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UNION COUNTY STAR & LEWISBUEO CHRONICLE-JUNE 3, 185!).
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a" IS iilf .NfH.-The I.Wlifiinr CHRi'M'-La.
T "' llic Cn.li s.elera. ha. ttMt )arsvt an4 ttl
rti-uili'.u -iram V .ii),er in t.nh'D Cuuuly.
TitT'loin, inilioiial: Slavery. MTlimial !
v' tf t .iae.7t llarristiurg, Wctln.i-laT.Jiiiie S.
"ttii'y v'.i.aO 'e ti-mt- Saturday, Aug
.Viaaiulig (bat-u'eia l-wi.lurg. Holiday. Aug. 12).
I MnN COtNTV CANDIDATES' NAMtD.
l'iuilumot:irg John lJiljrrr.
John A. Mortr.
Tinisnrrr Kilu-rt II. I.aird.
William Jones.
I'thli Ul AUoru'i Alltcrt !!. Vorsc.
J uli ti I! Linn.
Samuel II. (dwig.
FOREIGN 1MEWS.
The Ktnperor Napoleon reached Genoa
on tin: 12th May, where Lc was received
with the greatest pomp nod cuthusiasni.
He Las issued a stirring address, full of
professions of lute fur Italy, aud cuuGJuDt
of SUCCefS.
The Austriana are rather retreating and
concentrating than advancing, and com-
rlaio of much sickness amoiiir their trooi.s.
They compel the people among whom
they are, to provide them with mean, of
tupport.
liuuiors of disaffection among the Tlun -
pariahs, and of Kossuth's movements with
it not among them, are afloat, lutuutUit'g
tf adefiuite uature is known.
LlVKlti'uol,, May 11. There is a de
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cline iu Cotton aud an advance in llrcai
b'.Ull'i
D'vUi,
-A steamer is now. due wiih later
news, but intelligence has been delayed
by a quarrel atnot g the Telegtaj hirf.
l-i3-Tlir. Yikuinia Klkction we hnrie
Las taught the Opposition ia the South "" P01-'" t I'enn'a.
one good lesson. Instead of treating Sla- W were shown a f. w days ago the
very as th. ir fathers treated it, aud as j c13rlcr f the Northumberland Fire Com
. , . , . ., . . .' pany, dated 1 1 DO, just C3 years ago. It
their friend, ,u the North yew it-as an npon rilruuJuient( lther ilkgMl!t
evil, to Le endured, but not lo be ewtend- j anj j, altogether a yenerable looking do
ed they close to attempt to vie with the j cumeut. W'e have been told that the
1'eiuocraUj in love for that accursed thing, company lias Li u in existence ever sinco
JJuehanan's Administration is as unpopu- 1 tuu llu"1 ot its charter, and that its ineet
l .r in Virginia as elsewhere : Goggin, the j '"s .h?Ta Lccn, -guUrIj- .e!d. This is
d. j , . , . , ecrlaiuly one of the oldest Gre cnmramci
vM p. candidate for Governor is a popular t J. . . , ... 1
lr ' ' 1 iu the t-tatc, anu perhaps there is no other
luan, and aa:de from bis miserablo Bcto-! wupe tllart..r exleada baci. anj Kuosa
isiu is a good aud capable man ; but iu
etcad of cotGuing bituself to the one issue
of liuchanatiisui, and true National ques
tions, be rpent bis time and breath in
praising the nati-nial interest of Slavery,
und iu denouncing John Letcher, the Im
position ciudidatc, because tho latter some '
years since avowed bis sympathy with the
Anti-Slavery fecliog in Western Virginia.
This disgusted the true conservative Re
publican element in the Slate, which,
though not noisy, is strong ; and thus,
while Goggin gained largely in the slave
holding portion, Letcher gained also among
the freemen, aud is elected. So the Op
pi tili on have lost Virginia, by this base
tiuckliug to the Slave fewer. One or
mure of the Congressmen elected arc nut
of the "regular'' lcm. nominees : what
they arc, lime must show.
No Go. As a last resort, the Duchan
auilcs uf Pennsylvania have hoped to get
up a "straight American" nomination,
and accordingly a State Convention was
called last week in Harrisburg. Rut,
alas ! only fifteen actual delegates, said
to be from nine counties, could be gather
ed, who did not attempt the farce of mak
ing a nomination, but resolved to "stand
firm to their sacred principlei." and sepa
rated with tears in their hearts, amidst the
firi.Tanse of aliuiit twenfv deenTv interested
lr -j J
. . f tl , 1 , ti .1 maun au r&m uiuuu, uui laiicia to uis-
spectators 1 Tho "straights sec in to be 1 ,. , i , , .,
0 cover tho gram. A few days after, while
'played out. j lbe cIliM wag jying dow0i )r Jacobs
Tureeof Them. We know not where i thought be saw the grain, and immediately
Ihree such well printed, well-edited, BuJ . called in the physician, who came prepar
, , , . , , 11 1 1 ' ed with an instrument to remove it. The
handsome thects can be found, all belong- .... . . . .
ing to one side, in any of our newer coun- ;
ties, as the Wilkcs-Barre AVtW, the ,
Pittston Gazette, and theScranton Urpub-
Amu. Thoir editors are pcntleniaulv as '
well as vigorous writers : ihev are an !
honor to their party, their county, and
meir proicas.un , aou uuuer mcir auspi-
ces, Luzerne county must become'Repub- j ly tlie LCCOmpton party for Governor of
lican. Their i'm'oii oppnneot is a keen ' Pennsylvania.
Teteran, but he Las more than Lis match j Circuses were never so mocb. at ft dis
at present. ; count as at present. The Eisenbcise con-!
63-In forminga State Ticket, select '
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Scut men, who win not consent to be used
by any faction foTimprnper or selfish pur
poses. Inquire into the moticet of those
most urgent for particular nominations.
Our parly is ou the rising wave of popu
lar favor, and it only needs prudent guid
ance to retain the confidence of the masses,
the bone and sinew of the State, to whom
good government is most desirable.
Xilha-rjrre AVcortf.
Kjullon. Nathaniel B.Browne ha, been j
appoiutcd Post Master in Philadelphia, in j ccn81.(i t0 ,ire0(.h' arid ir. Salman was or
place of Geo. G. W'estcott, removed for bis I daincd to the ministry,
corrupt practices. Mr. Buchanan is to be j A Htfle gir, ; M'Ewsnsville sceiden
praised for this removal and this appoint- j tally ran a splinter in her foot while re
uienr... The District Attorney, Van Dyke, ' turning from school one evening; no no-
is alleged to be quite as worthy of retuo- i
val, for retaining public monies.
K2Thc Jersey Shore Republican, last
wcik, came out strongly against Got.Pac
kEti, and it is quite widely rumored is
about to be removed to Wiiliainsport, to
board the ii.ns of the Gazette in their dun.
OttEooN. The Democratic State Con
vention nominated Lansing Sloat for Con-
aw a ' ' t
pSttrTe Yffl
l imes says the very admission seems to ,
have impressed upon the minds of demo-
rats the necessity of organization, and the !
.-ury ing of those personal feelings which
Uve been too nfteu awakened! bavin
f utlhe tendency to weaken and disturb j
uruuion and cieieney. The Republi- j
ans nominated I'avidLoen for Congress, I
1 IV.. T. Matlcck, iVtitfOiiarj Com-1
1.. .S.Olll r.
Xciua 3lcui3 from (filljcr. CouiUics.
On the morning of the 31st ult , a Gre
broke nut in an olJ, dry store building on
' the north ide of the I'ullic t-'ipiare in
f Wilkes-JJarre, and before it cu!d be
i tliLLotd consumed seventeen business
1 slnuds, considerably injured Steele' llo
' lei. Losses estimated at $ 10,000, which
j are covered by insurance, and considcra
I My more uninsured. About $"5,000 loss
fall1 ou the Lycoming company.
l!ev. r. Odi uhcimer, of I'iii'ad., a High
('huiuliiiiau, is chosen 1. K. Kislinp in
New Jersey, iu jlacu of li. . Uoane,
dte'd.
la Wilkcs-litirro C00 additional sub-
tcripllnna Have Lccn mane to lua origiu.il
vu,vv ii.i ,. ii. ""T-J-
A Murai. Wrfck. List evcninS;
while tiassinir around the depot, in a rc -
riortorial catocitv, we met an individual
disgustingly liithy in appearance, and reel
ing under the effects of liquid poison, who,
during our boyhood, waa engaged in a
flouiishius business in a northern town,
and at one lima occupied scat in the
Li'gi.latnre of 1'ennst Ivania, where be was ,
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OTiiuutu tut uil ta.vuin, aiiu bbici iiicj
his sterlini; integrity and moral worth.
We n.et bun latt tiic'it for the first time
in mtnJ Jcar'i to cd blIU Poor JegfadcJ
, "trupt in wealth and rep-
I uiaiton a complete mural wreck ! llar-
! rit""U T,l'jraVh.
The MUtonim guys thry have a street
sprinkler whieh lavs the dust in all the
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business portions of that borough.
a 1 . . I . . i . . I r as
" t,"M x-iiina .aiiui v ran-
I !"'' IM,Ifro,B l,h bul"n"" f -
I vtllc l.rtdge, while playing, and falling
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j "ear'y "S ' ,racIur!j nu j
' 'D , , , J
Senator Cameron, and the officers of
the Northern Ceutral Railroad have been
visiting the interior and Nona aud tt cat
meetings bare been regularly for more
than half a century. Sunluri (JjMltr.
It is expected that Lock Haven will be
reached by Railroad by the 20th inst.
The Madison Academy, at Waverly,Ln-
zeruo county, has been changedto a Graded
School, under charge of Rev. Samuel Nia-
fer. In Hazlcton the Graded School has I
been re-organiz'd, and placed in charge
of 0. L. Rynearson, A. M.
al Case. A boy named Frank 15al
tis, about seven yean-eld, waa found in
the ('anal at tho Lock near Wilkes-liarre,
on Friday morning. lie bad been sent
to school the day before, but played tru
ant, and went lo fish in the Canal, and
must have fallen in and drowned.
The late fire in tho woods in Luzerne
county, destroyed about one bundled aud
tifty telegraph poles.
f I'MiEN Deatu. Mrs. Fanny Kibble
was found dead al ber residence in Nip
pcuose township, Lycoming county, last
week.
Hiram Mix, lorg time one of the most
respected and accomplished citizens of
Towanda, recently comruitcd suicide at
the Lewis House, liinghatnton. Cause
utempcrance.
The Opposilion in ITarrisburg polled
near 700 votes at their primary election.
A little son of Calvin D. Jacobs, of
Iloliidaysburg, by some means got a grain
of corn in one nostril. On complaining
of the paio, a physician was sent for, who
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finally went to the yard, where by vigor-1
ous blowing, the grain of corn was dis- !
lodged, and on examining it was found to ,
tiro tvrout$ vwn tt. In all proba
l'U d'1,h oulJ Lv eDslied tut for
this timely removal.
i James Maeinnnus of Centre and ITen-
, . , nf , ..,.. , -ronnj
i 11 .... .1. . at '
,, aoiu um oy , ruey j
all arncar to be well kicked from town to 1
,
On Monday week the Sanbury Ferry
was again leased to Ira T. Clement for
1 S 100, the former lease for this year, for
' $180, not being taken up by Slr.Clement.
The Catawissa train of ears run over
. .1 l I I l'l ' . cf .
' 1 lureo cows, aoove x or. iuniuo, on catur-
A .. .. .. ..J - n . LMAM.n . t. a . 1.
, uoj i.ci, auu faa iuiu.u nuiu ilia lima.
! .1,1 . . 3 . , .
i ne man ana passengers were orougut on
in the night train.
a . it. - i.,.i ...i: , r i x-.-.t. i
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''ce w,s 'ken of the accident, until about
nine uays atierwatas, wnen spasmodic ac
tion resulted from it, causing ber death.
A prisoner named M'Quay, "in" for
larceny, Las laeapcJ from the Sunbury
Jail.
The School Directors of Milton intend
building a Public School House
A girl three years old, daughter of Mr.
" ! David Reed of Phelps' Mills, last Friday
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III III Ii I II fV It'll III I.t aaV LU U ni liltl 1 I F ff WSta
Hi - Wledout: theiullXSr
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The Borough of Allcntown report '
Twenty Thousand Dollars of Expeudi-
! '"r. Jr. including Twelve Thou-1
'sand Dollars for a Market House, and lev. i
a tax of 35 cents on the $100 for next .
jcar.
Samnel C. Stambangh, of Lrtoistcr,ha '
received, fiam J B , the post of Saryejor j
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I uiaii..i v . j
Snyder county licensed foutY-TWO tav
erns, &e , at May Court. The following
are the Collector appoiutcd for the cur
rent year: .
Ib-a-i r tnwmhtp Elis" Fpcclit
V e.t lte:ii-r Sriiiiml K. Mumpf.
IVutn- Ipaae Ktiaip.
Chapman Jainb ee--hrtat.
Kr. .0.1111 Ailau Wain T.
Ja'-aaiiit Jiihii laurel.
MiiMI.-rre. a V. e. IUiih,
SI nrui M. lii.h-l.
fi-uiiH Oatiui lii-mbrrlln;?.
Ivrrv I harli-s lli.yi-r.
V -nt l-rry Michael S. CSmyHill.
ii.in:rrw Bur. Jari'lt i ingi-riiU.
M ath'.lixtuu Jacob hauls.
Tho Lancaster l.'niun, and fho Jhrtrt
linn, have been improving their outward
appearance with new aud beautiful type.
In Milfor.1, Tike Co., IN., recently, Dr.
Charl
inrh-ft 1 ton rinv! I In PpiiiiIi nun uftur
ati,ljn j u, fuw jas char,,a 0f
hems llic tatber of l loriliconiire oll.-prins
: of a colored girl, "compromised" the mat
' tor by form in;; a matrimonial "union"
:.t. I.... Ak. ; . i n .
tho Fhaniocratio papers tuaks uo fuss
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about it.
A correspondent of the TVilkes-Harrc
lurartl has an interesting article on the
, ,
iiiiportauce oi pure water suowing uow
impure aubstauces, either
visible or in
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it, i, niiniar.
solution, tend greatly to multiply
ous diseases.
The Warrior Ron Presbyterian church,
in isuriuumuerianu county, nave secure l
the services of Lsreuza Westeott as their
pastor.
ToitxAixi in Ili.inoik It Persons
i Il-t-tU Lbicago, Way 3. Hie JaeK -
n r o :..e.l.l
sonvtlle correspondent of the SpringGeld
Register soys that a most terrific tornado
t n..,.,.ra!1 . P. ..Ik. .rt.,k ..C ,k..l tw
1 yesterday. The violence of tho whirlwind
,. ,rir,n,i ,,j: .,!,;...
.ws- vvvi,i.ii 'ItM'i'ii mum-
thing of the kind ever witnessed in this
.un,ry ",nJ c,nu!d. ooly "'mpared to a
West India hurricane. Sixteen persons
are reported to have bean killed and many
others seriously injured. Houses and
barns were demolished and blown to atoms.
The names of the killed have cut been as
certained. Leavenworth, Kansas, May S.
The Overland mail from Pike's Peak ar
rived last nijyht, in nine days from Den
ver City. It brought four rasseneera.
with a email amount of gold in their pes-
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session,
mines.
Pro visions were arriviDi; at the
Acquittal. Savannah, May 8.
Capt. Townsend, of the slaver Lcho, has
been acquitted.
It seoms that the people of southern
Nebraska aro earnestly agitating for so
much of that Territory as liea south of
the Platte river, to Kansas, so as to se
cure her admission into the Union at the
next session of Congress. Public senti
ment in that portion of the Territory
strongly favors the proposed annexation.
Columbus, O., May 20. The Demo
cratic Convention which assembled here
to-day, nominated It. P. Ranney as their
candidate for Governor by acclamation.
Baltimore, May 2C The Democrat-V
c primary election in this city, for dele
gates to the City Convention, resulted in
the carrying of eight of the wards (out of
twenty,) by the Douglas men.
Califoroians who came in the last stea
mers say that the Democracy who have
adhered to Mr. Buchanan's Administra
tion so long as they could, are dividing,
and that there are indications of triumph
of the Anti Lecompton men, coming Fall.
Jonathan Nesbit's Estate.
"VOTICE is hereby gr.-ii that Letters cf
m.t ,.i utNi9iiiii" uuioultii, union
county, deceased, have been grained by the
Register of Union county to the subscriber.
All persons indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment; and those having claims
will present them properly authenticated for
setilemer.t. HI (ill I. S1IELI.E3,
Lewisburg. June 2,1x5:1 Administrator
Peter II. Beaver In Common Pleas'of 1,'nion
v couniv Vend. Ex. N'o.19,
J. H. Robenold. ) May Term, 1859
fMIE undcrsignel.Audimr appointed bythe
Court aforesaid to distribute the funds
raised by the sale of J.I1. Robenold's properly
by the MicrilTof Union county to and among
the creditors entitled Ihereto.to take testimony
if necessary, Ac., will meet all the parties
inleres,e,l. 'he purpose of attending to the
n'f p ?rpi"tment. at the olf.ce of
n Saturday the ssih day of June. A.1j ikm
at III o clock, A.
M., cf which all interested
will take notice.
May 30, 1859
ALBERT B. VORSE
Auditor's Notice.
rpiIE nndersigned, Auditor appointed by
l the Orphan's Court of Union county lo
to distribute the balance in the hands of John
Kchrack. Esq. and Joseph Moore, Adminis
trators of Jams .Miioar, dee'd. will attend to
the duties of his appointment on Mnn.T tha
'." -"OlllllM
27th nayofJune, I H59, at 10 o'clock A.M., at
his oflice on Market street, hetue.n Frnni .n.i
fl.on,L LewiaDur. 1a. m.hiA" , 7
ested will please take notice.
JulIN' B. LINN, Auditor.
May 31, I8."9
Auditor's Notice.
rriHE undersigned Auditors appointed bv
1
the Orphan's Court of Union county to
hnla Ik,- k.l l - .. . ' .
distribute the balance remaining in the hands
of James F. Linn and Levi Sterner. Executors
of the last will and testament of Nicholas
MkmcH, dee'd. will meet at the Buffalo House
in the Borough of Lewisburg on Tcrsnar the
28th of June inst., at in o'clock in the fore
noon of said day. Of w hich ail concerned
will please take notice.
JOHN SCII RACK, Auditor.
June I, 18.19
Notice in Partition.
"VTOTICE is hereby giyen to the heirs and
Il legal representatives of WILLIAM
TATE, deceased, late of Hartley township.
Union county, to wit : Jane Tate, widow of
said deceased ; Hugh B. Tate, who resides in
Centre county ; William Tate, who resides in
nimatnsburg, Ulatr county; James L.Tate,
, who resides in Brookville, Jefferson county ;
Samuel C. Tate, who resides in Hartley town
ship. Union county; Catharine Tate, who
also resides in said Hartley township ; Eliza
beth, intermarried with Mahlon Breyman.who
resides in Mifllinburg in said county ; Jane,
intermarried with Abraham Kltngan, who re-
I tl illlllirUIIVP 1 3 I .BnAnin- Nana la
,h!lt an Inquisition will be held on the m m.
of ,he fa'"l deceased, in said Hartley
,0,rnsniP. " 'kidt, the first day of July
p" min. J .1 a . 1 day' to make
s.uch Pa""io?
ing the whole, then to make Valnationthe?eof
Of which all concerned will please take no-
Jj." or'Irr of lhe Orphan's Court of
n," """Jam cro-ssgrove Sheriff
Ol -.--i!- ... IIIIH-
.-uer.ii , i, mie, i.ewr hurz, xune 1, IMj'l. w4 j
MILITARY ELECTION.
"JVJDI'ICE u hereby given, in
J pursuanr.e of ilie law resula
ling the onitormnt mililia of the
Seeond Itriyaile.Hlh division Penn
sylvania m it il la. are hereby or
dered to hold an election on Mon
day, the (ith day of June,l8.rU.coui
iiiencinK at 10 o'clock, V M at
their usual places of meeting, to
elect one competent person for
Brigade Inspector, and the neces
sary I'ompany Oilicers, for said :
Brigade. Bv order of
John v. simotdn
Stay 27, 1S9. llrisaJe Iii.Ttnr sin HiTii..n P. M.
i'iKi:voin;s i rnu:voitK.s i
ITH Of JVUY, l".W. The subscriber is
' now receiving trom iht Factory a full and
Complete assortment of FIRB WORKS. The
Mock ii lars-r and the variety zrealer than of
: a,,y "" r "usr "le x -- """l"""
; "Iilfv,1 f3
wii.-i No i.m
Hunan Tamil,, ninr siaea
rum 1 llali In Ij Hulls.
Itiimaii ('nDilli. ciilurvd
Kliinrir I'l.tn. 4 cijesi
:nii.m
ITrintlirlfa No. 1 4 J
'Tiirix-111-.H
: ?,,x"" "
r.-l'i.nit Mara.
u ,.... 4
; Wtrmj Kwtr
; y'" -iw ,u
Irfiiiffitluiina rf port
nnn 1 rmnfflfi t.izi
Tri:indl.!i. ntloml duus
KiK-krta 4 mwa
IMulile Uraiirra
rhoifiw .Maroons
i'unk or Joaatii-k, le.
ruiiniK irarkttrs
AisoairTn.tari..tTorr-AM:vroiiiiKnwoHKSlor
i rubln ami l'rial. Kaliltiitimin. from lofiisi. turn-
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lully iiai'ki-l aoJ rurwarai"!. A-tlii'atioa slioulil beoiaile
aa early iu Hie straaoo aa uosaiblo to
jiiskpii m:ssiKtt.
rrinri.al r'ir-orkn In-ii't,
7Swl 110 Pouth Wbarv,.R, lMiiLAiii-Lriils
A New Business in Central Perm.
To the public in general J; Millineri in particular.
The undersigned would respectfully
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i fflJa-mlorm the dwellers in l.ewisburg and
a -
surrounding couutry, that they have
opened a
Straw lint & Ronnct IllratliliiK
and I'KF.ri.sl.N't; establishment in this town,
where we are prepared lo execute all work
entrusted to our care. Having had 14 years'
constant experience in the business in i'hilad.
City, and being acquainted with the most
approved process of Bleaching, we are confi-
j "eniol our ability to suit those who give us
their custom. Bv devoting time and attention
to our business, performing work neatly and
delivering it promptly, we hope to succeed.
We also Srmtr and Jle-1 inUh FELT and
BEAVER llafst.
Our work is done in City style and at Ihe
lowest City prices. We make the usual liberal
deduction to Ihe Trade and hence Milliners
will find it to their advantage to deal with us.
We intend In make it a rule lo finish and
deliveril11 work during ihe week it is received,
Yinil'lil.'il urn ..i . . . . I I .,
provided we get il on or before Tuesday
JOHN H. M DANIEL & CO.
St.. Mm St. fc. lan.en ith an alb, near J. W. Stihuer'n,
March 9, 1S.VJ Lewisburg
Executrix's Notice.
"VfOTICE is hereby given, that Letters tes
tamentaryon the last will and testament
of ANNA WALTER, late of the horottah of
Lewisburg.Union coitnly.deceased.have been
granted to the undersiKiied, by ihe Register of
I'mon county, in due form oflaw;a!l persons
having claims against said estate will present
them lo the subscriber for settlement, aud
those owing said estate are requested to
present them legally authenticated for settle
ment. BARBARA THOMAS, Executrix
Lewisburg, April 22, 1859
DR. I. BRUGGER,
UOMIIiOPAIllIC F11YSICIAK,
tn W.fh Aio Rlndt, Market St,
T38 (betwaoa Fifth k Siith.) LEWIgnl'KU. r
FRENCH BURR
HILL STONE MANUFACTORY.
The undersigned keeps con
stantly on hand t'renrh Hiivtm nf
(Sail sues, and furnishes every ar
aWticle required by Ihe millins trade.
Complete satisfaction guaranteed for every
article sold. Millers who prefer the solid
Burr, by giving 4 to 0 months' notice, can
have their orders executed at the quarries in
France. Address WM. 11. KEPNER.
April 1, 1859in0 llarrithxtrcr V. o Pa
FREEBURGER & BRO.'S
i:s i .4 itE.i.iii.vi i;.t
HAS been rrmnved to Beaver's Brick
lllock, on North Third street, 3d door
from Market, where they are prepared lo do
all kinds of work in their line cm the shortest
notice.
Orders and inquiries from neighboring
towns promptly attended to.
Please call and examine our large assort
ment of Fixtures of the most approved styles
and finish.
All work warranted. Also Steam Fit
s'. lie; done lo order. Lewisburg, April l,'59
William VanGezer,
A TTORXEY at law,
il I.f lburR, I nlon Co., Pa.
I"? Ollice opposite Kliae's Hotel S74
New Hotel in Flifflinburg.
RJ THE subscriber would respectfully in
jtialform the Traveling Public everywhere,
that he has taken and titled up the premises
ot George Schoch, in the centre of
MAIN STREET, MIFFLINBURG,
where he is prepared to accommodate strang
ers and travelers men and beasts in the
best manner, wiih Board and Lodging.
Tlease give me a call.
Ap.1,'59 CHARLES CROTZER.
HOUSE BUILDERS,
TAKE NOTICE ! The undersigned are
appointed Agents for the sale of
Doors), mind & Window Sauls
of all sizes, made of the best materia). All
work warranted. rMade by L-B-SFROUT,
Hughesville, Pa. and for sale by
679 F 8 CALDWELL, Lewisburg
AT A BARGAIN!
The subscriber has on hand for
sale Two Sew ItuzgirK. which he
offer at a bargain for Cash or will Exchange
for a good HOKsE. Call soon or yon will
miss iu B. F. HL RsH,
at ITitrsh k riixvlman's Store,
or if absent, inquire of W. H. Ritter. at W m.
Brown, Jr.'s store. Lewisburg, Feb. 15
SAM l EL, II. OimiU,
Attorney at Law.
OFFICE on South Second near Market St.
LE W lSHCtO, PA.
t"trAII Professional Business entrusted to
his care will be faithfully and promptly atten
ded to Sept. 14, 1857
NOTICE-
TO the Citizens of Lewisburg and vicinity
la. L. lllnes) has removed his Barber
Shop from the Riviere House lo Market street,
basement of Widow Amons' building, one
door above the Post Ollice. Thankful for all
past favors, he hopes to merit a continuance
of the public patronage.
' N. 13.
To all ho Unr here till their bearda rrow long-.
To as.1 a panaant b..-, astal a. barber eer (are,
anal rail on llima at hi. r-aloon. liuar morn. ere or OOOn,
Towela clean, raaora sharp and aeuaora keen.
Lewisburg, April 1. 1851). E. L. HINES.
LEWIS P4L!1CR,
A RCHITECT and BUILDER,
il LEWISHVHG, rA
I V (JMioe in the l.niversnv HniMi ten
.... ' ? J 1
SCHfOL ORDERS neatly priuled and ft r j
sale at Ihe Cmnicle Ollice
CANDIDATES' COLUMN.
(CilAaiil eenU per wn k v-r rani of IU Hoes or lea- )
MirrLisain, May M, lf.19.
" ESSRS.EUn'OitS: Iu reply to (mWa"
1 request. I positively announce that I am
not a candidate.
Vours .respectfully, JS. W. SAXIiS
i TKI.I.OW CITIZENS I olfrr inysflf as a
J1 raii ll Lite lor the ulhce of I'rolSlitll
ol:il')"of 1'ninn countv, (subject to the de
cision of the Union Convention.) Having
been uri;e I by numerous friends, I hope to re
ceive a liberal support. If I am nominated
and elected, I will perform the duties of the
duties of the ollice with the best of mv ability.
JOHN A. MEllTZ.
Lewisburs, May 18, ls'5!.
af.The aUm rarl of K'q. Mebtz, for TrothonnUrr,
was orlnril to tw loMrtud in our iatt apvr, but was
omittii tijr niintake. Kiia. Cuaosirw.
William Joitl" would h'n-by inform
the public, that hi will be a candidate for the
ollice ol COi;.TY' TREASI'IiER, subject to
the nomination of the County Convention of
the Sliih of August next. May St, '59
1 I ES.SR3. EDITOIt-Allow me, throoih
Xr I Vonr columns, to present to the public,
KAMI Kf. H.OKWKi. Esq., as a suitable per
son to fill the ollice of District Attorney. He
i js abundantly qualified for the duiirs of the
I lt. . , . ......n ,i f .Lfn..
! ollice, and aiiends punctuallv and laithfuliyto
business. The Convention of the 2'Jlh Au-
gust could place no belttr man on the Uckel,
and we will give him a hearty support.
West Itutlaloe, May S(i, 'S9. MANY.
-
O the Citizens of I nion county. I lake
this method of informing Ihe people of
the county that I will be a candidate for the
ollice of Ii'otbonntarjr at ihe ensuing
election subject to the decision of the con
vention of the opponents of Ihe National Ad
ministration. JOHN U1LULR
Mililmbtirg, May 16,1859
.4 , IJ. Vol'NF respectfully announces
that he will he a candidate for the ollice of
WSTRICT ATTORNEY for Union county
subject to Ihe decision of the convention of
Ihe 29ih of August next. May lrt, 1S.VJ
I
John It. Linn would respectfully an
j nounce thai he will be a candidate for the
I ollice of UISTKICT ATTORNEY for Union
county subject lo the choice of the conven
tion of the 2'Jth Aug. next. May 19, Iri.VJ
JIST Of i:li:K.Sof Merchandise
j subject to License, withtn the Ccunty
ol IN' ION, for the year lS-l'J.
William r.-jrl- y J-cVTm7aij
riiaiula-rhu tiro's do
A. Amui'in do
ltrwn a bunkta do
H T Iteitmeyr do
J'lM-pb M'Kwtiliii An
III Kvaiia A lo do
I' W It M Ki-li.ntui;h do
tince llol.teia do
Jim-(.i il..aa do
11 W Cn.tar do
Htitii AmiiinB do
it $: i
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14 7 IU
1-J 12 ut
II T "il
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14 7 no
14 3 M
14 7 nil
14 3 M
14 .1 Ml
14 7 l.l
14 7 in
14 7 l.l
14 a M
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11 is no
It 7 in
11 la no
It r. Ml
14 3 Ml
14 7 00
14 1 HI
14 7 m
14 3 Ml
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14 7 i
14 7 UO
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14 7 n
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14 7 ll
14 a an
14 7 IM
1 1 00
14 3 Ml
14 3 SO
14 3 Ml
14 3 iu
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14 7 i.l
14 3 .'.
14 3 Ml
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14 7 HO
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1:1 10 no
la l" no
I I 11 vv
14 7 l
14 7 no
It 3 S4
14 3 SO
14 7 HO
14 7 iO
14 7 OO
14 7 is)
14 7 UO
14 7
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14 7 no
12 12 .M
13 In no
13 10 IN)
14 7 00
1.1 10 00
14 3 6
IX 10 00
14 7 HO
l i !-. 50
li 10 00
S 55 no
8 UO
8 10 on
s lo no
s in no
8 In on
8 10 00
Jvha Ibiiik-liton
Uriirica Mar.h
do
J,..r.h I. Ilawn do
J Si-lirt-vrr a suit do
IIea-r.Kri-m,'rAM'niira do
Vranklin S Caidwvll
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
J a J Halls
111' K Malae
A K lleNnrinandra
W illiara MurTwy
riiiliiliaMlman
Uerkaliriioe k Mt-ars
TltiHiiae ti Ifrivr
J.it.n II Urate
Wilonm II H'nlS.
Ilur.b a litaidmaD
W..II-. VlVtael k CO
G W r nrreet
J llaier k '
r W rvharlla
7.iminerinan Jl Zcllcra
do
do
do
Charlea llrltier
Samuel Llletlica
A K Bimar do
C MeliH-b do
Tlmiua. Nesbit do
J Ve-l.it do
J F Ki. holla do
Mr. K Mane do
Mis. XubartKanej flnrida) do
ulr (.l-Wfti-r) do
llur-li HutrhiMia do
W illiani Jiititistia do
Cot.li.il (l'H,k) do
Slia.Si.yker do
J'ho liiiti-smao Krixr Ti.wssnte
3 K I'.irria Ni.w ;'ni.rru
Kaufman Re ber U HiTK ilaia TuaSHtil
Charli-p t awley 1Ylfieu, tnioB Tp.
H-aver k Co do
I, S ctatnm do
Jntin Ii lti(rar Kew Hebus
t:lwarl W ilson do
lli.-rt Swiuclunl do
It Kniiiih do
I-aar KiliK do
K W Maice do
Ii K Kerat T.jiruLTi'M, Hartley Tp.
Samurl Wi-lili'nautll do
Soli Dian In-islach Uaxtlkt Tp.
Mark llalferinj do
riiri.tian litif T.rwHTp.
RVtili'ver 11 BTt.aT0!l
Sheln SpiKrlmeTeT do
rumtuiiii:. k Wbitm.r do
W itiiatn Voutift Jr AlirrLlSBCa4
Wolfe k Barrar do
JUS lia-t do
liavid II Ki.ih-1 do
T k II 11 lla.iu-nr-lua; do
MniJnrr St-ha-ara do
J II Vouna k Co do
boa-ar k ItartM-r do
liudy k llimelreii-h FHaT..Tn.nt
M trmjjht k ilauck Kl rrAfi X KoArtS.
DUlillm.
Kei.h k Rroa. WrsT BrrraLot.
Itudj k rlkk 1'AklfaBariLLa.
L'atinrj Jfousc$.
J S neimbarh Hr.rn KntMS-.
William l!nm-fc M!m.lmBO.
Iltliiuiilin Laaisatlui.
'atlian KawD do
11 U lletnil do
An appeal will be held at the cffice of the
Treasurer in Lewisburg on Saturday the 4th
day of June next, between the hours of ten
and two o'clock. JOSEPH GREEN.
Appraiser of Mercantile Taxes for 1859
Lewisburg, May 6, 1S.VJ
M I la Ia I N IS II Y ,
AD I.WIILV KAMI MUllf
A lWA.MP.i I,. Zl lir.R resnectfullv
XJl. lnlorms Ihe citizens of Lewisburg and
vicinity, that she has opened an extensive
millinery ana rancy Store in Porter s Block,
on North d St., near Ihe Riviere House,
where she has for sale Keopoliian, Lace,
Straw, Braid and Lechorn BONNETS, also
alargesioclt of HATS and FLATS of vari
ous sizes and shapes.
DRESS TRIMMINGS of every color, and
the nearer! ,ty, tlK Dm Mr,T. B. Kirihn or
?.;n.,,.i!:'Jt'n'? ' "'" Alen a aariety of KM
blOllnhKY.aoeb a Collar.. Slee.ea. Hooneina-, Infant
Bnddlee. lumrtiog and tdiea all ol which wUI ba aold
very ebeap.
Having made my purchases in both New
.ork and Philadelphia. I (l,t,r n,,wf th.t tho, di.
rou. of buying anything in my Una ean hero IiikI a bet-
?L!i .'.rf" "h''k 10 elt " ll"
lured in tin place.
i am also prepared to do all kinds of
ni.r.ai iiiai, amn .a Neapolitan. Braid and Straw
Bc,nneta,ith UentV k Boya' ll.ta.aml Child reu i. Bnnueta
citing them a annea of apra-aransa neaer belore at
tained by milliners in tlila araUoa ot country.
Dresses MADE LP al the shortest notice
and in the moat approred style warranted to gi.e full
aalialacUon to any peraua aormg ma with their patro-
Confidem that I have everything usually
the most CutHlmoa laea, .only aak each ona to rail t
fura purcbaaing elararhera.
Lewisburg, April SO, 1859.
auriloa and oaiBiLloa Hoase la Lewlskant.
OeVB legal Auctioneer 1
IVLDonehowrr having been appointed
sole Auctioneer for Lewisbi.rg, is prepared to
attend lo al) calls in his line in town and
country.
Commission Sales.
In April next, I intend to open on Marke
street a Room for the reception, and the sals
at slated times, ofall kinds of Goods at Auc
tion. Any one wishing lo dispose of any arti
cle can deposit it with me and I will sell it at
the best advantage 1 can and charge a oer
centage for the same
Feb. 2fi, 1859 F A DONEHOWER
jrajtr-i t.'dttxttv a .
ssir f uu.tu. .4 natrnt
'acles, which the owner can have by calling
at ihrfhrvnick Jifi"civlpayipgtxpenses.li8
tC-r.r i r ' -. - . it- ;-ia
' - . . .
MARSH & CO.'S Grain and Grass Cutter for 1859
Tiic Msiitcst ani nct to)iini: ki:ii:k io nohcr etr
oilVi't-ii to Hie l aimiiii; 1'ultlic.
JantifacturcJ at tlic Lcwisbur?; FouuJry & Agricultural Works.
A Horse Power M idline adapted to cutting ail kinds and conditions of flrass andOnirf
! is what ihe FarmT wants upon sronnd adapted to any practical labor-saving machine of
i the kind. The LEWISBUR.G REAPER AND MOWER warranted ,
cut Hianding or Lodged lira.v. and liiam, wet or dry. rfijuirn g no Haarr in Vnwiny. fr
culling I'rain. it IS usnt lor a rrar or slue ncnvrry oi sural as may oe orsir'.l.
It combines in its oprraiion all the advantages of a long expfnenre and th- ,r, iatst
,,,... v.. nlhrr r.,n,i .,1 lUanrr and .Mower combined, yet introduced, has k..
t , iahme sa of rowrr and ea-e of
We respectfully solicit a TRIAL, upon
entire satisfaction we will consider it no sale.
and Mower to be all we say il is.
I'pon ihe policy of getting more merit for
abroad, who will buy elsewhere, before trying
be saved!
June 1, lS.ri!)w6
Real Estate.
FOR SALE.
O'
X South Fifth street, a property ?"-
conwsiing of a good Frame HonselJl 4
on a half Lot of ground. Terms easy. Apply
to May 11 A. B. VOKbE
. f.-r-ci crQ O A I C
IJ I O I J T OALt.
rilWO LOTS, sixty-six feet front earh. at
I the west end of MARKET STREET,
uurth side. Terms moderate. Enquire of
May i!0, 18.VJ Da. WM. HAVES,
.FATMr fV Ol APT?rS
' ' t. , i
miu snnsenrters out ai i riva'c r?it; indi
excellent Farm of Jusirms Raick drd.
in White Deer Tp. I'nion Co. Pa. eompnsina
aiioul t5 acres. 'The iniprovemenis are MJ
a eood ihree-sti rey M'O.N E HOl SsE aiolj-jL
a Well at the door, pnng and Spring Houce
not two rods distant, a Frame BANK BARN
about 34 by Mi, a Watron Phed and necessary
anrr)iil.).it.line ..n rk,.-kr.t an.l
about J
SClacres of Wood'and. The remainder is
under good cultivation, well fenced, has on it
a Limr.'tnnr Ifuarrii, and about 40 acres ol il
heavy Limestone laud. i:pwsi:n tuNTK.
W.vi liANCK. lantors.
May lo. ls.'.l) f.ra
iSo. A certain Lot of (iroiiml,
Halnablc Saw fox Solfri"
fl-IHE subscriber will exposeto Public Sale !"'b'll'!hf es f - folh ? "f
I at the lUr.ere ,,. Lci.hure. al 10 A. ' 'T "
M.. o s.:il.ir.l:iv. fl.o III. a.f June
next, a Iractof LAN V situate la Kelly T
I. 4 Ml vim .lie In Kellv --.,.
Lnion Co., containing
l.'J7 aCIiF.S,
or thereabiuts. on whirh are erected twn-.4
Loc DWELLING Hill sESand a liarn.jJ.
Spring House and other builduic
and two
Wells of Water on lhe Farm.
jKj, About one hundred acres or the said
ZZ. tract are cleared and under a good stale
ot eii iiva.ion The balance ot the tract is
well limbered
aula a.aiiu 1.1 .MUitrii ill a koi-i, hit i n i-vi -
hood and is about half a mile north of the
public road leadiri? from Milti.n tu Tlrnsh Val
ley and 3 from LewisburL'.and a.lioins lands
of John Bennaee. Laird Howard, Daniel
Kaufman and David Kellv.
Said Land will be sold' as the property of
ALStasinaa M Lisri a. deceased. Terms of
sale made known on i!nv of sale l v
JOHN BENN AGE.
Administrator will the W ill annexed
Kelly Tp, May ft, l'.i
I'OIl SAT. II
4 OF.SIRABLE i;iliIlillS I.ot." feel
2.
feet front bv Hi; deep.
l'niilire of
Beaver, Kremer
iV: M'Clure.
FOR SALE OS RENT!
TWO DOI BI.K FRAME HOI"---
JLi-lsEs and Lots, each suitable foriJi
two families one on North Fourth street and
one on St. John street, fi r Sale. Hall of each
of the above Houses are lor Kent.
tVAIso, for saie. four Boil line Lots en
North Fifth street. JOHN HOLGHTON.
Lewisburg, Jan. 20, Iff 9. Acent
TOR SALE.
mHE well known -r,..rn aa
at the easi end ol the l.ewisbnrgjLa.1.
Bridge. ,n Cllli;r,a,l,.r to.rohip, nrihd
Lo. ft will oe sold on rfasnnaMc irrms.
Inquire of MLLI..M FKICK.
Lewisburff, Pec. 17,
JFor salt.
i ' I ' residence of the subscriber, on aa
1 Market street in the lloroneh ol I s 1
l.ewisburg. 1 he house is of BRICK, well '
finished in every respect.
Terms One half lo be raid between thTs I
and, he firs, day of April next; .he balance SZS;
lo De paid in Iwo, ihree or hve years, as may ,rati.-. ami u.-uuui.. . h.rh m.y i.. .n m t t""i
suit the buyer. Possession given anv time. : "ur '"''mna. Ha.mg. hee..r. a-J it '
June 9, 1858 ISAAC WALTER.
F0K SALE.
RESIDENCE on North Third street,
m it bem? a Half Lot of i;rnnn,l ,,),
. ...r.,H.i.l.T u. t i.i, .. . .-
" -'"" "".".. '--'"-y riouse.trailie
Mabie, good ell of W ater, and a variety of
cnotce r rtir.
Inquire of J. B. M LAUGHLIN, Agent.
Lcwiaburp, Ortober la, lSS. tf
FOR RENT!
TUT T. RatO.llM ocenpied at pre
sent by Washington Hutchinson as a
faloon. They are suitable lor Jj 1 lOl'JS.
For Terms apply to "
Jan. 37. ISAM. JOHN It. I.IW
BRICK FOUNDRY FOR SALE.
The SUbscriberoiTrrs lo sell the
y.W-mar!re Brick Foundry at the west
The Proprieior's lime is wholly engrossed in
another employment, which is the reason he
desires lo dispose of this Foundry. Fur any
further particulars, address
WILLIAM FR1CK. Lewisburg.
Feb. 1S5S I nion Co. Pa
OppOi.e
FOR SALE.
tiTA Half Lot on Market M
8. Ritter's residence, wiih a good Well of Wa
B7?immm&B. j ine . arcroom. inire. ann iin itrot that i niu..i n..t irw.L .l . .h,.r.r ir.-
Machiuery attacheti also a larte arnuunt of "'utinura ttun2 mvr. notwib-unims t
Patterns for Paten. Right, for Agncuiiuyal Z
Machinery. Stoves, Ac. It is regarded as one I'hiladeipliia ami nn.uit ,.u. which . n nH:''"'
of ihe best locations for a s-wd.sale business. in "" 'ter .m tvi. .i,,n ,u re.-emm. n i.-i b" '''"'
ter anu new Stable ; very desirable lor a busi
ness stand, or residence, (or both combined.)
Also, other Lots, some wiih and so.-ne
without Buildings. JOHN LOCKE.
Lewisburg, Ocl. 8, l .j7.
drausht.
tin- alore state.l facts, and if we fail to gire
In short, we warrant our combined Reaper
less money. cra;er advantages at hi me than
a plan by whirh money, time and trouble ;tl
JA!i JS. .MA I ;N I I V f'O..
r
a.cw..-,uuiic, nion couiuy, renn a
SHERIFF'S SALES.
I")Y virtue of sundry writs of Ven.Rx.issu-
ed out of the Coun of Common Pleaj
Lmun county and lo me directed, will be ex
posed to pttLlic saie or outcry, on the date,
and at lhe places, following, to wit :
On Tuesday, the 21st day of June
next, on the premises, at 10 o'clock A V.a rer
tain tract ol land situate in West liull.il, .
I 'own-hip and county of Union, bounded nonli
,,y publ.c Rial, on the east, south and e,t
by lands of William Rule, containing acres
niore or less, with former water nchls, wh-re.
i on are erected a Grist Mill, a frame dwelling
j honse, a log stable, a well of cood water im
i a puinp.Ac.wnh the appurtenances as the
iF'opertyof H. Mariner.
" I Also, on the same dav. at
oVIrxk
p t .
X Roads, in Ba:falt.e
township.county al. resaid.ilireetther ceria,a
lots ol ground, lo wit :
No. 1. A certain Lot of Ground.
situate in Buflali e township, county of I'nii n,
bounded on lhe north by lands of William T.
Linn, on the west by land of Sarah Van Val.
zah, on lhe souiti by another lot of James 1.
I hamberl.n and on lhe ea-l by a public rva.
! 'eaJlnR to t'r Berlin, whereon are erected
iruuir tenant nouses, a tannery, tan house,
bark house, frame stable, and other ontbuild-
lD"' Wl,h Iheappurieuances.
I "r .ug m.j-r.itiii peni.es ani
hereon are ereni-d
i .. mi.-i t w i
a two-siorry brick dwelling house, anj out
buildings, with lhe appurtenances.
Xo. 3. A certain Tract of I.an l
in the township and county aloresaid, Imuioi
ed liorlb bv land-, J,.,.ih i.
ian,s f Aarilll Mlcr an, Jilhn ,i':icr."ai.l
i 5iililh an-I 4ar hp hm'v .,f 1 .. V v. . -u
,aini t-eiiiy ii.-o acre.-, more or lc.-hre
ls a Vl,u ap ;e ,.rcll3ril and olht,rv:li.
uable improvements, with the appurtenance,
a, the pri,prr,v vt Jamr, lK chu,,Crl,.
! Also, on Saturday, the 2.3t!i dav of
June next, at 111 n cluck, at ihe niihlie hen.,
PI Michael K.eckner, in ihe bon nsh ot X
R'-rlin. another certain Iracl ol lat.d, situaio ; ia
Lime-lone township, and county aiorr-anl.
hounded nenh t v land , f Philip Derr. d-i V,
ea1 l'Y 'ad.s i f Philip Gross, south bt pn: c
froa l. west l v lands of Christopher v-i. it
:and tieoige Uenner, containing une tui.iit-l
a"J sixu-two acres, uu te or le
are erected a I. g house, a bar k t-arn. n- !
other ouibiiildinss. &c. with the appariei-an-c)s.
as the p'operiv i f tl,. A',,.Ao,.g an,: ( H.
nt. JlliiN 'I'ROSsGAOV E. Mier'll.
Sheriffs Oiiice, Lewisburg, May 30, lvvi
DR. 1
(nil
oil iv i.i rnuini . ur
I nnrrfwl. nt. J f..r ll.f ntrr .f n Uil nml all rhf i f
,1,,: .titw ..f the l.wrr, hi.iir-t oti.t l;.;i.l
JutinJicf. Iirop-jf. tir.r luii-i,( Itri im-iiii.-hlliriu , ..
t.iltiiitr i f HI...J. In. ti iria I'. r!-t.tn,-:ti.u. .-nr.. . ..
t'liTi nn- pn l lrliani.it ry itli. nut iti-n. lo-ti.- II ,1 . ..
Mvk H..i:i' l.f. It ,. -!. I'iSllie-a,, Nri tl , i- tiN
i hrotii.- smiiut-ui' ? re tvs-t. unit In. i. , i,.,d.
tlui:ar Krilairta-t-Dit-fri. tiltr Ulrica. M aud . 1 -r r
I li. rn. Mcn uDaii 1 Irv-rs-hdJ I-i-iipim,:). NiIsm. s- ijiii.
Ol III ItntiffS lU B. KatiliR I irt-rc I th- lai r. rl
l ip. M-slitrniinl Kjitii.tr I'lwr. f tht- Mi-uib. I-1 1-..
. 1 hrol .t S.ft l'Biti. Tntvr. HirUr'n Hch n.l ... i i
MS-I or THE .-Hi, sti.I all llsH-.iu.st ,
' artxiit!
frt m an:
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