if 4""i ' 'l't j!: M : 't if ' ; I o ; wit- it H IT - ' li ; if ' ' i' I h- :t . if. ! Ml; If V . -ill. I Ji : ! A1 ' 13 1 . 1 1 St .1' .: rv . . - - . i - Umiolmrg (Cj)ronirh itr o. y. vorde.y t J. n. coxyELits. JfXK 1, 1S55. tr i. i.'t dmi.tKm of cjSsfpn!K "'.m'.'lL Hau simn. Ou Thursday of last week, a hurricane passed over a portion of Buflaijo Valley, destroying property to the amount of thousands of dollars. The furthcrest point, northwardly, wc have hcarj of it, was in tho neighborhood of Rudy's Mill, passing acro5S the Turnpike between Simonton'b anl Bichl'a hotel, and speuding its force around the Proisbach meeting house. Ia the northern part of its course, the p'rin- clpal damage was done by wind to the fjneca, but in the latter part of its devan - fating march hilstones fell of such size and in such numbers and force as to knock flat upon the grouud aud as u supposed completely destroy largo fluids of as fine wheat and rye as ever gladdened the eye . . . . i oi man. Among me greatest wsers we hear the names of JI. and J. Duukle. G. and N. Slear, John Kohland, JI. I)ries-! , bach, J. Sellers, It. II. Laird, Aurand, i ()f justice were removed from that coni 1'lank, Click, Itiehl, Beaver, Ileinly, and : muuity ? Are jury boxes are public pa- Others who vs can not now recall. Some ; pers safe among such men ? It cared in an of these lost only trees and fences ; one j atmosphere of duplicity, and lost to self or more roofs of farm buildings were respect themselves, they seem frse to ac taken away ; aud nearly all had window ; euse others of heinous offences without fear lights broken, the Drcisbacb church win-1 of check, aud with the sole hope of disco- dows being completely riddled on two sides. Altogether, it was the worst ttorm la that region known to the living. At the same time, a very mil l and .,.-ilr , ... v genue ram ion in tne cetguoornooa ot LewLbnri, without wind, and with little hail j no damage was done in Dry Val- cy ; and in -c t ain at the time. Jierhn, there was no -Tho Court of Union county ordered j the oath of these immaculate New Berli Ihat the license to applicants fjr leave to ners. It is true that they swear "to the keep Inns aud Taverns granted at the prcs-1 best of their knowledge and belief;" that ent Court of Quarter Sessions for said ; they knuw very little of what they swear Co unty shall tcrmmato on the first day of October ncx Court make out allow the sale There were 43 license ran-.l. ..,! 1 in Fcb.)-U in all. applications of 1'eters (new) in Lewisburg, and Krcmer Sn Selin.,.rAv .,r, n. nrntA S-On Saturday la, on motion of Geo. F. Miller, E-a , J. M. C. It.nck, a otuueui ot jaw oi iienry c liiCKOK, Jcisq., ' F l?i. J.. i . f T . rt t , , was admitted to practice as an attorney of the several Courts of this county. Esq. IUnck. has located in MifHinburg. Accident. As George Walter of Buf faloe Tp. was driviug home with his wife and daughter on Saturday last, while pis sing over a gulley on X. 5th St. the for ward axle of their rock a way broke off. The Lorso began to run, when the vehiclo over turned, bringing tho three persons under it, when happily the shafts became disen gaged, and tho horse escaped without dragging those in that dangerous position. Mrs. Walter was considerably injured, but the others escaped material hurts. The !,"ro r.:i heme with the shafts at his heels, and was badly bruised. We are told that the gully which caused the whole disaster has been as it is for a longtime, and that the attention of the borough authorities has been repcadedly called to it without effect. If not attended to the Borough could be made to suffer pecuniary damages. The Tlx in Wheat. We see some complaints of fly the iu Lancaster county, and Lave Leard of a very few ia the "West Branch region ; but almost with one voice, from every section, a good owth is now promised. t.A correspondent, in another col nmn, argues tho Irjnlity of the proposed j Hard Swearers' Inqui.'hion at New Berlin In adJitioD to tbe strong points of bis po sition, we would add The yicw Berlinert Lawjers arid all have by their own acts averted this attempt it not the proper one. Wo deduce this opinion from a number of facta : 1st. When they found themselves de feated, they sent to llanitburg to try to get themselves set off to Snyder county, thus acknowledging the validity of the election. Failing in that, they id. Hastened to prepare, under the tea fays' lair, to contest the vote. Tbcy thus by their own bands testified that the ten days' late was the legal ono to proceed un- der ; and tbey have so certified it by their j petition, by their oiibe, by their papers C!cd in the Trothonotary's office, and by their protest sent to Ilarrisburg all with in ten days. Sd. When they found a radical defect in their form, they suppressed it ; and, as last resort, got np a second paper, only the Saturday before Court, as a forlorn Lope in the desperate game of thwarting and delaying the popular will t, and that Hie Clerk of the their sweet ina oaths: but what rii;Lt have v ' u""8 !"" : iy at the Spring Lleclion Held on the loth ,!, i; ...i.. . , , ., , , nor . , i oui as oeins presenieu too late ana not 01 .uarcn last, unuer ine act 01 uie uenc ... - ' n I i n,niA, I,1.1 I uiy ciimic u i m i o.c otvuun . tuEin.cn9i.iju iijiiitu iu tnev to ucciare iticv ocucrc men voicu . . w . ... . i. .i. t. i.i ... .k. . of liounr to that tUtu nnlv r,.l,.1..,.il n.l . rUot o.. (T.,...rj ! I" ..j " .,..,, nf ,.f -nin All these tacts combine in showing J ,.smpti(M1 on the part of the "ttetropoli that tbe New Bcrliners believed the ten taus aaJ Las aroustj aL,uiust ihem more fiays law was ine proper one ior contest. ing tbe election, lo addition, it will be j .1... r.t a a, : a , . . - " J" ! haraw the people for their own petty ag- Iiave put their names to the Oath or to the grand. zemeut. l'ctition they are too wise for that ! ! but l Ti "Vr- T r 1 " t t-'s-The election in V irginia has resul thrwhoietown is linked iu the scheme. ! . i .i e .1 t. .... B "ucm ' ted in tho Fuecess of the Hcmocracy - LL j Conjrrefs, Iegislaturc,and State Officers. ikirBallalion day at Selinsgrove last ' Mr. Wise has about S,000 majority for Fatutday quite a crowd of spectators, 1 Governor. "Sam" don't seem to tale among whom the military shone like fifty well among the slave-holders, and had poU dollars among a thousand cents. Our ' better come ont on tbe aide of Liberty. former correspondent, Capt Hummel, was ! Or r 1. r ii.' K , ' lCharles Mc Kee, found guilty of cn hand, fuller fun, and made a rons mp c.-Tv , r 1 int. t . livh,ion SDO..I -lie!,, ,.:.:-! I '"S tte barn of J.J. Ulsb, id Juniata aft la .del by I lands , u 1 t -nj- " i The Oath The Infamy ! As might be supposed, the arraignment I of the Election Hoards of Lewisburg as having received 150 illegal votes end the I charge that 150 of our citiseus voted false- lr fr!.n,liil..i.i1 ntiiidi asto - r; ciBliment,'and those h have made the i allegations have to l.rovc them, or buffer the consequences ! j It is repeatedly asked, "What can men : mean by this wholesale defamation of near - y ouc-thirdf our voting population 150 ' out of 492 voters?" AVhy, they only ! swear the charges arc ,:truc and arrot.... (u the best of their know led ic and belief," an J wo SUpp08e that having hunted over ! the old assessment-rolls and tally-lista on fije iQ New Derlin,nd fancying they de - i tected miuor deSaSecs against some, and Laving Leard of or imagined real or tech - ! uical irregular ities against others, they I cade up by hard tlioujhtt enough to make ' out tho affidavit, and have thus put them - ' sclvcs ou record ! And that is the loose, reckless code of morality by which political j matters have been managed at New Bcr - . . llu by wL.eh tbe Kailroad was mangled ami l.v whirh thev hnnn to sfrancle I)i- j j 1 o vision! Truly, is it nut time that the seat . vcring some accidental errors through the I ! long and iuquisitorial examination tbey j thercl-y create 1 Jut not Lewi.sburg alone is thus assailed, I . .... . . ! . aud branded before the couuty and the world.. ..every Division township except BuffaK.c is cbarcod with similar offences, . iavolviug tIi0 intcgrity of their election I oflieers aud the purity of the ballot-bos,on j about, seems evident from the tenor of Lfin L .Vo..;m. ; 1 ; I f If 12 ! the knowledge on the subject, docs their I I... .1...:. . ,f 1. ucyatit , it . . r l tie knowledge their want of know- j ge-perm.t tnem o i cuarge posu.ve , S VJ ? The legal max.m, . . i . . ..' I fipi-nri man la irti'.iiniiiil trt lirt innoponr --j - ---- .r, i - . i 'l. ff ? until ne is provca guiuy, is in pjiirii re versed by those who swear they believe a man is guilty until he is proved innocent I We ask the people of Union county to look at it. Is it to be allowed that the office-brokers in and arouud Xew Berlin shall handle, unauthorized, in their secret cabals your election and assessment papers, and if they find some apparent irregularity in a district of whieh they have not perso nal knowledge of every man, shall they be tolerated in ticearinj thry bclictf y ou commuted fraud and haul you, by scores, to the Court of Quarter Session as crimin als ? Must the people of White Deer, Chapman, and other townhips,iu addition to the oaths of election officers, the known penalties for illegal Toting, and the uni form laws on the subject, mako a pilgrim age to New Bcrliu, and prove to Baum, Sccbald, Swineford & Co. the right to vote of any or every man in their district or ruu tho ritk of being branded as felons ? No no ! The people of the several Boroughs and Townships arc at least at honest and as intelligent as those cf New Berlin ! Klection boards arc composed of men most likely to.ioir who arc and who are not voters, and with the penally hang- ; ing over their heads they dare not be dis honest if they were so disposed. And what would be thought if other districts were to swear New Berlin fashion ? Suppose there were 20 or SO men iu Buffaloo hav ing no more "visible means of support" than thoFC of New Berlin, and who should get hold of all the election and assessment papers of the Beavers, and finding some voters not assessed in those towuships,and others who did not vote at some prior elec tion, and some young men w ho Lad not been assessed at all ; suppose they should bear some idle story that there were 200 or 300 illegal votes given in : would that justify thein in swearing they believed there were 2 or 300 fraudulent votes cast in the Bea vers ? Would not the people of the Bea vers say they chose men for election offic ers whose business it was to ascertain the qualifications of voters that tbey had coufilL-ncc in them and that the BufTaloc men had no right to presume wrong un- i0?s ti,CJ i,aj wbat they believed to beun d ubtcd kuowleJge ? The truth is, every district is capable of guarding its own flection boxes ; and there is no law, cus tom, nor reason requiring the citizens of other districts to go to New Berlin, cap in hauJ, and explain or defend to their vari ous cliques the rights of those admitted to the voting privilege. It is an impudent enmity than any of their arrogant and j wicked acts and tricks to plunder and county, has been sentenced lo the pcni- tniary for four years. Lcwisbiirj: Chronicle The Poor Tax-Payers! Mr. Chrohicle Previous to tho lt vib!un clcotiun in March last, there was great commiseration cipressej fjr the noor tM-pavera of Union County. The - 1 urofctstonal reputations of three of the I greateitt lawyers of the Metropolis was , pledged, that the Lewisburg and Selius- rroVe bonds were entirely worthless io law," that if the County was divided, j the poor tax-payers would havo to buy the ground, and build the buildings, (the Jail at Lewlsburg to coat ijl,000, ao- j cording to Jlr. A.'s speech in Hartley;) j Snyder County would have to pay 51,- j 000 to transcribe the records ; and hun- drfdsof similar falsehoods were published, ' verbally, and ia handbills distributed : through the couuty, which no doubt, in. ! duced many honest voters to vote difTe- j reutly from what they would, had not ' such misrepresentations been circulated. ! Well, the election came and passed j over ; and noiwkhatandiug these false- hoods an J promises (and atnon the rest 1 ?"? man P""1'-'1 the good Middleburg I folk!) that if thev would l'ivc a unauimous , .a .. .. ,, v . . I ... P. ... . . .i ... 1 1 ! so uut'ortunate as that division would carry, hu would give S.",000 to build the County Buildings in Middlebur'', but as there were 1 1 who had the hardihood to vote for division it was sufficient ex cuse for his subscribing 100 instead of i $0,000,) a majority of tho voters decided ! in favor of a division. Lewisburg and Selinsgrove (as well as other places) ex - ccutcd the bonds in conformity with their I promises, which have been approved of j by the Court aud published, putting the lie on all the assertions of tho Jletro- politans to the coutrary. The people are satisfied : not bo with , il 1 f . 1' o .1 ... the slab-walled Metropolis. Some tbtrly of them came beforo the Court of Quar- ter Sessions oa tho 10th May, and, rep- , . i r rescutiug themselves as thejKople nj t uioti County, accUsO the officers of tho election , , ... , , .. j. , t , , ,; boards with bolung a fraudulent election and makingaos rcturns,and ask the Court tn r...;t iliom .i .nnf.cf lm olnoilnn ! wou'a uaTe oonc " luc7 uaa lvcn ,uc 1 1 . , , . ., tlcc,","n Tf' 7 cf l001J an ia"Jourueu. cou" on I tbc 12th JuDe 0 tuC great M f tUC mo i-iu o uuu, i in lue iiicdb iov ji iui; , ,, , , , f. . ,. , , Ul IUV .'li;il I'HUllS. J UAlt.ll.A 1I1U Muhid a DCW.,papers ' ehL ui ' specifications of fraud, and subpoenas with dual tecum to issue. In all this, not a word is heard in behalf of the poor tax payers ! who will have to foot the bill ! ! Tho advertizing and subpoening of wit nesses will cost hundreds of dollars, and if the Court should decide, on the ap pearance ot the voters, (not the "person" elected according to the law of contested elections) to go into an iuvestigatiou asked by the Metropolitans, thousands will not excuse tho poor tax-payers. After the adoption of the Reformed Constitution, in 1839, the Legislature in conformity with tho provisions thereof passed an act on the 2d July 1839, "reg ulatiug the elections of the Common wealth." This act provides for the elec tion of Congressmcn,Elcctors of President, Governor, U. S. Senators, State Treasurer, and township officers ; but CO County ofiVcr is authorized to be elected under , ; that act. Tins act vesta 111 the t jurt of Quarter Sessions tlic power to try the ! cjutusteJ iloction of toicnshiji officers elected under that act. Cm the same day the Legislature passed an act for the election of Cuun'y officers. On the 3d I - i i .i I May, lboO, they passed an act authorizing . the election of District Attoruics. By these acts for the election of County Offi- J j ccrs (in October, and not in March.) tho power to contest their election is vested in , . , ., . I the Court of Common Pleas, upon a pe- j tition bcinsr filed with certain requisites I rW ten days after the election. The act J crccting Snyder county provides that the election therein provided for shall ,:besub jeet to like trial and examination as is provided for iu case of a contested elec tion for any County ollice under thegencral election laws of this Commonwealth." In Judge Tarsons' repoits of tho Philadel phia contested election cases, it is decided that the election laws of Pennsylvania arc to be construed t pari materia the whole as one act unquestionably requir ing the petition to be filed in the Common I'ltjs within ten days after the election, and notice sent to tho Secretary of State or Governor of the filing, so as to prevent the charter of the new county being issued till the contested election was determi ned. In the Uuion county ease, (as far'as evidence has appeared,) no petition was filed, and no notice sent ; the enrolemcnt tax was paid, the charter issued, Bonds and Subscriptions approved of by the Court for tbe erection of the County l.uild ings, and the County division line run by tho Commissioners. In the face of all this, a few New Berlin men, on the 14th Play, 1855, presenter! a petition in the Quarter Sessions to contest the election; alleging as a reason that men who have been born in the County and lived In it from their infancy, the largest portion of their allotted time on earth, and others who have lived in it from 20 to 40 years, had no right to vote on the Division question : and tbe majority of the Court decide tbe application to be in time, and in the proper Court, and fiakcs an order that will involve tbe County in the expense of thousands of dollars and stiIl,yet,no doloroous warnings to the poor tax-payers issuo from the Metropolis, the center of the wisdom of the county ! A TAX-PAYER. ami West Branch Farmer June 1, 1855. fgrln getting up, for the Sheriff, tho Special Court Proclamation, the Netf Her liu managers have carefully conccalod the mimes of those who are put forward in the matter, aud their oath is not given ! The followiug we are assured is a correct copy from the original, and will supply those deficiencies : Signers of the Petition. K Ha-ind'ord H E Bouse Michael Clemmens Phillip Frank Samuel Swengle jr J H Cornelius Samuel Hunt C llcimbach Charles Cawley Samuel 8 Aurand i W Bcnner J Seebold Charles I) Housh Michael Kleckuer I) M Roush l; Smith F K Staufier J.icub Wesjiuli Charles Kleckner S IF irriiatiy jr iSem Schtich Manaus Rarti-lott J ihn 1 Xeebold J M Bauin 11 1) Maize John ftvincfurd Jo.M'jih Kleckner IS.-tt j H Winters W B Batnu J Ijnick A J l'cwrs The Oath or Affirmation. rXION COL'MTV bri. I'cisonally appeared before John Swineford j division off'nlon county. Esq., a Justice of the 1'eace in and for said! ln"' Spreification. The proof was not pro County, John Seebold, Joseph Kleckner. John ! durcd nor demanded by the officers holding M. Jla'uin and Samuel S. Aurand, two an l the election in the Borough of I.ewisburg and more of Ihe foregoing petitioners, who being Selinsgrove, the townships of White Deer duly sworn and atlirmed according to law, and East Uulfaloe, of all those electors whose i vl ON OA I ti SAY T1IA I tfie r .V;l r stat- 1 l l1 THB KORECOIXO PETITION AUK j Tlil'E AND CORRECT to the best of their knowledge and belief. J. Seebold Sworn and arlirfhed and subscribed be- fore me this 12th day of. May, A I) 1855 ) Joan SwisnroKD, J Joseph Kleckner J M Han in Samuel b Aurand j B5uTbe substance of the Petition we 1 suppose it is understood is embodied in the Sjwiji-iittoHi given ia tho Official ' Declamation following. Adjourned Court Proclamation. Vui:ni:is the H in. A. S. Wilson, President Ju Ige for the -Otli Judical district, consisting of the counties of Cnioa and Milllin, and Jacob iiicuiiiyei mill J times .'idrsiiaii ustirsn B.3ir , -M Ja of Valoa C(ulltjr ,iav'e ?5Sued tlo-ir precept and order bearing date 22d day A- - 15)55, and torn, directed.for the holding of an adjourned Court of Quarter scs- sions of tie peace for saia C0Uiity to be held ! at the Court House iu the Borough of New ! Berlin, on the I3!h day of June, A. V. 1855, , fof h(,aring ,he pellj, and corapaint of clti. zens of the county of L'nion complaining ul an I undue election and false return of the voles day ral f j , n.Vder and relative to the seat of Justice f " " j Notice is therefore hereby given to all the i C1,IZP"S 0.,'aon !,unl and '? 8,1 Ps"" interested therein that they are hereby notified and required to be then and there attending at the tinn and place appointed as aforesaid : And agreeably to the order and direction of sail Court the charges and specifications at tached to the petition are made part of this no tice, of which the following is a copy, to wit : 1st CHARGE rXm-I ELtCTIO.V. 1st Specification. The followiug named persons voted for division in the North Ward of the Uorough of Lewisburg, who were not legally entitled to vote either for or against divi.Mon for various reasons as aforesaid, and others to wit : lleury Neuer,jr.,I.evi B. Hcrhst, John Waters, Wm. Rossell, John Smith, Win. C. Mooie, Henrv Mathias, Mathias Mabus, Win. V. Miller, Wm. Carothcrs, Samuel Uro vor, T. P. (.'olatnn, Jotin Alilpion, UeliJ. II. Fisher, J. K. Loomis, I'.iisha Kittenhonse,John Owens, L. K. Evans, Miller Jones, Arther O. t a it!i i.ii'fia 1i.9..i.t,n v. I'verpecK, i nompson ionacny, isaac Hublrr, Andrew ISurget, Abraham tloblcr, I vision, showing that the returns is incorrect, J. F. lteale, Sampson Miller, John A. Sncll, i which said vote of right ought to br added to Andrew Getz, James L. Lewis, Samuel Dcit-1 the anti-division vote. rick, Henry Manning, Wm. Rearirk, H. p. I th Specification. That the following pef WalWer, M.M. King. Tho. Boon, J. W. Young, j sons voted for division on the 10th dav March James Pattle, Joel C. Potter, Jacob Krow, last, in the Month Ward of the Borough of Charles M dngor, t,eo. Kolanil, John Miller, John T. Miller, Thomas Shoemaker, John Ncsbit, jr., Albert B. B irnes.G. A. Pelty, John D. Wallace, tiitnon P. Myers, Andrew Hutchi son, Ilenrv Bront, Peter Animon, II. L. On ler, Wm. Johnston, Wm. Kline, John Lilly Joseph Canter, James W. Taylor, Konbcn Ma- i bus, .ainuel W tlson, O. r. W ooit, John VI en- j sel, Henry D. Fraine, Thomas y nddiugton, j and others, as is believed. "J Specification. The following persons voted for division of said county in the South j Want of I.evishurir. who. for the reasons aforesaid, and others were not legally entitled " vote on that subject, to wit : Jasau Chappcl, James Hamlin, John Thornton, Francis Kee- ner cury Woolsy, Zachanah Stanch, David Newman, Isaac Uehaven, John Harkenames on, John Cosier, Frederick r ries, Parallel tint, Anson Taylor. John Bently, Win. G. Rake, Samuel S'"y, Wm. Miller, William Moore, James j Murty, Lewis Sticker, Dennts Pursell, 1 j,,,,, 0lbsoI1 jacob ike, Davld Ritemyrr, j Wm. A. Schrever, L. M. Ncsbit, George "rnlge, lieca.er iiiiigan, uan ei cn, ,,am Wnt.r 4ltV!iri? l.irHti. W. K. Wilson. John 1 flianefelt, A. P. Shanefclt, Jacob Bridge L. A. D. Ilradway, Juhu N. Lukeus, Air. Alowrey, Jacob Nevhart. 3 Specifieatiiin. The following persons voted for Division iu the Township of East Bulldloe, who, for the reasons aforesaid, and others, were not entitled to vote, viz : Alfred Kneas, Jacob Hundore, Jacob Voder, T. b. Williamson, John A Selser, Adam Sheeber, Daniel Thomas, A.J. furmanelohn D. Fratn, Win. Cochran. 1A Specification. The following voted for Division in the township of Kelly, who for the same reasons aforesaid, and others, were not legally entitled to vote, to wit: William Mover, (son of Jacob) Geo. Washington Mover, Wil liam Moore. 5A Specification. The following voted for Division in Hartley township who, for the same reasons, and others, were not legally en titled to vote, to wit : Jacob Latshaw, James Wilson, Edward Orwig, Hiram Border. 61 Specification. -The following named per sons voted for division in the Borough of Se linsgrove, who, for the same reasons, and oth ras, were not legally entitled to vote, to wit 1 Franklin llehn, Jacob Wissinger, Washington Botdorf, I. Faitstnaught Alfred Warehamjohn Deitrich, jr., Edward M'Glinsey, Jacob Wise, Pavid It. Duncan, Daniel Reighart, David Deitrich, jr., John Kenn, John C. Womer, Fre derick Bower, O. Aaron Hassingcr, Charles Hunter, Isaac C. Fisher, Thomas Deal, Frank lin Haupt. 7th Specification. John M'Pherson Voted for division, in Union township, and was not le gally entitled to vote. 84 Specification. Thai printed handbills and circulars with the names of William Ca meron, John Chamberlin, James F. Linn, John Walls. William Frick, Eli Slifer, Thomas Hayes and George F. Miller thereto attached and signed, wherein and whereby they, the said subscribers dirl acref? and pledge them selves that in consideration of the majority of the people of Union county voting in favor of its division, on the !6thins(., (March 185) we will pay, or eanse to be paid, the Ave hun dred dollars lax upon new conniies and also the sum required for transcribing the records for Snyder eounty as called for br the 20th section of the Act of 3d March, 1855, by indi vidual subscriptions, without any cost to the Snyder coontyl treasury. Dated March U. 185.5. And that the said snbacribers did thereby attempt and endeavor lo influence the voters of said Snyder county to vote fur divi sion by said offer and promise for the pecun iary be aefit of said voter! of Snjder county, and have na Jjubt many voters were thereby unduly influenced to rote for a division of union eounty. 1 tte subsenners resiuiug in thai part of the county called Union. Jlli SpeciJicilLiit That Jtller printed hand bills or circulars with the names of Mlwrse Sehtire, Henry (J. Kyer, VV'm. Colsher, John App, Charles A. Moyer and I.euilard App, tiiercto suhscrihed and attached, all of the Borouhof Sclio.s(;rove,ilid pledge themselves if a majority of the people of Cniou county will vote in favor of its division on the Kith insto (March 155) the? live hundred dollars that must he pa d to the tstate to obtain the charter, shall nut cost the tax payers of Sny dcr county one dollar. We piedye ourselves that the money shall bn paid by individnal subscription, an I also ihe money for trans cribing the records for Snyder county, as call ed for by die 20th section of the division act. Si-linsgrove March 1 1, H5."i. Thereby at tempting to influence the voters of said Hny der county to vote for division by the said offer, pledge and promise, for the pecuniary benefit of the vijIts of the proposed new coun ty of . Snyder, and doubtless many voters were luduced t.i vote for division by reason thereof) and still notwithstanding thoe undue influen ces, there were near six hundred majority of the voters in Snyder couuty polled aylie elec tion on the 16th of March last against the names were noi on me hsi oi axauies as re- j quired by the flsth and 6(iih sections of the act of July 3, lf3!l, and theSDih section of he act of March 2, 1S55, relative to the division of said county. 1 1M Spteiicittion. The tickets, talley-pa pers, lists of voters, returns and pertiininglo theeleciions held in th of Lewisburg and (el:nsgrove, the townships of White Deer and East Uulfaloe, are objected to.and the election held in said districts as in the aforesaid specifications mentioned was an I undue election on the subject of division, and therefore ask for a general count of the votes of said hoxes respectively, and a full produc tion and examination of all the said boxes and papers of said lioroughs and Townships. 12A Sprrifieatiun. Neither the judge, in spectors or clerks who held the election in While Deer township on the With of March last took and subscribed any oath or affirma tion, as required by the S'-J section of the Ueneial Election laws of July 2, 1H39, and therefore an undue election, iected to and contested. Tt-.. 1. - ., "u " oo- 13M Sprrifieatiun. It is alledged that Joseph j Red No. 1 1 on the list of voters in the South j ward of the Korouh of Lewisburg, and who ! voted for division, is the same Joseph Reed who voted for division in said ward and num- i bered on the list of voters l'.l'J i and that El-' hannan Fisher and T. JI. Purdyalso voted for j division in said ward who were not legally qualified to vote either for or against division, which votes are therefore objected to. 14A Specification. That Robert Dunlap, ! Oeorge Frear, Charles C. Collings and George ; Spratt voted for division in the North ward of the llorough of Lewisburg ho were not le gally entitled to vote either for or against di. vision, which votes are therefore objected to. 13M Sped ficalinn That Samuel Millhnff, Jacob Mook and Jonathan Bosert voted in l'enns township for division, who were not i entitled to vote on this subject, which voles ; thus illegally polled for the division of the j county are objected lo and of right ought to ! be rejected. 1GA Sp-rificatmn. That I James Taylor, Joseph ll .tr. Jr., John F. Fisher.Anthony I)en - nis, Krnse Karr, Uavirt Deitlrndarter, John Height, Henry Clou.ser, Michael fmiih, David Kohenold, Kudolph Prawand, David Hill, Mo- i ses Voder, (lenrge Mover, Jesse B. B. Raube. William u. allace and deorge R. Harber son, who for the reasons aforesaid and others were not legally entitled to vote, but that they did on the said lfilh of March last vote for di vision in the township of White Deer and are inererore objected lo anil ought to ne rejected. 17M Sperifientinn. That Andrew Mowrer voted against division in the Borough of Se linsgrove, whereas the list of voters shows that he did not vote either for or against di- Lewisburg, who for the reasons aforrsaid.and other reasons, were not legally entitled to vote to wil i John Tross. Hen., Jacob Voder, Peter liitcniyer Mcorge lirnijc, I. li Cestui, illiam Saris. William sliannon.John Egbert, Jr.,John Uunachy. I. F. Greer, Jacob Prtrrs, Jeremiah ! Strickland, Joel C. Kelly, Samnel Strickland, Jacob Heitzinan, Henry W. Johnston, Grillith ! Murphy and George Rcilmvrr Sen., and are j therefore objected lo and which said votes of, right ought to br rejected. 19th Speeificntion Also that the following ! persons voted for a division of Cninn county j iu the North Ward of the borough of Lewis burg, who mere not legally entitled lo vote, to : wit : Stephen Cbappel, George Roland, Itenj. Anirstatt, John Col nelins, Thomas Miller.Jno. j P. Miller, Frederick Marsh .George M.Spra't, i Henry Poeth. Benjamin Slough. Elias fiickel, I William Bellman, Jacob Slifer. Geo. Hell, Isa- j iah Girton, Jacob or Jacfcson Leonard, Alex- ; ander Morrow and Jacob Zentmyer. which ' are also objertrd to and ought to be rejected. 04 Specification. Also that Hamuel Mc- I Mutrie. Samuel Voder jr. Adam rk jr. Peter ' ,ieck, Je ... It .t.r jr. Jacob High (or Saml.) Sa.n...,t ll.nl. Tk..... l Sf ., i n f.n..;.l KaneR votea tor division in tne lownstnp White Deer, who were not legally entitled to vote. 21s Specification. Thai Elias Mciok, Sam-! uel Mook, Henry Mook and John Moojj voted in West BurTaloeTownship fdr Division, who I were not legally entitled to vote, the Votes j therefore are objected to. 22- Specification. That J. W. McBay, Pe-1 ter B. Rush and Hiram Conrad voted for divi- I sion in Washington Township, who were not I leial!v entitled to role, whose a-nfes. lrm&ra ought to be rejected. Sn ritiRnc ns tTrcs. 1st Specification. Whereas the lawreo,nires that the elections in and for the township of ; Chapman in said County shall be held at ths houscjof Levi t. Herrold, now occupied by Isaac Kumlelt In saut I ownship. I Hat the return made by the ludgc, Inspectors and Clerks cf the election held in and for said township on Ihe 16ih day of March last, which said return shows that said election was then and there so held at the Houso of the said IsaaclRumfeit as required by law, whereas in truth and in fact the said election was not hrld at the honse of said Levi P. Herrold oc cupied by Isaac Rumfelt as represented, nor even upon his premises. It being therefore a false return. This whole bot is thcreforcjob jected to as illegal and void, and that Ihe whole vote of right onght to be rejected. 2i Specification. That neither the Jndge, Inspectors, nor Clerks who held the election in the township of White Deer oh the 16th day of March last look and subscribed either oath or affirmation as required by law for the faithful performance of Iheir duties respect lively, making theirjeturns and all their pro ceedings erroneous and false1, and therefore this whole box and return for this and Other reasons is objected to as illegal and void. flj Speeifieal:on.Tbe refurn made bv fhe officers who held the election in East BurTaloe township, for the reasons aforesaid, relative to the election and return from said district, is a false return and undue election, and is objected to.. 44 Specification That in addition to Ihe said election for division being ondu&and the returns erroneous, Ihe said Act of Assembly aforesaid approved March 2, 1835, onder which the said election was held, is unconsti tutional and void and all the proceedings bad under it a nullity. Given under my hand and seal at the Snrr iff's Office, in New Berlin, the 26th day of Mav, A.D. 1855. JOIIS KESSLER, Sheriff. The October Election. tor tba Cbnmicto. Mnssas. V.xd &. ConnLltS I would propose Al.HKKT H. VOHSE of oqr Borough to the voters of luion Ooun'y as a suitable candidate for the otlice of IVOSCCUtlnK tttornf jr of said County at the ensuing Klection. 41 A VOTEK. To the Voters of Union County, "I BELLOW CITIZENS I offer mvelf as a J candidate for the (Mice nf Mir rift'. (subject to the decision ol Ihe v nig bounty Convention.) Phould I be nominated and elected, I pledge myself to discharge the dunes of said ollice with fidelity ami impartiality. lMNillL V. CtLUI.V. Kelly Tp, May IT, 1S55 tnpd For tha Lewiabnrf, Chronicle. ) Mil. Wosiir. It arpears to me that the ! time has come when the citirnS of Union county should suggest suitable persons to fill the Oilier of the county to br rlected at the rnsping October election. By doing so in time, it will be more likely that those oll"-.es will be i tilled with the most competent Oificers. As I one of the people I would suggest JOHN V. I DAKIIEK, Esq.. nf West Buffalo township. to j the suflrages of the voters of I'mon county, for ! the othce of Attorlulc Jmltre of said county. LEW1MULIJU. May 25. 1H55 tf. Real aBstate- A desirable business Property for sale. aMa"T.ers! VllT' MILL (IiEEK IF, 1 1 II H t e ll'trmi'"!! ! wgdou Co., l'a., will be sold at Public riale, un Tuensim, 2nih June next. t?A Lithographic Diagram, with a descrip j lion of th- property, can t'e seen at the count- j ing room of Messrs. Brooke, Tyson A. Iv'hn, : and Humphreys, Hodman A. Koous, t'hiladel- i phia, also at the Lewisburg Chronicle' ollice. I Terms favorable. fcEssi rn & vno. Mill Creek, Pa., May in, lKf.d A Valley Farm of Limestone Land, POMPBISIXU aliout 1C3 Acres, for VJ SALK. haul Farm is in one of the best Wheat-growing Vallies in Central Fennsylva- - , o,..i.. , , i; ,,i 1lllit,WllllllllOIII.ttsi',.,.lj,.i..wo.j1,- rua ( accesslble t(, Markets, in an eminently i healthy neighborhood, near to Mais, Stores, ; Church and School Houses, and in the micUl J of an intelligent and respectable population, j The Improvements are a first-class BANK , BARN ho by 13 feit.with a fair Mansion -fc ! House, Wagon house. Corn honse, andJiXi j other (suitable O jtbuildings. It has a large j .mvAppIe Orchard, and Peach and Pear trees ! if Ac. suh"icient for ordinary use. The Farm is all cleared rxcept about one aere (and plenty of Woodland in the immedi ate vicinity.) all of Limestone soil, and as the owner thuiKs is not surpassed tor natural pro ductive qualities by any in the State. J It will be sold wholly, or a portion of 60 to ' 100 acres, as might suit a purchaser. C9Any rash man wishing such a property i can obtain further information by applying to ' O.N.Womis, Chrtmitk oilier, Lrwi-sburg. L4"0 Estate of Abraham Aurand, dee'd. VOTICE is lipreliy given that Letters il TeMamrntarvon the estate uf Abraham ' Aurand, late of East BurTaloe township, dec d, have been granted by the Register of Union county to the subscribers, resident in said township ; and therefore all persons having claims or demands against the estate of said decedent are requested to make known the same wiihont delay, and Ihoae indebted are requested lo make immediate payment. A II RAH M AI RAND, trM sl'Rtvn l!,' .(!.. will and tet. of A. Aurand, dee'd. East Biitl'alne, Feb. 10, 1855 NOTICE. WE be? leave to introduce ourselves ,o the citizens of LEWISBfKl! and vlctnitv, as Mter.siVe .Timers aim snippers oi MhilC A"li AnllirurllP Coal, At Lancaster Vvltieri, SarthnmtttrlanJ Co. l'a. where we have extensive improvements, and nre nren.irril in nrler to the nnblic a very fnne; ,,.,lo narti,.nl:irlL- nileil to the maiillf.lC- Hire cf Iron aud making Steam. Our sizes ol .... . ..... .. . j Coal r.re LI MP .for Smelting purposes. STEAMBOAT J-for do. and steamboats. BROKEN EGG for Family l sc and Steam. STOVE NIT i for Limehttrnsrs and Stcartl. I'EA Our Point of Shipping is srNlU'RV.wnere arrangements are made to load Boats without any delay. COCHRAN. PEAI.E A Cf. J.J. fSv-HRAT. ljfcn-ater. I Brs-j. Br.i?BnB. Lanrmiter. C. W . I'kali. Sliam.tkin. II. Biuwawu tlo reorders addressed toShamokin orSnnbury will receive prompt attention. Iva5 GEORGE T. COLE, "HEALER in Pianos, Melntfeons, and if all kinds of Musical Mrrrhan disc Keeps constantly on hand. Hallei A Davis. Boston ; Lighte. Newton & Bra.lburys; ; and Bennett & Co., i. Y.. I'lAXOtS. Also, 1 rrniCFS & Co.'s celebrated MEI.ODEO.NS, . prices from $ 15 00 to 1 SO CO. I iruersirom aiiisiancewiii meet wnn prompt , attention. Second haud Tianos taken in ex change for new. Kooin directly opposite the Conrt Hons. WiUiainnport, l'a. -Fr'l ' 57Jm6 NOTICE lierek siven. that ElMm V. Marsh, L one of th ; Members of the Firm of (ied- des, Marsh & Co, by mutual consent has withdrawn from said Firm, and that the business will be continued at the old stand bv Simuel Geddrs, James S Marsh. Joseph W Shriner, and Frederick Marsh, under the name of Vtddcs, Marth V ' PAMCEI. GEDfiEP, ' JAMES H MARSH. JOSEPH W SlIKIXER, FREDERICK MARSH, ELISHA C MARSH. Lewisburg, April 11, 1S55 Notice ia further fjiven iflnl iKe ct?neriJipr I have purchased ihe interest of the sail Elisha .uarsn m me inton rnrnace. SAMl'EL GEDDE3, J. S. MARSH. Lewisburg, April 11, 1855. DISSOLUTION. riTIHE Partnership heretofore existing be tween J. V F. Srraitn is this day dis solved, by mutual consent. The outstanding business will be settled by F. Spvker. April 2, 1855. J. tt F. Sl'VkER. The business' of the above firm Will be Car ried or! hereafter bv the subscriber, who is de termined to sell Hats, Caps. Ac., lower than ever olfered before in Lewisburg. Gentlemen, please give me a call, t. SPi'RER. Executor's Notice. NOTICE is heretiy given, that tetters Testamentary en the Estate of GEORGE WINKELPLEClrT, late of Hartley township. Union Cottfity, ifec'tf, have been granted to Ihe undersigned by Ihe Register of In ion coo my in due form of laW ; therefore, all persons in debted lo said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having any just claims are also requested to present them le gally authenticated for settlement. DANIEL WEIDEN9AIL. April 20, IS3S, Eaecator. THIRD ANNUAL BSPORT OF tbe Union Coimtf Mutual IniWuce Company, t al(tfl, tl,MMl Abstract of the Tiird Annual Report of th Board of Directors bf trie Lnioo County Mu trial Insurance Cumpan, bade ik their aanu I meeting on tht! 6rl fldnday ot Mar, A. V. inr5. Amnmtftf pmrtr fmuM .f.k, Wf 1, VM JNr,7$ Jt AitKiuut of irvrtjr iiuunal Uw yal yar to At) 7, ls& 1S.KII 00 t.-Jl-.D SI K'10 M A n't of potldtl rarrrndcfrtl Ukr put year TuUl iu't of property insured to 3fey7,l,$?7Vjiil 71 Ain't nf premium not In t'rr Way 1, 1S&4 S,Mt ftZ Aw t u frcnuulD Mrlo recti fed Uic put ynr 1JM 11 $-"Tl 74 Affi'tcfpre'm notes sorren&ftU the psat year l,6ul Kj T'jUlam'tof pr'nlttite!njrcMy?Jl6a. f3Hi4a a VumW nf plHf in f jm May t, 11451 um'i r -I plil-B t-mi! p 14 i 1 ! -"u.il police .nrrra Ifc. put yaaf TlUl noeiber of polkfaa la irrx May 7, li Statement of the operation of the Company dufin; the past year, vi s Imtm and Expenditures. An't of elaim f'jr 1 1 nnn no ' onipnatttni to WmHTl In 2J " Trfuunr lo oo " Mnnrriitt'inl nn X-arvturht Sft 2 SJI TV " irynM- nf mllertiar; Aaramat Xo. 2 9t t M ini.ij.-ntal raj.uMFa tr pfmtftog, Ac 21 oi offimt rt'at 4o M l'ri-iij.-nt'i nalafy 3 u claim r making out AaataaaMnt No. 2, aii.l mm. a.'M St 0 M Treasurer' atrCLUbt I ad $1,411 M Am't reriTd on pri-iniuni notaa tL part yr Ain't i'f A.Mmnrarjl No. 2cbarg"(l to Tp-nnrr 4,?1S 30 Am't 'I Mr Tr ,m ttraennt XO'i IfQU Set K-f 1.433 ST Ei-ewnf liiiMliLVsotof uteri &f theCompany .May 7, 1-14 ft) Arfimt Stute of the Fundt. Am't"f unpnMrU-iii"n wl,i,-hordrraariMOd $1337 9l Am't 'iur Ml A r- irth ul !To. It aa yvt u.'.-.tlr !..! ft,2 t Am Uac fn u agrltj HU i 1,J 32 .m-0f ilrf c:t May 7, 1S.' t Stiifment nf Lome the pott year. Ncalit, Uaea A InLlknrn, Lrwubors a.000 Ihrcclurt. ts Ultra J VM.. M.aaMiLI. ilWt WlIT - Krra - -J-HS C.t51T J' MS A. lU.TK 1 1 C. It I. IIKLtCa W. M. S. H.- M llVSIIL WlT'.LR W. t. Wc.ovjfui J"ll ll.TKMI.e - 5l-r5 BiKCMr W a. Kvsuusq LewiaBarft.. . Wbita llwrTp. J Hartley Tp. laloaTp. Eat Buffalo Tp. Lcwiabnrg. do. WaMhinKtoa Tp. l'haiaaa Tp. Srlioaarova. . Krlly Tp. Haavr Tu. Ucrliat. Ofiieert. rauiBisT JolIN Gl'NPY. Aii: I'xmimst ISA KYER. ?r.niR J. A. MKKT7.. TaiiaiRin 11. P. MltLLKB. Agentt. CKol-.OF. lltl.L, rjq, .linjmTV 1-A.MKI. W ITMKK, rj , Cha nua. IAMKL WKlOLrtSAll Uartlry. ft r I.IM.V .vt HulTalom. JOUN lltl.TZ .'.winbiinr. J.'lltV fit NOV. frrmknt Arrm: J. A. Mtni, sreraury. !wittfri;, fay T, l'.r5. mo ayo rratirrt. TIST of Vcn.'ewof .Merchandize, sirtV J jeel to License, within the County of r.MO, for fte tear 1 SV. .Virwr." Ctfil. liccnic' .Y tmes. t7cua.laam irW berltn. KVt.nnir.t Antes 1' l".0":n srl- D Roh 11 h.l:r4 U iiM,n 1.1 !, UuU-rt dinr,rd 14 Mi. -hael Klrrknrr l'l l'i.WJin II Cnrnelioa 14 Joan U bugcr 1 l'MXi k tUnSti 14 Centervittc. .MKlMrkoerlnLU 15 Of 1 KtiaaVraltrt Lt 14 Bearer Tpr It. ?iirith. iTj.l T. U M..M- W.-ai're.-lit 14 " .1.. tVL 14 lM..ifl:eu!-n KflN-r 14 rai.irl Siuiili. L It lo.'j n rii k UroUirn L 14 laukl lliuganuui, 14 T,1. ! eorer Tp: K-uhrn K. Il,r L 11 l '.so uU A Urotbrn L 14 t:.oa i.oo 7 on :,o T.OT :m' luOf 10,40 :, i2r T.00 m.itr 1." I, Km V.- I Middlecreth Tp. Faur k Ham L 14 14 ii Frindilin Tp. 11 l'l-o -lan.h aorana 11 litJ;Uiiiil,wartli 13 1.0, K. rn. 4 Co 1'crrit Tp. 14 lui trier German L 5 Wittenmrpr 1. J U ittuu..rr L 1 J lc-ar L ; Jolm g,.,, L 14 Frethtirgi r. iFCMeverr. 11 li'.n Henry C Houta 14 l.yer t r L 14 10,ilitl.-Brr lterrj L 14 Chrpman Tp. nw itmer-t Brp'rLH Hi iu llilki-hi Tlicma-L 14 11 llrtil.a. Iir L e...u .-avers r.Trrin ia l(j Si IKIijah AiMleraoa 14 ' Wii ll-rr Id i lltl. '4 Jthli lalleL l'enns Tpt in..' S K rearirk II le ;. ill t U HeiM 14 1U..M '.' ft-attaalu t 14 S'tinegrtyhe. tnit5n.T. it it J' fcn i'-.mmel I. 14 l..Bni.r ll.-trri.-l(L 14 II li li. mi;L L 14 l-r f Jk Sc hnure L 1 1 O m l-1 KrighaM IS l",or T.tr J.OH' T.W T.nr 7.00 3M J,0O' I J. ra O..II L 1 1 Pv 1.-.HJ l-aae lrarlLrt 14 ls.ia.Ulalitiar WiIkiq II Ij.u 1 . 1. L Shin.ll 11 IS.mo .,(,rn tllorer 14 l.. O Ui;b rt llrathar 14 ' it ,'. W Ki-hel 14 ln.,N '1 u llauingrr 14 I II tt Sto.Ier t. I I I K W 4 J M Siui tiL 1-1 : Win 1 K. kijerl L I I J II SfpL l.lij..!. i ,'uMrfn : II KJS.-Il lraite CMBlJin ia it It li ; ov Wmjuld. 10.u BVarer jlorrb Co 13 lo,.)' Kcli Tp: W alter A llartm .11 II T.-frt 10,00 Uulilin k Kane a L 1 1 1,M J DabsminaSoa 12 V'hite Dter Tp. 11,50- 12.SO' 10, S..VT l,oo t,O0 .A i.io 7. on 3,jr 7.00 ,leb VerkteJ (J Alletnaa 11 T.' O Kaufman Rrber 12 U I.'-O llrnr; High la . IsM?iburr. II 13 M,ii Wiu T It-itmr-r 14 fTiriit i Tslil C W SebalUe l'l lo.oO, Slifer M'raiBlra It 7,l A M Luw-ha 14 Wall) 1 lernuatl 14 l(,l-j. II W i'rvller 14 S..VI J L T.-r 14 lS.Hii.p WiuriraMeaaCoIt l'.'.SH'BTni Ainmvta 14 lo.OU Tltttmaa Ncsliit lt .T.rto Tlioma? Ilavca 14 lijoiAU-a Ammoa 14 Tj.' Bi vi. M'Fa.Mra It fXkWrrn j s-birr k .1 Hnker 4ro 11 II (m l Sr-jH-r J, ,J It 11 IS II 11 1J 1( iiur-l. Xmm 7.a 7.i 7,oir 7. ,oa 3rK 1 N.iu.. a llraia 1 .1 Hav. a 4 Co Mr. l l-ia A Sin)frr 14 7.0V Rrvn k litUcc It A Mri.., h 'wnt 11 2,5" NiUar Jonca 11 John Houghton 1 llujaloe JBi MCrrignUllawk 13 1o.ki Martin Rndj.li West Bujfaloe Tp. Anton II Luta Mifjlinmr 13 15,a l.n 7,f 3 : n-nrr Cart I. i Tat lor Wolfl jil Vouni; 13 l.MXl AHII Kemfer 13 ls.oo K n Walter IS It It laonlVnanxAMoataNnsU 1.1 ln-toiOrorge tona k Co II 13 lo.oo Hartley Tp. An.lr.-w itutrliffa C 11 llaagcnplug n Wei tm-a! 13 7.a.snm SpK-femjer 14 D 11 heri-t II "jaf K V iil"cr lt ? i 0 W.i.rnSlll It T.CK.: II S J"nr II Mi.rk llain--nny 14 7i..:llanilai;uaraiinaall Jtcvti L,:0is 14 7,uol Tr. 7,o 7.nr D'i'ilkrtes if- Brtvceriet .IIS Giwn'.o-, Baer tn Rallif,.n a Minium. Terry tp kn.lv k Khrk. Kuirnlna to JlWi ti J.orf S.oa S li.So lo i.oo lo kfio Krih .4 Rmthrra. Wral Knffalor tp nZXXww siiniinDarg ury Wailvr irnh-r Ip flcrr d Katln-j Houses, Cysttr Saloonstlr. I tiri-ln Slania Saltniarror t iM .lt.sr h s.harf do S S.oo T V- wr UE.bnrg S Sjn) Mary l i-hlauph d" . A E lirNi.rfnanute U ' Knwn k Kaatr da S 5,oO Wiitam IVtrrs New TWrnil S . tlarM SpltST da S , W illiam tnlK-ir do k."1 John llr KraTrrtmrfl 8 k laniel (lrmnn l'mbarg S S.na J W Drum Chatnraa S a,of An appeal will be held al the Commission ers orlice in New Berlin, on SATURDAY the 2d day of JUJfE, lH6fl, wljen and where aft those Who mav feel themselves aggrieved y : the above classification, may attend if they thing proper. f. SMITH. Appraiser tf Mercantile Taxes. Notice is hereby given, that all licenses aot lifted on or before the 1st day of July e'. will te left in the hands of a Justice ot ih Teaee for eolleetipn. HEX RY tOLOMON, May 10th, 1859. Treatnrer. Dissolution. THE Frtri f Hearer. Kremtr a) Afoore wit (his day dissnlveJ fcjV mutual emsrnf Braver Krrmer bavin pon-hased of Mr Moore his imeiest. They will conduct ih business in future, and Settle the accounts el (he late Frrnv. J. BEAVER. Lewhhurp,M.tch6,I85d. E. W. MOUE;
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