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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
Split MiIk-Very Salt Tears Wasted I!

For some weeks past, the Democratic Di-
vision men in this end OF the county have
been waxing valiant in fighting" the old
Division question over again. Scores Of them
to gain some votes for Mr. Pennington
openly declared they would "never-no, new
er vote foF an Anu-Dlvision man-"the ras-
Gals that cheated Us al! SO last fall they
would never trust them again with pile Of
srIndslones Uncouutcd,' DC. &c.
Mr.. PenuIngton-for whom all this virtuous
Indignation was manuiactured-iS choked off
the ticket by some Of his new bed-iellowS ;
and where DO the Division Democrats find
themselves Erery oas Cf thar caHdidafeS IS
an inti-Diuision maR-RouSh, Meyer, Charles
and Kessler - all, rabid, oul-and out Anil
DiyIsioni>ts. Where, now, Is the penl-up
wrath OF these dI>interested sympalhIzers
What will be the resul, Of their threats and
proteslauun> How many votes will be cast
fDr a full Anu-DiyisIon ucket by indignant,
luconsolable, Democratic DIvlslonislS
Our party, on the contrary, seek 10 forget
and forgive al. past issues. II does no good
TO keep up anImosty, among neiahborS,
about settled questions. Half our candidates
were on one side Of the Division question.
and halt on the other. All we have to do. Is,
like a band Of brothers 10 GO TO WORK
AND ELECT THEM ALL-CRUssGRovE.
PRoss, HARRIs and REBERi
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the bridge and the steps.

eag-The aim and hope of the Lgcos in
tbs county is to defeat Mr.. Pross-one Of
the best aud purest and most worthy men
10 our county. What member Of our party
will be persuaded into such movement,
and thea endure the shouts and tauuts Of
thc Democracy!
The Bri@ye and SIPS story is pretty
much exploded, and Jet it Is whispered
abroad wherever it is thought a man eau
be deceived by il. We republish the cor
respondence on the subject, which is suffi-
cieut, one would think, TO satisfy any man
willing to be convinced:
LrwIsBrUG, Sept. y, 1858.
Ma. JAWS PHoSs, kLLLN TOWNSHIP.
Dear S4r-HayIug learned that acuve efforts
are beng made 70 inJnre you by circulating
certain false reports, ! take the liberty OF
asking Of YOU replies 90 The following points ::
J. Have YOU agreed " ljh any man Dr men,
Delegates 6. the late County Convention or
others. 10 Lcul>burg or elsewhere, 20 endea
vor. 10 case vou are elected County ComiuIs-
>iorcr TO have new County Bridge erected
over BUnlIoe creek al any point opposite or
adjoining LeW.sburg
>. d you believe IL cx7et!cnt 10 crrcr Sgch
a Bridge. in ihr present s,ale of county fnan-
&C., aut would YOU make any cl,Tg by the
selection Of Jurors or rthsTw.se in an official
capacity. 70 favor that project during The
term fer which YOU are proposed
B. Would YOU, ig elected Commissioner,
favor the building Of steps % the Couit House
a. she expense %: The County or would you
carry Gu the letter aud spirit Of the Bond and
lir Law thai said building shall be erected
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
A Desirable Home for Sale.

STTUATED near MifTlinburg, aud about
- nine miles from Lewisburg, containing
Nine Acres, on which there is -
large fine Dwelling House, a good Barn, -Gs.{
aud all the necessary outbuildings. Surroun-
ding the house there is large yard, adjoining
which is an excellent Garden. and near The
mousse never-fallIng Spring of limestone
wafer: There IS also good two-siorey
TENANT-HOUSE on the premises.
The laIe proprietor having given specjal
attention TO Fruit growing, has now a most
excellent assortment of young Fruit Trees.
vines &c. about becoming profitable. II is A
pleasant home. good location and rich soil
satisfactory reasons will be given for selling.
Terms easy. For further particulars apply 10
SAM'b II. ORWIG, Lewisburg. Pa.
or 10 A. 5. Killing, Miflinburg. Pa. riw
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letit',
1N Of Administration on the Esi1.e %
PETER YOUNG, late Of Union Up, Ja...
county, deceased, have been granted % ~
undersigned BY the Register of Uaion c'sLI
IN due form Of law therefore, all persons -, p.
debted 10 said estate are requested 60 mae
immediate payment, and those having any l-,.,
claims are also requested TO present iae1
gally authenticated for settlement.
HENRY L. YOUNG,
Sept. Is, 1858 AdminlS.Fa'H
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
FOR SALE.
| GOOD FARM, formerly occupied b.

i GOOD FARM, formerly occupied by
Il MPherson, now by Trutt, intersected BY
the line Of Union and Snyder counties, con-
tanning 10 acres, of which about 100 are
cleafed. The public road from Northumber-
land 10 New Berlin passes through it about
four miles from Northumberland, Two from
Winfield Iron Works, four or five from Lewis
burg. Title indisputable. 0ne third Of the
purchasing money cash, and the residue in
equal yearly payments with interest, secured
by Mortgage and Bonds. The whole tract
IS ht for cultivation, and includes fair por-
ton Of meadow ground and timber land.
Inquire of John Noungman, at Winfield IT.
on Works, or of HUGH BELLAS, Act.
Sunbury, Sept. 1858. 3m753
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
FOR SALE,

|INHE subscriber offers fer sale that large.
L new, modern built, double brick house.
near opposite the new Presbyterian church,
adjoining the residence of DIR. Hayes The
house is built in the best style, rat-proof. and
well guarded against fire. good Wen Of
Water, and Cistern of neverfailing water.
Terms made easy, and will be known on ap-
plication TO JONATHAN NESBIT-
LewiSburg, Aug. 6. 1858
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
For SaIr,

INHE residence of the subscriber, on S--A
Il Market street in the Borough Of fEr1
Lewsburg. The house is Of BRICK, well
finished in every respect.
Ierms-One half to be paid between this
and the first day of April next; the balance
TO De paid IN two, three or FIVE years, as may
suit the buyer. Possession given any time.
June ., 1898 ISAAC WALTER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
REAL ESTATE APPRENTICESHIP.

TNHE undersigned. Executors Of JAMES ST.
i NoSToN. late Of Buddioe township, Union
county, Pa. deed. offer al private saIe.alI that
certain MANSION FARM of said decd. Sltu-
ate IN the township and county aforesaid.
about - miles east OF Mlflluburc. and about
miles west OF Lewisburg, the public road
leading from MIiilInburg to Jenkins Mil run
ming right through said farm.
SAID Farm contains about One Hundred
and Fifty Acres Of tIrst-ratc Limestone Land
all under good fence, ard nearly all cIear.aud
IN high state Of cultivation, about Ten Acres
Of excellent Meadow land. The Imrrove-
menlS thereon erected are, on one part thereof.
- frstrate large and commodious BRICK
L. DWELLING HOUSE, well finished
and large Stable, and different kinds Of
choice Fruit Trees, also Well Of neyer-fail-
ing Water near the door; and on the other
part good two-Storey Log DWELLING House.
weather-boarded and plasiered, good BANK
BARN, Wagon Shed with Corn Crib and Car
rage House, a good Well Of Water with 4
pump IN 1t, and a good Mix House. also a
small Tenant House, and other Out-Buildings
necessary. Also, an ORCHARD, wither,.
some very thrifty young choice Fruits
Trees The quality Of the land being equal To
any land in Bufialoe valley, and owing TO The
different improvements thereon erected. II
would suit 10 be divided into different Tracts
The estate will be sold in one part, or divi.
ded into two tracts, whichever way will br;ng
the largest price. SAM'L B. SIMONTON
BENIN CHAMBERS,
y. B.-ln case the above described nroneT.
iy IS not sold by private sale before the 3o,b
day OF November next, il will be Offered =.
public Outcry on that dav NJ IN ,'clooI n,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
NE HANNONToN FlRNER

\ Newspaper devoted 70 Literature aud -. -,
culture, also setting forth full accounts Oh ~
new settlement in Hammonton IN New JeIs,-
can be subscribed for at only - CTS per
IneloSe postage stamps for the amount
dress to Editor Of the Farmer. HamHi'-..,
Atlantic county. New Jersey. Those
cheap land, Of the best qualify, ODD '-e ...
healihiul and most delightful c.na..
Union. sec ADV, of Hamm0Hic1 L--.'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08

sg-Because the Wings of Union Coun-
ty, in an excess of benevolence, have
TWICE elected Samuel Roush, Prothono-
tary, some of the leech-like Lokys now
want US to send his son Charly to the As
sembly This is asking little too much
Tico Locos Of tie same family in office at
the same time, IN a Republican county, is
Jest a little too much Please excuse US,
and wait till the Elder Roush is out !!
Your modesty is really too strong,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08

BETRAYED Some of the very men
who encouraged j. W. Pennington to ac-
cept the Locofoco nomination for Sheriff,
were recently operating against him, III
favor of Charles, volunteer. Ascertain
ing the rascality of his new allies, Mr..
Pennington thwartcd their designs by re-
signing, and refuses 10 run. This demor.
aiiLes the Democracy, and loaves them
without any regular candidate. Their
choice now hes between the disorgauizer
who refused TO be bound by the decision
of their party in the Convcntion-aud
Crossgrovc Numbers Of the old line
Democracy are indignant at the treatment
of their nominee, and will not support
Mr Charles, even If they arc included in
the "biIl of sale, (Which is said to be
slO0 and expenses paid
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
Next Thursday, l5th
October is ELECTION DAY. Ggf-Let the
true friends Of Protection to American Ind
tistry and Freedom for Kansas,
s.ssURN OUX, lain Or Shine!

say-lur Senate, We have two candidates
"a young lawyer, but eighteen months
10 tbs district, who run behind bis ticket
10 lis own county for Traasurer-was de-
fe4ted f5r Senator by his present opponent
three wears ago-aud was uOminatcd for
tas Erie Railroad Company. The district
has been changed by leaving OF sullivan
,Ehlrs b,trjck then resided and taking
Union in i:s place......Col Gregg is an
iron maker aud farmer, who has spent Il
long life il tAis his native district, aud
wA,se entrance upon public life was con
trsry to his own inclinations. Ia a neigh
b,rius county, nearly identified with ours,
be feels most interested in securing the
cr.atss. want Of Union and Centre coun-
tes-tbe Spruce Greek Railway which
Will NEED his services during the three
years to come.
rsa- -Iu looking over our county ofliccrs,
wc fad the Borough Of New Berlin las
the prothyno,ary the Register 4 Recorder,
aud two Auditors and the Democracy
very molestly ask US to give New Berlin
also Representative and the other Audi
tor Is Mt that little too much, when
L-wisburg has nothing? We were not
awarded any canlidate, but will do our
best for THE CAUSE. Just help elect
Crossgrove Of Limestone, Pross Of Kelly,
Harris Of East Buff4loe, and Reber Of
Mflinburg, and the candidates will repre-
sent ali parts of the county, and no Town
ship or Borough have more than proper
donate share. This putting all in few
districts, aud at either end Of the county,
Is not the fair thing
s-G-TLe fact is notorious, that, months
ago, Lawyer Ds'rick was prophesied to be
the nominee Of the Locos for Senator in
t'is district, by the power and money Of
the Suubury 4 Erie Railway Company.
Ia order to blunt the force of this convic,
tiou-a public impression which will cost
De'rck hundreds OF yotes-his friends
have recently started "stop thief story
that Col Gregg is the favorite Of tie
COMPANY ln'' re,of' makes no heaa"ay
at Williamsport, the Company's head
quarters We are informed that Col
Gr,.,,, mn, IN rro,os,ls for co,tr,c. IN
-,
'H' ~ !''' 0'. i1C.''' - "O"' was NV
the "fis'' s'r'Pe. ana Is m's theiI ia'ofl'e
nor their first cbo'ce. The Hallway de-
tca'cd Geo. A. Fnck-the Hallway de
telte! Dr. Suohecker-the Hallway nom
mated Lawyer Dcirick-and the Railway
viii eject Em...lt 1t eau
u ,r...---, ,p.-..
e. iIS'' : ', '''i--,'i I Lin ANU \ IN
son, the Icoptc : candidates ior Assembly
from this district, have both pledyed them
selves to oppose the effort Of the Penn'a
r r Con,nsuv to get rid Of their Ton.
,... r,v Tb, Co,n,,rv l. rich and ,ros.
-, ~ n-,,:.I
I-iou'' anu un'Ii 'N0 2'a'' Deo' i paul.
with the rest Of Us They got the Main
I;oo -. . cood b,r~.i, for ,bon,solros
mo pr,r,S6If
i'o ~ fH
We are also authorized by ANDREW
GREGG to pledge him against the proposed
Rrpcal OF that Topnoge Tax.
tAlh PLAY Most OF the opposition
in Lew l-hUrr sincerely desire to ignore al
former local divisions, and labor for PRIy-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08

sy-Mr Detrick has been in Union
County again, trying to fix sings" "Lit-
tie Onion" (as the Lokeys call it above)
makes some trouble if she is small-and
may again (as of yore) bring tears to
the eyes" of Loky Fokeyaom
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
TEEI EEsEs


i CNE 10 THE BEST TUEIATIVEAND LIVER lEi-
ICiNEs uCg l~iore the public that ac-s as q
easier uider aI4 nor. efrctGal than uy g-lrr
known. Il j. uat oaly tl-arItl. Rus A LiH~
acting fret the Irtr 20 eecl its morbid matte -
tie stomach and bowels TO carry Of that
accomplishing two purposes efgctualy without 20
thu painful feelings eXqsris ucel ia Is gsTatls
Catharies. IL strengthens, lille II VHi- j- .T; c.
and when taken daily in moderate doses vi t-r--.-
and build il up with unusual raTidify.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08

Deo- Ex-Gov. Pollock and Hon. James
II C'mpbcll will address the people at
Milton, this friday evening, on political
sui jects.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
ts>jgucSS. Notice,

ts>iGncCs' Notice.
nN the i1ih day Of September, Is5s. John
~ Nc,hL Thomas Hayes and Michael
F.ch,horn. DOING bus mess uAGer The frm-naine
ut Ne>..I Have, \ FIch,lurH, made yy!an-
lary assignment 10 Robert 4. Laird an " I'D.
Jones Of Al. lho.r properly rea, personal and
IL 1ed belonging 10 said lru. Naucc J., hereby
given, thai all persons knowing themselves 10
be indebted 90 SaId Hrm either by NpJe or Book
account, will please call and serie v.hout
further notice. ROBERT II. LAIRD,
WILLIAM HOMES.
Lewi>bUr- sept. %, 1858 As>IeuecS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08

The LIvEE Is one of The
the human hC5ys and
tons well. the powers 0f
velCped. The E.uacl j.
on the hoaitty action of
Performance q i-s fluc-
Is at fault. the bowels are
system suffers in c0use-
LIvER-laviur ceased To
ease uf that organ. onc Of
It bis study. ia q practice
10 ind some remedy.
the many arrangements
To prove that this rem
person troubled viii LIy-
its forms. has but 10 Try
certain.
Thtse Gum remove al
the system. supplying in
Of bile. inyicoratinE the
digest well.rUEIBING TuE
health 10 the whole ma
cause Of the disease-ef
BILIOUS ATTACKS are
TEE, TBEyEyTLp, by the
ER IvvIGoEAr.E.
One dose aNcr eating Is
stomach and prevent the
sOurine.
Only one dose taken BE-
NiCuTNAEE.
Only one dose takcr at
gently, and cures Cos +
One dose taken aftcr
PErsfA.
r. one dose cof two tea
lieye SICK uEArAcHE-
one bottle taken f1r G,-'
the cause cf the disease. .
Only one Z aseimnrdia-|
One dose cfteu repeated
M0nBps, and q rrgYguta-.
e Only ere bottle s
the y stem the effects of.
sickness.
e. one tottietakcu fr
lowness or unnatural cole
One desc taken a short
vicor Co the appetite. and
one dose often repeated
in its worst forms. while
plants yield almost e..
One or two doses cures
Ia Children there is no
remedy in The world. as
Vp few bottles cures
ahsorbcuts.
We take pleasurcin rec Z
as a preventative for p Z
VIZ. and an F4vEEs Of al,
atrs with ala certainty.
ing 90 testify 60 its won-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
FOR FALL T. WINTER
BEAVER, KREmER s. McLURE

4 RE Just opening varied and extensive
n assortment OF GOODS adapted To The
wants OF the community aGd 10 the seasoU-
Ihich have been purchased 50 as 20 enable
hem 20 sell al pr.,es that defy competition.
-aH aud see Is h n NC.
LeH.>.gr-, Sep. ia, ISIS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
ssg-The statement has been circulated

ssT'The statement has been circulated
and may have been believed-that Mr..
Wagcnseller last year voted against Mr.
Hayes. We are authorized by Col Wag.
enselleI to state, that the story is false
be voted for Mr.. Hayes. Query, how
many of the Roush men who circulate
this story, voted for Mr.. H.? Did Roush
vote for Hayes? or did Roush Join the
conspiracy to sacrifice his own colleague
on the ticket .
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08

ssg-Col. Curtin fulfilled all his appoint
ments in this county, and has started for
Lycoming His speech in Lewisburg,
Tuesday evening, was pronounced by many
the greatest political effort heard here, for
two years past, if it was ever cqualled 1t
was Il rare treat.
Mr.. Patterson was called home by ill.,
ness, and although expected every day,
may still be prevented from paying US au-
other visit, as he desired, from the same
cause
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08

IpHn iFaI regulator O.
.WLeu tFCE----l. ..- JOB
the sy-t % s-. fully g.
o. slU - entirely 1.E,l.s1-
THE Lu- tlr tLe Fur.-
q .tiCus. utfu The sismar.
lat iault. arl taa vhc.r
4 '4uruce C:aue or-an-tis
= lido its duty. p tae ---
'the r-oQ-la ;0rs hls Ial.
q .otu rre thau twenty ysl-s
whfrevIih 20 c0uutsTa-;
q to which it :, liable
IeLyi e. at last found zrT
NiEE CaVILN-- il 1nT .-
- a bottle. and glnvicu-1-
" m1rbdcrtaj m1.terrn
their place q L.slthyr
stomach. rau>In- tol-
HLo11. giving tore SCI
.cliulrv. rem .riu- i-s
-fletiusara5i-al cure
4 curut. aNu. WAR IS 1i--
occa.ioual U,c Of tie LT'
suEcisnt 10 relieve ia.
Goi from risins ala
~ fore retiring. Fruea's
~ night. loosen. the lss,s
~ uyENEss
each meaI vii eurr d.
spoonfais ullavays re-
male otstruttion rsue7--
aulmabes o perfect GUY
telyrrlievrs CHgL-, v.l.
isa sure cure for Cu0Lh
tive Of CHlfEEs-
- needed TO throw ou-
~ medicine atlgr q ll-
JAUNu-CE removes Oh sa.-
u 0- fram the skiu.
frura fIfTra anffr- -7N.s
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
+. VB. LINCOLN.

BY Dirision among Ouso'rcs,
James buchanan was elected President;
Wm. F. Packer was elected Governor;
Abraham : Wilson was elected Judge
These oflices-with all their influences
and results-wcre lost to our party by
want of concert and harmony among our
selves We may lose county officer,
A.scmblyman, or Senator, if we fail to
pull together; or by uniting can elect
thcm ali.
nn-If we are ever to triumph with
correct principles, We must forget former
difficulties and remain united in our pri-
mary and lesser contests. These nerve
US for the greater, and ensure success.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08

sD-We have been asked whether Hen
ry Charles, the Volunteer Loco candidate
for Sheriff, is the one known as "Rcd
Henry" or "Black Henry" for there are
two Of the name in Hartley, and if be
should happen to be elected, there might
be two claimants Really (the Argus
should indicate that we don't know about
the complexion Of the candidate, but reck-
on-by the way some Of the Democracy
speak against him he'll be Blue Henry
after the election. Whether cred" Black
or "Bine,' We are assured be is of the
mosi rsbid Lecompton stripe, (and yet a
pretty clever man , and has not the tenn
p~r.msni. or the fitness fer the office, of
gsha rfsssgrDgc.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08

nrA Every vote for Nridensanl IS
half a vote for Meyer.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
Orphans Court Sale.

IN pursuance OF an order Of the Orphans
L Court Of Union county, will be exposed to
public sale ou the premises on
Ihurs'ay, the 2Sh doy Of OetoIer
a certain meSsuase or tract Of land situate IN
Kelly town>hipiu SAID county. adjoining laut,
Of Henry D!eheulerier, Jacob HENLEY, John
N.L. .UaELl M.-re auL nlhar. cnn,aLn-n. = hc-,-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08

H Isha y B9par and John Kesslcr,
$40 fs,4'g Apli'5rs uho bold over, both
fasS> S>g i;aflio, and The Loco eandi-
c-, z, - gessiag, is also . citizen Of
e- ~.-H f.r'l ~ NiSlisbutg have
- fft- s,-as. John TsbeT-
-f SIR r-~. tI hras