aTi rr . r ! " . ri.. .. .1" ! B.iViiTlll.:iiVI(rrORY.-Tlie I'nioji County Court Proclamallou VLu&.a !
iVmil': Tttnt d ,rfltMlll l'-.. ll...l.l in il,r V.. Rr...l.H.nn.a. niid Americans of New j ATTHEREAS.the Hon. ABM S.WILsO-V Xiedl JClwlrtLWohvTOTICEi, hereby
.-lWWUU VHUUIUU. " "' r T.,,1.,., I.,r I IV President Judge for the Stub Judicial i - 1 1 thai tbe Km.. of
JLU i Wg. provocations a re MO0 , 1 or t; wj.ia-v - S. ; Strict f P.ni,l..i. composed f the ; c,, ; ..muel Kuieliu.....
o. N. v.-curr;. 4. J. ::. cc.ji.14us. 1 10 the WOlid, however, Wlilv.ll 6CCS in , anu ciucten uuwu a. " counties of Union, Mifflin and sny.ler, and ; raiuauio iuu ii cam. arc lh(, euure aul,
TTo -fi.
..-. .....
ircuUt!'.:
" U'M. Till I.'ii!r ""..j O'xi-ir,
tlf v' ' --.., ha the tarr. iuid brat
, .iV News-:jr iu I'nu'O County.
Frorltini, national; Slavery, sectional!
President's Message.
Since th utler defeat of President and in contemplation of the fact that iu t'bla cityi .ni b,.en very hospitably re
r.ni:hauan ond his party, in all the the mind and heart of the Nation are teived, though without any special evi-Nortlirep-eseiiting
two-thirds of the1 so little effected by them. Our only i donees of enthusiasm as yet. lie p-iyn a
Uninri there lias been a general le- hope is in Him who moulds all events visit by iuviiation, to the St. Charles The
hire to hear what ho would siy on the ' according to His sovrcign will. atre ibis evening, and to-morrow will give
subject. We have therefore I icen at ' In relation to National finances, a formal reception to his friends.and ilmse
considerable extra cost to pive his i the President gives the denial direct who may aish to pay him a visit. Pre-
-Message in iuu to our reauers, ana
have sent it (or send herewith) the
Mersage to nil who wo suppose have
not previously obtained il.
It will be seen that the President
dent
the
nowhere alb: l?s to the results of
Elections ! llie Only federalist 111
tiie Presidency since John Adams, he
betrays an Utter contempt for the pop-
ulTdLfi-:ons such as 110 o'd Federal -
Ul-ruuij.f ill!., SUCH aa no O.u Ltutrai
jst ever exhibited. I here is uot a
crowned lie:: I in the worli who would nuhtcturers to the disadvantage ol our j p0sed liuchanan's despotism towards Kau-; wecith! 1.N1EL U. ;ri,DiN.siienii'.
fo . ontemi.tuously ignore existence , own, stimulated all that expansion in tlie iast ses,jn 0f Congress, died.ou j . ' "
of sovereign power in llio Peoiile as. we bought far too much the balance, Wedi,e6da of last week, at his home, in ! ,ssile Llst fl,r eC- lcrD1' 1&J8
IJuchanan does, lie does not profess : of trado turned heavily against us ! , . , , . - f ' Samuel Orwig v I. Johnson & Co
i .i .i .l.ii i i i I linota. Ho bad been suucring tor souie M.ch a, w ..Iier vs Frederick Holender
to be tho sr.i.VAM of the voters but i and ihe crash, so long predicted, was ; . . . , !; , i k u .
n i - si - i ir .i , ,, ' . , ' 3 r ...... 1 time from ciutumrition. A. am Schreck el al vs John Koland
in all his -Message gives himself the! awfully severe at last. A rcconimen- lr "' 1 ' . , . . n,,j i,h., n,,i r.i
air ot a mastei:.
It is true, as he says, that compara
tive peace now reigns in Kansas.
Iter people arc peaceable, and intelli
gent ; they have next to no !overn
iiiunt at all ; but they are accustomed
to ki lt'-grnu'iimoiit ; and peace will
exist until LSucIiuunn ami his party
ritlcinpt some sew seliouc to enslave
Kansas. The violation of the Mis
eouii coinproiu.se
ihe
invat-icn
of i
the Territory, and the stuiliug of her
ballui. bi.xts time after time, by the
Horder Kufiians the sackii'g ol her
towns, anu iu; pillaging oi nor iar
mers, by U. S. Troops and the pro-
tec lion of the authors of all the long
liou of the authors of nil the long
talogues oi oul.'ure and murder by
l I i .. .1 i '.,- I
j lerritonal uud Cieneial (jocrn-
:i.ts these were the causes of all
catal
the Ti
the troubles in Kansas. 1 ha people
the real settlors resisted the efforts
1o enforce Slavery upon ihcm ; and
they acted nobly, and ritrlit in so do
ing. ' If this be treason, make the
most of it." All the dark aspersions
of lSiivhanan fc Co. can not obscure
or distort tho facts of the case,wliich
History will present iu their true
light.
It is impossible to follow the Presi
dent ia all his suppressions of impor
tant truths and his assertions of black,
blistering- iahsehoods ; and we have , he favors a Southern route) complete
such confidence n the intelligence of his home suggestions and every one
our readers, that we bilLvc it would : calculated for the Slavery inter
im unnecessary. A criminal on tho est. The whole scope and design
gallows, accusing the witnesses, defy- ami gpirit of the Jlessago is for the
i'ng the Judf--ail(1 perverting every ; one ''Sectional" power; nothing dis
circunistance, is as disintivtstt:? iu j tinctly "National," nothing for the
his declarations as is Uuchanan in.Xorth! nothing for the East! noth-
trymg to defend hinsci and party in jng for the mighty West, except as
this Oiant Crime of the Aye. j ljuked with some Pro-Slavery scheme!
'!:i'al,xafil.,r,,lt-1 c'tt-a'!ntn,"iina'thcbe1s"liIsno"ve there
oilier Voi tls, that Congress must pro
tect Slavery in the Territories, even
i!rainst tho acts of the Territorinl
Wislnttire is tho NEW STEP
FUK SLAVERY predicted and pro
luised. It is directly in the teeth of
DovuLAs' doctrine that a Territorial
Lcgislatnre can- ubolich Slavery. We
shall sec whether Douglas will com
plete the degeneracy of his submission
l.y yielding this last point, or whether
he tvill stand up liku a man and light
it to the death.
Notwithstanding Buchanan's party
at the North beforo the Election
everywhere took the position that
Kansas should be admitted aslave
States have been without regard to
population, it will be seen that Bu
chanan now stands with the South on
that issue, and requires over 00,000
population and ft census taken, prior
to admission. This is of course de
signee to keep Republican Kansas
fi oui the :teriiood of States as long
as possible, and in the meantime con
trive fome tie plot to entaugle her.
But the President docs sot intend
to npply the same rulo to Oregon,
which with a Doughface Governor i
and U. S. Senators is knocking for
admission. Her population is less
ihan that of Kansas, but then she is
Pro-Slavery Democratic, and the Pres
ident und "his party with !ie hand
will try to keep Republican Kansas
out. and get Democratic Oregon is I
Tho spl Midid victory over Urigham
Youni, sud his tribe who obtained
ail their po-.ver 1 y Democratic conni
vance riTi.i jiiiiuleiicc is n.;uc;c-iuty
inao-n,cd : and so is the
lloodl'j?.j !
termination of tho attempted alarm
about the right of search.
Mr. Buchanau distinctly asks a
larso sum to purchase Cuba, which
lie says we h.u-i have at sonu time, at.
some'iate, for 'sc'f-p.ei-crvation," and
is evHonily a:.xiou:; to pick a quarrel
with Spaiu as tm excuse. Tho audi
tion of an immense Lord'.-of ignorant,
besotted Catholic mid Slaves, is of
course a palpable Pro-Slavery move
ment, but Buchanan rceoui mends it
as an Anti-Slavery fchemu decidedly
the greatest joke of the season 1 Ad
ding millions of Slave Territory at
the price of an cnoiiuous National
Debt for tho sako of putting down
Slavery, is a rich conception I
Tho President also wants another
slice of Mexico, (for the same reason,
doubtless !) and will do what he can
to get a few uorc Sluvo States, there,
Tcxns-faehion.
The Cllibustering expeditions and
ctTo'ts of Walker, Ci abbc, Crittenden,
nnd thousands of their mistruided vic
tims, against portions of Spain and
Mexico the secret agents und the
diplomatic representatives of our
i-ouutry, who have for ten er fifteen
years keen creating all the trouble
they ptiHeibly can with thote countries, '
us a reason for llie land-swaling, ot- j
all an unmitigated persevering pros- ptroller, ny 4HUU or smiu iii;ijoii-; p,i.,r RlltndJ!wSlxnaTl!lt.q.,As3o
titution of alfthe National power and ty ! A determined, united effort can ciate Judges in Union county have issued iheiri
paSgcfor tne'exLsion of Slavery -it down misrule even iu New York r,,X,
la a Southern direction. j City. Orphans' Court.Couri ol Common Pleas Oyer;
The soul 6ickcn3 in view ot the , Xtw Ouleans, Pee. 3 Senator Dau
I extent and turpitude- of these schemes 1 . .,..,,, :..a h hi Wdv. has arrived
; to those papers and speakers wuo so
: recently arsrued that our hard times
! were all the result of the small alter -
ntini.a .nn.ln l.ir ll.o Tn riff nf 1 S.ri7. I Fe
I gava truly "The Tariff of 185" An. no
i au'vu u in 'that remit." His idea that
1 J1 y . . .
; bank expansion IS tUC CAUSE Ot all, 19
1 rmU- irr-tlino- the cart before the horse:
! the pushing of lower-pliccd goods Oil
! our nnikets thro' the free ware-homes'
. ouruiaikClS.U iro ino lrcc wait uuh..ij .
; which store the fabrics of foreigu ma-
.!..:, f 1.1 l"l,; .liuilrlnn rf !
....... i r
uatioii t.u iuu viu 4v..iv --. .
speciuc duties, is the only favorable :
indication on this topic. We have no !
belief that the Slave Power will per
mit any relief for the antagonist inte
rest of Free Labor, which must work
a complete change of Administration
before the Protective policy can be
reinstated.
The Treasury is by no means in nr.
aging condition The pavincnt
.oa,.s-the Wars, past or pre-;
of ihe
! meditated and the other schemes ol
plunder devised by the ruling power,
Hould largely swell onrindebtcdncs, J
iijiaina "iu laics oi pu.siaKi.,
not be iKipular. Uettcr abolish the
franking prmlcgc.extravagaut allow-1
i ;
auces, and uuneecssary service.
On the question of re-opening the t
nnestinn nf ro-nnpnino- the !
Foreign slavo-trado, Mr.Iiuchanan, in
his nroncr treatment of the " Echo's-' i
Cailtives. evidently Sides WltllVirginia i
and those other States in which slave ;
breeding is the most proutablc busi- proposals for ml the work on the L.acka
ncss. These oppose the bringing in of j wanna and liloomsburg Kail Koad, io mile
slaves direct from Africa, becauso it
would reduce the market value of all
their own human cattle.
The recommendations in favor of
Arizonia, Utah, and tho District of
Columbia, and for the Pacific Kail- j
road. (lor wiueii it is wcu uuuersiooa ,
must all our legislation, all our mon
ey, be directed I
fif Ihe fint movement made in the Xa
tlonal Senate is totcard$ tlavery aijitatiun.
Mr. Hunter, of Va., Baid he should oo
'ftfesday move to take up the till lo pay the
owners of tho slaves in the Spanish brig
Armistad, who twenty years ago arose,
under Cinqaa, freed themselves from their j
-l.:-- - - i . . 1 : . . v .1
euaius, anu cic laucu iniu .mouiiu
port. This of course is designed to bribe
Spain in the Cuba game now openly com
menccd. Mr. Seward objected to singling
this out from among more meritorious
claims, but Hunter carried by 24 to 19.
Now commences an effort to pay foreign
ers, from our exhausted treasury, for tbc
slaves Who won their liberty twenty years i ani hair-breadth Vape amon? savage beasis
ago! I and more savage men. Dr. Livingstone was
Mr. Gwin, of Cal., gave notice that he a,lone (r unattended by any white man) trav
' , , eling with Alrican attendants.among ditrerent
should sood call up tbe (Southern; raciDe tr,bes and nations, all strangers lo him, and
Railroad Bill. j many of them hostile alti.zether forming the
. , . , - j .j ,
..11. llillL, Ul 41. J') .(IIL1U upuu .
causiio review of tho l'resident'a Message, j
In the House, Mr. Dcwart mJo a did I
tion townnls protection for coal and iron,
ke. (Too late, liil'y, as the Scotchman I
eating raw egga said to tbc chicken which j
chirped just as it was guiug down bis ;
gullet, ' You epuke too late. )
Mr. Curtis, of Iowa, introduced a bill
for the cons'ruclion of a Central Pacific
Railroad Bill.
Good and bad. A very important
election fur U. S. Senator, in South Caro-
"n!li as resulted io the defeat of the
rampant nullifiers, Kcitt &, Co., and the
election of Col. Jtiincs Cbcsnut, who is
called a " cOLrvalivo" on the Slavery
question. Gov. Hammond gave him bis
ii flui-oce. This rel-ult? to sectionalism is
tlio Lut Led of Xullificatinriism, proves
that the sagacious men ef the South see
that they arc pursuing their gime too far,
and are endangering the very existenco of
their idol. This is a good sign.
John Letcher, of the Ilantcr and Bu
chanan party, received the Democratic
nomination for Governor of Virginia.
This is defeat of (be Wise and Douglas
wing, somewhat unexpected, and indicates
: in tinned slavery agitation and aggression
which is a bad sign.
WTho Arijut seems to think the Eng
lish Echeixo fur enslaving Kansas is ia a j
, . , . .. . j. ,
bcalth, condition, notwitb.tandicg be and
Deany 11 dui quuo an iob i.unuera xum-
ccracy ctuowoed it before tbe Election,
and promised to admit Kansai without re
gatJ to population. Defeated bj 10,000
majority, people generally thought it waa
a " .tone dead dog." If tbry want to
try it again, tbe People of Kansas are
ready fur it in any ibapc tbe foul tbing
may comu.
LEW1SBUBG CHRONICLE
parations are on 1001 tor a omnw "-
distinguished guest the chief movers in
; which are the lire-euting friends of 1 lerre
. Soule a tood tiuiiibcrof W bigs and some
Americans. The Peuiocrals, or adherents
"f luo present Admiuistratiou, propose to
l.i i :. t t tl.A .IV.. n, ,nr
, 'I - '
: other luovenienta in couuection wnu wie
(J'll'C Bllllll II II (II HID IIUaH wm.j
"L,,,Ie G'"nt-
MT-Thc Hon. T. h. Harris, of Illinois,
va. " .....
who heroically aDd with great ability, op -
i I .... ... il i. Aim .. nnioor ix
fjCD. Mm. It. K
.1
tol-ongre- from l.erks county, by
J''J "'' ,h" I
UVU. tl IU. XI. iVLH", v,,s. ... ws,. t
Democratic candidate an Opposition giin :
f 450 since the Oftober election. The '
I'uinsylcmiian Bays Gcu. Keiui is a rcgu
lar lilack Republican. !
Montreal, Pee. 2. Navigation is
closed at (his poiut. The steamer Iioston !
arrived nt ltousses Point nineteen hours J
from Burlington, Ireakiug tho ice for ten
,ulU, Sho is probaMy tho 1-st boat of ;
the season.
The ice is now three Inches
tbik.
Fon tu.-On last Friaa, mor I
,nan Bas fuuk jead on the Sand :
,. . lfc ,,hilJi burg & Ppruco !
' .. 3 ,,',.,
Crcvli turnpiii". lie was supposed to have
, , ' ., - .
b"e0 draJ "verrl days 1 be fl.sh was .
u-cn V"1 'or Severn uavs. i ue uj.-ii vm .
- from his face. Two hot.les of 1
1'iuor were found upon the person of the i
deceased.
Messrs. Maltbv and Case advertise for i
sections, uciwecD nupcrt iu iuuviue.
The Methodist Protestant Conference
of .Springfield, Ohio, by a vote of 19 to 2,
has withdrawn from fellowship with slave- j
holding conferences.
Mas Killed. On last Saturday, io
Mill Hall, Clinton Co., difficulty oc
curred Let ween a landlord of that place
and a druuken negro, which resulted in
the death of the latter.
Gut. Medary bis written to the Pros!
dent that he is ready to start for Kansas
immediately.
COURT NEXT WEEK.
O Ye! O !.'.' O Tt!!Jmm
line assortment received this day al GIBSON'S
Hat Manufactory, very cheap. Dec. 9
Pc Vsll's C.alvasic Oil. Bilious Cholic
was cured in ten minutes ask P. A. Brand,
of Harrisburg, I'a. Piles of ten years stand
ing cured by one bottle, and many others of
the same character cured soundly by the use
of this Oil.
iJX.Any one will bring or send ns
15 for a club of 15 subscribers to
any address for the Chronicle, we
wi'll present him a copy of the follow
. - . .. . " i
jnjr interesting bOOK
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It .bounl4 in it iTripti'ins of rtrmng. rnnd wondorful
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thi ntiliir.1 worl.l : and altngp-thrr n-pid it aa nit.
of the nn-t iiiterttiiic book iwucd within tue part
jr Mijf Jirmorrut, J'jtfrrttin, ;V J.
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it. lolly appreciated hy them. fWrMtio. rVeeMnM. xl iti.
The bo..k i hating great run. and will be read by
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in South Africa " Thoae of onr reader who
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' " u.-,.,,.pjuiuieu in iuu, worn. , . .v AMrnop.
ts'"'ifr"tl' Jm.'"1 th' ',l"m ' preiented to !
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i handjiii-T iMuntrated, and pre-eut that nnmuean.
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one. Iu lntrcst;nff ilan of ad venturer) are full of in
rtruetion and am.i?t m.-nt. Ten thounand mpie It la
stated, have b en snlil .n on month. Auburn American.
Ur. I.iir;:tt ne'e Tray.-!- and K.-nearrheft jn outh Af
rica appear to great ndvanUtre Id this edition, which in
nn lont.tod.y the eilitmn most arr.ptab!e to the reader
who readit fiir practical iiutrnetion and nmueement.
Saturday iWf.
Trie e lit ion of Dr. LMntstone' Travel, published by
J. W. Bra.lley, i ju what it purport tn be. Like all
Mr. Ilrvlley publication, it ia excellently gotten up.
Tt-ya AgiUtUtr, Va.
r. can reromnend the edition of Dr. UTlnfttoea
Traeln, published by Bradley, of Philadelphia, a every
way worthy of public patrouafre. It escellencc and it
chen pot a recoBimeud it over all others. Frank Letlic's
ilajt'time.
VA tTO.Y.- The attention of the Publisher
has been called to spuriois editions of this
work put forth as "Narratives of Dr. Living-
tlnne'ic Travels in Afrit. ' f i- u
chP American edition of this -treat work
pubtished(andcontainsalltbeimpnrtantmaUer
J,f lne En?lish edilion whjch JH, ?jaKer
- - "ma is .lie UU I V
Special Notice to Agents and Can
vassers 1
Wa hare Tmwnttr publiabed moral new and aateatil.
Bonka, winding th- -.tbtc and 'nWc f.icof OmiiK.
polnm : with Biotrraphiral Nctice. or hia Boat Diatln
eui.bed MtniMeri, GmraUnd PmariUt. and tb. Mi.
7utor.v. nein a enonlet. Hirtorr of India and th.
ivraraf War; The Angtl out Uc Vaum," a taleof thril
ling interct. bf T. g. Arthur: ! oDr.K. A". AIM,
ami tha liialinirulaluMl American Eaplnrcra, Ac. te.
Thew. with our former Kitenalve 'atalof ne of Popular
hjw... ...e. n. 11. iw KI.Q BMI h.le.Mw liat VI PuMICw-
tion. ever otfen4 to Acnui ud Cntaaaera, tn wbooi
. waooaf imm mm l-tvral term!. fWnd for hi
I j. went free to aajr part of IL. I'mted Mate
Bend nr ut liat. which
& WEST BRANCH FABMERDECqjggj.
and Terminer, and General (juarter Sessions
at I.KVYISIlMir;. f'T the eounly of UNION
ON THE SECOND MON11AY OF DECK
(bein the 13ih day) 1858, and to continue
one week.
Notice is therefore hereby Riven to the Cor
oner, Justices of the Peace and Constables in
and fur the county of Union, to appear in their
own proper persons with their records. iniiu
!itioii,ezaminalioiis and other remembrances
to do those things which of their olHces and in
their behalf appertain lo be done : and all Wit
nesses and olher persons prosecuting in behalf ;
of the Commonwealth against any person or
',,,,, .j, jH,,.-iri without leareat their
. prr,i. jurors are requested to be punctual in
; th-ir attendance at the appointed time agreea -
i Sle tn nnlice
- -
, l!iven under , hiina and seal at the 8hrr -
i..;.. ,he 1 l,h dav of No-
j vember.in the year of our Lord one thousand
Uight hundred ami fifty-eight, and the eighiy-
! Srsl year of the Independence of the United
. Sap of Amerirood save the Common -
-' ' - r
uavic
T, ch
David Baeri-es vs Alfred Kneass
ilumincl and Wife vs Daniel Kengier
Church & Co vs Solomon Mayer
Harriet Jenkins vs Merrit Chappel et al
Charles llaitzel vs State Mm Fire Ac Comp
llavid Fisher vs Jonathan Dieffenderfer
l!nnseker for Church vs Jos D Forrey
Thos Church vs saoie
Satn'l S Barton vs Joseph Meixell
John Moyer vs Fred'k Worman
Chas Can-ley vs John Youngmati n al
Reuben Steninger vs Alfred Kneass
Price J Patlon & Co vs Jacob M
J-, 'XlL'
Meckley
s Co
Jac Bridge et al
jin Locke vs Robert Hilamls
Jos F Cunnnings vs Chas R Cronraih
JrlaW
Weiler &. Ellis vs John I.eiser and Wire
j
tie
...
,r
ri.
John Roland vs Martin U Reed
eorge Hertz vs Peter Fetzer
rump f. r Uerkcnstock vs Wm Price et al
i nuip -.eeooiu et ai vs .;avm .-p.i er e. a.
u . . a,
nowar(i Malcom vs James P Ross
I.udwig & Ranck vs Isaac Ranck's Ex's gar
llavid Sienineer vs Wm II Marr
harles II stirtner vs Wm Rule
I, F Albright vs Adam Schreck surv II High
M Richards Meickle Ac vs Reuben Orwig '
same same I
Francis Krick vs Alexander Amnions
Daniel Rangier vs John Lapp
Margaret Forster vs Alex Cummings
ma DWeidensaul frshirk vs ChuichAForrey
Isaac Brown vs John Locke
Levi K Shoch, deed's admrs vs J Yearger
Samuel Mertz vs J P Seebold and J Seebold
Trustees CJer Uefch Milllinbg vsA tJutelius
L Palmer indorsee of J V Linn vs Levi Sterner
same vs 7 others
Martin U Reed, a minor, Ac vs C Dreisbach
James Russell vs Jacob Dunkle
Christian Bartch vs Daniel Ret.ner
same same
John Kessler vs Oediies, Marsh & Co
Philip Seebold vs Peter Heaver et al
Isaac Walter &c vs Jesse Schreyer
Trustees M E ch at Milllinbg vs J M Kleckner
Kline 5c Carrol! vs Wm InholT
Atvrgt nie'ixel vs' I.eib A; I,r,b
John Moter & wife same
John Kling vs Peter fteyer
Isaac K Dunkle vs Henry Ruble
Daniel Render Jr vs Chamberlin & Slout
Rev Samuel (iulelins vs Saml H Orwig
Wm tones, Ind. Jn Locke vs Isaac Walter
same vs Jn Locke, ind
Abram Wolfe vs Beaver CJed M A Co
Reber A Musser vs corporation University
H M Whinner vs Jacob Kloss
Samnel H Orwig vs llenrv W Crotzer
S I. Beck vs Deitrick A Sheckler
Charles Hunter vs Saml Shirk
Reish & Reish vs Peter Reish's Adm'rs
ORAXD JCRORSDre. T. 1858
llarttrylM B Smith, Wm Ellen, Wm Tate, '
Jnhn Iletz ;
.rii'6r ISSterner,DSKremer.ThsReber
MifllinburgB W Thompson. J W Sands
HuffaltieV&x Beaver.Dav Henning.WT Linn
Ltmentnne Wm Foster, Geo Chambers 4
White Drrr John St Clair
-.'. Huff,,l,PteT Wolfe. Jacob (i Brown
Sue Berlin David H Koush, John Kessler
Oii'un Archibald Thomas, I'hilip Young
Went ttufful.it Jn H Klerkner.S W Snodgrass
Kelly Abraham Shaeffer
TRA VERSE JI RORS.
Duffiihie Ja Ziebach, Andw llatirk. Jas Math- j
ers.Ja Kaufman, SaSimonton, Wm Steans ;
ftmon Isaac Eyer Jr, Wm Hummel j
Leu-is Saml Knauer, tieo Ruhl, Saml Swen- '
gel. John Hower :
We HuffaLieVAv Smith, Levi Miller, Aarn i
Hauck, David Kleckner. Daniel Pontins i
Kelly Laird Howard, John Hummel, John
liennaee. Jos Kelly, Isaac Rodermal. Thos
Comly.Jn Dalesman Jn Ktahl Jr.Pav Meekly
Hnrtlry Ths M'Curdy.Mark Halfpenny, A B
Cummings. Wm Fisher, O P Katherman
A"rto Herlin Christn Breyman, Chas Caw ley,
Michael Kleckner. Robert Swineford
While Deer Jacob Barnhart, David Steninger '
Mifflmlmrg John Bilger, James H Youne I
Lewnburg O N Worden.Wm Cameron. Wm '
Brown.E C Marsh.E Slifer.S Ritter.C D Kline !
Eatt Btiffali Saml Zellers, Benj Schraclr
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given to all con-
Xl cernej.ihat (he following named persons
have sell led their arrnnnt in ih RomvirV
ination and allowance at the Orphans' Court,
lo be held at LEVi ISRLRU, for the county of
Union, on the third Friday of DECEMBER
next, Deing tne 17th day of said month, viz:
1 The account of J. F. Richari, Executor
of the last will and testament of John fither,
late of NewCotuinuia.l'nion conntv. decease, I.
8 The account of Elias Dreisbach and
ueorge li.eisoacn, tiecutors of Ihe last will
and testament of Catherine Dreinbaek, late of
the borongh of Milllinburg, dee'd.
3 The account of George I)reisbach.and
Thomas Yearick, Administrators of the estate
of Henry Yearick, late of the borough of Mif
flinburg, dee'd.
4 The account of Jacob Heinlv. Adminis
tralor of John Slahl, late of Kelly Tp, dee'd.
i ne account ot John iiatesman, uuard-
ian of Sarah Jane Daletman, of While DeerTp.
KEORGE MERRILL. Register.
Register's Office, Lewisburg, Nor. 17, 18S8
Piothonotary's Notice.
Notice is hereby given to all persons inter
ested, that the account of John Hauck Trus
tee for Susan MeClore (late Susan Strackey
now dee'd.) appointed by the last will and
testament of Frederick Heiser late of Boffaloe
township. Union county dee'd., has filed his
trustee acconnt on the 10th day of November
1858, in ihe Prolhonolary'a office at Lewis
burg, and thai the same account will be pre
sented to the Court of Common Pleas of said
count v. on Friday the 17th day of December
next, fur confirmation and allowance.
SAMUEL ROLSH, Proth'y.
Lewisburg, November 11th I860.
riMIE subscriber offers for sale bis farm,
I siiuaie in White Deer township. Union
cnunly. about ihree miles west of Milion, and
four miles notlhof Lewisburg, containing l.'D
acres, litl cleared, and in a soud stale of cul
livaiinti. The improeinents are agocd
frame House, a large frame Barn, wiihjLti
a Well ot water in the cellar a good Spring
and Spnnghonse near the dwelling, and alt
olher necessary out buildings. Apple and
Peach Orchards, a good limestone quarry.
On the Souih part is a ei'Od rein of Iron Ore,
also a good tenant house. Said South part,
say '0 Acres, may be had sejierate.
jjnt Also 73 Acres of limber land about three
Similes west of said farm : the limber land
can be purchased in lots. Iniiiire of
2m7B:ipd JAMES r INN Ex, Milton.
r
1 I
riHE residence of the subscriber, on
I Market street in llie uoronsn oiji
ewlsburg. rhe house is ol UKll.n.. well
( finished in every respect.
! Terms One half to be paid between tb
I and the first day of April neii; the balance
lo be paid in two three or five years, as may
suit the buver. Possession given anv time,
! June 9, 1858 Isaac WA1.TEK.
ton sti.i:.
(iOOD FARM, formerly occupied by
f V M'Pberson, now by Trim, intersected by
the line of Union and Snyder counties, con
taining 170 acres, of which about 100 are
cleared. The public road from Northumber
land to New Berlin passes ihtough it about
four miles from Northumberland, two from
Winfield Iron W orks, four or five from Lewis,
burg. Title indisputable. One third of the
purchasing money cash, anil the residue in
i equal yearly payments with interest, secured
by Mortgage and Bonds. The whole loud
I is fit for cultivation, and includes a fair por
' lion of meadow ground and limber land.
Inquire of John Your.gman. at Winlield Ir
on orks, or of lll till BELLAS, Agt.
Sunbury. Sept. 15. 3m7J3
rr Sale. The One Hall part of
a Tract of line TIMBER LAND, in
'Wb-tc Heer Township, Union eoun
ly, for sale cheap. Apply lo
CHARLES TLEASAXl'S, Sunbury.
Nov. ft, 1H&8W-I
I A Desirable Home for Sale,
SITUATEU near Mitllinburg, and about
nine miles from I.ewisburg, containing
' lnr .if i'CN, on which there is iM
: large line Uelhng House, a good l)arn,a-J.
and all Ihe necessary outbuildings. Surroun
i a,n ik koi there is a large yard. adjoining
which is an excellent liarden, and near the
house a never-failing Spnng of limestone
water. There is also a good two-storey
TENANT-HOUSE on ihe premises.
The laie proprietor having given special
attention lo Kruit crowing, has now a most
excellent assortment jf young Kruit Trees,
ines &c. about oecomin probiaoie. n is a
pie a ant h.-me. pood location and 'rich Soil
. K- f- .A.
UUMiIblOl V ra.toiis h ill uc gitcu i"i otiun.
Terms easv. For further particulars apply to
SAMT H. nitwit., Lewiburg, i'a.
or to A. . KM. MI, Mitllinburg, Pa. Ir
FOR SALE.
4 RESIDENCE on North Third street,
V it being a Half Lotof 1-round, with.
a comfurtalde Two-Storey Brick House, frame
Stable, eoffd Well of Water, and a variety of
choice FruiB.
Inquire of J. B. MT.AUUHLIN, Agent.
Lribur(. 4Vtobrr 13, tf
ranc soorrioer oilers for sale that Urge,
new, modern built, double brick house,
I nt-any oppoMie me new jrreoyienan cnurcn, t
j adj.'inin the residence of Ur. Hayes. The i
j house is bu;lt in Ihe best style, rat-prmif, and j
well guarded against fire. A good Well of!
vaier, anu uisiern oi never-iainng water.
Terms made easy, and will br known on ap -
J . ... . ,.w. . '
plication to JONATHAN KEssBlT.
Lewtsburg, Aug.ti, IN.OS.
V 1 T II 1 HI V TM.'T WT TV
ilL,U;ll.ri ItJ.llj l.O 1A1L
l'OJi SAI.K.
rilHE suhscrilif r ull'ets fur sale his Rrsidence
1 on the west siJe nf Soulh Second street
in the Biiruiigh nf I.ewisburg, between Market
and t.I.otiis slreets.consistincof near a lot and
ahallolKrotind.makinsalroiitiifDflrecionsaid
Second street, and m length 1S7 feel, 6 inches,
The improvements are a commodious three
MsUirry BRICK DWl'M lr.
ill IOTTSK. of pressed brick, 45 feet
iruut by afi feel deep well finished with a
marble base, marble sills and lintels ir. front
a fire-proof roof with a Wing attached of
23 by 19 feet an Out Kitchen a Well of ex
cellent water, with a Pump in, under roof a
large Cistern also under roof a larse new
I Stable an Ice House and other necesarv
! nni K..;l. irk... . .i y '
i uv.-vui..i.fc-. 1 urir AIMI
on sainar
Lot choice Fruit Trees and Shrubherv.??
The location is a desirable one either for a
private residence or public business. Ilis on
ihe most elevated part of ihe Borough, near
Ihe Court House, and but a short distance (rum
Market street Terms will be made easy.
June 9, 18S7 G. F. MILLER.
"..
FOR SALE.
4, MY Residence, on Xnrth Third cir...
jilaLLewisburr. 31 fl. front, and jncorlin J i
, back b,.d,nS K ft. deep. Basement, and
, Ainck finished. Lvery convenience in the!
I way ui vucuuimiiis.
A Ida a Hn f I.M nn ILT11-L-..
- ...... v.. d........ vrMur
f;r !f TJLTJ?ZC' WI,V "0V;U "f UWV
ter and new Stable ; very desirable for a bust-
ness stand, or residence, (or both combined.)
Also, other Lots, some with and some
Without Buildings. JOHN LOCKE.
Lewisburg, Oct. 8. 1857.
BRICK FOUNDRY FOR SALE.
j" daw The subscriberoflerstosell the
fl'jW11jlarr;e Brick Foundry at Ihe west
ifsS15!luaenil of .Market street, iuclti.tin
iJWjj". 'kumt the "areroom. Office, and the I
Machinery attached also a large amount .f
Patterns for I'atent Rights for Agricultural i
Machinery, Sioves, 4c. It is regarded as one ;
of the best locations for a good.sale business.
The Proprietor's time is wholly engrossed in
anoiuer employment, which is the reason he
desires to dispose of this Foundry.
w I
parucuiars, address
Wit 1 I1U vuini' t ,
Feb. 18S8 lnion Co.., I
FOR RENT!
rpiIE TWO ROOMS occupied at ore.
oo,.!Ve!"SM,,uhVrn " " I
i'piy to
Jan. 57, 1858,
jnH n .iky i
FOR SALK.
A DESIRABLE nuildlns; Lot, 33 feet
feet front by 167 deep. Enquire of
Beaver, Kremer tc M'Clnre.
New GoorwJDId Stand!
A GENERAL assortment of Dry CSoodS.
made-up Clothiig,Ilat,d- Cap; JJoott
and Shoes suitable for Ihe season.
Hard Ware, Queens Ware, Groceries,
SALT, FISH, tic.,
all of which will be solu at prices to suit ihe
times. Liberal deductions made for Cash'
, M'CREIOHT HAUCK.
BurTaloe X Roads, Oct I85H
TAKK NOTICK
i veil to .. ennrernet.
the laletirm ot tieorse
the Mitllinburg Foundry
properly ol feamuel
Uuielius.
I
Miiflinbur
tit.it. 1,1 I M.I I ,
HAMUEI. titTELIt'S.
1st, "bS.
Oct.
tVNOTICE. All who hare unsettled ac. j
counts with thela:e linn of J.& S.(iuielius,are
hereby notified, that the Books of said firm j
are left in the bands of O. K. Voungman, Esq.,
for settlemenl and collection.
All concerned are earnestly requested to
make settlement before the lirt of January,
I8;".9. All who neglect this friendly Notice,
will be dealt with according to Law.
Mifflinburg. Oct. 1st, IKM.
BOOTS AND SIIOKS!
JJOOTS AND SHOES!!
rw Fall 4ri lal at l . Kill's
C1HEAP HOOT AND SHOE STOIiK.nezt
door to linker A Co's Dru store, l.ew-
u here u.ay te louml a genera'
anv 1
j'liiiatJriptiia.
MAXL'FA VTl'IUXG KEPAIRIXV
Joiie much lnwer than the oll prices. Hi auk -ful
fr past favirs, we will endeavor to uiertt
your iurtlier custom. hepl. 1 w5
)AMES WASHI.XtiTO.N,
IMRKKKa
West basement of KiviereiluUe l.eu oLiurg.
(LaieSam'l U'aldrumV) 7 "5
Boots & Shoes ibrU inter!
At tU ohl VW Office Mi(t
"I AMES .M:t)TT respecilully ittifm the
tl people ot I.ewibutg and its vicinity,
mat he ha jum received iruiu Jhilad. an eu
tirely new sit.ck of
BOOTS AND SHCES,
GUM HUK.S, CA UPKT BAGS, ic.
roiaeitiHiKii
Ladies (Jaiters, Kid Uoois fr I.adis and
M:s3t-s, and Uot nnd Shoes ot ail
descriptions, all Me&, and
ail prices,
which he is enabled to sell cheaper than at
any other establishment w ill. in tiiiy miles.
Country 1'iL.duce wilt be taktn in payment.
Manufacturing and Kef ailing done to order
at the shortest notice.
'i he under.Mgned having been in the busi
ness for 15 years, and understanding U ill
buying and makir g, ibutks he can suit the
public lo a T.
Thankful for the liberal patronage already
received, he ti uMs he u ul -hare a continuance
and extension of the ame.
SSept. 15, 1H5S. JAMES SCOTT.
Tpvft
I 1
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OO IS oi:it K ATI i:, or
Compound Extract uf JulaKia,
In unprercil ut-l fur ttie urof .-cfffula ami utl rbrt-nk-tl
avmrr ; iIumkm of tit Liter, Ktlut)S utttl li.bcldrr;
Jaubiicr, lrt't'i-y, Itrouclnti. tiir-'UM-Ciuii, I lircat all,
piltin tf Llifd. Inripimt t"-nunipliiiD, -orli:iA,
t iimitK' ul lortamatory l;ti uuitu-iu. l'o-tiv llt.iirt,
Suk llrmladit-, ir)M, lujint-5d, NiTtou Alltcii.-n.1,
i'broun t Tolulou .-err l.y? utui f.llI. lirttbic Imu
dotr t;nlr)(f m-nte, W bitr J wflhuc, uld aud rtinstr
I'lrvT, Mt rcutinl l ict-rMiUsi Krui'tioiiei, t-hn-n
of the Honrs Lupu, K.itni tki-m the tmrr. NoM-ituel
l.tjt, Mttlipnant tini: I lor-rn of tl ilt uih. Tt ku-,
Tliroat dJ Ssft Palat. Trtttr, hurbr'ii Iirh mtl rn.il Vi
tthAftB ur me nix, oJ all JM-aMrn riMiK trom an m-
rtkK tlTATB ortUK BLAHfD, wlirthcr hetiditarj, ac-jUirtcl,
or ntntrertrsl.
Th great popularity whiih thin inTaliiV!f re rot-Jv ba
altaiot-d w oiogtoiti.jvUilftini'W.itfmrllt, i'-n lrrtui
ALTER ATI Y C ANU CI KATt V fc afft-rtji in tb vanuus
eb route diara. do not b-iun.- u rr-.n.n-Dj it as
Ali'lBLC AM RILi.llirt KKl.f. tsr.
tMf.-, 412 Rare nl, whiv lr. Wvi put bv rooitul
trd en il tlliraft4.
fall at tb iTt and f rwuro Cirrulr conlainiDg a
larg mass ul tbe roost r tabic vvidr-nce.
i:K lfKIMS.
The tuitor or iii
iAH'a- .IT nUaa in th fr.:ir mn
! V0- m tbat paper i January .,it, ionr,ri.iuj
. Ur. J ar is M-Miriuiry. hi.ii a h.. . t..,..i.. "
.hirl, fund hiu ol KrT.Tt-u
VT. DA MI. Ul.rill.lin K Hr nrf ncl ia ib,h.bit
' of n.uiuirtilinp tnour ri-.il.ip m uf pNiiKtvu. d--u-
rativr. .ml tinMrum. .hub unv Imi.tH-u ti. i. ,n.
' d Mr "l"""'- H.--. kmrw. ud or tun.'
ninln-mr .nl k'ue-l it to be n-.llr ic.n.,nl ol. !!. nt
rur.ti i4U.l;!i.- li.r Kr.iil.., m lw,t liiur.
iu aojini e.k and couimeudiug lt.e lurme lo utiii-ra
in. aiuictcu.
KIIUI MA TIMI.
1 biiaHtt, Aiifiiil.l't.'.T
Id Sacaary. my dau liter, ilwu id ber biuete ntb
y.ar. man atlatrked with lultnmatory KeeuiallrlD. .Ml
U r ji.lt.ti. Were nil.-h -.-...llrn. 8t)d -be lltrt-T-.-l tbe DHt
t-jtrrm-ijlinic pin fur tbiw Diouth cr mif. 1 called in
a pbyr-Kiau, -liv f.iotiuue.1 tn a I teed her without any
ihii'ruvrnitnt. t.rttiD; tnurb din ouraKd, 1 ci-orlud a
to try Itr. iKtrtt' Iput(,te, the brrt bwttl ih-.i. nnniu.
c-d a decided bauicr ti.r the better. h rontinued tbt
Biedli iw lir -ate itm- at,. I it klTiftcd a-erftn-t ru:e;Vh.
baa r uiaiiifd tret .r Kli un.Hti-in and b. r braltb good,
cr aiDCv, bfing u-aarda ol tw- -.enri.
l. TlloMI SoN.
No 11 lluti-bugii ct.
TIIROiT DIMMcE.
Thi lare rlat nt tliiseai-en, iiuiuuin t let-rat if. n. In
flaiualHin:.. ltruurhial Irritation, ir b m t aueri'Mv
1 ,u"' "'" ' J "" i.r.l)i ik iur.ur,. ujir.
; l.i-lbrot Ai-ohrati.-n. lli-ml tlie luiHmiuir cm:,I
At'tiliratl'.n. i.-ad tb IuImjviiii' rasK. r
lrcuj curr hut iodc nui.iniit-u uu, ting :
ta-.tltin,tbvbtt-rto-t July 2. l.-W.
Dr I'a tip Pear tit :
i About five year a--o I was attiit bt-d with a diaFt rf
: th- tbroat. wbii h ram no gradually, but at tmit-s ali-o
' 1 would take cold tbe .aiti and Mit1eriti would l-e ery
: di'-treMiint:, arrompaturd Willi Imm of foitv lo ruib to
; wxtfnt lbt 1 eouii! uot up. ait mU,r a wbi -.n r 1 lie dt-
M-a eoutinul ttrttintr wonr. notwithtaudibf: 1 hh
, under tbe metltrat ln-atment ol four diller. nl b Miciiiiio
: Heroin ins aiaruid at my rendition, 1 ruorludt-trin po to
fiiiladribiaantl rt-nnult you. which you rcll-t I did
in tbe winter of ls.,.1. when you nmmiur ndetl uie iauu
j your aVpuratiTe; ard by lb u.-e of fi-ur bottlf-a ol if. m
e"-d, and hiiTc r. ni.mcd .,11. It i, now more iban a
SU""" - W" m.kkkTS Jp""
r"tR. da via axtt-SwTkoi i Ltii's oint.mknt and
WMUr'm" ?"-r 'ni ai'i'iiiatioD. 1 wan entirely
"" r a i iu. 'uiuia letompany the Jfc-pup.
: -u taBCS oi ccroiuious tir and I Icvrs.c.ut tlie
. Throat. '
i l Call On Ihe AgenK J. BAKEK A CO of
! Lew.pba. and irccr e..nui"iuK .
, - f ?Tiden in fTorof themedieinr
! Baklk a co. At. for l n..,. aittn;. 75:.,
TT " "
ini vmailC I'riUlinc:.
A L G purchased thenpht to ue Ron-
A.X. ' process for Printing with llrv
Colors, for Union Co. Pa., we are prepared k
CARDS, Show-Bills, &c
Jicd, Green, But, Ifcw, Silixr, IHamnd, or fUl
; assoriinent of j V ,. t Jt? iMv
Hen's, Ladies', Hisses' and Youths' V HfVts
Boots, Shoes. Callers Buskins, Slippers e. ! Mt!"JV 'tA
of Ihe latest St) Its and best qualities, selecteci 'SCiii jT M$iYmi
with gnat care and at Cash Price which. V r l! -tfj 1 1
will be sold as low as at any place this side XtljH u i.TA vMlftpi'fklS) lT!
colors, in good slyle. tVat the OIHcc of the i ..iT. "", "'h mr"
" Lewisburg Chronicle." ! ?.0nedcccf twotc. frm'u'.s iliai.y r
Jrin.lfiM WOKUEN a CORXEf llS i liiriis lliAUAcna. !"".
1. I line boltle lk,n f.r til malce!.-tru li.n r-"e
I'arlor Sluie for Sale,
4 OOOD second hand Parlor Ktove, nsed
xa. oni'ii tiiur, mi saie rncan. r.n-
J.X.
. i . ,;, .
' i Quire at the "Chronicle ntfire r-..nt '.
Sept. 22a
' - "
lat.la. 1 , Auclioiicrr,
is
ihe paironne of the public'
Residence on South Fifth street. Iwi,."
!. 1 a. December 6, 1S56.
burg
To Tax-Payers and Tax-Collectors.
it is not generally known that Tax
i
Collectors have to nav interest on ihe
---
balance due by ihem after the second Tuesday " take piemmrc in ree rwinrr.h': ,
in January, for the information of all concern- YJ. OTTi.(Va ' VZJZ r. 'u -eil
1 will cite ihe law on the subject, (fee : t"- ith ail cruirtj,. ai.d thoui.i ara
Purdon's Digest page 791 Sec. 123.1 "Il the ! iu " t"ti,y to " idriuiirtui?.
quota of any county be not paid over before1
the second Tuesday in January tn each year
to the State Treasurer, then and in such case
the amount remaining unpaid shall be charg
ed against said county on the books of the
Stale Treasurer and shall bear an interest of
five per cent. till paid, and no payment shall
be made to or in behalf of said county under
the various acts relating lo common schools
or any other purpose umil the said balance
be fully paid and satisfied. This is the law,
and it ia hnnert von will wnv.en
accordingly. H. P. SHELLER. Treas r.
T EASESUlank Leases for l.andlor.l
j Jj arrdTenant,fursaleat IheCAroHUet utlice
i SSIGNEE .otke. JOEL ROTro
' - ' Kelly tft-nhip.l hioi. ctmniT h...
i on tne thirteenib day ol Ociotw, A. B. iHi
made a voluntary assignment tWne of all h.j
property for the benelit ..f bis creditors. ALL
I persons indebted lo said Royer are notified ta
i make payment, and those havfhg claims tr,
! to present them for setilemem. ! me, wuhont
delay. Jol. DATE.SMAN, Assignee
Kelly Tp, Nov. 10, 18SS
6pd
Bonnets, &c.
I fa 1 The nnderigned res-peclfally informs
; v. ihe citizens of MiRlmburg and vieaiitv
Hint she has opened a new Mlinery KstaU.
' lishmenl nearly opposite Has?npue-S $ire
and has just returned from Philadelphia ir
( a new and splendid assortment of
p..,,.. . , , . r V,. ... . '
7J7in2pl Miss CATHARINE REED
Tbc Great Ainhassadur of Health
TO ALL MANKIND.
IIOLLOWAY'S TILLS.
A BOON TO THE H"K
Th- want f a ttr:ir mrsilrinal t mt th i'.lt ao
nef. -r.ti. i.l thf oiitl ru.it p-rtn u of bumamty, aiwl nn
-utiriT I'r ti "ni nin t-ral uul 'lbr -li' tfri'iin wtir.
m r-iy f-tt n'i ir.in all p.arrfut Bmn. iu- m:;f -jtti-.rl
into tb- orlt : lid iv u xt fit La L&
b.c. nif tlie M-i i;i"i n a.nu-l ail uxtK-na. Thiat-trit-uitr
i to Hi) wt-ll a" to 1 1 iF , they attaLtt.-
eii ni rioiit i f tb-r.nii laiBi, ul tl.u- rU'jiO
-'i
tbe bi'Mrp mu I eli-ra- r-iuinr' r:ir- ii-i r-fi r- IN
e rnrrirx tb- y-t-m, ai.-tins t-atur ia Lrr
VITAL auet ns ri- ai fii.rekJt.tt;
rf.ur.- I tbc- ntif r:il". ard tl Hip"' r. .
re iv.-t.r'.l to tl.eir pi " r ti t; u Hialt ' -bid'if
-lia- Ibi- l.-lra "f di-.-ai txbii-;t i'
ei-nri hmir -inl unrriii? it nw-dj Uiirn' it :r t.
lit Ut'l l-lll.
t nyy.KAL 1 1 t:i.lrr .v wFAKrr
I'p'Bl jjli T riUw, It tle? -l .irit, :i 1 ,
t vit.- jf a tliet a-tc-i .ii-r, EL.-1 ctber liirtT..;. t: n
tl- r t iu. vmiio-U timlt-r tu rJi'-lin u.lu-u -
tbir all !(. rifu) anii-( lie aii'l Jt-trrvfiit r-a-a.
j;Li"l'S l lni;t-yus.
Tl.f prpr jttjut um un-l riirlit f-'iieiitHiO t-f tb i : i
rf iiti-ni nti-u- imf ort.iiM- to tfc b-alth of tin huuiftr.
lr:'iu-, tin iit.ti t-ili- u nit ili'-.un W-tb-bi(tJa-r-i.
t.t lli- fi.Dii-.airit. ! rei.tj-rn alt tin Cuid ani fr
l. ii - uie ar.il tlinni. rlt-aii.-iH(; auj rcru.-italibj,' i
Ul tuu U"D4 vt Hi- b iy.
Fhfnlil lcf oo ti Rie in trjic( a ft-a d t-t tti n
latinu ail (riioTHiiita: rni-tly. mhHt-t-r may b it.-ir
o tn j'l int. it U In- tiik n ailli .-:. t; ID all fr:. -li - ;
aua other dfMrniiuitmot. it e(I-ct i-all but iiuraru.' .4.
Tf. If VA ""
Th t"titr,---nT ni Vttii-r:- t unaninioi.Iy r-r r
b-alil.-j::vin ittu-- I hts v bit- fa- 1 , a'
r-.t in fieiy liviinf l;.r;.'Uai:' l-ar v ."j. .- V- t-J-
i.i.tbb "( of th-ir )ttrtuii(- mct:ii.
H- I . twy'f I'i'Jt xr t l'-t r--uj i ti. jen 1 tin . -
-ti 11. a
1 . ( -. Iuw;.r.l
I .1 .iltV LlT tsDI-'e'l.',
I . niKii f r. ) I int. L'FDe?cl c, .rJ
lifala't.-" tt'int an-1 r,rat-
lu.ic'a a l-ecotHrtf -yiLfr li
Int.urba -Orrral attrrti . l
Jutlaioatir.n M-Tmul a.lklQl
"l.i--t di-fae
4 otlTent'r'
H--l-.a
1'iai jbr-a
t"At"TION Noiv nr prnnin-F unI-F(i Th,- aorut
"If- itc-ry. .rtr lrk ctii L'f"H'." are uLTrrclilr a
Ili.'T Mark id -ry taf c! tb ti.i.k ul tiir-clM-u
aruuDd ai b y t t rhx ; l)i tarn- n.aj be (.aioly wB
by htmif; rf" .; tmthf httt,t. A bJi-lM toa rvarJ
be ;m-n to ary rti-tl. rnc urh iftlonuata B a Bay
lead to lb .tet-ui n t.r t.y -rt or pprtie- ti.tintrrfr.
iiiIi.e mt-'liriui-ri vt k buiu llie rafixr, knbiing to to
bt .- UTX-Uft.
,--oltJ at tii Vanttfartrrifd rf rrrfewor IL u- t,
Mi Mmtleu L.-1111-. Ni-w tor, and by ail rr-tbt bnw-pi-t
und piult r- tn Mi.Iu ine t),i.ubout tbe I c.ltd
Mate alol tin r:Tliil(.d Wolld, in troao at d fruit.
criitt. aud $1 m h.
4-lbei id couciiirrab; aaiing by taking tbe larg
er MZif.
N. H Iiirrrtf. r f-r tb cuiilanc of (Atiratj in 7
diicrdr art- xrj tn a b loi.
f PiiE C pm int rhip here Toforerxistirg be-
twet-n fl;-di.cft Marh V L'o is lai
. ttiii(dveil. Ail rures and book accounts w
are placed iu the hands t f Jonathan V t t
' and H. i. M.eiier for cidlectioD, to vht m a i
j payment aie to be made. All persons km--
l uirmscives unlet ted lo said farm, are
. nna.tu.l . .. 1 . . ,
'll n,iM.n, f. C
. a" rsons liavmc claims, will r resent ih-
for seltlemeia. SAMI KI. UKItDEs
JAMES . MAKsH
J.-E1'H W. bHIil.ERi
Lewisburg, ept. 18ih, IS.'jS.
I rT"The Foiiiidry Business trill be eontin
I ned at the t-!t place as u.-ual by the sublet.
bers, where iher will be pleatii to aiier.d if
the w i--l.es ui those wh may lavi r ihem v.H.
their rairoua-e. J. s. MAKH A tl.
I Lewisbursr. fiept. lSih, 185s.
mi: LIVER
I XVI r a t o i: :
tLLVARLV BY IR. SAyyvRV,
Compounii'd entirely from GUMS.
TSoNKi'KTIIr: BKST I I T,'1 ATIVR AND LIVER VSN
It 'INKS now Wt. re the jiubii.-. tbat artr a- a i;-wa..
-ni.-r. mi'der ard mr- elTeetual thao any otfcrr rctiirr
known. It in n.it only a t b.(irfic. but a lir-r r.ta
artnij: tlrt on tbt l.ir. r to fject it morbid maitr:. v.z
on the momarh cd bowelp to carry off that roattr,!t j
aocom-hbnir two i-urpot-ra e dec tti ally i:t- ut ar.i f
tin i-iiii tul feelini; t-xirienrftl in tbeoriati. n, : i r
t'atharti' It tr. ntben. while it purkt-K tl e -rfc
and wbrn fnkeu daily in m-lrrat d.is will sttiiL-i
and build it up with unupuai raf.idity.
The Liter b one of tb Ij-rinriial r-"ru!nTs
the human boaiy; and It hen it petb rrc- '-Ev
ltns well, ihe irowen oi J the atuni atv ;L..t -e
Trlopetf. l!,e tl'-mnrh ir fJQ almrten!ir-:v .;. ;-bi:':
on tbe healthy action of ;the Z.irfr tor .If pr- :r
I-ifi rnianef ,.f its funr- Q 'tion; when tl.e k. tj. !
ii at ImuH. tbe Lowe l. are V,at btult. ai.d tbt- (
py.tem iirTeri in en use- '.imiict t-t i nt frjr '!
Live havinc cvaj-id t r" do it du:v. I-t il
ene wf thiU orpcan. one of ,'die prof ru t. r? hi n.:
it hi fttudy. in a practice r more tl-an :.mi ?-:
! find aone renirdy. 'w herewith to r. oc.-Kt
tbe nioy aVranirt-Bjenu flr't.. which it i-" hll-
T ( ro.e that tbifrni-, cdy if at lat li-un-i. T
. perM troubUd wih Lt- !ta C-riir. ia t.
It I- rmn. bca but u trr w : ,.:.. ... .. ... u
eertam '
' tCpreov. H O tnorrr.trrV.
r..Pr l.beir ,-J.ce a h.a;th,i! -
' ,:,-,,n-t,n-t the !,t.mb.ca1.-ui t-J :
i f:lTrVfc-7i?
can-e of the diaeaae ef- f.ct,iie"arUi airure
' nn-ii.'t- att.hks are rXjrt, n. i.,t js-j-
! iy,.oA J -
"nedncaiiereatln
' "",
eattne i- -ufficient to tv'i-T'' t'
the .food trom ri.ns
Only one dua. takenhe-' fore retirinf. irrTcbL
NmniiiAiiE. Q.,
I Uuly one doae taken at' . niirM. IcHefB. tlie N ":'
I gentlj. and care. Ci- UJ TiLt.p.
tnecau.e or the dieraae.) and mak.. a p.-rieci ru
Oniy one doeeimmtdia
ttne doe often it grated
!i mire cure ft Tt'iti'i
! ofi . and a lreTetjta-
i . .., ;
Weeded tO tbn W ftt rf
! tbe st. n. ik- f Ui .f...P a iu
t Kkne. m I
Mm' One Kltle taken for 'J.rwi mnoTeil.
low UrM (IT Utiml airml nrl. fl ..a. tr..wm. flat .km
om-dotfubn bort ;tim ii-fi'm riin;
J tVcr
in it wor?.t tt.rm-. wbilelf-kVinwrK and It "
plaint yieid almost tn w,tk.,,tjrf.
ne or two dnsen curea'a. ;attarkn rau-t d l w"
tn I bildrr-o; there in Bo.lanrer. et'er. or fff -remedy
in the worid, a'. ' it a.rr f,it s.
I ah-..rtnt.
t.A few bc:tle curt w Uaorsi, ly xr.tia'
V WM itwairins their unaoiofu-.tri5'
on; in ita favor.
.V Hater in IAe monfA wifA thi Iireigdnaar, and I3
low UOi lt-grU.fr.
llie 1.1 ver Iniifrorator
13 A SCIKXTIFIC MKMCAL BISI OVl.KV. and i '
working rurea aluKint (no (Treat to belie.e. It rurc a.
by macie.cer. Ihe drrt aw inrra. fccncif.and
than ou. boltle ia required to rure ioy kind ef I1'1
Complaint, from tb. woiet Jaundice or '.-e-r1
cimmn n caoucAa, all of aliKa Are themWIe'1
.aaed Liver.
Pln-v on. Doi lik ... R-.TT1 1. .
SA rOIiP A I'.V rroprielora, .Hi lind.y. X. w
; ..i .. . :..i l .11 ,, .... . . .... . -
j r. . t a i n U.L. u.-mrt-
1 Lutheran Almanac, also 1 t?.0 f"
I r:,i. aTSZ:'. r.. f h ).' r
j WM. VL'l'KAY. LeiN"l