Xrriistarfl Cjirnniflc
O. K BORDEN ft J. R. OOKNELIUS.
T (frt .Tf.-The Lnruni na Can3iac
pui-h-l -t- lut ("ash Mtti. tias the Uivuft aud bci i
rifni.Utn.ti M nf Nt-wnjuprr in 1 Countr. i
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rrt'Clloill, national ; ShU OrV, Sectional!
He .(. re .vaw.A,i1 Supreme
,
l or Goiri aor,
DAVID WILMOT,
CP IIHAUPJHD COVKTV.
Canal -CouiltiiKsloner,
WILLIAM MILLWAKD,
vniLAi'Ktvm.i.
Fur Jnd.jet rtf the. Supreme Cmut,
j t hi: vi:r.i ii. or i'iix-iic .
JOi:ill J. IXHlSort bctlerlo.
I'niuu County Souiinatiout. -
KeprrteuMice-iUOMAB UAl'ES,of
Ldiod county.
Ke.iitf.rA- lli -nnli r G EOPiG E MER
RILL, of Now Ilirlin.
Com m .'... RICHARD V. B. LIX-
cOT-v, ui Hartlev.
Treasurer
Lewisburg. HIGH P. SIIELLER, of
Auditor JOIIX KF.SSLER, of Now
JJerlin.
Mder County.
The Whig, American and Republican
County Convention met at the county scat
fn Monday last, and nominated Samcel
Weirick, E;q. of Middleburg, for Sena
tor; Hon. Daniki, Witmav, of Chapman
Tp., for Assembly ; Robert W. Keks,
of Middleburg, for Treasurer; Henry
Mi'sfer, Es-j., of Mussers Valley for
CoinriiifVior.fi-; and Xkk Mim.i.kswaiitii
for o years, and I'axiel RuURER for
2 years, fir Auditors. Thcso are names
well known to the citizens of both coun
ties', as highly respectable and competent
men. Mr. VVcirick tcrved with credit two
years as a Jlepresenictiro from, old I'nion,
and the compliment is merited, although
iho hope of oveicL iiiitig (he epposition in
Northumberland, Mmtour and Columbia
is small. Judge Wium r is one of the very
.best men in tho district. Mr. Kern is a
thriving, d serving merchant. Mr. Mugg
er U a tried, tiue man, und was nominated
with great un-uimily. Messrs. Middles
warth i tiJ R Lnr are nominated for Au
ditors, r.r.d are aL-o trustwortby, reliable
men. II. S. Roy or and J. F. Hummel
were appointed fvnatorial, and Messrs.
C G. Vcrr.on, II. G. J. Ilerrold and
Cupt. John Hcbn, l'opuscntative coDfcr-
JDCS.
May we n"t hope this may be tho occv
sion of a uito complete union of our
friind", (1 at Fir di r iiisy roll up one of
her old fatliioin -1 majorities 7 We arc
aware of the furcos at work to distract and
iliiide,lut the honest farmors of Mid
i!' en.cK,rctiCs a-.;l i'..c il.vj, ia.i u lUcy
will fruslrato all (lie designs alike of
manly opponents and secret foes.
Stritk by LicJiirxiNu. On last Mon
ti iy evening Sheriff Miller received a des
patch from Mr. Maley of Pittston to ar
rest two passengers on the Packet one
Mary Maley, bis wife, who bad eloped
with a man named )iiut Yard. This
was tLc man to be arrested. The Sheriff
Caual and alon" with
' O
hastened to the
nr. r i . i i. r .. i k
iu ui i ia au iiaoaua. iiuuu tuu ituuanaio
. T1 , . . .'
on the Packet and arrested them, lhcy
bad two trunk with them which the Sher-
iff secured They had through tickets to
Philadelphia, ani do doubt think the
lightning played tlieni a scurvy trick.
Jiloomihurj Sl.tr.
Judge YViiiu ji'a letter, ia favor of true
American principles, says the Reading
Journal has completely knocked the breath
out of thj 'nidc-door' operators. Their,
occupation u gone. The rack and Cle j
are everywhere 11 .eking to tho Union
standard-and SauJi-non & Co. find them-.
selves in the pu.itin.is of leaders without
a party. They had Letter como out as
fl .1 r..f 1 T n....r.... j i :,i.
., . . ii).
Uio farce is as good as played out.
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The Philadelphia Daily Ketcs, io notic -
lDg the feat of C'apt. M. Cromer, of Mer-
Mrsburg, Pa., who recently cradled ten
acres of grain in ten consecutive Lours,
rem ii La that the Wuik is equal to the av
erage performance of the best reaping ma
chines of the country.
Tbc rconle of New Orleans are treating
themselves to fresh peacbes.figs, pears and
crar es. J he editor of tho Ticavnne re. I
turns thanks for a bx-ket of fino peaches.
llartlett pears, some delicious Chasselos
L-rapes, aud a -luautity of plump white and i
c ' . 1
Jiurple hgs.
Ni.w Hoi k, A ug. 11. A break in the
Delaware divisiou of the Pennsylvania !
Caual below here is rt purled. It will re-
. , ,i i
.juire ton days to repair the damage. I
Tho bouse of Jas. Wallis, on Valley
T, Uwistown, wa?otored on Sunday
morning last, while tho members of the
family were at churcdi, and a trunk broken
open and lu or iU worth of jewelry and
abou 510 ,n money taken therefrom, X.
clue to the person or person, has been ok
j
At a casual meeting of ycung folks in I
l..n,.;t!., . f .!... . .11 i
v " c" v",-' "B". luc merxan ,na uer former physician, Dr. Catliu. In
says a young d.hu was jocularly told Le j ,bo midst of tho proceedings the police
si.uu.dgct a wife. He aaid Lo couldn't I marched in and arrested all the parties,
get any. 1J1 have yon," said Mary! j Dr. Catlin and the nurse .were taken to
They were formally introduced, and in an the police station Luuse; but Mrs. Cun
honr they were man and wife. j niugLaIU feigning to le jll from Ler ao-
a..ui, lac muraorer, has butoncweek
longer to liv,. JIo Las to expiate Lis I
triuic on the gallows one week from to.day. j
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Oeorgo A. Snyder, the editor of the In- j
JrjmJtut J-eu, Las received the appoint- i
went of Xotarv public at Willianisport,
n
iiiauw oi John JJ. M'K niifi-. t.
Otd.
j i
r -fPrfltTY IMuixHtlnhitl. 1
jffvom Ulnuartlpljui.
, , FllILAD
.Aug. 10, 1S57.
As it reins "like brhs"V.nd
e have an hour to spare, let us dedicate it
!'to you iu rwfn for your kinatne-as manifested
: by the receipt of your interesting paper once
a week : lor Ine i hronicle is nv a gooa way
,JlB best countrv rapOT wei.I10U. ,',f. ad
with us good, moral am! patriotic senti
comes
sentiment,
like a bright green-sp .1 in this desert of vile j
newspaper liutiaiure with which a free press
has flooded the 'land. Ours is a very free
' press ; in fact, a very loose press ; and no lov
j erot guod morals, and sound sentiments can
contemplate without sickening of heart, the
I enormous amount of more than doubtful trash
j which the wcek'y press sends forth,and which
; constitutes the mental pabulum of a vast pro
j portion of the population indeed their sole
I reading. The -late prize fight, and the new
Cunningham affair, have been asmall fortune
lhe 6unJav fand the disgusting details
have been read and canvassed until they are
worn thread bare.
Every year seems to increase the annual
exodus of the city's population, and as travel
is made so oheap that all may enjoy it, there
are very few who allow the opportunity to
pass. .1 suppose it ts welt, but as a people we ,
are very expensive.
The man who only earns five hundred 8
year tries to live like his neighbor who gets
I a thousand, who lives to tne extent oi nis
means to be as grand as his employer; and so
amen; all classes ;here is the most reckless
indiuerence to the olid comforts of life, anil
whole fortunes are lavished on that miserable
show which brings neither comfort nor con
tentment. and which is the eurseofany people.
There has been n perfect stagnation in bu
siness for many months, and money is as
scarce as "geese in the Highlands," but our
merchants are crowding in their slock making
ready for fall trade which may disappoint
their hopes. If it does, there will be some
trouble ; (or they heve sullercd through one
season already, and another will ruin some.
Uuilding is not near so brisk as we saw it a
few years ago, but there are some fine improve
ments going forwarj. A few very fme stores
have been built on the Duller property at
Eighth & Chestnut, and the cellar is being dug
for a magnificent ani extensive Hotel at the
corner of 9th St. Several hundred hands have
been working for a month past, but the cellar
is not more than hall' dug yet, so you can form
some idea of how long it will require to cotn-
pieie ine strucuire.
You made some inquiries shout the old
State House Bell last week, whirh if yon have
not already had answered, I can possible en-
lighten you on.
Tbc old Bel! with its prophetic inscription.
Proclaim Liberty thruuhoulall the land &c"
cast twenty three years before the Declaration
of Independence, is ihe most interesting relic,
to my mind in the citv. A short sketch of its
history may be new to some of your readers.
In 1752 a bell for the State House was im
ported from England, and on iis first trial after
its arrival, it was cracked.
It was re cast by i'ass & Stone of Philadel
phia in 1751 under the direction of Isaac Mor
ris, Esq., the then Speaker nf the Colonial A s-
1.1,.
In 1777 when the British army approached
Philadelphia it was taken down tuirUJ i.
a place of safely, and on the evacuation of ihe
city by the troops was ftptaced in the cupola,
the original steeple having fallen to decay. I:
was supsequently cracked and replaced l y a
larger bell, and it hung in the present steeple
for many years in a dark dinsy room, whence
it was removed recently, and now occupies a
place on the floor of tne room in which the
Doi-turaliran wa cienpit anil urherp w Irnvt
i mauy generations may see iwn object of ven-
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I eration.
.
Some years ago an attempt was made tore-
, store jts tone by sawjng crack uhjch runs
j from the ,ip ,0 lhp ctowa wj,,cr. but :, was
j useless, and from that experiment has sprung
the inexhaustible quantity of relics which
grace cane heads and breastpins all over the
land, and will outnumber the toes of SLl'eter,
which the dt.mh passes, "all hollow." The
widow's "cruse of oil" was nothing to that
crack.
The most remakable thing connected with
the old bell, is the variety of metals of which
it is cast.
There has na&sed thron?h mv hands anr
numuer 0f pieces to beengravcd.amont. which
I have seen not les than a dozen Jfrrenl
--. An interesnng subject for an-
! "1arans. There are, however, very many
seuine pieces extant, and we have the satis -
, taction of possessing a signet ring set with
J
1 one we know to be such. It is needless tosay
1 that we prize it above gold.
Whenever it is broken up the bell we
j mean. We'll see that you have a piece. Will
you choose a slice ol tongue I
Yours, aVc. S.II.F.
Ttic Iturdcll (ufic.
Mrs. Cunningham, who Las figured in
i tbe Doclor U"Jcll uiurdcr case, has been
:- arrestcJ in Xcw Yu;k ci,y charge of
""j "' "
of an heir to ,bo v'atiM estate. The
"ado known lo ;
the l)ilrict Attorney by her medical advi- j
1 .1 ..j . i . .1
I i i.t i
scrs and measures were adopted to detect j
' aud expose her design. Under the coun- j
scl of the officer mcntioued, aud doctor j
feigned compliance with Mrs. Cunning- j
! 1 ' nlnn .n.l . 1 , .1 r 1
taaita tl liiau, tun iiictvuucu iu uitve 10UUU ""juuvn, act luim lo join VUB 111 IatCU
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- -anug ttuuut
I a- I . . I 1 . l - i
la ficonmn . ,!. .leeir.l Ji. f i
tcr cliR M. !
a ,lnr.n ,;.. m, 11,,.!'r.v ' :
!Tue doctar Lu0BeJ a clM from
! 11 Hospital, and it was sent to tht,
j Lousc in Bond Btree wfcere the
j took lacc on MonJ at noon Tljerc
Mni. CunniDgham received it with moth-1
erl7 affection, in the T,resener. nf . n,,.. !
' - .-a.;
oouchmcnt, was aiiowed to remain in tor
chamber under the .urveilaneo nf ilm tin-!
lice.
ir
On tbe 11th inst., the .Supreme Court
of .Xew York granted a writ of .certiorari
ia bohalf of Mrs. Cunnincbam, returnable
on the -day following, when an argument
wan to be bad upon Ler admission to bail.
LEWISBTJRGr CmiSOXICLE
lt.i.runiored that Robert Scbwvlcr, the
notorious Railroad defaulter, i not -dead, j
but is living near Saratoga late. j
President 'Buchanan, Vice 'Prcsiileiit '
ttreokinridgc, and Gen. 'Cass anil Howcf!
Cobb, of the Cabinet, are -said to'bo.rrec
JUatoM. - i
Thomas McElrath, oftho Nw 'Yrk
T-.V. 'I t :U . ....,.,.., .f fn I
jrtofinc, II H lutl HHU at ta.-ta.iai
tonein consequence of lending his credit
to western railroad speculations.
The ..S'KrA newspaper ii quite confident
that Mr. Buchanan will prove "all right"
on tho.fillibuster policy. -It aays : " V
have no fear that he will betray the spirit j
or the policy df the Ostecd report. His j
administration -Trill give ill t'liia." I
At an American State Convention held
at Dayton, Ohio, on the 5th, Col. P. Xtti j
Trump was nominated as s candidate for
Governor ; X. T. Ash, fur Lieutenant Gov. '
eruor; Jonathan Ilarshman, for Treasu-!
rer; John R. Arthur, for member of the -Board
of Public Works.; John Davenport,
for Supreme Judge, and C. '0. Allen, fur i
Secretary of Stale. j
Yankee Penaltt fob Slide. A1,
Tlfirtfor.l Tv.ttnr Inlld n clitrv of ft .vnir.an '
..... ..j .
finding a man banging by bis neck to a j
beam io her house. She cut the rope, j
ti 4 1 1.:. 1 1 . i
-, . .tie . 1 1
pail Of water until life was restored, ant
then larrujipcd him ound)y with a-ftrnp. j
Afterwards he went into her room and '
, . c ,. . , , ,;
began to show light, when she attacked ,
him with a rolling pin, drove him into the !
room and lucked him in 1
I
COMMENDABLE. Gen. Zollicfccffer, of
Tennesoe.-lost bis wife a few days ago. I
aa . r n 1- 1
He was a candidate for Congress, and in ,
the n:iJst of a canvasi. His competitor !
generously proposed that the, should close j
lhoir artDointmentfl to enoak. and let the
sovereigns do as they pleased. The prop-1
ositioc was, of course, accepted. j
TnB Cnors of Onto. The crops in
Ohio are estimated this season as follows : j
'Oats, twenty millions Labels j rye,'
one million ; barley, five hundred thou-1
sand ; potatoes, sis million Cvc lmn Jii J j
' , n.,
mousauu. uiaMog au gBrcg4ie oi
j 000,000 bushels, and being an average of
thousand making an aggregate of 25,
1 fort v Dcr cent, increase on the cron 0f
1850.
A flash of lightning lately ran down a
stove pipe in a bar room at Orannen, Miss,
! and upset a man who was leaning back
with his feet on the etovc. Ucing pretty
well pickled with rum, bo was proof
against all merely electrical Quids, and
was unhurt. We would not recommend
tho use of intoxicating liquor as a protec
tion against lightning, however; for elec
tricity is quite apt to follow any kind nf a
liquid, and is just as likely to split a rum
cask as anything else.
TnE Tosove. A" white fur on Ihe
tongue attends simple fevor and inflama
tion. Yellowness of the tongue attends a
derangement oftho liver, and is common
to bilious and typhus fevers. A tonjrue
vividly red on the tip and edge, or down
tho CCDtre or over the whole surface, at-
tends inflammation of tho mucous mem-
J D"ne of tn0 stomach or bowels. A white
1 nrilont tAn(.H ll.ln .1! a
i wuuc uucuus njuuiai t
tongue red at the lips, becoming brown,
dry and glazed, attends typhus state. The
description of symptoms might be extend
ed infinitely, taking in all the propensities
and obliquities of mental and moral condi
tion. The tonguo is a most expres-sivo as
well as unruly member. Scientific Amcr.
(can.
Dr. Staats says that delirium tremens
is becoming much more manageable than
formerly. Ho attributes this to the itn-
mense amount nf RtrrMinlnn n,1 In tt.a
I ftlAflCA I,
! manufacture of whiskey at the present
' time. 1!y usi thhj ktiiCT3 t
j ahml fif
: J J 1 a
1 J mnM..j u.u. Ju
Ohio, tho use of strychnine io tho nianu
facture of whiskey has become so great
that tho Legislature, a short time since,
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crime punishable by two years' confine-
mcnt in the penitentiary.
OldkcT Man is AmericaA eorres-!
pondentofthe Cassvillc, Ga., Standard, I
says -there is now living in Murray Coun-1
. r. .i . ..... """" i
y, via., on me waters oi noly Ureck, a
iievolutionary veteran, who Las attained
ho ge of one hundred and thirty-four.
"is name is John Hames. He was born
in Mecklenburg County, Va., and was a
I.. I ..1.1 i rar-.i .
i. i i . lit sr. - i
ten years old when Washington was j
Lis cradle. He was thirty two when '
Braddock met Lis disastrous defeat on the
Monongahcla. He, with several of Lis
nniAl,k,a.a f I- a- -' ' . I ,,, . . . I
i .'ia mrurai uays maron. I
a . , I l t , ...
wero lnrn.nl Un .1 t i.: I
South' Z1Z '
neany a Hundred years ago. He was in j
thirteen considerable conflicts during the )
vtar ol independence, and in skirmioh
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auu oueouuiere wuu me inaians, with To
ries aud with British, times beyond mem-
ory- Ho was with Gates at Camden, with
Mort-an at f;inn .;, i.n.
C .,u WlCtU Ut 111HS,
boro' and Eutaw. and with Mtn'm ;n m
hM "all into a tory camp or red cost
quarters. .
St. Louis, Angnst 11. Kansas advi
ccs lo the 8th inst., state that Gen. Walk-
a 1 . v
er returnea to Lawrence with tho U. S.
.i t PPrhcnsions of an attack by
ujb inaians
proving croundloss.
The iCity Government met on the 7th
inst., and are. engaged in perfecting ordi
nances. -
The election rolurns indicate nearly a
cnaoimoos tte in favor of tbc Topckal
Loogtilntion.
& WEST .BRMCH FABMER-AUGUST 14,
J ts& f f. j 'i,
CD
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THIS sierling machine has within the past year been put to severe actual tests, an i
hn r n,.,k lmn-f.H i,v ihe addiiion of a S3 inch flv-wheel, new gearing, joint bolts,
and other minor improvements, and is now offered to the public with the certainty that ms --(ITK'K is h--n ! v ; a that the under
made in the very best manner, and that it will grind and piess easier and faster than any , siirned.Trustei-s. i!l 'e!l at ani tu n, in
mher Mill in ihr market. Dealers and others snpiilied i n liberal terms. ; oiirsuince lo and t v vutue of an Art i f A-
I2w(i9.
Jlailroad iMcctins.
O
4 HIKETIXG of the "Stockhol tiers of
i lewisburg. Centre & Spruce Treekj
Uailroat! Compativ" will be heitl at the h.-use
t a.. 1 it I nfii-kir 1 M. Th nhirrt ui
meeti.'' is to take into consideration the;
c m immoiiii iitinc nf thf llna-l.
A lull attendance of the stockholders is vcryi TucMluy, litli Septriulirr next,
2e ",rh " lcointneiicn,s ai ten o'clock in the foren. on,
;jr"riie Board of Directors will mret at the; the foliowin? Ileal Kiaie, viz :
same place on the same day tn the morning at' Til V. "MANf'lON FAltM' of taO
10 o'clock. Hv order of ihe Hoard: la'c i.). Wilson Jr., rl heliv I p. 1 nion t o.
July 24, 1857. ' KM Sl-IKI'K, Pres't. 'a., adjoti-.ini lan.'.snf DavidHeii.tev.William
l!ron,' Mis M Ume, Joseph Aiusser andilie
I'nion Counly 'oi:il Proclamalloii We.i traiich of the Sus-.iuehanna, eoutainin?
irHKKEAS,tnc Hon.AB M SAVILSO.N, , 1 r l)irr.!f.
l'resideiu Judge for the 2uth Judicial II AllliIlU IU llltULi
Uis,ri." "f""'"' composed of ih.-; Th). Karin ls llf lLe KIKsT yL'ALITV of
r"a"MS of M,-" B,'d Studer.ain t j der pood improvemeiil.handonieIj-
Vmur Kul,tanH'J.'WSi..!.T.Ksn'..Asso- Jon :iv,r abou, ha!f a mfe
ciate Judpes in trnion county, have issued ilieir irom i,,,,, T(ie improvements are a
andn.eO "ft, FINK LA KG V) 1JANK liAKN
Ornhans Court. Court of Cnmmrn Plpn.ny. r ,,Pnr)v new. a tuo- tun v frame Du II in? A
and I erminer, anI fetieral tiaricr Jfc-eK"i,n.
m LKWIULK;, fcr llie ccunly t'f TNION,
on ihe second 'MONDAY of nPTEMHIIK.
(being the Ifiii day) IH57, and to conmi'iv
one week,
Notice-is therefore hereby "iven to the Cor-
oner. Justices of the Peace and Con'-taW , s in Terms wi'l he made known at s:i'e
and for the county of I'nion. to appear in their Persons iu-h,n to view ihe pi misesare
own proper persons with their records, iniitii- requested to cad on the Administrator, or on
silions, examinations and other rememhrar.ei s j . Mu- ser. near the premises.
lo , ,l0se tnill2S w.hich 0f ,)cir offices an
I their behalf appertain lo be done; and all Wit-
nesses and otlierpersons prosectinns io behalf
' of the Commonwealth aamst any person
persons, are required to be then ami ttiei
1 attending, and not depart without leaveat th'-:
! peril. Jurors are renneeted to be pnnctunl :i,
their attendance at the appointed time agreea
ble lo notice.
Civen under my hand and seal at the Iher
ill's Office in Lewisburg, the 7ih day of Au
gust, in the year of our Lord one thousand
ei;;ht hundred and fifty-spven,.and iheeichty
eih, year of the Independence of ihe l.'nite.'
Stales of America. God save the .(.'oinuioo
wealth! DANIEL D. (iliLDIN, Miernf.
Issue LlNt, Sept. Term, ls-T
MaUhias Wilson v lavid ilerr
John Knebuck vs A J Ouu
Henry W Snyder vs Saml Kwm; - i
Com su;. M Chamberlin vs llotfunan & Hmh(
Wm cj Uosavtit v. atamih U J-M.iiipoU ,
David Ilerr vs W 11 White with notice to
.Sprout, burrows at Co vs iM A Ctock i
cl al
same vs same
Marv Jane Flint Are vs Charles D Kline
Lafavette Albright vs John Dalesman
N"U' for Kurst vs Kichard Duu-'hertv
t flu istian Dershatn vs Joseph (ieyer et al
Dame Laycock vs W illiam .Moore
Daiii.l Itunjler jr vs l.'eore House! et al
John Wenzel vs I.ickson .M'Laughlin
John M Ben fer vs David s-'pitler with notice
Porter for M bfehriner vs C ilslinner with no
Samuel liaker vs John Dalesman
Elizabeth Vartz vs David lirove
Itank of Danville vs Lorenzo P Teed
Mary A Davis vs William Davis
George Wehr vs Ceore t'aust
Daniel Rangier vs Itastiau Teifel, with uo
Win Kilter vs Charles Dreisbacli
W T Linn vs P II Marr
Daniel Williams vs Kaufman & I!elT
Wm M'Clearr vs V.'m M VanValxah
Seih P M-'Curoiick vs Ceoige J Swartz
Maty Fishbaurh vs Danl D Culdin et al
Youn"man at Walter vs Noah Walter
i Thornton A VanV'alzah vs John Murphy
Israel Knellel vs James .viaucs
David llerbst vs Daniel Keiiylcr
David Baerlges vs Alfied Kncass
Peter Hummel and Wife vs Daniel Render
J D Sorver &. Co vs Saml and Jos W bhriueri
John DeLonpr v.s Jos (! M'Call
James M Smith vs Robert Chambers
Charles II Cook vs iJyers at Kilter
Ann Thomas vs Peler Heaver et al
T Church at Co vs Solomon Maicr
linnck at Roland vs Lambert ISauck
M (Jeyer's Adm'rs forJn Rauck vs AC'
d'eo'Lippincolt tt Co vs ltanck at Roland
t Kiasenlicrir at Co vs same
j orooke at Fuller vs same
j L B Christ for W Cameron vs Peter Meixel
' "arr,e vs frier tnappei et at
BeckttKeber vs John Zimmerman
,JTmmJ VZ Z??'?L n
David Fisher vs Junathau DieiVenderfer
" , ...... . w.,.r
f!,,"s71'er lor "urcn vs jus u i orrey
i hos ( hurch vs t same
Fred k Bolender vs Thos Church at Co
,', . 1 .. '" o , e : l.erci.n are erected a Brick Mansion House, , 1""Js "' grain, frus-i i...JJer a:, t pasluie,
1 nton County vs Henry Solomon Frame Barn.and other Outbuildings with the ! T'-n all kin.!, ot .,!, , n.ved by actual eipe
Sam 1 & Barton vs Josrph Meixell 'appurtenances. riu.ents and based e; . n n-.itiii: nuths ,.
V oungman & Walter vsTaggart Furman at J, .o. 2. A Tract of Land situate in the town-1 "-'d to improve ssnei-lture in all its branched;
John Mover vs r red k Wurman 'at,;., -n,i .. ,i.iru,,.i k t.i ,., i... I r-nresen:.-d liv nnu ards. ni'm.A lmn li-.i.t -t
iiicnan njiffnfr r rra k noienfiT
Taylor for Voting at Montelins vs J W Shrine
Charles Cawley vs John Voungman et al
Michael Wagner Fred'k Bolender
7'rarcme Jurura tjitcmber 'J'trm, 1K57.
""""T:-1 " -'esoii.jonn nonon, Lewis
r :.. I n v..o. i i. it .
I.ML.wc Willi..
Peter Hursh.Hu
ili.iirB Wi ilm Wi inn Il-i.l C-U.--I.
William Wilson, Daniel 5chrack.!
"h P Shelter llatnrat W k'rin
gn r asncuer, nenry Vt tries,
Augustus tflou"!
r'
nhfutl. I lull iol V.vlt Tl . ..I.I
- Jit" r-' "W , , , ' V ".
F 55
Dieilcnderler, John Cornelia., Daniel Miller,
J." . ' Irwin. Jn Hauck, Jai IV;
i i cut rivKi I'll' n act liruwu. ii;,inJiKtih
V"""'.' ' 7??'": " 'J-An-
urew rosier, jonu v uari
., . . .... .
Barber, Josenh Kleckner.
Tl I-f ,., n .
L'aiiiri uiiicuuci, il llliuin J aVlOT. Writf
,l.,Knn,.a..-. I T.- u-t-
....... ii. ii.e i-1-iia.ennnri, lt-,
hinus Kanck. M.jlinlirg John Winter.
Ae.vy I'hilip l.cmberlinsr. llurlhy Samuel
Corl, Robert Forster, J, !in Wilt, Sol, mon
Miller, Cenrt; JJichL Samuel Olewine. It, ni.
miu Meiisch. Ueorae tjlover.tieor"e KlecUner '
Jr. f.imrslnnr Freilon. Ir II. ,l..n,i.. r 7,...."AlSO
t,m Philip t.ross. JN'eie Bfrin George Sler-i
rill. tVionIsaac Eyer, Sr.
Vrand JitrnnSenfrmlcr Term. IS17.
Itwitliurz Elisha C Marsh. fJeorpe Iteed
G A Fnck, David Slifer, John Musser, Samuel
S Barton. ust Bujfalie Wilson I Linn,
Nicholas Groover, titiffulne Jackson Wolf.
Michael Banket. fVt-tt Buffalotia L Beaver.
1 V Harbeson. iWy- fcamuel S Snotts, Xta.
vid Grove. Jacob Hein'ty. VTliite Deer Am
brose Hemlerson, Isaac High, Adam Smith, L
F Albright, Martin Keiler. M.tflinburgS W
rinodgras. JVrio Berlin Jacob Mauck. JIart
fry -Samuel Hartman, Daniel LonR.
To CotaxlCCoiirt Reiurns aud other
JSiaaaa sold at the tihronicle OILce.
i S I
W. O. IIIt'HOii, Arnt l-.ty.lt it , ltnrrMinrn. ,
ffarii !
iiCia afdl36Cniba
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. AT
tii-t jf w VT
I1Y a nltirtus trtlr 01 in wipnans vomi.
J of X'nmn county, I will expose to sale'
un ihe nremie. on .
Honse, a t ern House, a n rt'-i.JL'j.
ari i (ltlPr i.rces'snrv Outhtiildin?s a never
j;uilll. ?;,Tti.s f Water in the Cellar K.tchen
auj a vttl uuh i'umpm the Uarnyard a:d
-. a, t h r i v : i . ir uiiii' Ari'k OrcharJ. Walt r
Tfcan le had in mosi of the field-!
11I. U1I V. MI ELI. El!,
AJmini'triiter ef V.m. Wilsom Jr. dee'd.
July 31, 1S.-.7.
VCC2LAIJD FOR SALE :
riTIIE subscribers will oiler at Public S:!
ou the piniiii.'e on
Sutur (uy tlx: -J.Uh August, :
ci-mmrncin; r.t to o'clock, A. M.,a number f '
Lots of V.'o. dlatii!, reiit.iinir.r from 3 ti 15
c.l, ....,1 ...,.r..l n.,,1, r.h ,-eTnm I
V ho.. II I! 9-i,l n do, I'rtilnrj n Tirivf.
road leadn c to each lot. The propeiiy is in
lluU'alu Tp. I lium (.'o., adjoinini; lands of
loliii and J.i:iaiiian ti ulter, and I . an t t
'!:ii?:in. Terms reasonable, and will 1 ' tu -i
ut siil. PIIIMI' R! "HI.K.
July -.', l-57p. DAVID IIEKBnT.
VAU'AHI.K
faum hb mi.ii rnrcitxy
.uir Wll.l.lAM.l'UUT, r.i.,
' T70u S.VLL ! TIlC UliJlTsiunC J, Silf-
j J vivinj: banner nf ihe linn of J. I!, at W
M. Hrtixir, offers for sale al! that Valur.Me
.Propeiiy situated on ihe South side nf the
SiisqiU'iauna itiver, V, nulla from Wiiliaois
port, ni.,1 H rule-, from the line if the ui.l ii-
ry& I!rie Railroad. The Pennsylvania C'ial
'passes on theoppositesideof the river. Tins
jtiait contains jiO .il'I'tiN. ith per en.',.
allowance, -tin acres ore cleared, ann in
laod state of cultivation. There is a lap.e
amount of valuable TIMDEK on the preini-
; a cm
d stream of Water, and
RAW .MILL. The Mill is nnv, 1
Ikih" built in l,5ii.
i'ne i iiier nnproi enient4- o t '
,(' l:vc tlt'OD DWEI.I.INiJ IKM'SES..- i
M-itii Oiii-Bul.litic.s tht rei... Two lai'2eilafi. '
;B.I;N, one cl' which is lii"H class, unh a j
lsi ;e hed jiUaciit J. j
i The alinvc property will be i tT red at Piilille
' lle ut the Ci uri House, in Willi:im?poit, on I
Hl'lllK'Sll.l), llic liliii ol' AlIKUst ,
,net, at 1 o'clock P. M.
j A portion of the purchase money in Ci li.
'the balance made easy, with interest, an I ap
iprnred security.
i lerins made known on day of Sale
j Further particulars can be obtained by a i-
nosing tl il.l.l.A Al 11 IlLl.I.I,.
Siirrivinc Partner uf J II. W. U. Ul LlN.i
Williaiiisj ort, Pa., June M), 1857.
, SHERIFF'S SALES.
J"Y virtue of sundry writs of Vend. Ex. is
) Mu d out of ihe Court cl Common Picas
ol L'tiion County and to ine directed, will l e
'h exposed io Public Sale, or ouicrv. nt the Pub.
'lie House of Juitis Fisutit, at White Doer
Mills on Friday, tuglisl 1 1, Is.t'J,
iCommencine; at ! o'clock, A. M., of said day.
'several Tracts of Land, to wit:
I No. 1. A Tr.lCl .if I .Haul viliiiilo in tlin Invn.
Uhip ol White Deer, and county of I'nion.
?vu.nd.ed "','.v lands of the heirs f Daniel
MKiwit;, uecn. amnci men ami oiners, north
ty iands cf the Shetlicld Iron Company, west
hv lauds ut Dr. Lichtenlhaler. and south bv
latnlsct Jacob r. Mahl and heirs of Laac
ti Iinlr .1 .1.,... ut. in intr BZ. k -I
s-mnpl ,,., ' ,. . . ,.. -,.!
r (itorge Ranck, Joseph K. Moyer and others, !
esi oy lanus ot jjcoo rarley, and north by .
ihe Sugar Valley at White Deer Turnpike '
Road .inft lltn.Unr ll,P,,l-
i ui .vuiiini ii iu ,-, i
crs, more or less with the annurtenanret.
.....
No. 4. Trim. f .I,.,. ' i
t . ....... au ...c aa,aa -
ahm nnilrnnn rnf,,rv , t,..n.t.,iiia..i ..iu .
. , . .' . . . ' ' . . ' ' ' .
et ana soutn oy lands ot the Shellield Iron '
" '
the ipertv oF 1 U.'dece,sed'
nVll The ab,,v. Lam" m,J ie u
1 ...i
tand to In- sold as I
may be sold iu
p.eces
' ."i.l"i'i n -1 in J.1111 oil! l. lljail 3.
Ther n,. mii t uv it .i.-
...i ...a- ...a. -a, ..,ia .Ml uic
mani..v 11 Ii el llilv- a..u.-:.T
.. "ul""J," o.ieilll.
Mienli s UUlce, Lewisbur
.
, July 8, :
DESIRABLE BUILDIWO LCTS
I7OK S4I.K. One lot on Sonlh Third
street, a square and a half from .Market.
7iiiE2S
ii'Dira
on South fourth street only two squares from
;3tarkeu
t?The above are level Lots, well locatetl
ami adapted to building porposes.
W. H. AKMbTKONG,
Acting TIjiV ofWm. Armstrong, dee'd
LewMibnr?, March IS, 1P.W
FOIl UEXTJ
TIIR large and commodious ROOM
heretofore occupied by F. M. Ziebach
iio priming the Union Argu,in Frick's Build
ing, near ihe corner of Third and Market
streets. Possession civea immediatelv.
Applv to JOHN 1). Li.
April IM57. Attorney for Wm. Fine
1857
r VALUAUMi KEAL ESTATE
l'of: SAI.K.
I rTUEsubscrilifrollersforsaleliis Residence
I J on the we't side of South hecond street
j ia the Borough of I.e is'ourz, between Market
au! SI. Louis streets. ronsistinirof near a lot and
i ahalfnlCTound,tnnkiiia front of HOfrrtun said
' Second street, and in n ntli 1"7 feet.fi inches,
t The improvements are a rommodiotis ttire
' storey UKICK DWELLING
' jilJ T( I JS I'', of I K'ssed brick, 7 let
Iront tiy .' Iet--t vleep u-fit nnt'.r.ri; im d
marWe bae, marble silis aid lintels in front
a fireproof roof Willi a Wing attached i f
23 by !'J feet an Out Kitchen a Well i f ex
cellent uaier, with a J'ump in, nndr rm-f a
large Cistern alo under root a larpe new
titalde an Ice House and chcr necessary
iiut-l'iiil liiis. There are ao on s:i;i'?
Lot elude- Fruit Trres and Miml ! rv
The locaiion is a desirable one either .'or a
private residence or pul'lic busme.-s. iti n
the most elevated part i f Ibc H.,rno-.li, i.eur
the Court Honse, and I 'tt a sh- ridisTnce frt ru
Market stree t. Terms will Iv made en-v.
June 9, lf07. ii. F. MII.I.KK.
Aljojiii:c(I Sale.
embly approviil Hi" l - n .t iy i t .pr.i, A. 1.
i lK.Vi, on JlnMin tne 1'Jtii davit nctoi er. .ir. '
!'7. 'he r-reinises ,n the Boronrt -f New
ler ,n. I...-J..IU i-ouri .,o,e a.,., ail o.ner
linruuzli, bfloiiii to tlc (,'uui.iy t.f I'nit n
prittr to tt.? rrcin n t i ih" n' rwiii.ty nut T
part rf I'nion, tvun-I-'l as:-? dccritetl as ful-
iw, ma:
Five h.ts .1 iiniiic eaca
tin r, .?n-l b unH--d
. north by M.uU;t
on me .m. y
street, et by lMnu.ii 'trctt and .-(,uin t y an
Alley, ul.rrri ( c'.ill jiaCUX' UHtl
-rcrted.
inin? I'liunh str.-et
I tr: ifie south, lot of
I I t ai.d an Ail y ut
Is lil''li"l.
; ...'. u,'ji xvr wi;h
I ) oVh:ek A. M., cf
if ii.e t' nns arid con
i -..v v u i-y i;:e l
I ! v s.-i.'I Art f. r ibat
Aio a eiM:ii lf a '
on the ea-i, Martet sti
J'.hn Sf-l. ihl's i a i!.f w
tlie rnr:;i, v iu ri-fa .
iSnM I-:-; wii! ! . W ;
ihe api'i!-tcti::r:'e-.
Sa'e tt c innieiiCe r.f
said ii.iv. wli' ii ;".!id wiu-i
illliuhS n .uf v. .11 Uf In
i!cp;;m ":i'y fpr":'1'
purpt-ise.
Ju!y 2:, Is.' 7
Dur.rswAR'i ii.
HKMii" r. y:r.K.
JOHN V. l)A!l!l'.lt.
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l.Mif.' fr n P.il .! '
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K-..f tl-o -V- ul fur tl..-
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Farmers Ch.ir.ce fr a Eariin!
ST'OIl S ll.i:. near Lewi-bui a. a Tract of
ainii-i JlO it ; i s of l Farmir.3
Land. liuiptone mmI. ii u-ili be s.ild on re:i
o liable terms at private sale l r t'a b. Inquire
al llie Dilice ol ilie dinmielt: June li, "5".
A Call tt Farmers.
Farmer!, Jr., y nr tjult pmae
a litll,
ui th
.i.i.. i.ie.V.
"FARMERS' PriOMOTiON BOOK."
an'' sciemiiic mainirini; system.
A f.
f lor llll. CI1 tlV.111,1,1 1:,t'r.no ,.f-ll
fn.v
eri"raviiijs ol" liie rniinh!., r.c..c
and plants connected with the si iem, by DR.
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wt.ii-ii Ihcr- 1 .a l.nh.rl,i biin no uinmit le tiily. 1
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reruiDii-Dd tlw ( rk tui-o rv frni. r, im lli.-y n-aa i
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ri.ri'tinn liul -.'l. rr I'.u. t nn.D:iiii..t i,-a.i,.r.ii''rr!re i
tMl. Jin-nl- M.,...-r. friani ' . Ii-x 11..I -r J..lin II rt. .1. ton t
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lr. Miami l.i.lili:,I..l l. lief, b. J.,',, S..111U-I
Wili.eii,...iii llcrni..;-. ...iV. '. i lu i.j, . v, r. :wi
For sale in I.cu ii'ur. bv t) t Tt'M r;r.TTf
Administrators' Notice.
I V HERI-.AS. I.fi.r! f Administration to
I T
the estate of .SAMI'I.L WAl.TI.Ii. !
late
cf Union township, deceased, hav. i
hem granted to the utith.-risigneal, all persons
knowing themselves in lebte 1 lo said e-staie
are requested to make immediate pavment '
and those having claims npon it will present I
them for settlement i n the 5th dav of Septem- i
ber next, at Hie late residence of said decease 1 I
J. M. WALTLi;. . . . . I
llAVIf) GUOss . Aitininistratora, I
July 31, lf;7.
JOSIAII KELLY, .4 U (lonecr. i
QOLICITjj the paironase of the public, i
aae.Miie.ice on .ouih t ii.h street.
l.wis- I
DH SAKFOBD'S IWVIGORATOa
or I htr Itmrtly,
THIS isaavrt rlier.trrt nHrotifi: mlieal Hmr
lv Tr.v!r, Mi l uttlil orkiit rurw atloirwt nr
liMl to Urlu. It if y tkr Ji,t:
dot ffirmg l-rftt. MLid M i lt m mt rvthma n tt Ir if r
tuin l to rr uk ir t nf Atr 0n)int. fnn th
vauT't J Wi'ii c r 1 - la to rmm"n LrU aji
at bi h art- tb mult of IHuairt Ltttr.
Thw lir I on1 of fi ym'ip)tzutti.r' of lh Lstu
.-oy. n.l wh- n i ii f. rmntn fubri -n w illUi-jx wrrr-.t
lm- -trin r fully J?- !rtp ! Tfc io,wh i alnft
cr.tsr ly 'I i - n-tt nt t.n th h:ifttt t :t tl Litrf- r
a r,r -i-' rinaiir i f fuD' t.'mii. MV fa.-n ill nfr.ri.., j
ii ut Uutt. thr artf,i.l t!n Wlf j-fcm8-r m
r,Bstiuft' t' i .rrn ! I.ifi- I.ib n-aw t
.I..it- Ity. F-.f tl' it-Jf t U.t orffun, ) nftu
X-r-jTu ltT hi mmlm it h:m tmly, in ynrivm ,4 men
ti.Mi twenty y'r, I" Cr.d ! Dif r- njnlr wlnr-wuh to
cutilrrt t"h mRrijr ih-rrniei-m t t" l.:r(t K it lut.i
T prrtYw th.il U. n nwdy t t it -oun.I, any prsa
ty.til.l--t wiili 1. t I. niilai'it m uy .f ilm fcrmj, h
but Ii.tr n M'.r, ani n.t, Wl'U W rerU.O.
A i. ni' ,iaj 1 n ff ro"i li'l:r.u' fnam, ar, i
trti t n tl. it psirt hi'-h W wl'it'l f"t the -iIit
lu'f.ttl.' u:t'ii. 'i)...f RuutK r. mvim al mt'tlA r
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L-itiiv ' f liKictrktim lb rt'tDMch etiainu;
I t-l tu '. :', ( llrlUltlX tht L'Atli. iri'iTllI V ttf an-1
the titf-, -tI.- t.n,' a radii-al curt with' ut any .,f
tf -:i :vr-1 i tit r nfi- ft-.t by umii? mI -r
Aiin.-ml ,lJoilJ tiiat are u.- i.IIy rtforU-U to.
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t" h'w..iinU thf luTit-nnitur.
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1 a. t- tuii ir .nr.- ft iii-kly a the Iuiaor-
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It m:i t 1 v i:r,. v. f, t!. t :ll tlj" .rr'r dt.eaft tr
ri-oH Ny n l'-r; )-."-l t.'rrr. ,A 1. rnw thM nril. A
i.i.m ii.-lu iit. ; ii 1. ni' ! i.jil j f.wir?. dkvct bctjr
.ti r-!. tt . t M 'Mir- m!1 ilinM f tl. .nr.
ln:t'-l. r f.f 1.' w l"i.i t:tliObe or wi..a may tie tlir Inrm.
'I i.e iv- ir.-'li. ii .1 ,iiti:i- vxtio-O'l Irom lii u-i,,
i..i( i- -ik Ii e" t ! :"i:i-lim. I" ll l-i.w thfir 1.
i clii. lor mill.' mn ii H i- Ui'l.tiut; wilbi.ul rrrvmnir
1. ii ft. It t ii- n '1' I'.'li otf. "i.'l 'houiii lwi
Ih- ink n in miVrii nt .luii.trK? to oi'-rileon thi- L.w-I
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ir t' ' ci'fh fh n t. "in. wn'iT ::n-l Fn;.i N th
ti ir-lLir. In il.I an it ini'ii in.-will ,irt-rly U- Ua
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S!,lr,i ClU.IHTJi CAl.Untl.L. iiT.fcur?.
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W. H. MKIIWIN. Ariit.
A Ettautilul Iftatl of
rich 6.essy HtR,
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Ei!:.iW 5AVlEI. HOFFMAN
i I . iu m a new Ice L'rtam salo'n over
i. rirrv, ;nii wihos to see his nu
i'iM cMitniicrs there.
v books:
J. IT'.UJI'M.VS !? rm. T.s,
kj1) Wajlar.il's Principles ar.J Practices of
lljrti- ts
Kiuinnia, b i's Martyr Laib,
Dr. Kane's Second Arctic Fxpedition. and
ether new works of intere-f. e.inianiiy on
hat..! i .' MiVII'S at CO., Lt.is!urg
l':e. .". is.'-i.
sJT;. LOOTS & SHOES.
JlT received at the old estallisbe
store ol tne subscriber, on Market street, Le
v-is'iur, a lari;e and nt w assortment of
IJOOTS AND SHOES.
comprisiii every descriplu-n of work reipjir
t l for
MK.'f, LA DIE?,
LUVS, Mlfc'tES,
CIIILDrtKX.
The stuck is selected wnh care, audawill be
adorded at reas;ii,a;. pr.ees.
Custom tivili attended to as usual.
May S. 1."0 IVllS HOIGHTO.N
CABINET AVAIiEllOOM
"VOKTH Uli Street. The subscriber
i. mosi rtspectl'u' y inf.Tms the citizens i f
Leu ii-bur" and vicimtv, that he has on hand
an 1 I. r -ale a cheap !,.'t of I'l itMTI KE,
for ihe Spring trade, coraprisuig
Pi-csiiiv: ami Cominou bureaus, ?cc
r iarii'.-i si ml 1'nu'c t'a.-L.-i. Ceuter,
Carl ami 1'irr TalI"?. Dining and
llrrnkfa.-t Taidos. I't'i boards, Cot
ta.'e and other Uediitads, Stands,
Siii'a.-. and Cliairss
of all km Is. COFFINS mai!e to order er.
short iiiit.ee.
The pn'. iic are cordially invited to examine
his work, as he is sure that they will be sat'
tied w ith lus sti ck of Ware, and prices.
SOLOMON YOl'NG
I."wisburgTi ts"e t. IS, 1-f
'Have you seen SAII?''
Qh'E.MS lo I.e a Quesiion akcI
almost everybody; but we inquire.
Ilaic. you, t fic J.ale Firm,
wuli ilieir supp'v of
cv Bouts, Mio-s. ciiitrrsi. jtc-
! The subscribers having assr ciated tlntn
i frVi selves into a Coparin.r-.hip in business
la ..o- .a- I .u. IM x'und
nun i-iiri io i iir jii oi it , .11 iiir v." - -- -
of t. aV 1 1. SLinn, on Market St. ihe cheapes
(fi r Cash) aud beM lot cf
IJOOTS and SHOr.S.
for Men and Boys, ever etleied in I.ewiburg
Also a new and spleudid a.-sortibeut of
C't'.lf SHOES or L.niu. mnd (ieiUlrmm.
A variety of 'iaiters. Half t.aiters, Tics, Km
kins, Slippers Ac. for Ladies and Misses,
also ChililreH's Shoes of Ihe latest
styles aud sues ; ai.c. Ac. ai-c.
Work made to order .Mending done a
usual and as the Workmen have rendered
satisfaction heretofore, we trust we shall hare
a full share of ntibhc natri naee. SAM
continue to be on hand as formerly, and hopes
t g've general satisfaction to all customers.
M.IFKl! a.
M'FYilU'LX.
burg, Pit.
'Ilm uiber
s.'ifi.
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"bill:
. Feb. i. I