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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01

1T AfN Figured and dotted Swiss Mnslins
/ .auyuet 8u1 safsinet ganbrics.
i4HI ztripedaDi Plain Nsinsooks
t. Hzp Lawns aGd Book Musiin..
IHletans india Diuitty, Victoria Skirting
tiu5I tom lawns, Birds Eye Diapers,
Fine lluru and tifass CambriGs,
caulri. uimities aud Dinity gauda
figured Prliliantes, Checked and striped tsmbriea,
I'm sls az low prices Al WADSWoKiHS,
IA - ~ til
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01

III ernetrcally Scaled oysters, Tomatoes Peaches
i Holsters, De. at EVANS, CHE" CO.
Corner second aud ierry sIs. oCtls.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-29
REGISTERS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given TO all con

n vi " Ia II nClCDl Shth w "' ''''
" cernct, that the following named persons
have settled their accounts IN the Register
Office at Lewisburg. Union county, and that
the said accounts will be presented for conilr-
nation and allowance at the Orphans Court,
to be held at LEWISBURG, for the county OF
Union. on the third Friday of SEPT. next
being the l9Ih day of said month, VIZ
l. The account of Zacheus Gordon, Exec
tor of Willis Gordon, late of Perry township
decd.
=. The account Of Jacob Rechley, Admin
istrator de bonIS non with the VIII annexed ol
Henry Thomas, late of Beaver tp, deed.
g. The final account OF George Beaver,
Administrator OF Ludwig Ben!OT, late of jack
son tp, decd.
i. The account of John Smith, Adminis,ra-
tor with the will annexed Of Leonard Smith,
late of Hartley p, dccd
/ s. The account Of John Benner and George
Benner Executors of John Benner, late OF
Union county, decd.
6. The account Of Jacob Broucher and
Samuel Wilt. Executors of John Brown, late
Of Hartley, decd
Z. The account of David Kline and VIM
Smith, Executors Of John Kline, late OF Yves
Beaver tp. decd.
s. The final account of Samuel Marshal
and David Ramsey, Executors Of Dan. Ranck
+ late of White Deer tp, decd.
Q. The account Alexander Penny and J. II
Knox, Electors of Hugh Penny, late OF ~
BulIaloc. decd.
10. The account Of William Elliet. i"ni,', iu,
iStrator of Robert Logan, late OF Eas' pi''"'''
: tp. decd. .,.;.,,
IL. The first account Of b. F. Va b2Sk'FN
. Administrator Of Richard Van BosHII Ik' '".e u
Mlhlinburg, decd.
IL. The account of Mark iaIfpenny' suTVl
: wing Executor Of William Foster, late OF iiar
,ley tp. deed. cn,,
l3. The account Of Daniel Smoaker' "ua'
8 dian of Barbara Kcuuesy and other, h.no
; children of Absolcm kennegy, late oil yves
-, Bullalue, decd.
II. The account Of Daniel 5. Miller "na'
dian of Mary Ellen Idd,ngS and others ml"o
children of Henry lddinsS, late OF west h"'
aloe tp, decd. g.
IS. The account Of Catharine Wolfe, Qua
+ dian of Samuel J.. Wolfe and others h'n'
children of Samuel Wolfe, late OF the boIous
: Of LewSburg, deed.
r l6 The account Of CathGrinc Wolfe, Con
/ mi,tee of James Wolfea son of Samuel W ol
# late of Lewlsburg, deed.
"a Il. The second account Of Abncr VI. La'
she, Guardian Of Mary Ellen and WH.N oil
two of the children of Samuel W ollie, la'c
the Borough of LewIshurg, decd.
]. w. PENNINGTON, E'gr.
Registers Office, Lewi>burg, August Is,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-29
Rich Prairie Farms!
| NlMPROI ED LANDS. and Town

~ Lots-in Illinois, Iowa, and adjoining
s'ates-ior sale in great variety, at low pri-
ceS, and on favorable terms.
Pamphlet Catalogue Descriptions of Prop
eriy, with prices attached, forwarded gratis
by mail on application.
Our ertensire local connections will facilitate
giving valuable Information of any part of
the West to applicants desiring TO locate,
70 Buyers of Illinois Central Il. Il. Lands
can avail themselves of the knowledge and
experience of Mr.. DrPur, the late Land agent
of tine Company, TO supply the difficulty OF
making Judlcious selections.
Particular attention given to locating War.
rants, examining lands, furnishing maps and
descriptions, payment of taxes, and to a gen.
eral Real Estate Business.
CHtS NJ. DUPUY & co.
Corner Of Michigan AZ. and South Wafer =.
CHA VI. hrrur,t ICdrIll.Cen.R Der -,
PAWN 'oGrE>. CHlCfCC'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-29

rel-Thc recent Kansas troubles have
been greatly magnifed by Pro Slaveryitcs
who sent the first accounts by Telegraph.
1t seems certain that additional men have
reached Kansas through Iowa and Ncbras.
ka, who have foribly broken up one or
two camps where the pro-slavery thieves
and murderers harbored for protection.
The State prisoners were not released.
The Borderers-stimuatcd by those false
Pro-Siavcry reports-were mastering BIZ
thousands, and declared there intention to
burn down Lawrence, and drive out the
Free State settlers, completely. Gen.
Smith does not interfere between the par
'ics,and Gov. Shannon is yet in command.
II is reported that Gen lane has contriy.
cd to reach Kansas, but the fact docs not
fcem to be clear
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-29
Portrait of John C. Fremont

Nhe most correct likeness ever made ex
i ecui~l in the highest style of Art. and
printed on hne India paper. published and
for sale, Wholesale and Retail, by
H. " RoscnthHl, Lithogropzer,
NV. corner Fifth and Chestnut S,reo,s
Philadelphia. Size of paper, I7xcG. Retail
price, ST. A liberal discount will le al'ov@d
those wishing "a sell again.
AGENTS WANTED.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-29
District Attorney.
UNION MEETINGS

l \ HON NJ l. L. l1\''S
Pursuant TO previous call, a meeting Of
the Union Standing Committee of Union
was held in Lewisburg, Aug 26, lo5G, X.
NJ MUsSER, Esq, in the chair,who presen-
ted the following communication
LxwIsHURG. Aug. &c, 1856.
\, ihc Chairman of TIE Wing, Amer1can and
Eep4JGcan &,itIiHg Committee Of Union Co.:
DIAN SIR: Being about To leave the county,
and perhaps permanently, very respectfully
withdraw nv name as your candidate for the
office Of Prosecuting Attorney. With many
thanks 10 the Convention for the nomina alton,
/ remain yaurs sc. ALBERT b. WORSE.
Whereupon it was Reso1red, That, mas
much as at our late County Convention the
vete for District Attorney stood
For AIByKT II. VoEsE, ESq. II
For JAMES b. HAMLIS, EsI. IL
and as MessrsN worse and Uamlln were the
only candidates before the Convention fol
that Office, therefore JAMES 3.HAMLlN
ESD. of Lewisburg be and is hereby PLACED
in nomination for the Office of District At
.orney in the room Of Albert y Nors
Esq. resigned.
Resolrc3, That We recommend GENE
RAJ MEETINGS Of the opponents Q
the Administration in this county
A tLEWISBLRG, on WEDNESDAY o
Court Week-Sept. IL;
n NLFFLINBURG, on SATURDAY
Court week-Sept 20 and
At NEW BERLIN-FOR UNION AM
SNYDER CoUNrIEs-on TUESDAY the 80.
Sept. inst.
To convene at / o'clock, and to be cor
Quoted by the friends in each locality
Mr.. HAMLIN Qike Mr.. VoRsE) hf
been Wing from his youth up, ard is
firm opposcr of the Kansas iniquity. A
though but few years in our county, /
has established an unblemished rcputatio
for integrity-has practical business talen
and bids fair to become an ornament
his profession.
The PUBLIC MEETi.os called by Il
Committee, are to be managed by those
their respective neighborhoods, and y
hope will be as well attended, by frienC
and opponents, as possible. Mr.. WILING
is engaged at Lewisburg, and other spea
ers will be announced as fast as they a
positively engaged.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-29

CoNGEEsS.-TLe President and Senate
have not yet "suJducd" the House into
granting the supplies they want to enforce
the Border Rutlian laws upon the Free
men of Kansas. The House offer all the
money asked for, proriaed none of it be
used in crushing out Freedom" in Kan
sas- The Slave Power may succeed, but
it will not be by the vote of any friend of
Fremont in Congress.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-29
D.uDsvIcouio Democratic Tickct.

Ls,oIred That in the repeal of the act known as us
Missouri compromise and the passage ot te ' oi
,i,,, th. Territories of Kansas and Ne"rasNA- "e'
-. ,,ncnrst tutinuai restrictions the last 'nn-reS
rEI.FOENED WORK OF PATRIOTIC ACI'lti e III
,nr,iu, the demands Of sectional excitement by us
In alh.r,nce 10 the Fundamental law.
Irsoiref That we fully endoSc the admniS'ra'ioh 81
tra.ii.nt rirecg as NATIONAL, FAlTIlFt L. AND IN
FlCiENT-fully equal to all te important IN ~.
go; ,I country has had to encounter, and that h" has
"rthiIy maintained her interests aud honor H' nome
aud abroad. i.
fTI Ersg.ug isa portion efhe Tt'"r@ of ne t""r"0h
' tpai.h Nominated TIE f.iot1ing tdndd"t'S y
,., ,,,,i 81 GEORGE SCOTT, Of Columbia Co
t,,IIo- Gsasrt'-JhCoB FRY. Of Montgomery Co.
y,,rrs,.r Il, G,aer4i-.IpIIN ROW +, of Franklin Co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-29
Administrative Notice.

VNHEREAS, Letters Of Admin.s,ra,i,- ..
w the estate OF THoH,s Ronixso~ 81.
of the township OF Buiidloe, county Of In.
deceased. haze been granted TO tho ,uy.rr.
all persons indebted 20 Said estate arc re,~,..
ed to make payment on or before ihe r.l 4..
Of September next, and those hayirg c.,.-,
a.aIu,t The same wi! present t-a 4,.-
authenticated FIR settlement. at the lac ~
encc of Thomas Robinson, decd
MARY l.. ROBINSON, AtmIn.s,la.-.r
DuHalur. Aug. 10, I-5G II
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-29

UNUE fNlInNin AnplicaliOnS for III.

cence have been filed in the office oil 'he
Clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions oil
Union County Land the same will be presented
at the next term of said Court:
Alexander Cummings for license to Keep
a Hotel in Miiiiinburg.
= William InhoG for license TO keep Ealing
House in New Berlin.
SAMUEL ROUSH, Clerk O. ,.
Iewisburg, Aug. 30, 1856.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-29
NJ. H. )ersham, n. D.,
ii AVING permanently located in Le-

IL wISburg,p Pa, respectfully tenders his
Professional Sfvices to the citizens of this
town and viciriy, hoping by prompt attention
TO the duties his profession to merit share
OF their palroage. Attention will also be paid
TO Chronic D5eaSes of every name and treated
with Unparalleled success.
DH. DERAiAM graduated at the renowned
American Hectic Medical College. Cincinnati,
having frs studied the Old or Alopathic sys-
TEN Of mcicine, and attended Lectures in one
of the OIJSchool Medical Colleges of Philad-
eiphia; Tut becoming convinced of the super
lority ofthe New or American Eclectic system,
ne commenced its study, and attended two
courses Of Lectures in the Reformed or Ame-
rican Eclectic Medical College of the Queen
City of the West. This Institution. although
yet in its infancy. has superior in the Great West and
has already annually more Students than the four other
Medical Colleges of Cinrinnau confined 1t is sending
ply scians to all parts Of our globe and Ohio, Indiana,
&C. they will soon be more numerous than any other
class of ply ysicians.
The principal difference between the Reformed new or
Eclectic and the old Alopathic system medicine this:
thr rev School uses medicinal that is any
way injurious 10 the human system such as Calomei
Arsenic Antmony &c; for superior and harmless agents
have Of late years been discovered y the ever liberal
ana rotresive physicians of the New Scbooli that
complete substitutes for those deeterious medicines a-
lonei, Sc;) therefore have for them. With
these valuable agents. ard all those Old or
Alopahc school except the f. poison. utoncl above
and all the Improvements other system nedi-
cine las the Homeopathic llydropathic Thonsonian &c
many diseases durable that once considered
impossible and that too without breaking down the con-
sttuton and creating other diseases. Debility Rheu-
nihts Dyspepsia, Liver Disease, liberated Sore Threat
Diseased Bones premature Loss Of Teeth. &c.
The New School certainly claims great superority in
the treatment Of all diseases. 1t hes been proved hy
hiai reports that the notwithstanding all diseases
ogether-is less than per cent that of Asatic Chor
is only per cent.
This Is an age of progress and improvements and the
New School is always progressing not hcns bound down
by desiotic cr'eds and anti iuate,I theories
" H. aFFiCE at the lower end of Market ST rc,s
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-29
Dr Jacob Horlacher,

,>1c PHYSICIAN, having reealh't
his health, has resumed sis siAIP'VE IS sulI
The me healing art His suPerioit i.Ts @N inpplled as
in srea' oe'i~,, TNcw Berlin. May 8, 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-29
The Winter Session.
OF Mrs.ThompSOn's School for You,

III MID. HuinI'V y p'ho'l lOi IOuIp II
" Ladies, Will commence on Nrdneyds
sept u, and continue SIX months. InJrpc
ton Will be C.y-n IN the various Lra,cb..
usually taught IN Scmiuaries Of learnnr.
Particular care viii be taken TO have \.
pupils form habits of study and inves rlpa,ia,.
While a knowledge Of the sOlId braLcbe. -.
considered Of Primnry importance, the ,r,,
mental will be 50 intrrSpersed as o, afford ~
rictv and AT the same time cultivate the ,s..
PcnciIiug aud several beautiful ,'y..,
Crayon Piinuug will be taught, flr which
well as Latin, French, Ncedlc-work and yg
crtra ciargas viil be made.
Room in tine GeFman Reformed Churrf
fern. ,r English iraIch,., from ST. G. g,
1.uf .ugsuf sNtas.-r- w.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-29

MIFFLINBCRG MEETING, HARTLEroy---
Thursday 10th inst. the Mifliinburs Band
with a good delegation from Mifflinburg,
held Democratic meeting at Hartleton.
Speeches were made by L. DIETRICH Eso.
formerly of Alifilinburg, R,K Madden late
OF Miiiinburg, J.p.Cronmiller Of Mfliin-
burg, and Col. II. Il. Barber from near
l'iilInourg. The meeting quietly returned
70 70, ni',Ell'n0urg, n about midnight.-IM61in.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-29
Issue Fist, Sept. Term. 1856.

Issue List, sept. Term. 1856.
p o Campbell and others vS l. J iced
Con'ih sug VI Bcnlcr ct al Is iiaus Jr ct
Danylllc Bank Us Jmu Lawrence y 'hS Stec
Alfred kueasS and wife vs. James quinn
Ttefe efstn aa4r ls2arc rcEIBsroc cEYBsr gc H MaeF
Tbs Gutclius :or VI Taylor Is Aaron Zellc
christian MI!lhousc Is Nicholas Millhouse
Jacob Stuck IS John Krmple
Matthias Wilson rs David Herr
John RocbucE IS 4 ONO
John on RochaIe.lcr rs Abbot Green's Ex'r
l. Christ for W Cameron Is Geo \ FrcI,
" Creamer vs. Abraham Brien
Israel GutclIus Tor lily e Ever Us John VII
Iohn DaieNman Is John II Nartz with not
James l. Quinn vS VIM Heart ct al
Sarah Ann Polk vs. James l. Quinn
Becker d Weller vs ChaS Srees
ChaS Fox ct al vS Adam Rauck
King for DatesmanS vS Iv DicnenIer
20 OF Union for l. b Christ IS \ Wineg-ner
Henry W Snyder Us Saml Ewing
Comih sug. VI Chamhrrin Us II IIcrdmr
Vim { Lawson vS Stephen Wilson al
Marks Wei ~ Go Is Jacob Harlmfet al
Julius We'll * Co vs. Samf
VIM & Herrod vs. Smith b Thomon
Benz Feter VS. Saml BauSe and ve
ChaS II Cook VS. ThoS Penny
John l. Nickel Us Andrew YoW
John SEDAN vs. Henry Charles
David Herr VS. w IL White W notice to
Sprout, Burrows * Co vs. VI Stock ct al
same vs. same
Mary Jane Flint &c VS. ChteS d Kline
BenJamn Fettcr Us Samru Eause
William Helnen vs. Jacotl Curley
Lafayette Albright VS. Jo' DateSman
Montelus q Young jr VS. utzer q Huntzinger
for Church ' Joseph b. Forrey
same vs same
Neif for Hurst IS Ricird Dougherty
Christian DerSham v,Joseph Geyer ct al
Daniel Rangler lr George Housed Ct al
Iohn Wenzel VS. I,kson MLaughlin
'ohn VI Benfer VS. Daniel Splitter with notice
Porter for VI Z Shrer VS. c ii Shriner with no
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-29

T LIMESTONE Farm. near NillOn...

LIMESTONE Farm. near HIl'0l.-.lll
nurSuance of an order of the orphans
Corr, Of Northumberland County, Will be
.vnosed to Public Sale on the premises on
.Satnro7ay he 27h day # Sept.
NOV, valuable FARM. situated in Turbu'
,ownsbip. Nurlh'G County. about - mr.,
o,s, of Milton. The Lani IS Oh lhe 'eS'
Limestone quality, with 'aiudOi' I'M
ments, consisting Of a
LARGE BANK ~ ,,,,i,,|, - ~ =.
.a,r1r new. a large FRAME DWELLiN"
UoIfSC witt: the necessary ou.Du''u'"S''
~, ,nnirs q; wafer, one It the House, ihe
a,tor a, ib. Barn-yard $3.50 al okChAkD
60, frees, &c, sc, beng the tract as
S;gna,d as purport \.
sn,Gnded by lands Of Charles Hottensune,
ur1. Marsh and o'ners, containing ABOUT
,n acres. more or Tess. Also all
MIA, certain lot Of ground situate IN the Bur-
ougb of Milton. county aforesaid, and de-
Scribed as follows. : Bounded on the north
I, Locust street, On the east by lot OF 6eorgc
Cor,c,. on the south by lot Of J. l.. Au,in.
and on the west by the SInDury and Ere
Railroad COMPANY, on which are erected a
f.o storey Frame House and
Pottery.
S,Ie ,o comm rte at 10 O'Clock Of said day.
,,.hen the ,crnsiof sale viii be made known
~. WI. MARSH,
GRIGGS MARSH.
Rv order Of Court. idmrs.
G. BOYD PURSEL, CL1k.
,u-nsr 10 SD.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-29

oALifoRSiA--The Vigilance Commit
ice have hing two more men. A,temnts
nave been made to burn down San Fran.
O' ana the geuera! distrast and unhap.
F.1tsS cyr..uues
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-29
FARRIERY.

IIlE subscriber offers his services
L in curing Horses ofPoll Evil or F:sin. J.
lie will cure Horses of either of these aiHic-
tionS for -, OF make no charge If moi sue
cesSiul. Here is an opportunity for every enc
whose horses are afflicted, tc restore them 10
health and vorkinc order. Residence oa lH'
Farm in Kelly II. near L@wi>buTc.
Aue. 70 'S5S GEORGE NElNELl.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-29
r. Last Notice. ~Tlls

4 $ W. wish To- have the acc. unr, os T.
"A Hayo, ~ Go. closed up. all Ter.c,-
knowing themselves indebted ip 'u- at.,.
Firm. wl. rL-a-e call and settle. as rue arc
VIII shortly !e acrd 10 the hand, Cd q r. rs
officer for collection.
Inly /. LHAYES d co
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-29

A WELsHMAN writes to the Cincinnati
Commerciul that there are in the United
States over 100000 Welshmam, the half
OF whom can be set down as legal voters,
and who, with few exceptions, are Ere
mont men. The Welsh have two weekly
newspapers and three mon,hlics, all Of
;L"m lor Fremont.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-29
Group, Whooping Cough, Influenza.

HFhIN1FILLb, MISS. Feb :, ls5N-
BROTHER AVER: will checrfuy certify your PEcroRu
the best remedy We POSSESS for the cure of Iy1ntJ
tbth Group. and the chest diseases of children We II
your fraternity in the South appreciate yOur skill and
commend your medicine our people
HIRAM CONKLIN NJ D.
AMOS LEE, ESQ, MONTEREY. a., writes 81 Jan. 1854.
al hal tedics Influenza. which confined me in door.
nr weeks; took many medicines without relief nnaiiy
tried your PECToRL By the advice Of our clergyman
The first dose relieved the in nv Throat and
lungs; less than half the bottle me completely
we'll Your medicines the cheapest as we'll as th hes,
We can buy and We esteem you, Doctor and your reme
dies, q the mans frie1J-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-29
Consumption.
Ayers CathartiC Pills,

''HE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have been
taxed Their utmost to produce this best, perfect
purgatve which is known to man. Innumerable proofs
are shown that these PILLS have virtues which surpass in
excellence the ordinary medicines. and that they win nm
precedeniey upon the esteem Of all men. They are safe
and pleasant to take but powerful to cure Their pene
ang properties stimulate the vital activities of the body
remove the distractions of its organs purify the blood
and expe disease They purge foul humors which
preed ana grow dis'emper stimulate sluggish or d,r.
dered organs into their natural ton and impatt healthy
tone with strength to the whole system Not only DO
tey cure the everyday complaints of every body I'm.
also Formidable and dangerous diseases that have Ia.i
the best Of human skill. While they produce powerfn,
eHects they are at the time diminished dases the
safest and best pbysic thn be employed for children
Beng surarcoatel. they pleasant take; and being
purely vegetable are free from any risk of harm Cures
have been made which srpass belief were they no, sn,
stantiaed by men Of such exalted position and character
as 10 forbid the suspicion Of untru;h Many eminent
oergymen and physicians have lent their names 10 certi
fy to the public the reliability of my remedies while 9th
ers have sent me the of their conviction tina,
my Preparations contribute immensely relief Of NV
afflicted, suffering feIlow-men.
The Agent below named pleased to furnish gratis nv
American Almanac containing directions for their and
eerhcates Of their cures, Of the following comants:
Costiveness Bilious Complaints, rheumatism, Dropsy
Heartbnrn. Headache arising from foul Stomach Nam
sea- lrlgestiOn Morbid Inaction the Bowels and Pain
arising thererOm ftulency Loss of Appetite all Ulcer
Gus aiid Cutaneots Diseases which require evacuant
Mcdicine, Sroiua Kings Evil They ALSO by purify
ing the blood and stimulating the system, cure many
complaints which it would not be supposed they could
REACH such Deafness Partial Blindness Neuralgia and
Nervous lrritaiity, arrangements Of the Liver and Kid
neys, dout and other kindred complaints arising from
low state Of the body obstruction Of its functions
Do not be put on by unprinciped dealers with soma
other pill they make more profit on. Ask for AYERs
PrLIs, and take nothing else. No other they can give
you compares with this in its intrinsic value or curative
powers. The sick want the best aid there is for them
and they should have it,
Prepared by DIR. ]. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-29
Whig, American & Kcpubiic""
Union TICkEsS.

,.rtb.,,v and Union. now and Tor ever, ono di'"
inscnarable. .''-DANIEL WtBsTAE
..TheCopstution of the United states Is an .r 'ic'
NO, a, Immediate hut Of ultmat" ana uhNe, -, a,
II was so contemplated by the Great Msh Wi' ~ IL
a., tho World has So regarded it Inc M
that is its symbol, Is the banner oi b ~ ~.
" wa. - III symlol. of Revolutionary tria'S "i th'
@ "L' W. , y;tory and the blood of Sacrifice MAf ~
my yIoN ron EVER STAND as lnstro'i- am u ,'i ~ i
.s tI,, Golden Tires of God iirmanch'
=, ,5,, ,ersy ca,t, and Hercr toH ro's, eif no
I'M, ,,a,rsr piiI H,dLs ne c0if u .. '''i
.. n yrilory ,rG.ye II doeS 1aJ. St-iiHAi 'LNi'
Bon C,v,L COMMISSIONER, ryl r.
" TnOmas l.. Cochran, OF York 70
+ n arpfrUR GENERAL. - r. .
Darwin Phelps, of Armstrong 20
For SURVEYOR GENERAL r.
~ Isarth'w Laportc. of Bradford 20
For Congress, -
JOIIN G. KUNKEL, of Harrisburg
fsuiier to the decision Of Congressional
For Representative,
NJ. II. TAGGART of Union G."
,s,Iect to the decision Of representative Conference
For Associate Judge,
" JOHN W. SIMONTON, of Buffalo,
For Proihonotary, nc.
JAMES W. SANDS, Of MliiilnburG
For County Commissioner,
WILLIAM RUlIL, of West Buiialo'
For District Attorney, w,
JAMES B. HAMLlN, of Lewisburg n"
For County Auditor, :.
JOHN d. BOGAR, Of New Berlil
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-29
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West Beaver-I. u. Romi-, A ! Nidllesvarth
B"aNer-Ner Midilrssarth. George Swartz
,entre-lsracl knettlc, Mcbael Nci-lcy
Franklin-Samue Neirirk, Chas g Vernon
Perry-fred Bathfon, Jacob Martin
'harman-Daniel Wilmer, 5. X ITerrcII Jr
NaShingt1n-iI. C. Houtz, Philip : Bo,pr
I"nuS-G. j. Miller, Samuel Paving
Selins-rove-J. Frey, LGutelius
Nuur'e-Nm. Eeiclily. Jos II. Eaust
1iddlccreek-tb. Hendricks Renj Kramer
'laohson--lI Bolig, Conrad Mitchell
TNTOS COy-NTT
liar'Iey-Iohn Smith, Shem Spislemyer.
Limestone John CrosSgrovc lienrv X Saulcrs
Wet BuHaloe-.Iohn IIays. Conrad Sh.ckIer
Niihinhurg-JacOb Deckard. c. II. ITasseuplug
bnfai"e--'aS. W. Simonton. Hon. ?. Euhi
" hlic p,er-D. Il. kaufman. Samuel Marshall
k"liy-Nm. Clingan, DANIEL Ncll
- "lshurg N.W-A. J. Wrilrnsau'. c. n Kline
Sw-'i. I. Miller Eli SiiG.r
1St bntaio"-Thos Penny, VI. Brown
nion-E 9. Norris. Eyer. Jr
-'arHs"n- Philip bold, John G;uve- Jr