Union County Election Returns Oct 13,
OFFICIAL.
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rTorvriior. " J
Vii.vot, 3"! 107 94 44 112 70 83 140 61 79 112 16 56; 1273 ,
Packer, 1K4 iK 60 C3 1U6 57 88 76 56 yl 8'J 20 35: 971
;WM 4 0 0 0 2 10 0 0 0 0 0"0-j l6
t'ltmtl 'urn. I
Millward, 301 jmj M 44 113 C7 80 139 59 79 114 15 5Cj 126.
Nrii-klaml, 14 25 00 62 125 56 e'7 74 56 90 8S 20 34, 901
Linderm.in. 1 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oj 11
jif'.pt of s. c -'!
Yrr.ru, " US 106 93 45 113 fiO 75 133 CO 72 105 14 54 1208 i
1-rwis, i.79 I1""' 93 4.5 113 GO 75 133 60 72 105 14 54 1209;
Str.a, 10 CI 5S 121 54 K 7 1 5 1 84 81 21 26 914,
Tliomiison, 179 10 61 5S 121 54 86 71 51 84 81 21 25 912
SIroW, 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 !
lhm.m, 00000 12 0000000 12
lltvr, 314 112 ti 41 1.1G 10 96 139 26 79 112 1 64 1251 1
Mithfr, 3 I'M 94 57 121 M9 82 141 81 76 111 30 57j 1370,
lloush, 1W 23 08 86 118 119 85 7rt 87 91 87 33 25. lOf.7 1
Hl iiwiI, I iO 19 58 28 lui 19 82 69 34 89 88 C 33 780 ;
I.'rumter tf- It r. j ' I
Mrnmi.r, C'H 99 75 49 90 112 78 125 85 72 97 31 52; 1172!
Jlcim, 2i6 33 79 55 140 22 90 89 33 96 103 5 37 1068 j
Lincoln, : 0 100 92 47 114 39 74 126 55 75 124 4 47, 1197 1
Ions, 1SG 30 62 59 127 88 91 83 59 91 78 32 43. 1029 j
Suelub, 297 108 94 41 119 54 83 138 59 76 110 7 57 1243.
Wolfe, 17 25 58 65 120 4 4 85 74 49 91 90 15 331 936
Auditor. I
Kesslke, 297 105 96 46 lot, 113 83 137 66 78 112 31 55, 1325
Kaiiisey. IKS 23 58 59 132 14 82 75 47 90 88 2 33, 6
first Amendment.
For, K.S 44 56 21 0 40 62 100 0 10 4 12 0, 417
Apiinst, 612100100010 012.
Second Amendment.
For, 115 41 41 30 0 13 58 97 0 8 1 7 Oj 421
Ajrainst, 68 3 18 0 0 17 1 1 0 2 5 5 0, 80 .
Third-Amendment.
For, 107 43 56 22 0 34 61 98 0 10 3 11 01 505
Against, 612005200031 01 21
fourth Amennlment.
For. 165 42 54 21 0 38 63 99 0 9 2 12 01 405
Agtiinst, 61 2 1 0 0 1 0 004 0 015j
Wihnot's maj. 304.
Lincoln's maj. h'$
Milliard's
Shelter's
(ca.lt will be seen by tbe above, that,1
rith a thin vote, wo have elected all our;
Countj and District Ticket, by majorities
ranging between 100 and 1000. Errone-
ous reports acre circulated to the injury
cf some of our candidates. Before another
year, S'liuo will Hal that they have been
improperly prejudiced against friends.
Sxtueb county bad a small turn-out,
but elected the whole Opposition Couuty
Ticket (except Commissioner, for which
Henry Aluaser was defeated by 'sectional'
voting.) Tbe cf&cers elected are
Sam'l Slioll (Chapman) Commissioner.
llob't W.Keiu (Middleburg) Treasurer.
Aer .uiUiltswarlb and Darnel Kobrcr, ;
a.t:ina 1
Our Jdkiata county friends have done
nobly, re-electing Mr.M.rtin, l'rothonota- j
ry, and Mr. liulford, Treasurer.
'Old Libasom' is the Banner County
this year. She gives within 5 of tbe Op
position vote of last fall, 680 for Wilmot
over Packer, and her whole Union ticket
by about the same majority. All hail to
tbe freemen of LiCbauoD their Cornier,
aud their Dcmnirnt !
John B. Kutherfohd, elected to the
Senate from tbe Dauphin district, is a noble
rprcimen of the American farmer. His
opponent, Mr. Haldetuan, conducts tbt
Packer State "organ" and is a man ol
immense wealth, which was freely used ti
secure bis election, lut in vain. The crj
of "Abolitionist" (raised agiinst Mr. Ru
therford) baa ceased to be iffective in Dau
phin aod Lebanon.
A. K. MTlure, we are glad to sc
elected to tbe Afscmbly from the Frank
lio aud Fultou district. He will be fount)
although iu tbe minority, a gallant leader.
Michael fechlcr, late a mcrciiaiit
New Columbia, in elected Hcgistcr & lie i
corder of Lycoming county; Mr. Dawson,
Treasurer. )
Pottsville gives 1 and Minersville 81
majority for Wilinot. I
Wilmot hai a majority of 49 in Coal
township bis ouly tnigority iu Norlbum i
per U nd couuty. I
NoKTiti'MBKitLANO elects James Van
dyke of Nortb'd Borough, Sheriff, by 30
maj. over H. J. lteedcr, the Democratic
notuiuec; Daniel Becklcy,formcrly of Mil
ton and Miiflioburg, now of Trevcrton, ia
elected Pro'.hoootary; Samuel Eut,of Sha
tnokin, Commissioner; J. M. Simpson,
tiunbury, has 167 majority for Treasurer.
St'LLiVAN defeats part of the Democra
tic county ticket.
Montour elects Mr. Wilson, (Dem i
Prothonolary by 185 maj; Mr, Sandcl,
Commissioner.
I'm. i:iria elects Jacub Ererlv. Pro
tbouotary. for tho twentieth or thirtieth
"
,atm- . ,
Miffmn elects Opp. Poor Director,and
Dem. Sheriff' by 3, and Commissioner by
7 mnj.
Chester elects Mr. Taylor (Opp.) Re -
UtA- Itordor. hut tba Dem. have re.
-'
maindcr of county ticket.
Lancaster elects tbe whole Union
aM.a.va cai.kfi a ouvuvi.ij mi. vaijnaH.,
beats Peter Martin by 21 votes.
"Straight" tickets run just enough
titesin Dauphin, Delaware, and several
other Opposition counties, to defeat a por-
.L t .- ,
HOB Ol toe regular ucaeis.
GIVE IT IP. It ia impossible to HetTer
fiive . caulogue of the aaspendcti Bank., !
llailroad and other Companies, JjOaers:praj'or(ji ;
i.nd other busuies men, mrougnuui tue;
Union. Suffice it to J that no tptcie-; ,; io .. Bochapaa
,..yin mooed institution is enabled to do ud p.eker hare nembarr.ased power im
unj ooDsi Jerable businew-wid that the eating ,h, eib of the line.
I est, ri best, and longest established eom- , , .
mercial liusea ia the Union are compelled i Bicriiomd, Va., Oct. 13. Tbe Ctu
t rassign for the want of rend taonej. ' to" Hooao of thia port waa catered lut
The (modern) "Dcmoeralic victory" ia ' night by robbers. Tha aafe waa blowa
"complete" at last. Entire Locofofo : open with powder, and 115,000 in twenty
misra'.e i t,c gel4Cral government baa dollar gold pioee, and $5700 ia nve dol
aruught it pcrfett wor tt,e distress ' lar gold pieces, wore stolen. . Th robbert
ei niia K?iet ure its fr,jits . i itft 148.000 behind. Tby have eiaoe
fc-aj the article, Tht HAo.'c S'orj' becu ar.esied, with moat of tha money J '
1857.
mnj. 3IK .Merrill's maj. 104
maj. 307 Kcssler's maj. 439
RepresenUUv DUtrict- OficlaL
Witmeb-IIayis. ltoush.Bonsall
Union
Snyder
J-bi"
1067
1037
1051
780
775
989
3643' 3257 8158 2545
o Witmer has 485 majority over Ronah.
do
1093
do
Bonsall.
Have has
99
do
do
Ilousb.
BonsalL
..598
do 712
Average majority.
BTvThe vote in the Assembly district,
compared with vote for President, if aa
follows (Juniata not official :)
noio.
Fram.
fin..
Bwah.
Wins. Har. FarkaT
IS
I M
717
lwl
last
13U
is
Snadar
at
JuaialB 4S0 JOJ Ml It 1CW0
hu 922 mort (bM Fnta0Tit
Ilazlch'st 1875 lest
Packer 722 feu
do Fillmore
do Buchanan.
445
693
Decreased vote in Union
do Pnyder
io Juniata
447 1585
,TU f .11.-1. H
in Uuioo county, for -President last fall
1370 1251
1239 906
1034 1040
aud for Governor this, shows a large
tailing off:
rratrui.aw. wn arias, rarttwr
Lawiabnrc SS o SOB IM
fcaat Buffalo 111 o7 tt to
Krllv 147 1ST S
UonaloB SOI SS 14 TO
Waat KbSbIbw to lit 7 tl
U.m.uburt M lot at SS
It.rlU-, aud Lrwla Sat lit 17t IM
l.iasratnoa ; tl tl M
saw Marina SI S M 7
Jarkaoa 31 SS It SO
I'nina tl tt 44 Sa
wmu bear 1S4 140 lit 11
Kit 1CW1 U91 t7
li-'l :i
brrmsa Tata 334 121 IS! la
GOVEUXOit Thus far, Wilmot has
nearly Fremont's vote, while Haslchurst
aud Packer run far behind Fillmore and j
! Uuch
auan.
Tbe following ia tho official vote ao far
as received :
Couutira. PaaVar. Wil-ot Haitaharrt
PhiUdelpbia, ai7.749 10,001 14,335
Muuiour, i.UBW SHilt
Delaware, 1,598 1,614
1 uion, D71 1075
Northampton, 4,067 1,111
Frankliu, 3,186 3,068
Cbrncr, 5,388 5,269
Mifflin, 1,532 1,217
Dauphin, 3,109 2,656
Uerks, 8,722 2,750
Allegheny, 6,600 7,689
Schuylkill, 6,980 3,079
York, 6,3!4 1,778
Snyder, 999 99
Cumberland, 3,078 2,466
Bucka, 6,747 4,801
Lebigb, 3,805 2,957
Blair, 1,819 1,450
71 j
609 I
15 -
1.010
91
424
104
600
874
858
581
1,332 j
81
58
ioi !
9
669 I
laancaster, 6,486 7,690
i Adams,
2,363 1,900
Lebanon, 1,980 2,601
Bedford, 2,338 1,568
i , i
; ",""no,
I Huntingdon,
i Montgomery,
, Cambria,
j Mercer,
i Krie,
' Iwrenee, ...
1 i-Stmoreland,
2,410 1,114
1,749 1,678
5,448 2,608
2,379 1,042
169
2,539 2,928 49
1,985 3,305
993 1,992
4,361 3,448 21
817 570 9
2,824 1,684 317
Fulton,
i Lycoming,
x Northumberland2,81l
974 490
1,369 . 9
. f , a 1 1 Lllj
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899
133,116 91,212
KEPORTEO.
26,611
235
, Clearfield,
1,459
725
I'..M
Sullivr.n.
I s-""t
518
210
400
8,800
800
1,500
i
The Letrislalura Sa deridedl Adminia.
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE
- DM14 WllflMt
No ofiee in the gift of tbo pnoala could
add particle of lustre to the M of this
great aa4 glorioaa beam of froedomV
standard. Ho N defeated, Waune be is a
giant statesmen and embodiment of great
litiag principle. Hear Clay. u de
feated, and io was William Wirt, and
John Quiney Adams, and Daniel Webster,
and WiDfield Scot!, and John C. r rcmont.
And yet, there are but few really intelli
gent or patriotic men who do not honor
either of these namea more than that of
John Tyler, David R. Porter, William
liiglcr, Jamea Buchanan or poor Pierce !
David Wilmot can not be brought down
by any defeat like that of Tucaday. lie
ia the same be waa before fearless,honest,
and free. lie ia ready for the next fight
for Freedom and Protection, and he will
yet lead the patriotic army of free Amer
ican Republican! to permanent and glori
ous victory. Mauch Chunk Gazette.
t&rW'e give in these columns a cor
rected copy of the New Relief Bill, as
certified by the Secretary of the Com
monwealth. It is doubted whether some
of tbe Banks will not go into liquidation
rather than submit to the requirements of
tbe bill.
Tbe 1 per cent, fins laid apon the sus
pending Banks, will much overpay the
expenses of tbe recent Special Session of
tbe Legislature.
The New Relief Law.
AX ACT providing fur the resumption
of Specie Payment fcy the Hanks, and
for the Relief of Debtors.
SEC. 1. lie it enacted, Sc. mat toe
provisions of every act of Assembly or oi
. ' ml
incorporation or re -incorporation.
hereto-
fore passed, declaring or authorizing tbe
forfeiture of tbe charter of any bank,
saving, trust aod insurance company, or
corporation having banking privileges, or
inflicting any penalties or authoriiius any
compulsory assignment for or by reason of '
the non payment of any of its liabilities i
the issuiug or the paying oat the notes of
other banks incorporated under the laws ol
this commonwealth, tho' not specie paying,
or tbe loaning or discounting without the
requisite amount of specie or specie funds,
since the 21st day of Sept. A.D. 1857, be
and the same are hereby suspended until
tbe second Monday of April, A.D. 1858 ;
and all forfeitures and penalties.or liability
thereto, heretofore incurred, or that may
hereafter be incurred before tbe said second
Monday of April, under such acts of Assem
bly or of incorporation or re-incorporation,
for or by reason of the causes aforesaid, or i
any of loem, are hereby remitted ; and so j
much thereof as prohibits any bank from
, . . . . .. i
making loans and diMowts,isaing it own ,
note or notes of other banks incorporated i
under tbe laws of this commonwealth, tht' J
not specie paying or declaring dividends,
during tbe suspension of specie payments,
or from loaning or discounting without the
requisite amount of specie or specie lands,
aa alorctaid, be aad tbe tame I tierebv i
laaf aaa imaiuiiai,i, ,
. 6, i 1 i r. ' I
ered nuder any law for periods hereafter
to commence, aod to the payment of stock
to all banks incorporated by tbe legislature
at its laat session.
Sec 2. That in addition to all statements i
and returns now required by law, each and
, , . . 1 . . I ,., ., ,1,-
every bank in tbe cities of Philadelphia, .
Pittsburg and Allegheny shall, on titc fir.,t
di&couut day in January next, and weekly
thereafter, and every other bank in this I
! commonwealth on the same dav and month. I
ly thereafter, make np a st.tcmcnt, to be !
and any such bank during such suspension nJ warrant .f attorney as noon mortga-
of specie payments may declare dividends 19 stcwe ,ne ;"' "r ubequent
r r J i i grantee or owners tf Ihe premises so bound,
to an amount not exceeding six per cent we, m,,,..! Obli;oror mortgager:
per aanum on its capital ; and this act shall Vm-irfe' further. That said slay of execution
extend also to all banks, saving, trust and I shall not apply to judgments or mortgages, or
insurance companies,and eorporationa with j OB b"ndt secured by mortgage, unless the in
k.k;n.. n,:.;tuoa .h.rtoao a. A., teres! ihereon shall be paid within sixty dars
j venhed by tbe oath or affirmation of the ; j ,,, of oblisations,at a meeting tobecall-
president or cashier thereof, showing first, : ed by the directors thereof for that pnrpose,on
the amount of its loans and discounts ;. ten days public notice, in one or more neus
i second, tbe amount of specie in the pos- PP accept the provisions of ihis act by a
Session of and owned hi such bank, arid ! yTl'.7JLn.ikmMr.n-h'
tbe balance doe from oilier banks, in dis- I
,,nct "l,n third, tbe amount of its notes I
outstanding ; fourth, tbe amount of depos-
' ita 1 1 1 til II a 1 mil t' ll no 1 rlnnnaiia wa r .1 K 1
aoccs uuc io oiuer oanas ; wnicn statement
shall be published in the next succeeding
issue of a newspaper of the county in which
the bank it located, or if there be no news
paper io such county, then in a newspaper
of some neighboring county ; and any vi
olation of Ibis law, or failure to comply
wiln provisions by any President or
Cashier of any bank, shall be a misdemea
nor ; and each of the said officers shall,
upon conviction thereof, be punished by a
fine of not less than five hundred dollars,
nor more than one thousand dollars, at the
1,236 i discretion of tho Court, one-balf to be
58 given to lues prosecutor, and one-half to
182 ! the county in which such bank is located.
308 ! Sec. 3. That the said banks are here
30 by required, until tbe second Monday of
248 i April aforesaid, to receive at par io payment
1,386 ' of all debts due or to become due to them
i respectively, tbe notes of all the solvent
banks of the Commonwealth, which naid
specie for all their liabilities on and im-1
-..j- , c.j ,
Pr-or io loo urst at j oi 1
September last, and wbich shall continue
solvent ; and the said banks arc. ?.!so bore
by authorized to pay oat in all Ihetr hni
nesa transactions and diseouuis the said
notes to long as the banks issuing the same
shall remain solvent ; but ia case any
President and a majority of the board of
directors of any of the said batiks shall
certify to the Governor ander oath or affir
mation, of Ihe President, bis apprehension
and belief, tbat any . bank in said
eertificcat named is ia aa utisafe con
dition, tbe Governor shall thereupon
appoint three judicious persons, not inter
ested in said bank, as commissioners, to in
vestigate the condition of such bank, and
tha said commissioner shall, after taking
aa oath or affirmation to perform the du
ties of their appointment with fidelity,
forthwith proceed to make the said invet
tWation, and report the result thereof with
in tea days to tbe Governor j and if tbe
officers of tbe said bank ahall refuse to
permit tbe said eommiswioners la make
such in?estigtioa,wr to produce any books
or documents accessary for tbat purpose,
or if the said- commissioners or a
mititirilr e,T flicm. ahall r.-nnrt tr.it
f the Said bank la n.' tf) roaolvi nt condition'
or eonuneting its attain ia violation of
& WEST BRANCH
law, the Governor shall thereupon issnc i
bis procUmation, declaring the charter of)
tbe said bank lo be lorteited, ana ine saia
bank shall be deprived of all tbe benefits
of this set; and tbe directors thereof shall
r L K.L. ... A ......In m n iMiirniMlt
in the manner provided by the act, entitled
" An Aet regalaUng banks, approvod tbe ( J, ,, ,he br0o-h of Lewistmre. on Mon
10th day of April, A. D. 1S50 ; tbe cx- j da, Xov. and, A. W. IT, conuncn.
penses of soeh oi mission, including the ring at t o'clock r". M, of said ir. i wn :
fik ,.n,a,iir.nrliilit ! ih oncizhlh oart of a cenain TKACT OF
7rZ..L7r. lLT T
uu,.p...,r.,.-. -j ---
L.n. Mini lnk it u lunoii. nnliBi tlui :
report shall be favorable to Us condition, .
t i
in which ease, tbey sball be paid uy toe
applicants: Proiited, That no bank shall
be required to receive the notes of any
bank against which certificate may be
made as aforesaid, at any time after tbe
delivery of tbe same to tbe Governor, un
til tbe commissioners snail report in i.ivor
of such bank after which tbe notes of ,
such bank shall rain be received as
required by the provisions of this section.
Sec. 4. That tbe several collectors of
taxes, tolls aod other revenues of the
Commonwealth, and also county treasurers
are hereby autborixed to receive for State
purposes, the notes of the solvent banks
of this Commonwealth, though not specie
paying Banks, ia payment of the said tax
es, tolls and revenues; and tbe State Treas
urer is hereby authorized to receive and re
ceipt for the samc.iu the same manner as
though said banks were specie paying.
Sec. 5. That the deposits by the State
Treasurer or to the credit of tbe Coro'th in
tbe several banks and other corporations,
and all bank notes which are now or may '
hereafter bo in tbe Treasury during the :
period of suspension aforesaid, shall from i
time to time, on demand of the BaidTrea-
surer, bo paid bv tbe said banks or other
corporations respectively, in specie, io such ;
amounts as may be required bv said Trea-
, t.i L:m . ;.ia,.,i ,
.i I r.t.i
accruing on me puuno loaua ui uic voiu-
monweaun.
8r.cS. That upon all judgments heretofore
entered, in suits commenced by writ or other
wise.or which may be entered during the period
hereinbefore mentioned in actions uisiiiiiud
by writ or otherwise in any court in this com
monwealth or before any alderman or justice
of ihe peace.on judpmentsobiamed before said
"Hicer. if the defendant .hall be possessed of
any estate in fee simple within the respective
county, worth in the opinion of the court or
alderman or justice of the peace, the amount
or the said judgment, over ana aoove an
incumbrances, and the amount exempted from
levy and sale on execution, he shall be entitled
lo a stay of execution thereon, on judgment
now obtained or to be obtained, on suits now
brought, for the term of one year from the date '
of Ihr passage of this act, and on all others j
for one year, to be computed from Ihe first day
of iht term to which the action was commen
ced ; and every defendant in said judgment
may have the same stay of execution thereon,
if within thirty days from the passage of this
act, or within thirty ravs from the rendition
of any future judgment be shall give security
to be approved of by the court or by a judpe
""reof or by such alderman or justice of the
peace, before whom such judgment was oh-
iBeJf for iun t.eor.'ni ,.,,., ,.,,
the ;.i.,,.i and e..ia vrr.;j,A That ihi.
section shall not apply to the wage of labor,'
nor debts upon which slay of execution is ex-:
pressly waived by the debtors, nor to judj-;
menu upon which stay of execution has
already been labea under existing; laws:
And promiied. Thai Ihe provisions of this
section aha 1 1 . eitcnd. 10. id---
iir,,,., ... i.t cnicou, a
well upon
,a . .
bond
after Ihe accruing of tbe same, in such funds
,he banl(s m Sthorisrd by ,hi, , to llse.
8c. 7. This act shall take effect immedi-
ately, exeept the third section, which shall
not go into operation until the provisions of
act are accepted as herein provided;
M " " .r ""r e"rP',ra,ion shalr
r embraced wuhin us provisions more than
,nir,v. ,, ,S ar1(.r ,he vz?,. hrreof or afler
;.v i.-.nk sna 1;,ve Dpended specie pay-1
inems upon its notes or obligations, unless the
s,ocl holders of such ba k or other corpora-
"on. sha" ,ne. P'"on of the said thir-
Z eVXTe Avme urZ
in ,he charier of such accepting bank or other
corporation regulating ihe election of directors.
but to make such acceptance valid there shall
be filed in ihe office of Ihe Auditor General of
ihis Commonwealth a certificate that this act !
has been duly accepted, under the common '
seat of such bank or other corporation, attes
ted by the signature of its President or Cash- '
ier ; and each of the said banks accepting the !
provisions of ihis act, shall also pay into the 1
Traicnra of the ('ninmnr wo-.ltk An . k r. .
the flrsl day of January. Anno Domini, one '
' ' .
tnousann eignt nunureii and nnv-eieht. or
within thirty days after any Bank shall ac
cept the provisions ol this act, a sum
equal to one fourth of one per centum upon the
capital stock of said bank in addition to any
amoonis thev are now by law required 'o pay.
Sue. 8. That section forty-seven of the act,
approved April 16, 1850, entitled, "An Act re
gulating banks," b and Ihe same is hereby
repealed : Vrnt:.iei, That all suits brought or
now pending for forfeitures or penalties under
ihe section hereby repealed, shall not be
affected thereby.
Sac. . That ihe Legislature hereby reserves
the right and power to alter, revoke or annul
the charters of any bank or banks, corpora
tion or corporations accepting the provisions
of this acl. whenever in their opinion the same
... .. 1
m,y prore 1iniurio ,he eiiiiena of ihe
vuirniiunwcaiin, in sucn m manner, nowefer.
u to do no Inioxricw to fh rnrnnralnra
Sic. 10. That no bank, savinrs fund. In.
surance or trust company, shall directly or in-
directly purchase, or be concerned in Ihe pur- !
erase of notes of. any of the incorpora
ted banks of this Stale at less than their par
value, and any and every of the officers of
this section, shall be deemed euiliy of a mis-
more lhaa one tnousand dollars, one half to
be paid tn the informer, and the other half to
the use of ihe Commonwealth.
8sc.ll. Thai no stocks, bonds, proraissary
v law. ig.b iii.u arc uuiiurcil uoliars, nor
notes, personal property, or other valuable se-
rmcs,vpo.necaieaorneiuinpieti!!e,eiiner
for credit or money loaned, ahall be sold j
-n wrroiiiOTneyaiiacDeflorotnerwie.
for the period of aiz months from Ihe passage
of this act, without the consent of the debtor,
debtors or party hypothecating or pledgingthe
aatr.e, being 6rsl had and obtained in writing.
8c. 15. That Ihe notice required for Dav-
meau provided in the charters of savings
fund and trust eompanies.ea all sums eiceed
ing one hundred dollars, be and the same is
hereby extended for the period ot two months,
during the period of aaspeaaioa of specie pay
meals aaihoroed by ibis act, ...
. DARWIN A.' FINNEY, .
Speaker of the Senate.
a .,. finaaker nf Ihe Senate. T
llU-sy- vu 9 s. j. LftWRKIftTE OETZ. ' '
c J.L4.WRENCE GETZ,
U i i.wpwasser ri iue.novisc.rii ixTprsscaiaurcs.
Approyed--0tober 13, 18S7. rF r .
- ' - . . . -- .. - r - - . ?
JAMES POLLOCK, Governor.
FABMER OCT. 23, 17
"n A A TT!rP
ablaWCU i sHwCIW?i
SHERIFF'S SALES.
B
Y virtue of a writ of Ven. issued out
of lti Court of Common J'lras of Lnmn
. ,h, ublic Huse f'i,AT1B
LAND .... .he Tpof Kas. Bnm.be and
f i;nin, boumled east I.) lauds ol
v 1 ' ' ul . . . ' . . . ,
ihn Prire and omer. sonin dv innni 01
sonih bir t.inrtt
Thomas Penny and oiher, wrst by laaJs of
Jacn liumly and Aiired harass, ana on me
,orih y lands ol Joiin tiiinuy, coniaiuin?
FORTY ACKEf, more or less, wilh the ap
purtenances. AI.M. Tbe one-ei;hih pari of a TRACT
OF LAND siluale in Ihe lownsUip and conn
ly afore-iaid, hounded cast by lands of Joseph
1'iclon and others, sonih by lands of the heirs
ofJobu l .yes, deceased, .esi . " "J,
lanos ni ijcuii iiunujr toniaimii -AC'RKS.'
more or le-s, whereon are erected a
TwoSiorey LOU lltJUSE and STABLE, with
Ihe appurtenances, as ihe property of Jami.
Qrisx.
AI-SO. My virtue of a writ of Ven. El.
issued as above, will be exposed lo sale, at
Ihe Public House of I'iiiiilk Punrxi , in the
boroiiEh of MifflinhnrK, on Holiday, ov.
30th, at 10 o'clock A. M- ol said day, lo
wit: a certain LOT OF OROL.NU, situate in
the Borotish of MilBinbiir!?, bounded on ihe
east by Berryhill Bell, north by Ueorae street,
or turnpike, on lUe west by Andrew Ouiehus,
and south by an alley, containing One-Fourth
of an Acre, more or less, whereon is erected
a TVtt-STOKKY STOKE IIVVSK. wilh a
well furnished dry ?oods Store Room, Ac,
with the appurtenances, as the property of
Thomas G. Onwio.
DANIEL I. GITLDIN. Sheriff.
Sheriff's OJJice, Lewhlturg, Uel. 15, 1857.
SALK OF REAL ESTATE,
tiREEABLV to the last will and testa-
J ment of Willii Dil, late of Liberty i
township, Montour county, deceased, w.ll be
exposed to public sa'e, at the late residence of
sam orrpasrii, on
day of y0 fmbcr et
all Ihat mes
suage and TRACT OF LAND snuaie
in said township, bounded bv lands ol Samnel
Bennage. James Cameron, Thomas V.iiigant
and Kobert Mack, cuiiiainin: alxmt Mxl)
jtrrCR, srood quality of land. Railroad rtin
n nepist it. The Improvements are a I
Frame Houe and Barn. Spring at IhcjLS-aL
rfr.
cll!li
nearly all clear aud in a Info slate ol
vation.
A LSI I. A Tract of IB Arret, adioinma
lauds of Mrs. Morehead, KaduiR llarrmj and
others all clear but about lour acres h:ch
is well timbered.
Bale to commence at 10 o'clock, A M,
when terms of sale will be made known bv
KllB PUT A. fllFFFN, j
FHAVilS WILSON. I
Fiacutoraof VtlkUAM P ILX, Urccsat-d.
Oct. 16, 1RS7
FOU SALE. I
MY Residence. on IWlli Third street,
I.ewisburg. 31 ft. front, and inclodins
back bnilditi" SJ ft. deep. Basement, and
Amck finished. Every convenience in Ihe
wav of out-buildinqs.
AlNO, a Half Lot on Market St.. opposite
S. Ruler's residence, with a tood Well of Wa
ter and new Stable ; very desirable for a busi
ness stand, or residence, (or both combined.)
AlNO, other Lots, some with and some
without Buildings. JOHN LOCKE.
Lewisbure. Oct. , 1P57.
ORPHANS' COLUT SALE!
TAV virtue of an Order of Oraa-a.'
J Conn jf fnion county, v'1-mTvJ'!Z
foe !tai, at tiw oitmrms-rrcinsp, m MIFr I.l!.
BL'UU, at 1 o'clock, I'. .M., of
SltHrJny, O- t-Jxr 24, 1S57.
the following Keal Estate, viz.: A TRACT
of l.AMI. situated in Limestone lown-lup.
county aforesaid, enntainms
OS ACRES AND D7 PERCTIES,
more or less, adjoining lands of Samuel shoe
mi
c
I.i
maker, Charles Royer. Oeore Kleckner, Benj.
Chambers, William Foster and others, all
mestone Land, about half WOODLAND,
and the remainder un ler pood cultivation.
The above property will be otTered as a
whole, or in tracts to suit purchasers.
Terms made known at sale, bv
1IF.SRY NOLI.,
fc.pt. tt. 1SS7. A-lnTr or Hanj. shiwaiftkar. dee'd.
Valuable Farm for Sale,
rilHE subscriber will expose to Public Sale
I on Ihe premises, in Kelly Tp, L uton Co,
1'a, at 10 o'clock A.M. on
Thursday, Sid Ortolicr next,
a TRACT OF LAM) containing
130 Aches
or thereabruis, on which are erected f"V
TWO Log Dwelling Houses and aiii
IIAK.V Spring House and other buildings, and
two Wells of Water un ihe Farm.
About one hundred acres of the
CJ uTtlsaid tract are cleared and under a
good slate of cultivation. The bal
jraji.anK of I lie tract is well Timbered.
This land is situated in a good neishborhord
and is about half a mile north of the public
road leading from Milton to Brush Vallevand
.1J from Lewisbnrg, and adjoins lauds of John
i - i.:..ii, i t, .... , l- I
, ir' '"" ,
Said Land will be sold as Ihe property of
Alciaxukb- M'Lr.s-rfcM, deceased. Terms of;
sale made known on dav of sale bv 1
JOHN BF.NNAC.n.
Administrator with the Will annexed .
Kelly Tp. Sepi. 11, 1S.17 j
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
AGREEABLY to the last will and testa
ment of JOHN BAKER, late of Buffalo
township, l'nion county, deceased, will be
sold, at public sale, on the premises, on
Wednesday, October 2. j
all that messnare and TRAt'T OF l.AXD
situate in Buffalo township, on the road lead-
!" ,,r"m. ;'' Mtininbure. adjoining
ami. nl A.Iain mina Kairni. liiL-er l.ihn
Hauck and others, containing about
( Amo...a tract of WOOD L A IM D ad.
nearly all cleared, and in a hiph state of c'ul-1 ral. -hat he continues to manntae- ! IV f Jf ' J " h, " ,"cl
tiva.ion. The Improvements are. a two-sto. ' tnre all kinds of WuolCtl UuoUS snch a, ' fv iTk, has on h.t,d
afcre, BRICK HOUSE. FRAME HOUSE Cloths. t:assir,eres. Tweeds.Sattine.ts. Jeans. ' nd lc'n '-. hi''1, r
iiJLa and KI I'CHEN, WASH HOUSE, rood Blankets and Flannels; also. Carpel and and for sale a cheap lot ol II H.MIlBli
UAKN and WAIiOX fHEll.and other Out-1 Stockinit Yarns. His machinery beiuS of the , the t-pring tra.le, coniprts ne
HM,i,i;.e,. iwn v, Et I sn.t i. risTPtivc lt li ititl in use. and having employed ihe l'rt'Siii!; ami Common lurean, - ti
mng lands of John Hauck, VV m Baker, 'slablihmeni in the country. Aoodsup
illiant Irwin's heirs, and others, contain- ply of the above goods kept constantly on hand
VV
; tag about 31 Arrca
j Also. At the same time, by order of the
Orphans' Court of Union county, a TRACT
of JLnnd adjoining the above-described 86
t acre tract, lands of Jacob Baker s heirs,
iohn Hauck. KniTalo creek, and others.eon-
Uaininw abou, THIRTY-TWO ACRES, part
cleared.
The above lands lay in the heart of
Buffalo Valley, one mJe west of Buffalo X
-. . : -. . r . i I . r t ,
. 1he ,, Tha, whiph js Vleired is
covered wilh the BEST OP TIMBER.
Terms of sale will be made known on the
day of sa'e. by DAVID II. KELLY.
aitrn'r, inn teatawntn annaxa, r-r Joha rlsVer,
der'il. aod Ida r ol CbIIibiib Bakes, dac'O.
fitiin Valley, Ot. 1, 1857 w 4
Ho! Farmers Chance for i
TJurrraln I t
aa'saia - i
Irmmri .s.tl.l., near Lewisbutg.a 1 raet of
almirsf IvrO-Aerea if good Paraise
I' almcerf- ln.Arra f wond Parmiaaa
i Lann. nrrfiUme soil
It will be sold on reai-
1 onab'e terms at private sale for Cash. Inquire
1 ' .......
, at t! -e Ofer of the Chronicle. June 10, '57
ORPHANS COURT SALE.
AGREEABLY' io an order of the Orphans
Court of Union eoanty, will be eiposed"
lo public sale, at the House of Jas. M'freicht,
at Bullalo X Roads, in Buiralo-aownship, on
Saturday, the 7th of Hovember next,
all thai messuage and tract of LAND "u"
! ate in Buffalo township, l.'nion couniy. adjo.n
j in? lands of Andrew Male's hetr. lands
I formerly of Jacob Veaada, and of Thomas
' Robison, dee'd, containing
Eijht Acres and Forty Penile.
'7'" , "J. ' fnkjl
a rim Dwelling nMfi a mii r rmmw &m m
The Improvement are, a Two-Storey j-"
, A ...
House, one and a half storey, aud the land
under eood cultivation.
,1 ..SO. Another smafl I.ol or piece of
Ground adjoining lands of Thos. Kobison,
dt-e'd, Paul Diellenderler and Daniel Marnier,
containing Two A rt and Fifty Two ,
Perches; also nnder cultivation. j
Al.&O. A p'ece of Timber Land, i
situate in said township, adjonrnis lands of
John Stahl, Jacob Ilnrtman and Daniel Ran
rfler. Sr., containing Sixteen Acres and
Si Forty-One Perches.
Sale lo commence at I o'clock, P. M, when
Terms of Sale will be made knevn bv
MAKV E KOUI.NSSON.
Almininlmtril uf Tifsts I:- u-s-i.s, iWd
per WM. JO.NES. AH'v for Vary E Robinson
Bv Ihe Court :' Sa'l Rta, Clerk.
Hepl. 2'J, 157
VALUABLE HEAL ESTATE j
TO It SALK. j
f1HE subscriber offrrs for sale his Residence ,
I on the west side of South Second street
in the Boroiieh of I.ewisburz. between Market
and St. Louis streets.consistincof near a lot and
ahairoleround.makinsafronloffl'JIectonsaid
Second sireet,-and in length IS7 feei.S inches, ;
The improvements are a commodious three I
Bfstorey BRICK 1 )V I ! 1 ,1-INTi
Xil. K )TTSI!. of pressed brick, 47 teet
front by 3 'feet deep well finished with a ;
m.,1,1. h:se. marb e sills ami lintels it iron.
a fire-proof roof with a Wing attached of ,
'i.i by 19 feel an Out Kitc hen a Well of ex- j
rellent water, with a Pump in, under roof a ,
rellent
lara-e Cistern also under root a large new
Stable an Ice House and other necessary
..... K..;i.i,na There are also on said.
I.oi choice Fruit Trees and Shrubbery
The location is a desirable oue either for a
private resilience or public busine-s. It is on
ihe most elevated pari of Ihe Borough, rear
Ihe Court llouse.and but a short distance irom
Market streei. Terms will be made ea-v.
June !, IS-". U. F. MII.LF.R.
A
VALUABLE
FA KM
for n;iIf.
riHE subscriber offers ihe Farm on which
I he now resides. Mtna'e in Buffalo Valley.
L'nion countv.4 miles from Milllint urg aud 2
miles iioui Hariietou, containing about
17.) ACKES,
of which about i:i5 are cleared, and the rem
jevainder is well limbered. Il is Limestone
frfiiravel land, in a good state, f cultivation,
'.he most of it bavins; been limed once, and
some of it the second lime.
'I he Farm is well watered, a rnnnine slream
passing through it, and a never l.ulint; spring
of limestone water at the door, and a pump
in the barn-yaid. There is a fine ORCHARD
of rood Frnil.
The buildups are new a large dou-4y
ble I'lauk llonse. well finished, a large ill
HASH Is A II . ,
a Wa-gon House, and all other nece-ary
Outbuildings. CHRISTIAN KEIF.
Aug. 12. I7
Still Another Opportunity!
M't'arl j , Hie C licau IMclure Man,
AY
J E take this method of informing the
citizens of Lewisburg and Mirroiniiing
ci untry. that e are ar-iin wttn litem lor a
short time, and now offer them a better article
and at lower prices than ever heretofore. We
have taken Ihe old stand above Christ A
Caldwell's Dro Store, and having much bel
ter Iiht lhan we had in our old rooms, and
.and
t, we
more convenient rooms in every resjee
shall be belter able lo accommodate. Pi-isons
list iac piettma of aereaavl fra-i.da er r,-lB'iea whteh
tlie.a w.iulj like to l.ae r-pii-lr irai..frrntl u .apriio
B nineh hirir-r ar.le. raB l.aaa H dnae vb .bort D. liee,
an-l Ilia c.ph-a Bill I-- arr-nte, to U- equaiU aa totwl,
ao si-melimea l-ettrr tlian lhea;Nll thea mrm tak.n
IroB). ParMiBa war.tinc -n.tntrai b. raB haa tb. as Br
j rirea mnjlnt from S to rrturaa or b, cona eon
fiiaai to thi-ir ra-Bia tlinanch aiekne... arj ot iln-.d
lranna takes at tbe .borl.at notiea. at their re.i.teree.;
(.ietBrva ol y,.anp ebiMreB taken ib OBe areia ib B btiabt
ILbt. out'loor View, of l.oil.lin-., r. taken loonier.
Aaihrot.TBe Bictnraa taki-B on dark bbJ rBjaatlajaqnieK
er tlian I'acnerreotTpe. on Ihe eleare.t ami hriuble.t.
l-iettires ftoBl Ml el..' to $.11, to auit the purrhaarr. W
rxl.n-1 B eorjial imitation lo all to rail acl eae ua and
exaniina.nr apaeiniena. whether Ihea want pieturaa or
not. l:.-m,-niler the plare. io- nis oaeri liri.tXt.'aldWBira
.Mi.nim .th liiuaSlorr. atJj to r'eaaa.
M t'AKTY. Artlat.
5. B. Tnrnertona alaeB In the art. anj apparatus
fiirnishid at the iow.at prices. 1'eiwos wu-tiini: to laarn
the bnninea ran now haae an ot-p.-rtunlty not often Bti t
with. Lawiabute, Oct. , -J
m-oke Out In a Srw riare !
Jr'.SSr-. II. W tlJal.K. having
taken the esial!ihineul recently occu
pied bv Mrs. DeNormandie. adjoining
the Chronicle" and Telegraph offices, he is
prepared to see his old and new friends, and
furnish them with all kinds of CO A FF.CTIU
yFMFS of the choicest varieties. He has
refuted the establishment, and is certain of
giving satisfaction u all. Ice Cream served
up every evening. -US- '4. lt-7
Jet Goods ! Black Diamonds ! ! be.
iiii u Forty, and Sure your Muneg .' .'
"THE subscribrr is prepared lo furnish
I at all limes the very tei lo.ii. oi every
description, from the Wilkes-Uarre and fha
mokin mines. He has on hand an article of
very superior quality, such as is seldom bro't
to inis market.which he will dispose of at the
lowest cah prices Coal weighed, and got d
measure warranted. I"? Coal exchanged for
merchantable Country Produce of mosi kinds
as well as for ea.
Coal Yard at Tho's Nesbil's Lumber Tard
on South Water street.
Nov. 19, 1856 tf R. 1. XESB1T.
WINFIELD FACTORY!
Sear Ilarllcton. t'm'oii Co., Fa.
for past patronage, would inform
best of workmen, he lee Is sale in savin;
i that bis work shall nol be surpassed by
ior sate or 10 exenange lor wool, ai prices j
that can not fail lo please. WOOL will be j
Carded in the best manner and on Ihe shortest i
notice. Terms for carding, rash on Ihe de-
livery of ihe rolls. MARK HALFPENNY.
Winfield Mills. March 30, 1857.
SPRING AN DRUMMER STYLES !
HURSII S. VORSE havin? received
their Qrat Ciooda Tor
would invite the ai'eniion of both Town and
Country to their carefully selected slock of
Dry Goods, Groceries, ke. fcc.
of Ihe latest styles and best qualities, adapted
In Ihe season and lo the wants of the commu
nity and of ihe times.
t ertlatl a,- I va. f..r ....lu.. ..l ha.
t convince I ihat tl.eir Store is the place tor
Bargains! They take much pleasure m show-
t ing ihHr goia, hut more in plensisg their
u .-.I,.,,,.-, j. u,u W VlfllK Ke It
Liwisburi, April, ia57
custumers Uy giving gnrd liadt.
iff unell timta ;
Iff
THE GREAT BEAl'TiriCB
I'OIJND AT LAST!
pOR iTaKsToar. raKiAXCTLv lui iuiit)
Minvr Bit lanilruff. It- feme ll Kr'Oula. trmi4 W,
9,1 aJI ruptl' ; BBWt th tair X'ft. tkraitb, aa
kI' M; snl will lr.. It to mny iMcifiul.l iWt t.
Mi'.r. if hf aiMKir, all l-lt.u h it. firm th- Hem.
eore !' iNmlisa svl rrvM hrad scL. SwHrralst
BBdtti fciliowmn-
' Isiser n.rrh. MsiT
PROP 3 WOOD r. 't: KliMna f,w ,iaa mm
hava rrrttial mm ft-a aL-ra aaj fall Sr tit.i o J.
WfMal'a Hair Rt-irtMBfif, lhai to liar e m.rr r..a,jwlU
to B-hd to B.!on S.r ai)iianlilf. nh .icara Ji.a B,naf
oV4 alt helaeeoM.I whita waailrhtordrr Biaatlt, fn.m
, .,U. , try UUU W aurtjW'l fai tm mom avMaaai
thrum nr f. m mr rm l mri. awl thm a(.fr..balM.a.aMl aat
rnaaBaiff rt-rrl.a- fraa thm nao-t airtrfiautial ail worth
eitiarn. nf.'ur VM-init;, lull J eoaviDO a that It ia a avxt
valuaMa BraT BralBMB.
rVca vi floon - may Be onirmf 1 xr', mn4 osa
do bed Izk; n, ljvii:s u jwm -r tm!v.
(Signed; HAMKL LATH. H P aCo.
n;raorr O-ftTa. St. rhartr Co. Wo.. Slor 1. fa
rnof.O.J. WIHlD War ir: miDjr llrnr la.t auaiarr
a. wrrr lmlim.1 tti uat- aon of your llatr K.l racial,
and it. afT-t. wrrr mm wr Bdarfnl, wa fat-1 It our dot, IB
jou and lot- aH!.-l-il. t. tp. rl it.
Our littla aoft- lira-l f-r aonia Hm- kad haa BarfmS,
ar.at a. wilh ar.iva. anil -oni illd it aratd l.ra.1. Tha
hajr alBjfM.t antirvlr rmimm off In araaaiianr. whao a
frifixl. ra- inc R. ia .ufr.-rine-. aiiaiMJ na u, uaa ai.or R
tiTatira, wa did mrt li HttU- ti.-pa .f rurrr.a. BUt. tf an
i.ur.riaa. and Ihat ol all our (ri.Dila. B aarv faw aiBh.B.
tion. r-rof..-d ll.a .liMB-a Blirriy. an.1 B Ba and juni
naBt a-p of hair rtartd ool. Bad waraBBOW aaf tMt
o-ir If.a. i.a. aa h -alihr. a aratf. and aa luanrlaBt a rr
' f hair aa in, otl.ar rbll.l. Ir raB lharrtttra. BBd ta
hral-y awaBii.l ynnr r.aalf.ra.ivr. aa BtarKcl laBvady
fur Bli diaraara of tha aralB BBd hmw.
Ha Bra, n.ir ra.--ilo't.
OKOHIIK W lllnmSIWTriAW.
CM: All A. HIOI.lMIUillAM.
Aanlinrr. Maina. Jnna 2i l.'S.
FKOF. O J. WOOTa-ar Sir: I hara Baad two l-nttl.B
rTI'rof. V ll:i:rK'-i'l"ralla. and ra trul, mmy it ia
tl,aarata. di.at ara ..f Iha usr ft-r raalorinff ard -han-
BiOK tha Hair. hVaa u.inif it I waa a Baan ol .aa.nta.
V hair ha. Bow attain-.! it- nrtein
,1 -,l-r Vou ran
it In Tha aM-rld Bitboul the laaat S-ar. aa bit
caaa waa vnm olrka ai.iral kiBd. T".ira Kv.rtfalla.
DAMKL M. Ml KI-IIV
o j. woot a n r,f,rri.t..r..::t traw... r.
Ob Ilia cr.-at N V. Wire K.ilinic taLlih-iit and IU
Market atrart. St. I,uia, M.
SS4 a nd .l.l br alt k-w-l Draefl'ts.
.S.J in Lrwi-lurg ! VIMteT 4 CAlbUKLL.
Great Excitement !
MOXKY LOST!
IT is now uniren-allr ennrd! thai thtr pnr
chaNiLs; ot'any article of (Iord f,.r pnvatt
vr familv use. and ihe paytns iherri-n more
than a fair pnufit, is moiiey Usi ;ihr ondfr
sitf J. ibf refurr, has jul rper.d, in bis
iVAMI AXO I OMMObWCS IIOUSE.
on ihr? enrner of r'ourth and Markft Wtrcrls,
Lewihtir. a pifnhd aisurimerit of
i-TRINC AN1 SI MMER f;OOfi,
for Ladies as well Gentlemen, consisting, in
pari, of the various styles of Hres Si.ks.
Berece lie Lames. Berejes, Poplins. I.avns
Brilliants, Tissues, Embroideries. Collars,
I'lidersleeves, Haiida'erchieis, TriuiiiiiLe,
Gloves, Mitts, tosetber with
A Fine I.ol of IJonicsllc Cioorli,
Prints. Muslins, ic. Also, Ready Made CIo
ihins. CLOTHS, CftStMERES,
Vesttngs, Hats, Cravats, Ltnei.s, and a fina
fresh seleciiim of
SCOAlt. t OFFEE, MOLASSES.'
Tea-, Ci-ci-a, C'lieeve, in large or small
qil.in'ilies. Fl.-H bv the qnar'er,
half, or whole barrel. SALT by
the sack or bushel,
and, in short, almost everything usua'Iy left
1 alJ
,
in onr fores, can be fonnd at this corner, and
of hith will be sold ai the
LOWEST CASH PRICE
or exchanged for Coontrv Produce. All he
asks, is a Fair Trial; tjtiick fSales Small
Profits and Prompt Payment.
JB-r"JjaL'TT
of a superior quality, from Ihe Hartley Mills,
not ground any closer lhan the mills furnish
in this region, and quite as good, if nol supe
rior, which can be tested by laa a tbial, sold ia
large or small quantities.
ALEX. AVMONS.
Lewisbnrg. Pa., May 2, -7.
DR. SAKFORDS 1NV1GCRAT0R
or Liter Remedy,
rpitlfiae
'
one of the? frvfat c;-tj'iV inn) ;--.. d nrrr-
mav.r- ml in Jmlv nkn c rurm alni'-I t o
ffiVal to t;if. It rnrr a if ly nafir. rrw. it tint
aa -r jprwrnsf tvf(nr. alKJ .riilom Hu rt- inn tw tw.lt I -quiri-d
to rurc t-w ktp4 of Z..rsr t.Dip:.ni, fr-m ti.
wornt Jann!ii-r tr l -f -ia U rinpii n bftul tl., ftil
of wbirh rv tht ir?ult of a Ifutattil Ltrrr.
Th Ihn if ani of tli priTaCip. iwrnltr r t-f th- l.tuntn
Iwiiy, nl hrti ii H rf rmit ttirt-ti'-tiP tarll thve er. f
th- atTp-trm nv f!TT t-vt.4 Th uti inarh i ilm!
rttirrl lf prBihiat'i n It. t-rahl.- actinn cf tli Lirrf r
a rtTt-r i-vrfornianrt- f ll fynrt i.t.n. V. n th tr aiarh
in at fault, l he luwrli itrr.aEti iL ioi' ?tt an uffrr in
r'nfim-in-? f hb r-rfca lb Liver hag naMtt t
do iU duty, r i-r tin- iia1 that ortan, iw of t.m
pn-fTitti- ban . a tie it rtiU, in )railirt ot at era
thaa twt-Dtv yt ars to fitjfj m mr n mel v fartwr'h In
c.i!T)triitl i Itr m.-ttiy tl-raRE-in'a.t.ai to whrh it it ..
Tn protr that lhir T-mniy i at lal 'oond. nw n
triauolei ith Liirr Ti niplaint in mux if it ftrtua. La
but totrv a ti-t'lf. and (H'tiTictif in rrrtatn.
A rvBiunl hat s-atarn fnrant'l or rii-Pa-ltirtr cv. rJ
rstrai Une tbat t-rt whirh iit ibtJuM for the arti .it
turn of tb Birittt'ir . Thr? sTtima n not all . tl'islor
'aaj anal W-r froaa th nr ?. itppiwirj ia tbtr fi"
hltbv fl" of tilf, lnTfgort.tir.ir, lb rtwarh caunrit
fif to tlitrTat w)i. Ptirifine the MmarJ. (ifina: t. b anJ
hUh to lb whole aiai-liinrrw. rrvevitia tha tauw f
ihr ti .Milt, and rlTvrtinir a radifal rum wit hoot any ft
thr difaerwablf aftrr aff-rtn frit by urwie Caitnri or
Mineral PoboD, tbat are n.uaJlj rrsortrd to.
To all who will tVMow thra dirrtiona a fur la .
tiTvly ruaranttvti. Mi Hkapacbb caw br mrrd by tt.
o- uf two t4-a-uon.''lul tak-n aa aoon as tbe attata i
felt.
The InTtp. ratrr nmr fatia to rnre our stomarh or tl.
bail t-ffrrta exprriwred after catina:.
ItHltKUft atu k yirld iva.iiiy UooeD"tt!e. and Chrrn
ie lJiarrlvra. difPeutl a it ia to en re. ia never troub'e
at mr to ihnMvho take the I n Ttporalor .
'r ly-p$' or Janndiee, xthinr i") th- liKwn
world a t o tullt or run no quir k !y aa the Ititicra
tr. 1 1 remove all yellow ue? and Ubtiatural color frirn
Ihe akin.
For NieM Mare, take a do trrw rrtirinp. and It
a aure rrefolntiTe.
'. aa it
t r rf mi.-.trvtru-tfnnp it fwafe and sure reawedy
rBoTea trie eauate i f trie diM-aae.
I'oeliVfwrm ran not -i-t thn llW f Ttcv.rator im tYea'T
taken, while Cboiic yields readily to a few doe.
It wint be known tfintall thee are itirer dineanew T
ean d by a di-ramzi-d Lrr ai d to cure them bJ a
LiTra tns-ilii ine: it haa aaed.rinal fower. never brfr-re
di.ei vrid. that will enre all alteeaeea it tbe Ltrr. a
n'attr of bow Ions Mandinji or what nay be tbtr frrai
Tbe aetivr neiUrinal virtui extrarts-d from the fiiaW
nard ia urh an to be atoniabipK tu all who eee their
f el, for none ran uae the vnlteine without reeei.iat
K-n.ftt. It arts) aa aft-ttle Calbartie.aBd fbonld al
b- takrn in auflai-ietit tUantiliw to onrratron the brwrl
pvoliy. Tht hrrt way to take it ia to Uke tbe aartlt"11
in th Bioufh. thvB lake at me water and nwallo b i
ti'ireiner. In this way tbe vidirin will M-arrrlv
trd. A.H..I A O, Froprietrrs.
34a Broadway. .New Yt f k-
Snfttty CHRIST CAlDV Ell. ttriburg.
:uJ W. ft. MtK IN. Awt-
CABINET AVABE 1100)1
rctaries ami Bunk Casr. Center,
Card and Pier TaUes, P-ining aim
l.i cakfa.st Tables. Cuj.l oanls. Cot
tage and other Bedsteads, Sianil-S
Sofas, and Chairs
of all kinds. COFFINS maJe to uruerta
short notice.
The public are cordially invited to exam""
his work, as be is sure that ihey will be ""
6ed wilh his stock of Ware, ami pr.ces.
SOLOMON Y0r
Lewisburg. Sept. IS. 1856
(LMHs, Watf''
and Jewelry, ' "lK""
he Pnt Office l'heP
Cash. A. K. DEMORMAADIE. AL
I.ewisburg, April Z4, 1854.
JOMAII HEI.LV, Aarllta-reer,
OLICIT8 Ihe patronaee of the p'
kj Residence on Ssouih Fifth street,
burg. Pa.
December 5,
1S56.
i" ,., l.,llrVN'
T. CBK.4W-fA.VI El. ' ;
', 1 h' opened a new I. e t ream
nis n-nics iii ik i , --
t merous cu-tomcrs there.