I t 3
a
Waon House, and all i.ther nfrrary .
TOMtii.lmp. LTIKITIAN litir.
.On lh
ruuLic silk or u iistatk.
VCKCF.AIll.Y mih' l-t will and ;
m. nt of J0;iN 11 Ki:i:. late t Il itUni
l,iuship. I'nion counly, deceased, will be j
sold, at public sale, on tl.e pie.r.ises, on
Wcdiii'slajv'toM r 'is, Ir-J,
all thai niesu:. e and iit.V T Of l..iM
stluate in Bnrtalo township, on the roa.l lead
ing from I.ewishurss to Milllii.burir, adj .inn.
lands of A. lain Votin?, Samuel !!auer, J.din
Hauck and others, cuiitaiiiiug about !
EIGHTY-SIX ACR.ES,
nearly ait cleared, and iu a hili Male vt tul- .
Lo iin-i.. TliP liiinrnveiio nt- ;.re, a two-t"-
mie, 1USICK HOi;E. FliAMK MutsE
and Kl I t'll I N. W A-U IIOl'wK, c.-J
HA KN and WAliON M1K1. End "tl- r ) it
L'uildinrs: two WL1.1.S and two Ci.VFKIJNS
with Ftimps in.
Alsto. A 'raet of WOO D AND a!
joiinii" lands of J..!ai ll.i-.ik, Wiu li..i,-r.
William Irwin's l.ar.-, ar.d oU. fs, Cvi.taiu
inLr about il'i 4 ! .
AiMO. Al the -..-ml- tiis-e. by -r.Vr i.f ibe
Orphans' Coin I o! loi n c. .iniiv. a 'I II M "I
of I,;tlll adjoining tlie at ove-l --ci i! ed s'i
acre trait, lands of Jarob Uakrr's bens.
John Haui k, lluilab. ereek. a:.. I others. ci n
taining about TlilUTY-TWO .K lU.S, j-ar-cleared.
The above lands lav in the heart -t
Biilfilo Vailev, one m !.- w-t of I'.-.H-lo V
Koad-. an.l c- n-i-! of the tut tpuiUtu ) M
in the vultni. That winch is not cb-.-rd i
covered wilh the LKbi' OF TI-VUtK.
Terms of sale will be rnnde known on tli
day of .-ale, by V WIU II. KKI.l.i.
A.lu.'r. (t.m ftf:irr...it. nm i-xo. ' f .!"l.i f..lT.
,l.i .1. una A'ln. r .1' I alh.iiui! U-Ler, J d.
Bajfuto Vail-g. Oct. I, l.r'.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
VCKKEA11LV 10 an order ot ihe Orphans'
Court ol l.'nion n.unty, will be eli.'.sr.!
to public s!e. at the II . use f Ja. M'Creisht,
at Bulla!.. X It '.i l-. in I'.-ifi )lo lown-h-p, - n
Saturday, the 7th of November rust, .
all lhat messuage and tract if LAND silu
ale in Uutlalo (..unship. I'nioit ci'iiniy. adjoi.i
ing lands of Andrew Male's heirs, land
formerly of Jacob Vena-la, and of 'J bomas
It .bison, dee'd, cotita ning
Eijhty Acres u,ul l'artif 1'rrhr.
The Improvements aie, a Two-u rey
Frame Duelling ll..n-e, a -trail Fr-nitikJ
Koii-e. one and a hu'l rcy, and tl.e bind
under cood culiivato n.
Al SI). Another sin: II It-l or pifc i.l
(ir tio l adjoining l.u. Is ol I :i. -. If. do-, n,
Jec'il, Paul I'l. tb-nd. ilci m.d I'.i.i. I M.i- 1 r.
contaiutng 'I'lto 4 r-H and Fitly Two
Perches j also under cultivation.
A I. so. A p e.e i 1 ininrr i.nnn.
situate in said township, ailjonnng lands t-t
John Stahl, Jacob ll.iitinan ai,d llariel K-mg-A'er,
ir., con-aif.it.- ."-.iieu Acres and
Forty-One Perches,
ale ti- cotnuieiice at I oVlor!;. P. M-. ftlifu
Ttlllis of Silt will It- ma !. kn. n n I v
M :;v i: i.- i;inmiV.
A'-tr in'.tr. -! Hot T -'J 1 - I: - s.. .. .1. r" )
per WM. Ji.l Ai-'y
Pv the Court : F
Sept. 21', 1SS7
y V. U lonsoll
.1 mi. Cl'.rk.
vall'aiu.i: i:i-:al ksta'j :
j on is.M.i..
riTIE subscriber i !T-:l . ! I -sale : I - II" !-'i:ci
I on the we-t si ie of S ntb r:. c. . ! -t. e
in tl.e !i,.roiij.-h of l,..wibi-rg. between Mattel
andM.l.oui- siree's.or.si-nt.of near a lot .in I
a hall ..I ground-i-Kiknitra toi.t- t tc.t : -t . u aol
Second slret -, ar. 1 in !rn:-th 1.".? let. in- !.--.
The in-provemen's are a r -nu o. !i .u- i! rr.
Tst. rey MUCK I V I .1 .INC
iLi. 1 1 USF.. "f ff J 1,1 K-!' !c!
lioi.t bv " I -i -! --p ti:::-i -' - itti a
marble ba-c. mo, rl.i-sills :.r,. I tune-- it I
ly l-.i't.-et ?n (in: K. :!. n a V,', :' . :
cell, nt wa-.-r. w :th a I'mnp in, n:..b r r . '"a
larce Ci -tern u's U:. b r root a laiL-..-MUi.Ie
at. Ire Il.-u.-.c and - .her iieve-.-ary
out-buil.lini.'s. Th-re are on si: 'v,
Li't choice KiuitTiees and r-hr'ibb ri'
The location is a de-iraMe one eniior tor a
private r-'si.U t.ce i-r pul i.c t.;.-n,i'-s. It i i-t-ihe
m--st eVvati-.l pait of the I!..n iish. r.ear
the C. url Hou-e.aiol 1 itt a -i-or: d'-ta. ce from
Market -tr.'e'. Terms will le mmle --v.
June '.), 1-57. (J. F. Mii.I.KK.
DEblRAELE BUILDING LCTS
Ott One tft n s..nih Thit.l
1
itreet, a .u:irti i.i.A a bail liui .lakt t.
Al-o
on S -uih I-'uuitii .-tint only two squares from
Market.
I Z: The r.bove are 'evel I.f ts. we!l !i ca:ed
and adapted to btnbl r; purposes.
W II. AKMSI liONfi.
Acting Fx'r oi Win. Arti.-iiotu. dic"d
I.ewisbnrg, March I". Isr.7
Ho! Farmers thar.ee for a liiirmnn!
1?OK SAI.I'.. near I.ewi-bui e. a Tract of
' almost IOO .4rr-S i f good Fanning
Land, limestone soil. It will be sold on reas
onable terms al private sale tor Ca-.h. Inquire
ul the Otlice of the Chnmiclt. June 1(1, '57
Still Another Opportunity!
3rC'arl3-,1hC:irap'riture Man,
back a;als
"ITE take this method of informing the
f citizens ol Lewishnr and surroi nding
c uutry. that ne arc a?din uuh them ! r a
.short nmand now t tVerthem a beittrarticle
and at lower prices than ever heretofore. We
have taken the eld stand above ChriM &
Caldwell's Pruj Store, and bavin? much bet
ter light than we had in our old mom, and
more convenient rooms in every respect, we
shall be better able to accommodate. Persons
bavinc T'if-tnrm of rti-r-a"(t fi fnla rr n Tr.tUva which
lliry w -u!J lilieUt lit n- i-it t-r lr.iiij.fi-m-,1 u j-;itou
a n:uli Iaifi r i-nn l:.v it tit ne mi fli-Tt m ti.-,
ui Ihe cr.pi.K will lw warrantrj to W raaily ai riM
and Pi.mi tiin better than thi-. e li;. It il.i-r sr laWn
trom. r-r-(-u5 wantirx I hftogra; h ran bae tiinn f.r
1-rir.a nnit:g frtii j.; ti )f 0. 1'n-tiirt-s l r-.-n run
fiiM-il ti. Iht-tr mimii throub irkurs. anl uf ilnart
pvtsi.ii uk'D tit tlif liort.-?t ni'tirf. at tiV'r rf:J. rr';
(icturp of y..une childn-n taken ir. oiiMerij in a, t.rieltt
li,ht. 4"ut.lHr Vit-wa f I uii-l it, tc, tnl n t or.l r.
Aol-rotvrt riirtar-M tnkDOB dark arxl raiitv i)MV-jnirk-tr
thaH I)a;!iU'rrott on lhei-iiarit ait-1 fci iht.-t.
rirfurra fif'iii nOct.a. to $. lo jinit ("the vnrrhtii-r. W
CXh-u.l acnnliat IniaUOon to nil In .-all act m-i ua atiU
i-xantine r.ar fpwiiiM-n. Jiethr th' j want t :. :nrr .-r
nL l.i'Dit-n.l t-r the tlar. n . r hntA L';i;.lm?ir
Maiiiiui.lli Vtt) Sion. We ttu-lj t t Iwtw.
M't'AKTV. rtit
N. It. Tn-triif-ti.-rn ptrrn Eu tl.i art. ar-. a; (.r;tu
fun:ti-tl &t tl;p ft i r;ri!. IV". n il.iii)t tn Irarn
th-- husimr.-s nti rtw h;ivt an .j-Mrf i a ly u-t . Uva tu t
If roKc Out In a liew Vlace!
JISi: IV. ViS.i:!:, havin
taken the pstahhshmeut ieceilly i ccu
pict by Mrs. IVNorniandie. adj-.ining
the "Chronicle" and Teleeraph otFices. he is
prepared lo see his old and new friend, and
furnish ihem with all kinds of COMEECTItu
AERIES of the rhoicest varieties. He has
refitted the establishment, and is cert.lin of
giving satisfaction U all. Ice Cream served
up everyevening. Aug. 11, ls'
Jet Goods! Clack Diamonds!! &c.
Etty Eutlyt und Sate your Money? ?
rriIE subscriber is prpun d lo furnih
L at a' I limes the very bet COAL of every
description, from the ilkes-Barre and Sha
niukm mines. He has on hand an article of
very superior quality such as is sell! urn bro't
to this market. which be will dispose of at the
lowest cash prices Coal weighed, and gm d
measure warranted. H Coal exchanged fur
merchantable Country Produce of most kinds
as well as for cah.
Coal Yard at Tho's Nesbifs Lumber Yard
op Kouth Water street.
Nov. lsS.i tf R. I. NFS BIT.
1 )I.AK Conlracts ui.H Teachers And Or
dry on I'm? asrrer ul f hrcn;cle Oilice.
in:: ;ri:at 1:1:11 iiiiz:k
rorND A;r last:
f.-OR IT KK-Tt'tll.-i FKUMANKNTLY .l:AV l!ATf T'
It nr.-i'ii! t-M'-r, f.,vrf lit jtir:ntfr ti- l,ut t-r-(j ;
fVntAV Mil .IHH.itT.lJ. it h lit H fu'ft. rr r) i,.-;,, i
fltil nil rr'if-ii: ta- lU tir -(t. h-itMti v, kr,.
t 1 1 K-r ; nii'f l-1 l ir-r il tn uy irit ;fir ' If rt..
HKur-f. aif t-T ma:r- all hiflrh A-, frmti lh' r. n
run- ail li ur-l-jia ! tv r avl wLe. aiernrioj
(.ltle loUuWifcj.
Iii-r X U . Uh i.:.r
Vi'.ftV. J W'tli A O. fi. nl: VV a frw .;B .
Mv- irrritrtl o mai'jT oMr full, t r I'r-r I' J
U Hair li -f -.tJl.-. Iljt !"It t-ri' . ii ;. j
Ui i'l l U-iltn f'-r a iiafititr. d ii i U--n liiti,,.
.;. J ii ) . ii!-.- -..'-I. nii.t.t "nj. r tv fr-,,;,
(oil. frrrtf ttf' a A'l it'! t'Mt tA t.. ,T jt'trtQf,.
t?,r. nr fiuTt.ff i u limr,i arwl tt. r- r f : t.,i ,
r'-nL-- it r- mi.- In tii th fli'K-1 aui-s-t -ui ', ai. I . r-.i. f
r i s rfuur Hr.nit, JuJ.jf Jiiua- u tLa.1 it is a iu' -t
.thi.ir-i Tf a rat iii.
.-i-ii.l it- !i- arw-ti a winy h (TTW.f f 1 u-; aa-i d
il. zt-u J aizc; ii-l !: itf yi.nrn rv ir. v.
KW I-A. MIX t.UUoLP AC.
. M. rt.ariHi To.. Mo.. X- t. 1:. 1
! ar .".r : .--.iiif t.'n- M.m,... r
11 V i J W
w. i. in-iti. fi ti M-ii.f nf y nr lUir Kft. rt. ...
, ,- it., t- i-t -n wr.rnii-if I, mt : 1 it bur Ji.' ,f
t I In- ;." rf. ( f. r I- rt It.
r .in f '.' 1.-h t f r iVj- lla.l n -rff-:
ri-l wi:b - r--. al. ii Mi- ruin-4 U Jralil l.i-jul. T
r!i:i.i-t t!.i..-'r r: m r ft in rnr. wiim-ii'-. wl.iii
r- I. -r ii-.- I .$ i-r nr tilIF--l U to U-" tf nr U.-r-,it;i
. W 't. I Mi lit f I- hi r- -f -Or. f. hut, lo f-nr
i riff, bh-1 il-fJ "f il nur In- !). a ft- ip
-it tin.v. l li.r aar Dliri-;. imJtira i-4 lnti
itt ,- . -f I. sir t'xl f.iit. ami franrt.w fay tlmt
r ii y. i. :..!hf. a 't'r. a"1' ! Intnrfaot -vu
i ir Mailt fil r t lii' (. W .- rti ih.-r " rr. mnd .1
i v t. i- u. r. i y or ir.ritrtf, ua ajcrlcct rJii
u li Ji' . - f '- Ii lp a ii I hnir.
We mtv, y ur-rf-i-nM
';K.ii:f;i: w iin;rtiRnrnAW.
SACAII A. Hl;i.l.'?U.jTaAW.
flanlrn.-r. Main. Jnnm 12.
M'OF J W T'-l. ar fir: I Pi two twli;..
f t ' I'n.f. U H.. r lf'. ra!itf . an-i . an truly nay it ia
t; .. ii-iitf-t tii r t. tv rf thr af 1 -r r-"rifis ar4 r-han-trtitr
tl;- Hair. I: f-Tf U--iiu it I a a wn of arfirtT.
Vi ,nir lia fif-w a:tiif it f-risinal f-kr Tf.o fan
r.-'cr nun i.l it tl.- f rl.i wit Lout tlif lravt frar. a mj
etii- uut- f-filif wt-rat kin.J. Vmir lf"f-Tl f 1' t .
PA NIK I. X H KlltV
n J. WiMift J r . Proi rift r. ' 12 trf a.lay. X. V ,
in tktf irrfat X. V Wirf l;il.n n'.aLUittmt.-nt 114
!:irk-t !.-ft. !r y..n.. M-.
M. A tid Ui b7 all woxI UriiRgfiit1.
tn tsviJ-irg iy ilbLT if- C'ALbMELL.
Great Excitement!
M OS II V LOST!
T T is now univrrsaliv
1 clia-ih el any article vi (o-(J fv-r privaif
i r fanii'v u an-1 ilie paj in? ihtrrrn more
ili:m a ta-r prn.fif. is 'morify lost :h? unle r
ML'n'l. fh fioxie. has jsi cpenrd, in his
El AXf rOMMODlOI'S fJO!'SL
n tii n tu it i f t-Viirdi and Market ti;rppi3,
I.ev!-inirr, a spiMi!iJ asnrtn-f tit i f
.-I'lUNi; AM) .-r.MMKIi cdods.
I-r Ia 1 t's as wf'l f Ten lie rr.rn. CT,.itinp. m
r'.iri. il 'h varti'tis styles rf Press s'k,
-ri f I.nnt lS-r7f. Pcplins Lawn-,
lri:Ii:ints, ri-sut Knihrt.i.lertes, n.lr,
("ii Ifrvlpevps Ilam'hr-n h-t I", Triniu.;i.g,
j:..vps, Mirs. t ret her with
P.fl of Doic2Pi(i i-oi;Is,
Punts, Mu.tii, iTvC. AUof Ilea-iy-Mu'Je i'.-
Wsmi", H a;s t'ravat, Lir.iiS, an a Lls
Mi, t OEFEE, Mttt.ASES,
Cj i .; n: i : . I'iMf hv i;,- ij'iar-rr,
ha;f,.-r!:..!r am .l.T by
t!:t? sr.cii t r t usl.r
;.t :i -h- rt. i:n-.t every Eiinnr 11 mi a'lv . cf i
mi rnr - r tn !-t ft-iM.il r.t t!:.- o i j i 2:1
u!i ri w!.. Ii u .il l-e 51 hi at the
LOWEST CASH PRICE
r rrli:;i.-.'r".l f, r Cctin'rv Pro :nc-. A"! he
in a r..ir T: al; l'i:ck ui-t,
1 r.'Jts a;i ! Ti. nip: r;:vi::i;t.
i.f a ;.enrr nn;-!i'v. frr-m the Hurr'ev V;'.
i t -jv - ni.-f at y 1 ! icr 'hnn the mi Is ltn t- :i
i" :h v r -:'.i u, ai ,i (jciif as f:"r,' i n"l s,,f r
...... m tut ii t-c if - tr if 1 y usnniii, si Id m
:-.ri:c or small uut :tic-
AT.r.X. AMMOS.
L-".'. i- ui-. r.i.. May 'Z, 7.7.
LR. SAKF CRT'S IKVIGOIIATCR
or l.iT Remedy,
rr!l!- U r m a t .-'! rttipr m- f al .I:ar. Tr
i. t - r ii.-. . j 1.. 1 a r-ikit c mn-jt aln : :
' v It tv. - -- il I t f;.; ,r- t r ,;
i.'- r ' .1 ' an 1 - i. ii- ri' ri t h:. r. f.r 1 . ; t if
: : . dir.- ain i , i , J,.r,r V.u.yx r t. tr. Ui i:
v . -: ..' it nt. ;- tr I'V - l ri -j a c D.Hi.jM LraJ tu t. all
t w !
i- li rt ihf r i-iitt fa IhafU Littr.
T - :i-.-r i r.rsf - fit . .
K-1" v. ut.iI 11 ..-u it I- rf. t ti
tl..- -l m ar.- iu.lv j.
M-iiIntT-'fll.-r
jn wi-il :t f j-Tb-
att.u.a- i i
-i rr- !t -1. i- n-'i r.t i n ll-f 1
thy i : tl . !
a ( -:) -r i : ni..iiirf i t it.- tunt.i.iis. V L ti i hr ru c : . h
-at tai'It. th- t , 'i.rt.M.I,t.e-.r.(.i.ni M.f-r- in
i ri;-. i.-it v i fflir i TL'alt tl. l.iTtT t.i tf f -.! :..
il-. it- .li-ty. I'.t t! r il I- s. - i f i!,at orr-.r. t..- ti i
I n j r: t- :.- I-ar ois-ti it n uiix. in i; rti-n. 1 1 r.- re
: !.; ii l.it-'v ).;r-. in T-1 i - im- r iiir .v i.-n it:: tn
t uiit'-i l tl:t ii. an il n-nci-nvnt tc I irh it i ii..! ,r.
T. i n-w- !i:..t t!,i - p nit-.!) i t ia-t i r -t. cn n
t-- ni.:.-.t m ir; , t ( i m r.i:n r t in aiiv f i: i. rai. 1 ji
b' t t- tr . T- 1 1 1. miii r. inii iiin n-r .; n.
A .-. i: ; in..) lit- 1 f n f- nil. .1 I v :x,re Li:rc.s. ar-l
p-.tr- ; t t-i lb:t prrt wl i- h i.l m li.i ti-r tl.r i-;ti vr
. tn- nf l m'i it i. Ti-ci-ni-r-m, r all mril-.i-r
1 a-1 matt.-r f; ni th rr-t, m. m i e in th ir '. a
h..'tl.v f.-w i f 1-ii. Iruiji r.t'iit: ;1.- -t marli ru.irif
fnr.i to ...--t w-jit. finrifviti; U ) riT.r j : n- rcJ
hi-filtl: tn the ihnlr niarliin rv. fttnj-.t c it-- '-sivi -1
thr -!'-n-f. ar.l i-tTwtine rui --l rtiri u! art if
Tl..- l:-L-r.-. ;ihli attr atJ. cts. IV it hv u.-iiu lauiuU vt
Mit:rkl lYi.TD. that arc U'lially rin-rtt-1 i-.
all f. Uf-w tl:. e ttir ffori "ire i jr'-
tiT. lf L-unnmlrr.l. Si. I IJtt u in mi br ovrJ l- tha
t tao ti a t.Kiii.-!ul tLttn m smu as ll.f at tar a i
W.t.
Thf Trij' mfrr tifrrr f,ti!t to cure our ttomavh or th
ba.l rtT.i-Li er-rirB-ri:ttt-r-atin;.
Iniin : at Oik tu-lit r-altiT to rne tMt!r. ar-l Oirrn
te l-irrh'. ilitfriilt it i trur. in nrvrt tn nt It
K fi'' t th-i who t:ikf thr InTicoiaiiT.
r'or lty-Hfai or Jainii-i D'fir.r in th n-wn
wi ri 1 a- t -i. :'ulh or run f fjiiii k' v a tl-r Ii.Vi- rx-t-r.
It n muTf eli rll anl uuLaluril r.;- rlr m
th fc'n.
jT.r Nikht tarf. taki a Jose bffi-r retirinp, anJ ft
a ur T-rcvt-utntiti.
ff'.-r fVVoiMirtrhAtrurtinn it in tnfr and sure nwlr,
a- it rmn'T tlt rau . f the .4, ;-4-.
t iMtn- iwa ram.ot i-ii-t h. r th- Intjf rafr in frf!"
takt-u, while i bv!:c it iJ- rt-a-.il to a frw ilor.
tt nnt t knnwn thtiill thf an Zir diri rr
t eau-xil hy m it.-r.itit.ii l.irrr, ai., to rnr them n-r- a
l.iv rn ni-'liriri-: it hnn nn-tlirinal joa-r. Dt-Trr laf- r
' (il . Tr il. that TiM eui !l lti-rs f tl Z.r". '
mattt-r ot how lone Ftaml Uijl vr hat mat b tbt-tr 6 rn.
, ThartiT mt di-ii.al Tirti.es xrrat-t. U frrm il - f 'f
j iif.il Is Mich aa to b attilire To atl whrtu :(:nr h
f.-rt. for r'i ran u-th mil:rii.i itlnni r-"
1 Wn.fil. it srU aa acrr.t thnrti,ar.il honl1
tHnt-n in iiiipi. i. nt .iuant;ii'ti t- t.pi-ratroo :h- N-i
fi-nti. 1h b.-t Wat t: tnke it i- t. tW ih- m.c-f
, in tl nit-Hi Ii. tbn tak in-bq water and wai;.-w 1 th
tfiMht-r. Iu tLia way th rm-.tf. in will nrr-) ltW
, trU. SA.NK.'l.l. A C- Vr-T rirtera.
Urcalway, V-ri-
i SMry CHRIST $ CM DIVE 1 1. Jtirisfur$
, "! I H. R. MKK IN. Ast
! CABINET AVAIIE TM)1
! "VOKTII 4th Strret. Tie snlwriNr
I li mitsl rfspectlully inf.rirs ilie citir-'.s
: l.rwisbnr; and vicimiv, that he h.is -n rucJ
! anj l' r sale a clirap li.i i-r FI KMM'--j
l..r the ring ira.ir, ci n.pi is-ng
! Ihx-ssing and Common Durr.ni.-. Sec
i rclarics ami Hook Ca?.?. Center,
Car.l and I'ior Tallies, liniiir aii.i
j llicakfa.et Table?. Ci'jil'oiink. Cot
I (aire aud other DL-d.-iteods. tam!-JF
i Si'as, and (.'hairs
, of all linu'j. COFFI NS nia'!t' 10 r:'r '
short n.-tice.
' The pill. lie are rprdia!'- inritrJ t" essroi"'
! his work. as he is sure that ll-ey u i!! It
; tied Willi Ins stock of Ware, an I prices.
.SOl.OUON VOl'Mi
I I.ewisbnrw, S.-pt. 13. lr-;.(i
I fc-vsT l.t K, Halrtf".
! 5?. SJ' and Jt-ltl liy. n-'"'"'""
S)rL-siSili.w -si Oilice l'hP u'r
! Cah. A. E. DEMIR.MAM"". AS1-
I Lew-isbtir?, April li.j-l.
JOM til Ui:i.l.Y. AiulloiM'rr.
SOLICITS the patronase of P"l';:--Ui-Mdcncc
on Suiith r'if:h street.
burg, Ta. Deceir.N-r . I6-
has orened a ue I. e rear.i ba -' ,v'
. . 1 . - :. u . . h:s liU-
hlsl i-oleeiiKiiei v. an-i wisun iu
liurtti cii-n-ireti tl.e
inf