LEWISBUEG CHRONICLE & AVEST BRANCH FARMER JAN. 20, 1858.
the lUckj ilouutaiiis. Obstructed now
ly theso barriers, this west-ward-uioviog-tido
begin, to set back. Will it flow to
wards Canada? Not at all. It has already
begun to fluw over the "Old Dominion !"
and into otber States. Missouri i almost
inundated with it We can not check this
tide of fiowiDg emigration. You might as : colouics among them to aid them to get
well trj to shut out from this eontiucnt, ' rid of their oprrossors. This is more
j curtains, iuo light of the aurora borealis. than patriotism. It approaches universal
J'u such thing cau be accomplished. This j brotherhood. I am glad that that gcntle
t rogrcss must be onward,nnd wo must have man is defending the rights of emigration,
territory. We must have territory ; and I No man prizes those rights more highly
think it most opportuno that the proposi- than I do. I think that I understand
tion seems to be before tho country to their power and their value, and I am
Americaniza Central America. A better 1 clad to welcome amone the list of Doliti-
time could not be ; for, in addition to the
population which we now have, which is
immense in the Northern States, as I shall
show you in proceeding, this financial
pressure in the Hast, and in the different
nations of Europe, will send to our shores,
in tho year IS5S, not less than half a mil
lion of men. In addition to that, we have
two hundred and fifty thousand of oar own
population, who will change localities in
that time. Then, sir, there arc seven hun
dred and fifty thousand men to be prepared
for, somewhere, in the year ISjS men
enough, sir, to make cijhl Stales, if we
only had Territories in which to put them
and if we only use them economically, as
wo are sure to do by this tsysteiii of organ
ized emigration.
Now,cou!J anything bo more opportune,
at this time, than to havothis project sub
mittcd, to us, of opening Central America
to settlement r 1 assuro vou, if the torn-
nuttco will report any bill which will ena
ble tho people of tho Nortb,without larceny
of any kind, without tyranny of any kind,
to settle that country, I will postpone my
resolution for tho opening of the Indian
Territory, at least until the next session of
Congress 1
But it is not only for the purpose of
furnishing an outlet for our immense pop
ulation in the North, that I now advocate
the Americanizing of Central America.
The interests of commerce, as well as this
great argument of necessity, arc on our
side. Who has the trade beyond Central
America ? We havo wbalo fisheries in the
Northern Ocean, which build op great
cities upon tho eastern shore of Massachu
setts. We have trade with Oregon and
California, with the Sandwich Islands,and
the western coast of South America. We
are opening a trade, destined to be im
mense, with tho Empires of China and
Japan, and we must of necessity, hivo in
Central America certain factors and certain
commercial agencies, who, iu a very few
years, with their families and relatives and
dependents, will make a denso population
in Central America. 1 say, then, that.fur
tho interests of commerce, wo want Cen
tral America, Amoricatiized. This com
mercial interest is, unfortunately, a "sec
tional interest" in theso States. It is,em
phatically, a Northern interest ; and there
fore, as a Northern man, I advocate cspe
ciclly that Central America should be
Americanized.
Now, sir, I said I was astonished that
gentlemen wbo come from States border
ing upon the Gulf, bad advocated this
project, and not the Representatives who
come from Northern States. Let us see
the reasons why the North should be more
ealous than the South in this movement.
In the State of Massachusetts we have,
one hundred anl ticenty sccen people to a
square mile, by the census of 1850. In
the State of lihoJe Island, we have one
hundred and tiedce to the square mile, by
tho same census. Iu the State of Connec
ticut we have seventy -nine. In the State
of New York we have sixty fu-e. So, you
see, it was not poctry,it was not fiction, not
a stretch of tho imagination, when I told
you that tho descendents of the Pilgrims
wcro in a tight place I
But how is it with the States which
border on the Gulf? Look at it and sec.
They have, some of them, eiyhly-nine hun
dredths of a man to the square mile. Iu
another one we have one and the forty ciyht
hundredth part of a man to the square mile;
and taking them altogether, we have just
about tnree men to the square mile in all
those States which border upon the Gulf
of Mexico.
m Now, sir, it would be folly for me to
argue, and there is no kind of reason for
supposing, that these States expect to do
anything about colonizing Central Ameri
ca ! They can not offjrd to lose a man.
Tbcy had better jicc aicoy two thousand
dollars than to lose a single honest,indus
trious citizen. They can not afford it. I
have left out of this calculation, to bo
sure, tho enumeration of the slaves in
those States, for the gentleman from Ten
nessee Mr. Maynardj informed us that
the "question of Slavery did not come in
to this argument properly," and I agree
with him there. I think ho may agree
with mo, that by no possibility can Slave
ry ever be established in Central America.
That is my belief. Just fix your neutral
ity laws, and we will fill up Central Amer
ica beforo 13G0 sufficiently to be comfort
able. Mr. Matnakd. With the permission
of tho gentleman, I desire to ask him whe
ther he will pledge hinitelf for all those
lie represents, that when they get down
there they will not make slaves of the peo
ple they will find there ?
Mr. TiiATJtR. Certainly I will do it ;
nnd I will say more on that subject here
after. I will gay to the gentleman upon
the other side, who have advocated this
right of emigration, and have "no person
al interest in this matter," that they can
have nj pecuniary iuterest in it, for they i
have no men to spare for this enterprise.
Aad cecially d. 1 honor !Le gr.t2en.i.n
from Mississippi, Mr. Quitman, who
professed to be moved bj arguments oi
philanthmjy in relation to this question,
and wbo maintained that the people of
Central America men oppressed, that they
needed our assistance, and that it was con
ferring a benefit upon them to send oat
cal regenerators, the gentleman from Mis
sissippi with such large, wide, and noble
views upon this question ! I do not here
endorse his whole speech. I did not hear
tho whole of it. I do not know what be
said about Mr. Walker, whether he do
fends him, or whether he does not For
myself, I do not say that I defend him,
or that I do not. at this time. I wait for
the report of our committee, to know what
arc the facts in this case, and whether he
is fit to be defended or not.
Now, sir, I am rejoiced that I have
found aid and comfort in a great political
missionary movement from a quarter
where I least expected it 1 This argument
of philanthropy is sufficiently potent with
the South; while I will not deny that it
is always, more or leso, potent with the
North, perhaps not so potent with the
North as with tho South very likely wo
are more material and le. Kniritiial but
still, I say, it has some power at the North.
Wc do not live so near the sun as do those
gentlemen who torder on the Gulf; but
wc live near enough to the sun fo have
somo warmth in our hearts, and the ap
peals of philanthropy to us are not mado
in vain. But in addition to that, just
look at it,sir ! In addition to that great ar
gument of philanthropy, we have not on
ly the argument of necessity, but the ar-
j gnment of mahing money; and when you
tunc tiioso tnree anil comuino them, you
make a great motive power, which is suf
ficient, in ordinary cases, to move North
ern men, though they are not very mobile
nor very fickle.
So much, Mr. Chairman, for tho com
parison of interests between the Northern
and Southern people of these United
States in relation to the Americanizing of
Central America. Concluded next week.'
FOREIGN NEWs7
The Europa reached New York on Sun
day last, with important news from India.
Gen. Ilavelock died on the 25th of No
vember, from dysentary brought on by an
xiety. On the 25th of November an affair
took place, near Cawnpore, between Gen.
Windham and his division and the Gwa
Iior mutineers, in which the liritisla troops
retreated, with tha total Iocs of llio leuts
of the 64th, 82d and SSth rcgiments,3000
in number, which were burnt by the ene
my. The C4th regiment is reported near
ly cut up.
A message received by the Governor
General from Sir Colin Campbell, of the
7th of December, contains an account of
an action fought by him with the Gwalior
Contingent, near Cawnpore, in which the
latter were totally defeated, with the loss
of 16 guns, 25 carriages of different sorts,
an immense quantity of ammunition stores,
grain, bullocks, and the whole of the bag
gage of the force. The British loss was
insignificant, one officer only being killed
Lieutenant Salmon.
All the women and children, sick, &c.,
from Lucknow, have arrived in safety at
Allahabad.
Tho Calcutta Gazette Extraordinary
contains an interesting detailed account of
the defence of Lucknow, being the official
report of Brigadier Inglis. The priva
tions endured by the heroic garrison, and
particularly by the ladies, were fearful.
Gen. Ilavelock survived only a few days
the relief of Lucknow. On the 19th the
women and children were taken from the
Residency, and six days later he was a
corpse. lie did not live to hear of the
high value which his country set upon his
deeds, or to receive the honors conferred
on him by the Crown.
The Advertiser has a paragraph, stating
that Lady Ilavelock and her daughters
are now residing at Bohn, on the Rhine.
Sir Henry has left three sons and three
daughters.
All the London papers have leaders on
the death of Gen. Ilavelock, accompanied
by memoirs. Profound regret continues
to be expressed for the loss sustained by
the country. Tho French papers express
regret for the death of Ilavelock.
The Daily News says it is clear from
the last intelligence, that the final sup
pression of mutiny in Ilindostan is not so
near as tho adulators have been trying to
persuade us.
The launching of the Leviathan was
continued ; the total result was an advance
of 12 feet 8 inches aft, and 11 feet for
ward, the vibration of the earth conse
quent upon each slip of the vessel, was
more continuous than has ever been expe
rienced at the yard hitherto.
It is stated that the Circassians have at
tacked and massacred 1200 of the Russi
an garrison at Akcdou.
Money matters were improving. No
advance on cotton or breadstuff's.
The Europa also brings intelligence of
the death of the Austrian General Radctz
sky, aged 92 years who commenced his
military career before Napoleon, and
whose history is incorporated with the
history of Continental Europe for seventy
jar Au f cue cf the best Etateime a
of Turkey. And of Madamo IUcucl, the
profligate Jewish actress.
Netos 3tcm9 from IIjct. dummies.
. Williamsi-oet, Jan. 21. William
Anderson, Charles Miller, Wm. Lewis
and Peter Savier, charged with conspira
cy to commit burglary and larceny, and
also with a conspiiacy to manufacture and
pass gold and silver coin, have been con
victed, after a trial lasting two days. They
were sentenced to tho Penitentiary for the
following terms : Andrews and Miller, to
four years and two months, and Savier to
one year and two months.
A house was burnt at Archbald last
week, and Francis Achilles in it. He
was a miner, and when he went to bed,
lighted bis pipe, as was his custom, to
smoke at his ease. IIo foil asleep, and
set fire to his bed. Fortunately his wife
and children were absent
Jacob Hcrtzog, a wealthy merchant of
Lancaster, was arrested as receiver of goods
stolen from the Pennsylvania Railroad,
and committed suicido.
The dead body of a child was recently
found in Sunbury, wrapped in linen and
laid between the chimney and the wall,
where it had probably lain a year. By
whom and for what reason placed there, is
a matter for conjecture.
The Danville Band gave a concert in
Sunbury, and realized ? 10, which was
generously given to the Borough authori
ties, to relieve the wants of the needy.
Dr. Francis, of Philad., it is said makes
such a local application of electricity that
he can extract teeth without any pain
whatever.
Wm. Mullcr, a German, has been con
victed of the murder of George Matbias
near W ilkcs-Barre.
Thos. W. Smith has been released on
bail, with lots of evidence that be is not
crazy after his deliberate murder.
The Woodward Guards, of Williams
port, refused to attend the Inauguration
of Ucn. 1'ackcr, who they conceived had
slighted them. So saith correspondent
of the Muncy Luminary.
The gang of counterfeiters caught in
Williamsport it is stated were engaged to
try to rob a rich old farmer named Lusk,
at Linden,un the night they were arrested.
Ellis Ilummcl, of Mifflin county, for
merly from near iNew Jjcrlin, met with a
serious if not fatal accident, by the fall of
a tree upon him in the woods where ho
was cutting.
The Teachers of Washington township,
Snyder county, hold regular and interest
ing meetings, at Frccburg, for mutual im
provement.
" Welles, Blood S, Co." are starting an
extensive and important Iron Works, for
the manufacturing of Agricultural and
other Machinery, &c, at Athens, Pa.
The Commissioners of Snyder county
have appointed A. J. Peters, Clerk ; Sam
uel Weirick, Esq., Counsel ; and Moses
Spec tit Mercantile Appraiser.
Tho elegant dwelling of Shepherd
Pierce, near Towanda. burned down by
fire from a stove pipe.
Jonas Young, of Muncy, was arrested
in Pioegrove for passing counterfeit notes.
Mr. Snyder living near Youngwomans-
town, about 25 miles from Lock Ilavon,
while hunting ono day this month shot a
Panther which measured nine feet in
length from the end of its nose to the tip
of its tail, and weighed over 200 pounds.
During the Sheriff's absence from home,
Samuel W.Wright, a boatman from Beach
Haven, who was committed for forgery,
effected his escape from the Sunbury jail
by breaking a hole through tho wall in bis
room, and then a hole through tho jail
yard wall. $15 reward is offered for his
arrest by Sheriff Vandyke.
The steam Gristmill of Mott & Co. and
some adjoining buildings were burnt down
in Pittston, last week. Loss 20,000.
The Lutherans of Danville have agreed
by 12S to 120, to rebuild their meeting
house on the present site.
A- C. Menscb, of Bloomsburg, was ap
pointed Notary Public by Gov. Pollock.
Tho Commissioners of Montour county
have appointed Joshua W. Comly, Coun
sel; George W. West, Clerk; Joseph
Gibson, Mercantile Appraiser.
Lyman II. Wilson, of Milton, was ap
pointed Notary Public by Gov. Pollock.
The Grand Jury of Northumberland
county recommended a county loan of 8100
to the overseers of the poor of MtCarmcl.
Anderson and Richard son,tho murderers
of Mrs. Ream and Mrs. Garbcr, in Lancas
ter county, have been tried, convicted,and
sentenced to be bung.
Rev. George I. Miles, formerly pastor
of the Milbsburg Baptist church, died at
Mascatine, Iowa, 10th ult., in his 5Cth
year.
The Lebanon Valley Railway is now
complete, and takes much of the travel be
tween Ilarrisburg and Philadelphia, via
Reading. It opens out Lebanon Borough
to the world, and we shall soon have a
Telegraph there.
On the 11th inst, evening, the barn of
Mr. M'Phcrson, five miles below Sunbury,
was consumed by fire, with seven horses,a
buggy, meats, ic, making it a heavy loss.
The horses belonged to Mr. Dougherty.
Supposed to have been an incendiarv's
work. '
. The Welsh Baptist clergyman at Dan
ville recently baptized ten new converts.
Jr.n. 11, the barn of Michael Werner,
Liverpool, Perry Co., was burned down.
Loss partly covered by insurance in Ly
coming company.
New Orleans, Jan. 25. By the Ten
neaseo, the Pieayane is in receipt of pri
vate advices from the City of Mexico to
the 18th, being two weeks later than pre
viously received. These adviecs announce
the bombardment of the capital by the op
ponents of Comfort and a desperate con
flict, which continued for several days, re
sulting in the loss of over one hundred
lives and the wounding of a large number
more.
Mobile, Jan. 2G. A meeting in favor
of Gen. Walker was held here last eve
ning. Speeches were delivered by Gen.
Walker, Parson Brownlow and others, j
Resolutions were adopted demanding that
Com. Paulding shall be tried for violation
of the International law, and denounc
ing tho government for sustaining him.
New Ouleans, Jan. 20. The Grand
Jury has refused to find a bill against
Gen. Walker, for his escape from the cus
tody of the U. S. officials.
At Sclma, he said the secret of the op
position to bis cause, and the high handed
outrages committed against him and his
men, was that the Americans in Nicara
gua favored the establishment of slavery.
New Yoek, Jan. 26. Some excite
ment was occasioned hero to day by a re
port received by telegraph, that Vera
Cruz had been bombarded by the Spanish
fleet It was subsequently ascertained
that the report was untrue.
Albany, Jan. 2G. The House has
adopted the plurality rule, and Mr. Al-
vord (Democrat) was elected Speaker, and
David L. Wilson (American) Clerk.
Wc have dificrent reports from Utah.
Some arc that the Mormons are only
"bragging," and will move to the British
dominions this winter and spring, bag and
baggage. Another is that they have
80,000 men, including Indians, in their
interest, and will fight to the last.
Union County Court Affairs.
Union C'onnty Court Proclamation
WHEREAS, the Hon. AIT M 8.WILKON,
President Judge for the 20th Judicial
District of Pennsylvania, composed of the
counties of Union, Mifflin and Snyder, and
Pai li r Ilea i and Jxo IV Sim ostox Esqs., Asso
ciate Judges in Union couuty.bave issued their
precept, bearing date the 19th day of Uec'r,
157, and to me directed, for ihe holding of an
Orphans' Court, Court of Common Pleas, Oyer
and i erminer, ana ueneral Quarter Sessions
at LEWIiSUURG, for the county of i:XIOY
on the THIRD MONDAY of FEBRUARY
(being the 13th day) 1808, and to continue
one week,
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
oner, Justices of the Peace and Constables in
and for the county of Union, to appear in their
own proper persons with their records, inqui
sition s,examinauons and other remembrances
to do those things which of their offices and in
their behalf appertain to be done ; and all Wit
nesses and othcrpersons prosecuting in behalf
ot the Commonwealth against any person or
persons, are required to be then and there
attending, and not depart without leave at their
peril. Juiuis are requested to oe punctual in
their attendance at the appointed time agreea
ble to notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the Bhcr
ifl's Office in Lewisburg, the 11th day cf Ja
nuary, in the year of onr Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty-eight, and the eighty
eth year of the Independence of thejUnited
Slates of America. God save the Common
wealth ! DANIEL D. GULDIN, Sheriff.
License.
"VTOTICE is hereby given that the following
ll applications for tavern license have been
filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court ot
Quattcr Sessions of Union county, and the
same will be presented to said court on Mon
day the 1 5th day of February, 1858 :
irtuvm'rt. jo kerp Tatern in
Mary Moore.Laurelton.Harlley Township.
2 R. G. Hetzel North Wart, Lewisburg.
3 L.H.Lawshe&L.D.Brewer.SouthYd. "
4 Thomas Green, Kellv Townshin.
Fcb.SS,1858. SAM'L KOUSH, Clerk.
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given to all con
ricJ,that the following named persons
have a.iiled their accounts in the Register's
Office at Lewisbws. Union county, and that
the said accounts will be paac-nted for confir
mation and allowance at the Orphans' Vonrt
to be held at LEWISBURG, for ihe county of
Union, on the third Friday of FEBRUARY
next, being the 19th day of said month, viz:
1 Ihe account or William Ranck and
Conrad Swartzlander, Executors of Jacob
Speese, late of White Deer township, dee'd.
liUIIKUK MfJKKILL, Register.
Register's Office, Lewisburg, Jan. 19, 1858
Grand Jurors, Feb'y Term, 185S.
White Deer Jas Marshall, Saml Berkheimer,
Saml DunLle. Aaron Messinger
Emt Buffuloe Alexander Penny
Krllu David Leiby, Joseph Kelly
Hartley John F Wilson, John Deal
Mifflinburg James Chambers
Lewisburg John Hem, Wm C Painter, F A
uonenower, James Kelly, Jona VVolle
Limestone John M Taylor, Bcnj Chambers
nest Uuttaloe John Gable. Charles Mult
Union Saml A Walter
BuffaJoe Edward Flick
Kew Berlin Jacob Mauck;
Jackson Philip Gross
Leans John rillman
Traverse Jurors.
White Peer Rolcy M'Cnrly, Jacob M'Cnrly,
Saml Gemberling, Elias Noll.Wm Staddcn,
Jos R Ketler, Danl B Reber
Hartley Solomon Miller, David Kline, Thos
Chnrch,Saml Weidensanl, Root Reed.Chas
Emerr, David Fillman. Orl Bineaman
Buffuloe Charles Frey, Jackson Wolfe, John
uunKle
West Buffaloc Andrew Iddinrs, Danl Fisher.
Kelly James Moore, Flavel Clark,Jno Moyer,
John Hummell, Philip Ueuiberling, retcr
Haaeenbuch
LewuburgJuhn Brown, Jas S Marsh, Peter
nursh, uennis rmuips, Hainan uawn, i no
Howard
Union M II Taggart, Isaac Eyer, Jesse M
Walter, Levi Kooke
New Berlin John Seebold, Saml Banra
Mifflinburg John V Barber, John Millbouse,
Luther Anspach
Eart Buffuloe Wm W Lindenmuth, George
Kreisher
Limentone Henry K Sanders, Jacob DcnvJohn
Kinkert
Lewis Wm E Smith, Henry Orwig
Isnne Lilt, Feb. Term, IS5S
North Chase tt, North vs Chs H 8nriner
Wm G Herrold vs Smith B Thompson
Chas H Cook vs Thos Penny
John Wenzel vs Jackson M'Langhlin
Hank of Danville vs Lorenzo P 1 eed
George Webr vs George Faust
Beth P M'Cormick vs George J Swartz
Mary Fishbaugh vs Danl D Guldin et al
Yor.nsman & Walter 7- Noali Walter
Israel Knettel vs James Mauck
David Herbst vs Daniel Rentier
David Baertges vs Alfred Kneass.
Peter Hummel aad Wife vs Daniel Rentier
J D Sorrer &. Co vs Saml and Jos W Shrincr
James M Bmiih vs Robert Chambers
T Church & Co vs Solomon Mayer
Ranck & Roland vs Lambert Kanck
M OeyersAiltnrs forJn Ranck vs AC High
Harriet Jenkins vs Mernt Chappel et al
Uccfc Si Reber vs John Zimmerman
same vs David Zimmerman
Charles Hartzel vs State Mm Fire Ac Ccmp
David Fisher vs Jonathan Dielfenderfer
Hunsecker for Church vs Jos D Forrey
Thos Church vs same
Fred'k Bolender vs Thos Church & Co
: Chas II Shnner vs Wm Rule
I Union County vs Henry Solomon
Kmi'l S Barton vs Joseph Meixell
Younjman & Waller vsTaggari fur in an Si.
John Moyer vs Fred'k Worinan
Charles Cawlcv vs John Youngman etal .
I. B Christ vs C II Shriner
Thos Penny vs Chas H Cook
Reuben Steningrr vs Alfred Kneass
Price J Patton & Co vs Jacob Meekley
John Roland vs State Mutual Ins Co
Saml H Orwig vs Saml Guielins
T Graham Hutchison et al vs Jac Bridge et al
John Locke vs Robert Hilands
Jos F Cnmmings vs Chas R Cronrath '
Comrs Un Co for M'Curley vs Sypher's AJms
Philip Pontius vs James Irwin et al
Reigel & Bio vs Ranck & Roland with not
Chas Siees vs Saml L Beck
Ilroilhead Sc. Roberts vs Ranck & Roland
Weiler & Ellis vs John I.eiserand Wife
John Roland vs Martin D Reed
Georse Hertz vs Peter Fetzer
F W Verkenstock vs Wm Price et al
Thilip Seebold et al vs David Spitler et al
same Reuben Hldt it al
P O Campbell et al vs Teed & Marr
Howard Malcom vs James P Ross
Ludwig & Ranck vs Isaac I'anck's Ex's gar
David Steninser vs Wm H Marr
J.ontrstrelh Sc l!ro vs James Gibson
L Johnson & Co vs Reuben G Orwig et al
Chas II Shriner vs Wm Rule
I. F Albricht vs Adam Schrerk surv II IIi"h
Henry C Baird vs Henry W Croizcr
Mariann G Knoir vs Wesley shannon
Steine Warner Sc Co rs Thos G Orwi
M Richards Meicklc &c vs Reuben GOrwig
same &anie
Fredk Klnpfer vs Wm Layhow
Geddes & Marsh vs James P Ross with not
Noah Bowersox vs Geo Gebhart
Francis Krick vs Alexr Amnions
Real Estate.
Sheriff's Sale.
BY virtue of a writ of Vendit. Expo,
issued ont or the tonnw common rm
of Union county and to me directed, will be
exposed to Public Sale or outcry, at the Court
House in ihe Borough of Lewisburg on
I Monday, 151 h February next,
a certain Lot of ground situate in the township
of White Deer and counly of Union, marked
in the town plot of New Columbia as No. 123,
bonnded on the east by Fourth street, on the
south by private road, on the weM by Rasp
berry alley, and on the north by Lot No.
whereon is erected a two storey Brick f-
Dwelling house, Vc. The Lot coniainingJLijl
in length 164 feet and in breadih 40 feel,more
or less with the appurtenances.
ALSO Lot No. 122. situate in the town,
township and connty aforesaid, bounded east
by Fourth street, south by Lot No.liXwij.
Raspberry alley and north hy LH?Tori-l.con-taining
in length about 16 1 feet and breadih
4U teet,more or less with the appurtenances.
Seized. taken w-1! jumwlln'iu be'SiTifsF
1 r l r. I
DANIEL. . Dw-tiULDIX, Phcriit
Sheriff's Office; Lewi&burg, Jan. SO,
Orphans' Court SALEort alu:ille
"" Real Estate! M
BY virme of an orJerof theOrphans'Conrt
of Union county, the undersipnrd Exec
utors of the last will and testament of ISAAC
EAXK, Senior, deceased, late of White Deer
township in said counly, will expose to Public
Sale, nn the premises of the Mansion Farm,
in said township, on
Saturday, Feb. 6, 1858,
commencing at 10 o'clock, A.M., the
MANSION FABM,
situated in said White Deer township, contai
ning 65 ACRES
adjoining lands of Jacob I.eiser, John Ranrk
Escj, Jacob T fitahl and John Orr, all cleared
excepting Two Acres. The l.-ind is Limestone
and in a good state of cultivation. The Im
provements are a
Two-Storey Frame Dwelling House,
FRAME BARS', ,fr.
with some FRUIT TREES, and a WELL of
never-failing good Water. A small ttream of
Water runs through the Farm.
ALSO at the same lime and place will be
sold a Tract of
in the sai.re tnwnhip, about 45 ' RT.i,
adjoining lands of John Baker, j. p Albrighi
Christopher Oarrelt and others, well tltubr.l
principally wilh Rock Oak and Chestnut.
TERMS Fifty Dollars to be paid on the
day of sale ; one-third of the remainder of the
purchase money on the 1st of April next, and
ihe balance in two equal annual paymenison
interest from the 1st of April, l.M. Posses
sion to be given on the 1st of April next.
SAMUEL L. RANK, i Exec
ISA AO RANK, Jr. $ mors
White Deer, Jan. 2, 18SS
FOR SALE.
Ak MY Residence, on North Third street,
XoiLewisburg, 31 ft. front, and including
back building S3 fu deep. Basement, and
Altick finished. Every convenience in the
way of out-bnildings.
Also, a Half Lot on Market sr.. opposite
S. Ritter's residence, with a good Well of Wa
ter and new Stable ; very desirable for a busi
ness stand, or residence, (or both combined.)
AltiO, other Lots, some wilh and some
without 'Buildings. JOHN LOCKE.
Lewisburg. Oct. 8, 1957.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
I'Oll SALE.
rpHE subscriber offers for sale his Residence
J on the west side of South Second street
in ihe Borough of Lewisburg, between Market
andSt.Louis streeis.consistingof neara lotand
a halfol ground, makings fron tof "JU feet on said
Second street, and in length 157 feet, 6 inches.
The improvements are a commodious three
er;storey BKICh. DWELUNft
JKiiHOTJSE. f pressed brick, 47 feet
front by 3t feet deep well finished with a
marble base, marble sills and lintels in front
a fire-proof roof with a Wing nttached of
23 by 19 feet an Out Kitchen a Well of ex
cellent water, with a Pomp in, under roof a
large Cistern also under roof a large new
Stable an Ice House and other necessary
ont-bnildings. There are also on saidR5
Loi choice Frnit Trees and Shrubbery-lc
The location is a desirable one either for a
private residence or public business. It is on
the most elevated part of the Borough, near
the Court House, and but a short distance from
Market street Terms will be made easv.
June 9, 185- G. F. MILLER.
IIo! Farmers Chance for a Bargain!
I OR SAI,F:, near Lewisbuig.a Tract of
a airaosi iou .teres ol good Farming
Land, limestone soil. It will be sold on reas
onable terms at private sale for Cajli. Inquire
at th- Mile- tli- VUnnick. hv.: In,
Administrator's Notice.
WHEREAS, Letters of Administration to
the estate of PETER KA L'FMAX, for
merly of Lewis township, Union county, dee'd,
by the Register A Recorder of said county
have been granted to the subscriber, all pers
ons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, anil those havin;
claims against the same will present them
duly authenticated for settlement lo
JOSEPH SANDEIW, Administrator
Limestone Tp, Jan. a, ISM
r-, -v - i w ii 'i
i i i s IMS r null, ii 1
J
UST received from Baltimore. I assure
my customers and the public gi nerallv
that they can always get a snperior artirle of
FAMILY FLULK bv catling at Ihe sign ot
the Red Flag on -North Third street.
Buckwheat, Rye and Corn Flour
kept constantly on hand.
T. a. EVA-VS, Agent.
Lewisburi, D-c. 10, 157
T SCHREYLTi & SON are senilis a
J new lot of Ili-lainrs and Calicos
very cheap for Cash ! Dec. 10
Young America CORN EHELLER:
TVie Chrajrtt ,S'imilest, most durable
C'Olt.V MIM.I.Llt etrr 1m cnicd!
TIIIIE subscribers would most respertfully
I call the aitntinn of Speculators' and
Fanners to this wondt rful machine, now on
sale at .M'FADDEN'S Hardware Siurc, in
Lewisburg. I V County Rights in the States
of Pennsylvania, Kentucky and California, for j
saie on ihe uiot reasonable terms. .Machines j
will be sold in Union and Snyder counties 1 1 j
all who may desire fo purchase, in orlT to '
test Ihe uiility and durability of the same. Thru 1
iull green corn as uell as dry clean from the !
cub.
ail and see them operate. Trice tl2. ,
Or aiMress
J. ii. Kt'RTZ,
-.it. 19, 1857y
Aaron-bur::, Pa
New Arrangements--Hew Goods!
TOSEPIf L. HA WX bavins taken Use
J well known SPYKEK HA T STOKE, has
refilled it, and filled in an extensive variety of
Hutu, CVw, Gcnthmcn't Clothittf, t(c.
Also a larse and splendid stork of CLOTHS
CA&tilMLUES, Ac, which he wilt make up to
ordtrta.s he still continues the Tailoring V.xii
nes. He is prepared to execute all
rj.
entrusted to his care, to the saliMacUun oi the
customer. :
N. D. Cuitin? and Rppainnrjr? done to
order. Lewi&burg, April Ut, 1"7
John B. Linn,
A TTORGY 4T LiW in Frick's
Blucky iNorth 'M St. near Market,
Mo its: coons at
WEST MILTON !
J. B. Datesman,
At the well known Old Stand in Kelly town
ship (west end of Mitten Bridge) respectlttlly
informs his usual customers and the public in
general that he has just ree'd afic-li stock of
'3m &,nmn mM
at rrduccd prices for Cash cr Priilire. Jrivt
call aad st-e ami save travel an. I liriilee tolls.
Nu. 2. 13o? DAI'ESM A.N.
Still Another Opportunity!
Tarly,lhe heap I'itfurc. Man,
BACK At! AIM
citr
" -
oVw this meihod of informing the
zens of Lewisburg and surrounding
ccuiiirv. that we are a-amu uh ihem for a
short time, and now offer them a beltcrarticle
and at lower prices than ever heretofore. We
have taken the old stand above Christ &
Caldwell's Drug Store, and having much bet
ter light lhan we had in our old rooms, and
more convenient rooms in every respect, we
shall be better able to accommodate. Persons
haitaK pirturw of Jerra.! fricn.U nr rflatirro whirh
thry would like to ImTe p' i'd or trausfrrrcl to aorrnD
murh Unrrr Mlt. ran har it tlrcn on hnn a"tit-.
an'ltUa cov' will W warrantrd to be nDally as cr,o(l.
fttid M'Cif ttmra Dettrr lhan thfse whirh lli-jr are takrn
froin. PrrronA watitilii; I'liKtorai It ean hare thrnt for
prirri ranging from lo $ -t. l'u-turt of pernon ron
Hii'l to their rooms through Mrkno... anil of i!rwieil
peroons taken at the .hortr.t nolir. at their re.ijenoea:
pieturm of Tonne rhiljren taken inonoiieeotiil in a trh:ht
liht. OuWoor ie(t of tiui!!:n. ie.t tak'-n to or.l.T.
Anjl-rotrj-e picture, taken on dark anl rainy ilay -jniek-er
than lafcnerrrotype nn tlie rieareet and bruhlret.
lirHirea from SO rta. to J .'it. to suit the pnrrhaat r. We
mend a cordial invitation to all to call ar.d eee nt and
examine our specimen?, wliether they want piernre. or
noL Kemember the place, rooms Terrorist Caldwell's
MamiUD'Ji lttugtLTc. WV slujy to flense.
M l'AllTY. Arti-t.
N. B. Intmctirns CTTcn in t!ic art. and arian:u
furnished at the lowest j ric's. Persons wieliiuj l learn
the business can now hate an opportunity nolof.en met
with. Lcwisbur,:, Oct. 'J, 1.".7.
Ilroke Out in a eir riac-!
JKSSi: II. tCiM'.K, having
irt-JsS taken the establishment rccenilv occu-
pied by Mrs. DeNormandie. ailjoining
ihe "Chronicle" and Telegraph t ffices, he is
prepared losee his old and new frtentN. nnd
furnish ihem with all kinds of CO.Fr:CTH
XEItlES of the hoicest varieties. He has
refilled the establishment, and is certain ofj
giving satisfaction u ail. Ice Cream served
up everyevening. Aug. 11. 18S7
Jet Goods ! Elack Diamonds ! ! &c. !
Bui Early, cm! Sure ycur Money .' ! j
rPIIE subscriber is prepare! to furnMi
L at all urnes the very best COAL of every j
i ij'iii'Hi nscs-oarre ana na'
mokin mines. lie nas on haml an article of
very superior quality, sur.b as is seldom bro'i
to this inarkct.n hich he will dispose ol at th
lowest cash prices Coal weighed, and coed
measure warranted. I tTCoai exchanged icr
merchantable Country 1'roduce of most kinds
as well as for cash.
Coal Yard at Tho's Xcsbil's Lumber Yard
on South Water sirect.
Xov. 19, 1856 tf R. I. XESBIT.
WINFIELD FACTORY!
.Vrar Hurl Irion. Vnion Co., l'a.
TTIF snWrilipr. Ihirlful
for past patronage, would inform .
his friends and the public in gene.
ral, that he continues to mannlac.
lure all kinds of Woolru (.ootls, such as
Cloths, Cassiraeres. Twccus, Sattineils, Jeans,
Illankets and Flannels; also. Carpet and
Stocking Yarns. His machinery being of ihe
best kind in use, and having employed the
dcsi oi wornmen, ne leeis sate in
'ed Tv
'i. '
that ris work shall not be surpassed
any establishment in the country. Agoodsnp-
piyoi tueaoovegoous kept constantly on hand
for sale or lo exchange for wool, at prices
that can not fail to please. WOOL will b
Carded in the best mannerand on the shortest
notice. Terms for carding, cash on the de
livery of the rolls. MARK HALFPENNY.
Winfield Mills, March 30, 18i7.
IaATKST
AUTUMN ANDJjflNTFR GOODS!
PETER IIURSII having received
JL his firisl (.'ootlsi Tor 'A?. N,
would invite the at'rntion of both Town and
Country to his carefully selected stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c. &c.
of the latest styles and best qualities, adapted
to ihe season and to the wants of the commu
nity and of the times.
IVCall and see for yourselves and be
convinced that Hursh's Store is the place for
Bargains! We take rauchpleasure in showing
our goods, but more in pleasing enstomers by
giving good trades Lewisburg, Oct. If 37
William Joftes,
A TTOKAEY at Law. Collections
-i a. promptly alleuili d to. Oilire on Souih
Second St., rcctr'ly l v II CHul.. i: m
j" " -...l.'sS'..-'...' 1.
More than 500,000 Bottles sold in
Acit England Stnfea in one or.
rriir. mtnrali of Prrl o. J. Wood frr 1 j '
f'-luma ifu-r vnlnnv mix til l r"n ttom
) world anl frnrth utOl tlltrrnt tprovK ''
i a mru-T lUsToitnK; tut rvwl tbcirtulr it ; V
vso nut uvuu, rcaa iro inr iniMwing.
li'Tni TIai. IVoj.I- bat far evutatiM Ui J
M with foil! hfi. fcnl th not rrmJr, bftrv:T&
known, hmm rw-nlhnw Um niahU vies. Uy rJ,.
diw-fiwerj d rp.frMtfir Wcm! sm ftrt-lt vUiaj 1 '
tli-fiiMni with. Litt a jrrt ftitny im-i-mis Hill F-'r.i,, t
thfUl. ('TttUM tht'V U 1 til f'ftt-n iMIrfM4i L(,l ' 5-"
! si air
Jfiiir Tonic of tiffn-ut kind. To all urta ptTKbt.r
. ;r""?"vn''': ""iy'-f
in W ord'w Ketorftii lWr i no iorb thii u
Wekn-w cf a ldw Lo wm b!J, who lh wrw- .
th tiui-t iiitl nic-i-t Ivautifii! rurla imi.nabi.
know of ttitmeroiii - whr bxir wm tmi.vi.j !, ,,
nui, which 11 ri'-iurtu in fgrrawr ptrircaua iiu.ii
Jt I mIc Without dnaf;t m ft th twtt rtlI
kffrln tif hntr in m 4 rtr4im-n, nftkiBp it n,;t
trl-ft-y, Triio)iij( !Dlruff, ai:tl bv rctJ tttll
irr t-it runny toaii tbr ilia tlit bair t brir to.
it if tliH dutrr-f rTrry cue t improv tfc-lr Frrt
anaranr-r rLnu-rb arm may differ in rtfard to lit .
rlu"inpil; but e ry Me will admit thai i Ij-nt.
! a-1 ol hair. t ittV r id aiao tr wr.ipaB. i an ('ljt ti,
to In Ji-jn-il. an') tlrear no meaiw th"t phpat'l b,.
untiV.lto r.i.ta.n Mirh a confioVratioiv (UuBUt a.
vwatt', J'liiladtli'bi.
Corbotton. Ob to, IfO. IT, 151
O. 3. rVI k TO. niitu: A I bare brra ri;irJ j
aJIiur your Hair IBtnratit tl. IWt aann r r.a
yr.ur I'-'ai ai;nt i U. M. Ifa kinn. aad LaviBtf tip.:,
t-iH-ff the t-i.el.rt-,i t-L--U f it n)ali, I woukl lifc
fibtnin an nzw-y f-r th- Slats-1 1 Vbi OT a Mi HU j
th M i-t. Fh' nM too wi-h trmnkepneft an arrnjr m
a I ant itnior tlr iiif-t.btnxttiiai t rt in tbalv
t-U tnt-r, for rstrii' th batr. 1 fca le Djr4
in thr Vrue tuint & r an-r year, aiJ ha Ml-i
riou ) r-prvrat K nji f',r the hair, I ut bae frurtd iwtMi;
that TrK:Tv the t-T-ti organs OT iBTtrratefl ti
ae Ip a wll a ar.s b-tnir fully ernTiit-! tfet it
rf.wraiitfi wl at yu n-prt-rent it lt be, 1 wvwirf
engage in the ie if jt. f- r I am aUrfi"J it mnat a 11.
Your trulB. . STUCKMA3.
V aan J, Mam. Tmb. ft. IT.
PROF r. J. Wi"Yn A O. irntn : Kavtr'S realised la.
f.-l .f.cty nf y.,Ur Jlntr Keftf.rarite. I wib toMiUtk
f U'Jinir mr bairrrowinir thin, aa well aa gray, I waj U-ilut-t-it
frr-m w hat I tvaii :.nd bapl, to try tba art We p
wre-l l y yon. t( in mot- it TOwth and rhanff IU eotf
v it wa in ynnth, Hlhif whirh it baa eflVetitd enwipUw
ly. In tbw tr-rti"n I have iuad neartv tbr nttl
V1(lir- icr JAMK fKA.Nritf.
A. J. W'V.r 0.. Pt-Ut.TA1 5roatlwayv5 T
fin tJ.e preat N. V. H ire KUtng Utal Uahswat J mja4 1'
Market street. St. Loui. Mo.
W4j ArJ "ftld by allptK) Drufglat.
Sid i Lrwuburg by r. & CJLDHEll.
A Medicine That Never Debilitates !
DR. SAKFCRD S" IWVIGGRATOll
or Uic r Remedy
TTA? alt th- frv4 oalitiM of a porpatiTa mcdMiu. aa
1 1 nwi ritiK the burve.-e f anr Catbartie witbeatie
I d Ni.itjihnr nvrt espri rn-ed frr-m Boat poixattTt. I;
oirry oIT all tbetrretfd mn.t er, ati4 at tte aama tuna
atioiulatiag tlm nr to a propvr porfBisiaae ol m
funcLiuiii.
The InTrr.mf;r enrca Sieli Tleadarli. Tak en r
two teapi-oontiful at earb ttek and it will aeon diaa
pear. Kt an otr-rir-aiitd cuoi& b. or wbm luod riaa r
w.ur, take the InTicnrator or after eatintr.aftd it willaf.
' r te di.-a: r-. W- in y t reMTe. or Heartburn,
Lhltult Br. athiriff taken to-astoonfnl oncror
twice daily. K- r Loss ot Ai-i-tit Lanraor or Listneav
ttess. iLv medicine is inTa!n.-ille. It will resiorw the aa-j-etite
and m:t k the f(c4 die.t well. Nightmare, Use
a teasro nrnl on r. tirine, ai.d the dtmcnsof dream-laiia
Jii:i le fairies. After eating a haajrt 4iBBer. lake
do-ic rf Invi." rator and it will reTise ail oppression sr
fullnees. Til- IcTipr.rator it a LWer Hemnedynf anequae
ed Tirtue. actiniT'IireitlT on that arran, Turing lyspn.
eia. Jnun-lice. ll,:ious Attacks, 1Tsenteer. rilaa. Waring
and all iVmaW obstrucuona, tot which It kaaancctual.
We know th-re is nothin; now before the AaMrleaB
public. p pared wilh such skill by awieatiSe man, pa."
ti.-olatlv I r di.-.-as- ol the Lirer. as lir. anfbrd's Insla-
I orator, . r Lirer Kemcle. It has attaine.1 a rwratstiea
wen d f. noot her artale in the world, simple hseanse It
rcs on il. own merit. To conelnce all by trial tl at n
L all its pro, rietora claim :t to be. If any of oar raadeas
are Mit.tinr fr. m em h di..e as are described In Br.
ssufonl a sdri-r: ix m.nt, we know of no reBerdj Lbht will
so surely cure them as the Insigorator.
There has lately been brought toowr wotica s aaeaVtrts
that se.-ms to possera wondeiful, caratire, bbb BewltBf
properties in -d-eases of the l.irer, stomach, BBa litgesv
iTetireans. It rume to us wilh so bid; iratiBMBials la
its fuvor that we buTe n- ted its rgecu IB some of the
worst ra.-es of continual debility, eaased by d.ranrei
lirer. acd ia eTery instance the ellect was to TeiicTe sr
crre a terai.aent cure. lr. ranfird's InTigorator. tt
Liver I:, mcly is what we len-r to. We alwaes hset
been ercluif us stent cores hr patent Biedicin,'bat w
are erniiiicij tl.st tbie medirine. for family are. is net
OTer-rat.d ly the fc V or reeoir.mendativns it baa. Oar
s.lTice i-. f r all troubled with indieestioa, DeblHty er
llowel I'oBiplait.t. tOi;et B blttla BBS tlj it; U WOI
for it, relief aiil be eI erienced.
Pi SSMSC.sTO THE ITJUM who BS tT. FBfod't IB. .
orst. r. b-r it will relieTe theai of their pains as aooft a It
is taken into their strmsen. l'ain and misery eanaotra
i.t wh. rethe InTigorator is nsod. for it will as rar.
drirethem away, as daylieht will lanHh darkaess, cf
this ther.-caa be no doubt to those who try it, ft it car
ries ronriction with eTery does taken. AnolheravideB-e
isthu thousands of certificates from thoca who asa it or
hae len cured by it Try too bottle, if it anal cl
btuc&L, then we are niftken.
SA.Fiil:P t CO.. rrrnrletora.
iiH Uroadway, New Tork.
SoMly CI1U1ST&; CALDWELL. Letcisturg
Kl'l '. R.llEKWIN, A(ent.'
Great Excitement !
JIOXEY LOST!
IT nc w universally conceded that the pnr
cliaii:g of any article of Goods for pnvaie
or lamily use, and the paying thereon mora
than a fair pnofit, is '-money lost the under
signed, therefore, has just opened, in his
-V7IF AXD COMMODIOUS IlOl'SL,
on the corner of Fourth and Market 8treets,
Lewisburg, a splendid assortment of
SPIJIXG AND sTHMER GOODS,
fi r Ladies as well Gentlemen, consisting, ia
part, of the various styles of Dress Silki,
ilerege De Laines, Brreges, Poplins, Lawns,
Hriliiants, Tissues. Embroideries. Collars,
1'iulersleevcs,
Handkerchiefs, Trimmings,
tilovcs, Mitts, together wuh
i I'inc Lot of Domefciic Good,
Trims, Muslins, &c. Also, Ready-Made Clo-
' CLOTHS, CAS1IERES.
Vestmgs, Hats, Cravats, Linens, and a In
fresh selection of
an: Alt, OFF EE, MOLASSES,
Teas, Coci a, Cheese, in large or STrTSll
juaniiiies. FISH by the ejuarter,
hall, or whole barrel. SALT by
the sack or bushel,
and, in short, almost everyihine anally kept
in our Mores, can be found at this corner, aad
all of vi hich will be sold at the
LOWEST CASH PRICE
or exchanged for Country Produce. All ha
asks, is a Fair Trial ; Quick Sales Small
Profns and Prompt Payment.
TCBUR 9
of a snperior quality, from the Hartley Mills,
not ground any closer than the mills fnrnisa
in this region, and quite as good, if not snpe
rior, which ran be tested by asiTaiat, sold ia
large or small quantities.
ALEX. AMM0X3.
Lewisburg. Ta., May 5, '57.
CABINET AVABE E00M
Xmiln Jth Street. The subscriber
ll most respectfully informs the eitirens of
Lewisburg and viciniir, that he has on h4
and Ii r sale a cheap lot of 1 1 KX1TI RE,
fur the Spring trade, comprising
Ih'Cfsin": and Common TJurcans, Se
rctarios and Uook Cases, Center,
Card and Pier Table?. Dining and
Ureakfast TaMes. Cupboards. Cot
tape and other Bedsteads, Elands,
ofas, and Cbairs
of all kinds. CO F F I N S Jnade lo order oa
short notice.
The public are cordially invited to eiamins
his work, as he is sure thai ihey will & satis
fied with his Mock of Ware. anJ price.
SOI.OMOJi VOt'NO
Lewisburg, SepL 15, 1SS6
C LOCKS, watcbet,
and Jewelry, neit door 'o
the Post Office Cheap K
Cash. A. E. DEXORM AMJ1E, Ag
Lewisburg, April 51, 185-1.
JOMA1I htLLY, Auctioneer,
SOLICITS the patronage of the public
Residence on South Kifih street, Lews
burs. Pa. PecemberJ
1 .r j-ria-.cJ :o citr.ii Lc t.Meic.t(-i...e