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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-25
II. P a1aYfsson.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
CIarksburg, Va.
WILL strictly attend to all business entrust-
Wv ed to his care, in Harrison and the udioiu-
ing counties Unrest
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FemaIe aeIllfnarY.

NJ RS. Vim. Mann t.ll comulancs the fIrt
w sesipn 81 her e'HooI for young ladfes q
CLARK < pn tlie INST . - April, 1Sss
fsTpt
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-25
Garden Seeds.

a general assortment Of 6ne fresh Garden
mar 70 I I. CARR.
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New W0rIxa.

7 gs1 teotyed ard Tor sis nsw popular work
~ b fanny BeTns altf Ia II lGs and Beautie-
OF amy Fern As1s 2 lev iSa ~ pias Of 80
Alsos 3 TnitIt Il q g. -. "a.
get9eT VIII q d ilitGfsstif = = utefai
Isd8ts. E 81 f.IlFfF.g
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-25

Fresh God Liver Oil.
Just received from RgsHToN q CLARK, and for
81 sale BY the gallon Ct. OF pt.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-25

IA siil5
lseeItsd 81 81 8. 81 4. i 3 M.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-04-25
Certain Ctlfe or no Charge.

lR. HARRIS LOCK INTIMACY,
- No. 81 SourH Gar ST.,
tBet'eeeH Second and Lombard sts,, Bstt.)
SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE EFsEctEb OR No NO.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-14
Lottery Gambling.

Our neighbor Of the Star, 10 whom we all
should look on question of morals, lustlheS
his advertising for the Itsai Lottery Managers
of MARYLAND, on the ground that I'll was only
a CAUTION, and might be inserted with safety.
We SO supposed But the question is, Is II
any more legal or moral TO advertise licensed
than unlicensed deaiers7 VIII not such noii-
ces, in so respectable paper as the Star,
edited BY a clergyman, do far more to extend
the infaiuation OF lottery gambling, than oil
the unlicensed dealers could do IN the same
sphere Ii is amply proved by the reformed
gambler ]. II. GREEN, hy BaRSur IN figures,
and by various publications and Legislative
and other Committees, that LOTTERIES are
ALL FRAUDS, and "evIl and only evil in
their influences. We caution the people against
the whole system, whether under the ban or
under the favor OF Law. II Lotteries exist at
all, we are for allowing them Free Trade.
Indeed. if we gamblei in lotteries, We would
sooner .invesi" in an unlicensed shop than
with a smooth-faced, liceDse professional
character, for his necessary expenses are so
much heavier mat tnt uuiiCcuStu Cdh easier
give chances to draw prizes for the sake of
getting up an individual fame for ''lnck'
Lotteries are legal in MARYLAND, but not IN
Pepnsylyania-horse.ra bro'helS, slave
auctions, gambling of other kinds, &c. &c,
are knai in some countries, but not therefore
necessarily moral
The laws of Pennsylvania declare iha; "als
lotteries whatsoever, whether puoiic or private,
are common and public nuisaness, and against
the common good and welfare The act of
Is, March, 1888, also aboliShes "ali and every
device in the nature of lotteries" Said Act
also provides that "any person or persons who
shall sell or expose to sale or shall
adperfise or cause TO be advertised
any lottery within ms common
wealth ar else,rtere. shall, for
each and every such offence, !or:eit and pay
a sum not less than SlO0, and not exceeding
$4,000, or be sentenced to undergo an ini-
prisonmcut not exceeding six months, at the
discretion of the court"
This law We take 10 be plain and unequiv-
ecai. Under II, law-deiying men have been
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-14
Considerably NodiRej p

We all recollect the story Of the boy who
declared he had seen - thousand black cats,
but who, ca,echised and cross-e1amined pretty
closely, and made to remember the doom Of
story tellers, came down to hundreds and to
fifties. and finally declared. well. d.d SC.
cur old black eat and ano;heY one ~
We could but think Of that wondrous boy
when reading. in the SV Of last week. the
"Noiiiic alton Que the People Of Lewisburg.
The Editor says. the Thousand quinine pills
every morning, for the supply of fever pre-.
scripticss through the day" was "rspor,
derived from a respectable gentleman" and
he'll stick to il: but his inf,r.nces about the
1900 additional pills per day from others, he
admi, may be and probably are TOO strong
and he meant to have revised The article before
il went 10 press!
Well, can homes. confession is good for the
soul" But our nel:hhor should "modify' a
litt!e further Can, YOU ALLOW that il was on
particular days only during peculiar season
that ,ha, big dose of quiBine was made into
pellets for that is the truth. Won, you
admit the fact. too, that mos, that was made
WAS for townships, AID other boroushs beside
Lewisburs! Do this, and your modification"
will be accertable-anylhing less, is less than
the whole truth
And now we ask, what if we should 60 to
some pill-maker in PhiadeIphia-Dr. Jayne
for misunderstanding how many thousands
Of pills he had manufactured per day, estimate
that all the others in the trade made four times
as many, and then 20 forth and proclaim that
"lhe Philadelphia druggists compound 1000
or 100000 pills every morning. for the use OF
the fever patients in that cityr Would not
every body saw i, was a wholesale fa'sehood
Just SO, if il has been toastully said that one
whole a'eins house IN LcwiSburg once made
a thousan! pills per day, The ipsp,ession sought
10 be conveyed, that the supply was kept up
by or for Lewisburg, is equally false.-f on
must "modlfy" cons iderablc more, neighbor,
to recover your damaged reputation.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-14
cwSIr (ron;cje and West Farmer-Sept IA, 1850

justly punished Itnos only prohibits selling
and advertising lotteries, both IN and ont Of
the State, but also"aN and esery dsriee in fhs
mature of lctte,ies'-such as Giii Enterprises,
Gift Concerts, &c. &c. We allude to this for
the bene6,of numbers of our cotemporaries,
who have Eve hope unwitiinsly) exposed
themselves TO pretty large fines!
While we claim no iDfa'libiiity Of Judgment
We do exclude from our columns Whatever we
deem immoral or Unlawful. We doubt not
we have refused such advertisements to the
amount Of over one thousand dollars. And
we trust that on mature reflection m ordained
prcac her Of the Gospel will no longer illegally
aid in maintaining what Law declares to be a
"common and pubic nuisance, and what the
united testimony of Christianity prociaims 70
be a serious moral evil!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-14
Two I

Some months since, we referred to Sc
veral towns, which, like E.ston, Harris
burg, Sudbury, Lock Haven, Williams
port, Danvillc, BIoomsburg, Wilkcsbarre,
TunkLannock, Towanda, Elmira, Owego,
Binghamton, are proofs of the fact that
business centcrs we're the best sites for the
Seats of Justice. All these towns lie upon
the Rivers, and some are far less central
than Lewis5urg would be even as the
county now is. The Eiitor Of the Star
deems this "lelusiGe argument" and
points in triumph to New Berlin and
Bloomfield as specimens Of locating County
Seats on central point, without any re-
gard to other matters. These specimens,
it strikes US, arc most unhappily chosen
the Legislature and the people have just
condemned the mistake in locating the
county scat for Union, BY dividing it, and
giving the people chance to dx upon
their two great business cen.ers. Iu Perry
county, there is no one great business
mart, and Bloomfield, a. We suppose, is
easily accessible, and near the river. I'VE
wonder when the Eiitor got there, he did
not 60 on, up to M'flliu.own, Lewistown,
Huntington, and Hoilidaysturg, all bust
ness and County towns, on the River. We
think our argument stands .ood-Kivers
tend to draw business; and grea. business
centers best accommodate the people for
county purposes and the more you study
the location Of county sea.s, the more the
fuct will become apparent.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-14
For the Lev.huTs Chr nicIe.
A Few, Small Pills, for Eilinburg


Gentlemea Of Lewisburg, retaliation is right
in time Of war. The Rev'd Editor Of the S!ar
! at Miffiinburs, is prescribing TO you thousands
! Of pills every morning, you are justihahle in
giving them few in return. You should in
/ honor give them few shots back.
| Please and ask the " Ml.llinburgian gentry
! them who are free to accuse honorable aud
! respectable Lewisburcers Of every fraud and
/ knaverv-ask them, say, what has become
/ OF them Two Thousand Dolls. that the State
! gave Union County for Education, and which
WAS entrusted TO Miiil nburg to keep and the
interest 70 so to help sehoo, our ch!idsen' 1,
: was our money, and where IS II! HifiInburg
has m maRaged i, from the first (nigh upon forty
years | supposed the Treasurer and Trustees
, were ali from Mi.iiinburg and neighborhood; ;
and now where's our money All LOST
LOST, SAYS Madam Rumor. The last County
Auditors Report, 1853, gave Judgment ag',
John Forster for 1858 with int. from l5i5, as
the last of the $4,000. Here was Pnh'ic
trust conf led to The management Of MILi!ln-
| burg, she has always had It, is II s4uandered.
And now Do they ask US to give them the con-
troll of our money, and place the Treasury in
the influence of the same skln-n!nts and hard
faced men as administered upon the Ei1-
cation Fund Put the Courthouse aloH ssIde
of the Academy-ha! ha II the fsh public
trust reposed in M.flinbury is thus abused,
ask if they shall have another chance 10 get
a bigger haul THAT will DO for one pin, and
/ if don't make them "howl," please put down
No D. Mifilinburg was made county town
at first, and if it had any liberaiily or public
spirit might nave continued TO be. Union Go.
! then included Decatur Tp, in Mliain Co, and
Washington in Lycoming. The selishness
and laziness Of Mii1inbury, helped little and
! Chem insignificant Longstnwn 10 bear or the
county records before their face and eyes. At
/ first, MiiflinbuTg was central, but the loss of
Decatur and Washington and Snyder county,
! and the much Larger increase along the river,
has thrown Mif,linours quite TO the one side Of
trade snd Iavel.-A hard pill, bat you need
it. Now open Your mouth wide to take
No. 3. Min!ihburg. BY majority. decided
every time against Division--ihst they dil no,
want to be County seat. They promised to
Longstown near 4 unanimous vote, for which
/ in case of defeat they should have go, a Ike
unanimous vote in return. But MiiilinburS
gave more than enough votes (G9) for Division
10 carry it. and thus released I.ongstowa from
any obligation. Eut having been bard against
I Division, we also feel no obligation. ] suspect
she " i'll miss The prize again, BY 500 or Geo.
Now if the Miiinburga ans don't want any
more bitter pills, let them not Try 10 crowd
such monstrous Ailopathic doses down the
peoples 'hroa,s. Ho1HrArnIc.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-14
g no E0fe! )

| Last weeks MIfninburg Htar employs over
half column in trying 10 prove the Crror'eic
! Of 5 st u!t. IN a great "mlstakc, and IN The
effort makes .fcc esrcsious blunders without
! detecting one IN us.
| We stated, that ..two old men and two babes
died here last week-no more" An Editors
| week is from issue to issue of his paper: the,
week was from 2lth 10 3lst uli. The Nd,'s
Editor says, ",oe find among the obituary no.
| tces, not only the TWO old men and the Two
babes, 6-'t also n. |. Butler, aged 10 gears -
not SO, bu, "l0 N" [Oathsl land L. Slark, aged
year" No, Sir. you don't find two babes
besides those two, for the two in the Obituary
are the very Two referred TO in the editorial
you don't find TorR deaths of children but TWO
only, as we siated.-IIere are Gi,es errors.
But the AGr saw IN the Argus death on
the 2lsi ult. and another on the 23d (bgft pub
lished in Chronicle Of 2ilh ult., both prior 10
our .'last week. and lugs them over into our
week" to convict us of error In so doing.
1t beirays an overweenins anxiety 10 magnify
the prnviden,iai sufIerings of one community
as an argument for lis own town for county
site 4! "Shame where is Thy blush" when a
clergyman will labor SO aSsidiously 10 assail
a neighbor, and in the effort represent an ad-
mitted evil 10 be twice as bad as i, is,
We were right-ihe S'ar is wrong, in all its
four specifications against us, and has altered
IN" TO "years"-maADg FIVE gross outrage,
upon truth in lahorei, deliberate attempt to
impeach the crcdlbiliiv Of this paper
TIE Stars "weea" seems TO extend not from
Sunday 10 Sunday, but from Friday, 2lst ult.,
10 the next week Saturday, 2s,h-S days; but,
stretched out even TO that unscrip,ursl extent,
the STIR can't find" the eiSbt deaths il asserts.
But the Star says, AZ we had any desire 10
speak OF verbal rsporis, We MONT ADD sUIrE
A NUMBER TO The above list of deaths" We
also have heard Of many and false reports
one alleged 10 be iEduslriously propasa,ed by
are erroneous. - We wish it understood by
all, that we give weekly all the deaths in our
place, from auhentic sources, as a matter of
principle as well as Of policy. "Honesty Is
the bcs, policy. Oar readers may rely upon
il that we have not concealed one, ard If We
have made any error II was unlHtcntonaI.
And now We ask our readers who tase an
interest in the melancholy issue thus forced
upon us, 10 compare the Chronicle of 2sih and
3Ist ur. with the Star of 9th inst, and see 4
we are not correct, and who is to be "laushed'
at.-"Soberly speaking, we earnestly tell you
that the time for decelvIng people with respect
to the county town. is past. They want TO know
the truth, ard while the CAronicie can speak,
they shall know 1t, Notwithstanding your me-
naces." (last quotation altered from the Star
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-14
The best Genesee wheat four is retaled
IN Rochester a. eight dollars . barrel,
Foreign News.

HAI1YA1, Sept. 1.-THE steamship
Africa arrived this morning, with Liver
pool dates to the 1st instant, being one
week late, than previous advices. e-
The maine features Of her news consist
in details Of the battle Of Tcherasya and
the operations that preceded it. From
the official reports it turns out to have
been decided victory for the allies.
Another Russian stack upon the Allies
in the vicinity of the Cemetery was anti
cifs.cd.
1t is announced definitely that Omar
Pasha is to take the command in Asia
Nothing important has been received
from the Baltic Sea or Kars. j. g.
Messrs. Brown L Shipley's Circular
quotes Breadstuffs as duh Some Of the
circulars state that there was an ar active
speculative demand for corn, and prices
had slightly advanced.
The weather has been favorable for the
crops.
Queen Victoria had returned to Eng
land.
Gen. Pelissier telegraphs under date Of
August Gath, that on the previous night
tic French carried the Russian ambrsoadc
on the glacis Of the Malakof. Subsc-
queu;ly, 500 Russians tried to rctakc it,
bu: where rerulsed with loss Of 500.
Napoleon, in letter to Gen. Pelissier,
thanking the army for tue victory At Tch-
ernaya, says he looks for speedy tcrmi-
nation Of the seige, and adds that if Sebas-
topol does not fall, be knows, by informa-
,ion, that the Russian army cannot sus-
tain struggle through the winter.
The Russians are said to have doubled
the garrison at Sebastopol.
The Russians have launched several
vessels at Nicolaof
The news from France is unimportant.
The crops satisfactory, and business
Eour;shing ..- ...
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-14
Issue List, Sept. T. 1855.

II Usa. '. Gemher!;n- jr
1 p,ri.l G-rcicr VI James N'Crright
ra,y S-irh,y Nm itichly
Jrhn He's. vs. Vim u W. val.ah
Peter psul-rt Va A. Camm,ns,(l suits)
D,ri.l R.,t.i-- ~ james y Creirht
j. ms y',rli, hit u Daniel ienser ~ ....
Joh,, W.,,-rn je VS. Js.cb ''iuarich
John sia;s:as Dr \ > Cu'unlinss
Msr,.sbEirs Va 10 Tasrrt It al
u csrry " Mark HnlipcHny
D. ..r.,x Airy ANN rs
I,s;Iap T-ifI ,lohl fisher t...
" s.l-Swgrth krrrs 4 Co Michael Srott1
Sarnaei ayi. CatlsiIine Hof
u rhafpeli for D " iaycs vs. J2hn Locke
N.rs,r.t Pa r-r &c vs. j q " iisou vito
jim. gu..i ~ John Gross
W r wa,.r..l,sr W John Hartman Jr
H.rj, ,r,fn iIouse-or,h vs. Bas-l-r ily
., Oh S,--u.i Hichs-i fitehthorn
Enr,, Ch.-e 4 Norih Chss Ii ShrineT
pr Nn Ila-.- vs JOHN Locke
John Bi;g.gr Jrcyb Fryer
cu,y 4 WHIT Re r Turn Rna8 c. White Deer Tp
fril;.muiis . Drotber vs. JIisriman Jr with notice
Cblio- J knredltf ,s .nine
Peter Hu,up.i W. Hannah Hurnrnel
John II fisa-r Vi Gideon Lei>cnrng
Samuel Rniier vs. f.t-r Nciiz
Cl.nl,u, 4 M..s.r vs. YouuGrnan ( Walter
,o,ue VI Tay-ar; PuTman d Co
Pm, vs. Noah Waller
vaeutin. Hare " Henry " snyder
o Cala,i,eu 4 others. Lorenzo iced
Henry smith " Hsnry Gross
c T. I;swes mr J Locke Merit Cbappell
Franri. Z.Iic-s " Alex Blair
Comninnw.alih sug Benftr VS. Hans Jr with not
Henry Kcefir vs. J Hartman Jr with notice
g Adams dec d Exr, J Hartman jr & wife
s.me vs. George Hartman
Christian Gross Henry tiross
Marx We'll J Hartman others
Julius Ncil
s.,;-IIs Miller Hartman Jr with notice
The Trustees Of l. Church a. VS. Martin stock
Jacob Marry Va Hartman jr 18th police
Bcui,min Fisher vs. same f...1
Jarnf Fisher Va same
Christian FISHER r-
Or Vim Hayes vs. John I.Ack
Susanna Brawn vs. : Messsrsmth
Wash Co Mu INSURANCE Co vs. Phillip Iiilbish
same simon sholiy
saIne Vim Kelly
Bank Of Danvile vs. Iawrencr Stees
School BIZ # Franklin VS. q Smith others
A Eucass & wi.s James Quinn
Nm q H.rroid Smith Thompson
Mag Ncinsu Va Michael Neirian
& Montelius 4 " fanny Samuel sitter
J Noypr Samuel Meyer
Geties Mash 4 Co We Jiiummcl
~ snr,a VS. Michael Fisher Bro
Peter Iioiig { eihsrs IIumm-l
Samuel Tien3crson vs. Charles L Crunrath
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-14
med for Canal Commissioner.

Convention was tliu'y attended, and 10,
sFru HENDERSON Of Washing: county
named for Canal Commissioner
s4-Gov. Shannon, it is stated has
reached Kansas, and announced that he
recognized the Missouri gang presided
ever by Stringfellow, as the Legislature
their acts, as legal Laws-and that he
was in favor Of Slavery in Kansas. Thus
has Slavery gone on, step by step, until it
is legalizei in kansas, under code bl1o-
di,r than Draco!
There may be some hope that an
election f5r Constitutional Convention
may be more fair than previous ones, but
the same outlaws, sustained as they now
will be by Governor as we'll as President,
viii probably triumph. Then our only
hope viii be Congress
"No danger of Slavery in Kansas"
ra.The N y Tribune urges every
lover of Freedom to unite on Passmore
Williamson for Canal Commissioner, and
make his case practical test whether We
live in Constitutional Republic or under
slavery olgarehy.
sG- There must be union among the
friends of Freedom at the present crisis.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-14
Executors Sale.

WILL be offered at Pablic Sale, on
w the premises, in White Deer township,
Union Co, Pa,
Thursday, 18Th October
neyt, commencing at 10 O'clock. A. NJ, the
Real Estate OF the late DASILL KANcK, decea-
sed. viz.
MOL. The MANSION PROPERTY. con
tanning Go Acres of Land. with -
large Brick House, large Bank Barn, E.5l
Spring House and neycT-faIling Spring near
the house, two ORCHARDS. Blacksmith 5
Shop, and the necessary Outbulidlnss. All
under good cultivation.
No. II. A TRACT OF LAND adjoining
the above, containing 30 Acres, all under
good cultivation.
no. III. a TRACT OF 100 ACRES Of
s.r,9e TIMBER LAND, on White Deer
e.ESS Greek Mountain, adjoining the For
sY1s est Iron Works, principally OF
seIss> Chestnut Timber. II Will be offered
together or IN Lets, TO suit purchasers.
The Farm property adjoins lands Of Adam
Ranck, Abraham Rancs, and John st. ClaIr
and is situated about q miles from Million and
from Lewisburs.
Terms made known at sale by
SAM'L MARSHALL, r,.cr,ors
DAVID RAMSEY,
White Deer To, Scot. TO- 1853
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-14

TSNO the Voters Of Union CouHly As can
dldate for County Commissioner At tic
election IN October next, we take pleasure IN
recommending Capt. GecEGc acEGcie. cl
MitfinbuTg, as man qualified and worthy Tor
thai Office. June 2s.l EAST BUFFALO.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-14
NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given, that appli-
~ cation will be made IN the Eext Le-I>la-
ture OF the Commonwealth of PennSy IL anna
for the charter for Bank, 10 he known by the
name of the 80 SEIINSGR0VE BANK 10 be
located IN the Borough of SeIinSsrove. SNYDER
county, (lately part of rnioD with general
powers Of discount and deposit, with capital
Of one hundred thousand dollars. and power
10 incrtase fine same TO two hundred.
Jv6.'55l CITIZENS OF SELINSGROYE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-14

| FoR KANsAs.-The Worcester Mass }
! Spy states that a large party of lumber.
men, in various parts of Maine, are max
ing arrangements to cmisrate the coming
fall, in season to commence operations
carly ia the winter.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-14

SYRACUSE, Sept. 1O.-A party of fifty
first class mechanics left this city to-day,
for Kansas. They are engaged to work
on the Government buildings, at Fort
Leavenworth.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-14
A FARGI AT PRIVATE SALE.

n Z LLAsG1 al ! LA - - 6&A0A3s
4 FARM belonging 10 the Heirs Of
II URIAH SILSDY. deceased, containing
about .l5 Acres of good land, situated in
Kelly township, Union county, adjoining lands
of Laird Howard, Isaac kilug and 9th f7774
erS, on which is erected a Tteo SoreELs1
Frame DrtHing House. a large Bank Barn and
all necessary Out-buildines, with Several
Springs Of never-iailing good water near the
buildings.
eA There is also upon the premises, snf-
- Iicieni ORCHARD Of choice Fruit-Ap-
pies, Peaches, &c. &c.
The land wonld suit very well 10 divide in
Two Farms, as good proportion OF Meadow
can be allotted TO each Farm.
ITTerms can be made easy, as One-Th:rd
of the amount may remain on the property.
For further particulars, you are referred 10
John Walls, Lewisburg; Thomas CIingan,
near the premises, or to Robert Hayes, near
Milton, Northumberland county.
- The above described property, if not
sold before Tuesday, the sd day of October
next. will then he offered at Public Sale on
the premises at 10 O'Clock of said day.
ROBERT HAYES, oae offhe Exr's.
June 90, 1858. 5s5n
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-14

BALTIMORE, Sept. ll,-By the arrival
Of the Southern mail, as late as due, We
have New Orleans papers Of Monday last.
The adviccs from Texas confirm the sue
cess of Evans, the American nominee for
Congress in the EasicIn District The
election Of the candidate for Lieutcnan.
Governor and Land Commissioner is also
cl,i,ncI
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-14
GwinefoyC's Resolutions.

The resolutions Of the New Berlin De-
mocratic Convention of last week, are in
the 7'fmes of yesterday, but we have not
room for them all
It's preamble repeats the thousand-times
told fa.sohood that the Wing party is dead;
and its last resolution piteously begs the
thousands of honest Wings to unite with
US Buns, Swineforis, BARRIERS, Shri-
ncrs)-in ''routiug the secret, oath bound,
midnight organization,' the American or
Know Nothing party.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-14
Associate ,jIrEc,

At the reeuestof numerous friends through
out the county, JOHN SCHHACh, Esq of
East Bufiaioe, mas consented 10 become can
dlfate for Associate Judge al The coming eloc-
ton. HIS weil-knoun character for straight
forward honesty, has usefulness as peace
making Magistrate, and wei acquainted with
both the English and German Ian EUa~cs. emf
nenIiy commend him for the sultrages Of The
people Tor that Office. MANY.
july 26, 1855. ,c.