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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-04

Is the only Bank from which expect raise money
daeeneO.si prices whiea certainly
Louisville Junss 1851. ie2o-t aug,d&w
nader Sh FINS ri. day sai q .. sy
ey2 JAS. Low CO.. 4is. Main St. Lou. Ky.
,HAMBRAY GINGHAsfs. IS cases direct inporta-
sya7 JAS. Low CO.. as. Naio ST.. Lou. Ky.
SiLk LACEs.7;7o ,sar,on carton, silk L,c,s for ..l,sy
- elzi JAS Low a co as Main ST. Lou. Ky.
WORsTED PLAID case Scotch Plaid. dirsc. I'm
e,27 JAS. Low q CO.. AIS. Msiu.s.. Lou. Ky.
NIBALE BONR.-5OO he long Whale Bone. for sale by
w .y2' JAS. LOW IS CO.. as. Main ST.. Lou. Ky.
RIACK sILKs-eOn pieces Gro do Rh,u.. 22; a. q.
by ey2i JAS Low * CO.. AIS Main ST.. Lou. Ky.
VEILs.-5oo Deui Wells reed thi. day and saleby
e2 JAS. Low a CO.. ALI Main ST.. LOU. Ky.
81 20 bale. rfs@isn Dfills; 72Ib. Patent Thread;
g pc; 3. Manchester Checks; bale. striped osaaburs
bales Alabama OsnaOurs; bales "a Ticking
j case assorted Cheeks; sesses sssOrtsd Check;
a large assortment Of Kid Gloves;
81 dOi heavy Sik Cavas this day aud for sale BY
s1 Jas. Low & Co. Az Main st. Lou. Ky.
SHEETINGs.- bales s. brown shee.ius;
- 2cases "a blea'd do; reed this day
and Cor sale BY JAS. Low CO.. Az Main st.. Lou. XIV
DORTE M0NIEs.-s5d do. Porte Monies reed this day
ele 1I7 Main street. Louisville. Ky.
DECEIVED this day per Express
III 10 pcs black Bsuibazines;
30 pcs plain Silk Tissues, eolored
80 pes All Wool de Lains do;
so pes BJreges do:
50 boxes Bonnet Innings. newest STYLES
cartoons Love Wells; and for sale by
ap22 JAS. Low 81 CO.. Az Main ST., Lou, Ky.
cHAs e. sHREvR. N. @. trEwART.
SHREyE & STEwART,
Wholesale Dealers an Wooden Ware, VII Wors
Br4shes, Bisekiag. Matches, Mats,
COtdsge Be-, IS Wall street,
Louisville, Kg.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-04
JOURNAL JOB OFFICE.

JOURNAL JOB OFFICE.
We invite the attention Of the public to our superior
facilities for doing Jon WORK Of all kinds with neatness
dispatch and eheapness. oar sock of job Papers,
Cards Se. is constantly receiving additions while
we have the styles of Types Borders &c. &c for
up this stock to suit order We have In use
WELLS PATENT POWER JOB PRESS,
Nv which we are enabled to do work cheap, fast and
good. We have also ordered
PATENT DIAMOND JOB PRESS.
for the execution small and fine work In an elegant
manner These with other facilities and fine asort
nnent oftYpes, enable US to DEFY competition ehavs
lso 5 fine
RULING MACHINE
sthere h In the country and the only one In
Evansville by which enabled to do al kinds OF
RULED BLANK WORK
In the neaes Orders either by letter OF in per
son are respectfully solicited from
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
for HandbiIIs Bills Lading, &c. &c The work will be
executed and sent home promptly, and charges reason
able. -
WPAswe have reduced our priees lately In many
kinds Of work, while the prices OF material and labor
have gone up our terms for Job Work are invariably
CASH ON DELIVERY OF WORK.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15
New York Adv'ts.
THE GREAT REMEDY.

4 BOUT which so much has been said and
~ Published, is among us. Who has moi,
heard OF the IIEXICiN MUSTANG LINZ
MENT? Many millions Of bottles have been
sold and used to cure rheumatism Ulcers.
Sores. Bruises. Sprains, Ring-worm, Feions.
Salt Rheum, Piles, Sore Nipples and Caked
Breasts, Cancers. Itch. Corns on the Toes.
Sore Eyes. Ear-ache. Pimples, Swollen joints
or Limbs, Cuts, Scalds, or Scali-head, Numb
Palsy, Bunions or frosted feet, Warts. or any
other complaint that can be reached hy an
external remedy. And it has always been
successful. IT is EauALLr coon in healing
Wounds, Scratches, saddle or harness Calls,
or any sprain, soreness or Stiffness, and it is
warranted to cure SPAWN, Ringbone, Spiin,,
or Poll Evil. on Horses.
LF The Linlment is put up in three sizes,
and retails al IS cts, 80 cts, and 81. Tie large
bottles contain much mere Linimen,in propor-
lion to the prices, ard are therefore cheapest.
....- 70 Country Merchants.
Every store should be supplied with this
valuable LlNIMENT, as il PAYS good profit
and sells rapidly. CIV. .WESTBROOK,
Successor 10 A. G. Bragg & Coz
Originator and sole Proprietor.
Principal Officcs--3O4 Broadway, NcwYurk
and cor. Sd & Market Sis, ST Louis, Missouri.
Sold by every dealer in drugs and medicines
throughout the United States, CanadaS, West
Indies, and Bermuda Islands. fIy533l
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15
Register'S Notices.

The following accounts will be presented for
confirmation and allowance al Orphans Court
in New Berlin. FRIDAY. c2i Dec. 1884:
The accounts Of James WCrcght and John T Magec,
executors of Andrew Ma deed, who Guarlisn Of
Matilda, James Mary and J .srph L. Masee
The acct Of John Smith, adnr Of Jacob Smith late Of
West Beaver TT, decI.
The acct of Andr Cook, admir- 0! Daniel Caller, late
Of Hartley Up, decd.
The Of Maria Fisher exccatrz. and Samuel Fisher
aad Samuel Weis, executors Of Rev Henry Fisher, late
OF New Berlin, decd. t
The Of Samuel strnup AMI George Stroup.
tors OF George St:oup late Of Washington TT, decd
The final Of samuel IT, nerson and Robert Canlor,
car 4 Nm Sullivan. late Of White Deer rp, decd.
The only and final acct Of David Heser and JocobWe ct
sci. adm r. OF Daniel Wagner ntr Of renns TT, decd
The acct OF Daniel Ilin, ainir Of John lleulng,
late Of Kelly Tp, drc'd
The acct Of Jacob Iunnel ex'r ofJohr liumn1c, ate
Of Kelly Tp, decd
Tn, acct Of Jacob Hunmcl. Fq Guardian q In'irl
II and wm. H. Ritter, minor children Of Peter Eittar,
late Of L st BuGiloe Tp. drc,i.
The acct Of John Ditesnan and Jacob Kosiclbader,
aimrs Of Iy Kostenhai-r late Of White Der Ir, deed
The second acct Of Sarah Backhus, admir- of Dr. 8.
Bec-hus. late Of Chapmln TP, decd
The acct Of Philip Ruh AMI slniu j Dechtl aimrs Of
Peter Bcch,s., .-..c ot West BD:.aoe TIP. decd .
The acct OF A. swinefrd Eq cx'r q Thos C Wilson,
late Of New Berlin. decd.
The OF John Relc r acting .dar Of James Eeter,
late Of East Bulaloe Tp, dsrd. ......-f
The only and final acct Of Lila. Mensas Guardian cf
Amelia Snyder. minor.
The acct of Charles 8 Dav.s Of The e1rs OF j W.
Smith ll.e of Selinsgrovc, tccl.
The Of jacob Martin, admir- Of Henry Pie lae Of
Perry Tp, deci
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15

TTNION County, SIS. In the Orphans Court
u of Union county. In The mailer of the
inquisition Of the real estate of MICHAEL
QUINN, late of East Buifaloe Up. decd:
Notice is hereby given to Mary Quinn, Da.
vid Quinn, George Burns and Eliza his wife.
John Arnold and Sarah his wife, Ann QuiniI,
Rebecca Quinn, Jas l.. Quinn. Jere'h koller,
guardian Of DAVID Geiser, Mary Ellen Gelser,
John Geiger and James q. Gcigcr, minor chill
dren Of Rachel Geiger tec'c heirs aud legal
representatives OF Nichae! Quinn, late Of East
Butfaoc T'p, aforesaid, decd: Whereas, by an
inquest for that purpose duly awarded by the
Orphans CouIt Of the county aforesaid. the
real estate of the said Michael Quinn was
appraised, and whereas none Of the heirs Of
the said deceased appeared in Court 10 take
the premises therein described atthe appralSe-
ment; you anc every Of you are hereby cited
10 appear at the next General Orphans Court
to be held al New Berlin on the 18th day Of
December next,to accept or refuse 10 take the
premises aforesaid at the arpraisement, or
show cause why the Court shou d not decree
the same 10 be sold.
Witness The Hon. 4. s Wilson. President Of
said Court at New Berlin the Goth day Of Oc-
rober, AID. 1851. .-
JLst SAMUEL ROUSH, Clerk.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15
.SIIERIFF'.y SALES.

DY virtue Of sundry writs of Vend. Ex.
issued out Of The Court Of Common Pleas
OF Union county. and to me directed, | will
expose to public sale al the Court House in
New Berlin on Monday. the 18th day of Dec.
next, the following real estate, 10 Ill,
A certain tract of land situate in East Buff
faloe township, Union county, containing six
acres more or less, all cleared bounded on
the east and north by lands Of Peler Wolfe,
on the south and west BY George Kunkel,
whcreon is erected n log house with kitchen
attached. frame stable, variety of fruit trees,
and a well Of wafer near the door, with the
appurtenances.
Also a certain tract of timber land, situate
as aforesaid, containing twelve acres more or
less, bounded on the south by George Gundy,
on the west by Henry Brown and others, with
the appurienanccs.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as
the property Of Hiiliana W Young.
Also certain tract Of land situate in White
Deer township, Union county, continuing fif-
teen acres more o. less, bounded on the east
by lands of Little, Farron & Brady, on the
south by the Sugar Valley & White Deer
Turn pike. north BY hi!ile. Farron & Brady,
and west by wbereon is
erected a one-and- a-half storey frs med weather
boarded dwelling house and shop, with the
appur,enances. -, ia-..F1 s--.. -sy-..--
Seized, taken in execution and TO be sold as
the properly of LJrenso p. Tsed.
Also a certain lot Of ground situlte in Buff
faloe township, Union county, Containing three
acres more or less, adjoining lands Of Edward
Miller, Daniel Weriz Isaac Miller and others
whereonis erected two-siorey plank framed
Dwelling House. with the appurienanoes-as
the proer,y Of Rarsiar Barkhr. i.-
JOHN KESSLER, Sheriff.
.sherif-s Office, New Berlin. Nov. 10, 1854
tVThe Sheriff also adveriises TO be sold al
the same time and place
| a tact cf lIa acres in Washington rrS 81
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15

BEG leave respectfully 10 cali he Pr,
attention 10 my EStablisL.uent y, =,
South FOURTH 81. tbelow Chesrnu0. F,,'s
elohia, for The manufacture and sale a l.,
yeiOpes, where viii always te in reft -,
10 attend 10 any orders NAV be fayore5 a.
lam prepared 10 furnish Envelopes If 80,
quality, size and description, Who'esa'e =.
iteta,i, the Government pattern, plan and l..,
fwouid also call attention to the DE s.
ing, Engraving, Printing, and Emtcss-,
Business Carts for Envelopes, Leilsri.,.,
Bil-heads, Cards. Circulars, &c. al tfvi--
furnish at very low raies. SisHJ.rz e.,-,
prevents their gong TO the Dead Le,rGse.
With patent rfachinesof the laies. ~.
men;s for entossirg, printing. g. e,es-
the manufacture Of Envelopes. and evef7s..
Iity for executing orders with desparh. ana
their delivery by Express Lines or as usf
agreed upon, can notfai 10 compete W.
not excel any other establishment Of tie Ire
in the world. "a Homeopathic Envel--.
constantly on hard, samples Of vtirh nav ,
seen Ciyonicie Office, also Of b e-S;anred +,
tly5I17!Q WM. COLBERT
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15
FIVE STATIONERY.

lrRAIG & FULTON, 70 Sou,h E,t-
- Street, Fh'iddtiphie-beg leave
the attention of Country Dealers, Sl.---
PersouS visiting the CRY. to Their G.
assortment Of EngBsh. Fytnch. and 5--
SI4IIONERI.w hich they arr s,lt.g-
sale aud Real on the most reaSor1.
Their stock comprises treru rcr,'
Letter and Note PAPER and Envelcr.s--
ing iall assortment of the celesrsa--
Of De La Rue & Co. and Thos Rhcf. 81
Of Lcntun. Also
Gold and Steel Pens. Craving Fer.
hers and olhess), Drawing PaJc-
Board, Scaling Wax, Ink. Iul>fsrfs. Z 81
Crookes'. .Nosrerhclms'and other frt Csf|
PorimoBaieS. Poekei Books. Portfolios
ing Desks, &c. &c. Persons vislrrc i-e
can have theirrarer and enrelrrss en,,7
with their nHfisb wiiheut ezra chsrsr.
II Orders frnm dealers ard ir>u'7sc1
learning respectfully soIicaed ard SLED =
the sirIciest integrity I6uSIpi
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15
FOR SALE.

"a That large and desirable property on the
.&sH. corner of Marse, and Water streets well
calculated for residence, for business or for
residence and place Of business.
There is large BRICK House containing 9
large rooms ON the first floors bedrooms on
the second floor, and . large finished rooms on
the third. 4 Kitchen and Washhouse adIoins.
There are also spacious Cellar large Cement
Cisiern, Pump, and Well of good water, a
Stable, and all necessary Outbuildings.
For terms &c. apply TO Geo. F. Miller, Esq
r q. S. E.DAVIS.
Lewishurg, Sept. %, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15

saml Reit~r Simon Frank
DAM Rcpgl:r vs. jas N'Cr isLt
, Peter paubert VS. A Cummings
Csc Esinlic Chas stees
Sarnl Dsnbar " F4ii? ort
Pcary Or Siminstou VS. Henry High
EIvi Kinney VS. Sani' Ritter 81
William Gossler Isaac s:aiien
Jos Gossler and VII. W do
Bank Of Danville vs Mrislicr nnil q B German
James McCrei;ht vs. Daniel Rang r
Samuel ShriuCr vs. Daniel sehracl
Eiias G Hartman Va Gcofg Jill! ann otLep !
Jarob Mauck VS. John Gin sni Othtss Z 'jit
J Hartman ;r VS. Jacob Ginr'ch
" Kreuer VS. AbIa!. IN Brcin
Charles Fis,ler VS. William May
JOAN Matthias Va pr As cuinniinss
Sem S.hoch vs. Israel utslias
Henry. Ooehraa vs. jacob Brown --s - ...t .a..
Mary Jenkins VS. II fe.cTt ct 81 90 ..-I.
Michl Kleckner va Saral Meyer
JrcoB Drosn VI Henry Cochrsu-(2 sults)
Shields Miller vs. Henry High
s Gates and Wife 70 Jus-ph Albert
game VS. Jscos ALERT
same l... rs Jonathan Waters rr
Christian Herman John fiummel ..
Ad lit. y-nd'n Smith VS. Honnan Mo'suser
John Matthias VS. JOS Mitman sa.
Pr a Cummings rs Hector Stewart
W II Kl, ckner VS. Church. Rookie i Co
II II Naryaritz vs. John Tresstor
Carey Mark H.l:pcnny ..
/ T. M,atz Alex imnons l4
,; Bt;taa Tiei,l IS, J1ln r,..r v.,,s,o.,
Mari. Trutt VS. John Tru;t
Benj Kurt. Va Wcirick and " Ne,.ick
Slm Kyle CatEarire Wolf.
John Gsssler vs. Christian Schroyer
Henry @ Eyer vs. @ Ganirgu.'s Admr
Charles Craig ir rs Samuel Baker
Benz amin Shoemaker VS. Nm Porter
J. VI Thatcher ri II, App vs. John Kantz's adm.
". Chapel for b W. Hays vs. JOHN L1cEs
Jacob kock vs. John AsLturn, CT al
John II. Walter, rs George Howersox
Kitchen ( KeiTer VS. John kesslsr, ct al
/ Daniel OTIS Exccrs vs Elizabeth OFT
Henry Smith VI Ifrnry Gross ----
MarSaretta Painte. &c. VS. j c. Wilson 3 vile
James Robb VS. John Gross
David Schwc,k vs. J. Bo~ersox o S:cininges
VIM T. aganseller VS. John Hartman
Frank in Iryer vs. G. Leisenring. ct al
Nathan Meyer ys George Eishel
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15
MORE SLAVE TInaIpRY.-It win Le

MORE SLAvE TE.RIToRY. ii wiz le
remembered ty many Of cur Ireaderi Aha.
dnring the last sc,sion Of Congress, q
scheme was Introduced in the Senate, by
the Hon. Robert " Johnson. ono Of .ths
Arkansas Senators, to organize new ter
ritory between the 34,h and S7,h degrees
Of latitude, and the G4th and l00th de-
yrees Of longitude, embracing a tract Of
land Of abou. 4S, 1000, GOO acres, lying be-
tween the Red River in louisiana and the
southern boundary Of Kansas, to be called
Neosho. The bill providing for the orga-
nization of such territory was introduced
by Senator johnson near the close Of the
last session, and has been made an carly
order for consideration at the present ses-
sion. The Editor of the Western Home
Visitor, an Ohio Jour nal, having examiu-
cd the scheme and made himself familiar
with the provisions Of The bill, dcnouaces
it strongly IS another stealthy but formid-
axle rraj-c: of the Slave power agains, the
cause Of Human Freedom. lie dcuouncas
the bill as being artfully SO drawn Us to
prohibit any law excluding Slave labor
from the soil Of the territory being passed,
and if his views are correct, it is certainly
project which deserves more general at
tention than i; has yet rccciyei.-ih2ad.
Daily Ners.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15
Life Of Horace Greeley.

We are indebted to Mason brothers, %
Park Ror, Ner York, for an cary copy
Of this work. 1t was written by James
Parton, entirely without the sid, knowledge,
or interest of Mr.. Greeley, and makes a
handsome volume of 442 pages. The au-
thor does not coincide in all the opinion
Of lis hero, but he deems Linn man not
surpassed in his influence upon the pub
lie mind, and also as model Of imitation
IN industry, thoughtfulness, benevolence,
and public spi,it. His % years residence
in New York, is identified with some Of
the most importsu. events in our national
history. -- d ....
but we CLEAN three personal traits from
this interesting work, which should be cop
led BY every boy, youth, and young man.
J. Mr. Creole, $ early opportunities were
limited: living in a retired hamlet, his
only school was the district; his father,
baukrupted, Was driven from one poor
farm in New Hampshire to another in Yer
mont; his earliest years were familiar with
poverty, and extreme hard WORK, which he
encountered cheerfully and maufully yet,
ty using all the spare time he had, in stud
.ing, and seeking information from every
.ource, he laid the foundations for useful
mess and eminence. Q. Notwithstanding
tho universal prevalence of the custom,
and although he boarded in hotels during
most Of his apprenticeship, he very early
in life took decided stand against the use
Of intoxicating drinks and of tobacco,
which he has maintained until this day.
3 His flial respect and dcrotion were pc.
euliar. From his slender earnings as a
printers apprentice, he saved many dollars
to aid bis parents in their struggles to
maintain family of younger children.
At the close Of seven months journey
work in Erie, he had expended only sir
'lollo,s on his person; he took thirteen dol,
lars with which to start TO New York city,
and commence the world to better advan-
tsse, and left all his other earnings to his
father; nor did he stop. until bis parents
were secured with good farm (in Erie
Co., Pa, improved with buildings, imple-
mcnts, and stock Of the best-As to the
public deeds and doctrines of Horace Gree.
Icy, are they not to be read in the Neu
Yorker, Log Cabin, American Luborcr,
Wig Almanac, Tribune, &c &c. &c?
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15
Foreign News.


The steamer Union arrived at New
York Or Saturday. There has been no
more fighting and DO material changes in
the aspect Of affairs. Confidence was ris.
ing in England. Wooden barracks for
10000 men have been shipped to the Cri-
inca, indicating winter campaign. All
the marine force that England can muster
has been engaged to carry reinforcemen's,
&C., to the seat OF war. "a.
Tho battle Of the 9th appears to have
made both sides cautious 1t has stopped
the serious operations Of the Allies, and
the Russians, not being so hardly pressed
with the scigc, are waiting, and maturing
their plans for another assault upon the
Allies. Both parties are receiving rein
forecments. As soon as either party feels
itself strong enough to begin operations
again We shall nave more battles to an.
nounce, and more slaughter to record.
The obstinate defence Of Scbastopol has
evidently raised the Russians and their
military skill in the estimation Of the AL
les, and will induce them TO act more eau
tiously aud more certainly in future
Prince Napoleon has left his command in
consequence Of on attack Of dysontcry
and returned oConstantinorle.-Iottstorr
Le60er.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15
nTHE CABIN Bor'S STORY


A ssnni Nautical romspes Of interse insrest ~ tho
AuthOr Of the 'Fir .te poctor" Ihe "L4wygs story,
the Old Doctor" DO &c.
HE succtss Hitherto dyed wTi,erof the above
popular works. :ss sgGeiyaf gua ee Of the f,vor
vfeh " issh esas-lmk IL La pcu will be
romantic narrative ilu rstng tie Of the Slave
Trscc CARRIED is tho cosst ef hs sntbor
has s,lved in ;he navy-sBl the dsscrp and char
ctcrs painted from personal Acquaintance With thei-
TLe story l. full [: exciting intrr"st sud aIyeIta.e -
the celebrated work # d foe, Robinson tru-oe, and
has the advantage that glorious ton inlsEues
it is founded ;Cts o: every day occurrence The
history OF The heroine Of the story ZIeka the CTeas
sian Slave pcrc5ased at CoastshtfBove sdIcstd ouf
,rried BY tie reckless yet cl.s-iia, &C. m1ar-the
Ger Of the Albatroys is simply the narrrton OF
painted from the hf- and al lie numerous char
aeter- porr1yed hr usLout the st.ry are v'idy and
graphically drawn.
Tie publishers have already received orders for the
whole of the edition orisnSHy their intsnt'n 10
publish consequently, they have Teen 0bhE largely
incr 1t: aud they respectfully request that ell or
dsrs nay Lsr sent Immediate
They confidently expect that the work viii create IS
much interest work cf fciien that has OF late
years eranatr1 from the pr,ss -, rotvithstandin;
since the pc hc tioE Gf 'Jnce Itms Cabiu, works
rome hare apFcnrei having relation TO the
syst'm Of purchasing slaves on tie African Coast writ
ty who has wtnr>ed IL in AL ilshiteOus dsfor
nifty. The work is written in chsste and pure n=Ere
and will BE- we,come and itrJet:Ye addition 10 the
fAIlily library, .. --
The work viii form Jcautihi ocfa-o vonmc CT $50
pages, handsomely Illustrated .i fue ersra' ing and
elegantly bound in cloth Price. in elcth. dlsr;
in paper, IS cnts which eoLies si lie sent by
TIE publishers 10 ary part Of The country free OF pos
taee ..f.
CO Fer sale Whoessl. and retail " the rulsicrs,
ELLsWuITH 4 SHEET. ..
No . BrrKgsN sTryLT- Niw YORK.
And by all Brolsellers Throughout the United States
aud Bri.t.' Provn 2m5.-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15
Union County Woodlands
{Oi/ for Sale. al 4

OOO ACRES will be sold in shares
r .OUU-of 10 aeses a, $50 per share, or
ten Shares for S25 each payable IN insia amenis
of one dollar per month, Location oil lots TO
be determined by drawing; but any person
may, BY taking tract Of 400 acres, have the
title made immediately on Paymeht OF the
purchase money, and may select The tract most
agreeable TO their wishes.
This land is situated in the townships OF
White Deer and West Bufialoe, and the new
road from Lewisburg 10 S"sar Valley passes
through il. @ r.-'
Itis covered with timber, ,such Is White Oak,
Pine. Hemlock, Chestnut und Rock Oak, and
Spruce Run and White Deer Creek furnish
ample water powers for saw-milis, tanneues,
&c, on majority OF the tracts. Ii Is situated
about 10 miles west from Milton and u miles
from Lewsbur-, and was formerly the prop
ertv of Mr.. Jos. Siae. Apply u -
B. FRANKLIN CLARK,
No. 80 Suuth Third ST. PiilIdeipiia.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15
Willow Ware. SC.

II. COULTER, 10 South SECON
Pliig9eIh a. tccrs above Chestf-
SIDE. lar, r,er and Manufacturer L-
VATu.LOW WARE-Consisurs -- r,
w the following. Ladies Travei
ketS. Work Baskets. Flower Basks's
Baskets. Secar Baskets, Plain. Farcs n
broideIed Baskets, Ladies NGk san.
Sewing Chairs Of bcau,Iful L. cr ar- e.
lent workmanship. which he l. selling re-
kably cheap for Cash.
N.B.-Jusi received from Gernary
and varied assortment cf FANCY 6''f
which the attention of the public r.
fully invited ,tnt.'se
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-12-15

OPINION OF GERMANs.-The Bauern
Friead fays that many persons who never
heretofore signed for Madison county,
[from Montgomery, Bucks and Chester
are ready and willing to DO so this year,
because of the extravsgance in county
buildings at Norristown, and high rate Of
taxes.
The "Big Bell" purchased for the Court
House at NorristowD, which has the names
Of certain officiating furc;ionaries upon it,
our German cotemporary think ought to
have TIE names Of taxpayers upon it also.
1t is not often our cautious neighbor speaks
so plainly as that.
A peculiar crfoncnt Of Madison ccunty,
in Norristowp, brags that its tones can be
heard 20 miles, Whcrcupon the Dqy,cs-
tonn Democrat suggests that it be used to
call the Bucks county courts together, as
Doylestown is tu. Is miles from Norris
town.-Pahstoaci Ledger.