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Freedom, national ; Slavery, sectional ! ;
2d GunConnecticut O.K.
Thd State Election for Connecticut, on
Monday last, Lovs largo gains for the
Opposition cau.c, in House buiI Senate.
Last jear, Ihe llcp. niaj. on State Ticket
at lesi than 1,000 now it is about 5,000
on a largely increased vote.
Mr Hu -k-1
ULfc-
lOghaui IS tUa new UOTOmor. Arnold and j
Uisuop. fanil See. Toiiei it is tlmsn h
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un election, misrrjiretetiKil IUO pooiHC 01 I
CoanccticHt vLca the TotcJ ta cuslae
Kansas.
I'lnnlclpal Elections, April 6.
Cincinnati. Tho municipal election
b:l 1 yesterday resulted in the success of
the ATtti-Leuouitou tickot by about 3900
lusjirity. '
i)i:iiiQCE A. 9. Ilctherinr'ton, the
People's candidate was elceted Mayor by
60i majority.
C-r. Lot is. The rctnrnsof tho election
tiave not all been made, but enough is
koown to insure tho election of the entire
lVi-e fc" late Dotnocratio ticket, by an aver
age unj uity of 1100 votes.
The wholo Tree noil ticket, beaded by
f. i . (larlenutre fdr -Mayor, was elected
jn Jm'ERSON ClTV, (tbo Capital of Mis-
ajtiri,) by an average-majority of ,0.
l'K.iitoir Ucturna from tho town
fUciioiiA,uM in the State ycstcrdny,Bhow
lare llepubliean gains.
I'ortlanh, Me. Jodediah Jcwsll, the
Republican candidate fof Mayor, has been
elaetod hy 200 majority.
Klmtsa, N. Y. At the municipal elec
tion to-day, K Hall, the Republican can-! shall, wnh.u twenty davs after the result is
di late for Mayor, was elected. I known, notify the' 1'iesident of the Tinted
-Thns do all the Free States--? f'? !,f,,.he tamc" A"d ll'"f"V'-" the Fres
... . ,. - ident shall annoiinee the same by proclama-
Xtwuri repudiate and condemn Kucha- tion, and thereafter, and without any further
tu' Administration 1 1 proceedings w hatevcr on the part of Congress,
the admission of the said State of Kansas in-
.,, '''e 1 nion, upon an equal fooling with the
TUB Administration again Defeated ! original states m all respects whatever, shall
t i TTr 7u -rr n n be complete and absolute.
tCCOmplOn rrJCCted in lllC H. Of R. .Sec.. A,,Jbeii further -'tnacltdfThM in
... . : the elections hereby authorized, all while
e announced in part of our last week's male inhabitants of said Territory, over the
elition, the severe rebuke to the slave-! B"e of twenty-one years, who are legal voters
k.lt. .....n.n .i , , , under the laws of Ihe Territory of Kansas,
holding government at W ashtngton, and i and mine olherSi sha leawJ t0 rotf . and
ibe support given to true popular sovrcign j this shall be the only qualification required to
ty, by tho defeat of tho Lccompton Con- ' en,,,le ll,e voler '" ,1,c r''ht of uirrpe in
.. .... i i i . r, ' said elections. And if any person not so
ftitutton in the peoples branch of Con- i qual,ed shall vote, or offer to vote, or if any
gress, on the 1st inst. A more dotailcd pei son shall vote more than once at cither of
ccount may be desired by all. ! 5a,J. "'''J?. or ?f. 'J "f ' bt
' ! made, any false, fictitious, or fraudulent re-
THURSDAY, April 1st. The Capitol is ' turns, or shall alter or change any returns of
thronged by an eager and excited crowd. ; either of said elections, such person shall.
Kvery member is present but Mr. Care- ' uP"n COI""c,i'" thereof before any conn of
thers, a Lecomptonite from Missouri, who ! c"m1elrn jurisdiction, be kept at hard labor
. .' j . , P , . """"""' 7"" n,,t less thansn luonths.and not more than
Las Cei detained from his seat, by sick- i thrre years.
iress. Col. Harris of 111., (who gained bis j Si.e. ft. And be it further enarlrit. That the
title by his bravery in the Mexican war) . members of the aforesaid hoard of cominis
ws brought in on an easy chair, looking ' ''"ners. and all pettons appointed by them to
M pale as a corpse. The fate of consump- j c?"f tncC' ",e r"""5''" f f
1 .. . . . , . r. shall, before entering upon their duties, take
tion is upin htm, but he would be heard ; an oafh to Irf.rra faj,hfully the duties of
!iUst the Leeompton outrage. Thus , their respective offices, andou failure thereof.
ttvr ia t,u ooa vmeaat soat out ot a House ,
or 2J Members a tbiner proliatily an- (
f y alcllud in the history cf Congress.
After some ordinary businees.at 1 o'clock, !
J. M , Mr. Stephens of Ga., the Whig j shall receive for theirservices the same com
leader oT the Democracy, called np the ' pensation as is given lor like services under
bena'e Jiccompton bill, without objection, i
Mr. biddings, of O., objected to the
eeeoud reading of the bill, and moved its
tej-rtion. Motion dtfealid Yeas 03,
(including all the North Americans, Re
I'tibliijns, Hickman and Chapman of l'a ,
o l Harris of 111 ,) and Nays 137.
Mr. Montgomery of Pa., moved the fol
lowing eulttitule for tho bill, (the substi
tute being in substance that offered by ;
fr. Crittenden in Senate, and rejected :) !
A ACT for the AUuiIknIoii of
Ibe Stale of Kaiiwat. Into I tic '.
lulou.
KiLTiotr I. He it enacted by the Senate and '
House of Representatives of the L'nitedStatcs .
of America in Congress assembled, That the
htate jit Kansas be, and is hereby admitted in-.
tti the I'nioti on an equal footing with the ori-'
c n il i Status in all respects whatever; but in-
asmtteh as it is grealiy disputed whether the !
Constitution framed at I.ccompton, and now
Jen ling before Congress, was fairly made, or
expressed the will of the people of Kansas, this !
aJtnisMon of her into the Union as a State is ,
here declared to be upon this fundamental '
eond.tion, namely: that the said constitutional
ir.t .f anient shall be first submitted to a vote of ,
the pcoplcof Kansa,and assented to by them,
t a majority ol the voters, at an election to
be held for the purpose; and as soon as such
assent shall be given and duly made known to
the President of Ihe United Stales, he shall
announce the same by proclamation ; and
thereai'ter.and without any further proceedings
on th- part of Congress, ihe admission of the
sit I Mate of Kansas into the Union upon an
equal fooling with the original States, in all
respects whatever, shall be complete and ab
solute. At the said election the voting shall
b bv ballot, and by endorsing on his ballot,
as each voter may please, "for the Constitu
tion," or "against the Constitution." Nhould
the saul constitution be rejected at the said
election by a majority of voles being cast
against it, th'-ii, and in that event, the inhabi-
tai.-.s of said Territory are hereby authorized -firmed oi adjmiged to any individual or iudi
nd empowered to form fur themselvesa Consti- vidnals, shall by this article be granted to
si,.,., i i l... .r e ,9i Pillli 'I'lit fti- n fntnin nf
the hlnic ot Kansas, preparatory to its ailtuis-
Hon mi. i the Union, according to the Federal
1 oiiMiiiition, and to that end may elect dele
gates tu a Convention as hereinafter provided.
sr. S. And he it further enacted. That the
aid State of Kansas shall have concurrent
jurisdiction on the Missouri and all other
rivers and waters bordering on the said Stale
of Kansas so far as the same shall form a
common boundary to said State, and any other
(Staie or S;ates now or hereafier to be formed
r bounded by the same ; aud said rivers and
waters, and all the navigabl waters of said
Mute, shall be common highways and forever
free, as well to th inhabitants of said State as
to all other citizens of the I'niled Siates.with
i ot any lax, duty, impost or loll therefoi.
Sri-. 3. And be it further enaetea That, for
the purp.tse of ensuring, as far as possible,
that the elections authorized by this act may
be fair and free, the (iovernor and Secretary
nf ibe Territory of Kansas, and the presiding
oncers ot the two branches of its Legislature,
tmiot-Ij-, the President of Ihe Council and
Speaker of the House of Representatives, are
hereby constituted a Board ot Commissioners
to cairy into efteci the provisions of this act.
and to use all ihe means necessary and pro- ,
l oo,0. . . Vt , VI k ? lr,m .ha" coa' I Mr. Quitman of JlisJ , moved to amend
:uute a board, and ihe board shall have now-1 , ,- r .l e ' i -n .l
aud authority, m respect to each and all of kJ striking from the Senate bill the sen
iiit election, h'rrehir miwMi?.i r r...i,i..i tcDco concedinif to the peoDle of Kansas
1 r, to designate and establish precincts for !
vouug, or to adopt those already established ; '
to cau.e polls to be opened at such places as !
'. !."m f r",,er I" "7"? cTX,n
r:eet:.. a precincts of said Temlory.to ap- .
r.;.rf4C)1.lteicf!ctionateachofihesev-'
tal of v.titg, Uire ditcrttt and r-
i mu'Ii fi l any Iwc cf whom kall be
rermire the aherifls of the
themselves or ilepulics.lo
each ol ihe places of vo-
purpose ot' preserving peace and
gii'.'il order; .or Itiesaid board may, Mislead ol
said .Slit rili i.iul their deputies, appoint,at their
dicrciion,abd in such instances astheychoose,
oilier lit persons fcr the same purpose; ami
when Ihe purpo;.e til the election is to elect
us.,i I a invention to form a contm.
lion, as hereuibelore provuleil, ihe number ol
j uVieaU's shall he sixty, and they shall be ap
portioned by said board among the several
counties of said J erritorv, according to the
number of voters; and in making ibis appor
tionment, the board mar join two or mine
counties together to make an election or rep
resentative district, where neither ol ihe said
counties has the requisitenumoerof voters to
I entitle it to a delegate, or to join a smaller to
a 'ar:;''r havin a surplus population,
u'lit'rii it t, nir mtf Ir. n. 1 i tl. ren recent:..
lion. The election hereby authorized shall
continue one Jay only, and shall not be eon-
tinned later than mudown on that ilav
The
j said uoaiu M-..U. appoint lue dny 01 eieciiun
sau bar,i
tor earn ot lite elections hereby aulhorizeu,as
the saute may become necessary. The said
fSovernor shall announce, by proclamation,
ihe day appointed for any one of said elec
lioiis, and the dav shall be as eaily a one as
N consistent with due notice thereof to the
pec pie ol said Territory, subject to the provi
sions of this act. The said board shall have
lull power to prescribe the time, manner, and
places of each of said elections, and to direct
ihe time and manner of the returns thereof,
n hieli returns shall be made to the said board,
whose duty it shall be to announce the result
by proclamation, and to appoint therein as
early a day as practicable lor the delegates
elected (iiere tlie election has been fur dele
gates) to assemble in convention ai the seat
of Government of said Territory. When so
assembled, the Convention shall first deter
mine, by a vote, whether it is ihe wish of the
proposed Maif to be admitted into the I moil
a: that time; and, it so, shall proceed to form i
a Uonstutition, and take all necessary steps
for the establishment of a State (overnment,
in conformity with the Federal oustitution,
subject to the approval and ratification of the
people of the proposed Slate. And the said
Contention shall accordingly provide for its
submission to the vote of the people for appro
val or rejection ; and if the majority ot voles
shall be triven for the constitution so framed
they shall be liable and subject to the same
p- r"'ac1"1 !lKC
cas "nde '"ntorial laws.
' officers mentioned in the preceding section
'ne territorial taws.
Si.e. 7. iirf be it further enact in , That the
said State of Kansas, when her admission as
a State becomes cot: plcte and absolute, shall
be entitled to one member in Ihe House of
Representatives, in the Congress of the Uni
ted States, till the next census be taken by
the Federal (vovernmenU
Sic. 8. Anil be it further enacted. That the
following propositions be, and the same are
hereby, offered to the sail people of Kansas
for their free acceptance or rejeclion, which,
if accepted, shall be obligatory upon 'he Uni
ted States ami upon the said Mate ol Kansas,
to wit: First, That sections numbered sixteen
and thirty-six in every township of public
lands in said State, and w here either of said
sections, or any part thereof, has been sold
or otherwise been disposed of, other lands,
equivalent thereto, and as contiguous as may
be, shall be granted to said State for the use
of school. Second, That seventy-two sec
tions of laud shall be set apart and reserved
for the use and support of a State university,
to beselectsi! by the (inventor of said State,
subject to the approval of the Commissioner
of the tieneral Land Otiiee. and to be appro.
friated and applied in sock manner as the
.egislatuie of said Stale may prescribe for
the purpose aforesaid, but for no other pur
pose. Third. That ten entire sections of land
to be selected by the Governor of said State,
in legal subdivisions, shall be granted to
said State fur the purpose of completing the
public buildings, or for the erection of others
at the scat of government, under the direction
of Ihe Legislature thereof. Fourth, That all
salt springs tiilhin said State, not exceeding
twelve in number, with six sections of land
adjoining, or as contijuous as may be to each,
shall be granted to said f-t.lte for its use;
the same to be selected by the (iovernor there
of, within one year after the admission of said
State, and when so selected, to be used or
disposed of cn such terms, conditions, and reg
ulations, as the Legislature shall direct: i'ru
riitcd, That no salt spring or land, the right
w hereof is now vested in any individual or
individuals, or which may be heieaflcr con-
said Stale. Filth. That five per centum of
the net proceeds of sales of all public lands
lying within said Slate, which shall be sold
by Congress after the admission of said State
into the L'nion, alter deducting all the expen
ses incident to the same, shall be paid to said
Slate for ihe purpose of making public roads
and internal improvements, as the Legislature
shall direct : FrvriUid, The foregoing propo
sition herein belore offered are on the condi
tion thai Ihe people ol Kansas shall provide,
by an ordinance, irrevocable without the con
sent of ihe United States, that said State shall
never iuterleie with the primary disposal of
the soil within the same, by the United States,
or with any regulations Congress may find
necessary lor securing the title in said soil
lo bona fide purchasers thereof j and that no
tax shall be imposed on lands belonging to
the United States, and that in no case shall
non-resident proprietors be taxed higher than
residents. Sixth. And that the said State
shall never tax ihe lands or ihe properly of
the United States in iliat State : Fmvidrd, Iww
erer. That nothing in this act of admission
shall be so construed as to ratify or accept
the ordinance attached to the said constitution
formed at Leeompton, but said ordinance is
hereby rejected by the United States.
the right to alter their constitution' as
"asserted in the" Lccompton instrument, j
frm re,i there beine "2 Southern totes '
i i favor, and 100 against. f
., ' . fc, , , , '
.fhe T't'on wan then taken on tho
Crittepden-Mot:tgotiir-ramendmerlt,iiliieb i
w is ndn) c f-rYeas lif, NiJS 112.
LEWISBURG CHliONICLE
Some applause arose in the gentleman's
gallery, when Keitt of S. C. liercely de
manded that it be cleared, but it was not
done.
The n,ucstion then arose on passing the
JIM at amended, when it jxissed x'eas
1:20, Nays 112.
A motion to rc-considcr was then made,
and laid on the table.
The House then adjmirncd tho Ad
ministration in high dudgeon, and the
Opposition well pleased with their fair
aud complete victory 1
The last two votes were precisely alike,
and were as follows :
YEAS (far "Freedom for Kantai.")
Maine Wood, Oilman, Abbott, Morse,
Washburn, Foster 6.
New Hampshire Pike.Tappan.Cragin 3.
Vermont Walton, Morrill, itoyre 3
Massachusetts Hall, llulfiugton, Dararel,
Comins, llurlingame, Davis, (iooch, Kuapp,
Thayer, Chalice, Dawes II.
Khode Island Durfee, lirayton 2.
Connecticut ('lark. Dean 2.
Xew York ui, CAjr,Murray,Thnmn
son, Ulin, Dodd, Palmer, Spinner, Clark B.
Cochrane, Morse, Maltcson, liennet,(iiiodwin.
Hoard, Cratiger, Morgan, Pottle, Parker, Kel
sey.Aiidretvs,sherman.llurroughs.Feiilon 23
New Jersey Clawson, Robins, Adrimt 3.
Pennsylvania Morris. Jones, IHckmitn,
Roberts, Kunkel, Grow, Edie, Covode, M-mt-iziimrrfi,
Ritchie, Purviance, Stewart, Dick,
Cinimaii 14.
Ohio tenillttiin, Crnesbrck, Campbell, Ni
chols, Molt, Ciiekerill, Harlan, Sianrm, Hull,
lljrten.r'ox, Sherman, liliss, Tompkins, Imu
renre, I.eiter, Wade, Uiddtngs, llineham !t.
Michigan Howard, Waidron, Walbridge,
Leach 1.
Wisconsin Poller, Washburne, Billing
hurst 3.
Indiana ."ngiVA, Foley, Kilgore, Vavis,
Wilson, Colfax, Case, Petit 8.
Illinois Washburne, Farnsworth, Lov joy.
Kellogg. Virrix,lltirris,&hute,SittithtMarihuti 1
Iowa Curtis, T. Davis 2.
California M'Kibbin 1,
Missouri Uliib I.
Kentucky Ux urn wood, MAttsnAit 2.
North Carolina (iiLMLK 1.
Maryland limin, Harris, Davis 3.
TOTALS.
Republicans and Am. Kep. in roman (with
Mr. Blair of Missouri) 'J
Sottthern Americans (ali. Clay Whigs) S
Aim-Lccompton Democrats (in italics) 22
12U
Ar-1 m (fir furring Slavery upon Kansas')
Connecticut Arnold, Hhhup 2.
New York Searing, Tiiyhir. Sickles, Kelly,
Marin JJ. John ( Wwjm, 11 mJ, U.imml, Coir.
JlutehH).
New Jersey Htiylcr, W'urtendykc 2.
Pennsylvania Florence, Landy, Phillips, J.
filaney Jinrs,Lt idy, Uimmick, White, Ahl,Oiilis,
lieillii, llewartll.
OhioMillir, Burns 2.
Indiana Hibluck, Hughes, Gregg 3.
California Scott I.
Delaware Whitley 1.
Maryland Stewart, Kunkel, Bowie 3.
Virginia Uarnett, Millson, Caskie, (ioode,
Bocock, Powell, Smith, Faulkner, Letcher,
Clemens, Jenkins, Edinundson, Hopkins 13.
Norlh Carolina Shaw, Union, Winslow,
Branch, Scales, Craige, Clingman 7.
South Carolina McQueen, Miles, Keitt,
Boiiham. lloyce 5.
Florida Hawkins 1.
Georgia Seward, Crawford, Tair, Gar
trell, Wright, Jackson, Hill, Stephens 8.
Alabama Stallworth, Shorter, Dowdell,
Moore, Houston, CobbCurry 7.
Mississippi Lamar, Davis, Barksdale, Sin
gleton, Quitman 5.
Louisiana Ecstis, Taylor, Davidson, San
didge 4.
'i'Mm Bryea. U -
Arkansas tireenwood, V arrcn 2.
Tennessee Watkins, Maihird, Smi;h.Sa
vage, ItEAnr, Jones, Wright, ZoLLicorrta,At
kins, Avery 10.
Kentucky Burnett, Peyton. Talbot, Jewctt,
EllioU, Clay, Mason, Stevenson 8.
Missouri Asuiasos, Clark, Craig, Woon
sox, Phelps ft.
Northern Democrats! ! italics.) 31
Southern Democrats ! ! ("patriarchs") 73
Southern Americans (shall cars) 8
Total II
NOT ONE in favor of "Freedom for Kan
sas," from Delaware, Virginia, Tennessee,
Alabama. Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, Flo
rida Georgi.-t, S uth Carolina, or Arkansas
11 states.
jiOT ONE in favor of enslaving Kansas,
f om Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts,
i Rhode Island, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois,
or Iowa 0 states.
TnE Senate, April 0, refused by tbc
same vote as on the enslaving bill to
concur with the House amendments ; but,
at our last dates, bad not sent the bill
back to the House. The Administration
arc (irregularly) detaining it in Senate,
until tbey can get some chance to rush
their own bill through, tha House. But
tho friends of Freedom are awake, and
hopeful ; and although l'owcr and Patro
nage Fraud and Corruption will be
used to any extent to break down tho uni
ted opposition, let us hope tbey will fail.
If neither branch can bring the other to
its terms, of course both will fail ; and
by another session, if not at tho present,
the real Constitution of the Convention
and the people of Kansas will be present
ed to Congress.
Latest from Kansas.
The Constitutional Convention met at
Minncola, and appointed Gen. James
II. Lane, temporary President, and & i
ru;an,Sccrctary. The Convention then
removed its sessions to Leavenworth, and
M. F. Conway was elected permanent
President.
In the Constitutional Convention cn
the 30th ult., the Committee appointed to
frame a Schedule, reported one.
It provides that the Constitution be sub
mitted to a vote of the people on the
third Tuesday in May, and that an elec
tion for Members of the Legislature, J udg
cs and State officers shall be held at the
same time. It also provides that all laws
in force not repugnant to this Constitution
shall remain in full force until tbey expire
by their own limitation.
j The Kill of Kights is identical with the
Topekabill.
A remonstrance to Congress against
the admission of Kansas under the Le
eompton Constitution was read, .and a
copy ordered to be immediately forwarded
to Washington.
Col. Tbomas II. Benton thinks his dis
ease will soon terminate fatally.
POSTSCRIPT. Washington, Tkursd.
P.M., April 8. The Senate Kansaa Bill
tatiie to the House, which by a vote of
HO to 111 rsasrd to recede from i:s
amendment. Good ! stick to that.
& AVEST BRANCH FARMER APRIL i). 1858.
Last week, a Mr. Uochc, a graduating
student, of fiuo abilities, was fatally stabb
ed at Newark College, Pel. A fiaeus
grew out of tho issue of a lure.ijnc pro
gramme, in which a number were engag
ed, and Itochc was struck by a sharp in
strument in the neck, and instantly killed.
The subject upon which be had chosen to
Fpeak, as announced in tbo Programme,
wag "Departed Glory."
T1IK VV.'AAAl.
"Oh!
Rut I.J St Taut
'tis deep niyntry,
I'll liliJ tliv bulUilii of it.
t VAnswers to last Anagrams
America A Crimea.
Methodist Do this i' me.
Kevnlittion Love to ruin, or I leve to run.
I'uuishinent Xine thumps.
FIT Answer to last week's Riddle
An LVg." Ans'd bv A A;(raee L, Lewis
burg; Flora A; II C; 1) C H, Buffalo House;
Mary, Annie A- M B A -.Minnie, Lewisburg;
A A ; W E H; W L Aj W II B; LA
JV'Ans. to last Geographical Enigma
Ferdinand Magellan." Ans'd bv V K II;
A A; M A et VV B A; Minnie; C S I); Flora
A; Annie N ; J E 1 ; M S; Eva M ;
W I. A; W H U; L A
I i?'.us. to 1st Misc. Enigma, last week
"Doctor Elisha Kent Kane." Ans'd by Eva
M; M S; J E J; Annie N; Flora A; C S 11; W
E II; Minnie; M, A & M II A; Grace L; A A;
J I J; V L A ; W II B; LA
5"v"'Ans. to 2d Misc. Enigma, last week
"Captain Benjamin Church." Ans'd by V
E II, only.
Ij'A'o aus. to Kiddle, March Sf.
4 liaratlr.
My firpt, I'nt vii-Mg iili inui-li nrtri,
A n.i -HMO --ii'li Imi,1V DfVr lutrl Ills vrep ;
Tuill lit,- liiiii.lrr.1 yt-Arii, 'lis MiiJ,
Ai.-I wr n jrwvl in ila li-a-J.
M iMis.iiil i n-r litilii-v tis-t,
Atid milkmiii'tA Uie it for m-ml,
Ttioiitili uliiuy wi.iin-n.U isai-l.
I'w it Ui t-ouil- llitrir tiii-bnixls' lies-).
My vtiole. ilhiB ft miikI uil.t;
Vill rriin( Ui- tli t-itrtll ti vinl't,
AiJ I'iM-r u(-iti liDitf 'lift i-aiJ
bsrteU wli tu libtlc (irlh-tV liva.l.
AOKICOLA, MilHiaLurg.
I'roltlciii.
A mantua makerotrered me $J per yard for
all the silk left of my pattern, and, the dress
being made, I asked what was left! She an
swered
If you had got half a yard square 1
n would have had one half of a square i
more, von would have had one half of a so
yaid left ; and it you had got half of a sijuare
yard less, you would have had one half of a
yard sqnare too litile." How much silk was
there left ! Maguie.
M1SCF.U.A XF.OVS EXIGMA.
I am composed of Sfi letters
.My m is a kind or nmi .
l'J a 14, can be found in every house m
3 Z 1, a conserve of fruits
b 24 16 8, a color
17 21 7, a female animal
82 21 23, a term often used by children
12 4 2ft 21, a part of a wagon
15 11 20 1st, found in every city
6 21 16 20, a simple person
My whole was a British officer.
C. A. F, Buffaloc j
M1SCEL LAXEOLS ;ES1GM.I
I am composed of 21 letters
My 1 5 17 IS 19 20 12 is a country in Europe
37311 4 is a numoer
13 2 12 is a beverage
15 14 lfi is a preposition
21 20 10 is one of the four elements
If, 17 !l is a household article
A 17 10 15 is a kind of fuel
8 3 7 11 16 is contained in air
My whole is the name of an Emperor and :
01 his country. I . f-. v., LrwisDurg.
MISCELLA XEOVS EXIGMA.
I am composed of 21 letters
My 1 14 15 10 8 1 1 is a bird
fl 5 21 1 is vlbL - - -
' 1.1 11 7 17 16 20 18 17 St is a part of a
lady's dress
12 16 16 A 21 is indispensible to tailors
2 5 4 3 17 is a lady's name
19 II 16 6 is a bird
15 16 21 is an animal
My whole is a welcome visitor,
J. II , Kelly.
MISCEl.l.AXEOV.S EXIGMA.
I am composed of 17 letters
My 3 12 15 4 5 C is honorable
6 1! lfi is a very common practice
9 10 1 J7 may b i.nd in chickens
- 8 2 11 6 12 15 8 is often seen at night
13 7 is a favorite of children
My whole was noted in French history.
J II. It, Buflaloe, (12 years old.)
ISSUC List for Feb. aili. f Milt & MaV T. 1
IWth Chase fc orth vs Chs H Snrincr
Bank of Danville vs Lorenzo F Teed
Israel Knettel vs James Mauck
David Herbst vs Daniel Rengler
David Baertges vs Alfred Kneass
Peter Hummel and Wife vs Daniel Rengler
J D Sorver & Co vs Saml and Jos W Slimier
James M Smith vs Robert Chambers
T Church A Co vs Solomon Mayer
Ranck & Roland vs Lambert lianck
- ' ;
M Geyer's Adin'rs forJn Ranck vs A C High 1
Harriet Jenkins vs Merrit Chappel et al I
Beck & Leber vs John Zimmerman
same vs David Zimmerman
Wri. Uartael vs State Mut Fire Ac Ccmp '
David Fisher vs Jonaitm uutn-nderfer
Hunsecker for Church vs Jos D Forrey i
Thus Church vs same
Chas II Shriner vs Wm Rule j
Sain'l S Barton vs Joseph Meixell i
Youngman &. Walter vs Taggart Furman j
John Moyer vs Fred'lr Worman
Thos Penny vs Chas H Cook
Keuben Stentngrr vs Alfred Kneass
Price J Patton & Co vs Jacob Meekley
John Roland vs State Mutual Ins Co
Saml II Orwig vs Saml Guteltns
T Graham Hutchison et al vs Jac Bridge et al
John Locke vs Robert Hilands
Jos F Cummings vs Chas R Cronrath
Comrs I'n Co for M'Curley vs Sypher's Adms
Philip Pontius vs James Irwin et al
Reigel & Bro vs Ranck & Roland with not
Rrodhead A Rubens vs Ranck & Roland
Weiler & Ellis vs John Leiser and Wife
John Roland vs Martin D Reed
George Hertz vs Peter Feter
F W Uerkenstock vs Wm Price et al
Philip Seebold et al vs David Spitler et al
same Reuben OI.lt rt al
P O Campbell et al vs Teed & Marr
Howard Malcom vs James P Ross
Ludwig & Ranck vs Isaac Ranck's Ex's gar
David Sieninger vs Wm H Marr
Longstrelh & Bro vs James Gibson
L Johnson ic Co vs Reuben G Orwig et al
Chas H Shriner vs Wm Rule
L F Albright vs Adam Sen reek surv H High
Henry C llaird vs Henry W Crotzer
Mariann G Knoir vs Wesley shannon
frteine Warner & Co vs Thos G Orwig
M Richards Meickle etc vs Reuben G Orwig
same same
Fredk Klopfer vs Wm Layhow
Geddes &. Marsh vs James P Ross with not
Noah Bowersox rs Geo Gebhart
Francis Krick vs Alexr Ammons
Comsug J M Benferetal pit's vs J Haus jrela
Daniel Rangier vs John Lapp
Margaret Forster vs Alex Cummings
SA DWeidensaul fr Shirk vs Church&Ferrcy
Isaac Brown vs John Locke
B F Van Buskirkvs Benj W Thompson
Levi K Shoch, deed's admrs vs J Yearger
Samuel Mertz vs J P Seebold and J Seebold
Trustees GerRcfch Milllinbg vs A Gutelius
L Palmer indorsee of J F Linn vs Levi Sterner
same T AH Thornton
same - OR Vorse
same 8oln Ritter
same Chas Penny
same Frank Spyker
same Wm Leiser
same John Locke
Winegardcn & Dietrich vs J & J Walls
Jtihn Braue.her vs George Dale
Rebecca DlJ.iinn vs Mary Jenkins eVc
L Palmer indi rsee rf J FLinn vs losMfixel
j Administrator's Notice,
I "WXTHEREAS, Letters of A !iii:iis!r.-.ti. n
i W to the estate of ENtiEL SCHKAliEU,
! late of Hartley tuwnship, tn Union county,
: deceased, have been graiiled to the subscriber,
! by the Register of said county, in due foim ;
j all persons indebted to said estate are request
I ed to make payment, and those havingclaimi
J against the. same will present lliem duly
! authenticated for settlement, to
I iWl.l LtMI'L'll i.l.Mklrtr.l.,
Penns Creek P.O.', Snyder Co. March 25.I6M i
j - I
' Adjourned Court Proclamation.
Wh.-reas. ihe Hon. Abraham S Wilson. Pre-
sident Judge for the 211th Judicial District of
I'eunsy'vunia, composed of the counties of,
I'liion. Mitiiin and Snyder, and l'hilip Kulile
and John W.Simonlon, Esq's, Associate Judges
for l'nion county, have issued their precept,
bearing "bile the 2lh day of February, l.V-i, :
and to me directed, for the holding of a Court
of Common I'leasat Lewisburg for the county
of l:nion on the fourth Monday of April next,
(being the 2tithday) H.M, and to continue one !
week, -NOTICE is therefore hereby given to'
Witnesses and all persons intere-te.l in the
Issue List, to be then and there present and not
depart without leave. Jurors an requested
to be punctual in their attendance at the lime '
appointed, agreeable to notice.
Given under my hand an I eal at the Midr
iff's Otiice in Lcwisbiirg.the "-.til day of March
A.I). I5S, and in the eighty-third year of the 1
Independence of the I'.S. of America.
God ;ave the Comiiionu-t-alih !
1A MEL L. lil I.I)I., SVtii:.
Jury.Adj. Court, April, j
While lL.r Saml lutik!e,J.ina DielVeu lertr,
Lewis Hank ,
HiiJfutocJvUn Wise, Andrew Kohl, Daniel
licnejer Jr, Daniel Miller, ll'-nry Noll, .la-,
liiehl, H"iiry ll.turk. Abraham Voung
l'nion M II Taggart, Henry Gibson
iltiitlii Win Halfpenny. 1 11 liiugainan. Ju
Cook, Ju l.csher, Ji, Frederick, Kobert V
Glover, Josiah Showatter
M'jttiiiburg Andrew Gutelit;--, John Gat.
lleurv iiauin
Kelly James shields, Jacob Hafer Jr, James
1'ross, Flavel t'lingau
HV.-r HuJfJ-e Andrew Foster, Thomas V
Harbison
.Vrw litrlin John M E;nler, Jacob tiiclc j
Jiiekon Henry Mouirr
icsiir-- 11,-nrv S Neuer, Joseph Giass.
C W Sehatlle, Wm Moore
l-imestune James Smith, Kobert Chambers
Abraham WoIic.Davi-l Smith .
' K0TICE TO MICHAEL H0FFHATJ. '.
4 T a Court ol Common 1'ieas held at
! Lewisburg. in and for 1'uion county, on i
! i!ie 20th day oi February, A. D. ls.'if , juim 1
I Datlsmav, Esq presented his petition, setting !
I fonh thai h ii now the owner of a tract of
i land situate in White Deer township ill sai l !
ctiunty, adjoitiiinng the West Lranch of the .
j Susquehanna Hiver, containing about oiie j
hundred and three acres and thirty perches; '
' that on the 11th of December, 1S-11. Geoige ;
llotlinan executed a mortgage on said tract of
1 land to said Michael Hoffman and others,
! which is recorded in Mortgage Book II, pages j
j 121 and 125; that said mortgage, so far as said .
j Michael llotlinan was interested.has been paid
in full, but no satisfaction entered of recoi l ; j
that said Michael Hi rl'tnan has removed to the !
state of Iowa : and prayed the Ci uil to order '
and direct satisfaction to be entered, Ac. 1
Whereupon the Court directed the Shcr:tt' to .
give four successive weeks' ptibiic notice, '
previous to next Term, of the facts set lorth
in said petition, in one newspaper published j
in this Cotinly, to appear and show cause why
IheCourt.on proof of payment, shall noldireet
satisfaction to be entered according to Act ot
Assembly, on said mortsape, i.q tar as the
same was given, to said Michael llotlinan. .
Therefore, I hereby give notice to said Michael
Hoffman and all others interested in said I
ULurtuafie. Lu ax.uar bv iU uu -i4 -7
erni, to wit, me 17th day tf May next, and
show why the Couit shall not receive proof
of payment and order the said mortgage to be .
satisfied sa far as said Michael Hoffman, cic.
DANIEL D. GI LPIN. Sheriff. I
Sheriffs Office, Lewisburg, March 12, lAsi.
NOTICE TO niCHAEL HCFFEIAW.
VT a Court of Common Pleas held at Lew-
isburg in and for I'liion county on the
20th day of February. A. D.. 1S5H, Eiizabith t
GiMiiiLAxuLK rr-sen ted her petition setting .
or, i inai sue is now ., e owner i- a irau o
.auu suuaie ... .me ueer .owusn p, in ..i
county adjoining lands of Charies
Samuel Bennage.and others containing about
turle.siT acres nn.1 one hnii.lrptt in. ei"hrpen
nerrhes and allowance: that on Ihe Mill dav
j --e,"
f December, A. V., loll, Paul Goodlander
.,.,,,1,. a
executed a mortgage on said tract of land to
Michael llotlinan and ethers, which is recor-
dedin Mortgage Book D. pages 12:! and 121; I
that said mortgage, so far as said .Michael!
llolfiuan was interested, has been paid in !
full, but no satisfaction entered if record i
that said Michael Hoflman has removed to i
the Slate of loua: and prayed the Court to i
order and direct satisfaction to be entered, I
fic. Whereupon the Court directed the
sheriff to give four successive weeks' public
notice, previous to next Term, of the facts
set forth in said petition, in one newspaper
published in this county, to appear and show
why ihe Court, on proof of payment, shall
not d'rect satisfaction to be entered, accord
ing to Act of Assembly, on said morte.ise, so
far m the same was given to said Michael '
Huffman. Theri"ni t kr,l,r civc notice to
said Michael llotlinan and all others iiiio,. j
ed in said mortgage to appear by the first day ;
of next Term, to wit, the 17th day of May!
next, and show cause why the Court shall '
not receive proof of payment and order the
said mortgace to be satisfied so far as said
Michael Hoffman. &e. j
DANIEL D. GLLDIN", Sheriff. !
Sheriff's OffieP, Lewisburg, March 22.IS5. :
Ho! Step this Way.
"ITTE presume that yon are aware that Mr.
If O. K. Viirse intends to remove to the
West. It therefore becomes necessary that all
persons knowing themselves indebted to the
late Firm of urA V Vorse, by .te or Book
Account, must call and make payment on or
before the first day of April next. It is
expected that this notice w ill be strictly atten
ded to without any further comment. 1
March 17, 185S. HI'liSH & VORSE.
ATEW GOODS!
1 BROWN & STERNER,
At the Old 'Xchange Store, having bought a
mi &mmn mn
of Goods in the City at very low rates by reason
of the HARD TIMES, are able to supply their j
former customers and the public generally
with the best Goods on the most accommoda
ting terms CALL AXO SEE.'
Lewisburg, Xov. ISbl
Rich and Rare
IS the large and choice assortment of new
r.iLX. & tviti:k goods,
now arriving at the well known Corner Store
of
BEAVER, KREHER & PTCLURE.
Call and see ! Lewisburg, Oct. '57
LAST NOTICE !
A LL persons knowing themselves indebted ;
to the Firms of J. Goldsmith iV lira's :
or Lindcnbvum Jlr lira, are requested to PAY
UP by April the first to save trouble and
cost. J. GOI DSMI TH & BRO S.
Lewisburg, March If, 158
1 BOUNTY LAND WARRANT blanks lor
y all Miica-fU in the service ol tho l?.
in ih Waroi 1 IS. aittl lor ttifir Wicuw, ni
the Oifice the Lewiurq Chioniclc.
Heal Sstat
roi; ur,T,
mTHK lloii-e (f the subscriber
s,,tith Eu-hili streei, l.ewisbtirg. I'
s.-so,ii en-en iinmcjiarelv. Iioimre if
April It,
LAKISDN PKOSS.
A Good ELifliloe Valley
PARM F0U SALE. Tile SllIlSCfilhT
L .fl'-'s at Privaie a!vn reasonable terms
i Faun, near the Black Ron school h it e in
llullaioe In. atx-ut M ibiies iroin isour-
It contains Vi'i Aer' s, mostly Limestone land.
and ko acres under good cultivation. T h re
are on the premi-es a new Hank tlani.T
eon.f..riable watli-rboar-'eu !. g Dwi-II-j;
ing. Spring Iioii-e. V.'a-.o.n shejltog h.-u-e,
eU-., with a tine I.;:;o--t,.ne spring ne.ir the
house, nil I two running streams on the premises-.
For further pi-.rncnh.rs i ti-: ni 1 1- f
April n.lr--. DAMi:L s. .MILLEK.
-A l Olt Iti:T.-.. frt tale Clilt'li
dLL.Hill.U on M .ift-1 street, between
ali i 'ill. Inquire at 'J h:s I li'.ee. Mai' il t-
FARM AKD
u mi cii.rn.
AV HILL,
i: sa iv,
- I - - '
to b
Ai!
f'crt vmi, "'l it!
(
i ;..i.!i.o
s ot Ti.:i.;:i;
Hi'.- I
I I'm
LAND
.ii'juihiir-'. I ."i
Mill l:a
ecu niih h
and improv-
,1. Til,-, fill
teet ft more r.'-r oav.
The FA KM is enlle.l
Orchar-is.and fiel N a.i h.,--To
lo.'iiia-- iiolo . ;!,
have .1 or 1 hands are! - . r
lrii Aere. ila
!--I but 1 Aeie-.
he Tt t.ant shi.ti.-l
:. I-., r-es.
Inquire tur:her-:' J"IIN ( TEES, T irn-r,
rt-ljoiiiing the prrim-e-. 1 ini'i-s tr- in M:::;.!i-liii.-.orol
III I. II BELLAS, Own- r.
Suubury, l'a., March Is.')'-'.
A'
;i:ee.'
vi;i.
.urn i-r-.:-T ot t
I. nion ci iin'y. v.
'.-, at tin- h. u-e
!. town'. hip oil
Orpl,
' Col
I exposed tu pin ..' -'
Marv E lo'biiison in E.il:'
i
X-ilitrdiiy, llfliih. iliy April, lsfi?,
all that incssuave and tract i f LAND situa'e
in Ittitialoe i.-wnship. I'r.u n eouiiiv.adjoiiniig
Iniot-i of An-trew Mak'ee'i heirs, Ian.!- formerly
of Jji-i b Vaueida, anl of Thomas EobiiiJsii,
iiei-eascd, ci iitainir.g
vrr.W APPTr ? ,1 VnTtn Verrhfi
AbiiA Ai- S. A-J - J . - A Wl.j s-.s.
e-The Itnprovctiients T.re a Tw
.S-0--4, '
ilirev frame D.ie.lii. II. .use. a sin.-.
Frame House one an ! a half sti r-y, a sir.all
OkCH.IKO, au-J Ihe laud under g-.o.l euii.-vatu-n.
I
- ALSo piece of Tinibrr I.;: ml.
f.'. "i situate In sai.l iovn,.-!nn. a.i oiniii?
ti lands of J hu Stahi Jaeb If...,.,.., ,
nil l l'Uillel lo'ir'. r, -r., couiai:i:ug
15 AcrfV and -11 Pen lies. !
sale to couiiaenee at 1 o'i-l. i-k. P "I, w hen .
Terms of sale w.li be tna 'e Uto. vn I v
M.VUY E. UOItlsu.N. Administratrix
r f TiniMAi Konisiisi, decM.
Py the Court Sasi'l Kotsii, t.'ltrk.
FOR RENT!
rpili: THO HOOMS ocen, led at prc-
sent by a-ti!i-!'ii Hull h.nsi n as a.
Saloon. Thevare sin;al !e f. r S I 1 1'S.
'. ALSO the tl'Ill i: I n -v ceup. .
I or 1 ernis apply to
Jan. 27, Is
JOHN II. LINN.
- - - -
VALUABLE HEAL ESTATE
lOlt SAI.K.
rpIICsubscriben llers A-rsate his Itesider.re
I oti the west side of South Second street
in ihe Boroutrh of Lewisburg, between Market
and St. Lou is stree' s.cnnsist-nuof rear a lot an-1
a tirti. o i i anti.iiialvllig a if -iliT i " J 1 1 Oi ,j 11 sal.l
Second street, and inlenttth !', feet, 1 ;r:;. s.
The improvements are a coinmo.li.ois three
f-";sorey BRICK DWKM.ING
Jtil H.TTS1-:. ( pr'ssel bri.k-.4i feet
frot.t by o teet deep weii lil:.-lo?.! v.. tha
marble base, mart.le s:ll2 aa-1 !.;::e!s ir. ii -:.t
a fire-proof roof w ith a Wn.g attaehr ! .1
2:1 ty l'J feet an Out Kitchen a Weil ol ex
cellent water, with a I'nn.p in. under roof a
lartre Cistern also undi r root a laiu new
stable an lee House and rt n r necessary
oui-buildmirs. There are ; Is en sai.'jr
Lo cboCe Kr(Ilt ar, s',r...MH-rv
The kM.atiD is a ,!,s,rab!e one tihcr !. r a
. private residence or public business. Ins en
he e!evaIe,, par', of lhe u.ioueh. rear
... 1 ..
tne I onrl House. . lint tint .1 shorr . .sfai.ri-:r. m
Market street. Terms will be ina.le e.i-v.
I.,.. ii i-r : v Mil i fi.-
'. .' '
P 11 T1 ; T V !
-v lj x' '
j"- MY Residence, on .North Third iiwt.
J-t-i Lewisburg. a I It. Ir.mt, and including
bacl. building 52 ft. deep. Basement, and
Attiek fini-hed. Every cvnicn.u cc in the
wav ol out-bmldines.
Also, a Half Lot on Maiket sr.. orpo 'e
S. Ki'.ter's residence, wuh a good Well 1 1 Wa
ter and new Stable ; verydesirat-ie for a Wit
ness stand, or resiiier.ee, (or both cemluiit..!.1
AiiO otlu r Lt Is, some with and some
with, in Buildings. JOHN LOCKE.
Lewisburg. Oct. , l-."7.
Ho! Farmers-
-('liar.ee fur a Hariain!
r
Hill near I.e-.vM-iit g. a Trael i I
lSdl tj-i-iia itl" "...til Knrniir-'
J- limestone soil. It will l e si-Id. in reas
onable terms at prt. sale ir Cash. Inquire
at the Oilice of ihe Chronicle June In, '.V,
New Arrangerr.ents---lVcw Goods!
TOSEm L. II WX iuu in- lakon the
J well known J' YKEK II. IT St "A.-, has
refitted it. and tilled in an extensive variety i f
Jlits, Oqs, GailImi'H t'lothivj, it '.
Also a larire an 1 splendid stork of CLOTHS
CAssl.MEKt'.s, sVc. which he will m ike up to
nrdir.as he still continues the Tailoring Bust
riess. He is prepared to execu'e ail work
entrusted to his care, to the satislactiou of the
customer.
N. B. Cutting and Ri-pairinsr -j - done to
order. ll.ewisbtirg. April lu,
Jet Goods ! Black Diamonds ! ! &c.
Fuu Early, and Sure your Money.'.'
'IMIEsul'M-rilu'ris pri'iiari't! to l'i:rnili
1. at all limes the very best COAL of every
description, from the ilkes-Barre and sha
mokin inines. He has on hand an article of
very superior (jualily, such as is seldom bro'l
to this markct.w hich he w ill dispose of at the
lowest ca--h prices Coal weighed, and coi tl
measure warranted. l"i Coal exehaneil lor
merchantable Country Produce of most kinds
as well as for cash.
Coal Yanl at Tho's Nesbil's Lumber Yard
on South Water street.
.Nov. l'J. 1."6 tf R. I. NESCIT.
WINFIELD FACTORY ! j
year llui'llft Oil l'nion to., l'a.
THE subscriber, thankful ;
fr past patrvnajre, voulii ii.I'urni j
his fnen.Is and ihr puMic in pent :
ral, ihnt he ccniinncs to manufac- '
1 11 re all kinds ol Woolen CaOOtl. surh as .
Cloths, Cassiraeres. Tweeiit?attineits, Jeans
Ulankets and Flannels; also. Carpet and j
Stocking Yarns. His marhinerv teins of the i
best kind in
use, and havins rmpioyrd the!
best of workmen
he teeis sale in savins !
that his work hall not be surpassed by
any establishment in the country. A pood sup
ply of the above goods kept constantly on hand
for sale or t exchange tor wool, at prices
that can not fail to pleae. WOOL w.U be
Carded in the best manner aud on Ihe horU M
nolice. Terms for car-tin?, eah on the !
lkTynfth.ridN. MARK II I KI'i:.V. '
V mficld M:.is, Ma- n '', C'V.
Moki: .UIS at
WEST MILTON!
J. B. Eatesman,
At the well known Old Stand in Kelly towi.
sl,.p (west end of Miln n Bridge) n-spi-etfoii;
ink iiiis his usual customers and the public u
general that he has jnst ree'd afresh stock i,:
mm
at reduced prices f--r Cash or Produce. J-i
call and see and save Havel and i!nd? u.iij,
..iv. 2. is.'. DA I ESMAN.
Joy lo the Admirers of a Fine llni of
mill GLOSSY HAIR.
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i v..H..Jur.-'2i Ifc:3.
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n j.-..r-, - i .i: ti.. lt:ii t; - I ii-x. t :t r Hon M. r-aU.-".
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i.. n li- ll.- i-ri.iii,J yf.i.inr'i.J '. r &nl Uitun,
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ii- Vf- to i i. ! oim a:-iTyi' ' 1 L:n- a Imht eult-f M-l
t :.turc l.-ii. Li-j..
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j.i Z- KU'.-ury l:4 i. CAliniELL.
DR. SAr.FCRD'S IKVIGORATOB;
or Uvcr Ilcmcdy
- AN ACT It I K'lIIAT i:UiV liuliV N LEI'S WHO H
1 uf t hi . r l ui- (i ..!Jtli, K-r tt- Ljrir. i
rr.il ciily '.j th' 1. art .n i ur hutunn ecu,.-my. "ftJ hU
tliat i- U. r-jn-. it Hit- J.o!f .t:il t:rt. titr tub T. B..
i.ci a m--!;cinf f -.u'.iarly i. J lo tLia Ui.-
i-.ri :u 1? h c- . I rL- V1' I r1' ttk rc
. .r n..i .l j rwCi r tlif t--iit years, nti t t
r ult ' r l.i" r - r mt lit iM 1 1? Ini i'cratiT, B--r-l.ii
iuir n mt tJy I.tr.' nn .linnr i.a. aiy (.ni'tlv hriy.
A.- a L.it r K in-u; n L. i.ci-,iial.ai-aii t-ftity ti.' u.f it-
A !a.lv, wrifrj fr. m llr-4 k!n. rT)t. Would Uiat I
f-a' i r---it. -h rt Irttt r the uim- y. ur Inifi-
r:-t- r ii- ti- iu- .ii rai-.t:i; :i larj- fanit'7 of hil-
C. t' T it Lrirr laiit l It r. T. all ff ttifll ti
ti,.- j-i-i.ih--it. t,ci- t r :it..( k tf wt-rD.s. If BiotLi-M
,ie ti. - r-tii'iiv itL:D lb. ir rcarb.Fiii
.eie t.tiip'l t it- t ii. a Itarfui ani u tit old am-uat
i l a!'iiy n.i-Lt ! .-avil."
tnr rf r-ur nslii. r.t l..r.ki ?.-.t?. "FiTe or tiiwri
.r. t. 1 r i n i ti .-. ,1 n;i.iiii i!i u ith i IntT drfhcuU
ty ; r- -rm. u y.ur 1 1. rit- rat-T. .- urmt ly rt-iiel,
ai, i. . litmuiL-: !i r n Brii-i n. ir.i utirt-iy rt tf rr4.''
A ci.-rviuMi .iitii at our iltica the otbrr d
a..I r.- r.ii e r . n .'in a I U Lo aaa i2t
,.,.t.7 Lw.r y ti tu L:i-T . inj.ta i tit, anJ tf.r !
I. J t.- n :! " vt. io tl it .'Lt- aa.5 at wirl taruitg
i r i ! !.-: i'-itA....
A ;.t ui:.u. .'M.y from tlie Wt. utilt at
. I.i' a.-. L- at'it. kcj i w. lil iTril R ftrTtrr,
lt::it ! ii li.!.- ki ! t j l.vsitikE?, t'Ut 11.C lltVIgcratcr
C-i( LiUt .1 fl f .i;tT.1.
"rr' fmr -isy m- r- Lt t t-a.'.. k hi rn t il$it to
T:- . nfi.ii j' -iu 1-v as nt:-. k. .1 itli l l and
in.i.-t. -t:.- r . r-. to 1 1 ;.: I..-L.ii t. I is rtPom. h
i.t t. ti:,- .iru- -ttrit lral iti-- tl IiAi."mtif, tuS
. ..t- .1 ti . I: n-.it TiJ lim tu tl.at he ua attr lo al-
l. H i L.r I V-lt
Aa jt .it ! !!. wl.i-.at t i'iTf - riBpfV b'm tf
: l.. - t'ti;,, t ,ii. s .-, I.,- li. i-: n.e U bt
u::.ii i.- a! tin:, j : J.. .1 i.i- ft n. li-i t ftlit-r--, s .p
wcui-i hi r iti L.cj. ut ti l4w iatt r tun J biia.
A 't,ii!!'irrn frt n. Frfj-khn ra!!--I cn v a wtt fT
tanrii I .-, it J-ir-.' i 4.t t !.c el hi!i f n niiin. with 'Via
I ;ti. I ! .ill ,.k-. It.- i.nl 1 -. it t. r I- Ut: t;n- MtifT
in : tri m .U .mUn i- t-x.i V - g j-ia. r.l ur.nl !t to att r J
tu Lis i.ii-;tn 5. Wv li.ui a-H'ii tc-ti.tj a f har.i-i
ii.ttit, an i i. !- h: i-sr n n. I. a? n-t utrn 'fc tI
ft in f l?i" J.r-: 1 - tt:.-. at.-i !urtL- r a.l.l- "il i-aitri my
iii-.l.r L has la.t .it'-ir. .i uumi'tm s pra?.'
Ainnrn tin It a ml rode if l.-Tcr Unnflifi" cw ftfm to
the tt'.ir. ll . rt :.re U. t.t Wt- rau !- tui'-y rtft lxmftula
It. .-..ut r-i" hii.j- r::or. or l.iv. r K' n-. iy. t-t. c h-t' t
k it- n ti t .-w il. r. ti-li- ut t!it- ( i.i. n. 1 i.i j r ; untie-
truiy ;i Li, r lii.:;. rut or. r. :u P t Lm t T
-utr -1 n ;i.I a I - u-' it. Aimo-t ttil.'-i-t-ri.1 It fi rtit., a:n
laif : 1 1 U . v. n ' I ihr f:.-.,t .rllt ! l:.: m - Mr:- ly
tjii.:t' i t li:. ii :i i:- -t t.u,.t;r in . ' '. T.V- it i-. wilL
lUtiit'utt. lL u.. i-r- 'rn i: ir ii i : r, ti pili.c.
r-:.i' I r
s,.Mh;riu:isi VM.it w in. i.,.itwz
fTt ' W. U. JltlKWIN. At:.t.
Still Another Opportunity!
MTarty.lho i Iic;u rUlurc Man,
HACK -4..1.V.'
"ITT IT t;;kc this ir.e.hod vt informir.j
f cilii iis fi Lew!ur2 and lUTTL-Ln-lin
Cl un:ry, t h :u mo arc a cam with them t.-r a
sh.. ri nine, ainl now . iWr them a belter ar.:.".'
and at Nut r prices than ever heretofore. Wc
have tiiken the old s.and above Chrit A
Caidweii's Drug Store, am! ha vine much bet
ter liuht than we had in cur old r-ou.s, anl
m t re convenir-nl rooms in every reject, e
sliai! be better abie to ac Cf-nimc-dare. IVrsons
I:ii: t'i-ttir. s .f dfn.-.1 rrT-T'l" -r rtlmtiTt- fairh
il y u'i iikf : Law t j i. J rr tr;.tif-i. rri-J u yttprrr-a
u n. i.i h K'.-r m. If. cLti ti.nf it tli-Df cn -.:Tt lif ti,
un lt!i i'Oj ' 'ii U ;irr;ititrl t" If f.ji iiliy cnrtl.
'iJ tin:ir... - l.-itt-r tli m tlir-c whit h tl.i-y iie la km
ti' ;u. l'.T--n- v rit. ti in; I If tir.-i; lis qu tm th n f r
rn-. p rstt.iijj li'.tn ti I'l. turi-s t-t p-Ttiit n r-
t.i...l t" i.-ir r - tt: thrt'Dh fit IktAi'.-i. r.-l if d cv .!
I ' t-.n t .K. n :.t t..t. -t nt-tit-r. ut tLfir rf:.!. i - -;
1 ci tirv i't y. un 1 Wdi n t. k n in cnt-M i . r..i :n a t r .'-.i
ii.lit. out-. i-r it- - t UiI.I'IIjs Ii-., i;tit n ti i -. r
Am! roty i ( i ' tir.- t..k n .-n ti:.rl. aiU rainy rlttt u k
ir tlmii I'.i. at rt...I J t- i n tlu,r ,t an -t t!l ltt--l-i
un ti fi .-(i.i.i to suit lh ar r. V
i xtoi.-i a n r l ai mm itat.i r tr. (. tall at I u- : i
l :iU.it'f UT -Ji- Un. Ii. wi i-tt:T llV WHJ.t f: (ti'iv rr
!! t. i:. m. n.i r ilir r ai. ot, r t hn-t i'iiiiti.
Ii.uiBlt.'lli l'lULTMore. Hetilu.iv U-
" Hl i i.TY. Arti-t.
N. P. In-trit. ti' n.- e'ren in tY.e ar;. ;;i i .rji
furn;-h. -i ai ti t Uw. t t rn s. IVr-i t.- -1 i .': a
th t'U-itu .-m':i1i tn w hate an c; frttiDi Ltif..'l
with. wUtuis, it. J. l"."iT.j
CABINET AVAIiE 1.003
VOKTII ltli Slrcot. The vltilt
-L 1 mol respt'Ctl'u.'ly iiifi.iin ihe ca
l.ewislnrc and vicinity, ihnt he has , n l..c-i
anil lor sale a cheap h-s 1 1" 11 li I I 1 1H-.
t'.-r ihe SpriniT iraile, comprising
Pics.-ing and Common Iluroau?. f'"
lTtarios ami lluok Ca.-rs. Ccntor.
('aril ami Tier Tal.Ios, I i n i n ir anl
lrrakl'at Tal.Ics. eii.l-oar.N. Cot-
lajrc and otlior Ucilf tcai!--. iauJ.-5,
oi'.t?. and Chairs
of all kin.ls. COFFINS n12"1' i cr.!cr cn
linrt notice.
The public arc coniially invim: if riamme
his work, as he is sure thai ilu v will I1'" s;'s"
1'ieJ wuh his suck of Ware. anJ price..
fOI OMO G
Lewisbnrg. Sept. !.'. 1 ''
( IIIIHS. Maltlit'i.
anJ Jrtirli l. n ' .loorte
".he Post Oilice "'heap I'.'f
I'ash. A. E. DKMIKM AMMU. As '
I.cwisbur". April SI. lf''i-
jo-itll ki:i.I.Y. tiiiift-'r'
S- HI H IT.- ihe pmrrn.ice ol li e pul :"
res, l:r. on Solllh Flfib Mtte'. 1 '
I .. I I p.. ' rr' -' '
in