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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22

the same is valid and binding,
and that, if the County should be
divided by the Legislature, and
the Seat of Justice be located at
Lewisburg, as contemplated in
the Condition of the Bond, and
the County of Union should ne
cessarlly incur any expense IN
the purchase of grounds or In
the construction and erection
thereon of the necessary County
Buildings, equal in character 10
those of Bloomsbury, that to the
extent of such expense not excee-
ding Fifty Thousand Dollars the
Bond can be enforced, in the
name of Abraham S. Il ilson, for
the use of the County, against
all the persons who executed the
same.
JOSHUA W. Comfy,
j. ". MAYNARD,
JOS. CASEY.
It. fSrf
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22

I BEG leave respectfully 10 call The Publcs
attention 10 my Establishment. NJ. -
south FOURTH ~. (be!ow Chestnut. PbiiGa-
elDhig, for The manufacture and sale Of En-.
,eicpes. where viii always be IN readiness
10 arend 10 any orders NAV be favored VIII.
am prepared 10 furnish Envelopes Of every
quality. SIZE and description. Wholesale an
Retail ,ihe Government pattern. plain and lega
| would also ca, attention 10 the DleSIna-
ing. Engraving, Printing. and Enclosing O.,
B,>Irc>s Cards for Envelopes, Lerer-hea''.
Br.-heaj> CartS. Circulars, &c. all Of which
/ furnish q very low rates. Stamping letters
prevents their gong 10 the Dead Letter Office.
With patent machines Of the latest improve
mentS far cmjo>>irs. printing, &c, also for
the manufacture ot Envelopes, and every facI-
lliv for executing orders with despatch and t,r
their delivery by Express Lines or as may te
agreed upou. | can no; fail To compete with #
not excel au- 0ti er establishment Of the kind
IN the world. - Homeopathic Envelopes
constantly or hand. samples of which NAV he
seen CIronirL. Office, also Of De-Stamred Eny
iIv5I77It1 WM COLBERT.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22
IEWISRJJRG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER.
Russia's unconditional rejection Of tn

Russia's unconditional rejection of tn
proposals of the Four Powers, is confirmed.
Immediately on the reception of the re-
plyof the Gar to the proposals of the -Four
Powers, a Cabinet Council was held at
Viena.
A despatch from varua, Aug. 2lst, no
titles that the Britannia has sent all her
men in transports to Galatz, and has been
cleaned and fumigated. This is the ves-
sci which suffered so badly from cholera.
The cholera has abated in both rrmies.
No new movement had taken place, ex-
cept that the French were embarking tas-
cines and artillery.
The BALTIc-Advices from Dantzic
to Sept. 1st state that Admiral Perseyal
and Generals of Killers and Brown have
made reconuoitres of the fortresses Of Hell
singfors and Sweaborg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22
21st Sept. 1854.


l observe an editorial in the Star Of the
l4ih inst, stating that | admitted that
The Bond given ty the ci'izers Of Lewis
burg, binding themselves to PUT up the
pgblic Buildings in case of division of
the county, never could be collected by
law. | do assure you, | never made any
such admission. remember that one of
the Conferees from New Berlin stated in
Bcavertown, that the bonds was good for
nothing in law, and that Mr.. SLENKEE
had given an opiuon to that effect. | re-
marked, in substance, that was no Law
Yer, and was not able to give a hyai opin-
ion on that point; but I was perfectly sat
i.iicd. that, if law did not bind them hon
or would. | am acquainted with nearly
every man on that Bond and know them
to be men Of honor and iEtegrity-men
who would spurn the very idea Of giving
such a bond to deceive and, further, l
would state that my opinion, as an inli-
vidual, is, that The Bond is yood in Mn,
Sood IN sqnitv, good iu honor, and good IN
srery sense. Respectfully Yours,
JAMES MARSHALL.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22
Jury List Sept. Term, 1854.

hHi-ND il EchS.
PHHs-Gco. 4. Snyder.
.Np Itrha-Da1i.l lloGllchtr.
HUtisy-iig"ry arp, " katnerman.
Ea,pm"n-I.yi :. TIerrod, II J. u. II ,rroN.
IIaesione-.olta Mitchell, Nc!arl Miller
Its BHTlD'-,'f-,d kn,aSs.
iI-Irer-.IoLn biussman. Peter BingamaD.
FnioH-Iacob :. !!umm-l John Mover
E.1ooe-!.avi Shoemaker FraEeiS " son. Charles Fl
I'rry-Auircw kohi'r. p,.!vl NoTc,
HaahiHos.s.-ieo G. Meyer. H"nry Moat@,
Csnkr-Wul. Eogar. Js.4h Sanders.
k,Uy-JarIes sLieIls, Wm Boyer.
TRirFRSE JrGDRS
Lewis'eog-Jona.ianW Wolf. Nm. NOorr, 4 J. Weil-n-
,..ul, sol. Ritter. Abr. Natter
Fat Bnf'iios-Jon cham'si'in. Joshua Il'5'' :.
CsalmGa-and Iouser. pas uy'cr CHRIS. WinaelrlaI,
Jacob Il. cioar, Jacob Sccctr t. rhiip u. h.sh,
G-"ter-,icn i!rrnah. C"Hrai Noelf~y. }. IL Walter
HsHy-.Iohn King Abraham Grove.
Kratzcr. John a. Jarr. u, G. I.s-iIiug Hci j. S,oc,
!. u. l. shiudic. Sam n,fcul.acl.
ITrrg-Frclk Hathf,I. vi hae. MinuIn.
Hhifc Ds,r-t rharuS Ranck.
BrgEe-sanurl slcrr, Thomas Iliings. Jar"h Zerac'.
.HLEecJ eck-Wm Duck. l'arIe- NatIi,r-
Lin,es'ons-John Nanst. AIR. Waltcr.
THion-Iohu -holcr II. X Sanders.
ii',siin7tai-J John F. Schnrr. q o. =. Glass.
:? tr,r-.!sn.e- :. Smith, John SmuiI.
Ii's BearsT-ios. Esius, leo irboga>t, VIM. smith.
Ns'r Esr'i1-.'acoJ smith.
Nirtisy--Jus u. Furroy. Jacob Rullr.
PETIT J,RoRS I'd we"t)
.Ie,c Brr'ip--f harirS kIocku,r, jos Shit r.
N'fd'"rTesk-nav. nummcl, sainl loder, Henry Mchc'
NffnjuT9-John sitter.
Pans-" M. Meyer. John Parks. Paul Gcmbcrling.
WAT D.sr-IIcury kostcr.hr'!,r, J. Lesser.
iIest B,.gt'os-Get Klrcknrr.
c.apmaj'-Ira sayers. Isaac IIoG Daniel Rohrcr. wm
lici B.0rsr-SOlumon Romi- >luliy
Isrry-Jacob Pathf'n. G,orge Fine, ). Hass.
ReirsT->sm III Gittenmyes.
GHtr-Jonn Rilser, Israel Bachman, }. Hartman John
fiiioR--ii 'hael !ienfcr, John Maize. NitcL,l
H1ytisy--Danl liunsirk r. Wm. Fisher, Vim. EiI,r rt.
hsNy-Jus. Nusser, Wm, Wilson.
Ert Bgna',,->aml Non. saml DuEkle, Jcre Ritter.
H'ishiHston-John II. Mcrtz
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22
To THE HoN. JANEs MARSHALL.

10 HE IlpN y hNf> -l1i.shAlL"
Yours Of the 20th inst, requesting our
opinion IN relation to a certain bond sign
ed by William Cameron, Esq, and others
to the Hon Abraham S. Wilson, Esq, in
the sum of Fifty thousand dollars. on con-
dition, that, Sin case the county of Union
should be divided at next session Of the
the Legislature, and the majority of the
qualified voters should decide by ballot
that the county buildings for the northern
part 10 be called Union County, should
be located in the Borough Of Lewisburg."
the obligors "shall erect or cause to be
erected and constructed all necessary
County buildings, and procure the grounds
necessary on which they are to be erected,
without taxation to the County; the build
ings are to be completed within eighteen
months after the location is determined as
aforesaid, and not to be inferior to those
recently erected at Bloomsbury in the
County of Columbia, and also to be sub
ject to the approval to the Court and Com
missioners Of the County in which such
buildings are to be erected &c. You in
auire whether this Bond is valid and bind
irg and capable Of being enforced against
the obligors, if the events therein specified
should happen?
We have examined the Bond,
and are clearly of opinion that
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22
Union County Business.
ISSUE LIST, SEP. II. 1854.

Issue LIST, SEP. Il. 1851.
Michael Wagner Charles Cawley
same A Thomas ct al
Clement Masser VS. Iounrman Walter
vs. John II Hess
same Iounyman 4 Walter
Peter Richter. EA'rs " " Wa-ousellcr
rr't of 4 " = Wa-cnseer
Jonathan tiemherng vs. Hartman jr with not TO earn
John Ills &c for Piatt vs. Hartman jr with notice
DanI d. nensi.r ,in.:S vs. JAIME. rcreish.
Peter Welsh Henry Welsh
Henry snyder John Snyier's Alm'r
Nm wacon'eller vs. Ellis and Hartman
Mary Reichiey VIM Keichley
Ben "a Long Tecd
Cha- Sizes Geo : Kmble
Jonathan Arbogast VIM Arbogast
David Spayd BOwersOH'- Aim'rs
MTaiiens Admir- VS. Keystone Insurance Company
Christ for Cameron vs. Geo FIick
John Haas " VI Van yalzah
Mary Shrucr's Trustee Cbas II Shrner
Geo Brown White Deer Township
John Jones Samuel lIurSh
r,t-r Daubcrt Cummings-(2 suits)
John " Benf,r Lyc"minG Mutual Fire Insu. Comp.
High .Aihrsht vs. Lorenzo iced
II ny T. Shrincr's Trustee vs. Fries and Iitings
Ncr M.iile.warth vs. l. Swanger
Andrew Wolfe VS. J Rshel ct nj
J Wagnnseer's EX'rs ct al Jacob Iouscr jr
Alfred Knrass Wm Mauck
George Lawrence vs. Jacob " smiths Executors
Wm J IIuchison S!ifrr and Frick
Truckmorton iren Co Hoffman Messiu- GER s.)
Moses Iaber VI a Young
Ssml Eeiter Simon Frank
u
Danl Ren-I-r Jas N'Cr i.ht
Peter naubert vs. Cummings
Geo kinIie Chas Stees
Saml Dunbar Philip ort
Bcar.y for Simngton Henry High
Eiwd kinney Saml Ritter
William Gosser Isaac Stalden
Jos GossieT and wife do
panl Rengl"r Geo Mers Exrs
i nix of panvle VS. Fisher an! Il p German
" Wagenseller vs. p Hartman
Allen Scir 5er James Marsh and others
John NJ Trvl,r vs. Urah and Matilda Wcirick
James a.eCreisht VS. Daniel Rangler
samuel Shrner Daniel Sehrack
Elias c Hartman George Hill and others
Jacob Mauck VS. John GIFT and others
J Hartman jr Jacob iinrich
" hrrmrr vs. Abraham Brein
Charles Fisher William MAY
John Matthias Dr A 5 Cummings
Sem schoch Israel Gutelius
Henry C"rhran Jacob Brown
Mary Jenkins VS. II G Tagrrt ct al
MiCh kleckner saml Mover
Jacob Brown VS. Henry Cochran-(c .uit.)
Shields !. Miller Henry High
Gates and Wife Joseph Albert
Jacob Albert
same Jonathan Waters
christian Herman John Hummel
Al iict, veni'n Smith Hoffman Mes.jprcr
John Matthias Jos Nitman
Dr Cummings Hector Stewart
u k'1ckner VS. Church. Rookie & Co
III II Marga John Treas,or
u Carey Mark IIalfpenny
Moatz vs. Alex Ammuns
Bastian Tiefe John Fisher
Miitieswarth. Kerns Cn Miehl spottz
Maris T. Trutt john Trutt
Benz Kurtz Weirck I'd Weirick
Saml K,le VS. Catharine Wolfe
Jacob Ni.hoUse John Stres
John Bassler Christian Schrovcr
Henry Eyer vs. Gundrum's Admr
Auirew MUfenahsn VI Daniel CfcBrusA
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22
New York Adv'ts.
TIE GREAT REMEDY.

I BOUT which So much has been said and
n published. is among US. Who has not
heard OF the HEXICiN BUSTING LINZ.
HLNT2 Many millions of bottles have been
sold and used 10 cure rheumatism, Ulcers,
Sores, Bruises. Sprans, Ring-worm, Felons.
Salt Rheum, Piles, Sore Nipples and Caked
Breasts, Cancers, Itch, Corus on the Toes.
Sore Eyes, Ear-ache, Plmples, Swollen Joints
or Limbs. Cuts, Scalds, or Scald-head Numb
Palsy, BunionS or frosted feet, Warts. or anv
other complaint that can be reached by an
external remedy. And it has always been
successful. lr is Equally coon in healing
Wounds, Scratches, saddle or harness Calls,
or any sprain, soreness or Stiffness, and it IS
warranted to cure SPAWN, Ringbone, SPlnt,
or Poll Evil. on Horses.
The Liniment is put up in three sizes,
and retails al - cts, 80 cts, and 81. The large
bottles contain much more Linimentin proper
ton to the prices, and are therefore cheapest.
IT, Comtry Merchants.
Every store should be supplied with this
valuable LINIMENT, as it paws good profit
and sells rapidly. CIV. .WESTBROOK,
Successor to A. G. Bragg & Coz
Originator and sole Proprietor.
Principal OficeS-3Gt Broadway, NewYo ork,
and cor. 3D. & Market SITS. St Louis, Missouri.
Sold BY every dealer in drugs and medicines
Throughout; the United States, Canadas, West
Indies, and Bermuda Islands. [ly533l
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22
Whereas the

~ Hon. ABM W ll.soN, President 5unse
for the 10th Judicial District. consisting OF the coune
of Union and ,iifn and JACOB NiTrEaEYER AMI JAMS
M,Ksu,, Esquire, Associate judges in Union county
have issued their preept bearing date the 2 d'y OF
Nav 1854 and to directed. for the holding o M Or
phas Court Court Of Common Pleas oyer and Ieini'r
AMI general Quarter Sessions, at EW BERLIN Ir the
county Of Union, tn. sec'Hd Mnddy Of SEfT neI',
lbeins the 18th day 1854 and In eontnue two weeks
NOTICE is therefore hereby given to III" 'or"her'
Jusos Of the Peace and C"ns,abcs in and for tr e"
y Unicn appear in their proper persons WIN
their Rolls. Records, InquSit!ons. Examinations, anu
other Remembrance. to do those things which of I'M "
offices their behalf appertain to he dome ana a II
witnesses and other persons prosecuting in i"ha of the
Common eath against person or persons are re-
uired lie then and there attending and not depart
without leave at their peril justices requested to
be punctua In their attendance at the appointed time
a,re. able to notice.
Given under hand and seal at the Sheriff = oihcr IN
New berlin. the la;h of July in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and hityou-, aud "a TIRE
seventy seventh Of the niercndcnee o the n'd
states of America. tod sare he Commonwealth
JUiIN kE-SLER, Sier!f.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22
~Gen Jesse G. Horton, Of North d,
has received the Democratic nomination
for Senator in the Dauphin district.



Isaac !Sltnkcr, Esqrs, Opi8ion # he
B,ad giren iy tie cii='"s of Ler'sJ".y.
At all anti-diyision meeting held in the
Court House, On Tuesday evening last,
Dir. Sienker, of New i;trln, said in sub
stance the Bond was not tinding-becau>e
lst. That there were no parties t" it ;
That to every contract, there must te par
ties, able and wiling to contract; and that
judge Wilson. the Bor,. not being given
to him in his Cjr'm capacity, was no
psrty, and no action would lie upon 1t.
I'd. There is no consideration. a past
consideration will not support a promise
In New York. man found his nrighbor>
stubble field on fire, and approaching the
stacks in the field, and he put out the fire;
the owner afterwards promised to pay
him, but refused; and held that no action
would lie. Ergo the Bond was Invalid
SHADES OF MARSHALL AND gibson
DEFEND Us.
lst. The Bond j. payable to Judge
Wilson in bis Cficiat cAlacify, and there
fore tha, falls TO tic ground
I'd. The consideration is not past tnt
is erecu,ory, therefore the case does apply
The old a'a;c, "mit ks are no hay
stacks" has been nuliGel by this latter
day luminary Of the law.
SPECTATOR.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22
FINE STATIONERY.

ItRAIG q FULTON, 10 Sou,h EIGHTY
u Street, PhjhtdtLDhia-beg leave TO ca
the attention Of Country Dealers, Schools al.
persons visiting the Guy, 10 their eonps.
assortment Of English. French, and Amsre..
ST1TTONEK (which they are selling Whr..
sale aud Retail on the most reasonable 'srr.
Their stock comprises erery rarify Of e..
Letter and Note Paper and Envelopes, iuc--.
Ing full as>orimen Of the celebrated go,
Of De La Rue q Co.aLd Thos Rhoats d 81.
Of LCndun. Also
Gold and Steel Pens, Drawing Pencils f.
ber's and oihersJ. Drawing PaCer. Brsul
Board. Sealing Wax, Ink, lnksiands Rodgers
Croohes' .Wostenho ms and other fue Cutlery.
P0rtmunaieS, Pocket Books, Portfolios W.
ing Desks &C. sc. Persons visiting the & p
can have their TsTer and envelopes emtoss.,
with their na;iiak without extra charge.
- Orders from dealers and Institution. r.
learning rrs pectfulIy solicited and filed VIA
the stricltst integrity sm5l7pdi
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22
New BERLIN, Sept. 20, 1854.

NEW BERLIN, Sept ~, 1871.
JOHN ". MAYNARD
JOSEPH CASEY,
GENTLEMEN Enclascd
you will find certified copy If Bend
executed bv numbcr Of citizens Of L"w-
isburg in the sum Of Fifty Thousand Dol
lars, made payable to the Hon, Abraham
S. Wilson, President Judge of the Goth
Judicial District Of Penn'a, or his success
sor in office, conditioned,in case the county
Of Union should be divided at the next
session of the Legislature and the seat of
justice located at Lcwisburg, that the nee
ces-ary grounds shall be purchased, ard
the whole of the County buildings erected
without taxation TO the people Of the C"un-
tv. As this is a matter Of vast Importance
10 the tax payers, and as some persons are
in doubt whether said Bond viii be Jinii"g
in lac on those who signed IT; having
full confidence in your legal abilities, |
desire you to give the said Bond care
full examination, and furnish me in writing
your legal opinions, whether or not SAID
Bond will be binding in Case the Division
takes place, and the seat of Justice located
as therein set forth. An early answer is
most respectfully requested.
Your ObedieDt Servant.
JAMES MARSHALL.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22
Willow Ware. SC.

II. cot LITER. 10 South SECOND s.
PhLdtiyh a. > doors above Chestnut las.
SIDE. Importer and Manufacturer all klncs O.,
w lILLON NARE-Consisting in par; cf
W the following. Ladies' Travelling Bas-
kejs, NCrk Baskets. Flower Baskets. Office
Baskets. Segar Baskets. Plain, Fancy and En-.
hroldeGed Baskets. Ladies Work Sands and
sewing Chairs of beautiful design and excel
lent workmanship. which he Is selling remar-
i,ablv cheap fer Cash.
N.B.-JuSt received from GERMANY large
and varied assortment Of FANCY GOODS. to
which the attention of the public is respect
fully invited t6m5llt3i'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22
FOR SALE.

III THAI large and des ralir property on the
TX corrac '. Market amt Naler S,reetS.well
calou atei for residence, for business, or for
4 residence and place Of business.
There is a large BRICK House containing
large rooms on the fir floor. & bedrooms on
the second iiopr.sad = large finished rooms on
the third. \ Kitchen and WaShhouse adjoius.
There are also a spacious Celar.large Cement
Ci>tern. Pump, and Wei Of good water, a
Stable, and all necessary 0utbuiltlincS.
For terms &c. apply to Geo. F. Miller, Esq
: E.DANIS
Iawisburo. Sent % IS5D
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22
TIE TYlEIAH SESSION
OF THE
LEWISBURG ACADEMY

VIII commence On MoSDAr, Der. l6, 1854,
10 continue 20 weeks.
The course Of Instruction in this Institution
is calculated to prepare youths to enter College
or for general business.
Composition and Defamation receive care
full attention.
The subscriber is solicitous TO secure class
of Young Ladits.
The Bible is in daily use in the school.
For reference, the Principal takes pleasure
to refer to many OF cur citizens, both IN and
around The place, who have had their children
and wards under his care.
Taifion-For Languages $40, Higher Eng
lish SO, and common branches, QncluiIns
Reading, Writing, Geography, Arithmetic,
Grammar and u. :. History S6-per session.
Contingent expenses per Winter session, %
cts. per scholar, extra.
No deduction except for sickness.
JOHN RANDOLPH,
Sept. Is, 1854 Principal
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@Ti,c s.

sfa-Thc !Star supported MAJ. .Simonton,
.'s"iJiect to HE dec'sion of the Wing Confe-
rces.' "Ihc Wing Confcrees " decided
no, to nominate him...yet the Star tries
to pass him off On the "Whig County
Ticket" in face of the facts TEDDY"
says Pat, "you may have your choice be-
,wane the two mares, but i troth must
have the gray -
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The reception of foreign news direct
from Qnebec is 4 novelty of reciprocity
SCARCELY expected. The screw steamer OF
tawa arrived there yesterday afternoon,
having left I.iverpoa. on The 5th, brir 9
ing three days ial.r intelligence, and an
ticipatng the Atlantic, which was ~ have
sailed Oh the 9th. The Ottawa reports ?
further and general decline in breadstuffs,
brilliant whether and abundant harvests.
The closing price of Consols wa. 957-S.
The war news is as usual-nothing. The
Austrian Consul ut ST. Petcrsburgh is d.
rected not to vary shade from the four
points Of Drcuyn de rHuys's note, and to
admit no notifications in the Russian an
swer. Russia is said to have pcremptorly
rejected the required guarantee that the
Pricipalities should be evacuted. There
had been no further movements in the
Baltic. Tranquility had been restored in
Spain. There is nothing new from the
Black Sea or the Danube.-Ner York
Tribune l9h.
The steamer Atlantic arrived at New
York, Tuesday morning, with Liverpool
dates to Wednesday, the 9th inst. She
brings pa passengers. Capt. West re-
ports having experienced constant sue
session Of heavy gales during the voyage,
and had her stsrboard paddle box and out
water carried carried away, in q heavy
northeastern gale.
Richardson . circular reports Breadstuffs
as having been heavy since last report, but
with an improvement at the close of the
narks. Oh Tuesday.
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$50 Acres

of first quality Limestone land. in a high state
of fcultivaiion, all having been thoroughly lined
recently, two streams of living water running
entirely through the place, The best OF Springs
at the door OF the Mansion Iiouse,a very large
Bank Barn. an Orchard Of young bearing Trees
Of various kinds, and all Outhouses requisite
for 4 good farm, with some Woodland. Also
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Union County Wing Ticket.

Conqress-Hon. JOHN c. KUNKLE,
DAUPHIN COUNTY
Seuake-JAMES NJ. SFLLERS, ESQ.
OF Ju>I.rA COUNTY
AssemJy-Dr. FREDERICK SPECk,
OF SIIN,GR,vE
missioner-MARK HALFPENNI,
OF HArILEy
Rtgister-JAMES W. PENNINGTON,
or MIFFLNBuRG
Auditor-UENRY S. BOYER,
OF WASHINGTON.