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slnrsalien n Minimum.

The lerenl nccpuuts from the
furnishing srlllct in the northern
counties 1T Miehiran ao apmll.
lng. Several persons IN Gratol
and al niaing counties haycalrrady
per- he'd, aud others are ~pcrishing
tor the want Of food. Al a a,est.
my IN detroit to aii TIE suffering;
The Advertiser SAYS that NJ. Ralph
Emerson stated that be- had lusi
come w from umtiat county.
where he described tho suffering
as very GENERAL, SO great tha, many
Of the citizens were dying from
slarNalion-and tie afflicted man
added that, with q trembling voice
and eyes sutin>cd with tears. h.
bad los, his wife aud three chill.
dcn from starvation. within a few
weeks past
At public meeting IN lansing.
a letter tTom the Presiding Elder
Of The Methodist church IN the
astnScd section of the State.
presented the following nselan-
choly facts;
One poor woman, With he's mo-
theirs dc,otedncss. aSd given To-
her two little Children all the food
she could procur; died q lew DAYS
since IN oratIct county Of abso-
late s,afy alton, and her Il illWn
when Iognd worc too weak 20 BE-
revived aud shared tie mother
fate. Other citizens lave pain
fully struggled into linton soansy
on loot begging tor hood Sosac of
them had lived for . uupher oi
days on leeks aonr. and the stencil
Of their bodies wss almost insuhcr
able. I've whole country in the
new counties is stripped Of food.
AMI thosc In hest circumstance
IAN Procure nothing TO eat but
boiled pauapkins aut moiaz-ss.
while the poorer ~olasscs. where
actual want has not cvrrtaken
thcm.ckc out n miserable sub.s-
lance on roots, lccks and boilcl
oats.
The people OF these new and
distressed Districts did not maze
known their saiEcrings until com.
PEELED bv stern nscssssty. They
lUked forward to spring Zoe rclicf
lu, it, long iarlcm,ucy anil delay
hrourh, deatlftc erwin The misery
u dcstitusidA. AZ isnsiug rclicf
wss scus forward on the fret intel.
l,scncc. and a De,nc;i $1,000
were subscribed a. tbs netting and
5000 pledged. A committee;
rnsviSiooa &c. were dispatched
At once tol - sc1nc Of dAtre~.-
How bleiRd \ sach exercises Of
charisy.-r~riypi Hsran
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The Steamship LOUISIANA . bnrn.
I'll 10 The Gulf 9 ~ > mlles scathras,
4 he eli, Of Galveston t1esss, on
fhe mrrrisr al the sla efmav. There
sas stsa, 90 passengers hs.llss sew
ssrl nsrrses ~ hcard hk supposed
hat 4, l~s,a rs persons l.s, their lives
Their vas a lsrrr mail IN l~,sri. sl~s
a large sun cf nsens.. Ire av sFir.
lsai,l he,ve~a iccss aat hssoai con.
'fui vhsn discovered
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Tux firsr SAW aitt.-Tha oil
practice N making h,arls was b. srli
~ The tgs With Wedges end. incan
,enlrul a. The psaciic- uas. II was 70
cas-. matter 10 persuade The world that
the ,tiag could he done IN sny better
way Saw mills fri used 10 E.urope
IA The ai'ecn,h crriay ; ~, ~ lately
a l5Js. en- English smhassaier. hs,.
ing ssen a >aw mill Ia France. though,
ia novelty which deserved 4 psriie.
ular description. II l. suusl1s h. ~
hew The avrsssva 10 labor. saviug ma.
chinsry has always asisated Ene,and.
The frs sax mill was established hs
aDutchman. t6sss bstth publsc out.
cry against NJ nes-tksrlea machine
was 70 ,Iolcat. that the proprietor vks
forced b camp With demore expedition
than ever did ps,chmsn before. The
.e,il vas tAus ker' on, II E.ntlapi Tor
several years. ~ taster rcrsrafl.ns f;
but n ifts. a. unluely timber mee.
chant. hoping that, after ~ long a
tine. The pubic soali BE- less watch.
sul uf is int--v-is made a rs>h Al.
,cmr, 10 osisirscs aac,hes mil I've
guardians u the pahlis welfare. hcw.
,,er. were On tho alert, and . cansrl.
ensieus NIB ~ once e~Ollevtsl AMI pul
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Cornoratlan Ofain,nhn

va publish lhi. Nsah lbe orluenUo
relation 10 turning horses ca'' q =
'o lhe coufl House ward ihoW
rrc,ied please iake nouse .apfl
lr wise : slhrient
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StasrGfa With DISEASE, If ihf i'ai
scr kidne,s gravel. lcopss. voaanc
S. rtil the advertisement ln anoih
81 column beaded Hrlmbnid .icau
ue Preparation
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J. SAtt&tsrtE- !. 7. CtfrfsrtN.
Mississippi. Alahsna.
Seru"se.-- Isnn-s see
M~'ALEAANDER 4. co.
cstsck sr rHr wessHsa mt -.


wv uu11<~
TIE Ncn,phis and Charleston Nail.
rad has,hpurhi 6. b exuludsn ". from
'he privilege Of selling cur omnlha~
tickets on il'cir ears. slsheueh We nave
offered TO pay toe regular fare a.
lung the Rad fnr oer Ticket nvsa,.
They have established q pe'ice fare
6, their depo, a, Memphis. to cse.udc
or oanIbusss from the pla,erm. ard
compel as 70 remain IN the ssrrrt They
have presumed n put car tickr, agent.
and even Nr. M.Air,srs~r, ane III .ur
firm. OF The csrs. thirty niles from
Memphis. hr Offering 10 sell OmriLus
tickets 10 p&Sseugvr-xhile OF the
same time they sllo~ uesssx. rsssrr.
500 \ Fro Cd the privileges t,ey have
DENIED NJ.
In srv II shese sacs.. w h,,v enter
cHr protest against this faul iuyussisv.
and cab urrn the public. and -ye~~isI.
y the 'nselins public. to rc;rs. Us
IN -ur rights.
We shall ecrsirve 10 hava a live NJ
omuihrscs a the aeyps q ever ar.
rival Of shr cars. ncsxills,arJise ~
have 10 hep them h tie ssrpess. N,
whole plsshsm bvisg given exclusive.
" 10 ous rivals.
WI the rahlic sslvsase sha sshrsrd
Of ard uriHss n~CDclv,
AAL2xANDER &W
J~nfe-eO-im
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NHh WtaA He H#A
Whf4 rHH fN4ts ~ ~ Nls<s
gaHH nNlH ~ ~ p81hi
To fdIgs sl1(omtkis he vhsl
Ne hlh*s uaIlfef M w. e.vh sksH
Nali N lhA frm n tast
Hlnn Iast slls fH " ~ Flsai i
HvA "a ~ tWshsl IN fgfn
Nn Ieit ell IN u ~ ~ ihd i
tifHFA WI ~ huihAl W fam
hlfa piil sells fHl ~ pavhi
VA lflayi i3a ~ tashH N #'GH
see
" httifnlairi lhAi ~ flNffy cpsi
Me United Niaiu iaeita MI llllhs If
dullan ahaualiy ne sflmlhals lpfiY
million ne l%asftfs, sFfsHly mflllnhs
rom. ivi hnhdfei mlHntsf
lluli Ahtl heaullfNI inbred 4 H. imAe
of a lmmlpsa Aad psilrei hvel 1ni
lallium does " nstlsw seldom Tighten
heasY cafts Hhd earthly m#Fpsrt I'Du
lsllam dee u aladdeh hunisned hearts,
sHi alyeh refreshing dewa 70 lhlfsly
mala tfp seldom, Indeed dpes 4
sauH Leave llfs's paihesyi e,rn II flf
bern Ahd dehfiy Welcomed ilefu
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fwH W
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HAn sal
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Fol ffaf
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uae hurdrsd dollars viil J.. n,;ln
rhssisian who can Prove, ha, ,l,sp<t<
c.rr iajnred a patient aud the sras<
Of thousands can he IscJncsi 49,
hat u dAss great eood tases ~
Que wcss 10 thitcea years s,ss1nfl
becn cfwici; ,hr mas ol ,olussr5b
mon, IN ro.sessioa vi the prurxiemsu
ine IT, virtues ani curative ro~ent1
tish-c. ~eu-tacinr aamss s~li 49, =
.saee ssi fame. lWl.osp LesisIr
hsA seld anil no, a single insssnsii
failure has bcra reported,
f.-~onllly arrefrei hcfere NJ 49,
aan & NE city q rki.alehhn.
ilelmLcld ehesasss slss being d1W1
does sas that HE rrsfrvss:en es1is1
narcotic rsrsurv nr injuvious dNnG
areparcly vegetable a. NM
rale maHsf,csaFrr sworn n 80
.rrihed h'fsre me iAis 80 ~ 4
her I'M W r tlBB NRlA "
Prices rer hattie or sss ss< a.
rsrei to any sdirv-s, scesur6
seiisesc and rssrcn-ihi~ esrs5orloM
professors u n~kcsl calessA 49,
aud other. Prsysrei and Ma =
II. 7. IlEta Nnuk4
rra1iesl and analytical ~
" y South Tenth 81, b~loV Ga
As.swhly tuilfars. rhiie
g Beware Of e~sunserfeise-s. IN
ll-lneeld's-sake No csAsr; ssgup1
satfsi. |
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He.mbolds Exlract nnela

ltrpaFcd dIrcctly r~l,tutlsu< "a
rule. Of pharmacy aud ehcmis'r,, ~ I
greatest accuracy and eh.mlc sal kaoch1
and care devoted "a H. rami.nnia. I
pseicsssr prwec.' sslsatir vsrhad
irae.icc 81 phssic, AMI most .. III 2
siaadtsl aorks Of m,dir;r.
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rHlaH ~ lfHh
iH# iiei ~ LAM LII.
h N e ~ - 81 n# ~ AZ q
Al Hfhf# nd sshIe n Ell Il.
All M HHH NfiH IT. seH T..
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th fA .galAlns Nh NV
fIIa ife HHi m tHst 81
f HHmfAiHi HMl FfaNfaia Me-
~ IT. sfl ill6ll h. $50 ST
W. A. lha0ph ~ Hlaaa nAt H
f itH Ell iiHhi iaa MI ife
ffefffif Iit t.oaiH nf
fefaf ihf aii ~ 80. w malfah
Nni aNi HaitiH iAffh e
lHaN u ilts N ~ mdlhay ltm
tts
lftie #N Ia lfpalHn 81 a.
sINlll iH laaa h0t Ia Wallfe
iNIt iif r. lWA Alter Nfialh fltlH
iHl faihlHll0naff inftifal iendffad Ill
ihNf uealnl lNm me ~ lIHA
Hi a'H "a oilsih islnHwnsl fm
ihH eNiffHmrHii lm lhf luAa ID lhtF
lanfs thlfh effn lAAeh lnam thflfah
lHfN HilhWul compensation Nv ihe
lh. lf.lt Il nhe llme T. he'd
ailaiff rafl ul chat naa iAs
NalhH
tli nafsplNlm ~ ,wrs.
Hll lu hlte hsfn lhe in,ent.f III
iNuH lnltilalt iu daHola ~ ifa
ulms aml #l.slm " onf faslut
hay Hu 90 hr l0uni h 4 rlfult almgs
ih. wfnt.fl inn If -auia Cfs,e hi
inru anl ara fall 70 have hfah
n'slel there hg The Halnl afiei lha
plhHNaWl 1919, hNer whith iinp These
lnii'fa were very lnnl commonly w.
lnHlugni luio the churches Those
loileu have cad asa ned IT, them ibo
lowing Fp|nidcallHHai LtH non
4 ftiiiaflf, Hiusua the saviour II
nHn on. H. ~ m'Hs, Elm hlm Il kal
WALTON IA afi ~ GfuaRs kaMrg
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lNtAIIIIslsE REMtn

VI iaa nre saiIesluu With ~ 4
al'ass d'ssrrs INC ailmca,s. the noDh
rS,ct htcur will eare you. IRIS il I,
c'g, inred u Il. rfeary. !
Br'ssrr OF enGek a~ussrasrs ~
decior', who isisly boast u asilais {
references. titiseas know and ssaaa1
and save lorg safi ring. money ~ I
re'flre ny scaling ~ ceiling fwsh
tee this popular aad Specific ~
i allvs al pain aud inianasis~, b.,
i'N'i, PLEASANT N its ins,e aud "a. I
ftua.uI,. Al. I. -. 49,.
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Low sullen sound. bis gtief l<1
Debility y mns' ,eFsihlrl and ~
thousands u.an thousands ts
graves. hi' blasting tho smhiiae =
nal. Youth u an be ear,d
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-02
Amendments to the Constitution.
r,rorJtytTIOy


VuyUEREAs Ihave been directed hy the Governor TO
give motto. that "A Joint RESOLUTION, proposing
tain Amendments 10 the Constitution OF this Common
wealth. has been agreed to BY majority Of tbs members
10 each Of the Legislature at two sucres
sve terms of the same and that il is provided by the
shall be submitted 10 the people for their approval or re-
lection the purpose
Of the citizens Of th in regard thereto
DANIEL d GuLpIS High sheriff Of the county Of Union. d"
give notcs and proclaim to the quaie electors OF SAID
county that an will BE- held in each OF the town
shjpa wards and districts therein, the SEtONDTUEs
DAY OF OCTOBER A. D. 1851, for the purpose Of decii
ing the adoption rejection the said
or auy them which said election shall be held at the
nces and opened and closed at the time at and within
held opened closed and it shall be the duty OF the
Judges Inspectors and Clerks Of each Of said townships,
Yards and districts receive at the said election tickets
either written printed, partly written ana partly
printed from citizens duly qualified To soe for Members
Of the General Assembly and to deposit them IN box or
boxes be for that provided by the proper ON
GERS which tickets shall be respectfully labelled the
ont side .First Amendment" "Second Amendment"
Third Amendment and Fourth Amendment, and
those who are favorable said Amendments or any Of
them NAV express their desire by voting each
separate written printed PARTLY written printed
ballots or tickets the inside thereof the
words "For the Amendment, and those who oppos-
ed to such Amendment, any OF them, may express
their opposition by voting each separate written
or printed ballots tickets containing on the inside
thereof the words, against the Amendments"
And further, do hereby give notirc dir,ct and pro-
claim election the said proposed Amenlments
shall opened and closed at the time. and in all
respects be conducted the General Elections of this
wealth conducted, well respects the
qualifications of voters the time and of making
returns, in all other particulars. Given under my
hand and seal at Lew.sburg, this 9Th September 4 d.
1857 DANIEL d. GULDIN, Sheriff.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-02
GENERAL ELECTION Proclamation.

WHEREAs. in and by an Ac, of the
w General Assembly Of this State entitled
IAN Act 10 regulate the general elections of
this Commonwealth" enacted on the Cd day of
July, 1889. i. is enjoined on me to give public
notice of such election 20 be held, and 10
enumerate in such notice what officers are to
be elected, I, DAN'L D.GULDIN High Sheriff
Of the county Of Union, do therefore hereby
make and give this public notice to the electors
Of the said county Of Union that a GENERAL
ELEC1IONwill be held in said county on the
SEcoND TuEsDAH OF OcroBEn MKT (beine the
l3lh day of the said monthly at the several
Districts composed Of the following TOWNSHIP
and boroushs, VIZ:
district. at the late Commissioners Office
in and for New Berlin borough.
ii district, at the house Of Henry Gibson.
in and for Union township.
iii district, at the house of James Adams.
in and for White Deer township.
Nv district at the house of James Lawson.
in and for Kelly township.
district, at the house of George Wolfe
in and for East BuffaIoe township.
VI district.a the house of James M'Creieh,.
in and for Buffaloe township.
VII district, at the house of VIM Iohoff. in
Mlfflinburg. for " est Buffaloe township.
VIII district. al the public school house in
and for North Ward in Lewisburg borough.
IL district, at the house of Jonathan Spyker
in and for South Ward in Lewisburg borough,
X district. at the house of Charles Crotzer.
in and for Mifflinburg borough.
Xl district, al the house of David Mover. in
and for Hartley township.
MI district, al the house of Peter Wehr, in
and for Limestone township.
XII district. at the school house, on lot No.
l9,In New Berlin,in and for Jackson township.
AlV District, at the house of John Relish in
and for Lewis township -.s
AT which time and places there will be
elected by ballot
Two Persons as Judges Of the Supreme
Court OF this Commonwealth;
One Person as Governor of this Common.
wealth;
One Person as Canal Commissioner Of Ibis
Commonwealth;
Two Persons rs Representatives of Union,
Snyder and Juniata counties in the General
Assembly of this Commonwealth;
One Person as REGISTER and Recorcer for
Union county; ~
One Person - County Treasurer;
Oae person a. County Commissioner; asl
One person asTess'r Auditor.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-02
DIR. SANFoRD'S IMVIG0RAT0R
or Liver Remedy.

lS is on" q the greatest sc ntifc medical discover
i's ever mai" ami daily working cures almost too
a"' g,r"g 6'Hf and seldom more than one boitl. is
quir to kiId Of Lirer c, mrlapt f-,ra n.
worst Iaundire or Dyspepsia 70 common head ache ali
OF which arr the result OF Diseased Lir,r.
The liver 9TH PRINCIPAL 1.-THE human
body aud Wis pI H. fur cons we'll the pov,r.of
the syst'm arr fully developed The stomach is almost
eEtrry IL, udcnt the healthy Of the Lirrfr
aTroprr nance of lis fuueions When the stomach
l. at aut he twels nd tie whole syt,m suffer. in
'ousciucrcc ofone OrEau-the Lver-tavirg ceased 10
do it, duty For tie diseases that organ on. of III.
propTietoIs has made his study prsce. Of more
thah '"'nty year, TO fId me remedy wherevith
conn;er"ct the many IL to which il liable
ToIrcse hat th, remedy i at last ound, any person
troubled with Liver Complaint in of its forms has
but To try bottle. and conviction is certain.
compound has he-n formed by dissolyinc CUNT. srd
extracting that part which Is soluble the active viz
tus OF the rirtcre. These gums r"move all MOI bid
had matter from the syscm supplying in their place
healthy hoW q bile lnviroratng The stomach causing
od TO drest we'll purifying the blood. giving tone and
health 10 th- whole hnry removing the cau... Of
the disease aud efrctng radical without any q
the Gisacrc,able after affects. felt by using Caomel or
Mineral Poison, that are usually rcsort.d to.
T, all who will follow these directions cure i. po.
nvely suaranterd SIX HEaDAoHL h- cured BY tho
felt.
The Invircrator nercr s to cure our stomach or the
eai Effects experienced after eating.
Ei'h"ns attacks yield readily to bottle and Chron
&c p"rrh"a difficult it is to is trouble
For Dyspepsia Jaun,ice. n, thing in III. known
word act ." full, or quickly til. lnviyors-
tor removes all yellowness aud color
the skin.
For Night Ware, take u dose ,-kre retiring and i; 10
a sure preventative.
For Female Distractions it is Ia safe and sure remedy
a II removes the cause # the disease.
Costvenrs cannot exist where is freely
taken, while Cholic yields readily a lev doses.
1t must be known that these are Lrcr disease. or
caused by derangei Lr,r ard TO cure them needs a
LIVER medieine IL has medicinal powers never before
mat VIII cure all dreascs of the Lirsr no
matter Of how long standing or hat NAV be th,r s,n
Inc active medrinai virtues extracted from the gums
Sueh as To be astonishing to all who see their e
fcis ior none can the m-dciue without r,rryipr
tntnt u acts as gentle Cathartic and should always
oe theh 10 sueent Quantities operaeou the bowels
gently HE best TO take il ts ke the medicine
"a ue mouth then take some water sud swallow both
together In this the -rine will scarcely b. tas
'eu' SANFORD CO, Prupretors.
SIS Broadway, New York
Sofd by CHRIST q CALDWELL. Leuisburg
o's'I W Il. MERwIN, Agent.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-02
Soap's I" Last Card !"

The general public impression that the
Buchanan and Packerits have used money
to distract and divide the Opposition, is
strengthened BY Swope & Co.'S "Stop
Theft trick. In addition to those that
had previously denied and hurled back the
charge, we see that the Muucy Luminar.y,
the Lewistown Gazette, the Altoona Trib'
une, and the Mercersburg Journal deny IN
toto-iu every shape in which the charge
can be put-the allegation that they we're
bought to support Fremont last year. The
Luminary and Journal did not even sup
port Fremont, and threaten those trifing
with their good name with libel suits. In
reply to letter of the Editor of the Alto
IA Tribune, Gov. Ford certi6es that the
allegation against that paper coupled with
his name is false.
Was there ever q more infamous plot
sbac this concocted BY any reckless dema.
eogues? Its beartloss falsity must cause
it to REACT upon the Straightout Plug
Ugly csbal, and upon their Packer confe-
derates who are applaudiug Swope, adver'
Using the Straight meetings, and paying
the traitors for their dirty work!
Another Retutation
UxIoE COUNTY, SS.-Personally appeared
before me, J.A.Meriz, Justice Of the Peace in
and for the county Of Union. 5. ii Orwis. Editor
Proprietor & Publisher Of the late Mifflinburg
9ar, who being duly sworn says that the
statement published in the Daily Netcs, and
copied by the Lewisburs Argus, representing
that the Mffiinburg Sur with other papers
was sold 1, the support of Fremont. so far as
refers 10 the Mifflinburg Star is untrue and
without foundation in fact S. S.H.ORWIG.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 30th
day of October 1857. IA. MERIT, JP.
AS early as the 30th May, S. II. Orwig
wrote strong Republican communications
to the Chrcaicls from New Haven, c., and
was an open, avowed Fremonter, before he
purchased the Star, in July. Gov. Ford
visited this county the last Of Sept.
These are the facts What must be
thought of the party and tie faction that
in their desperation cons2ire to publish
such INFAMOUS LIBELs With the hope Gf
indirectly irjuring Wilmot? -.
Capt. JOHN Wilt, the Indspenden,
Wbig candidate for Assembly by whose
running last gear in tLis District, Mr..
faggart vas defeated, aud who was in the
Held again this year, has Withdrawn frum
the canvass, and We suppose will favor bis
old per'oDal fri.pds. Jadgs Wilmer and
Mr.. Hayes.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-02

nA- Hazlehurt disappointed the folks at
Danville, by not coming or sending either
Of his supes. The same thing happened
at Scranton, where two men "gathered''
to hear him. He is truly disappoint-
ing" candidate, and bis votes will often be
returned among the "Scattering."
P.S. Swoop was since ut Danville.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-02
Bank Suspensions.

The predictions of the Tariff men made
during the last dozen years, are realized.
The mere Revenue Tariff has deluged our
land with Foreign fabrics, draining many
Millions of Specie annually from the us.
The natural efset is now visible. Most of
our Banks have been compelled-in self
defence-to suspend specie payments, in
part, or wholly, this and last week. And
during the last few months, hundreds Of
our largest Manufacturers have discharged
thousands of workmen, who, with families
dependent upon their daily labors, have a
long winter before them with no visible
means of subsistence
In view Of this untoward state of affairs,
Gov. Pollock has called Special Session
allie Pennsylvania Legislature to meet at
Harrisburg on the 9th inst. Their time
of course expires on the 18th. The one
object before them should be to aid and
protect the interests Of the masses. 1t is
thought by many that if the Bank charters
are secured against forfeiture during sus.
pension, they will be able to discount SO
as to afford much of at least temporary
relief
We should send our best, most expe.
ricuced men, to the next State Legislature.
There, and in our National Congress, are
the only places to obtain Governmental
relief. Our individual incomes and out
goes are under our own control, and are
Of more importance in affecting our indivi-
dual interests than any legislation.
There should be no panic or fa.se
alarm respecting our finances, Most (if
MT alD the Pennsylvania Banks We think
are perfectly good aud solvent. pG-but
bank notes of other States, especially Sis,
SIS, and S3s, should be sent homeward as
fast as possible, and retained there. Aud
those who have money, instead Of acting
the selfish miser BY boarding, should put
j, in circulation, at least by paying every
debt due or soon to become due, and by
making every necessary purchase. Thus
using good thing, many advantages may
be gained.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-10-02
Real Estate.
ORPHANS COURT SALEl

ORPHANS COURT SALE!
DY virtue of an Order of the Orphans
ID Cour, of Union county, will be offered
for sale, at the Columbia House, in MlFFLIN-
BURG, at l o'clock, p. NJ, of
Saturday, October "a, 1857,
the following Real Estate, viz: A TRACT
of LAND, situated in Limestone township.
county aforesaid containing
6S ACRES AND 81 PERCHES.
more or less, adjoining lands of Samuel Shoe
maker, Charles Roger, George Kleckner, Benz
Chambers, William Foster and others. all
Limestone Land, about half WOODLAND,
and the remainder under good cultivation.
The above property will be offered as a
whole, or in tracts 10 suit purchasers.
Terms made known al sale. by
HENRY NOLI.,
Sept "a, 1857. Admir- Of Benz. Sho-maker decd.