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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14
THE WAR.
PREPARATIONS FOR AN ATTACK UPON
REVEI.

REVEL-
The Holyrooi LEFT Revei Bay on Sept. IL. The
squad on UNDER Admiral Plumrlge there then con.
ti>t.d of the 81 George, Royal George, Neptune,
Cressy Cassr, Monarch, Nile, Princess Royal, Drag
on, the French ship Tsge and another French line
of battle chip. Admiral Plumridge on board the
Neptune with 6s flag. The bosfs of the fest hal
been engaged ia laying down buoys, taking bearings
and distances, preparatory 10 an attack being made
on Reyel They were only waiting for Sir Charles
Nepier; lookout being kept It the ist.hea1s Of
sill he tsuntest sbips for The gallsat admiral, with his
squadron, who were hourly expected. The Cressy
was anchored within two niles u ReVel, insde Mar
gen leland. The feet anchored in line four miles
csfsn, from the fonts at Revel waiting orders for
aavsncbg within -hOt range Of the guns Of the aeet
The Nsrgen islanders reported there we're 900 in
fanrY shi 5000 cavalry encsnped 10 and around
Revei TO protect the plsee About three weeks since
the whole army was re, iewed by the Emperor him
self, Who, according 10 the Nargen Islanders, adj
dlessed them himself, urging them keep the enemy
from their shores, perish ia the attempt 10 do
Ibe Nargen ISLANDERS II Is reported do all they pos
sibl) dare do IN barter with the heet and are very
faithful IN all their transactions.
snatches OF letters from Sir Charles Napers squad
ron confirm this report. letter dated Lsdsand, on
Sept l., says:
&" Twelve Oelock.-I have just hesrd that the
Nulturo brought out mos; iportaat dispatches, even
orders for the bonhardmcpt OF Reyel; bit cannot
make sure Of this news. think t cannot be 80, else
the French ships which left yesterday and tie gay
before would, I should think, DO recalled INC
French Admiral, and AdmiraIs Marin and ontas,
have been with the eommsnder.in-ehief more tnin
two and bali hours this morning, 90 p.rhaps lueIs
may DE some ruth IN what hear ana y . run 49,
authority tha: the order TO lombard Revei has come
out, bat it il a question with the Ainirals u u
would be safe 10 do it at su,h an advanced sate OF
the season. The meeting among heln so-eay nss
delayed our sailing Until tonoT0"' H'ea VIC :"
direct 20 Nsrgen, near heseL ,.-. -.
-Four OeIock-I can hear nothing more, exeeps
that we 20 10 Nrgen for certain oacfrow out no.h-
ing To subs.aDtis.e the report 90 me penoer4nen1
We NAV perhaps be only gaiDg &c ~ Ia asg gsa
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AN AMERICAN MAZZINL.

Among the recent items of European news was
q statement copied from the Continental journals,
that MAzzINi, the Italian patriot, had been de-
teeted travelling in Switzerland in disguise, and
imprisoned. 1t was alec stated that he escaped
only through the circumstance that one OF his
friends, who resembed him in person, voluntarily
gave himself up, declaring that he was the real
Nsfrini, thus procuring the release Of the great
sgitator. The following letter, which has been
communicated to The TRIBUNE by the gentle
man to whom il WAS written, furnishes the first
correc. account of the occurrence which gave
rise to these stories. Tee arrest aud imprison-
ntnt OF Mr.. PHILLIPS was accompanied with
circumstances Of peculiar outrage aud indisnity,
and up to this time the Swiss Government hss
not even offered the poor satisfaction of an spo,-
ogy. II the simple declaration Of an intention to
become an American citizen guarantees the pre-.
lection Of psiionsl vessel, a passport from the
Secretary Of State should q, less. assure the per-
sos.l hperty fits hsare,, and protect HIN from
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MEXICO.
PARTICULARS OF COUNT DE BOULBONs
DEFEAT.


A private letter received by gentleman ia this
City gives the following particulars Of the fight
at Gusynas, between Count de BOulbons party
and The MexicaDs.
"GUAYxAs, Monday, July IL, 1854.
We have had quite exciting times in tnis il-fa'ed
town. believe you were aware Of The arrival some
two months ago of four hundred FrenchmeD, who en-
lated IN San Francisco, to serve ~ Mexican Soldiers.
On fbe ID inst, Count Rousset lie BouIbon who you
NAV remember reyolutioniled this State about
eighteen months sgo arrived here and placed himself
at The head of the French troops and began at once
70 pick quarrel with the authorities. On the lath
inst, small street eight took place between some two
or three natives and French, in which knives aad
sticks were only uscd and 10 few minutes the house,
tops Of every house in the Plaza II live on one corner
Of III were occupied by French soldiers.
1.-THE NJ 1icens took possession ofsome other houses
in another small plaza, one block distant the houses
here oil story tat roofed and fired about
thirty sbeis at the French, doing no damage lsnly
woBBdilg one or two tie French did not FIRE. Both
parties respected Americans. l. with several Others
passed up the street nile they were firing without
being shot at or molested lis true we were escorting
adies, the family Of American sea-captain,
which may have had tOme iGGaence; this was about
midday. All that afternoon aod night com nunca-
tons were parsed between the Coun, and the Cover
nor, Gen. faLes), the Count making some very arbi-
trsry and insulting demands. At o'clock p. NJ. Of
the 18Th the last eommh SION called upon the Cover
nor and demanded that he should give them ore Of
the best pieces Of cannon u FOUNDER With the
responding ammunition, disarm al the Grardia Ma
ciOnal which composed mere than half the Mexican
force and deliver Up 70 the French @ hoeAsee, three
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AMERICAN AND OTHER BOOKS AT PARIS.

FROM ON OTp SoUespondenI
PARIS, Thursday, Sept 25, 1854.
Our most prominent and extraordinary representa-
tive abroad is really Uncle Tom. His influence i, in
permanent evidence az Paris. Not only creaneries,
dry goods snd eating slope named after his hu
bic abode but by force of elaborate jest, the Pal
ais Royal, TIE residence of exKing jerome, Is also
called The Case FOneie Tom. The etymologic pro-
Gers that leads 10 this ttular result as follows aud
sufficiently ineligible if you will keep in your minds
earihe rules Of French pronunciation Zap ,leoa was
the Grand ilommei Napoleon Iii is the Petit Onme,
and his uncle Jerome of utter nsgnfcanee, is nec-
e.s,Iily The Oncle Tom. -Four or FIVE childreas
books published IL cheap form BY societies of Re-
lgiOus Instruction, extracted from or built upon Mrs.
Sroses masterpiece, and bearing its title their beet
recommendation. You have not forgotten George
Sands generous homage OF admiration paid 10 Mrs.
Stowe and her book; nov We have Heinrich Heine
the greatest living wit of Europe taking lessons in
n aiding the Scriptures from the American slave in
irodscipg him with honor ard by name among The
irst creators and creatures OF European literature
go ueh you may read IN AZ article of he las. ReS0e
ses Depz M0ades entitled Les IreEk 1 IN P0.Le The
aiicle il but psr many will be glad 20 hear, Of
book bearing the sane title Itself the hrs. Of three
volumes OF new Miscellsnies, lvermischte Schrf-
ieD,l now in the hands Of bis Hamburg publishers.
The second and third volumes contain a
series OF essays on social and intelec-
,ual hfe in France during the mos; brIlian.
period OF Louis Philippe Thee Confessions Of q
Pet may be considered Is the resume Of bic intel
lectuai life. What interest tie matter Of the book
promises may be g1essei from sentence or two.
IL have undertaken be says, % relate The history
OF the formation Of the book De riHemagRe, Sc well
e- of the philosophical and religious All ATOMS, that
have arisen in the authors mind since its pubica-
" ton OF its manner, i: is enough to say that
HeiDes head and heart are untouched by his long
drawn bodily suftrngs. The brilisney the subtle
ress, tie proiouncLess, the wit, poetry, the sharp
logic, the Gre sense the roaring Laughter, the deep
METEOROLOGICAL bis early qualities, in tine, reaopear
in his Lis laiest work. He is only something ess
wicked, as be says be has renouneed hs Atheism or
bis Hegeian aHt0-letsr. He regrets, in ! new pre-
face to De FIHenGgHs, that he wrote TIA; book. He
rtads the Bible with Uncle rom not that he s ato-
gether an orthodox Christian Orthodoxy is 10: Hsine
forte The CO.Js'ooss, besides the Oh eff attraction
a. history or historical hin,s OF the movements OF
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in the Wrsnelsr. +, was total failure II Bomar-
.und. The Austerlitx and the fnssaible leave to-
morrow TOR kiel."
Again on the lsth
Twelve Oclock-I again open my letter TO- tho
third or fourth time TO say that all the heet, Nth me
ption of those mention above, went e. sea this
morning; but have beeu obliged 70 return, ths
weather became 40 thick. We shall now wait, WITH
our fires banked up, until il gets clearer, for s.r
Charles Is most anxious Ia be OIL
KIEL, Sept. 81 Tine French imperial steam yacns
La RENE Hortense arrived here yesterday 10 oos..
The French ar steamer Cocyte is also lyirg az Ins
ietty ticking in coal The d. pit Of this fuel belong
ips 70 the French Government is BY 40 means ef
hsusted vet and will in al probability, DO repien'
shed in time 70 be made of 10 the next year M
val csmpaigu in the Baltic.
D,xrlIc' Sept. 1.-the belief gsins strength mere
that an attack on Revel will be made before tue ice
closes the Law al campaign FOR this year.
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From our Special Correspondent at Paris
PARIS Monday Sent 25

From our Special Correspondent at Paris
PARIS, Monday, Sept. IS, 1854.
The case Of Drs. Philips and Elchelberser, lately
imprisoned at Bale by he Swiss authorities is OF
peculiar aggravaton. Two American gentlemen trav.
cling quietly from Italy and Switzerland ere seized
upon their arrival at Bale, aad after being treated
with ind entities which the 10 class Of thieves
do not receive in civilized countries, thrown
into vile oupe where the few handfals OF straw
which they were TO sleep were alive With ve;nin,
and where Il cir only sustenance was bread and water
of so bad quality that Tie cravings of hunger alone
could induce them TO touch it. Here they remained
seven days at the mercy of brutal silor, being
fused all communication with the American Consul,
or with each other, denied any explanations on the
OF their arrest as well as being treated brualy
when they asked for better accommodations; and
this confinement and brutal treatment continued as
am informed by DR.. Phillips himself, 1--WE days after
the authorities we're convinced they had made mis-
take, and that the persons in custody were reiiiy
American citizens When finally released they left
without apology from the officials at whose hands
they bad been confined, and came 10 Paris %
.eek counsel. Our ambassador here, feeling
hlbly indignant at the gross outrage, in
sisted upon the return OF DR.. PhIlios to SSitzsr-
land with a peremptory demand for i'm mediate
apology ard the payment OF damages. Upon bis A.
rival at BeIne be found that Mr. Fay having learned
the circumstances from the American Consul a. Bie,
had already addrt SEED note in strong terms TO the
President of the Federal Council, in which a.
apology was demanded, as well as assurance that
American citizens were TO be exempt from sieh oai-
RACES in the future. After DR.. Phillips arrival NJ.
Fay siill deemed il better 10 place his egJatlJns
on high ground, aud was opposed to asking an in
d,mbiiy. lie, hosever, yielded the point, and again
addressed bote to the Council, demanding sn in
demnty as well the pledge for future conduct con-
tanned in the first note. The reply of the Presdca,
of the Council was evasive, and showed q disPO-
ston to slirk the subject. lie endeavorei to make
it appear that il was only cantonal affair." w.;h
which the Central Government had nothing 70 do,
and r, ferred the sggreved parties to the civil courts
Of Bale, where they were informed, ample justice
"woulo no doubt be rendered them
As your readers are perhaps by this time aware,
DIR. Philips was arrested by mistake for Joseph
Mszzini ard il this Circumstance that gave rise TO
the report published in TAe London Times few days
ago, that MsEzini had been arrested al Bale D..
Eiehelberger was arrested for beng found in such
dangerous society. Mszz;ni was reported 10 tie
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srCKLEs ON BOAR HUNT.

MADAME RACHEL COMING TO NEW YORK.
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Important from Switzerland.
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OUTRAGE ON AMERICANS.
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F. u r O p E

MIR. SOULE IN THAT CITY.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10
MATlEl TO.

On the 26,h nit, by Rev. NJ. J. A'er,an,
ARnaH.n BARrHoLosLw and Mss Zia1xA
FrnsT. both Of Nitsny Valley.
the Cd inst, by Rev. .S.L.M.Conser, JnHx
W. Rs.rH and Miss REHAccA A. YoUxG, both
Of Northumberland.
Al Linden Hall. Cenler Co. 3lsf uli. hy Rev.
Mr.. Hami!i. Jou~ BmorHERL,Sr Esq. of Hol.i-
daysburg and Miss MARTHA GaxsG KiHxE of
Linden Hall.
By Rev. G. Erenmyer-e5,h Dec, Philip
Greiner and Miss Eliza Wsnd,, both Of Penns
TIP. 27Ih Dec. jackson Bich!er of East Buf-
faloe and Miss H-tty kan,z of Prnns. 18th
ulr.. Frederick Hair and Mrs. Heuy Terms,
bn,h Of Srlinssr"ve.
Bv Rev. f. Kieiier. c6,h ult.. Henry Stlhl-
necker ani MISS >usan"ah Hartman. both of
the vicinity Of Cen,erville. Also Charles Dill
comb and Miss Rcbecca Relish, both Of West
BuHa!up.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10
Notice fo Contractors.

CEALED Proposals will be received hy the
y undersigned. Commissioners Of Cuion
County, at the house of Jacob Eroncher, IN
Hartley. On Tuesday, the 2sih Of Feb. next.
until o'clock. p. W., Of said day, FIR bu'!dlng
a BRIDGE, tu cross Penns Greek. in Hartley
township on land of the lalc J. Brown. deed a
few rods above where The R'ad crosses Penns
Creek at Cooks Ford. SAID Bridge 10 be built
on the plan of the bridge across PeDns Creek
near Cenrervilie. with one arch or span-ihe
Contractor or contractors TO furnish all the ma
,erials for building. Specifications. &c. will be
exhibited, tn. above mentioned day and place.
S. X. HERROLD. J Cm;nty
ADAM sIlECKLER. Comm;,.
SEM LEI EEL, sinners.
Com'rs' Office, New Berlin. Jan. 2s, 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10
L1tes: from Europe :!

FTNHE subscriber would inform old friends
and new ones too. that having with some
trouble and expense secured one of the best
WATCH. NJ AKERS in the worid-who has
been employed as Fi.iish"r in different Watch
Factories 10 Europe-and now in hi: employ
calls upon all having .fae watches 10 reward
him with plenty Of work.
lie having to"ls not generally kept bv
watchmakers in America, is enabled I" make
any new parts In watches in the neatcsi and
most workmanlke manner.
Gold and Silver Watch Dials cleaned and
FreShed like new.
Galvanizing and Fire Gliding done In the
best and cheapest manner--at the old stand
on Market street. Lewisturg. by
Nov. "a, 1853. A. l.. HATFIELD.
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DIED,

In Icwishurr. 7ih inst. ELIsu., son Of John
and Sarah Bridge. aged g months and e5 days.
In Ea>t Buiiane. 9Th inst. G."psg EnwIS.
son II SIrnne and Mary A. Baker aged II
months and &c dayS.
Ia Buila'rc Tp. 7ih inst. S,NrrL M'CLrI-
lam. in his 18Th year.
In Wrlliam>ror'. 29th nit. in his 57th year,
J"n~ Sl"As, formerly Treasurer Of Lycoming
county.
In Nilliam,pnr'. Is, inst, ADoLrHrs D.
Nr:S"r. E>q. aged 81 years.
L. Penn> Tp "s'h Dec. JoaN SNirH, in his
Sch wear.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10
NOTICE.

4 T a meeting of the Board Of Managers OF
IA the Union County Mutual Fire Insurance
Company. held at The Office Of said Company,
in the Borough If Lewishrrg. on the 9Th day
of October instant. the following Resolution
was unanimously adopted:
R.mirsd. That an assessment Of fifteen rer
cent on the premium notes prior TO the l6ih
day Of October 1852. and an assessment OF ten
per ccst. on the premium notes since the 18th
day of October 1882. he made TO meet the los
ses sustained By this Company and due the De-
visers of Prick, Siiler & Go. and others.
Published bv order ofth Board Of Directors.
Nov, 3, 1853, JA. MERTZ. See'y.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10
Agricultural.

The Quarterly Meeting Of the Cuion
County Agricultural Society. will te held
n. the office of Saml Weirick Esq. in New
Berlin, at = p. NJ. Of Monday, 18th Feb.
inst, when q Premium List will be pre-
scented for consideration. and the time aud
place for the next Fair decided. The Vice
Presidents are requested to get all the
Members they can, and return their hames
with the money for membership
JACOB GCNDI, Pres.
o. n WOaDEN. Rec. Sec. Feb. 1.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10
DAUPHIN a. SUsoUEHANNA RAILROAD.
The first through train on this important
road, reached Harrisburg at about half-Past
twelve o o'clock on Tuesday, frnm P''ttSviile.

Ne-CERTAIS tUaE for o'bitic Eruption tut,n
cou. Diseases Ind Legs Uitefs. aud cd Srr"--lr l.
N, di.pu,-i f,ri that 10 Iova,' Uintm td'
mI ca n,act nj r,rrs de paired "f levin uln-i.
lat v We Il it, curative power. AMI VIII
sc,,ri.nc. with the printed directions viii,
c.ch rot With Iolowsys Pills. the cIuiin,d
oushiy The pestilcntai aseast. and leave
the .ufY rer without brmsh
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OT-e Snsquehanna RaInod compan,

OT-s Sus2ueha""a RaI"od Company
HAHRisBUno. Jan 20, 1854.
TNHE STOCKHOLDERS of this COMPANY
L are hereby notified that the Second
lns'alnenl Of Five Dollars per Share Is
called IN. payable on "r before the 9th IF
February next; and an instsltnent Of like
amount PAYABLE on or beEre the lCih dav of
each month thereafter. until the whole i. paid
IN. 10 wit. the 10th OF October nex;-by those
residing IN
Bal,im"re-ar Union Bank of Maryland;
Dauphin county-Bank Of Midde'own;
Norhnmberl'd county-Bank of Norihumbld;
Union ncountv-l.ewisburs Savings Institution.
by order.
ROB :. HOLL.NS. Treasurer.
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FITS! FITS! FITS!
TnE vg1rTasL. rxrRtrr
EPi1EPTIC PILLS,

For the cure Of Ffs. Spa'n's. Cramps and al
NsrnIs and CONSTITUTIONS! d. ssa'cs.
DERsoNs who are Iab"rng under this
distressing rnaladv viii find the vEGfr'-
ABLE EPII.EPTC PILLS 10 be the only
remedy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy.
or Falling Fits.
Thee. Pill. pnss.ss . sr<cife a-tinn The nervous
system. and although they pr.par-d e'pcay pr the
purrne fcurfng fts they vii h. fnnd especial h-n-
"a, fy all p~r.nus nfcted With weak nerves whose
uery.us svstcm has l.cn rre.trate shatfcro.l f
any wh,teyer In ehron complaint or sca-ss
Of LONG tantnc spor.ndurcd iy n~rsousuo's they
exrrsdiu-.y iensnsial.
Prize a. per hnx or hokcs f,r ss. Persons out of
the Citv enrosrx rrrai..rnc-- viii haze the fs sent
thsm through tie mail. fr.e OF foss-e- For s'.e =
SEfU q ITAvCH. Nc. los. P,,rYsoSs STr~r fadssn.r,
No 70 vbop oFo07 Srcn all rsr Of Nv" Csra must 10
e6d:ssssa, r%ssfa'4 tiyte-asvsv
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE IS hereby given, thas letters tsS,A-
~ nrntary on the estate oi ASDSSu hAs.s,
late Of Bdhai;' township. deed, nave lecn
granted 10 the radsrsiSEei, in Jds fern offs
BY the Reg 2isie, OF Cninn county All persons
indebted 10 said estate are requested 10 Inasr
immedi ate payment; aud those hsTin: claims
against il viii pressu, lh"r1 duly aHihso:ics;:si
fuf settlement JOHN I. HAGEE.
JAMES M'CRElGHr,
BugA,o. Nov Is. ls53-cw Executors.
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Taken I'm,

I'm or about the l4th inst. BY S.xurt
~ FIsHE~, seven LOGS. while floating on
the Susquehanna River al New Columbia. aud
a description Of said logs is deposited in my
o.tce. The owner or owners uf the same are
hereby notified 10 prove property, pay all Just
charges. and remove them within three men,hs,
or they will be disposed Of according to iaw.
ROBERT CANDUI Up.
White Deer Mills, Jan. 10, 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10
Estate Of Joel Roger, decd.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters tes-
tamentnry on the estate of JorL HoIkn.
lale Of Kelly township. decd have been gran
ie'! to the undersigned by the Register of Un-
ION county. in due fora OF law. Therefore,
all persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate, are hereby requested to may i'm
mediate payment. and those having any just
claims against the same. are also requested to
present them without delay.
JOHN SCHRACK,
Nov. II, l853-6w Executor.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-10

I" the Honor able the Judges of the Cnur, Of
Quarter sinH. of III. Pear. fr the county Of Union
February >.si'n. 4. Il 1854
Tn pet ion # Jonas II her tfuy sl-H~ti-,hat
your I-tition-r occIi mmtsifus h. situate at
W hir Der MILL IN tn iownshi of White He, the
road aiing from lt~ihurs W liam anI the
rn>t end 81 the Sugar Vsy AMI White Tu-r pix.
Road whirh is veil caicu ard FOR public huase Of
-n"rtHinm n. am! has ie'n an is iprd h.
anf from it, n"irhorh oi ard situation IL su,tab
we'll ~ nerrs-aT. for the "Intd ttion of th public
aud the "rtcrta rnrt of aud tratrrrs: he
IN = f'r' res'e tfIy I-ays tt- tGIrt gcsnf him y
ic"u-r 10 k"ep inn l'!Hi Enrs # .4l-~;sm ut
& JONAS Usher
W III r7i rs.-,el r'riz~1s IT White . - township
a: -"'t J. prs g.iiy --Irhrt-- 18th 10 Fisher
'lr "' uHa 81 i"ti'lJn and aisn HAHN. good
k"' sc al i"usr L., viii COW uati II ir-ns-
prayed q, hereby r-rtf, thai srcli hni- l.
rseary ~ mol u. t public and -nterta
and that he Is er-on Of good repnte fr
,eSty AMI AMI that he j. we'll provided with
h"us" rom AMI convenience for tn" loi-iu. and
nriarn Of -trnrg~rs and t~nvrcrs: Therefore beg
lar- 10 recommend that iicrns. be granted To hu,
agreeshy 10 his pcti ion.
Aaron c. High !. 2. Iingue. J. ". Sassrr,rn. Jacob
I---r, Jr. David KauNnsn. Panir r. R.,~r. wi'ii,,
Trump James Bark. Wm Icincy, John Blv. ,ieo. Dicf
f-nd' Fl r. jerome irntz-nho!. gaid
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AIu,inlstratoy.s Notice

NOTICE Is hereby given, that Letters OF
~ Administration nn the Estate Of SAM
UEI. SLEER, late of White Deer Twp, Union
Co, deed, have becn granted tn the unders gned
by the Register ii Union county in due form
OF law; therefore all persons indebted 10 said
estate are requested To make immediate pay
ln-nt, aud those having any Just claims are
also requested To present them properly auth
entic aied for settlement.
GEORGE SLEER. Administrator.
BuHtloe To- Dec, rs. 1853
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nISSoLuTI0M.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the Co-rart-
~ nership in the Tailoring usi 'ess here.
inf"re existing between JOHN b MILLER and
JAMES X. MILLER. is this dav dissolved by
mutual consent. The hooks and accounts are
in me hands Of John 3. Miller. who i suthri.
sed to settle for the Firm.
kevistoye Ans -, lv1o
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Dissolution of Partnership,

TNHE partnership heretofore existing he
tween the undersigned under the firm Of
High Il Albright was dissolved by mutual CON-
sen, on the Isl Of Nov. 1888. The books will
be iefi in the hands of |. F. Albright for set
tlement. Those knowing themselves indebted
will do well to call and settle.
White Deer Mills, HENRY HIGH.
November II, 1858. { I. F. ALBRIGHT
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A,,nin,ssrator's Notice.

ETTERS Of Administration having been
II granted To- the undersigned on the estate
OF JOHN d MILLER, deceased, late of Buffa-
loe Township. Union County, notice is hereby
given. all persons indebted to SAID estate tn
make Immediate payment. and those having
claims against 1t will present them, att.sted
for settlement to
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN,
Nov. L. '53.-6w Administrator.