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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18
SheriH's Sale.
UY virtue of a writ Of Yend. TX. is
sued out Of the Corrt Of Common Pleas

UY virtue of a writ Of Vend. EX. is
- sued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas
Of CearfeId county, viii be exposed to Pubilc
sale 90 the house Of Jacob Deckari. m the
borough of Mifl'nburg, Union county, Pa. On
Saturday, the Goth day Of April usyt. at 10
o'clock, \. w., the following Deserted prop
cry, L. wit:
\ certain lot Of ground situate in the bcro'
Of MltiiiGburg aforesaid, containing one fourth
Of an acre more or less, with the appurteuau-
ces, with thereon erected two-s'orev -
house, weaherboarded and kitchen aat u q
stable, adjoining lot Of Jacob Aures on the
west, John Badger on the east, and Inc Turn
pike on the south.
ALSO another lot Of ground ca Water
street in said borough. adjoining lot Of f..
r..-.-,b~-- on rre west. VIM. Young on the
north, joseph Boob on the east, and an alley
on the south, containing one-fourth Of an acre
more or less, with the appurieuances.
Seized and taken IN execution and 10 be sold
as the properly Of J,fn N-AhTusV
DANIEL u. GUIDIN. Sheriff
Sherf's oiiic.. IewIsburs, March 70, 1886
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Thomas l.. Cochran, Of York co
Foa AUrIToE ul>tkAl
Darwin Phelps, Of Armstrong Co
Frr SrFvEYoR GENEHA
Esart.s',v Eap1rtc. of Bradford CO
The Prospect.

The Union Ticket-COCHRAN PuFLrs
and LAPoRTE-is, under the circumstances
well calculated to strike terror into the
hearts of the Nebraska party in Pennsyl.
vania- A few Of their organs attempt to
sneer at it, but the effort reminds one of
culprit laughing on bis way to a penit-
entiary. The Harrisburg organ-the
Ia'r,ot d; tnd0A-says truly,
"THE OPPOSITION ARE UNITED ~
and 1t also urges the nomination Of Sir.
buchanan, for the following cogent reasons:
"Within the last few days, we have had
renewed proofs of tue power Of Northern
fusion. We see them on all hands closing
up their columns, and forgetting their d.
VISIONS, in view Of the contest to be deci.
ded in November. We see them sweeping
State after State in New England. We
have even seen them, within the las. few
months, carrying down the once invincibls
columns Of Tho Democratic parry OF Ohio.
At this moment they are intreuched in
se:eral States in the North West If this
be SO now, what will it be when, in add
tion to the hopes which indnce them to
unite in their Own localities, the vast pat
ronage Of the Federal Government is held
up as the temptation invoking them to
concentrated action at the PRESIDENTIAL
election! 1t is fact, also, which deserves
to be placed prominently before the public
eye, that at least seven Democratic Nor
thera Senators in Congress will depend
for their own reelection, or the election
OF Democratic successors, upon the selec-
ton OF the very strongest candidate fer
President"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18
mortal Sins and Papal Impudence.

The Roman Catholic Bishop of Toronto
has recently issued pastoral, in which he
specifies several mortal sins, against wbich
the faithful should guard with peculiar
vigilance, such as gong to a Protestant
church, aud sending Catholic children to
common schools. The Bishop says:
"Catholic electors i'll this country, who
do not use their electoral power in behalf
of the separate schools, are also guilty OF
mortai sin. Likewise parents not making
the sacrifices necessary TO secure such
schools, or sending their children to mixed
schools. Moreover, the Coutessor who
would give absoluton to such parents, ,elec'
tors or Legislators, rs support mixed schools
to the prejudice Of separate schools, would
be guilty Of IA mortal sin
What is 'mortal sin p A mortal
disease is one that ends in death; and
"mortal SIM" according to the little cate
chism in my hand published with the ap-
proyal of Bishop Kenrick, is "a trausgres-
sion of the law Of God, which brings ever
lasting death aud damnation on the sou" I"
It also teaches that they ''who die in NOR
tai SIM 80 to "hel for all eternity" With
this defni,ion before US, let US look a: the
classes of sins which, according to the ten
der mereics Of "fARM' DuS FIR Ny"
Bishop of Toronto, send those who com.
nit them "to hell for all eternity'
Those going to Protestant church {;
those sending their children to mixed
schools; those voting for candidates for
Parliament who favor mixed schools; those
not making the needful sacrifice to sustain
separate schools; and the good natured
priests who would grant absJution to any
Of these mortal sinners, are huddlcd toge-
ther III this pious pastoral, AMI all sent "to
hell for all eternity =
Is it possible to conceive Of more arr-".
piece Of efrantcIy--oi a higher insult off
cred to the common sense of a free people
than this? ? Could Hildebrand, in the
days Of darkness, Oh the Tibcr, more bias
phemousy assume the prerogaiives Of del
ty, than does this tonsured Frenchman of
Toronto, on ,he shores of Ontario? ? Sure
Iy, if the native born Britous of Canada
West eau stand all this, they can stand
auy thing. If they ran stand this, then
they had better take down the '.ion ram
pant" from The emblem Of their sovereign
iy. and Pc. ~ his place "holy sheep
How long will men bear with this in
,oleraLIe arrogance Of low, ,driveling priests,
If foreign birth, the spies and recruiting
1tIlcers Of the King and Pope Of Rome,
who would thus seek to interfere with the .
opinions of our people and institutions Of
he country, by an agency not the less po-
ent because it is spiritual? ? The Bishop
# Toronto speaks out, because he has
Iowcr Canada to back him and with
imilar corps de reSerre on which to fall
'ack, there is not priest wearing palii-
IN III the United States that would not
mortal sins" in the same
lyle, and send people "to hell for all eter-
iiy" for committing them! From these
'holesalc feeders Of hell, may God save
ur country. kIRwAN.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18

. H''hred That in the rep a Of the known as tn,
MtS Hri compronse act, aud the passage the act OF
kah"lhc the Territories Of Kansas and Ncrasls Ire,
IRON unconstitutional Tr-tfiti4us the last Jsr.gr-,
fLhfoRNEp WORK OF PATRIOTIC SACRIFICE IN
ia"eti'g the demands If sectional excitement by uns ha
Ken a'hcrenc- {" the Fundamental law.
h,sored That fully enduss the Illustration Of
DreSli-nt Pi'R'E a. NATIONAL, FAITHFUL AND EF
UiLNl-iui'N equal TO ala the Important -r'ierE'n cies
"nIih th- country has hsi go encounter that he
SofthiS maintained nor interests and honor home
bni abroad
Cdn4' n'n'''tssion"r-G EoRGE SCOTT. # Columbia Co
A"a'toT ''Her1i-JACpB FRY, JN, OF fiurgp pnlcry Co
Anru-yor 6-HerGI-rIiOrIiY IVES. q Potter 90
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APPEALS.
NTATE and County Taxes. Pursuant

Il l. dDu tUuHtN ldAtS. uISud I'll
- to law, we the Undersigned, Commissio
ners Of Union COUNTY PennSyvaurl. hereby
cive notice 10 the laXlJic nhabuantS of. and
al others owning tlxaole property or Effects
whatsoever within the said COUNTY, taxable
either for Slate or County purposes, tha, an
APPEALED he benefit Of all interested, will
be heidiorthe several townships aud B5rough5
V.hn the county, q, Ioi.uw,:
Iur CyI1S Tt. 8; the hyu-, Y i my tlil.o7.
On FRIDAY, tL- 18Th ~ Anil
tor i9bJ' Nsita u 'rl ~ the -uaIIn-I crs Ddle
on -stiTTia e. tir nh Of Arril
For LlwlsHVEG ssutL sTd, at the ON e,
On Monday the 2Ist Of April.
When and where all persons and corpora
tons, who shall feel themselves aggriered. of
the enumeration and value made of their tax
able property AMI effects, pursuan, to an Act
enttIed An Act to establish uniform mode
for The value OF properly and assessment of
taxes approved the 18Th day Of May, 1871.
are requested 10 atenl and state their griey-
ances Tor redress according tozlaw.
All the above Appeals viii be held between
the hours Of O'Clock An. and 8, Pm.
GEORGE SCHOCH.
HCH'D Y b. LINCOLN,
JACOB HUNMEL.
Attest Commissioners.
A. KENNEDY. Clerk
Com missioner, 'O.fice LewIshur- .Narch7Is56
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FOREIGN NEWS,


The Cambria reached Halifax on III
14th inst
Prussia had been admitted to the Par!
Peace Conference and had created som
delay, as also bad Turkey. Yet, it wa
not doubted but the Treaty would be sign
ed in a few days, and preparations wer,
making for grand illumination and othel
festivals.
Breadstufrs had declined. Cotton va.
steady. Money market more stringent
American stocks unchanged.
CALIFORNIA.-By the George Law
which reached New York, 10th inst, we
learn that the Democratic Convention OF
California declared in favor Of Buchanan
and the Nebraska bill
The State Convention rejected resolu-
ton condemuatory Of the election Of
Speaker Banks
The Indians in Oregon bad again been
defeated, but are said to be still mastering
for contest.
NIcARAGUA-On the Goth ult Co.
Schlessinger, with 100 Of Walkers army
was attacked at Santa Rosa by party Of
Costa Ricans under Gen. Mora. Wal
ker's troops were defeated badly, 80 being
found dead, and - others being court
nartialed and shot: The f,,ibuster cause
looks decidedly blue.
Gen. Robes, the new Mexican Minister
to the I. s, has arrived at Washington,
and been cordially received
The Baltic, overdue, was not heard
from, yesterday morning at New York;
A Galveston paper Of the 1lth inst,
states that Col. Lenagua has surprised
party of Lapan Indians, and in the con-
fct which ensued, 30 Indians were killed,
and 100 made prisoners.
Col. Garland, the Defaulting City
Treasurer of New Orleans, has been ad-
mitted to bail in the sum Of $4,000
CHICAGO, April l6.-We have advices
from Kansas TO tie 18th The Commit
fee of the Free State Legislature was in
session at Topeka, preparing code of
laws to be presented to the Legislature in
July.
The Legislature Of New York has ad-
jcurned, but forgot or neglected to pass
the appropriation bill, which will oblige
the State to rely upon its credit to main
tain itself
a writer i'll the Philadelphia Argus,
dominates William Aiken, of South Care
lima, for the Vice Presidency
DETROIT, April l6.--The lake is open,
aud steamers left to-day for Saudusky and
Toledo.
MlssISG-the New Berlin "Times'
end Mithinburr" Star" pls. Ex.
fS' Call-aud see Beaver & Krewer's
New Goods
Aso AZ SsoBn & Ri.ter's
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Union County Court Affairs,
May Court, Monday, 10th.
REGISTERS NOTICE,
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all con-

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all con-
~ cernej, that the following named persons
have settled their acrounts IN the Register
Office al Lewlshurg, Union county, and tina,
the SAID accounts will be presented for cunfr-
nation aud allowance al the Orphans Court
10 be held al LEWiSBURG, for the county OF
Union, on the fourth Friday OF MAY next,
being the 23d day Of said month. VIZ:
The account of George HaSsinger and
Samuel Swengel, Administrators of George
Hassinger, late of Franklin township, deceased.
The account of Elizabeth Bolig Admin
istra,rlx OF Frederick BolIg ,late of Mlddlecreek
Up, deed.
8 The account Of Christian Kerstetler and
Lewis kersteter, Administrators of Michael
kerstelter, lale Of Chapman TIP. decd.
The account Of John NJ Rine, Executor
Of Margaret Neyman, late of Chapman Up,
decd.
. The account Of Ludwig Yeisley, Admin
istra,or OF Henry Yeisley, late of Franklin Tp,
decd.
The account of G w HARRISON and
Henry Fisher, Administrators of John Har.
risson, late of Penns Up. decd.
7 The accoun, of Philip voneida. Peter
Voneida and David Voneida, Administrators Of
Peter Voneida, late OF Budaloe Tp decd
s The account of Jonas Hoy administrator
Of Catharine Gepharr, late Of Limestone Up,
deed
The account Of John Linn, Admins
traitor of Peter Myers, late of the borough Of
Lewisburg, decd.
10 The account of Chesselden Fisher. Ad.
ministrator of Aaron Crosby Fisher, late of the
borough of Mitainburg. decd.
IL The guardian ship account of Thomas
Hayes and Robert N Musser, Guardians of
William, John and Sarah Price, minor children
Of Catharine Price, late of the borough of
Levisburg, decd.
l2 The account Of Isaac Wagner and
Abraham Wagner. Executors of John W aeper.
late Of West Beaver TIP, deed.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18


A SEVERE REBtKE.- Ia the Demo
cratic City Convention, (says the Phila-
delphia Bulle,in,) when the question of
nominating candidate for City Solicitor
was up, Mr. George Biddle, who aspired
to the honor, made desperate clutch at il,
by rising and bcosting that he was the
first person that had proposed the prohi-
bition Of the use Of the Bible in the pub
lie schools The statement was received
IN profound and ominous silence, and when
the balloting took place, he was left far
behind his competitor. A more significant
and crushing rebuke could not have been
administered, and no one can regret the
defeat Of Mr.. Bidde. 1t is singular that
in community Ike this, a man could
have had the temerity (for We can not call
it courage) to make such declaration
The whole community take deep interest
in the question referred to, and it is an
encouraging thing to fud that even the
Democratic party will not encourage the
sentiments 50 foolishly uttered in their
body.
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A Valley Farm Of Limestone land,
COMPRISING abOnt l63 AcrcS. for

Y SALE. SAID Farm IS IN one Of The best
Wheat growing vaIheS IN Central Pennsyl.a-
nis,wlthin two miles (oyer a Bndge) TO Rlil-
road, accessible to Markets, ia an emineut.y
healthy neighborhood, near 20 Mills, Stores,
Church and School Houses. and in the midst
OF an intelligent and respectable population.
The improvements are 4 fr>l-clasS BANK
BARN so by IS feet,with fair Mansion -.
House, WAGON house, Corn house, and III
other suitable OutouIdIugs. Il has a large
s.APp.e Orchard, ami Peach and Pear trees
- - sc. sufficient for ordinary use.
The Farm is ali cleared except about one
acre (and plenty Of Woodland in The immedi-
ate viciniy,) all OF Limestone soil. and a. the
owner thinks is not surpassed for natural pro-
ducuve qualities by any IN the State.
1t vii be sold wholly, or 4 portion Of SO to
100 acres, as might suit purchaser.
Any cash man wishing such a properly
can obtain further information bv applying 10
O.N.WoRnrS, Chronicle office, Lewisburg. 1850
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Reeisrer,s oaice. LsMl.bars. Am! n. Isa
GRAND JrEuHs-MAY TERM.

GRAND JUEuES-MAY TERM.
White Deer--Sam Berkheimer. Jno Dersham
Antw " Cleuahau, Jacob M'Curey
NWfhy---W Eilcr, SIml VIII
Eay! BngliJe--LoonarI Wolfe, ABR G Brown
KsHg---Andw Black, David Grove, John Chs
well, Jacob kcyser
H.HliHjurg---Danl BecEler. Henry Bogenreif,
Jos boop, Aniw Gute'ius
Wet BuGaae-Jno CiaPham
Ls'c',6'rE---Sa Dcirrich. Jacob De Frain,
Jas Blair, Saml Grddes, Lewis Jones
EugaL,e---James IRWIN
t4.OH--Cha, l. Morris
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Le'cisJurg---J Henry Brown, Martin 4 Stock,
Danl Ney eyhart, Wm Moore, Chas Kline,
Charles Yojer, Il " Musser, r Lyndan
Hef BnGah.--Davil Watson, VIM Rhu!e,
Gabriel Shoemaker
Lims'tone---Jacob Lelby, John Bogenreif, Robt
Chambers
K,Ry---Jchn Mover
E.,t BlGlt,--Aiex Penny, Jno Schrack Esq.
AIM Anrand, Thos Penny, Salnl Zeilers.
Dlnl Miller
Ne'o BcriiB--JoS Kleckner, Josiah Swlnehart
BlBa/ye--H M Baker, James Matters. Robert
SRA horn. Mtruu D Reed, Gersham Bidtle
Jacob Zieha"h Nrchi punkle. Chas Frv
"h'fe D.e,---Wm S'at',n. EIud Marshall. W
1 B.ls-., Il - f.-,.t....... -to.,.,. p..,.r., W,o
Walters, joel Halcl, Jacob Lesser
H'rihV--Elias Ofwlg. David HAYES, Jacob
R1ale, Jacob Hilbjsh, John Belz
HH"hurg--J. Ebert. John II Winter, Saml
orwIg, George NADER
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MONT0UR.-Ihe American states that
the difficulty between the Iron Company
and its hands has been compromised. The
back pay is to be made up on Saturday
monthly payments hereafter-and sal
hands wcrk with a will" from Monday
nezt....J Joseph Patton is appointed Pub.
lie Auctioneer for the Borough Of Danvile
by Gov. Pollock. Samuel A. Brady
has taken the Montour House, which has
been re fitted and is now rc-opened.
NoRTHUMBERLAND.- "Americsn'
meeting at Snydertown was addressed BY
Kimber Clever and A. j. Rockefeller and
endorsed that great American 'now trav-
cling in Europe" and the Honorable An,
drew jackson Donelson. ... Court COM
menced last week, and adjourned Wednes-
day of this week k....A License Court viii
be held on Monday the 5th May, to hear
the II applicants for selling liquor. Mean
while, licenses have expired, and the VIC
tins Of artificial thirst must 20 dry or
contrve some means to ,imbibe unknown
to the law......Thc American" is trying
II call out the Gazette" for Buchanan,
which is hardly reasonable, "Seein' as how
its Editor is T. NJ under noble Frank"
Pierce IN. M'WllIiams, indicted for
burning the barn Of Jno. T. Somers, i'll
ChiiIi,quaque Up. was acquitted, the ext
dence being only circumStantiGl. .... 1 he
County Teachers Institute will meet at
NJ Evansville on Tuesday next...... The
Gazette says: The Sunbury d Erie Rail
road, though great convenience for the
public, operated disadyantsgeously upon
cur hotel keepers, as the number of horses
to be foddercd and groomcd decreased ma
teiially, the Upper End people preierring
steam to horse flesh in their trip to
Court. We never had a dlier Court, as
far as the creature was concerned, the
tavern licences having expired on the 2rd
Of April, and not drop was to be had at
the bars. Court has been held in Sun
bury ever since l772, but this is the first
time in eighty.four years that The nachi-
merry of Justice has been kept going, in
\ Northumberland county, without the ussis-
tance of greg. ......T There is Il controversy
between Milton aud Sunbury as to their
relative increase Of property since the last
Irienial Assessment. Milton is reported
as having increased SjI, 600 in three years
y prf fhnnherland- -sI2 .0no, AL euubury
$4,000. LeHisburg is rated Sl43,00
Increase in the same pcriod) But there
IS rs much difference in ASaESsoRS as in
PEERY-The Court have decided that
here may be eS Taverns in the county; 4
II Bloomfield, , in Liverpool, &c
BERks.-The barn belonging to Joshua
<. Grimm, in Maxatawny township, was
by fire on Tuesday night last,
bout o'clock, with 500 bushels of wheat,
90 bushels Of oats, and all the hay and
traw it contained It WAS insured ia the
sinking Spring Company, to what amount
re have not learned. ltis supposed that
be barn was set on rc.....No oats sown
D Borks comfy in the month of March,
'hich is two weeks later seeding for that
rain than heretofore known.
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FOR s ALE

"A That large and desirable property on the
-4--A- corner of Market and Wafer streets well
calculated for residence, for business, or for
residence and place If business
There is large BRICK House containing
large rooms on the first floor.6 bedrooms on
the second fioor.and large finished rooms on
the third. Kitchen aud Washhouse adioins.
There are also spacious Cellarlaree Cement
CiStern, Pump, and Well of good water.
Stable, and all necessary Outbuidincs.
For terms &c. apply to Geo. F. Miller Esq.
s. E.DAVIS.
LewiShurs, Sept. % 1850
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\ SLAVE TRADER PARDoNED.-Prcs
Pierce has pardoucd Charles Herman, til.
captain Of the SLAYER Galmurgan, captured
on the Cost Of Africa in 1871, aud brought
to Boston. Capt. K. was fued $1,000
and sent 10 prison for three years. We
can lind no reason for his pardon, except
that the President may regard the Slave
Trade in the same light the Pennsylyaui-
an does, as a " reputable business.
Col. Fremont has written letter iden-
tifyiug himself with the Republicans, and
urging the immediate admission of Kansas
as Free State. lie is favorably SC oxen
of in various quarters for the republican
nomination for Presidency. Ex-senator
Dayton, of New Jersey, is also urged by
some Of the Republican journals for the
nomination.
St. Louis, April 10.-We have later
adyices from the Plains, stating that Col
Harney had met the representatives Of all
the Indian tribes in the Sioux country,
excepting two, and that definite terms of
peace have been agreed upon.
Messrs Howard aud Sherman, members
Of the Kansas committee, and Gov Reeder
arrived here yesterday.
BosToN, April l0.-A fire occurred this
afternoon at Lewis wharf, which DESTROYED
400 bales of cotton, belonging to Goddard
& Pritchard, and caused much damage to
the buildings. The loss is $4,000.
Fast day has been generally observed
BY our citizens.
LANCASTER, PA, April, 1O.-TLe
barns aud stables of the Lancaster County
Poor-louse were destroyed by fire about
, O'Clock this morning. Thirty.six horn
ed cattle and four horses we're burned.
The loss is heavy. Supposed to be tie
work of an incendisry.
New ORLEANS, April, 1O.-The Steam
ship Charles Morgan sailed this morning
for San Francisco, with 200 recruits for
Walkers Nicaraguan Army. Gen Horn
siey was among the passengers.
EAsToN, Pa, April, 10.-There are |
twelve feet water in the Delaware, and RI
sing. Much zee is comeipg down. There
is about the same depth of water in the
Lehigh.
MILWAUKEE, April, 1O--The Wiscon.
sin American State Council has repudi-
ated the nomination of Mr. Fillmore, and
nominated Mr. Banks. Not a paper in
Wisconsin supports Mr. Fillmore
On Saturday afternoon destructive fire
occurred in Boston, Mass, an extensive
structure, known as the Gerrish Market
being entirely destroyed. Loss
sl5o,o0 one-half covered BY insu-
rance.
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lAuDBlllS,
Tickets, Blanks, Labels.

CARDS, Circulars, Bills. DC. 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 kind, of Jobbing
expected from a Country Office, in a
style not excclled-on reasonable
terms-and IN prompt time. CALL
AT THE "Gb ;or;cl," Flf,c.
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40 those who wish FARNS.-I

j have fertile land al cheap prre and ca
easy terms, YOUR attention i CI.ed 90 the
RIDG WAY LAND i coal COMPANY
. twenty five acres, or more IN proportion. are
gwen ior $500. payable Do inSlsimeurs Of 81
per week or Sl per month. 1t IS located 10
Blk county, Pennsylvania and has one Of The
best markets for lis produce IN ihe STATE. The
7--ii i''I ''drI. ur'S 5.,f p. De SURPASSED
for farming, as examination wall show Y
has the beSt elements Of pros perity, te ng ua-
deraid By two rich VEINS OF Coal. snt wi.
shortly oe iniersec'ed by four Railroads. TIE
Timber Is Of tie mos, valuable kind TI-ie
unexcepuonabiv good, and warranice deeds
are gwen. It presents 4 good and substantial
opportunity 10 commence farming. providing
for-cne's children, or making an investment.
Farther particulars can he had from the pam
pilots, which are sent 10 inqnrerS. Letters
answered promptly. Apply OF address >AMI
". CATftLL. Secretary, 1875 Walnut street,
north side between fcurih and Fifth streets.
Ph,iGGeiD0i7. Full lnfortuauln Is contained
IN the pamphlets 3m6Is
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-04-18
Wakefeld's Hand Corn Planter,

" inch after two sea-
sons uial has been
found much superior
to any other implem-
ent now IN use for
planting Corn, Broom
Corn, Beans, &c. is
now offered to the
Farming community
by Agents authorized
10 sell the same. This
implement Is plain
and simple in cons
trucfion, not liable to
get ont of repair. can
be easily adjusted to
,plant at any desired