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WoOdiOts and Small Farm for Sale.
IT, surt purchasers, on reasonable terms.
THERE are 9 lots Of Woodland. 81.

i ruate in White Deer Tp., on LlilIe But
faIoe Greek about mile above Gudin's store,
ranging from IA TO Il acres each, well umb-
cred with various kinds OF Oak, Pine. Poplar,
and Chestnut.
The Farm contains about 55 of whlc h
IS are cleared, and has on II Two Story Log
"a House, 4 Log Stable. Spring Of Water,
E.l 4 and Fruit trees ofvarious kinds. u ad-
JOINS lands of John Hummel and Jacob Hart
man, about ! mile from Guldln's Store, IN
White Deer tp-, Union Co., Pa.
The above property Is offered at Private
Sale, 10y the subscriber.
GEORGE MEIXELL.
Kelly Tp., Aug. 10, '55.
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American. Whig 81 Republican
UNION TICKET.

Liberty and Union. now ard for ever, ons and
inssparable '-D.sILI wkBsIEE-
rrpeat that can, and ,rH rct,. ord NJ
sarthiy p,,ccr piil rot g ,rt1rd SGtsry
cr,r Territory ,chsre i,et not tri4:"-Hssnr Car.
ToH CAssI CoNNssioNys,
Thomas E. Cochran, Of York Co
FoR AUDITOR GE,I.A..
Darwin Phelps, Of Armstrong Co
roH sur-rvoR GENERkL.
Barth'w LapOrtc, Of Bradford Co
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AYERS PILLS.
E'0R all the purposes Of a
L FAMILY PMYSIC

TRrns h,s lors existed a puonc demand fr-
effective pgrrativs PHI which could b" rellrf on as
size all pcIic,l, -,!s II Z. operation To-" has
been uIcrar,d to meet that demand, and an eJ'er
siv, trl Of its virtue, has conciIsivey shown Ulta
vhat-ucce<s q aecrnlniisheS the purpose designed
1t Is e1,y tn make physical P,A bat not easy d
make the h'St ot all PH.s orc winch 'hr'ilH ia's
r -----L---.---- L.. Ill the advent tgcs q
ever other. Tins has Ur.n attempted n~-r, ana
with what success would respectfully HI'u -
.iic public d.r.siru- II has been uniurtustr tr
the pt'Irut Eithsrtn tHat almost every pilfr.t.ve
W-l.-Ir. is acrimonious and irritating To t.i Ne
els. This - MT Mann Of them produce ~.u,h
rr.aHc pai.. an1 rc;ul,on the system tn uors
tlan o2uHt,IIo.arSc thc good 10 5e ccrIv' .'orn
I-yIa. Il'sC l1'. ~ i4llr- lc II-t-il- VI '1-a,
.gieSs It sriss ii"ni PrcNiouSls eNi,ur; obs5iue
'fnr d,gsr -.rll-' in 'hc N'-ycss. E.ng l'lIe,y
,-crt-i o." a-ru c7u arise iTura ;h'iI l.. ans
i'srr:v NJ It j. 1ette. tn4, any medicine stollt
oo lakv- -ui.lou.ig. Arutt di-cctorS for tnsE
use 1 :Ae several diseases - which thCy are ai'-
plIrohle are gwen Oh the boy. Among the com
plants when have yeen speedily cured by the,n
nay mention Liver Complaint, in is yruus iarms
of Jaun-Ict. Indigestion, Lan,uor snd Loss Of AP-
1stt~ - sncss, lTritability, Bilious Headache,
Bilious F-,.r. lever and Aguc, Pam IN the SIDE
N! I'ins f,r IN Truth. all these bur the con
SEQUENCE of ols.as-i acton IN the liver. As a,
,.r e1it, the n! prumpt and sure rcet IN ,',-
ti,~ress Piles, Collie, pysentcry, liuI.ors, SCI,
ula and Scuryv Colds with soreness Of TIE BODY
Ulcers and ImPurty Of the bi-od' IN short any
and cvrIv case where n rnrgatlvc - required
The h1vc also produced some SIngltlrrly sre-
ccssfu -lcs IN St-aIr atsrl. Cont, lIopSy. Gravel,
ErysipclsS, T5ipit ton Of the Heart, Pains N the
Back. Stomach. sod Side. They sh"nlf be treeiy
taken IN the syrg Of the year. TO purify the bloSd
and p-.pare the system for the change of seasons
An occasion, u dose stimulates the stomach snl
bowels into healthy action. and restores the arpa
tte and yisoI Ihry purify the blood. and, ny ine'
.t;nuiaut 7ctiur the circulatcry system. reu"-
va,e the strength Of the body. and restore the
wasted diseased ,n,rg.cs of the whole organism
Hence N occs-1"uai dose Is Advantageous, even
though no serious arrangement exists; but ua-
necessary dosing should never be carried too far.
~ ,N.r, prugAtiNc medicine reduces the strength.
when t.krl. g. EXCESS, The thousand cases in wlIea
pv-i0 j., required .tnuot be enumerated here, but
th-v suggest ticrn.civcS 10 the reason OF everv
ho,ly aud II IS Confidently believed this pill will
answer better purpose than any thing which has
aith'rto ben available to mankind. When thelr
virtues are uu-c known the puulic will no longer
ipult what r''r"ty to employ when III need OF
cathartr fn.i inc.
PREPARED nv
JAMES c. AVER, Practical and Analytical
Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Price IS Cents psr Box. Five Boxes for'l.
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Rssor.2 That In the rapeal Of tho act known the
Missouri compromise act and the passage of thr act
gsnriug the Territories cf kansaS and Nebraska, free
from unconstitutional restrictions the last Con
PERFORMED A WORK OF PATRIOTIC SACRIFICE in
rn-~ttaE the fenitt = s""tIo~r' Nvtcment b. unsha
ken adherence - h iunlaIn.ntsl g
Rsfoitcd, Tllt fully endose the l'~'stration of
President PIEseE a NATIONAL, FAITHFUL. AID IF
which the country has had coup" and hat he has
~orthiy maintained her interests ana homo. {; home
aud abroad.
.f,-4S0r lJ-yA DB FRY. IN. Of Montgomery Co
.S.rr~y0r Gnsrak-TIMoIHY IVES, Of Potter Co
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Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS, Letters of Administration 20
w The estate Of BkSJAMIS SaoKMaKrR,la,e
OF the township of Butialoe, county of Union.
deceased, have been granted 10 the subscriber
all persons indebted 10 said estate are request.
ed 10 make immediate payment; and those
having claims against the same, will present
them duly authenticated for settlement. al my
present residence in East Buffaloe TT, and a,
nv residence IL Wes, Bufaloe TIP after lst Of
April-Feb. 81. 1856
nd HENRY NOLL, Administrator.
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CRUELTY TO ANrNALs.-Henry Sitter,
the driver Of mule team on the Market St
Railroad, was arrested on Friday afternoon,
and taken before Alderman Snyder, on
the charge Of cruelty beating his animals.
He was fined Eve dollars and costs. At this
rate beating mules is an expensive luxury.
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Union County Spring Election.

LIE ttISD CUO.
Burgess-George Frlck
Constabie--Iiugh ier
II Ugh ConstaJie--tienry Hess -
AudituTs-Jas Hayes, w Sariner' Jno "i'e'
North Ward. s17 votes. South W'la' icy 'o'es.
Judge-Jonathan Wolfe H""'e'
Iuspeclors-Nathan Rawn Eihanan isnei
Alex Ammon iona Neso'
Council-Josiah Girton 1onn brown
Assessor-Levi Sterner Dani Neyna''
Overseer Poor-Saml Slifer Peter Nevius
School Directors-H ID Walker - James
EIectlon-Schl House I'd 81. iona. SpykerS
BUFFALOE, lGs votes.
Judge-David Herbst
Inspectors-W Weidler Roland, Cyrus Dreispach
Juslice-DavId Herbst
Assessor-Andrew Ruhl
Overseers-John Ritter, David herpst
Constable Alkey
Dlrectors-Jas Irwin, Dav Beaver, bhos S'ahi
Supervisors-Adam Grove, Sani Ewing
Audltor--John Wise
KELLY 81 votes
Iudge-John Mil
Inspec,ors-John Datesman. George a S'ahl
Assessor-Wm Clingan
OyerSeers VIM Nagle, Danl Noli
Cons;abe-Ioseph Guyer
Directors-W r Dougal, David Moyer
Snpervisors-Joha Bennase, Daniel stahi
Auditorium Dougal
EAST BUFFALOE, II votes
Judge-Saml Mol!
Inspectors-John Zelers, Saml Brown
Assessor-John F Brown
Constable-Wilson Linn
Oyerseers-Jacob Brown, John ) Schrack'
pi,ec,ors-Ab Frederick, Jacob Gundy. jacob
.md;,cr-rnbp Schrack. Brown.
Supervisors-Geo kresher, David Schrack
Town Clerk-Gideon Biehl
WHITE DEER, l72 votes
Judge-John l. Ranck
Iuspectors-Saml Goohlander, Jos Caldwell
Assessor-John w Fisher
Overseers-John F Richard. Jacob Dershsm
Directors-Danl Reber, David Ramsey, ny
Cnns,,hl.-Jacob Kostepbader High
Superyisors-Jacob Tro1el, Urbanus Ranck
Audilors-Joseph Meyer, Jonas Fisher
Town Clerk-George Heverlins
WEST BUFFALOE, ll3 votes
Judse-Wm Rhule
Insp-ctors-John Claph.us, John baroer
Assessor-Joseph Klingeman
Supervisors-George Z Sheary, Jacob Keish
Oyerseers-George Wagner, Aaron Hauck
JUSTICES Shoemaker
Constable--Andrew Iddings
Directors-Geo w WeiSer, Danl Fisher
Aud,or-John Hayes
Town Clerk-John Deck
HARTLEY, 26l votes
Judge-Daniel Holler
Inspectors-Michl schnure. David Fillman
Justice-Richard V Lincoln
Supervisors-Wm Bonesteel, Christian Dale
Assessor--Daniel Spigiemyer
Auditor-Daniei Long
| Constable-John Kline
o-----~.e-Jonn Hover, John Frederick
| Dlrectors-Solomon Miller, John Diehl
/ Town Clerk-D B Kerst
MIFFLINBURG. l74 votes
! Justice-George Dreisbach
/ Judge-Nichclas Mlllhouse
Inspectors-And Golshall, Jacob Klingeman
Bur gess-George N1er
| Council-Hy Bogenreif, Jno Cast, II Young
Assessor-Saml Getcen [John Badger
Supervisors-John Go,shall, Levi Derr
Eirectors-Jno Reichard. Danl Moss, hyWoli
Constable-Christian Millhouse
LIMESTONE. ss votes
Judge-John Crosgrove
spectors-Fredk Bolender, Jcnas Hoy
upervisors--Georse Smith, John Rinkert
Assessor-Danl Reber
Overseers-John Boeenreif. John 6henkle
Directors-Jas Crosgrove, Robt Chambers
Constable-Christian Dauberman
Auliior-Fredk Stees
! Town Clerk-Jos Sanders
NEW BERLIN. 1871 votes
Jus,ices-Lewis E Kessler, David spitler
Burgess-George Merrill
Council-F X Slauffer, Ed Wilson, Alb School
Josiah swinehart. Mich! klecknei
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FOR SALE,

- A new twO-stOrey BRICK HOUSE
E-L2-in desirable situation on Norm Third
ST.. Lewisbure. For particulars, Inquire ui
the subscriber, residing IN it.
4w622 HENRY BENNER
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CANAL ACROSS THE IsrHMUs OF SUEZ.
This great enterprise, which, for many
years, has seemed too visionary q project
to be seriously entertained, is likely to
prove not only practicable but to be actu-
ally realized. The commission Of engin-
eers and scientific men whom the Viceroy
of Egypt appointed to examine and deter
mine upon the practicability of uniting
ocean to ocean by this means, have made
areport, in which they declare that canal
could be built on nearly direct route from
Suez to the Gulf of Pelusium, with a
branch to the Nile. The cost is s., 900 900,
and the construction viii! take six years.
At Suez 25 feet of water will be found at
the distance Of 5000 feet from the shore.
The port to be constructed in the Gulf of
Pelusium, which the former project placed
at the bottom of the Gulf, will be located
twelve miles to the west on a part OF the
coast where the water is % feet deep at
less than the distance Of two miles from
the shore, and where the anchorage is good,
and getting under sail is easy. 1t is esti.
mated that saving will be made in dis
tances between the respective places and
Bombay, as follows: Coustantinople, l2,-
900; Havre, 1928; London, $3.50 Liv-
erpool, $3.50; New York, 1871; New
Orleans, SITS. More than one-half the
distance is abridged between the principal
ports Of Europe and Asia by the proposed
canal. This single fact shows its immense
utility to all nations, as we'll as to Egypt
and Turkey, and will secure for its projec-
tors the best wishes Of the civilized world.
-Ihuada Le3qer.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL

For the cure of Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Bronchlus, " Whooping-Cough, Group, Asthma.
and Consumption.
lulS remedy has won for itself such Intor!ety
from It's cures Of every variety Of pulmonary disease
That Il i entirely unnecessary 60 recount the e'
drne.s Of its VII tu.s IN any community where II
ha, teea srnploycd 30 wide Is the fell OF It's Use
f 'i-,-s aud 50 numerous the cases Of its cu-est
that almost every section Of the country ahorn's
in persons publicly known who have been res;oref
Ioul alarming as.G desperate diseases OF the
lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority
ov,7 every o.cr reiicire of its kind Is too anrar-
ent escape rH,cTv and where its virtues ie
kIsg,,l the ru lc no longer hesitate wEs; antdots
emf 10y for the distressing and dangerous sl'er-
tons Of the pulmonary organs which are incident
10 Our climate And not only IN iorrhiGAble at
tacks u7on the lungs, out for the mider varle;irs
OF CoLps. CouuHs, HoARsESrss. &c; and ior
CHILDREN it is the pielsantest and safest ineditie
that can be obtl;ncd.
A. IL has long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure iae
peoYic It's quality is kept up 10 the best that It e'f
has been and that the genuine article Is sold oy
Prepared by JAMES C AVER, Practical and Anaiytt
cal Chsuiist Lowell, Nsss
Fer Sale by C. ". shsae, Christ Caldwell. Lewis
burg; }. +. Cssow, Milton IL. Cast, ard Ksmpsr 3
KleckHCr, Niftnburr, and by all Dealers svsrywheT,
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Dr. sos PRINTING! 40
We have recently added number
of varieties of 1pA TYpH to our
former large assortment, making
OVER 60 STYLES

of type, large and small, with good
variety Of borders, and most respect
fully solicit q trial of them by those
wanting anything in the way Of
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,uANDGJALSa
Tickets, Blanks, Labels,


CARDS, Circulars, Bills, &c. The
use Of these by merchants and busin-
css men generally, is more common in
most communities than in ours. \
larger range of operations may be
gained by constant keeping before
the people" of the TRADE, OCCUPATION
or PROFESSION of any man and a
nearer approximation to a Cash busi-
ness may be made with patronage
attracted by this means.
We think we have the materials
and the experience-the taste and the
tactic execute all kinds Of Jobbing
expected from Country Office, in a
style not excelled-on reasonable
terms-and in prompt time. CALI
AT THE "te.aY,o~;oie" CRe<.
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Let us Reason tOgetheri
uoILOWAY,S PILLS.

" l. GSVN ~ ~ -
WHY AXE WE SIcRf
I.h., been the lot Of the human rare TO be sssh.t
sorn by disease and suffering HoLLo"AIs FILLS
80 a.ne,islv adapted D. the relief Of the WEAK, the
sRgy,,Ie the DELICAIE, and the iNEihsi, Gf al
elilues age, sex.s, and eonsttutions soi no,ie
o. T,r''ral.v sup r!ntebds the mznuiaetue Of his
tned!n.s in nted sta,e- ana oh'rs ths 70 aiies
and enIigntcid people as the best Tsneay 'he SpIi
sss. saw the Iciao'ai oi aissese'
These PUs Purity tie Biood.
rba.s fmou, Pills are -iy combined to operate
on I'm. soInach Ii. hyer, the kidneys tie lung tie
skin aud The bowels, connecting an! uets s'a. 70
their functions, port Ing the tiooJ he '.iJ hHh'ea
Of life, and tlus curing disease In all us iofms-
Dqspepsia and Lieer Complaints.
Na,,ly half the human rsc. have taken these rEs.
II has te.n prov.i in all part. of,he wordthst nohrg
has iU dn1 equal to them IN cass Of ~ 'ls
soon give healthy tcne T. these organs however es
d,rau.ed and Wheh al other means have ishe''
Geoerai Detiiiy, III Heath.
MANY If tie mast desyotic Government. have ei,n.i
their tustom Houres to the introduction Of thrse fh.
that th.y may Jer0me tie ul'1'eins oi TIE ma,'s,
Irsrntd Coltoz admit that Tins medicne 10 the btst
ruedy ever snoVn Tor Perrons Of delicate health, or
whlr, stem has been impaired, az !ts n'iso'1ths
properties Uevsr fail tosiorI reflex
Emais Complaints.
yoFernale young Old should be without this ssle
trasd medicine. 1t egrrecs md regulates NE nonty
cyusss. At al prods. acting in many case. ke CT an
Itis aso The best med cine that can 10 gwen
to Oh ldT,lI ui al a-es, aud tof any eoHii@-N'' ~
Queutly 70 f5mily should be wiihoutH-
,,,,, ylt an. tsf tsst remedy knoren the r"r'i
Tor TIE tglc,cing Dns,dse';
-, I,rc,.v Liver Complaints
n'lbiii ,.s,., y.,er srd true Lovnss OF splrts
Cough ish''' mp - and Gr.,,l
4 Cold, Irads h.s stone anu '4~',
CvI-. ,. Ird,r,.tion second4ry g ut;F
3 s I,nu,uya Veu.Teai Afect.Ous
/ DysFeps!a lu-aflil.Inh ''1''
I Ulsrrbrs IbNaTa ""sA"e'
..sId at the M-nufactorics Of Professor HoLle~1I,
90 uaitn Lane Sew York, ANA "a Strand London and
sy rn respectable Druggists md Dealers Of medicines
tbrou, United >tates and the cINted woTuln
boxes at - c.uts, ~ cgut-.aud 81 each
RsTheIe is q considerable saving by taxing the !sf
ger siEes-
SB Directions for the guidance ei patisnt-l IN every
disorder ar a',Icd 70 each B..
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Buchanan's Bid for Southern Votes.
From the Washington Union.

From the Washington UEcn.
Some discussion having taken place upon
the position Of Buchanan on the Kansas.
Nebraska bill we are permitted to copy the
following extract from letter addressed
by Mr.. Buchanan to Senator Slidell, dated
London, on the 2Sth of December last,
when there seemed to be no difference as
to Mr.. BIS thorough identity with the
Democratic party on this, as on all other
issues.
The letter of Mr.. Buchanan was not, it
will be seen, intended for publication, but
the gentlemen to whom it was addressed
has thought it necessary, after the editorial
article in the Union of Wednesday last, to
lay it before the country:
"The question has been settled by Con
gress, and this settlement should be iaAex.
IDLY maintained. The Missouri compro-
mise is gone, aud gone for ever But no
assault should be made upon those demo.
Gratis who maintained it, provided they are
now willing in good faith to maintain the
settlement as it exists. Such an under.
standing is wise and just in itself.
1t is we'll known how labored in com.
pany with southern men to have this line
extended to the Pacific. But it has depar.
ted. The time for it has passed away, and
l verify believe that the best--nay, the
only-mode now lett of putting down the
fanatical and reckless spirit of abolition al
the North is to adhere to the existing set.
tlement without the slightest thought oil
appearance Of waveripg, and without re-
garding any storm which may be raised
q. %
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Map of Union and Snyder Counties.
NARNISHED, with Wooden Rollers.

Y and on Muslin, ready to be hung up,
will be sent by the subscriber. postage paid:
Township map. colored, for 81 SO
Geological - 4" rs
The Division line is drawn on this Map, also
Township lines, and as il contains all the
principal Roads. and shows comparative dis.
tances. 1t should be studied by al, who are TO
vote on the location of the Seat of Justice.
The Geological Map shows The strata Of the
wo Counties.
For cheaper copies Of the Map, addyess
X. VOLKMAR.
IewisbuYg, Nay IS, 1855.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-11

PENNSYLVANIA Democrats Ticket.

Fsr PREsIDES--MILLARp FILLMORE, of New York.
pic> PsHsDEyI-ASnpEw J. DONELSON, Of tennessee
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To Ccns1ables.-Couri Returns and ou'
eIAKxs sold At the Chronicle Once
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-11

ST. Louis, April "a Committee ID
here from Kansas, for the purpose oi
making arrangements for tie establish.
ment Of line of steamers from Alton,
Illinois, to Kansas, for the transit of the
Northern Emigrants. The Committee
will proceed to Chicago and Pittsburg, to
perfect their arrangements.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-11

DLATED wARE-Cake and card Baskets
Table Forks. Spoons and Butter Knives
Teaspoons silver-plated on the best German
silver, 81 per doz. All goods warranted 70
give satisfaction. All kiAds Of Engraving
the shortest notice at IL. YODEks.
p n n Will. m,oe Tue.dav Evening, April 10, -
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-11

Enaie Complaints.

No P.rn.le young old, should be WITHOUT ths esie
tr,t incidence II uyrTects Bd regulates Tie inonthy
cyus. at al prriods acting in many case. HAe CT = M
Itis also the best md medicine that can he gwen
to Oh .dT,ll ui all a-es, and to any eoi-i ii~N'' ~
auently 70 flmily should be wiihouth-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-11
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The temporary Normal School for Cen
tral Pennsylvania, commenced Its regular
sessions at Lewisburg on the lst inst. and
has had fro2, one to three sessions each
week day siace, held in the lecture rooms
of the Baptist aud Christian churches.
STEPHEN r. SWEET, the Principal, vas
assisted by H. D. WALKER, and L. W.
ANspAcH was chosen Secretary.
The following is list Of the Members,
enrolled during the progress Of the Iussi'
fute.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-11

r e n WILL meet Tuesday Evening. April 10, -
+, ), u. half pas. ssvsa O'Clock. s.ii1.
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These PHs Purity the Bt0od.
UqSpepsiu and Ltrer ComPtd'Ht

Nearly half the human rs's have taAen u''e ii''''
he ,or.g in all rart. ofthe world that nothing
mas bee. ic und equal then, in oss Oi disofutiC y Tue
liver d. speys.s aud stomach complaints e. httAy M
soon give healthy tcne T. these organs, hoNeei -eh
d,raused, and WAeh all other means have isiieo'
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Lewisbure. Sept. % 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24
Sales bp Auttion.
Nc q, sAJP prBLJC AUCTION

A FARM for SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION
IA VIII b -od At public sucsOn % FRIDAY III. IA; az q
Februsry IE at IL O'clock Tram shine tbs FARM
formerly occupied By Jsmes HOy deceased situated the
PurhAe Road Tow Of Hssou Wesehester Csaaiy about
niles from Rye Depot Of the New Havsn Rsrosi aud sbont
the zane distance from White Plains the Harlem Railroad
ie offered parcels containing shout
tsve view OF Long Island Sound and ths surrounding country
The house story large end in good condition. containing
.veI rooms and ball the first door and h. second
with ri. zza on three sides There il sso suitable number Of
Rss Crrsse and other oubuldnks al IL good
don There also house and pond from which ice
q obtained
The other psrce contains "a Of good and upon which
HoJse From II extensive view q ID. sound sni
nehbone country There also Carriage house and Barn
There upon both places Orchards The desirable kinds
ofAppi Peach Plum and Peach In the neigh
torood excellent Schools ard Churches OF denOn
nations
large portion of the purchase money bond
and mortgage il required
For further particulars apply to GEORGE J. MILLER No
1871 Washir rton st. Eew-York or TO EDWARD WILLETS,
sdjoisn- tie prensee ARABELLA HoYr, E1eeutriK-
GEORGE }. MILLER (r,..r,o-. ~, T.. n. ,...,
EDWARD WILLETS, - Ai0J'' u0~'''ON'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24

STATE or PEsssyLvlkiA,
County Of Philadelphia, !"
Thomss r. Florence President, and Edward r. Helmbold
Secretary the Farmers and Mechanics Insurance Company
seyesy duly swo depose and say and each for himself
says that the resoing true full and correct statement Of
the affairs OF the said corporation and that they the above
described officers thereof - -
THOMAS b. FLORENCE, President,
EDWARD X. HELMBOLD, Secretary,
Subscribed and affirmed before this fifteenth day Of No
yeu.ber, 1855. CHARLES ID. FREEMAN,
Alderman and Justice ofths Peace.
CERTIFICATE or AUTHORITY.
STATE OF NEw-YoRK, CoMPTRoLLER's OYFIcg,(
ALBANY Nov. Is, 1855 !
WhereAs The Farmers. and Mechanlc.' Insurance Co. To-
Gated Philadelphia Ia the State OF Pennsylvania has
piled with all the acquisitions Of the act entitled An Act to
Provide the Incorporation Of Fire Insurance Companies
Isssed June 2 1852 by appointing Ambrose w Thompson OF
New York in the County of Newfork It's Attorney,
whom process law be served and also complying with
the requirements Of said Act now therefore James NJ
Cook Comptroller of the State Of in pursuance Of
the provisions the Act aforesaid do hereby certify that
brose W. Thompson Of York in the County of New York
authorized Of the aforesaid Company transact the
Of Insurance In this State, far he may be legally
By his letter Of appointment and the Instructions
which be given TO him BY the said Company.
In witness Whereof have hereto subscribed and
csused the seal OF my office H. TO be affixed the day and
year above written JAS VI. COOK, Comptroller
II. u. HAswELL, ms Clerk.