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THE ALE ID . n | A N.

STATE OF VERMONT.

Essex District, IS.
At Probate Court holden at Gu;l!liall in and for
said district on the Path day Of June \. u. 1874
"HEREAS, Hiram p Coopcr Administrator
w Of the Estate Of Richar,! Morgan, late Of
Canaan. in the county of Essex, deceased, has
made application TO this court to extend the time for
paying the debts due from said deceased. the fur
Their period Of ono year from the 22l day of July,
~ ID. ls54-lt is therefore ordered that all persons
interested be notified OF said application. and that
the same will he heard and decided! 1T Il Probate
court I" be holden at the Probate Office. in Guild
hall. in said District, the - day Of July. 1s54,
AT locork in the afternoon, 10y publishing Il copy
:" the record of this ORDER three weeks success
ivcly III the Cale'!onan, newspaper printed at st.
J"hn>burv. in this State
Attest. W.. u. HAHTSHORN Register.
y true copy Of record, >s3w3
Attest, WM. II. UAETSNORN. REGISTER
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THE GREAT
Spring and Summer Mcdirigc!

nE LANGLEY'S ROOT & IIIERJiINphr
- BIT TEES-compo,cd ul S;,r>aparjIla. yellow,
Dock. paMdcHon. Pricklv Ash. Wild cherry. Man
drake. fhuiIs Nc. 30 compounded a. To- act in
concert wiki nature. The effect Of this medicine
upon Tie system Is most wonderful. They crlrc
and eradicate from the system Liver COMPLAINT.
that MAN whcr! Of nanv Diseases. .IaInlcc.
bic dyspepsia, Co~tlvcnc>>. lIumors of the Blood
amt SKIN. indigestion. Nervous Weakness and
lealaclc Piles. general nch:!..y. and ,c host Of
Kindred diseases arising from ,ti-or!crcd stomach
or bad ana impure safe Of the blood
Onlv - ccl!> for 4 pint, end 81 cents for 4
qnart bottle. Trv IT. an! ven will he satisfied
Wholesale Uci"t. 9" Inion s. Boston. Sold ly al,
medicine dealers in Vermont. seems
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VvNHE subscriber has for sale lot of blood Suf
folk Pigs and he will have from 10 full bloo,l>
for sale from now till fall, rs he has Il number OF
part hlooie'l >ows and full blood boar two wears
Old next Scptcmbcr-the one that drew the first
premium last fall. The undcrs med iiattcr> HIM
sell that he has Is good blood u can be found.
A. ii. WILCOX.
st. .Iohnsbury, June - ISL. ss3ws
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Furnishing Goods,
The greatest Medical Discovery
OF THE AGE,

Va ALL an IL
ME- kINAl l.".E y ,r,. NJ. has !>c.y-
W 'r' u D'' O.: .'s~ e., ~, -, Gesture. Wed, =,
remedy 80 ,.rr> ,-,,. kn. iguur. from TIE.
VIZ -rr'',l-.a "H-. c.,.;l.,l I5-:.l,. H.. i,a-
.,.'i : l.-'.r r..vi. !i...r,-.. ,..l-,- .,! never
:'l.' rAc'it +. t~' c:.-,- .u".i. thunder huin"r
II, H. '."a s. '---,.--- 9. oyer .Ao ll.,.!l...!
ccr,,ic'c- 81 l. vg.e,: a.. ~i:i.a tac,,y rii,,~ ed,
ln>;,u.
l'to '.:;,,- are r:.r...:.;c! g cure. l.,.r---.r
u.o,..i.
"n,;"-,rr. lo,,,,~ NJ. u. lie wor-: KIND Il
/ ,';m,,,~ "a r. Sac.
.wo,r ,:.r"c i,;-,e> will cure The ~v-,cm ..il..-.
Nv" hotties warranted - cure he "or>. can
ker III he n"r., lr.t -..:,ra.-ii
liirc-' I" tVc bottles warranted 10 cure Tie
or.c .o.v" l-.,,> are varra,.c. f. cure n! l,,,-
thieves
Tvs" i".to> warranted e. err, running If III.
ear a"i h"'c'ir- aIn'l. The hair
"lr ">iA bottles are warranted H. cure corr1,t
AZ. ri.,.,..... I.i,,r~.
i"""r tilt~ bottles warranted - cure the worst
,;l~,. ": g.. .w,.rl:.
Two .r ;ir'" h,:t,,~ a~c warranted T. cure H..
M i"~lrr:.;c r:r-"- ot rculna:i~n
lhr''. far ID are warranted = cure the
al. r.u:n.
Five ri-h: h',;.r> VIII cure the very wor>.
ca-r- a.; ~cu.t.'s.
. sHsf
'!e AZ. perfect care warranted wl.c, the al,r..
Quantity : taken.
Nothing look - Improbable - Hose who hay. N
VAIN tired all the wonderful ,iciiic> .t thu. .lav
IL ,i;' a c"l"n weed. ErtN tn. "a the ,rI>:lr..>.
ana al"ii" Old store walls: should cIIrc every l,,-
NOR III The \ stem: VET i : now Il iiX"d tact, If
I"u iiav" hn"r !, ha> - ~iar.. There are 10 If,
nor and- huns "r i~ about IL ~i,irr ,n,. c,l>,-
nut not N"j.r~. c .aicj oNcra Thousand bottles
OF II IN IL NC.ll.N 81 Eu>.,i.. know :h. effects
81 II IN c'rrv c.>c l. i~ already n,,.. some .f
'lt Er'a:''>' r';.'> ever dom III Massachusetts.
CAV" II i 'l'..rli ycar old: Ia odd lr.,.'ruf >ixty
hay" seen l'r. 'lulv. wrr,nv l~,ki,i.r children
whose liz =. ~. Z; t ii.ii,v rc>:,.re, /, lrr,e..
STAT 81 i,.:,i. ~ o:,. !.,..!,
l" In - Who IRE ~r,r. = = sick hen l,rr.. en-.
h".'!" III w.:v~ cUrcit II civc> cr,;,, r..ri il,
cH'lrll ;'ii' "Iti'.t>> Some who iivt. taken II
nave i"cn costly" Tor vcal- and have l.,, rccIllat
Ell "T H. Ntci" Tie body j. sound il works ,,ill..
easy tE' where there i aHv ,,rangt.,ncl!. 81 IN.
functions at i:a'ur" VIII cause very >i,Ir,lar feel
lig>. but Nuu must no lee aarnci-,iiev always
disappear III from four lays I" I week There :
never bad result from it-on the contrary Wien
':iat icciiE i gone YOU viii feel v"ur-elfkc rew
person !h"ri some Of the mos, cxtravara,,. .,
'"iiiliIin> of II cVcr man >,r,iei 10
No change of die. ! cycrnccc>>arv. Ea. the bes.
You can oct. and enough 81 i.
Al"ihccar:c>. traders and other. who would liz,
!" act =. ai.t> please >rli in heir orders L. IHrp
f. >Ml H. Montpelier. GENERAL A"cii. for Vernon.
sod also Ia y. 4. EI>.H>M. -. Io,n>hury: Y All
'EAiNAEn \ Co.. paiiyii...: Isaac WATTS Peach
I'M: u. H. \ MI .Wttk>tI y,.,,on. >slm6
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REMOVAL,

VIE sN5~cri5er has removed lis Book and Mn
sc store TO the lev building opposite the s,
'on>"urE House. All wishing to purchase
BOOkS, STATIONERY. NTSI(, up
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Oh any kind, arc invited 70 call and oxo,,;
~ ,,.o !. ~ HOWARD.
eiWf
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lli'll'!c!. I, II = Y
FEW ALE
COMPLAINTS.

~ t!ir~r are Pro
IA ~u~ ! teri. az fall
lnS If the W "nh:
flu"r .AlbuS, or
" h!t"~; Chronic
inflammation and
liberation "f tie
W"nh: occidental
Hem "rrh are. or
ti"o ling: Painful.
>1Hnrc~ ~'i. and IT.
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REFERENCES.
+. +. Fe"hi'Hn. VI. H. Utica. Ny.
l.: y. Elomin.. N. H.. Fanandaigua. " Y
VI. H. Mil. VI. b.. Hoclc>.cr.N Y.
u. !. Foo'r. ". D.. Syracuse. Ny.
rr'f. Durat VI. d.. Balti,,r re, Nd
j. G. orrirN. VI. u. d.
W. ". Reese. VI. D.. New York City.
Nfrc~c":t. ". H.. Concord. " H.
J. j. Ncwia'l. w. ID I.icn Ny.
Erv- {. :. Beard. Glenn Springs. G..
lamp'ic:- h:''! @rati~ "i J.C EINDu>M. Agent.
ana prU@g'>t. -. I"n>hury. VI. Al" ~old bv
most OF the leading Druggists in TIE adjoining
counties. J. l.. MAECnI>I& Co.. PROPRIETOR, Gem
trai pr'"t. 3oi Broadway y Y. Soy,
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NOTICE.! NOTICE.,

IlNlif. subscriber viii rent for oMc wear or l,nrc,
Il his dwelling house. Said h",;-c i in fir. raj,
repair GEO. II. WEEKS
Lyndon. May 10. 1854. s,s,f
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NOTICE.

A IL persons are hereby cautioned against llIr-
IN chasing any n"c> >;gncd 10y me. and made
PAYABLE To- Simeon u. t"burn. bearer. u SAID
notes were obtained hv fraud.
HIRAM SMITH.
Cabot June ~ ISL. .>3w3s
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NOTICE!
Flows, &c.

IlUWS, &C.
DIGt'LES, Nonr>c. Mason 4 CO.. premium
IL Flows \ Cul:ivainr>. can be ,,'l,ri AZ
G.. II. < i. VI. WEEKS
Lyndon, April 10, 1874. s73f
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Doors, Sash & Blinds.
Plough Irons.

VuNIlE ,i.-crh"r having purchased the Patterns
! for Fairbanks Ploughs. will furnish Ia order al
he irons for said plouga> JOEL HASTINGS.
<. L,,-'.,r-- Wv '-st sew.
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For II. E''t ant Cm' ct >rti; riYg E,nn1c>
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The chip of young America, witha shake
o: the head, replied
lie can't make two year old colt in a
minute
\ QUEER PEorEssOrsn!r.-T govern
ment Of Harvard College are said to he COM
plctcly nonPlusscd by recent bequest of
$4,000, left by Miss Caroline Plummcr. late
~ deceased, at Salem Massachusetts. for
the endowment Of a new profcssorship on the
PHILOSOPHY Of the Heart" 1t is said they
don't know whether it is to be an anatomical
a physiological, or a sentimental chair. As,
however, the founder of the chair was lady
and single lady-it is supposed it was the
sentimental and not the carnal heart that she
int ndcd
To CLEAN MIREoRs.-Wipc them );obt-
ly with a sponge or fine linen that has been
wet in the spirits Of wine, or in soft water:
then dust the glass with fine whiting powder:
rub this of with a soft cloth, then rub with
another clean cloth, and finish it with a silk
handkerchief. Dust the frames with cotton
wool.
HEAVY BUSINESS IN PorATOEs-Tbe
Norfolk Argus states that the farmers and
others in that city and vicinity are now doing
large business in potatoes. More than two
thousand barrels are regularly sent bv each
steamer to New York. The average quaint
ty sent per day to Baltimore, Philadelphia
and Ncw York, is about 1900 barrels
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-10

lust reed and for sale al the Mammoth
u Drug Store large supply Of Dr. Green's
genuine BlTTERS, for cure Of Dysrersia etc.
Aug 10 Da. THORNTON & co.
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To Joseph Knsterborder, Henry Kusterborder,
Elizabeth kusterborder. Aaron Kusierborder,
Andrew kusterborder, Lucy Ann kusterbor-
der, Margaret kusierborder, Daniel Kuster-
border, John kuserborder, Samuel Kuster-
border, James Marshal! Guardian ad Item
of Solomon kusterborder, and Elias kus-
terborder by his Guardian Jacob Keiser-,
Heirs and legal representatives of Hem y
Eusterborder, late of White Deer Up, Union
Co., Pa, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given. that by virtue Of
~ Writ of Partition issued out of the
Orphans Court of Union Co.. Pa, on the Real
Estate of said deceased. situate in White Deer
township aforesaid, an Inquest will be held on
the premises on TUEsDiY the 25th day of April
next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day.
for the purpose of making partition or vaua-
tion of said real estate; when and where You
may attend if you shall think proper. Given
under my hand at the Sherff's Office in New
Berlin, this I'd day Of March. AID. 1854.
JOHN kESSLER,
6w5l6 Sheriff Of said county.
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Building new Bridges and Repairiny


Henry W Snyder for repairs at Pcnns Creek
d bridge at SelInsgrov., l. So
Charles Kishel, for 81 feet plank and .abcr
at Selinsgroye bridge, 81
John A. Snyder, for luying plank on New
Berlin bridge, and repairs, 90
william Peters, for materials and labor at
bridge across Turtle creek, near Turtle
vile. ( So
Moses Mohr for materials and repairs OF
bridge mar Baum's Tavern, in Middle
creek township o.
F.. R. Menges, for Ditto, near p. Kautx's, in
Washington township, 90
Martin Dunkle, for 90 feet plank for New
Berlin bridge, and hawiing. i2
William Peters, for materials and repairs OF
bridge across Turtle creek, -
Jacob Fryer for materials and repairs OF
NIiddlecrrek bridge, at Niddieburg. q 20
F. kerlin, for repairs OF bridge at b. Longs
in Penn township, %
Samuel Ewing first pay Inent ON contract for
building new bridge acruss Buhalos
creek at Lewisburg. AZ rs
work at 90. 600 90
Merritt Chapel. do do filing in at do. lao 70
j. H. App. for 80 feet plank and hatlingfnr
bridge across fenns creek At H. Longs In
Penns township. IL "
Joseph Long for materials and repairs n; bridge
across Middlecreek s. Hnckmsster, in
West Beaver township, so
John Kline. for filling in at the bridge near his
mill il Mildlecreek township 90
J. VI. Nesbit. for making measurement of ru,-
bankment or filling in at LeSisburg bridge
across Buifilce cre-k. 90
Shoemaker & Maus, 81 Payment for mason work
per contract at bridge across BuTaloe creek, 200 co
Gideon Lessnring, ill for lumber for repairs nj
Longs and selinsgrove bridges across Penns
creek, u
Moses Mohr. 1876 feet plank aud repairs of bridge
across Niddlecreek, near Ne;zei-, 20
Aaron Benfer for hauling gravel TO Sex Berlin
bridge, 2H
fiIiing in at BniIaoe briire a, Ls~sburg' 125 90
John ;. Kern. foE plank aud repairs Of bridge
across Mildiereck near Beaver Furnace, 10
Philip KANT, for repairs at bridge near said rs
in Washington township, Is
Samuel &. Fisher fr 5J5 feet plank. hauling the
same. and repairs of the Iridges near L.
Knntz's. across MiIleorc,A in Washington
townihip, 70 10
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PUBLIC SALE.

TNHE subscriber about to change his resi-.
L dence, will expose to public vendue on
TnvnsDAY the 23d day of March inst. at his
house in Northumberland Borough, the follow
lug Household Furniture:
Mahogany spring-seated Sofas and Chairs
Mahogany Tables, Bureaus andWashstands,
with Mahogany Tops.
Mahogany French Bedsteads. with Curled
Hair MalrasseS, Paliasses, Feather Beds, and
all complete.
Maple and Oak, Rush and Cane seated
Chairs and Sofa.
Also Brussels. Ingram and Rag Carpeting.
White Mating for hall and chambers, royeiher
with Stoves, Tables zone Walnut patent ex-
tcnsion) BedsteadS, Chairs, Glassware. an
entire set Of China, and a general assortment
of Kitchen Furniture
Terms made known on the day Of sale
J. G.. CRAIGHEAD.
NIB. This furniture having been purchased
low for cash from the best manufacturers in
New York city. will be sold cheap.
Northumberland, March 6, 1854
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Latest from EuIOpe!.!

YENHE subscriber would inform old friends
and new ones too, that having with some
trouble and expense secured one Of the best
WATCH. MAKERS in the worldwide has
been employed as Finisher in different Watch
Factories in Europs-and now in his employ,
calls upon all having yfne watches TO reward
him with plenty Of work.
He having tools not generally kept BY
watchmakers in America, is enabled to make
any new paris to watches in the neatest and
most workmanlike manner.
Gold and Silver Watch Dials cleaned and
Freshed like new.
Galvanizing and Fire Gliding done in the
best ard cheapest manner-at the old stand
on Market street. Hewishurg, BY
Nov. "a, 1853, A. u. HATFIELD.
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DIED,

In Milton, 9th inst, HESRI Ron.BAcH. aged
SO years.
In Hartleton, 7th inst, Of consumption, JoHS
II. ErLEnr, Merchant and Post Master, aged
% years.
In Mifilinburg, Sd inst, in her 59ih year,
Sus.xxAH. widow of Rev. Just Henry Fries.
In Chilisquaque, Sd inst, CHARLES son Of
Nicholas Ernst, aged weeks.
On the sth inst, near New Berlin, JoHS
DESSER, aged about 13 years,
In Mill Hall, 27rh ult., after a lingering i'll
ness, DR.. J. c. KING.
On the lst ult. JoHs BALLET Sr. in his 10Th
year. On the 10Th, Moan SPRINGER aged about
40 years. On the l7lh, EMMA WITMIRE in her
18th year-lHHon Democraf.
In Turbut Tp, 26,h ult,THoaAs Pollock, an
Elder IN the Presbyterian Church, aged 30
years. In Delaware TIP, l4,h ult., Isaac
WExnIcK, in his 75ih year.
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Samuel M'CIellen.s Estate.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Register
~ OF Union county on the Cd day of March.
1891, issued 10 the subscribers, Letters Tesla
meniary on the last will and testament of
Samuel M'Clellen, late of BuiIaloe township.
Union county, deceased. All persons owing
said estate are requested to make payment,
ana those having claims against the estate
Will present them properly authenticated for
settlement
SAMUEL M'CLELLEN. Executor.
MARY ANN N'CLELLEN, ,Executrix
Bufaloe, March 10. 1854
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Pill RniklinGs.

pird hy VIM Van Grzgr 5 90
". Lcbkicher, opening drains 70 cellars 81
g. Wher, u cord pine wood for house IS
J. D. BosaT, biii for candles, pens, &C. ii 80
II. D. Maize BIZ! for spouting, Glass, pntty,
. wash basius &r fer Jail. 6sl
George Ileimbach, tons of Stone Coal & hauling
f,r court house ard Commissioners Office 81,
6255 per ton 20 81
Rcshonc Antes, hill for Merchandise, such as
Lizards, iron, candes, &c. Jor Jail and Court
Locse. sGI
NJ Eiecknrr, bill for coal wood other Merchan-
disc. FOR Jail and court housc, II 90
J. s IIeiuias'l. for ..xinr court house bell and
han ging shutters at Re-. Office 100
Robert Jackson. for cleaning all the chimneys OF
Public buildings ~
G. IIeimbac!l for a new stove in room above Fro
thouotary's 'ffcc. and ton Of coal 10 62
s Martz repairs at coai house 1901 C2
II L Baus. putting glass in Courthouse windows
and new shatter in Courthouse stzeple 81
Maiz, { Lrbhichrr, thir tiil fbr repairs OF SPOUT
ir.. one new stove-top & drawer, Z 80
ShaIer & Leamon. irUn Biachsg. &c 90
s. :. Aurtnd. repairing pump at Court house 3.
J. H. Cornelius, sand, paper, &c. do ~
r. swim ford, sand saIiboyes- sc do zoo
" Kleckner for nails. tarks. broons, glass, put
~. candies. &c. for Court house. SO
NJ. H. Tag2art- tons coal for do. - %
Roshong Autes, bill for Iron, Nails ,Gass ooard',
&c II %
E. wilson, for candles, oilcloth, paddock, tx.ns,
g.. SeI
D Boyer, Pine wood for Court house 20
II. D. Maize ftr raen5.rS spo ut.. Sc LOO
Eo.hopr 4 An,er, bill fr caudes, oandlestiots.
&c. eue
slSs .:
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To the Honorable the Judges OF the Court of

TO the Honorable the Judges OF the Court of
Quarter Sessions in ard for the County of Union at
May Term, lSjI
IN" petition of Ann Guintcr. of White Deer township
IN the county Of Union respectfully sheweth tht
petitioner rs GesirOu- of keeping public house in the
house kept by Ann Guint"r last and here she for
me rly Kept public house for number of and
provided with every necessary do. She
therefore the Court to grant her license keep
tavern house Of public entertainment for the
Odaion OF Travellers and strangers and such
necessarily wanted and she Will pray &c.
ANN GUTNTFR.
We the subscribers citizens Of White Deer township DO
certify that the above applicant is of yood rcpute
honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house
room and cOnvenIence for the lodging and accnmmoia
ton II travellers and stranCrrs and such L.
necessary wanted Witness hands this March 1s5i
William Guiutcr, Andrew Seibcrt, Conrad Blind, Dan
u tebrr Samuel Good,snier. Robert MCurley Jr, Roey
MCurey, Joel kanck, Jonathan T,anck, Samuel Gemh-
erlinr. Charles Kline. Jacob Fitting.
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Ecwisburg yaarket.
M MAHElTUa

On the 7th inst. by RevB Bausman, CrRrs
DnEIsBAcu and Miss SUSAN BAKER, Of Bufia-
loe TIP.
In Philadelphia, Goth ut by RevI.HJones,
S. MILLAu, Editor of Minersrik Buhetin,and
Miss JExsr J. WnpMAS, formerly of Union
county.
On the e5th ult. by Rev. Mr.. Hudson, Ron T
MoxreoxrRr of Lewis Up and Miss ELIzaB'H
daughter of Isaac Vincent Of Delaware TIP.
BY Jacob Wheeland, Esq, Esd ult, SAMUEL
SEvIsox and CAROLINE HILLs, both Of Milton.
On the 5th inst. by Rev. Il. w. Cranmer.
JAcoB FREpERIcK and Miss SUSAN CATHARISE
Horrx,S, both Of Penns rp.
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~ J. l.. YODER. OF EAsToN,

Nsy Has rented the Room now occupied by
A. l.. HATFIELD. where he will open on the lSt
OF April a WATCH and JEWELRf S1oEE
in all its branches.
He will come highly recommended as
practical Matchmaker. His acquaintance
with the Wholesale business and the different
Manufacturers of Jewelry and Silverware, of
Philadelph and New York cities, will enable
him TO sell goods at the lowest City prices.
March . 1854
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Last Notice.

A Ii. persons Interested in the estate OF the
II late JoHS BAcHN,x, of White Deer Tp,
are hereby notified that am prepared 10 settle
the affairs Of said deceased, forthwith. All
having claims will present them by the lst of
April, or be debarrcd-and all indebted to it,
must settle by that time, or bear the expense
of legal proceedings.
JOHN NEWMAN, Jn., Administrator.
Kelly, Feb. 81, 1851
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SELLING OFF AT COST!

ME subscriber will positively close her
l. Store Corner Of Sd aud Market Sts., De-
Normandie's old s,and.) on the ,S-lst April
next, and offers her rem aiming stock of DRY
GOODS, NOTIONS. &c. &c, AT COST.
Now is the chance for Bargains!
Mas. e. MENsCH.
Levisbur-, March o. 1854
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NEW FIRM.

n EDDES, MARSH & Co.,hereby give no.
VI uce that they have this day associated
Mr.. PErxn BK.vrn with them in the Iron BGsi-
ness a, Union Furnace, and that branch of
their business will hereafter be conducted in
the name OF Beaver, Geddes, Marsh & Co.
Lewisburg, Oct. 20, 1853.
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Adn,inissras"r,s A yosiCe.

NOTICE is herebv given, thar Letters Of
IN Administration on the Esra'e Of SAM
OLl. sLEER, late of White lie, Twp, Union
Co., deco have been granted 70 the undersigned
BY The Register II Union county in due form
OF law; therefore all persons Indebted TO SAID
estate are requested to make immediate pay-
meni, and those having apy lus, claims are
also requested 10 present thern properly auth
enticsled for sei,ieLent.
GEORGE sI."E2. AGmi.iyra,or.
BnffsIoe TIP, Dec. 2s. 1853
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to all persons indebted TO
/ the late Firm of Christ d Frick. either by
Note. Book Account, or otherwise, that GEO.
A. FRICk as one oil the Partners of said Firm
is alone authorized to settle the same and
receive all monies due.
J.. B. CHRIST.
Feb. 81, 1851. GEO. A. FRICK.
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Miscellaneous.

John Yourg, one day attendance, before the au-
dItUrs at settlement Of 1892, ac..
Israel t;ut-lu-. costs and debt recovered against
the Commissioners, before Esq. Roush.
Jonathan Wolfe, for services rendered Commits
sioners and Auditors in settlements oflS5l and
1Sl2,
David srt'er. costs in case Of Israel 'iutelius vs.
Union county, before Justice Roush, FOR sum
moning witnesses,
Adam RancS, money REFUNDED. it being for tax
and costs paid by him on "a tract Of tn.catei
land in White Deer township warrautee, g.
Martin sold at late Treasures sale,
Jacob Eeich!ey, money refunded, tax assessed
a-ainst him by mistake in 1852,
Joseph Eystcr, Prnthonotary costs in case OF j.
Nauck, Treasurer, Union Co, on orders re-
jected by Auditors at last settlement,
X. 4 Wrightfor 20 copies ii ction Digest Penn
syiysnia for each township in Cnion 60,
Daniel Horlacher late Treasurer, for moneys
overpaid BY him as Militia Tax of 1850 into the
State Treasury,
James Eartin costs in rasn of Israel Gutslius VS..
Union Co, before Jd-tirc Eoush,
J. Stamm, Collector of Limestone township for
1882. money ovcrpsd on his duplicate
Merrill 4 Smith. for printing paper book for SUI
preme Court. in case of Commissioners Of I'm
ion Co. VS. Prof. c. :. James.
W Arhosast. collector Of Perry township for 1852
for moneys ovrrpaii on settlement Of his Dup,
Israel Gutalius for three years subscription tn
tie =. Union D-mokrat'
: l.. Beck, for self and others. costs on unseatei
lands, bought tiy them At Ireasa:ers safes Of
&c aud 40, which were afterwards redeemed,
Commissioners for Dioiding Tonn,h
DrviJ Wcirick. Esq. 1rl others, con'rs for form
ing a new township, out of parts IF Union,
Limestone &c.
J. r. Linn. Esq. and others, do. do. running di'i-
sion line of Center township, to form now
townehip
J. Schrack Esq. and others, d. do. do. between
West Buifsloc and white Der townships
II Motz, Esq. do. do. do for dividing Tps.
s. Wilson. Esq. and others dp. do. "a new Tp. out
Of parts OF uniJn, Limestone, &c.
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