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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12
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FAnRIERY.
IlIE subscriber Offers bis services

L in curing Horses ofPolI Evil or Fistula.
He will cure Horses Of either of these afIiic-
tions for 81, or make no charge if not, sue
cesstui. Here Is an opportunity for every one
whose horses are afflicted, tc restore them to
health and working order. Residence on my
Farm in Kelly Tp., near Lewishurg.
Aug, 10. 1888. GEoR,..s NEWELL.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12

GONG AHEAD.-The city Of Indianap
oils, Indiana, which at the Presidential and
State elections, in October and November,
went overwhelmingly for the Democrats,
has just elected Republican Mayor, by
$50 mai This is the first election held
since the Presidential, in any part of the
country, and its result argues well for the
undaunted spirit Of the Republican party.
Hartford City at its Charter election is
Republican by an increased majority.
Lowell, Worcester, and Boston, choose
Republican Mayors-the latter by 100
majority.
Eleven German papers advocate the
elactinn Of F.cuout in 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12

9C0 CLGCElS-all kinds of s-day and
r - 30-hour Brass Clocks and patent lever
Ss.Sf tlme-pieces. Brass S-day clocks at 81,
brass %0-hourclocks as lew as 81. All clocks
warranted for one year at i'll. NODER'S
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12

NEwBuRG, n. Y, Dec. The jury in
the case of Lewis Baker, charged with the
murder Of Poole, have been discharged,
beng unable to agree upon verdict. The
Jury stood six for conviction of manslaugh.
ter in the third degree, ard six for acqni,.
tal.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12
n. II. Dersham, IL. D.,
| iAEING permanently located in Le-

IL w!sburs, Pa. respectfully tenders his
Professional Services to the citizens oi this
town and vicinity. hoping hy prompt attention
to The duties oi ms profession 10 meIl share
of their patronage. Attention Will also tc paid
to Chronic Diseases of every name and treated
with unparalleled success.
DU. DERSHAN graduated n the renowned
American Eicctc Medical college Cincinnati,
having first studied the Old or 4 Allopa,hic >vS-
ten of medicine. and attendeH Lectures in one
Of the Oh School Medical Colleges of Philad-
elphIa hut becoming convinced of the super
iority of the New or American Eciecue system,
he commenced rs study, and aJlenIM two
courses Of Lectures in the EeiormeGfIr Ame-
rican Eclectic Medical College of the Queen
City of the West. This Institution. although
yet in IL infancy. has superior IN The at W est and
has air adv annually more students than the four other
Medical sers 81 Cincinnati roul fncI. ~ is uliue
phy,icianS o an parts Of cur OH, ai in Ohio lnis
&c- they will soon BE- more numerous than any other
class of physicians
III. principal difference b"tvesu the L, formed new or
Eclectic and the odd AIopatlir of is this:
the Acw Srhooi m,dIcii.a ssent that j. in any
vay injurious - The human system, such ta0mrl,
Arsenic Ant mouy &c, for superior and harmless AGENTS
lave Of late years been Discovered ty The lib ral
and progressive physiraus Of the New >buol that
complete substitutes for those i, riou clcueS Ca
l0mel Sc.;) therefore have for them. With
these valuable agents. aud all those ct the Old
AoVatEc school except w Vnl>Dus toned above.
aud all the Improvements e every other yst.n neI
cine. HOMEOPATHIC II y,rol II ori~ouiun
diseases ruTuhir tl1t considered
impossible and that without breaking iuvn tho com
stItutinn and creating other diseases. Debility. Rhe-
mstisu Dyspepsia, Liver Disease liberated SgGe Threat
Diseased Bones. TT, mature Loss If Te, III. sc.
The New school certainly claims great superiority in
the treatment of all diseases. II hes teen proved ty
Clinical reports that tn" Wortaiity;au- all diseases
ogctheri less than Ter cent; that Asiaic Cholera
Is only per cent
This j. of progress and improv6 nts, and the
New School l. always IrCsr> not leius bound down
by de,potic creed. and anti uatci theories.
N-R. OFFICE at the lover end of Market st. 1915
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS

E,'0R Sale.---0ne Lot on South Third
Il street, square and halt from Market.
Three Lois on South Fourth street., lso
squares from Market
The above are level Lots. well located and
well adapted TO building purposes
". II. ARMSTRONG,
Acting Ex'r Of VIM. Armstrong, tceG
LewiSburg, June 25. 1856
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12
UNION COUNTY. N.>.

UNION COUNTY NS.
,~~>i The Commonwealth of PenuSylya-
/ l.. ;. MIA t. the sheriff o! Union County,
~ \ Greeting:
| Whereas, James II. Mason. Samuel b. Ma
( son. ashiugron Mason, Emanuel Californian
/ aGi Harriet !. his wife late Harriet Mason,
! Charles Mason, !a,e Of your county, lately 10
/ our county court OF Common Pleas Of Union
I county before uur Judges al LeW.~burg were
summoned 10 answer Joseph l.. VI son uy ms
! guardian John VIII Of d plea that whcreas
] Joseph X. Mason 10y his guardian John VI Ill,
/ aud the >a.I James If. Mason, Samuel b. Ma
son. Washington Mason, Emanuel Catherman
and Harriet A.hl> wife late IIlfrjc; i Mason,
and Charles Mason, together ant Undivided do
! hold a certain tract ur piece Of lanl situate 10
Hartley township, adjoining !du!, ct John
= -wcnSeI. John Ruin, f'htIP Hilbi~h. JAG %
. lcrger. Gror-" RUhl an others, containing
/ One Hundred ant SIX Acres more or less with
4 the appurrcnduceS &c, Tie same James II.
: Mason. Samuel B. Nlson.W as Inn giIn Mason.
/ Emanuel Ca,hermau and Harriet i. his ,gIle
. late Harriet A.Nason, partition thereof between
them to be made according TO the laws and
. cHStom of this Commonwealth in such case
made and provided dad Sainsay and the same
To be done did not permit, very uGjuSJiy AMI
against the same laws and customs, and the
/ Sheriff having made returns that he had duly
| summoned the Defendants according TO law
and order of this Cont, and no one appearing
he Court proceeded TO examine the Plaintiff $
title and quantity of his part and purpart. and
/ the same To be the one undivided sixth part Of
the tract Of land described in the writ.
/ Whereupon II was considered and adiudgcd
IN cur said Court before our Judges al Lewis
burg that partition be- made of the tract or
! niece of land aforesaid with the aDnurren ncpS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12
7.hnro Chronclc & West Branch Farmer-Dcc ~ 1896.
uNInN C0rNTY. IS.

GNIUh CVi-N i 90.
~ The Commonwealth Of PennSylva-
Is. mia TO Elizabeth keIbsam, widow Of
Lewis Reibsam, late of White Deer
township, Union county, deceased. To the
children Of Anthony ReI5sam, deceased, John
Relhsam. Anthony Reibsam, Jacob. ReibSam
and BENJAMIN Relbsam. To the children "l
linn ReIbsam, deed, William EeIbSam, Hen
ry Reib>am and Charlotte ReIbsam. To the
children of Peter ReibSam, decd, Philip Reiy-
sam, William, John, Peter, Sarah, Caiharine
and Heuy RelbSam. To the children of Philip
ReIbsam. decd, Joseph Reibsam, Reedy, Irwin
and Henrietta. TO the child of CaiharIne
Reibsam. deed, Jacob miller, GnEErIss:
Whereas, at an Orphans Court held at Lew
isburg, the l9lh day If September, \. d., 1896,
before the Hon. A. $. Wilson, President, and
James Marshall and Philip Ruhl, Esquires,
Judges uf the same Court Elizabeth ReIbSam
presented her petition setting forth, that her
husband, Lewis RelbSam, late OF White Deer
| township, Union county deceased, died seized
in his demeSne as of fee of and III all that cer-
tam tract of land situate in White Deer town
| shin. Union county, bounded on the North by
! lands of - Cup, on the South by lands OF
John Haverling, ON the East by lands OF --
and on the West by lands of John Haverling,
4 containing furty-twu acres more or less, hav-
| ing first made his last will and testament.
| That said decedent left your petition a widow
| without issue-al,o the following collateral
/ heirS-children Of Anthony ReIbSam, dccraS-
ed, John RebSam, Anthony Reibsam, Jacob
/ RebSam and Benjamin ReIbsam, children oi
| John Reibsam, deceased, William ReibSam,
| Henry ReIbSam, and Charlotte Reibsam, chill
! dren of Peter Relbsam, deceased, Philip Relb-
/ sam. William, John, Peter, Sarah, Calharlne,
| and IIetIy ReibSam, children Of Philip ReIb-
sam, deceased. Joseph ReibSam, Rcedy, Irwin
| and Henrietta. children of Cathanne ReibSam
! deceased, Jacob Miller; that in his last will
/ and testament aforesaid the said testalor made
the following devise and beque>ts " will
and bequeSt all my property real and personal
to my beloved wife Elizabeth during hcr nat
ural hie as long as she shall remain my wld'
ow," and then rhis nv property shall be al my
! wife's privilege 10 will 1t to whom She pleaSeS
Your petitioner further represents that she
is sill a widow, and that the tract OF land Is
. uupruductive. and that It would be for her
/ interest aud also those who may have conun
gent interest 10 have the same sold. She
therefore prayS your houorS 10 decree salt
Of the same under The provisions Of the act o
April l., 1853 Ia such cases provided.
Wclherefore hereby command You and caci
of you to be and appear before our Judges o
| the Orphans Court of SaId county, at cour
To be held at Lewisburg on Monday the '5ri
day Of December next, for The hearing Of ih'
parties IN mlereston tins application and show
cause why an order of sale Of the PREMISE
shall not be made. by THE Co0iT
Witness my hand and seal of The said Cour
al LewIsuurg thl> - dav uf Octoler.A.D.lS3
SAMUEL ROU>H Clerk.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12

Undersigned wOalf rsS.

( 'UAL Lille ulidefSlSued W0lIf FfS-
" pecifully inform the citizens OF Lewisburr
aud vicinity, as well as persons in adjoining
towns, that he keeps constantly on hand a
supply Of SHAMOKIN and BILKSBARRE
coal, for Stove and other purposes, Of every
variety snd size and will deliver Coal To persons rrp
il A. he la- q for that purpose. Having sr,eiei
uair Of good EiGH SCALES, he assure Eer.su,
iurchasu. Ca that they viii get fun weight and tlg.
pay only fur " hat they receive.
toal can had the lowest Cash prices hi, Yr.
a few yards from Mr. Weiiensaui's Hotel
UIICIIING-all kinds vail b. ATTENDED 10 II. C..J
Yard GEORGE HOLSTEIS
L~wi.bury, May r. 1886
~ Also BIacksmth'S Coal.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12
ISAAC IzsI az.
RAILRCAD IIGsTALMENT.

,1 NOTICE Is hereby gwen to the
- Stockholders OF the LEWI>Bt RG.
- CENTRE x SPRUCE CREEK
RAILROAD COMPANY. taat the Directors
Of SAID Company have passed a Resoiuti,a a 10
cali IN - an each share subscribed. The
re- spect.ge Stockholders are therefore required
to pay INTO the Tfsasur-r'> office IN Lewis
burg. on or before The 18th of October instant.
81 ON each share SUBSCRIBED. Those urG'ec-
ing viii be liable io pay one per cent. per
month on said lnsta'mcut after that lime.
q +. MILLER, Treasurer.
LewiSbur-, Oct. l. l>-G.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12
From Snyder County.

Last week, the adjourned Court at Mid
dleburg, lasted three days. This week is
Regular Court for Snyder county.
On Wednesday of last week the Com
missioners visited the Jail, and not find
ing the bed-ropes, Sheriff Forrey made a
search, and discoved the ropes altered into
a ladder about thirty feet long, with which
the prisoners had prepared to escape.
On Thursdays person from Hartley TP'
was sent to Jail at Middlcburs On charge
of receiving goods from Beaver Furnace
under false protences. This made hVe III
the new Jail.
The German Reformed Church Eilfce,
in Selinsgrovc, will be dedicated on Christ
mas day (25th inst Rev. Drs. Neviu, r
Schatf, Yeomans, II. Harbaugh,an Other
clergymel from distance will be present
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12
From Kansas.

The UNsUBDUED spirit Of the noble
Free State settlers in Kansas, and the
quarrels which have arisen among the Pro
Slavery officials, have raised tho hope Of
the former, and depressed the latter. The
fillibuster Titus leaving with 100 Of his
men, is consequence Of this new state Of
things.
With the rifles yet on hand among them,
and their Increased numbers, the Freemeu
think hey can keep back Missouri inva.
ders hereafter, unless the U. S. troops are
again employed against them.
Clothing, food, &c, are arriving from
the East, North, and West, doing much
good, and are distributed to almost univcr
sal satisfaction.
The murderer, Hayes, was released
again, but the friends of Gov. Geary say
that both Lecompton and the murderer
Clark will be removed from Office.
The new Marshal in place Of Donelson,
is well spoken Of
1t was stated that the Grand Jury had
found bills against some of the Pro-Sla'
very murderers, when an "indignation
meeting" Of that stripe was held, and We
have since seen no indication that any body
was to be punished but Free State men.
One letter written expresses the hope
that Gov. Geary and others high in power
there, disgusted with Rlfiianism, are turn
ing Free State men.-Very doubtful, but
hope it may prove so
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12

nD-The evidence in the contested elec-
tion of District Attorney in Philad., seems
to confirm the charge that the Buchanan
party smugglcd in thousands Of illegal
votes, in that city as well as in New York.
One VIM. Adams swore that he voted five
times at one precinct, under the names OF
persons on the Assessors list who were
not voters, and several person who were
not voters, voted. The investigation is
still going on, and shows tina; San Fran
cisco is not the only city, whose ballot-box
"stuf1ing" has been great auxiliary to
Sham ODemocracy
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12
WOotlots and Small Farm for Sale.

IL sat purchasers, on reo,.uajis f,rms.
i HERE are 9 lots of Woodland, 81
L iuaic IN White Deer Tp., en- L.ue But
ialOe Creek, about mile above Gu'lIu'> store.
ranging from Ia to IL acres each. vel ume-
cred win various kinds OF Oak, Pine, Poplar,
and CheSuui.
The Farm contains aboai 55 acres.of Whlea
Is are cleared, and has On 1t a Two STOW Los
- House, a Log Stable, Spring of Water
EA and Fruit trees ofyarious kinds. Il az
joins lands Of John Hummel and Jacob Hart
man, about l.! mile from Gudin's Store, u
White Deer tp-, Union Co., Pa.
The above property is offered at PrIyae
Sale, by the subscriber.
GEORGE MEIXELL.
Kelly TP., Aug. 10. '55.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12

IOS IOSoEisiabieS--Couri Heturns and other
bLISKs sold Al tie Cirosic!, U.Gce.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12

Eleven German papers advocate the
election Of Fremont in 1860.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-12-12
Real EsGate.
FOR SALE.

va y EE-s.
The Real Estate on Market s.. II,r
IL isburs, adjoining The late res.d-.-, r
ten. Green, dec'd, on The west. and Wl. lao.
on the east, IS ole red atPr.yaie Sale. Ab.r
jnt with two-Stnrey fame Dwelling. Pump
Cis'eru, Stable, &c. Enquire Of
JAMES &. Mcclure.
Dee - ls5T a. H-ay.r 4 X -,.,,.-,, -.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-01
Marine Intelligence,
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NORTH-CAR0TTNo


July 24-Stcamer Magnolia Stedman from Fayetteville
to 1utterlob q Elliott. ~
25.-U 5: NJ. Steamer Spray, Price, from smthvie, to
July Steamer Rowan, McRae, from Fayetteville to
Lutterlnh Elliott
26-U s NJ. Steamer Spray, Price, from Smithvire to
july &C. sehr Odd Fellow, seght. from shaotte to D.
27Schr Sonora Isabel, Pgott, from shal"tte, D.
Pigott with naval stores.
Schr Harker from Shallote, to Anderson Saw
Schr Ellen Rand H. Justice from Little River to D. A.
ISL : W. II amer Spray, Price, from smithville, to
A II V"nB kktlen
20 str M ,guoa Stedman from Fayetteville to Lur,erloh
July zs-Schr Eureka, Davis. from Lockwoods Folly to
iIard CUr.i-; with naval stores.
8o-ste"m'r Spray Price, FROM Smitbvile to II. Van
JULY s---steamer Magnolia, stedmau from Fayetteville,
C!EAPEn.
T Worth, wi lumber
July r. ~ w.. steamer Spray, Price, for sm'hre.
>.h H"m~i' Bid, Norris, for New York, hyJ flos.
som; with naval stu es, SC
Steamer Magnolia oman, for Fayetteville. by Lutter
July 25,:U s. NJ. stenmer Spray. Price, for smttve.
26:SeLr Wax, McCrea.'y, for New York, b, George
July 26 Schr 5 Cah4rinc, Dill for Beaufort, by IL
Vail Steamer Spray, Price, for smitbvle, by II
sehr Bn Henderson, for New York, by George nrri.s
With naval stores.
zs Brig Amanda Jane, Cove, for Cardenas by BIOs
som; with lumber
%, schr Wide World, Dickinson, for N York, ~ A D.
azaux, with Naval Stores.
80 Magnolia, Stedm for Fayetteville, by Luttelh
s. Elliott.
july Steamer Spray, Price, for smithvilIe, by a. H.
VanBukkelen.
30Schr Lizzie RUSSELL Bennett for Baltimore by Rus.
sell & Bro; with lumber and naval stores.
Schr. Il ell Randall Justice, for Little River, by D. A
Lamont with mdze
Schr. Emily Ward o'Neal, for New York, by Geo. Har-
riss with naval stores.
ST. Schr dele, Hobart, for New York, by H. Elan.
with ma val
Sehr Eureka, McKethan, FIR Lockwoods Folly, by VII.
lard s. Curtis mdze
steamer Magnolia Stedman for Fayetteville, by Lutter-
lOh & Fllio t.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-01
Seven Days Later from Europe.

BY the arrival Of the steamer Indian at Quebec on
the 9th inst, have Liverpool dates to the 10th
and the steamer Arabia at Halifax on the 28th tc
the 10Th inst.
By the Indian we learn that the steamer CITY oil
Baltimore sailed the 10th inst for Philadelphia
The Alps sailed from Havre on the 18th, and
the steamer Washington from Southampton on the
10Th. The steamer America arrived out on the 18th
and the Atlantic on the 10Th
Honduras has memoralized the European govern.
ments TO guarantee the right of transit across her ter
ritory between the Atlantic and Pacific.
The Duke of Cambridge has been appointed COM
mander-n-chief of the British army
The general news is unmpo-Iant In the British
Parliament Lord John Russells motion of inquiry as
the of the government in the affairs of Italy
was negatved
Lord Palmerston is to receive the vacant garter
Profound tranquility reigns in France.
1t is rumored that King Ohio, of Greece, abdcates
in favor of Prince Adalbert, of Bavaria.
ministerial crisis has occurred in Spain. Espar-
tero has rendered his resignation
The Sandman government makes urgent demands
for loans to erect Notifications.
Trade is active both at St. Petersburg and Riga.
GENERAL NEWS BY THE ARABIA.
The negotiations in regard to American relations
with Great Britain reported to be progressing ia
vorably.
revolution is raging throughout Spain and there
has been two days of fighting at Madrid
Considerable failures have occurred at Manchester
There is but little other news of interest.
An explosion in coal mine near Cardiff caused
the death of Ito persons.
At Paris, on Friday, the per cents closed at Il
SPAIN.-A formidable Instruction. in consequence
of the forced resignation of the cabinet, and the ap-
pointment of new ministry, had broken out in
Spain The instruction commenced at Madrid on
the 18th, when the National Guard, assisted by the
citizens fought the regular troops for "a hours til
much loss on both sides, but the affair was finally
suppressed. One account says the insurgents had
proclaimed Republic. Gen. Nepane, the President
of the COrtes headed the instruction.
Another account says the instruction was not sup.
pressed. Gen. O'Donne had been appointed to the
municipality of Madrid, and had declared all Spain
to be in state of siege. He had also dissolved the
National Guards.
General Infante assembled minority of the Cortes
but General O'Donnel dispersed them.
The revolt extended to Saragossa, Aragon and
Poarcelona.
1t is reported that France will send an army Of
observation to the Spanish frontier
The latest dates from Madrid are to the 10Th
when the instruction said 10 be entirely subdued
The National Guards were being rapidly dlsarmed
The Queen reviewed the garrison troops on the 18th
General Espartero had fled.
Later dispatches 10 the London Times, dated
Thursday evening, Indicate different state of affairs
The! say that the instruction at Saragossa Aragon
and Catalonia successful, the garrison siding
with the people.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-01
REASON AND COMMON SENSE.

Our readers may remember have several occasions
IN very s Terms o ~ncR "
has discovered for the of Epeptc Fits Now in do
the alienation Of human suerng From c eumstar ces
which have lately knowledge fear there
certain class of who not disposed to this
selecting particular in town where perhaps there
six eight cases. and trying Now, perhaps
the selected might be only of the whole number
that would not This is neither doing themselves
the medicine justice. If dozen persons were stricken
all send for physician would only employ him, and
wait and be cured the first patient That plan of pro-
remedy every who has Fits should for
BILE length of time 1t will not in day week; moth
y DONE easily undone. The growth of is endur
ing From the respectable testimony we have examin
ed feel assured that by perseverance in this
Pills sent by mail free of postage to any part of the
world Price: one box So; two So; twelve 24 You will
find the address above.
July 29th. lS56-d&w-lw
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-01

THE FOREST DIVORCE CAsE.-Alvin c. Bradlee.
Esq the referee in this case, has made his report,
1t provides for the payment of Mrs Forests costs,
and orders Mr. Forrest to give security for The pay
ment of alimony, and afirms i'll all respects the
judgment of the court
And it is ordered, decreed and adjudged that in case
the said Catharne N Forrest shall survive the said
Edwin Forrest, the defendant or any other event
shall materially changing the circumstances of
the said parties, or either of them, application may
be made on The foot of The judgment in III action by
any party in interest, for such modification for sup
port as may be just in view of any right, title in
terest in or claim to the estate, real personal, of
the said Edwin Forrest, which may Thea have &C
crued to her by act and operation of law, in view
of any such other event.