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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24

1JWe learn from the Covington Journal that a
difficulty has sprung up between portion Of the
members Of the German Catholic Church Of that
city and the Bishop of tile diocese. I'LL has
cen filed in the Kcnlon circuit court against the
Bishop aud the Trustees appointed by him. The
journal gives the following outline Of tile bi
ttisalleged that plaintiffs were duly aud IN &C.
corlance with the custom Of the Roman Catholic
Church, elected by the congregation trustees OF
The ChuTch that Bishop Cunrll, refusing TO recOg-
ME Them such, las appointed other Trustees,
who have taken possession ol the Tie 10 KS and
revenues of the chu,ch, amounting to some A.
900. Punher that Ill., to 1852 the congregation
mad been in the habit Of ecctng school lTusleesj
thut at that time Rev. X. Khur, clergyman Of tie
congregation, appointed Other school trustees, and
lie trustees thus appointed have commenced
building a school house on the church LOT, ~ a
place improper for the purpose, unhealihY and
CONTRARY to the wishes OF large portion Of Tie
congregation. Tue petitioners pray that defend
auis may BIZ reSIranlel lIom efscung sad school
house, aud from further using the church and
school funds, and that lley he compelled to sur
render up Ihe books, &C.
The ISSUE, II will be seen, is question of right
aud power between the Bishop aud the congrega
lion as ~ appointing trustees aud controlling the
property oil The church. The petition will be
lead at the OctOUrr Term OF The KentOn circuit
court. @
A similar difficulty existed in this city few
years ago. GeTmon Catholic Benevolent AsSO.
ciation owned burial ground, winch the Bishop
refused to consecraie unless the properly was
made over to the church. We never heard how
the difficulty was settled, II created a good deal
Of excitement at the time.- LOusDiils.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24
TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION"
ONWARD MARCH

lEumptOn'H Vegetable Ahncturc FtctOrtouHI
DISEASE PALS HtrURE "a.
MOi, uigu Gold 10 TIE SiskGTOn Of tue most re-
speolaIlc Druggists Ia South Cuoiua.
CuAbLEsroS, Sept 81, 1853.
aessr5, Nmtmlei & MowbTay: The sale OF yOurHImP
TONS Roeti6ls THctns Is Increasing every day am! eve
bottle sold recommends this valuable medicine TO tho
aiUtrd several OF our planters have tried different
cases with astonishing success, and ave getting u BY hall
zrs II has been lOuud 10 le Tie greatest ouchy Tor
Rheumatic affections, and wCUdot cure luz been per-
formed on d negro boy suffering by Fits viii ulnish
you with number oil cerlihtates II you wish them
Pcasc send me as SoOJns possible supply oil the Tine
tue. | am, gentlemen yours, -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24
lADMiN ISIKAIUh'S SALE.

10 Shhres washington Hall Stock,
WILL sell at Public Sale On Thursday the I5,h S,,s
u June next, Fifteen EhATes Was ngtOn Hall Slo,f "
lupgins TO the estate Of j. n. Huss, deceased iOtbp
eSt builder. ~ Ha- ST.. ''
Terms made known on Jay Of sale.
nly2I JNO. X. BOiSrORD, Ajr,t
~ The above sale ispoStPonsd vntR tao slh tiJ &
AusnsI igut;
ivgG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24
NEW MISUNDERSTANDING.
Auotion Nottne.

snsRIFP'5 sAlE Or AsBENUrIyUb TAlaTiau
ON Monday Aueus eslh, 1851 at 10 O'Clock A. Al Al
4 Inc warehouse 0f DOT6ey, Howard ~ Knox, Monroe
street NC viii sell fol account OF Me sheun or Ohio
''NSl sol 4 mil }eySls,l Gold Lever Watch.
49, g. n, q G., L.. WtcKHAM,
pugo3 Au0llonceTs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24

RAlL RoAD AocrbESr.-As The Pittsburgh Ex'
press tain, on the HomiIton and Dayton Railroad,
was passing Cumminsyle on last Sunday morn.
ing, the Conductor saw two men in market wa
gon ON The Coerain turnpike and jus. about to
cross the rnilroud uock. The oficetS made all
possible signals al Efforts TO prevent catastto.
ply, but in vain The wagon and horses were
caught by The locomotive aud in moment destroy.
ed, os also were the two men in the wagon, who
were Germausj one Of them was nomed Philip
Dikemau, and the name Of The other could not be
asceTlained. So terribly mutilated were the men
that o. one of them the largest piece that Yves
found was portion ofCne arm. The Coroner held
nu inquest on Saturday, Hnda verdict was returned
that the deceased came TO their death by careltssIy
,Itiying over the railroad crossing on tho Cincin
nat, Hamilton and Dayton ROilIoad, at the Cole.
rain pike in Cumminsyille, Icing run over by The
Pittsburgh express IrOin, The oficersof the train
give oil the signals Of the road for the tack to be
cleared, and used every precaution to STOP the
train, as The horse aud wagon come up.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24
Wheeling and Franklin Cotton
Milla

nj K. MONROE & co. having taken tile Wheeling
and Franklin Cotton Mills located In this city arc
prepared supply all ordersot The lowest rates for "A
and Ga Shesnss, Cotton Yarns Cotton WaYps, Cotton
tings, etc. JAMES NM.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24
VALUABLE
Confectionery Establishment


the Undersigned wishing to rctue nom Tie cares and
ahors OF business oics her atge and valuable Coneo.
onery m WASHINGTON Hall OT sale. IT Is Of tho best
ncations In the CITY, aud comprises all the urnture, Tx
lures aud stock OF First Cass Conleotonory II ia III,
led up in tile most fashionable STYLE and has an excellent
RIM OF custom Nv the addition OF Oyster Saloon In
he winter would be Of the most profitable eslsh-
ishmcnls in The city. II offers opportunity TO
person OF small capital Willsell on favorable Terms
iyo.,di,n,wOt "a. j. kFATING,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24

HoT Ain VS.. SrEAM.-The Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad Company hove ordered locomotive to be
CONSTRUCTED, which shall be propelled by hot air
on an entirely new principle. Should this exper-
iment meet with success, the use Of tender will
be entirely dispensed wlihi and coal sufficient TO
take the mpchie from ST, Louis to Cincinnati can
be carried in single baUel.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24


HoRRbLE TRGorDYIS MissouRi,- One man KILL
cd, TDo Stabbed, and Three Hmg;--We men'
toned few days that three men had been sum
marily hung at smilhyille, Clpy county, Mo. 1t
appears itacus occurred, in which John W.
Douglas was killed, VIM, Ross, and John Ross
father and son, were dangerously and Ira Phlsse-
verely stabbed by Samuel aud William Shackel'
lord aud John W. galloway The origin oil The
alrray, aud the subsequent hanging Of the offend
ers, The Darkvills LumHary, of the 9Th inst, thus
details. A.
"Tbe SaokelrordsOre said 10 have been conneo-
led will gang of horse thieves thatwefe commit
ting deptedntiOns in the pe'gbborhOodi great in
dsnalion existed so far as TO pass resolutions OF
deHng them t. leave the place, which they telas'
ed to do. PEloI to this, Douglass had been inslTu-
mental in tracing mule TO Sam ShacktlloTd who
consequently owed Douglass grudge, and on Mon.
DAY last The two met aud had an atetcaliOn at
Snilhield, which euded 50 fatally.
owe Understand that Douglass shot al Shackle'
ford, slightly wounded him, and That his other
William stabbed Douglass. The ROSES inierlered,
but were oyerpowertd by the Shackellotds md
Galloway, aud cut down. They will moi pToba'
bly, survive. Sam ShaekelfoEd stabbed The man
Tut CallawOY and the ShackelloTds subse.
qlenlly took refuge IN neighOoTing houses. An
immense crowd OF citizeus speedily collected at
tie place, suIroundingthe houses, aud about dusk,
William Shackelford was brought out aud orIh-
with hanged Shortly Afterwards, Galloway was
hanged beside hlm-having previously confessed
his completely wIih the others in horse stcaug--
Samuel ShackelloId who he'd been wounded by
pistol shot, was said 10 be dangerously hurt, but
tbs not being true, about eleven O'clock NJ night
he too was dcogged ont and hanged. On this
Cruesday mornngl the bodies were cut down.
The inosl intense excitement prevails throughout
tile vicinity"
Another account says. .r
"Galaway was a mere boy and the two Shack
ellords were quite young lneu. 1t is reported
when the election took place on Monday, these
men were Still hanging upon a tree in full view of
Tie eople." .IfIt 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24

IsDnsA ELEorloS.-At the October election the
following Offices are ODE hlledi
Judge ofslhe Supreme Court Secretary Of
Slate, Treasurer Of State Auditor Of statei SUI
penutendent Of Public Instruction; congressmeni
State Senator, two Representatives, County Tr'a-
sursr, cOuny Adaioy sbttiTi cOtOnsri County
commissioner, surveyors and District and County
Pc secnllng Attorney.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24

TmE DRouGnT AND rHE ORoPs.- Complaints res.
p-otiug the eGecls Of the prevailing drought con-
linue to Derec iyed from almost every direction.
short corn crop is generally regarded as cerlainj
and OF the West, calculations arc making with
references 10 its effects upon pork aud whisky
Upon all these questions however the Cincinnati
Price Current remarks as follows;
"'rhai there will be short crop Of corn, is
matter we suppose settled beyond disprtei aud that
tlere arc grounds for serious uppTehenSiOus that
The yield viii BE- rsry short, lie information to be
found in OUT columns Lbundanlly SLOWS, but II is
always dangerous Ia speculato upon short crops;
and To commence now, to operate with tue eXpeC
talion that corn and hogs will be Shot would be
only opening the road 10 those disastrous results,
which have ueen so generally experienced during
the last two years.
There is undoubtedly larger number Of hogs
in tue country now, than ever before. THERE'S
lair surplus OF old oornj There is a gerry Large crop
Of oats; there will be large import oil wheat from
Canada, under the RECIPROCITY lIeaty-lhe indi-
cations are that there will be but hug foreign de.
nnnd for breadStuffS. These facts combined, may
offset entirely, and must Offset 10 great extent
The elect OF short corn crop.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24

CHoLERA.--Tho total deaths in Boston during
the week ending at noon Of Saturday reach O4, Of
which II were from cholera. These returns ex-
hbita gratifying decrease compared with the pre-
vious week.
AT New York the cholera is also decreasipg,-
During the last week there were only DO deaths
from that disease, and tom other causes 704--toInl
DIS.
The Niagara Falls Gazette slascs that no ohOle-
IA or cholera symptoms had been heard cf ut the
Falls OF in It's vicinity for the past two weeks.
The cholera is onihe decline at Richmond. Du-
ring the part week there were only about 40 deaths
rro,n that disease, being some twenty less than the
preceding week.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24
Yours VIII" '''G ESiiiIzAnnrn EDwARns.

do Hereby certify, that am personally acquainted
with Airs EUwardE aud can safely lecOmmcn Tie Oboye
statement TO be correct,
Il. p. COOPER, Postmaster,
CalUn bridge, Ilamu6hu 10 co. Va
20 Delicate ladies' ana ehdien Will please sivs II
trial.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24

An ExonASoE. Governor Wright of Indian,
los, week, was UNITED IN IneIiage with iair
daughter Of Kentucky. The Louisville Courier.
saws that Governor Powell, Of Kentucky 2 soon
10 lead to the otaI, a Young Qunkeress, OF Wayne
county. lniiano. This is q change OF conSlilu-
EMS to which no one will object.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24

OF Wind, by H. Silllmau Ives, Ill, D., jusl
| received and Cor sale by PETER LECHBR,
4th 81 between Monroe and Union
jt2t Wheeling We.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24

In their various FORMS gyins life and vgOr, restor-
Ing the shattered constitution and thus nuslng hope In
place Of dependency BY lie mild pleasant and sale ac
lion OIL tile stomach liver Kidneys, lungs, and tic ner'
OF ths urinary organs, coughs asthma, bronchial alice
lions consumption, serOnh, Kings xvii, worms rheu
matIsm gou neuralgia, saint Yus' Dance, Fits, Fslu.
la Piles with ali diseases aTsing rom impure blood
I tcDsFor sale by ~, ID logan g. Co., Wheeling
Druggi Is generally.
7 oI5ssoidb, AinRTiMgR & MOwBaAY, $50 Baltimore st
Baltimore and sol broadway, MY. m Iat
OB- Pricosi per bottle. y20
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24

gJThe Cholera bus ceased lis ravages in Mon-
tTeOl. Eleven hundred and seyenly.four persons
disl during its prevalence,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24
Elegant Residence Tor ST.

-GITUATEDe eleven miles TIom w,,,,,u.
Clalisyle, Ohio Tie location il rs,s 'TtohsgA
smTitsalihy Tho house contains ioursSn S etrs III
SSdsp M'E inI SweyS loot ceilings and R
lWo aigepOi cues, with bake hol So, waSb SSL Aho
WOOL nouSe all under one roof with peyS, ff
anu cslerh capable OF Containing one Iho,, ,lls vel
d, playground coWplises three acres. with
M Oos, lelee ayd Is under the highest ~. Ssi,
h.s eoRalE sIst variety Of tie NOS, ,t'
pie Pears, Peaches aud Plum, 'N'H a. Gnpi, 4,
The ouIbutlditga inellde siablrs graD,rI,.
woson hores, oliiFrlectiy finished lsOIl,
OF hSh TearOI tie house, uner sooS 49,.
H"qS''eO % JANIS MvMURBiV, 90
niYIs-9m. 6, "EcHSSSESRY,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24

WAsuISoToN MoSUMEST,-'Ihe present height
of this monument Is one hundred and sixty feetj
and to day it is expectedthat the hundred and six
ty.second foot will be commenced. Thereoepts
of the past month have been fair and will exceed
expenditures.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24

TERRiBLE BGTALiTY.-Itis now ascertained that
since the cholera first attacked the three hundred
laboreIs on section Of the Illinois Genital Rail
road, near Alton, Il has carried of over one-half
of the whole.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24

Ig- For sale by Druggists everywhere. ~
Uy'PRICE-S5 cents TO" asingle box or 81 10, nNe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24

Come, Everybody and sGeI
w have arranged on che ,p table, remnants Of evc
wv ~ kind, old slyi Goods, and articles Of which VIZ
have too large stock, which we purpose 20 sell oH N
come pTtcs--NEhatever they will bring
Conc soon, while you have chance for bargains
aug7 w. D Motto & BRO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24

f. ou,,r,,,.a FOR SALE
N Inquire Of 1i Ts sISya!es On Centre ,.
mt3 lhTW, flFVMAS GREY. W"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24

illoaRicAHE.-on last Thursday Tremendous
hurricane passed through the lower part Of Green.
upoounly, KY, crossing the river into the STATE
of Ohio, from 10 miles below Gr.enupsbuTg,
The Record says It did considerable damage in
biowing down tees and fences, damaging houses
and barns, It was said to Ue from . to miles
wide. going ftom west to east.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24

VNTuIi PRper-AncNccllent assortment still ON hand
w aud lor sale at cduced prices by
WILDE " nRO.
ousi7 cor Main and Union sts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24

.nFPlC E-oOmeI Centre aud SIKH, sttces
" irf-dlv WHEELING w.
IUsGN UlVNL. lfas " eurd 4 SlOTe on NUEylW
~ Wheeling, rLXt 10 MichRl Rnhan'S msibsJ ud, h,
tho 81 Of Second Hand Furniture. wheplti, t,,i.
mined TO buy, sell o. exchange Furniture Of al lipi,-
Also, TO bay gentlsnon1 east OF Clothes. Old Ci1tI
etc etc.
All persons having Furniture 10 dispOss Of will fftil
to their a,iyanlbee to sall on Aln. isi,ltN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-24
FIRST IN FASHION

LSO, LOT OF Philadelphia aud Baltimore styles OF
N SIX Hats together With Gents fine Cloth Caps chill.
deus Fancy leaveT Hats with leathersi aud every other
Kind WON during tie season.
Ougi7 S. II. HARPER & son.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-03
Grand Jurors-Feb. T. 1854.

Tam Charles picsds. John App, Jacob Miller
!Hsia'a g--Sauil or~is. Geo Y.rger
w., Bsar.r-r Hcihster. John d Ronis
rsaisy'at- " II sctoci,, Il >erbod, Youn. Basser
Ns,c irdia-i. Gel hart, John iir, yinan
i,Try- sarii snadlc, Jacob Schnee
Ls,rist,,rg-W-n frick CI'or-Jon.s Sassrman
tI.i.,sr-Jonas Eeprineer Pite De,r-In 81 Clair
Ei.t Ratr.fae-Juhn schrark BaGGoe-And Rishel
IFirf.y~ind Cook Ealrsr-J BiuSaman
rI;.t Slfaiod-J In ClaYham
T1.i:EESE JJR0RS
ronathl, shit SEQ flyer, Alan Soem maker,
james Harris Peter Nevias, Joh Houghtoa
Ins-Amos S.ioh ISaac APP, Jcrs u,iah Grouse, Join
Em niti, Geo ge Kern. Phi!ip Gemberling Jr
Esdig-,i E.i.cl David He,riy
H.. gfioe-j1i. .ieiny, .Jcnat Kn-aman, in pnnke 81
NIte pesr-n.,id Dennagr, Aaroa smith
teE.csI1s Has ss.n John Sch' cl,, lii SeifTcd
N,,c R-r'ir-Johu SNYDER. Milton Corn"lils
eLrsIGco J.isr, iy Di,rich, !, Smith, in Meyer,
HojfGase
Naturalization Straub Jac Hendricks, David Botiorf
Dall iribish
u5,t 7s.!alle-rnvid iiauck, Jos Roush. John Kline
H.f Be-r'T--.Iohn Srg,-my-r Jr
4,'d, ~...k-Nichi Erdy, Conrad stock. Nich schnch
t.,apHsn- o.nl Mi'mrr Eta B.5l'oe-reter Getz
". Fi.t .i.-Jos Poop
PETIT J,HoPS (ol we,k)
U5tt R'.Fiios- avn II iutz. . Relish
Ch Ips tn--Joln Craig, John Z.iglsr
il,,r.f--t' q SwaIis. Jas STi.ta
t'sf Byc. .foe-.' 6 BrpNn Elias Iundy
Eims.d.pc- J lIn M.'rts. Ja.uh !.cil,y. jonas Hoy
Yre D-r-s iui.a r7on j 4 III fl ulcrfr.E Il II rurley jr
L>,,i ,'s'9Th Rcber. Il iunC-r. Ja ,ire-n Wilson
EJtR-Thps Howard JOS MI. ss-r. john King
~ T.. .-t:sn sci weak. Nj NeiEian, q. Druteruisn
, -aa,r-r-,-is Nrrtz. John lIunmcl. Peter friia
q, d a.. r,,,s,n Eyer ,of Isaac. J,nt- Ierye
u e'a,.ry-1 ...i CAST, .'ahn VI Tavior
- f'Ir--"N.. Winter. tss y Ri. bel. Cap; John Holm
Iie-i " .rrr-' has kr-ts Nsio fsriia-Jn Ettpgcr
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-03

GooD-We overheard queer thing
from iittlc fellow about six years of age,
a snort time ago. The subject Of "wed-
ding cake" had been introduced in the
course of conversation, in which the father
was taking part
Father" said the little fellow, afte,
having apparently reflected intently on
something, 81 shan: send you any of ny
wedding cake when get married"
"Wby so?" was tie inquiry.
"Because," answered the little fellow
"you didp't send me any of yours"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-03

,ohn Lsrp vs. Ge-ll-s & Marsh
Sarah Stall Pc.e- Beciters Admrs
James Rs Beneviiie s;o.ts
Ci-men. 4 uasscr TGung'rsn Walter
SANE J.hn II Hess
sarsc Yonnrman Walter
retrI Ei-htar's Ex-s " Hasonseler
Wm iorns wm ionn.
J1nathan ,irra'riuc " Hartman Jrwh no. to earn.
Jaclcs ...'r :ast Danl E.nglcr
i.'n 4 Ii .e for rait VS. iia:;msn Jr with notice
D'ni S''' Ets.Itr :.s'.l' v, I..ao- J. ucr-isnt -
A. ci'nn!'si vs. Dr Il = iio.ienstsiu
Peter Welsh IS hcnry w.'sh
t1tIisf ;5rk iIcary y Crutz
H"nrv y SNYDER john sny.eTs Admir-
"m Ha-on.eI'cr John /! fi-cr
S,lal !, ni'ila:-e rs r.;es aud c,@t.er With no.
Levi, A'mr V nN naehhouse
nos s,n,scn s W @ Iawrcnre nee with no.
Jacob iTcch ir Phiii3 brrnner
Hannah liumncl feicr fIummel
Vary Re;ch'ey WIN Rechiey
BENIN Lang LPTee1
} Pint,r and J Bishop Jr Henry ,lu.ser 9. al
Charles Stcs george kimbe
Jonathan Ar'ryast VIM ArLogast
gcnb-n 3 hb john Ship'on
David spayd J Bowcrsoxs A'n'rs
Messenger CronTatk vs. u Ili-h
ssmuel risier v. Andrew iiecEcl
si'FaIIrl's Adm'r K"y>t'ne Insurance Co,niany
Chris. :pr CaInrron IS Goo 4 Frick
John Haas W VI Van vazah
Keller y Kcil.r DO
Geo Brown vs. White Der rown,hip
JOHN ."aes Samuel !inrsh
?t,er na"lsrt : Cunmi Brs-ls suits,
Church, Eoose & Co Henry Movers ct nj
Bower Firher Charles aoy-r
John Il B-nfr Lycnming Mutual Fi-e IDsu Com?
iI!xh Albright Lorenzo T.ed
u < W IiLh VS. same
Henry High
| Mary !. shrncr's Trustee VS. Fries and Iddiugs
T.
! aHdr-w Wolfe VS. A Eishr' c: al
fo-tunits Figucra Herr
/ J Waennsrlrr's ES'rs ct al Jacob Houser Jr
Alfred kneass VS. WA Maurk
,,-orrc Lsw.enc. Jacob W Smiths Executors
Wm iidtchiFon Siif.r and frick
/ Ichen.r.ch end iierrold John Van Welt
/ Mary X Snyder FSnanneI Ack-r
!raasmort5n Green Co VS. Hoffman Mcssinger-(2sts
M,ci,rc' .,n1nr nnr'man W ,,v vs same
Masses ia'rr VS. W. J Young
sami Eriter Simon Frank
! 4 " Wacrnscl,er AGu:-lius
Wm Euccr Henry Gross
/ II " snyder 4 Thomas ct al
DAM Ren -ler Jrs M'Gr, i,kt
! Peter Daubert A : Cummings
( &c" Kimble VS. Chas stecs
! SiTr Dunbar rhp Ort
Bcarly f3r simiugton vs. Sugar Valley &c Road coap
- VS. Henry liigh
tiwd Kinney vs Saml Ritter
William Gossier VS. Isaac Staiden
JOS Gos-ier and wife do
Danl K-ncer Geo Niilers rxrs
! Bank of Dsnvilic II FISHER and q German
! Smith Wa,ens-lier / = Hartman
Aiien Schrrye- James Marsh and uthers
| i,sthrrine 4 Ii"wes Gtorre E.hlapd amt Wife
John VI Tayor vs. Urinh and Matilda Neirick
James NcCr.isht vs. DANIEL Psnglcr
! Abraham Waltr App Tasser
ss:nur! SLr;nrr VS. psHel Schrn~S
( Elias Hartman Gecrg2 i!iIi and others
George k-i-t.r JohH Church and others
/ John Patton CIucvu iy.,s.nriny
/ Henry Omit vs. Same
Ja-ob Nauck John G. and others
| IFrrtman FIR Smith TagcuseiIcr Jacob GErich
| uriah Wc:ri-k Margaret iiorsel
W kremrr Ahrah.m rr in
Charles Fisher William Nav
john VI Taylor VS. uriah and Matilda We.rick
The first % cases e., tho frs. week
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-03
ANOTHER MODEL STATE. now ap-

ANOTHER MODEL STATE.-It now ap-
pears that the Vermonters claim to live in
,,e {: model State" The Rutland HeraM
makes out clear case:
"There is but one city in the State and
not one soldier We have no theatres nor
mohs. We have no police, and not mur-
der has been committed in this State with
in the last ten years. We have no muse
ums, opera houses, nor crysta! palaces, but
We have homes, genuine homes, that are
the centre of the world to its inmates, for
which the father works, votes and talks
where the mother controls, educates, labors
and lovcs-where she rears men, scholars
rud patriots"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-02-03
Readings Patent Corn Shelter,

afa Capable cf shel!ing l000Dashe.s Of Corn
Il per day. Fer sale by
DAVID LiNDRETH,
AT HIS NEW A6R:cULTURAL wAnE-soUsr,
No. 23 SoUra sixth SrnEKr,
Sole Agent jor Philadelphia.
This Shelter, patented in July. 1852, has
met with success unparalleled by any Ma
chine Of the kind ever offered 10 the public.
The following certifcate{one OF n large number
received) will give some idea Of what people
think Of 1t who have used il:
"Saama Br'dy,, Del. Jan. e. 1883
This is to certify. tina, have had Readings Corn
sarr. patented in July last in operation farm for
part II day daring which time shec rising Seven
liunhred buse.s of Crn and from Sh,t have Of
its rfprmiLce. ,ats.d its capacity is fully One
Hfi'r,' and fy Basseis p.r hour II loes not break
hs Cr nor the cos ~ aii injurrd far fuel great
y prefer Il to Other shelter in u.s., and think it
~iii supersele all others now made.
sE. Vssy ksspsssss.;y You're, yos Q. wxaaR~