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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
EOR SALE.
1 GOOD FARM, formerly occupied by

| GOOD FARM. formerly occupied BY
: l. NPherscn. now by Truu. iuterScctcd by
the line of Union aEd Snyder counties, con-
tanning 40 acres. Of which about 100 are
cleared. The public road from Northumber-
land TO New Berlin passes through it al5Ut
four miles from Northumberland, TWO from
Winfield Iron Works, four or five from Lewis
burg. Tile indiSputabie. One 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 loungman. AT Winfield IT.
on Works, or Of HUGH BELLAS, Act.
Sunbury. Sept. 1858 3p,153
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
SIXTY-TW0 ACRES,
REAL ESTATE APPRENTICESHIP.
THE undersigned. Executors of JAWS ST.
NnxrnN laIe of RnLaLna tn,rr. r.h.r L..

THE undersigned. Executors of JAWS ST.
NoSroS, late of Buildloe township. Union
county, Pa, decd. offer at private sale, all that
certain MANSION FARM Of said decd, sltu-
ate in the township and county aforesaid.
about - miles east of Millinburg, and about
miles west Of Lewisburg, the public road
leading from MiilinburG to Jenkins Mil run.
ming right through said farm.
SAID Farm contains about One Hundred
and Fifty Acres Of lirst-rate Limestone Land.
all under good fence, and nearly all clear. and
IN high state OF cultivation, about Ten Acres
Of excellent Meadow land. The Improve
ments thereon erected are, on one part thereof.
hrsI-rate large and commodIous BRICK
l-DWELLING HOUSE, well finished
and large Stable, and different kinds Of
choice Fruit Trees, also Well of never-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, good Well of Water with 4
pump in 1t, and good Mix House. also a
small Tenant House, and other Out.Buildipqs
necessary. Also, an ORCHARD, withss,
some very thrifty young choice Fruit
Trees The quality Of the land being equal 10
any land in Buiiaoe valley, and owing to The
different Improvements thereon erected. II
would suit to be divided into different Tracts.
The estate will be sold in one part. or divi
ded into two tracts, whichever way will brinr
the largest price. SAML b. SINONTON
BENIN CHAMBERS.
M Executors.
" Bin case the above described proper
" is not sold by private sale before the 3Orb
day OF November next, 1t will be offered Al
public outcry on that day, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
on the premises. where the terms will be made
known by SAM'L B. SIMOSTGY
BENIN CHAMBERS.
'' S'f'- ~ 1913 Executors.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
Il Desirable Home for Sale.

CITCATED near MitIlinbury, and about
~ nine miles from Lewisburg, containing
Nine Acres. on which there Is ~
large fine Dwelling House, a good Barn, -G.{
and all the necessary outbuildlngs. Surroun-
ding the house there IS large yard. adjoining
which Is an excellent Garden. and near the
house a never-iailInS Spring Of limestone
water. There IS also good two-Siorey
TENANT-HOUSE on the premises.
Inc iaIe proprietor having given special
attention 10 Fruit growing, has now a most
excellent assortment Of young Fruit Trees.
Vines &c. about becoming profitable. Il is A
pleasant home, good location and rich soil
satisfactory reasons viii be given for selling
Terms easy. For further particulars appIy 10
SAM'L II. ORWIG, Lewi>burs. Pa.
or TO y. >. Killing, Mihilnburg. Pa. riw
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
FOR SALE,

THE subscriber offers fer sale that large.
i new, modern built. double brick house.
nearly opposite the new Presbyterian church.
adjoining the residence of DE-. HAYES The
house is built IN the best style, ratproof. and
well guarded against fire. good Wen Of
Water, and CIstern OF neyerfailing water.
Terms made easy, and will be known on ap-
plication TO JONATHAN NESBlT
LcwiSburg. Aug. 6, 1858.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08

6gCOl. Curtin fulfilled all his appoint
ments in this county, and has started for
Lycoming. His speech in Lewisburg,
Tuesday eveping,was pronounced by many
the greatest political effort heard here, for
two years past, if i: was ever cqualled. 1t
was rare treat.
Mr.. Patterson was called home by i'll,
ness, and although expected every day,
may still be prevented from paying US an-
other visit, as he desired, from the same
cause.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08

s@rBeeause 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 a little too much.
Ttco 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 modes,y is really too strong,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
For SaIr,

THE residence Of the subscriber. on -
L Market street in the Borough Of 4
Lewlsburg. The house is of BRICK. well
finished in every respect.
TermS-One half to be paid between this
and the first day of April next; the balance
to be paid IN two. three or five years. as may
suit the buyer. Possession given any time.
June 9, 1888 ISAAC WALTER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
L. NB. LINCOLN.


By Diri5ion among Owsslccs,
James Buchanan was elected President;
Wm f. Packer was elected Governor;
Abraham 5. Wilson was elected Judge.
These offices-with all their influences
and results-were lost to our party by
want of concert and harmony among our
selves. We may lose county officer,
Assemblyman, or Senator, if we fail to
pull together; or by uniting can elect
them all
pG.f 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, aud ensure success.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08

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

sas-The statement has been circulated
and may have been beiieved-that Mr..
Wagenseller 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 y
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08

BG-John D. Bogar and John Kesslcr.
the County Auditors who hold over, both
reside IN New Berlin, aud the Loco candi.
date, !. Wis kessler, is also a citizen of
NV Berlin. Could ut Mifflinburg have
80 one A1dl.or- homes: john Rcber-
" eta. NeT Berlin have I'll .l.r,2
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08

G.n-Remember, that, in voting, the
candidate for Judge Of the Supreme
Count u.ust lie on cue slip, and all the
,tLer candidates may be On one slip or vo-
ted singly Best way is to plump i'll the
last niue names together.
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, in
favor of Charles, volunteer. Ascertain
ing the rascality of his new allies, Mr..
Pennington thwarted their designs by re-
signing, and refuses to run. This demor.
atiLes the Democracy, and leaves them
without any regular candidate. Their
choice now lies between the disorgauizer
who refused to be bound by the decision
of their party in the Convention-and
Crossgrove. Numbers of the old line
Democracy are indignant at the treatment
of their nominee, and will not support
Nj Charles, even if they are included in
the "bi!l of sale" (Which is said to be
slo0 and expenses paid)
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08

B1-Ex-Gov. Pollock and Hon. James
II. Campbell will address the people a,
Milton, this (Friday) evening, on political
sui jects.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08

BEWARE &"n;oas IicLe,s Mix
el Tickets mag be attempted to Be palmed
off upon our party by the LocOs. Get
your tickets from some known man, and
compare item wiki tie following, aud
they will he all right:
Union State a4Nes, Free Soil and
Ticket. sf..@s Free Labor.
Far JalycoiAe S,preme C,et,
JOHN NJ. READ, Of Philadelphia.
F5r Caaoi Cymmssi,Der,
WIN. L. FRAZER, of Fayette Go.
For Congress,
JOHN ". KILLINGER, Lebanon
FIR .S.Aotor,
ANDREW GREGG, IiublersbHrg.
For AssemLy,
WM. F. WAGENSELLER. SelinSgT0Ve
JOHN J. PATTERSON, Academia.
Far Sheriff.
JOHN CROSSGRON +, Limestone
Tor County CoAmiSsioner,
JAMES PROSS, of Kelly Up.
FDr Coroacr,
WM. l.. HARRIS, of East BulialOe
For Iuduor,
JOHN REDER, Of Mi.linburg.
Five Jolns, three IfW;ams, one James
and one 1aIrer-TEN names in all.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
False BOasting.

The buchanan men .: Univu county
are now ''whistling 10 keep their courage
up" To hear some of them boast, you
might calculate they would have about
7j5 majority in Union county. At Lew,
,sJury, we hear what tremendous things
ure going to be done in HIrl'y; and at
Nuiley, is rctailrd what astonishing
progress old Duck makes il LeirtsLluy.
Now, dou't regard any of their stories
our purty Is about as ,rhole, untted as
usual, and only rcQaircs a .tuH cote to do
its choje duty. When they say Hartley
will give 200-or LewisburG SEQ Locofo,
CO majority, don't believe a word Of it.
Lewisburg is true to her political faith,
aut Hartley the same.
Having heard that Esq. LINCOLN and
hundreds other good men Of old Hartley
were going for Weidensaul and Charles,
We thought it advisable to ask Mr.. L
how it was, in order that the people may
zee what reliance to place upon the brag
gings of unscrupulOus party leaders.
Here is lis reply:
H,RTLrroS. Oct. /. 1853.
Yours Of the 2Stn u.t., informing me that 1t
was circulated In your end OF the county lhat
and d .arse number Of others OF the RsPuDh-
can parry were opposing lhe elecu.n Of Mr.
James ProSS for county Commissioner, has
been received. In reference to the report, all
| have to say al this time IS that II IS not true
neither has II a shadow OF foundation IN fact
Our party mere Is much IN favor of The regular
ticket As usual; and neither the independent
Democratic candidates for sheriff or CommiS-
sIoner Will attract many votes from their com
yelItOrS on our ticket.
Yours &c. R.VB. LINCOLN.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08

s0-We have been asked whether Hen.
ry Charles, the Volunteer Loco candidate
fo1 Sheriff, is the one known as cred
Henry" or BLACK Henry" for there are
two Of the name in Hartley, and if he
should happen to be elected, there might
be two claimants. Really (the argus
should indicate tbnD 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 "Red" Black
or "Blue, We are assured be is of the
most rabid Lecompton stripe, (aud yet a
pretty clever man , and has not the tenn
perament, or the fitness for the office, of
John Crossgrove.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
Real Estate.
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

4 GREEABLY 10 an order Of the Orphans
"A Court Of Union county, will be exposed
to Public Sale, on the premises, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 20th day Of OCTOBER, 1858, all
the interest and estate of SARAH l.. CHANBER-
LIN and CAROLINE CHArnrnrIS, minor child
ren of John Chamberin, deceased, in that
messuage OF certain Lot of Ground with a
II TwO-StOrey BRICK DWELLING
thereon erected, and the apPurtenances, situate
ON the corner of Seventh and Market streets,
in the Borough of Lewi>burg, bounded on the
north by an alley. on the east by Lot No Il,
on the south by Market street, and on the west
by seventh street.
Sale 10 commence at Ten o'clock s. VI.
Terms cash WM. II. CHANBERLIN,
Guardian CT SARAH E. CHANBEEIIV and
CAE0LINE CuNNEEELIS
By orderof the Court: SAMUEL Eyrsa, Clerk
Sept. -, 1855.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
Orphans Court Sale.

IN pursuance of an order Of the Orphans
/ Court Of Union county, will be exposed 10
public sale on the premises on
Thursday, tie 2Sh dag Of OctoJer
a certain messuage or tract Of land situate in
Kelly township in said county, adjoining Lands
of Henry Dletieuderier. Jacob Henley. John
Noll David Nurre and niherS Containing ahnnr
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08

ren Every vote for WcilenSanl 5
half vote for Noyor.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
FOR FALL & WINTER !
BEAVER, KREMER & W'CLURE

4 RE Just opening a varied and extensive
n assortment Of GOODS adapted 10 The
wants of the community and to The season
which have been purchased 50 "a TO enable
them To sell al prices that defy competition.
call anil see Is. X. n NC.
Lewi>tur-, Sept. 10, 1883
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters
PETER YOUNG, late of Union TP, un,y'
county, deceased, have been granted 20 iAs
undersigned by the Register of URIon cosnH
IN due form OF law therefore, all persons u
dcbied 10 SAID estate are requested TO ma.
Immediate payment, and those having any Il>'
claims are also requested 10 present Them g
gally authenticated for settlement
HENRY r. Young.
Sept. -. ISIS AdmiulSraiof
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08

THE H4HHONTON FiRHEH
Newspaper devoted 70 Literature and 4s'.
culture, also setting forth iuil accounts o' A1
new settlement in Hlmmonton in New jer>el'
can be subscribed for At ouly - CTS. PER an
Inclo>e postage stamps for the amount "
dress To Editor of the Farmer, Hammeni,D'
Atlantic county. New JERSEY. Those w'sa.'7
cheap 'lr'. .. DE s-.. sua...F. il '-e .'
hcalhuI a.l mos. irlshull climates 10 70.
Cri.r .r. ,It. Hamnra,.1 Lands. 'N..'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08


Tie l-rlr i- one O. d., Fiiu.saI regulator. G.,
tA- human .".-. aIt .vL.u d; .-...-.- BE .--
t..us well. rta powers at -Ls sr-t. a --. -4.r g.
N-..l.l lir sHr l. O. In. s-tL-.-r g @. f,l| |.--
en- tie L.s.4y action c. .tle LlHr- g.. Gle YHrr-
I,rf-I..u., ti t.- tllr- = tons u..u Oh. e. NAL.
-- fault. fl- bowels are - at isut. a.L t1l uhrI.
system ~a1t-- lu suu-r- ..u.uc- gt .ly C--au-tls
L,viE-lty.u rU.-,d o. r a. i,- GL-y. b. tfs .-
ra.s .t taat u..r. 0rc ut - the r.rtl ;r-s f- la-a
% bis study. Do Practice q .I-.rg JL.u twenty Es-s
O. trt s.lle remedy ahtIcvlti 90 urul-sla.t
thr many G.IaH-' IrlJs cC io vLl,L 20 Is I..I I've
IC prove l.-t tlI- r,ui- ..ly IS 4- last l.Hl s-r
person troubled win lIv. n ls CHvs-t.>-. 5. arg g
its rms las hut g. try - "a bottle. a4I u. ur..
certain.
Th,-, Gums remove aU ~ morbid -r lad u-a.-s-'-1
Tie system. sup living iu tlHir T'a.r ?. abby
tf bile. luSi-,Tltsu- Sic 70 mach. .au-.r- t-l o.
digest we'll. TuEI.TIN5 ruE - 10. -iv.l- t1- 5rf
health 90 the NlOlr ma - .l5sI-. q, D.. r..- lie
cause of the diseass-ef- =, fyltlr- radical s1r-.
BILIOUS A-1ltAs axe q Curl5. GNu- v.s- IS ~
TiH FEL'ENTln, ly the Cc.asigual U>e tt tle L'-
III INyIsolAr. b.
One desc ai;er eating Is sufei.r; to -,Hs,s b.
stomach and prevent the food ron rs-u- als
syuriu-.
Only ore desc takcule- ~. fore retirin-. rrsysl-s
NI.HrNlLE- l.
only one dose taken at A., night. loosen, ths i,sss
gently. and cures Cos " rfyFNtss.
one do,e taken aitr- - each meal vll curs d.
PERSIA
r. -une dosso twctea- sroon.als vii alaays Ie-
LeNc SIrA uERr tguE
one bottle taken , f. male Obstruction rsu,7--
the Of tir disease aud maLrs d perfect rl---
only one d Sc iui media t,y relieves CHtLl, ~-.t
one dose Htt.u -sTratcl. sure cure for CE -ElA
N1EEJ-, and Ivey,uta-. tive Of tuUtsEs.
E.-uuly ore l,ttlr = m needed 70 throw OF; n
the system thc effects OF W medicine aiter I,.-
sickness.
4 one l0tt'Ft TAX z n - JAUNr.-E removes all "a
lowur>- ~ unnatural cD. - or from the kin.
one dose ta5tu short time before raiinc -i73
yjecr e. The am titp. and N makes Oh digest vel
ouc do-vCfjyu rrytat,d CUr.s CLBaNIC uI4sIHFi
in its worst f.gms. while n >JErEE aud Bowl -
plants yield aluu-t g.. ~ she INST dose.
one two doses cures. 1, attacks used Iv Vows
in Children; there Is DO - surcr. safcr. or spt.---
remedy in the world. rs - it u.r,r fli,s.
rn-A few bottles cures q pECrsY. BY exciting g.
ab-oTheut-.
We tGNs pleasure in rec q cmmeniir- thi- rsaiir'
as preventative for r. yLR AND Asur. CHr-- p
We. and all FEvEEs of IN EulIoUs TlPf .. -:
atr> with all certainty. aud Thousands a-c W.
in- % ttstriy Co its won- acTful virtues
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-08
SCIIREYER & son
their new Fall ant. Winter stock,

which they are determined To sell cheaper
lhan ever. All they ask IS a look. Sept. l6.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-12-11

This a great country-Minnesota is great
country-we have abundance of great men,
and they will acknowledge it themselves-and
we have besides great financiers About a
a week ago We learned, that on the lst of
December it was all arranged to have some
of the Minnesota State Bonds that were is
sued to the Railroad Companies, put up at
the Stock Auction in New York, and bid off
so as to determine the current value" there
of for the guidance of the State Auditor and
and the Governor in receiving them as the
basis for issuing bank note currency upon
them. Immediately on the sale being an
nounced it was to be telegraphed to La
Crosse so as to reach here in the shortest
possible space of time. Accordingly, by the
Saturday evening mail last, the despatch ar
rived, stating that the Minnesota State Aid to
Railroad Stocks had been bid off at 1901
or a quarter premium above par!
We have nothing to say at present-ex-
cept, that we think that quarter over was
drawing it a little fine!
P. S. After the above was in type, we
heard that such was the eager competition
in the New York market for the Minnesota
State Stocks, that they went up to 104, at
which rate some are reported to have been
Sold "Great is Diana of the Ephesians !"
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-12-11
The Prosperity OF Minnesota

There is not one of our country State ex-
changes but what comes to us crowded with
items in regard to the steady and increas-
ing prosperity of the localities they rep
resent. 1t seems that there is not a town or
city in Minnesota in which there has not been
a great amount Of bull ling done during the
past season, and other improvements made.
The country, too, has been steadily filling up
with good agricultural population, all the
summer, and the number of farms opened,
and settlements made have been, according to
all accounts, greater than any preceding year.
This has been done, too, in the hardest of
times, when men had but little or no money
to spend in improvements more than what
was actually necessary. We are glad to see
these evidences of prosperity noted, and TAX
ing their aggregate, we feel safe in saying that
Minnesota has prospered as much during the
past season, and ''gone ahead" as fast as in anv
year so far of her history, in spite-of our f.
nancial distress. We have the clements of
prosperity, and they are only being developed.
Another season or two will doubtless bring
about state Of prosperity unequalled by any
other Western State.