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The Washington union., 1858-02-05

tARD.--Ihose of our customers who have open
IA accounts books hereby notified that the viii
be mats on up TO e 2oh and respectively presented rcra
Tory 10 settlement on cr about the of the
must be obvious 10 all that peculiar condition OF
a'rs renders obhgsny prompt and speedy col
eccns and by doing apology necessary
Dec N-3tawaw uoOE pro 4 20
The Washington union., 1858-02-05
Caviar; petits Pois; Trufres, sc.

Caviar; Petits Pois; Truffes, &c.
AEO CANS, &c, of our importation VIZ
Ia4e)(I rrures, natural, IN tin and glsss)
I'outs rois, natural and In butter
ChaInpignons, natural
Sardincs, Ia oil
Anchoves picked, lin kegs
Dutch Herring, picked, lin keas)
italian Meccsron Balerma
ATSO-
Caviar from tho c~spsu se.) Fare favors dish IN
many parts OF Europe 49,, >r,,,,
For sale by MING Bu~htia,
Vermont md fifteenth street
Jan Is-codGt
The Washington union., 1858-02-05
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

ComYbdler's O6e-Ion. William Medi, Comptroller and
presces the mode Keeping rendering
counts for the civil and diplomatic service as well as the public lands
and rcvses aud ceTtihes the balances arising thereon
Second Comltrois Office Cuts, esq Comptroller,
seventeen clerks e recrbcs the mode OF keeping and render
Ing the accounts Of the army navy and Indian departments OF tue
pubic ser vcc and cvses ana cercs e balances arising heo
Office Of Commissioner of CusoIueh Anderson, esq
Commissioner and cvon clerks He prcscrbes The mode Of keeping
and rendering the of the customs and sbursc
mcn and for the building and Repairing &C. and
viscs and cer,lnes the balances arising thereon.
FYra Audior Ogcs-Tbomas Smith, cq Auditor
He receives and adjusts the Of the
and and m n @ and IN ] on
balances tue Commissioner Of the Customs and the First Comp
trolcr, respectively, for their decision thereon
y,oa AUDITORS ogsrThomas Fuller Second Auditor and
twenty clerks He receives and adjusts all relating
e & sn orns sa na All s 10 ES S Indian
and the balances the Second Comptroller for his dc
sion thereon.
Third Audios 0Gl Robert Atkinson esq Third Auditor, and
seventy adjusts
s'nee @ nee o. e army M'rs ~ @ aaSy S m.y % rgu
ana inc Vuarterses department. " "en n or pensions, Claims
arising from military services previous to sis and for horses and
and the balances to the Second Comptroller for his de
cison thereon.
Fourth 0ce Dayton esq Auditor
sixteen clerks He receives and adjusts all accounts TOR the service Of
the Navy Department and reports the balances to the Second Cor
Fifth AUDITORS Office Murray Mcconnell esq Auditor
six clerks o receives and adjusts all accounts for diplomatic and
men and reports the balances 10 the First Comptroller for his decision
thereon. t
ury for 0noe Department fourteen
and adjusts all arising from the
appeal months the First Comptroller
all due the Post Office
penalties imposed rostnastcs
tractors failing duty he directs and legal proceed
nps civil criminal all such
thocd by law enforce the prompt payment OF moneys due TO tho
department nstrcs United States attorneys and clerks
IN all
Of United copdon and
and proceedings charge OF all lands and other property
assigned United States payment Of debts due tho 20 Once
Department and has power sell aud dispose Of the same for tho
bench Of United e. T. I Ir...I
OHceSamucl tsaey, Treasurer and thirteen
carks receives keeps The OF tho United
that Of tho created by
1916, the the
Secretary Treasury, by the Comptroller
upon the General
by tho Auditor recorded the
public advanced by dburspg
the upon their checks.
Registers 0GoeFncy Bigger RcgHte twonty clerks.
the public receipts expenditures;
and makes on, The official
the United States md receives Comptroller
md
them, and Is charged by law with thcis safe Keeping,
The Washington union., 1858-02-05

nCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION and the ocea,
~ Post by Thomas Raney Price &2 aud n'p''''
work Just published and for sale ~ ,-,yp
Jan le-3t boots'oFe' psa '
The Washington union., 1858-02-05

LNOR SALE.-A three-story brick house situated
street. 9th streets
furniture. For further information inquire of
GEORGE W. BRAY,
9th street No. 2s2 between NJ streets,
Jan 23-eod1mo Property Agent
The Washington union., 1858-02-05

r HAVE this day bought out the Drug Store, corner
i fPennsylvania avenue and 4 street lately kept by w H.
shall hand full supply Of drugs, medicines
pcrfnmery fancy articles, Photographic chemicals &c
'esig 1' & pANIA D. CLARK.
TN retiring from the drug business | take great
u pleasure in recommending successor Mr. Danl Clark
OF friends and customers gentleman
every way qualified to successfully conduct the business
Jan 30-dGt W. H. GILMAN.
The Washington union., 1858-02-05

TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.
W0lre's Schicdam Aromatic Schnapps
prescribed with great by the medical faculty gravel
CONT chronic heuat dropsy dyspepsia sluggish circulation Of
the blood inadequate assimilation food exhausted vital energy
and, beverage, il has superior In the world.
Put and bottles and FOR sale by all the druggists
and grocers In Washington.
UD0LPIIO WOLFE,
.... .U Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
Is, 20, and % Beaver street New York
Doc l1-l3 y.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-25
To the Heirs of Nancy Katherman

UNION COUNTY, IS:
lol The Commonwealth of Pennsylva-
l.. $. MIA to Tobias ka,herman who resides
f~.> in Union county, Timothy yka,herman
who resides in ST. Joseph county IN the State
of Michigan, Barbara intermarried with Solo
mon Katherman and also resides IN the State
Of Michigan, Hannah intermarried with Henry
Geisweit She resides i'll Hartley township, IN
ion county, Sophia intermarried with Michael
Handel and resides in Ntiany valley PennSyl-
vania, and Lucinda intcrmarrled with Peer
Snyder who resides in Perryville Mlillin coun-
,v. heirs and legal representatives of Nancy
Kalherman, late of Hartley township, Union
county, eceased-GreetnG
Whereas, by an inquest for that purpose
duly awarded by the Orphans Court of the
county aforesaid, the real estate of the SAID
Nancy Katherman was appraised al and for
the sum Of Two Hundred and Seventy-Flve
Dollars (S275);
And whereas, none of the heirs of the said
deceased appeared in court, on the return OF
The said inluisition, TO takeihe premises therein
mentioned at the appralsement;
You and every of you are hereby cited To
be and appear at the next general Orphans
Court to be held at Lewisburg for the county
of Union on the 18th day OF September next,
10 accept, or refuse 10 take, the said premises
at the said appraised price. or show cause
why the Court shall not decree the same 10
be sold. By the Court:
Witness my hand and the seal OF said court
at Lewisburg the sth day of June, d 1858
4w SAMUEL ROUSII, Clerk.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-25
Still Another Opportunity!
the Cheap Picture Man.
BACK AGAIN


WE take this method of informing the
w citizens of Lewisburg and surrounding
country, that we are again with them for a
short time, and now offer them a better article
and at lower prices than ever heretofore. We
have taken the old stand above Christ Il
Caldwelrs Drug Store, and having much bet
ter light than we had in our old rooms, and
more convenient rooms in every respect, we
shall be better able to accommodate. Persons
having pictures of deceased friends relatives which
they would like to have copied transferred to paper
q much larger SCALE have it done short notice,
and the copies will be warranted to be equally good,
and sometimes better than those which they taken
from. Persons wanting Photographs have them for
prices ranging from IS to $40 Pictures Of persons
fined to their through sickness, and of deceased
persons taken at the shortest notice. at their residences
pctnres of young children taken in second in bright
light Outdoor Views Of buildings, &C., taken to order
Ambrotyre pictures taken dark and rainy quick
than Daguerreoypes on the elearest and brightest
Pictures from so cts to 0 to suit the purchaser We
extend cordial invitation to all to call and and
examine specimens, whether they want pictures
not Remember the place. rooms over Christi Caldwels
Mammoth Drug Store. We study to please.
N B.-Instructons given in the art, and apparatus
furnished a. the lowest prices Persons wishing learn
the business have opportunity not of N met
with. Lewisburg Oct. =, ls5..I
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-25
To the Heirs Of Peter Kaufman

UNION COUNTY, IS.
(l The Commonwealth of PcnnSylva-
L. S. MIA to Daniel Kaufman, who lives
~ in Eaton county, Michigan Henry,
who lives in Wheatly county, India; John, who
in Summit Co., Ohio; Jacob, who lives in
Mercer county, Penn'a; Peter, who lives in
Stark county, Ohio; William, who lives in
Union county, Penn'a Esther, who was mar
ried 10 Daniel Meyer, and is new widow,
and lives in Stark county, Ohio; and Catha-
rine and the issue of the following named
children, who are dead, to wit: Hannah, who
was married to George Slear, and died near
thirty years ago, leaving the following child
rem namely; Daniel, Peter, Margaret who was
married TO Ephraim Long, and is now a wild
ow, and Hetty, who is married TO Samuel
Shively; these all reside in Union county,
Penn'a, except Hetty, who lives in Stephen
son county, Illinois, and Sarah, who was mar
ried to John Yohn and died some two years
ago, leaving her husban surviving, and lea
wing the following named children, TO wit :
Peter, who lives in Stephenson county, Hi.
nois Solomon, who lives in Chester county,
Penn'a John, who died soon after the afore.
said intcstaie, leaving two children, Peter
and Julian, who reside in Stephenson county
Illinois Margaret, married to Henry Faust
and lives in Logan county, Ohio Susan. who
was married TO Jacob Faust, and lives in Stark
county, Ohio; Elizabeth, who is married to
William Beachler, and lives in Union county
Penn'a; Sarah, who is married TO Alexander
Benier, and lives not far from Tiflin, Ohio
Hannah, who is married to George Beachler
| and lives in Union county. Penn'a Margaim
who is married TO Ira Kinman, and lives ia
Stephenson county, Illinois; and Esther, who
is married to Robert Taylor, and lives in Tn
ion county. Penn'a, heirs and legal represen
tatives of Peter Kaufman, late Of Hartley
(now Lewis) Township, in the county afore
said, deceased, Greeting:
/ Whereas, by an inquest for that purpos.
nuly awarded by the Orphans Cour, of tht
county aforesaid the real estate of the sait
Peter Kaufman, deed, was appraised at ant
! five cents per acre, amounting together TO III.
sum of iwenty-six hundred and ninely-sevel
dollars (S269O. And whereas none of tn,
heirs of the said deceased appeared in Cour,
on the return Of the said inqustion, to TAX,
the premises therein mentioned at the ap
praisement, you and every of you are there
fore hereby cited TO be and appear at the mex
general Orphans Court to be held at Lewis
burg, for the county of Union, on the 18th da
OF September next, 10 accept or refuse to TAX
the said premises at the said appraised price
and in case of refusal or neglec, 10 take same
as aforesaid, then TO show cause why III
same should not be sold. Br THE CouRr.
Witness my hand, and the seal of sal
Court, al Lewisburg, the sth day of June, A
ID. 1883. [75Ow6l SAML ROUSH, Clk.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-25
Borough Ordinances.

TlNHE attention of the citizens is called TO
the following Ordinances extracted from
the records of the Borough of Lewisburg, and
NOTICE is hereby given by the Burgess and
Town Council of the Borough of LewiSburg,
that said Ordinances will hereafter be eniorc-
ed to the letter against all persons offending
against the same:
Ordinance ofMe 17h January, ID.1S24.
Be il further enacted BY the authority afOre-
said, That all nuisaDces such as dead horses,
hcrned cattle, hogs, sheep, dogs, or any other
kind OF species of animals found on the streets
or alleys OF the borough. shall be immediately
removed out of the bounds of the town by the
owner or owners thereof; and any such nuisance
as aforesaid having been killed by any person
olher than the owner, the person who has killed
the animal shall forthwith remove the same out
OF the bounds of the town. Any person reiu
sing TO comply with the foregoing Ordinance
for removing nuisances, shall forfeit and pay
a fine of Five Dollars, for every such offence,
to the High Constable for the use OF the Bor-
ough.
BY the Ordinance of l2th June. 1899, fine
of from Five 10 Twenty Dollars L. imposed for
obstructing water courses.
The Ordinance of the 2sth jane, i $40 makes
it the duty of the holders of property 10 keep
cutters open and in good repair al their own
expense.
By the Ordinance of the Gath March, 1884,
all boxes, barrels, or hogsheads, on the pave
men,s or sidewalks are TO be removed by the
! High constable.
! By the Ordinance of the 29,h of May, 1913,
if any person or persons shall after the publ
cation of this Ordinance obstruct any of the
I streets or alleys Of said borough with manure
/ or any other nuisance such person or persons
| shall be subject to a..fnc Of not less than one
dollar nor more than five dollars for each and
every offence; and further, all persons now
| having such distractions or nuisanceS lying
! in the streets or alleys, are hereby required 10
remove the same on or before the 2Oth day OF
| June, 1913.
By the Ordinance of the 5th of July, 1919
the High constable is directed TO make a tho
rough examination of the e,rccts, alloys and
! all other places in the borough where filth or
nuisance of any description may exist, and
give notice of the same to the persons on
whose premises it is found 20 remove the
same, or to cleause those places within one
week from the time of such notice; and. il
such notice is not complied with, the High
constable shall proceed to remove any such
nuisance at the expense of the person or per
sons on whose premises the same may be
found.
Ordinance cf9M OctoJcr, 1852.
That from and after the publication of this
ordinance, no person or persons shall be al
lowed to put coal ashes or any other descrip'
ton of dirt or nuisance or obstruction of any
kind upon any of the streets of this borough
or in any of the cutters or water courses
thereof; and if any person or persons shall
hereafter so obstruct any of the streets, alleys
cutters or water courses of said borough, sucf
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-25
Enr ALT,
SHERIFFrS SALES.

DY virtue of suLdry writs of Ncn.Ex.iSsued
ID out of iheCourt of fCommonPleas OF Union
County and TO me directed, ] Will expose to
Public Sale or Outcry on the dates and al the
places following, TO wit:
On Friday. the 25th of June, inst, on the
premises, at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, certain Tract
of Land situate in Buiialoe township, and
county aforesaid, bounded north by lands Of
Robert Strayhorn, west by lands Of George
HeiSer, south by lands of Peter Renner, and
east by lands of Adam Hamlcr, containing
Five Acres, more or less, with the appurten-
anceS, whereon are erected d storey fra me
Dwelling House, frame Barn, BlackSmith's 5
shop, young Orchard, well of good Water
with Pump, &c, &c, with the appur,enan-
ceS, as the property of Thompson u. STRAY
horn.
Saturday, the 26th dav Of June inst, at 10
o'clock, a. NJ, at the Public House of LawShe
& Brewer, at Lewis burg the oue-third part Of
a certain Lot Of Ground sitnate in the Boro'
of Lewisburg, marked on the town plan No.
1872, bounded north by 81. CaihariEe street,
west by an alley, south by lot No. l3i, and
cas-, by Third street, whereon are erected a
two-storey Dwelling House, frame Stable,
Coach House, &c, with the appurtenances, as
the interest Of Percival G. Hartman in the
above described property.
Saturday, the Sd day of July next ats O'Clock
P. NJ, al the Public House of Charles Crotzer
in West Buifaloe township, certain Lot OF
Ground situate in the Borough Of MItllinburS
bounded north by the Derr>town N Young
manstown Turnpike road, west by lands OF
George Nader and John Reber, south BY lands
of John Detwler. and east by lands OF George
Nader, containg Two Acres, more or less,
whereon are erected two-storev Mansion
House. frame Stable, Wagon Shed. &c, &C.,
with the appurteaances, as the property Of
Charles SteeS. ="
On Saturday, the 10Th Of July next. al
o'clock. p. NJ. a, the Public House of William
l.. Ritter. in New Columbia, a certain Lot Of
Ground situate in New Columbia. bounded
north by lands of Jacob Dcnter, west by an
alley, souih by lands of David Vartz and east
by Second street, containing Three-FourihS Of
an Acre, more or less. with the appur,enances
as the property of Abraham Angenv.
DANIEL ID. GULDIN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Lewisbure, June /, is5S
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-25

CHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of writ OF
- Fl Fa. issued out Of the court of Common
Pleas Of Union county, and 10 me directed,
| will expose TO public sale or outcry, at the
public house of VIM l. Ritter, in New Colum-
bia, on Saturday. the lOtI, of July
next. at = o'clock, Z NJ, the following desert
bed Real Estate, TO wit:
FIRST Two Lots of Ground situate in New
Columbia White Deer township, marked on
the Town Plan Nos 4 and A., 2,bounded north
by lot No. 49, west by Second street. south by
Center street and east by an alley. containing
each l6c feet in depth and DC feet in width,
more or less, ,whereon are erected two-siorey
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, and a one
and half storey Kitchen, one Log Stable and
one Frame Stable. also a well of good Water
with a Pump in, with the appurtenanceS
Second. Two Lots, marked on the aforesaid
Town Plan Nos 80 and 40, bounded north by
Center street, west by Second street, south by
lot No. 3s and east by an alley, containing 8
each l62 feel in depth and 46 feet width more
or less. whereon are erected one and half
storey LOG HOUSE, frame Stable, and a
number of Fruit Trees, &c, with the appur-
tenanceS.
Third. Lot marked on the aforesaid Town
! Plan No. 95, bounded north by Locust alley,
west by Fourth street, south by lot No 81 and
/ east BY Chestnut alley, containing GO feet in
/ length and 40 feet in width more or less, with
the appurlenances.
/ Fourth. Lot marked on the aforesaid Town
| Plan No. llG, bounded north by Center street
ives: by Raspberry alley, south by lot No. III
and east by Fourth street, containing l6i feet
in length and IA feet in width, more or less
with the appur,enances.
Fifth. A Lot of Ground marked on the
aforesaid Town Plan No. ll9, bounded north
by lot No. lis, west by Raspberry alley, south
by Locust alley and east by Fourth street
containing I64 feet in length and Is feet in
width, more or less, with the appurtenances.
Sirth. FOUR Lois of Ground marked on
the aforesaid Town Plan Nosl2S, l29, ,I3O and
l3l, bounded north by Cenlsr street. west by
lands of John F. Ricbax nth by Locus
alley and easrBys sR1sf containing
81 feet in length and kidlh, more
or less, with the appurte
Strenfh. Part of Lot ma%ked on the afore
said Town Plan No.2I bounded north by lo
of Ann Ginter, west by public Road, south by
lands of Jacob M'Curey and east BY the WeS
Branch of the.Susquehanna river. .whereon ar,
erected CABINET MAKERS SHOP, with
the appurtenances.
Seized, taken in execution and TO be sold 4!
the property of Abraham Angeny.
DANIEL ID. GULDIN, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Lewisburg, June 10, 1858
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-25

Messrs. Editors me to announce to
the citizens Of Union county through your
paper, ARCHIBALD THOMAS of Union
township for SHERIFF-subject to the action
OF the Union County Convention of the 30ih
Of August next. As Mr.Thomas is well known
throughout the county, he needs no further
introduction 10 the voters. EAST BUrTALoE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-25
+ o r S A l. T. .

MY Residence, on North Third street,
lIa Lewisburg, 81 #. front, and including
back building 50 fl. deep. Basement, and
Attick finished. Every convenience in the
way of out-buildings.
Also. Half Lot on Market ST., opposite
s. Rtters residence, with good Well of Wa
ter and new Stable very desirable for busi-
ness stand, or residence, (or both combined.) }
Also. other Lots, some with and some
without Buildings. JOHN LOCKE.
Lewisburs, Oct. :, 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-25

Within three weeks past, about 5000
skeletons have been cxhumed at the old
Potters' Field between Forty eight, For
ty-ninth apd Fiftieth streets, Fourth and
Lexington avenues, New York, at an ex-
pepse of between 5000 and $500, and re-
moved to Wards Island. The work is
still going forward.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-25
Freedom, national: Slavery, sectional!

s.y-Never was Congress so barren in
results as the first under Buchanan. AL
though each branch had nomiually large
maolity in his favor, he was successful in
nothing except extravagant appropriations
and an enormous issue of shinplasters
The long months spent in attempting to
force detcsted constitution upon Kansas,
were all lost time, ending in the pitiful
Bill English jugsle. The Pacific Rail
road, bankrupt law for Banks, and revision
of the Tariff-the only proposed measures
for the general good-were kicked out of
each branch of Congress. Pcculations
upon the Treasury, proved against its Off
cials-and fat contracts and jobs to favor
ites,swclling the sum- total ofappropria,ions
to about Eighty Millions Of Dollars when
all met--were the ri@mptS of the Ad-
minis'raiion. brigham Young and his
sort Of Democracy have run off towards
Sonora. Our relations with Mexico and
Great Britain remain unsatisfactory, and
leave US open to the collisions SO much de-
sired by the fllibusters and slavetraders.
There were but few public acts Of any
kind passed, and private business was by
DO means rapidly advanced.
This session has effectually exploded
the argument that TO pay higher wages for
Congressman We shall get better class Of
men, who will be more faithful and efficient
in business. These $4,000 a year Con-
gressmen have developed no more intellect,
honesty, or working talent, and show no
larger amount of business done, than any
of their IS per day predecessors. Rather,
the moneyed inducemcnt,in our estimation,
has stimulated a grade of aspirants for the
station of a lower order of mind and heart
than before.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-25

1NO the Voters of Union County, the under
i signed offers himself candidate for
the Office of County Commissioner, subject 10
the decision of the 30ih August Nominating
Convention. If elected he will disoha,. g the
duties of the office fai,hfnlly and to the best o!
! his abilities. GEORGE SCHOCH.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-25

,59Please announce JACOB DECKARD,
of Mifflinburg, for SheriH-subject TO the
action of the Union County Convention Of the
Both of August, 1858. Mr.DEcKARD is an old
liner on the right side and needs no introduc-
ton 10 the voters of this comfy
WEST BUFFALOE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-25

NOR election to the Office of SHERIFF
IL next Fall in Union county, we would
propose Ex-SherG JOHN KESSLER. Hav-
ing been tried, we know him to be compas.
sionaie and yet faithful in the discharge Of
his duties. ANTI-LECOMPTON
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-25

@REv. j. ii. DAsHIELL will preach
in Lcwisburg, morning and evening, Sun
day next-and, next week, will Remove to
Williamsport, to enter upon his labors as
Principal of Dickinson Seminary. Rev.Dr.
Bowman succeeds him as pastor Of the NJ.
f. church, here. Both gentlemen Leave
many friends in the stations they have
exchanged, and we hope may each exceed
his predecessor in usefulness.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-25
MISCELLANEOUS ENG
The Next General Election.

sn-opposition State ConvIIarrshurg, Wedn. July II
s-union County Delegate Elections-Sat Aug. Is.
do do Convention-Lewisburs,M Mon Aug 30