LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER APRIL 0, 1858.
L.cirisbur1,
Iti'inoiislrnnrc 1'ropoM-U.
Messrs.Editors It appears lhat ihe Messrs
T-. , if ,..... A pptt 0 1 S.'iS i SetboMs are not content witli Ihe profits that
Friday .Morning, ait.tt. j, i, k accriieil lo ihnr faimly dunng ihe i)ny yearj
iflor llio nmiivil nf lit r.mnlu cofk t frit in 1 I1"-
A'SrlC I Aib7 B"'in- T"7 now ..tempt
in gel back to themselves the land that their
father sold, with all its improvements. These
.11 .ho ...h to bar or .-ll-...u.d do I t.. ..!. tne
nd in.MtDj rlrrulslioo in i romnunm (mU1111M . , rminti nml arc ivnrlh
vytt22r r , : h di. n i,;,,;
, . "J "' ' ' !
content to try title in Hits county, where ail
Sec Xciv IdvcrliscniClllH. the circumstances are familiar to the people.
fe?A frtu 1U 1'utlaloc lor sale, anu MFadden again!,t Insurance Company, hich
i tindiMiook to have the trial elsewhere, was
; denied by the Legislature. It is time that the
ftlitl JeukTS, t
House in Lcwibborg for rent, amoug to
day's AJvt's.
8$uP.Nfix AVEiDESSAirr., recently of
Hartley towusliip, has taken the Hotel
formerly kept by Mr. Sbowers, iu Ccnter
villf, fnyJer county.
I-Ccucral lVlLs.-iYr bus been appoin
ted French Auilaalor to KnglauJ. The
6tate of Trance continues to bo tbat of ag
itation and not of quiet or hope... The
siege of Canton has been raised.
fc&-A "lr. Mas I'crcy," a German
CVThcre will be no preaching in the Lu
theran church, I.cwisbur;, on next Sabbath
morning. 1'reaching on is.ihbath evening as
usual. It. A. FINK, Pastor.
Legislative Record" did not state it-hat the j
case wa, and we supposed it lo be the See
b !d application, as it had been made some j
time since, while that of Quinn had only been ,
made that day. But we are assured by Mr. ,
Hayes that it was the latter case for which a
recently come to this country, took a horse
and buggey from llauville early this week, petition was presented, bill read, and passed
and it is feared with a Mourns ttitcnt.
His pursuers fiund be had crossed the
Luwiaburg llridgp, and then lost track of
Litu. A reward is offered for his appre
hension. SJfA.Atuoug the members of the Kan
sas Constitutional Convention, wc observe
the name of H. M. Visit, a graduate of
the University at I.ewisburg, and late a
l'rofessor at J'urlinyton, In. Yhi!e with
us, Mr. F. was a radical Democrat, but Another, who did not want tie town
he could not stand the utter prostitution suip 0f Jaekson abolished, says :
of the party to the propagation of Slavery. ! It' the township was too small, and its
- maintenance burdensome to the county, then
tQ-Two young men have been taken the same argument would apply to the prnpo-
up at Miriliubur;,' (.we a sta-o driver) and seA borough "' Harlleton, which would have
1 T ., , . . , ".0 voters, or SO more than Jackson. Sauce
POUt 10 dan ai l.ewi.-bur)r, on charge ti ,r ,he coose ,, iallce for the pander.
rifling a carpet bag, which had been left
in i hotel at Mifllinburg by John V. Hur
ler. Another youth was also in, on a j
charge of a petty larceny in Kelly town- ;
ship. A bad state of affairs among our ,
lising population. !
FIRE ! Thursday 1'. M. last week.the
roof of the buildiug in which is Voder's
Jewelry Store, on Market St.. I."brs j
caught nre trom a burning chimney, but j
it was speedily discovered and the flames '
extinguished, or a disastrous conflagration i
must have ensued. The building has been I
tey Daily prayer meetings, at noon,aro
held in Independent Hall, Lewisburg.
ti?Thc newhonse cd" worship of the United
Brethren, at New Berlin. will be dedicated on
Sunday, lfiih of May. Bishop tilassbreuncr
and others are engaged as preachers.
l.Th ritE-nVTKI(YOFXnitTIIUM!!ERI.AXIlwill
hnld il lie It fitted meeting in LeHipburtf. n the Tliirii
Tuasday f-Oll.) c.l Airil, at II o'clork. A. M. lull and
meeurnle :tlitlal KeiMirle, and double tlia nnial as
e . . . - , i ae.fuieni; nr ine i oniaiK'kmeni an.l "uonuiiiEeui r uuu,
tax payers of I nion county were up and doing , will elpMU Iroul , rnllrr, Aum
and remonstrate against this piece of injus- isAACiiiu.lt,siiit.d rierk.
tire, or suifer great danger of a loss of their - -- - ------ -
own property. many. Keystone Editorial Union. Pursu-
Khkor. The bill which passed the House ' ant to a reluti'tn nf the Keyntona felitnrial t'ninn,
. r c pnej at the tir..t meetiii!; ol that Lx.ly held in Oiinviile.
last week, relating to "the change ot venue 01 1 iilir tv, Augunih. ts.s, the next iten-raiuitinir
a certain action from Union to Nortnumbcr- j -V" V'L
l.mil cnlllltv.', was the action of Quinn. and of th prvho, to n.iuire on that oe.-ai.ina lare and re-
. , ,, . . i Tl, i slwUl.lt-rel-resenUtion, lit earnestly init-d.
not that of Sctlwlih, as stated in our lat. 1 he (-KV1 ,. Taib, PnsUmL
J. HrTaT rfLIST.!f, Coms'g ixcry.
I'uiir. II. Duvall's Calvamc Oil elTects
more cures in all sore and painful diseases
than anv other preparations extant. Relief i
given by its use in from to 30 minutes !
r"i'For sale every where.ij
'A jiood tiKikiii: friend (.four, who is on this fide
first, second, and third readings in one day, ! ' " ";".''' -m.-hi h...ry hew wi.ii. .iki
witliout any of the usnal time f'orexainiuatiun t aUxv. aut mi !- return wiv.t t.i ins ,.iy.i-re, iut
KIIIII! M imu Mi Hill im5iii mm ,
iu-ti.tl ly J.-tfrniineti t Ir ffiiiii f linn tl
hut as tfTvtittiHlly rhaiirinfl t fitnl hh FUi-Uitt
in his former svlf itt ttio airt ctir.nn of th la-ly, bkh
n-iirt-J him to iu.tkp hiincll Known : Imt ttie Injy ctill
.-.ny thnt -lie likf- 11m r-iiit(t-rlvit ht'ttvr tlili tu nrii
n;i1, ttift iiidtxT-i tliit licroiittiiu.-('f nt-of Hsary) l u-th
Hair lit -.-toriitirf. To tv hs-l ot the dru-isti. St.
i Mcntlnti llt-ntM.
fulJ t-y all C'hxI Irui:isU.
KKWAUK OF QL'.VK NiSTlit'MS ANU tjI'ArK 1hC
T ll Iml4l Highly onr.-ntr:.UTi Kxtrnrt
cirClUU- I1'"'"" lr all PiM-x-v.tt.t th- l:l;iJlr, Kliik-vs an.l .-Xti- j
j iuo l'r.-i'arr:itiin..'
I !).It is a root unlmiM(Hl fart tlmt Dr. SxrnRb"j If-
viKTn, or l.irvr It'-nnlv, i one of the urt-ittft tit-
iicori.. ki-4.1.. in tit. .11. in'.. Hid rntet iititiirr It lit
Wrn a stu-ly of thn Ir., duriu twfuty yvmt prarlicc,
' t Ct'l wli.tt (:rtj. iitsr orijau, wlieii tli'a.-Hl.cu.- ! th j
j crft'st iiumtuT ' ill or i-airn ; an-J Iiim ronrluhinn m,
j th:il tlie Uvt-T in t!i? rt-ati-fit ri'trulntor of the yt-in. )
' atitl the mof.t !tal-1 lisca.-v : wl.it It if kept fiw f i -nm ,
di!-:f. ( n T;,. ntali t livhit'iia. J:iun!ice, g. iHT
.1 .l. l.ilit. A.. (.I.ila. M. K.ti lt- fr. m nn.
Wc tl"ti r-'ii.'uTti:tln: tt "ur esirH-nn? is that more m- t
or reference to a committee, and contrary to
the common and safe practice of legislative
bodies. It is by these hurried and forced arts,
under excitement, that most of the evil deeds
are parsed and Utile tricks accompIUhcd.
The Seebold case we are assured is in the
hands of the committee. Our correspondent
and readers musl excuse us for the mistake
into which we were led under these
Manccs.
TO FARMERS.
t a ego's solcble alkalis phosphates with
1)ERIJVIA GUANO. Also Super-Phos
phate of Lime of superiorquality. Pure
JVruvian, Chilian and Colombian Guano.
Land I1 aster and other Fertilizers.
Constantly on hand. Soap, Candle. Starch,
Spices, tSalt, Paper liazs, Ac. Also, IJeef
Cracklii.Rs. DIXON & ELKINTON,
No. 40 Sonih Wharves, third store above
ap'Jmt Chestnut St., PHILADELPHIA.
LEWISBURG ACADEMY, j
IIIE Summer Session of this Iustitu-
. tion will commence on j
MOMMY, SGtli Of iprll, 1S5S,
to continue 13 weeks.
All the Brandies of a thorough and Classi
cal Course are taught and Pupils are pre
pared either for College, for Teaching or lur j
business.
The Bible is a text book.
A class of Young Ladies is secured.
TUITION per session of in weeks, including
contiiijrent expenses.
PRIMARY Utadinir. WritiBjc, Drtttwr, Arittim-tiff.
iniDi.Hiii Ili!t..rv, $'no
AIVAM'K1 fc.Ntil.lsll Imll uot nirlu Kl atTc, 0.. U
I.AXiLAUKS, b.KJ
No additional charges; also, no dednctions
except for protracted sickness.
JNO. RANDOLPH.
April 9, I85S Principal
Lewislmri; liank, April7,lS5S.
STATEMENTof ihe IslMirs Rsink
as required by the second sretu-n of the
Aet of the General Assembly of this Common
wealth, approved the Liih Oct. A.D. IH57
A.SUKTS. Am't of Ifilts dirountml gT..H 1 M
Jo Juc fnni Winil Hk of PhilfcJ. bX 1 1
fli du from Crtiiiilry UouLei
tin M anj SilTT 'Jt.U.l t5
do NuU-3 an JChwka on other Bnks.ri.W
$;iy,iTs.si
Lt.miUTI$.Amt of Cirtulatk.n TI,2l.0i
do du- to otlu r Hanks T72
do du iviHitur C3.iM7.4l
I. F. W PrHxk. Cashier nf the LewM-ur- l;nk. ! nmy
that th ib..e atatt-nicut ia forrt-rt to tht? Wnt.if my
uol!irt'. F. W. I'OI.L'K'K, r,sn.
Cworn and luhKrilx-d Ifforw mv, one of th JuitticfS
of th IVaie fur tuion count v.
HUNTER PARtXT, J. P.
A Great Book for Agents!
FIFTY Years in Chains: or, ihe Life
of an AMERICAN M.AVE. VVnl'en
by himself. 4'JU Pages, Cloth, Gilt Ltack.
Price $1.
This ii the title of one of the nv-t Intend? in (ores t
ing biofrai-hieti of tli iy. It in tb tintory of an
AimriraD Ktnve in lh for toutb, mh, ltr two or this-
rnrfcM- and rvcitoturwi, finnllr. an old man, (uul fr
dosi and rt-ft in one of the Northern J"UU-n-
Y liat (he 1'renii Say.
The story In told with frreat niiDt-UrtT. hut with mnrh
powvr and uatlio-. H liovvr Ukns it will find it difficult
t ly it down ttulil it ia liublK-d. Ajf.o.W tra Wash
ington, I. t'.
A narrMtire of real etperii-ner tike the ahnie, wHI
have far more eQV't aitiott utrttt-ry than the intfrtii"Uly
wrought nvl, howT-r true W liU- iu pictures uy hw.
Am. Ittptttt.
Here is a hoitk of fart, Ktranftvr than fcti-n. and a
thousand f.lt mTe thrilling; a aintplf Ul-, f Uh-inx
Oipreittion, revt-aliuj; truly the working of theiH'U
lial institution" in our country. To the ttory-luTiui; we
would My, hr is a aUry worth readio. Jliuie
iitcurti.
A THOROUGH CAN V A?? Kit WANTKD,
In earh rouuty Iu tht free itates, to engage in tho
rale of the abow work iuiuedmUly. Such cn wawly
ckar from
S'0 TO AlOO IT.lt MOTll.
The work ) beautifully printt-d and bund, and U
lnrv ae the hoi-k tbat ll .-rI .-.; hue a we nvau
ti wll at least o.ie in Ntct:& Tii"i-vn fipiu, tlin oh
a'i-titii, w liHTf nixde the retail ri'-e only ON K D'H.LAK.
A f AM Pl.t Ciil'Y of th l-k alii be wnt (.y mail,
piwtair paid, on rif-iit of the price, and our i-rivaU; cir
cular to Agrub, with terUK1, tr. A'Mrf.-a
II. OAVloX, PuhlWher,
3mo Nou Ann irrtT New Vutk.
A Chance to "Live," Again !
tVEVAN! & SNOIHJKAS ate selling
Eura Family Fiour at t,..'S-, and f upetfine
ai
tTT MARRIED j
GET married wlieu von mh, i nly so vn
fallal MFAliliI.N S HRIVVAKK
M OKK.anJ -t ta lirji rate COOK STOVB ai
first ct'Nf, as j waiit tu cluse cut niv si.-k ijl
cook slove-i. JOS. M FAlUI..
Lewibur;, Match 11, 1i."h. I
Dissolution, - - -Notice.
riUin Copartnership heretofore existing lie-
twen the siiljcribers, known as the
Firtn of Uk&vkn, tciR, Marsh 4'v.. has
been this day dissolved by mutual consent,
f.'has. E. Mtirrii having retired from said Firm.
Maich 1, ls-S. TIMS. IIKAKK,
PKrKK I'.KAW.K.
liKMlK.'. MAK.-II CO.,
II A-. K. MoKKlS,
Ull-1 LtVI UikiKK.
REV. DR. CONE.
all thcrelore should pray the Court to decline
the request, for the Legislature has decided
not to have too small election districts."
We FuLuiit Loth propositions to the
consideration of all concerned. !
t"JTlie bill for the sale of tlic remain-
dor of tho State Canals to tho S. & K.
Koad, passed tho House 3I ""t""
tiur iu ti. .ifinuative.
The bill reducing tho prices of licenses,
aud othcrwiso facilitating the sale of li
ipior, passed the House alio, mostly by a
strict party vote.
IZ 'PIIOUSANDS of Copies Already Sold.
L "The Must Remarkable Mfafmfm
of cniiiiuuiti'U oTur from diM-Wi-d, Wxkt than
all other cnum-h rut tni-ftiuT.
Tiikiun lht to lMararrtTt hypolhfi!.!, we have hut to
rliiil n. rvmt-ilv with avliii'li tn i-nrrii-t tliw liver, anil r
have a rure ot nearly all the disrates wo an MiWct to Just lllbiishf?(t. fteW editions l
1-y fimj ly uMnic a ir-Tentative. That the liirf-ornlor the Memoir nf Rt. Spfrt 11. Voxi, O. 1- l r-fr.-d
in sut h a reitittly. is U-yond doutt t all ft ho try it, for i j,T Kamily. 41 pp. I'rno. h-nul in Muilin. I'nut
ita irtuvn are cin-h thai f-r all complaint aricinir from j uu nU(. hitepaoer. Trice Jl j.
iir.r ut-ranfnifiii-i, u m an uniaiiinj remetiy. wmie an
Tho bill rnlaiivft In mililit mail in liar-
recently cr,uircd and was iu rc.sSiou of L, LcKisij and Wcst Uuffilloe pisseJ
John U. Linn, hsq. thellnnse.
the House.
-IIon. James Pollock is elected a I Tho Appropriation
School Director in Millon not quite so j
well paying an office as Governor, but very
' important. Gen. Washington served as
Grand Juror after being 1 'resident. Kx
; Gov. Kilner is often found promoting the
I intercuts of common school iu Cuinbvr
j land county.
t"There is now no npn Slavery Party
iu Kansas. Their lcadi rs are mostly ly. the rart injured was not Titai, ana me
jf expelled vamosed at Washington or l shot were successfully extracted, without
cowed by public opinion. Their only ; ny serious uamage to Mt. otrou
hope for Slavery is by the Knslaving Con
stitution, backed up by U. S. Troops, aud
Ly divisions amon" the Free State men.
Id the mean time, Free State emigrants l,ury named Casper Sowers.
j ore pouring in. Gov. Ieuver docs not j cowers says that the Irishman demanded
3 .. . .r,... ,i ,i -,-:. his money of which he bad considerable
3 attempt to enforce the obnoxious laws, : . . , , , ... .
1.5 , i i on his person whereupon he deliberately
J and the people have the moral power lo tQok anJ BQOt bi . ,he , m, Ja
govern themselves as welt as any people . distance of but a few paces. The Irish
on earth. man denies this story, and asserts that ho
" . -- - - I merely asked him his name. Sowerswas
SgjJTho grounds of the I resbyterian anJ ,0jgcJ ;n jai, . but WM 8ub.
church in this place have been graded J SCqucntly liberated, by a hobcas corput,
aud very liberally endowed with shado ! on bail of $1,200. Farley has since been
i trees, the past week. I in a dangerous condition. Tho leg was
? There is vet time to transplant Shade j gangrened, and will probably have, to be
Bill passed the
House, aud is under consideration iu Sen
ate. A Bank Bill is before the House.
Accident. Last week, Wednesday af
ternoon, while Solomon Stroh and Wil
liam Farnsworth wcro out shootinc pike
a abort distance above Sunbury, tho guo j
in the hands of Farnsworth was acciden-1
tally discharged, and the contents were '
lodged in the body of Stroh. Fortunate'
Siiootinq Case. Last week, Thurs
day evening, Michael Farley, an Irish
man, was shot a short distance below Sun-
a family uiirin. for all di.rapv of tlit. .lomarli ir bow
lt arlnrli ara raufHil iti a arenter or !" .lt;riw tiv liv
er l'raui:-iiieiit. it ia lite afc.t, surest auj worit vllli.-a-
Fits Pits Fits 1
DIl. 11ASCKS VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPILEPTIC PILLS.
Fur the Cure oj Fiif Spasms, Cramps and all
iVeitwij and t'ontitutiunal Disrate.
I)EKSO.S u ho are laboring under this dis
tressing malady will find DX IIANCK'S
VKfJETA HLK EPILEPTIC PII.I,H to be the
only remedy ever discovered for curing Epil-
ertny or Palling f its.
Tbrae riiU por m-iw asperiRr action on the dttouh ys
tem ; and, although thpy are prepared eeii;lly ftr the
purpofj of curing Kil, they are al?K of epecinl benefit
fur all fwroons afflicted with weak uerrem or whose ner
tou nv-'tfiu has ben nmstratfl or ihattcrfd from any
raue hatver. In Chronic Complaint or dresses of
long Rtandinff Puirin-f need by uerroufluew, they are ,
exct-eiliiiKly Iwni-ticial.
I'riee per 1kx. or two loxe rnr 5. Pronout of
the city.enrlojiinff a remittance, will have the pills pent
lii'-m luroupti ine mill lire 01 poMae. tale ny
hKTtl If A S'K. No. luS HALTIMOKK STUKKT. Ralti
tnniv, Md to whom order from all part of the Union
em ut ixuu id wrra a steti p-strait.
Pr.Cnne. late Iartor of the Firrt npti-t llnitrh. rity
fa ROVE II &. RAKCK'S
FAMILY SEWING MACHMES,
405 BROADWAY, Niw York
M CHESTNUT FTKBKT, I'UILADELfHIA.
AaTThefle Marhinofl are now jutty a Imlttcd to be
trie o.-it in ue f-r rmiiy fewint;, iDaKtnpf a new,,
ftrrot;, aud ela-tic stitch, whirh will MoT rip, even it
every fourth stiu h be cut. Circulars scut ou applica ,
tion by Lttcr. Agents wanted. j
Corrrclrd Weekly
Wheat... "Stol.OO K?gs...
amputated, as the only means of saving
life. Farley wag employed upon the
Northern Central Hailway. Huuluri Ga
tie. A new Post Office, named Rauch's Gap,
has been established in that part of Nip
penose Valley lying within Clinton Co.
lie v. Kugcnio Kincaid Las arrived
again at Rangoon. His news from Ava
is that tho liurman Kuipcror is still friend
ly to him.
John M. C. llanck, Esq., has removed
from Mifllinburg, Union Co., to Middlo
burj, Snyder Co. Ta.
The two Presbyterian churches in Lan
caster have uuited in one. A Second
?Btriking and well worthy cf the deepest ! Presbyterian church has been formed in
consideration by those whoso habits aro ! Pott.viIle, of which Rev. F. S. Colt, of
' ot easily moulded. I Rradford county, is pastor. .
:& The next and last of the Course, on ! The Harrisburg papers mention among
Tuesday evening 13th inst., will be by ! the lumber passing down the river this
Jtev. Mr. Fink. Subject: Yuunj Amtr- J spring, several largo canal boals from tho
ftVa'i .VmIcI. ! extensive yard of Frick, Slifer & Co , at
WiLLTAMsroRT, April 7-A "very do-! S in UD'on t'onnty.
itructive fire broke out about half-past StctIcr lte couuterfeitor of coin, who
ithree this morning, which entirely con-1 C6eal'cJ from lho Wiliiamsport Jail, has
-Vitned the largo brick building of Ralph I lcen reenpturcd.
?j:iliott, occupied as store rooms by J. II. I J- Clark. convicted of murder at
"lulmer and E. V. V. Uiggins. A house : nviuc, Las naa a wru oi error granted
: r I? rnr!pa nnmr.i hv ll T..m..!! I to the Supreme Court. Tho case will bo
- and Fruit Trees, if done thoroughly and
carefully. Mr. Linn and Mr. Ludwig,
on tho Turnpike just west of town, have
each a handsome assortment of trees of j
various kiuds. In buying of them, you
aro quito sure of getting what you buy
for, and also that their trees, having been i
pirtially or wholly raised here, are best
adapted to cur soil. j
jairj.Uev. Mr. Mahii's lecture was an j
entertaining and instructive scries of il- j
lustrations of tho effects of Habit, not only
in the animal creation, but especially in
1 Man, mentally, morally, and physically,
i... . r 1 i... 1 i. ..I.:,..
illl COUlXttSls UI j;ouu auu iiauu.-, nuu
2 .. - 1 11 . r .! .1 .
Rye
Corn
Oats
Flaxseed
Dried Apples
liuttcr
60
45
30
1,25
1,50
Tallow ....
Lard
liacon ....
Ham
Shoulder..
10 Clovcrsccd...
8 10
1-2
9
Ui
9
.3,75
MAliltlED,
On tha 1ft in.t. at Ih. Mt. V.TH011 lnu.a, Lwi.liirff,
ha Itrv. It 1 link lioliKKT K UK Valid MiH MAiilAII
1IALI. botb of Uuirlipvillf, l.yroniiUK 10. 1'a.
In l.. wi.l..iri. 1-t int , l.vli. A. K. H. I1, KVAN
FISIIKU of llautille, auj Jirj. MAKTUA MAIITZ ot
Washington vi 1 1...
On tiif &1I1 iii't.at thi- l.nthrran rarKtnaRc.l.-wiiiliurr.
I.v !!. It. A. Kink. JAMKS lureit anil Mlas KI.I1A
IIETII li:VII,l..lb of Ki llyTp.
At the bri.li-'a fall.i-r'... 111 Tioca Co, Ta, 24th lt, hy
Itn.Ilr Jaavrr. IT. AN HKKW J.tltoT.tK ul MiUinburg
and Mi' MAKIA A.SHMtltS.
On thei'J ult. by !! T .1.0.An.rarh,rilIl.ir WKBKK
and li" MAKV llfCTKV. Unh of V."t liniraln. Tp.
DttiJ,
Tn LewUburs, 1st inut, JOHN P.raswr ana of John
aud Anni V lUJrhiS',d 3 year and niuutlu. f ,
i if Mr, wo mm the m-rrowfj of a triend,
Itut now, our "Vn w hare no heart to MOg ;
A la I the lyre that did its flWfctuess It-nd
In siknt uow, and broken every string. R.
In Kelly TjVJ td ult, PAN! KI- WKBSTKR ana of I&aac
and Ann ilolleuWk, aeU V- months and IS da.
Iu Li'wtebur-, Jij tnft, KAUI. eon of Uciiry and Susan
W. tierhnrt. aped 2 year and o weeafl.
(Mi the ult- JA.r. c. aea yvarn,ani on ine -un
S A K A H O. 8Ri d t months both, dauhu-ra of Jacob and
Mntilda l.utz, of ItufTiloe T.
In Uuffahw Tp, '2 th ulL JuIIS VAN AT A IT. arcd Tfi
VT9, 1 1 mo and 2 davP.
tn the :tb ult, A MM ON nn or Solomon and Hetty
Komt, of Kelly Tp. ap-d J yrs, R mtu hi dya.
In Lewi-.burir.'.,4tb ult, LL.IllKTII daughter Of 7o
and Janette Lilly, asd 3 yrt, 6 nios, Uody.
In I- wisbur. lhult. Air A LINK daughter of Samuel
and "hnrlott Itenn- tt, at-d 6 yra, 3 iuoj. iS dv.
In I'lnl.-vl-'ll Ina. on the lt nt . M A 11 V KLI.ABKTK
d.niL'htcr of Win. Van Ucacr ilaii , of Lcwbburg. in tho
15th yearofhr airc
In Center Tp, Snyder Co, the SOlh nit, MARUAUKT
dauffhUT of ltanii'1 .1. IVitar. in her 10th year.
(iu the lnt inst.. l.tMtKliT .S. CI.AItK, iu the 71th year
f Ui? aire, father of H;t. Itr. Jam Clark.
em incut tuidiooary. and one of most remaikuble men of
the present age. llin life wai full ot r-mtiic iiiJ mci-d-nt,
as well as a bright example of Christian virtues;
the volume should fiad a wleume at every fircaide, and
a place In every family library.
Among the numeroun U-Ptiutonial from all sectioni of
the country, w take pleasure in quoting the fallowing:
xoncn or tiis prehs.
"A hKcraphy Of a famous pivacher and man. written
with power and eUnuenca." J'hiladflpttia Antninj aflat.
lr. Cona ivputution a an elo.u-nt and fervent
miuUUT nf the Gospel, an a strong, rlrar, fa roe H thinker.
wa ax-kuowIedgt-4 throughout, the tuiuu." JtttUm
Vavttc.
"Amerieahan produced but f-w m popular preaehers;
his pronaliiillufnre wan unbounded, be wst'iiidtwd a
man of talent, of large attainment in the fK-hol of Christ
a brilliant preaeher, and a noble hearted, zealous Chris
tian philanthropist." Otrutian CwttWe,
r-nr Uoiik'hton Cona. one of those itood anl faith
ful Nrvants whM earetT exfOipIiD'S that surptMiat; ;
Wauty of a ptnine reliiona lif. The work is pmluo
eq lu eh-pint Form, with a superb engraving l Ur t ne. ,
It d'-st-rvtw a place as a standard of Kod works and deeds ,
in all families." -Vie ltrir Jhiily ,. '
4The o!umeis a ntraiht-frward simple narrative of l
the pulilie and private life ef IT. Cne, irom tiH youtu
up to the period of hisdmth- It will Iternad with int-r-t
tr tbaHMMuUMil of th danmn.iatfctK to which lT.
Cone bfloniteil. as wull as by thousands of bis own de
nominational friends aud admirers." Vlvrutuin titer da
ny, fftrtfrl.
s.A Iiteral disrount to the Trade.
JM-SoM he all Itonir mII.
Fnblisher-i anl Booksellers,
No. ;10 Broadway, New York.
If this work ran not bo obUinH at the country
Bookstore, the I'ubluhers will send to any address in
the ( idled Mates a copy by mail jmitpaitii on recrii t of
the pnrf.fl Ji.
NEW HAT, CAP,
LADIES' FANCY FUR STORE.
rrjIKsubscriber,bein?arRACTICAL
JL. iiAT TKIl, rspe.U'ully announces ti the
citizens of I.ewisburg and the surrounding
country, lhat he has jnst opened the above
business, in the new iiore Koom on
Dlarkot St., between Front and 2d,
(next door lo James C'riswell's.) where (je is
prepared in furnish customers with any arti
cle in his line.
I VStrict attention paid to latest Style.
Flnr llatS made to or.lcr. OLD H ATS
repaired at short notice.at the lowest possible
prices for Cash. tj.Mv own work repaired
grulh. JOSEPH tilUSO..
Lewisburj;, April 1, lSSH.
Administrator's Notice.
WIIRRCAS, Letters nf Administration lo
the estaic ot t'liKIJERICK MARSH,
hile of Lewisbtirj;, L'nion county, deceased,
have been granted lo the subscriber, by the
Register & Recorder of said county, all per
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present the m
duly authenticated for settlement to
I'H AS. C.S1IORKLEV, Administrator
I.ewisburg, March l'J, IttfS.
FREE COURSE OF LECTURES,
at Independent Hall.
rpilE I,e ,, KImitk I.llr;ir .tsso
1 C'iallwn would announce that Ihe gen
tlemen named below haye consented to speak
as follows :
K. It. A. FINK do Afril 13
Other Lecturers have been invited, who we
hope hereafter to announce, so lhat every
I uesday erenin? during the course may be
occupied. The Public is cordially invited to
attend. The Lectures are r'KKK, but collco
lions will be taken to defray expenses.
fsDoors open at fij. P. M. close at "l.
when Lecture will commence.
CP" LAST NOTICE,
eauLast Notice.-&a
4 LL persons knowing themselves indebted i
XI. to BKOU.-N & Km K, will pleasui
take notice that all Notes and Accounts not 1
settled on or before fVthe first day of April 1
.. . ...:n i ,.v .i i . , , .
iicaij win uc iru in inc uanas oi j. a.
.Mian L"i(. for collection.
I.ewisburg, March 10, ISM
Dissolution--Notice.
flHE Co-Parinership heretofore ni-tins be- i
tween the subscribers was di.-.si.lved oil '
the 1st inst. by limitation. The Arci tin's aie .
to be settled at the Foundry, and the business :
carried on for the present by John l.il!e. j
WILLIAM fltlCK, I
JOHN I.I1.I.KV. !
Lewisbnrar. Feb. lflfiH
BRICK FOUNDRyToR SAlX '
The suliscriberoifers to sost the
large Hrirk tVumlry at lhr west
4ft.Tvaflhe Wart room. Mlicrt an l tli
Machinery ait.ichril ah a Inrjp amount of
raitenis for Patfiit Rights lr A?ricnlturl
Machinery, Stoves, &r. It i rirartleJ as one
of the best locations fur a Ko!,sa.e business.
The Proprietor's time is w holly nt:roseJ in
annther employment, which is the reason he
j nrsires to uispos-e of thi r utimlry. r , r any
i further pariirular's, aJdres
j WILLIAM narK. rewisbtir-.
j Fvb. Is.W I nu n "... Pa
PUBLIC UOTICE
lt all whom it mav concern That th'
ll.mks of niOU.M ON A M'.NKAL have
bern lefi in mv han.l f.r settlement ani CiA
lection. sr"AII persons failing to call ari l
settle their accounts on or before ihe I t tfav
of April nett w:il be sue.l anJ c.Jlectit n
ni a tie according to lair without limber nMir'.
WILLIAM JONI.S,
Attorney fur Thorutun M .Nual
I.ewisburg, Feb. KS pe
Vj.ti of the j'icf tn Itrlia WIr,
of th ritron. thf ornutr anJ lim :
Thi-y firi f th tratrmni lau h ilitftr J
ty the r-rteit-e in enrh trti'ial clm
1-vt Hit fjii-iirc b tvcl .f Inch I1ii'rt j 'Jjh.
Tlw Caver tf aia; or r'rvn- h t.ran iy,
ft n"D: 'if th lift Diinnl atif -au rutuparo
With Mrs. l't.i-3lAMii.'s Can.ty.
Rich dpifrn. antl fruit?, an 1 wft Mwrr ni t.
jr tlihf It ei'iriiiw tjintv ;
Jfnt th-r jj t -i in ttn 1 tw-1 D"t KT'i.tM,
V-t c-a-'li hfiTe aim!ri r in j-h-ntv.
V ithal th-rv is uont i t tfi-m !aif to cnifb frizc I,
rm th PWfet i-ratnn; chilil t-. tli .ln iy.
A tlf "i.ltt ff L.T., rr-rvh-r Kit liuJ
1 uitcau Mi. IiN -rjin1'U'j CiuJy.
John B. Linn,
ATTOR.!:V AT MW-m Ttiok'
Uluck. Svn'u M it, i.'.?. AiUu
' luhbar. Vau
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
fPIIR Ctplrinerhip beri-tofre eiisiing b
f tvri-en the sulMrnters, known ft the Crm
ol Ui r.rrrprart , Drkib rn Cu ha teen
t'tis .lay iiisolret, by nt'tttial consent, Rtufcti
Snviter having sM n ii.tete-l in aa4 firm
tj lieytrs Amnions. The bit tines will i
eontititieil urt'Ier the same hamtt aal atjl
if ihe former tirm.
J. r. DIF.FFrMrKKPF.il,
I.ewisbnr?, M RTI DKKIliCH,
March 29.Vf. KKl'UK. fc.NYDKU.
AudilorN oflco.
IN the Orphan) t'uiirt of I'niuo Coyntf, in
the matter of the K-utt of MtcuarL
nsw. dereasej :
The Au-Lror appnjntetl to sniit, settle n4
atjut the arrount t Sjnu n 1 Cj'iino.Ailrain
Uirator of the esiaie of Michael tjuiut. dee'd.
and to dispose of exep.ions tiled af atul said
arrmint.wtll meet the parlies interested at hn
otlice in Leu-ibur? in sai l coTintv.cn Ffidiy
April 'J, 195d, at in o'clock. A.M.
W ILLIAM Jt).K3. Aoiitor
W
T
Administrators' notice.
liLRKAS, I.eisers uf A.lminislration
in tiie csia e ..f Mrs.M AKY MOOKB.
late i f Ko!!y tnwn -hip. -eeaseJ, have bceu
duly rantfil lo the Un Iei;neJ, all per.ir
k!i"Wiii themselves indeMcit l( anl cilatai
are requested tu make iintiieiliaia y2)rocnt,
and tho--e having r!a:D!i nua it will resent
lh m tir .rtt'em'-nl tn me.
THOMAS s WEAIK, AJruiaUtratcjf
Milt, n, March, isr.s
i.i:uis imi.mi:r,
r.l lUTD.T and Ll'ILDEK,
1 I.EHISVVKU. PA
I i0:T.ce in t'niversily BuiMing
simm;i. it. iiKmc:,
.tHorney tit law.
iTrH'E en Smh S-enn.1 nrnr Market t.
l.EWlsuiH'.; I'A.
VJA!I rrotesnir'al Bjsiness entrusted
hi cire vcill he faithfully and irouiptly atun
dsd i- spti 11, li;-7
New (ionds.a. Old Stand!
i:ri; L aitTtirient of Dry Good.
wir. -)' L'l'Hitiu .Ilntsii; Cujn, live!
ait'l tues stniat'.e tor lUe season.
IhrJ Warp, Queens UTare, ('roCeiI,..',
6<, FISH, fe., .
all t t which w.ll he si. at prices i mil lh
times. Liberal deductions made for V.'ah!
MTREItiHT A HALC'K.
rutralu X Rr.ads, Xuv. 3(, ls57
LOOK THIS WAV!
xotjci:: xoricf.:: xotw:h
CROC F.RIi:i! Cheap fr r,kr in ' T AVING jUt rt,lirI1P,l HtJ
exchange for Country Prodnce. ( all and .ee. ' J - Wllu an unuaiiy larse Mock andw.il
4m-aaa,WM iTcailte
in inlurmin" her numerous friend that she
has recently retiited her pirlurs. and is ouw
prepared to furnish H E CREAM, l.'AKE and
rl.KEl'! K!.KKIE!S to such as may favor
her with their custom.
IV Parties supplied at the shortest notice
and on reasonable terms.
tlso consumed. Kiliot's loss is it. at
'911,000, cf w hich $5,000 is covered Ly
Insurance. Fuluier'n loss $ 1 8,000, iuur-
d for $13,000. Iliggtn,loss 1 to SOOUO.
argued at Harrisburg 7th May.
So it Goes. At a meeting of Demo,
crats, facld iu Milwaukie, last week, Hon.
James lSuchaoan, .'resident of the Uni-
Ccutisbura t'ilcrurn Association.
MEMBEIt.S of the Association arc hereby
notified thai an Assessment of Two
and a Half per cent, has been made, to meet
current expenses. It is necessary thai it he
paid into Ihe treasury on or before Satur
day, the H'th of this month.
By order of Executive Com.,
April 9, A. M. LAVV'SHE.
FIRST OF THE SEASON!
T SCIIREYER ft SON have just re-
J ceived their slock of Iew
Sl'lUXG AXD Sl'MMER GOODS!
which ihev are scllinc very chean. . Tlaoa
who buy for Cash arapwicolarly invited to
call. - i-'ipru i, ii3!.i
jfcr WANTED naUEDIATELY
3D00 BUSHELS CORN!
m 2,000 BUSHELS OATS!!
500 BUSHELS RYE!!!
For which a fair price will be paid in Cash.
Inquire at the Flour and Kccd Store.
Ap.Swl EV A.NS& FICHTHORN.
To Tax Payers.
TIIIIE schools will soon close in Lewisbur-r,
and it is absolutely necessary lo pay the
teachers. It is almost a year since I have
had the duplicate, my time for making settle
ment and paying the balance I owe will soon
expire. This is lo notify all that arc in ar
rears, 'hat I shall call on all persons, between
now and the IDtli of April, as after that time
I shall issue legal precepts without respect of
persons, as I am determined my account shall ,
be settled within the time the law prescribes.
A. KENNEDY, Collector.
March " 1858.
Ailmiiilstralor's Xollco.
Executors' Notice.
TOTICE is hereby given, that Letters Tes
X 1 tamentary on the last will and testament
of JAMES SIMOXTON S, late of Bujlalijo
undersigned, by the Register of L'nion county,
ia due form of law ; therefore, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate,
are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having juM claims against the same
are also requested to present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
S AMI.' EL B.SIMONTOX,
BE.NJA.MI.N CHAMBERS.
March 9, 185S Executors
HEIRS OF NANCY KATHERMAN.
TTMOX COUNTY SS.
MRS. LlENORM . DIE'S,
one duor west of I'rick's Foundry
Lewisbur?, March 4. lsj.S
DR. II. JAMES'
i:lracl ol ( iinn.iltN Indl a,
Alcoholic iTKfaratit'D rrm th- leave uu-ruJ fri-iu
Clt.uti.;
10ft THE MvUH4SENf tritE t'f
c o x s r yi i t I i x,
Diioxt-iiiTis, Asthma, Cui'iiiis. t'oi us.
NEKVOI S DEUII.H V. Ac.
Price, -J per boltle
. 7ftene eeijuine without "Dr. II James. i
for sale by J. Sc J. WALLS
3iu?ii Sole Agent. Lewihnuri;
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
m.m to the Miena of t.nion county, gree-
I '"s: Notice lo ''ie heirs and legal
) ' 'S representatives of ici KaTHta-
mas, late of Hartley township, ile-
ceased, lhat an Inquisition or Partition will be j
held on the premises of the Heal Estate of!
the aforesaid deceased, on SiTmnir.lhe itlth
day of April next, at 10 o'clock A. M., at '
which time and place you may attend if you j
see nroner. .Notice is therefore herehv eiven
in Tobias Katherman: Timolhv Kathcrman J p1""""'
. j , r...vlwn
As'ilsnre'' Aolirr.
OTICE i hereby given lhat the under- i
signed are duiv appointed Assignees ol '
AaaauAX AstiKM, of White Deer Twp. All
persons knowing themselves indebted cither ;
by note or biok account are requeued to
call and make iintnediate paineut. an.t those
having claims against the same aie hereby i
nolilird lo proeul l!it in diilv antheiitreteil ir
settlement. K. I.. II A I I IKLI, i
M M. L. KITTEK. i
New Columl in. Feb. IS.'.S.wti Assn.-tit es ;
Lackawanna k Bloomsburg
RAILROAD.
ARRIVALS AM) iikfjKTl : .AS Of TRAtXS.
at'lec'.ed, atid am now prepared to sill goods
lower man ran t?e bought elsewheia ou this
! side cf Philadelphia.
, Hardwa're ! Hardware!! Hardware!!!
-aiU ailt Locks. Latches, Hinge
Screws, ;ins. Putty. I'.onts, Oil in fact
rtcry tiling you may want to build your
; self a lirst-rati house or tarn twenty par
cent, lower than ever Leior. Tki wa .'
i 7'.''. rivi ' .'
CAKPEN TER?. here you can get the ctle-
brated Creenueld Planes, Spear & Jackson's
i hand, tenon and rip s.iws. Butcher's. Qealty'a
I and B:adv's Chisels and Plane Irons, patent
, and common, llr.irr-s. Brace- Bills. Anrera.
i llamond '" Hammers, Ac.
i Blacksmiths' Iron I fill A IKD.V- ALL
j KINDS Bar. Scollop, Tyre. Oval, Round and
! Square Cat Steel, Spring nnd English Steel,
i Vies. Anvils. Hollow. Screw Platea. etc.
HiilVKKtKI'KKst Ti.ble Knive anJ
Forks, Carvers.Sji. rns, Kettles, Lamps. I a:t
Jl.-lifc.. (' T.-e Vill. oil -i. tl,.. S1llt.. ',m. 1. !. .t-.
HAI.I. I'tt'F-K .u w.ll tit.J all I li al-rw a rt a
irri-al many ui.-rw at tiia U iv 05 I. M tt i.
, j.-.-ii 11 vi .:;!...
tn tlic uta 1'it ic in MunJ. Ll a l.-m iat. Pa.
rm 11 .1 1'.' in. 3 h u r
I'xtKeCH r1f 't ( fir and Til.jruA Pjh .
lIO ItiKI Rt
.:. x v 1 : c r i o x i : n y .
IUE stib-.crilT resnectt'ullv tal.ea this rne-
.vr.i ro.v.i
Ltavii
Rupert
(.oliiS orlli.
I
ho resides in St. Josephs county. Michigan ;
Barbara, who intermarried with Solomon
Kalhennan. who resides in Ihe State ol Mich
igan; Hannah, intermarried with Henry (.'us
wcit, who resnUs in l'nion county, Pennsyl
vania; Sophia, intermarried with Michael
Handel, and resides in Xittany Taller. Penn
st Ivauia ; and Lucinda, inleriaarrted with
Irter Snyder, who resides in Perrysville,
Mifllin county, Pennsvlvania.
DANIEL I. Ill l.DIN, Sher lf.
Sheriff's Oificc, Lcwisburg, March 5.
HEIRS OF PETER KAUFKA1V.
UNION lOI NTY SS. f
The lummonwcalih of Pennsylvania
to ihe Sheritf of l'nion county, crec- (
i ting: olice to the 'irirs and Wzl .
i L' s J r-prescniaiivcs of Pktir Kai fya!. !
s., late of Hartley township, (now Lew-'
is) deccaseJ, that an Inquisition or Partition
will be held on the premises oi the Keal Ks- 1
tale of ihe aforesaid deceased, on Pbidat. the l
S3J day of April next, at 10 o'clock A. M., at !
which tune and place yon may attend if you
see proper. Notice is therefore hereby piven j
to Daniel Kaufman, who resides in Katun
Limv KitlKfl
itt-rw irk
Bearb llnTt-n
, Shk-k-tnnnT
J llunlcck tl'm k
I Ntintirok
! rijtmoutU
I kiilctoa
LLAVe
j M'tomiiii;
'Mt IH.wUo
' I'.tt-ton
t AkKIVK AT
! The XewVi
.Vie I :.rk
INI A M
Arr.iin ii
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11 Ihl
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I tr. pai
in j..
C iil
8
r, in
C- il
county, Michigan; lUnry, who resides ire j x"riiio
Wheatly county, Indiana; John, who resides i i.,;.v",Bna
in Stiinnnt county. Ohio; Jacob, who resides l'ini, n
in M,reer eoiiiitu. Peniisvlvnnin . IVlr rim W,st lilttrn
irsmes in oi.ua kuuiuv, .iiio , iiiidiii, wild
resides in Union county, Pennsylvania; Es
ther, who was married lo Daniel Mover, and
is now a widow, and resides in Stark county,
Ohio; Catharine, intermarried with Henry
Sanders, and the issue ol' the lollowin? named
children, who are dead, to wit: llannali, who
In ro ,i, : I . : no ,i
rl Vail Train connects uu ii,c
Express ;.iiir Ka-t on the l'tluwate, Lacka
wanna A; W estern Kailroad.
Arrive iu New York at 7 l." P.M.
do Philadelphia by Caiudcn& Ainhov
Railroad at ill P.M.
Fare mm liujstrt I" A tc lor.'.-, it.
The Accommodation Train N..ith conm n..
at Seranton with the Kxpress Tiain wcl t.n
tlic 1). L. K. Railroad.
(.oins: South.
!. '"O'' ol.
b uo A.l.
8 "j
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NiYVUl'. is llrTl'llV "il'Pn tliit I Piters was '"'"married with (.corse Slcer, and is
UH . , J . ow dead, lcavintr the followinK children.
l.. V',TuTT"n r"w "''J ' i """-ly Daniel. Peter, and Mararci, who
KLAVEI. CI.AKK, late of Kelly I p I,,,,,,,, u.,, K hrajm LuI1 an"d u '
Firici' loss S1000. Tie property of L'p- tcJ ttatc-"' wa3 out J
4egraff i Winegardcn aud of Jacobs Has ,' the mo.-rattc party.
ved ly the utmost exc rtions. Joseph 1 h0 -'eul'y appoiutea l ostmastcr at
Wondcrly and dcorgo CM, who slept
. vcr tha store, barely escaped (Ucy were
' iken out by means of a ladder. 1'ul
er'i store was the largest ia the town.
! the whole loss is estimated at S10.0l.i0
if wbich over one-baif is covered by insu-:
fui.1.. iuciv am au7'iviuua iui iuc urC
as caused intentionally.
VTiLLiAMsroiiT, April 8. A young
lau
irned to death in a boat which took fire,
n night, at Montoursviilo. Ho bad
n aa'.eep in tho cabin, and Lu Lmlv
,
w ourncd to a crisp.
ana
t
tbiciga was a I'ouglas man, anu lias
bceu retnoTcd fur a liuchanan man. Ditto
at Columbus ditto, ditto, many places.
The SurJcr Cuuuty Journal f- Timtt
Las been removed from Middleburg to
Selinsgrovc.
Ir. Charles Marr, of Milton, Las
removed to Seranton.
1 .. . 1. . .4 1 M-Jn i A
hy the name of Henry Ititzey was 1 r . . , ,, . ,
. ... . e ; hre to the down Hall in Jersey Shore.
II. Dayton, of New York, has publish
ed a Life of tho Missionary Kincaid,
written by RC7. Alfred S. Patton, of Ho
boken, N. J.
Almost every day, sonic cheating "Gift"
WM. II AYR?, M.D. A. V. MKTI.KRT, 1I D.
DRS. IIAYGi & MEYLERT,
I'lij'Kiciaiit & SurfcronN.
tlTReaidcncc of Dr. Hites 8. W. corner
oT Market and Water streets.
IT?" Residence nf Dr. Mutlcrt Market W
of Fourth St. north side, immediately adjoin
ing Ilrown s new store.
Dr.Meylert respectfully refers to the follow
in pentlemen :
l-rof. W. II. Iu m r-, M. T.
do Viixstixe Mott, M.ll.
do J"iix W. I'atrra. M.l.
do Jon? T. MrTCAl-rr. M. D.
Ju.t--a W M. Jrscp. I.L l,
do Patio Wiimot
do .Iohji N. C'STSr.HAia
CI II. W. Sc-ito-i
Rev. IIowasb MausiM, P.P.
Lswisburg, April l,lS8
Kc York City
do
do
do
Moalrtve. Pa.
Toaan.ta
Wilk-a-llarra
perantoa
Lewiabarg
county, dcceaseil, have oecn granteii lo the
iindersi-;ned by the Register of l'nion county
in due form of law ; therefore, all persons in
debted to said estate are requested '.o make
immediate payinent.and those having any just
claims are also requested to present thcin le
gally authenticated for settlement.
W. C. LAWSON, Administrator.
Milton. March S:, CS59
fcg-Some fine salmon were caught by j
Union County Appeals for 1858.
TaTOTICE is hereby given that the appeals
on the Assessments of the different dis
incis in and for l'nion county for Ihe year
1358 will be held at the Commissioner's ollice
in I.ewisburg, lo wit :
For Limestone, East Buffalo, West Buffalo,
f.ewis.Milflinburg and New Berlin on Thurs
day, 15th April next.
For Hartley, Buffalo, Kelly, l'nion. While
Deer and I.ewisburg, on Friday, the Hith of
April next.
At which lime ami place ail wno may leel
themselves aggrieved by the valuation made
by the Assessors may attend if ihey think
proper. Assessors win oe punctual in remr-
r. Leonard, last .., ;,.. l.,l. ' l,.i,.,l.,,.. ; I r.,l .. : :.:
Aarg dam ; some of them weighed twdve ! The Wyemiua Historical Socictv ii iu
KbAyu,. fu:i -rrn-i .u at Wi!k?s Parrt.
TV G. EVANS & TO. Iiave removed
JLi their rinur anil Fee! S(re to; ning their AssessmeutsattciHiin; said appeals.
the stand recently occupied by ilrown Mer-,
ncr, on Market street, where theyare plad to :
see a'l their old customers and as many nnr
rms ":;M. ( pril 5, '69. ,
JACOB HUMMEL,
WM. RULE,
R. V. B. LINCOLN'
C"ninisi"nrrs' UlEtc, March
Cemm'rs
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widow, and Iletfy, who is married to Samuel
fsiively--lhese all reside in Union county
aforesaid, except Hetty, who lives in Stephen
son county, Illinois; Sarah, who was married
lo John Vohn, and is now dead, leaving ihe
following named children, to uit: Peter, who
lives in Stephenson county. Illinois ; Solomon,
who resides in Centre county, Pennsylvania;
John, who died soon afler Ihe aforesaid intes
tate, leaving two children, Peter and Julian,
who reside in Stephenson county, Illinois:
Margaret, married to Henry Fausi, who re
sides in Logan county, Ohio; Susan, who is
married to Jacob Faust, and lives in Stalk
county, Ohio; Elizabeth, who is married lo
William Ueachler, and lives in Union countv
aforesaid; Sarah, who is married lo Alexan
der Ucnfer, and lives noi far from Tillin.Ohio;
Hannah, who is married lolieorge Beachler;
Margaret, who is married to Ira Kinman, and
lives in Stephenson county. Illinois ; and Es
ther, who is married to Robert Taylor, and
lives in Union connty aforesaid.
DANIEL I). OUI.D1X, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, I.ewisburg, Mareh 5, ts;.9.
Dr. I. Bregijer Dr. J. F. Harvey
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with ihe Mail Train ill Knptrt quit: Kasi ai
I 10 P.M. fr ';u.iM tNv.i,,n i,hi,.n.l' ii-vfl'.-.
KceiiJin At. airii in ai rttila !. at V P.M.
Also uiih Mail Train ;-i rt at 3 V.M U r
iKinviil, Milton. IIcsci.k1i to I.ewisburg.) '
.Miincy, tl!iamiort anI hluiira. i
V&se ncr rs bv I V.M. J'rain &'ing Xrw4 can '
lake the 11 P.M. Express Train Ynr Klniira
and the H'est.or lude at Ult'omvlmr? an. I rake i
.1. - at fa f I.L .
uic .i. 'i. i rain cciu r.dM, arriving ai i m
ladetphia at I'Z o'clock noun.
Paswncer for Harrhhttrg direct will take
the 1 V Mail Train (I P.M.)gi-in Sotiih. con
necting at Port tin ton with the Dauphin A:
Susqurhanna R jilroad.arnving at Harri.brs
ai I o'clutk noon of next .!av.
P J I.EAVEUKTir. pl
csrranlon. J;n 51, !: 3n7Ci
i I thf J iu inl.xrfi I he riiiu n el I.e visbar
and vicinity in central, and the Ladies in par-
ticulai. that he ha- p neJ a ltakrr iintl
! lll' lionet n Mai ket street, in Mr.
Braver liuitdms, w her he uitt be ready t
1 supply ail uho nn.y iavur him with a calif
wiiii the I'pt of everv:hit?r in ht !;r. bu-
; $nir. ;KEAI I AKKS and ( O.NKKC
' ; TlllERY on hai'.l at all time. Being? a
' practical Maker and Ct-nfectioner O r I'pvrar.U
ol" twentv-tive yt it.he jV. 1 cor.fi-irni that ail
w ho favor htm wi'U a r3i i r give hin. a uhJ
h.tll not be dapptMtiteJ. Weddings and
P.iriies supp'it'tl nt lite ih- r-t ni'tice. on iha
niot rea.'iial lo term. l ioiti t-fitlrt
! mental Work kue tr or-'tr.
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uh-n de-iM.1. rHAKl.ES liKINEH
l.e wis burg, Oct. 7,
NEWOODS!
j f PIIE riair to Imv (UhK i-hrap !
; I ii!i(.s .v .tzi:i.
: li' leave M announce i, liie pul-iic 1:1:1: tlit y
have opened a larje and coni i, e sti ek cf
; PALL AND WINTER GOODS,
embraciiiu every variety I.adip.au IGiti'i
, SinnnoT wear - -iieh as i ioih-., t'aiipere.
I. nun ''ib, Vcstin-j, f iiiirhains. ra'ie e,
t .ilks, IVra'j' S, Perae IK-Iauie, frhal!,
i l awii. Mti- Iiris, a tarze a'T'mect of KM
OKolbKKlKS ol all kinds,
j liotiu If tfx, tnui Cops,
a! i a larse a-.'r!:ncr.t id CAKPETi,
( Jf AI.T, n.-Il. .t . a!w;on lsoi.
j Farmers und llonstkrepers
a' ri."t f iIH ittxiTi'l " fm'n rnr i int. v.t f
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WALLS
William Jones,
ATTORNEY at Law. CiAkc linns !
iV rroinrtlv a"nded to. OiKee en Scuih
Second St., reeer'ly biHf Hiclolr. Kq.
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h.i.iu.lm ih' h.:id times aa 1 liiii.ic
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have received and ar' n.,w ep.-tiin .; i::n
nally Uie and wr ',1 -electrd Mm
KAI.Ii ANU U'INTKU Ci'OI.
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; plain. black an.l lancvl'ai-iuieirs.a heauufii
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si'U.wv r.oons
j ef pfrt aariely an4 rtvk al a flte Faleelia 'I
Hardware, (,r ekxsw a kf.
C'f.iar am Viii.wavc
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