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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-01
HRspEasosvlLLE, july II, 1865.
LITERARY NOTICES.

'sIforedum - Tale of the Treble Hundred and Ten BY
Sir Walter Scott, Bart.
Such is the title of novel just issued by Petridrge Co.,
New York f.. De Saint Maurice Cabany processes to have
received manuscript of the story from "a ch elderly
German merchant retired from business " which merchant
he asserts received present from Sir Waiter himself.
In proof of which statement he inserts letter which
ports be the which accompanied the manuscript of
the tale Il. De Saint Maurice Cabany his indicates,
is Frenchman, and "Moreduu first published in
French The of this work did not fail to
attention English circles and called forth from the
friends Of the great dead denial of the authenticity Of the
This denial together with the reply OF the propre-
ofMoredun, (who by the way, suspect, is both
author and propletor) is given in the introduction
perusa of which has failed to convince think it viii
fail convince any in the least familiar with the real
works of Sir Walter Scott that he had thing to do with
writing it.
But even if the perusa the introduction the mind
doubt perusa Of the book itself could fail to
vince any that not the work of he Great In
known" Moredun however, is not without high de-
gree of merit and is of itself excellent novel The author
whomsoever he be, is of ability. We should like,
did have the space to point out portions Of More
dun which think the author of Waverly would mover
have written. Space, however, does not permit and
leave it to The decision of the public For sale by Ty
or Maury
The Panorama Of Life and Literature. Lttell Son. & Co..
Boston.
magazine just started by the enterprisng publishers
of The Living Age" OF the objects and design of the
is all that the following extract from the prospectus prom
Uses
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The Southern Quarterly.
This is OF the abesr best conducted periodicals
the country 1t has for itself (and each number is
creasing its popularity by the extensive learning ability
displayed in its columns Its critical notices very vau
able and in the main just The present number has the
following table Of contents:
Elements Of international Law The Jcsuts; Russia
Lamartine Opinion of Chief Justice fancy Usury
Peter the Great Countess of Blesngton Homeopathy
Copper in the United States Past and
Present Position; Critical Notices.
TurJ ~, IL.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-07
A FARM AT PRIVATF SALE.

4 FARM belonging 10 the Heirs Of
n URIAH SILSBY. deceased. Containing
about 2l5 Acres of good land, situated in
Kelly township, Union county, adjoining lands
of Laird Howard, Isaac King and 9th "a
ers, on which is erected a Tro Storey La
Frame D,oeLing House. large Bank Earn and
all necessary Out-buidings, with several
Springs Of neyer-talling good water near the
buildings.
m There is also upon the premises, suf.
Z. fcient ORCHARD of choice Fruit-Ap-
pies. Peaches, &c. &c.
The land would suit very well to divide in
Two Farms. as good proportion Of Meadow
can be allotted 10 each Farm.
.yTermS can be made easy. as One-Th:rd
Of the amount may remain on the properly.
For further particulars, you are referred 10
John Walls, Lewisburg; Thomas Clingan,
near the premises, or to Robert Hayes, near
Milton, Northumberland county.
1.-THE above described property. if not
sold before Tuesday, the 2d day of October
next, will then be offered at Public Sale on
the premises at 10 o'clock Of said day.
ROBERT HAYES, one ofhe Err's.
June 90, 1855. 5S5lf
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-07

A Mi3inburg Trick!

A friend from the Western part Of the coun-
~, has furnished us curious specimen Of
the means used by Mifilinburg TO deceive the
people and aid their chance for County
Seat. 1t is copy Of the Star pisrEnIse II
| AN IMPORTANT PslHr PROM ANOTHER Star o.
| ruE SAME DArs!.! We give below in paral-
Tel columns. the articles as they appear in
different copies Of the paper Of the seIf-same
day,
From m. MG7iuturs, From the MCinbms
"St",' Aug. ID. "Siar,' Aug. II.
No, satisfied with ,hc' Not satisfied with the
numerous advantages numerous advantages
they lLewisburgl enjoy. they [Lewisburgl enjoy,
they want the Seat ofihey want the Seat OF
Justice. II will be for Justice. Ii will be for
you TO say whether they you 10 say whether they
shall be gratified But;shall be gratifcd. But
| remember this is not al.remember this is not all
they want They desye,ihey want. 1hey desire
Railroad from a Railroad along
spruce Creek for; the SusQuchan' u
the purpose eofsecuring,,for the purpose of secu,
greater share of trade, ring greater share of
wealth, and influence. trade, wealth and inf,l-
II they succeed in get ence. Ifthey succeed in
ting The County Seat, getting the County Seat,
they will also succeed they will also succeed
in elcctng CountyCom-i in elec,ng Coun,yC Com
missioners, and then missioners, and then
look out for new set look ont for 4 new se,t
of Railroad Bonds of Railroad Bonds.
Uverily, reader. is no, Mifilinburg win
ming honor in the way of political chicaneryl
You will see the hit against the SrnrcE
CREEK Road will answer where that road is
not favored; and the hit against the SrsauE-
HANNA Road would tell in other sections.
The intmation contained in the latter clause
OF the quotation, involves falsehood. Nei
ther the Editor of the Star, nor his evil geni-
us ''Juvenis," nor any other man, can poin,
10 any law comforting on CountyCommission-
ers the po'cer 10 give County Bonds for the
Spruce Creek Railroad. or the Northern Cen
trail Railroad and the Susquehanna Railroad
is dead, so that there can be no new Bonds
given under the old Law. The whole thing
is deliberate attempt TO mislead honest but
uniformed men.
The fixing of the County Seat, and the e'ec-
tion of County Commissioners, are separate
and distinct acts, and there is no necessary
connection between the two. II the Hartley
and Mifilnburg Candidates are elected, they
will rule the Board.
So the friends of the Spruce Creek road
may arsue.thas Milllinburg is opposed to
that road, judging from The "lighl" thrown
upon the subject by their "luminary.' Lew
lSburg is Still in favor Of the road, and when
railway enterprises are resumed will show her
faith by her works.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-07
THE MIFELINBURG CONVENTION.

The Convention of Delegates from the
people ct Union county irrespective Of
party. met at the public house Of CHAs.
CEoTzER, a. Miiiiinhurg, Monday the Sd
inst. The following named persons repre- .
scented their respective towns as delegates
iii the Convention:
Lewisburg, South Ward-Thos. HAYES,
a. ". Lawshc.
North Ward-Jopa Wolfe, r. NJ. Musser.
White DEER. Marshall W. l.. Ritter.
kelly-Ts. Wilson. James Pross.
Buffalo-W.B Shriner, J ID. .Chambcrlin.
West Bufalo-Gieo Sheary, Vim Ruhl.
East Buiialo--W. l.. Harris.
Nartley-Jamcs Wilson, Robt Madden.
Mitiiinburg-I. l.. Beck. b. +. Eaton.
New Berhn-J. W. Pennington.
Limestone, jackson and L Mon townships
were not represented.
The Convention was organized by the
election of Judge MARSHALL, of White
Deer, President, and WV. b. SuRINER, of
Buffalo, Secretary; after which the Con
vention proceeded to the nomination of
candidates for the several County Officers,
with the following result:
Sheriff.. f. Albright. of White Deer.
Associate Judge-John V. Barber, Of
West Buffalo.
Commissioncrs-Geor Schoch, of Mic
fiinburg; Jacob Hummel, of Kelly; and
K. '. b. Lincoln, of Hartley.
Treasurer-R. Ii. Laird, of East Buf.
falo.
Coroner-Danicl Rengler, Sr, of Buffalo.
County Surveyor--David Hayes, Of Hart
ley.
Auditor-Archbald Thomas, Of Union.
All the above nominations were unan
nous, except few scattering votes cas-
for persons who were not candidates.
John Schrack was proposed for Assocint
Judge, when letter was read from him (
". l.. Harris, dated 1st inst, stating tha
as be had been proposed and consented t.
run for that Office without reference to an,
formal nomination, he requested that hi
name should not be used in the Conven
tion.
A resolution was adopted to support tn,
nominations, and that tho proceedings b
published in all the County Papers: ant
the Convention adjourned, sine die.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-07

MesSrs. Editors-LewiSburg has never hal
(as am Iniormed) but two Representatives
~ the state Legislature. Those were Mcs-i..
GEoRGE hREnrr and Eli SLIrLG-men vlo-c
names are known throughout the S;atc. and
VINO reflected credit not only on Lew!s0uJs
but a'so on Union County. You have also
an citizen, worthy ant competent for that
once but who mas not heretofore been named
puolcly Tor II. THOMAS HAYES, E,3., Is
that man. i.puhll>h this without his EuuW'-
edge. but II NOMINATED he will Be elected, for
he commands persuHaliy the entire couGts suce
OF the mass Of voters of all shades If rartv
and of sentiment. VON.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-07
Real Estate.
A VALUABLE FARM
E'0R sale. The subscriber Offers his


L valuable Farm, in Kelly Up, Union Co.,
e miles from Lewisburg and from Milton) At
Private Sale. Ii contains a6I Acres Land,
part Limestone and part Cilvel, and about IS
acres of River Bo,tom-adj c.nng lands of Da-
vid Heinly and others. Il Is heavily lined,
well manured, and conveniently divided into
fields with lane running through the center,
all under good fencing.
The Improvements are Stone House -,
and Stone Bank Barn, very substantial, .1
and Of the best finish. A Well of the best
Water and Pump therein on the kitchen porch
of the mansion, 4 brick Washhouse with eel
lar underneath nsed as Milkhouse the cellar
floor laid with brick, also flowing Pump in
the barn-yard and another at the house, with
water brought by the best of cement pipes
from fine spring some hundred yards from
HsNthe Buildings. There are about ls acres
Z. Timber Land, also an Orchard of choice
Fruit OF all kinds
The title is good and clear Of incumbrance.
value the property at 800 per acre. Part of
the purchase money may remain if desired.
2m59i JOHN king.
lMhOnian and Star copy . m and charge J. X.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-07
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-07
Jury List-Sept. Term, 1855
GRAND LERORS

GRAND JCRORS
U5tsiington-Georgc Roush, Anth. specht,
Cntre-solomon Bowersox, Henry Stock.
Rarer-George Rig;le, Harrison Swartz.
Tnion-Jacob Zimmerman
IP.St Bsfttlo,-John Claphau John Shoemaker.
FrnRk-in-,Iohn Swengle.
Mif'ecveet-F. p Baus, Michael Erilcy.
IeaBs-Samue Pawing.
BuFa'oe-Wm. Lindenmuth, D. Ranger, Sr,
Hrrtihy-R. " u. Lincoln.
Lewi,bwg-Joel C. Kelly, A. C. wetzel.
East Bafa'oe-Abrahsm Frederick
Jrckson-Eias Duck.
SIinyrore-Tenry kefer, Samuel fehref,
EsTy-John Grove.
H.st Beauec-Isaac Romig.
TRAVERSE JURORS
EId Buril0e-ieorge kreisher Thomas Penny. Samuel
RITy,solomon kemersr, P. Aeker, Daniel Lease, Mi
claol Spicher.
Vss, B,1rer John Margaritz Daniel Alter, Reuben
smith. John Kline, Gabriel Ierbster, Isaac Unangst,
Samuel Hackmaa.ter.
Ls0iSJury-John VENTED, Ogden Worse, Thomas Nesbt
Joseph Y. Derr, A. Biilmyer.
Whit D,cr-samuet spotts, Jos r. Hogue.
Seliagrore-rerry Ulrich Joseph Sharn, Samuel Wer-
Washixg,on-IIenry Hcimbach.
Itpns-Daniel 0tt jr Michael IIummei. Andrew Iaul-
cnschlcrer, Enoch Musselnian, George Herman. iona
than Miller.
Cndpmdn-Abcl Hcrrold.
Bed~r-Jnseph Long, Jacob Greenhoe. jr Jacob Fees,
Jrctso.-Iacob Mitchell.
Hsst Bug1loc-wm. Ruhl.
Frankiin--Iohn Bcer.
Hutrey-Josepb Miller. Isaac Relish.
thion-I.aac Eyer,jr, John Clemmens, A. Thomas, Jos
IT, Boust.
Widdisr,eR-J Dunkclberger, @. Walter
MNiajuy-Cyrus Eaton.
PETIT yrRORS
White pe.r-s -samuel Genberling James Adams, Stad-
dem John Rauck.
Nidiecr.ek-Jacob Stock,
He,t LugiLos--George Ilauck,
L,laesone-Dsvid Leiby, Christian Dauberman, Peter
Wchr, John Stees.
Vast Bsarey-Isaac X. Ulah.
Kety-Dancl b. Guldin Jacob Ifciniy, J. Bennage D.
Soll.
Bearer-Georse setter, Jacob Binsaman, Adam Specht
Jr.
Lecisburg-Lcv sterner James Aiken, T. Hayes, Angus
tus stouy hton, Henry Il. Noll
CHapmGn-A II irew Zie:ier
UgIey-WilIiam Stees. Samuel Hoover, G. Klekner it,
VIM. Huntingdon john Hoover,
CcRtrs-George Henry
Ird'tlin-Wm. Bowersox, John Snyder.
INSTRUMENTATION. Shotzherger, d. 5. Boyer.
Bgt1Ge-Thomas Cornelius.
Neic Bsriin-Wm Kessler
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-07
Issue List, Sept. T. 1855.

! n Haas vs. Gemberling jr
Daniel Renglcr vs. James MCreight
! Mary Reichiey VS. VIM Reichl-y
John Haas Vim VI Vanvalzah
Peter Daubert VS. A $ Cumming-(s suits.)
Daniel R.ngier vs. James M'Creght
James MCreght Daniel Rengier
John Hartman jr Jacob Gingrich
John Matthias vs. DR. A S Cumming,
Mary Jenkins Tasert ct al
X Carey Mark Halfpenny
L Nostz Alex Ammons
Bastian Teifl John Fisher
Midllsswarth, Kerns Co Michael spotts
Samuel Kyle vs. Catharine Wolf
MchaPpeiI for Hayes vs. ,,:.1 John Locke
James Robb John Gross
W Waycnscller John Hartman Jr
Benjamin iiouseworth Basslcr Fly
Jacob Steward Michael Fitchthorn
North. Chase North Chas II Shriner
DR. VIM Hayes VS. John Locke
John Bilger Jacob Fryer
sug white Deer Turn. Road Co White Deer Tn
frishmutIl Brother vs. } Hartman Jr with notice
Charles } Kneeder vs. same
John II Fisher Gideon Leisenrins
Samuel Dengler vs. Peter Neitz
Clement Aa',s. VS. YOUNG, rOnnsman a1. Walter
same vs. Noah Walter
Valentine Hare rs Henry snyder
+ o Campbell & others VS. Lorenzo p Teed
Henry smith VS. Henry Gross
c T. Bowes for J Locke v. Merit Chappei
Francis Zcllcrs Alex Ii Blair
Commonwealth sug J VI Benfr VS. J IIaus Jr with not
Henry Keeier vs. } Hartman Jr with notice
Michael Fisher va same
u d
same vs. George Hartman
Christian Gross vs. Henry Gross
Mark We'll VS. Hartman others
julius We'll
Shields Miller vs. J Hartman Jr with notire
The Trustees of L Church &c VS. Martin A Stock
Jacob Mnrry vs. } Hartman jr with Dotiee
Renarn Fisher vs. same
Jacob Fisher Fame
Christian Fisher vs.
Or VIM Hayes John Lock
Susanna Drawn & J Messeremth
Wash Co Mu Insurance Co Phillip Hilbish
same Simon Shoy
same VIM Kelly
Bank Of Danville vs. Lawrence c stees
School Dir OF Franklin vs q Smith ethers
Kneass Wife James Quinn
VIM q lIcrrod vs Smith II Thompson
Mag Neiman Michael Neiinan
Montelius L " fanny vs. Samuel Sitter
J Meyer samuel Meyer
Geddes Marsh Co J Hummel
sama vs. Michael Fisher 4 Bro
Peter Bolg 4 others vs. d Hummel
Samuel llcnder-on VS. Charles Croprath
THE sEst twenty cases are s trial the trst week.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-07
Delegate Elections and County Con
yentiOl,

The Standing Committee Of the two
wings Of the Wing party, in Snyder couu-
ty, have united in publishing a Call fra
Delegate Election and County Convention.
The qualified Wing voters, in Snyder coun-
ty, are requested to meet at the election
house, in each election district, on SAT-
URDAY, the 18th day of September Inst, ,
between the hours of . and o'clock, p.
NJ, and elect two Delegates to meet in
County Convention on MONDAY, TIE
l7th day of September inst, at the Public
House of SAMUEL KLINE, il Middle
creek township, to elect Conferees to meet
the COnferees of Juniata and Union eJun-
tics, and nominate County ticket, and
transact all business generally done and
performed by County Conventions.
\. j. Middleswarth, c. G. Vernon,
Israel Knettle, CouraI Stock,
Samuel Boyer, Jr., Jacob Martin,
ii. c. Houtz, Daniel Wilmer,
Jacob Miller, jesse Ycerm,
Michael Wesley, Joseph No1beck,
VIM. G.. Herrold, David Fesslcr,
/. ID. Boyer, Jonas German,
Israel Gutelius. .Sandiog ComD,ifrc.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-07
Grand Division Rally in New Berlin
Prom our Special Reporter.

Prom our Special Reporter.
Pursuant to notice of the outside Charmen
of the Wing and Democratic parties of little
Union that is to be, a respectable number of
the citizens Of New Berlin, without distinction
of party, assembled at the Register & Recor-
dcrs office, Saturday, LIST Sept. 1855.
The meeting was called to order by the
Register Il Recorder, on whose motion Col.
J. W. PfSsrSsroH was appointed President
and Jhmss ". Pe,inins ston, Secretary.
Being conducted to the chair by Jim.
Pennington. the President thanked his numer-
Gus and intelligent hearers for the unexpected
honor conferred upon him, and trusted thai,
entire unanimity would mark their action in
III present momentous crisis.
On motion OF Wes. Pennington, seconded
by J. w. Penning gton, il was moved that We
proceed TO the election Of two Delegates to
the Miflinburg Convention.
Amended on motion of Mr.. Pennington, Sc
conded by Col. Pennington. That, whereas,
one half Of our party has since the last cleo
ton, removed to Harrisburg; therefore, Re-
solved, That New Berlin will, on this occasion
only, magnanmously waive all pretensions
to more than one Delegate.
On motion Of Esq. Pennington, seconded
by Col. Jas. w. Pennington, moved to proceed
to ballot for Delegate, ard appointed Presi-
dent and Secretary for Tellcrs, when the fol-
lowing vote was polled,;
Jas IVES. PESSrSGroN
On motion Of Messrs. Pennington, the nom-
inalion was unanimously confirmed.
On motion of J. Wes. Pennington, seco nded
by the company. vote OF thanks was rendered
to the Register for the Use of his office and to
the Recorder for the use of his stool, to which
they responded, much affected, that we we re
all welcome-,he Officers were directed 10
prepare the papers for the Delegate elect, and
to publish these proceedings in the Le,oisb"rg
Chronicle and N. Y.7ribune-when Y. this interes-
ting assembase dispersed to their several
places Of abode.
[Signed by the OiIicers.l
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-07

AssEMbLr.-MeSSrs Editors: The name q.
FOSTER WILSON, Of Hart.cytuu, We w.uii
propose for the Assembly. We want man
IN these days OF established character. not d
novice, and whose integrity has been tr.ed AMI
proved. Such a man IS Poster Wilson. and
such men are needed IN our Legislative halls.
("Jim" can waIt) TAX-PAYEES.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-07
------ ---------~----
John Schrack's Supporters,

Throughout the County, we trust, will not
be misled or deceived by any of the brag-
ging, clustering, or bullying that may be
resor'ed to to iDjure his prospects. He is
:he same HONEST JOHN ScHRAcK that he
always was, and remains and will remair
In the hands of the candid, fair-dealing,
and independent people, WHO will accept
or reject him as they see fit, and without
regard to any other office or question.
SWe learn that Esq. Swineford was
relieved Of long string of resolutions at
his meeting in New Berlin, Composed of
double sets Of delegates from Union and
jackson townships, and old Old Buffalo
and Hartley having 10 voice :, -Our
nelshbor Of the AryHs says they are nat
worth publishing, aud the Times did no,
arrive yesterday, 50 that We are unable N
present them for the consideration of onr
Eeslcrs, this week. " '''
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-07
WccdlCts and Small Farm for Sale.
To snH purchasers, on reasonable hrnis.
THERE are 9 lots of Woodland, 81

l. tuate in White Deer Tp.. on Little Buf-
faioe Creek about mile above Guldins store,
ranging from IA to 81 acres each, well timb-
cred with various kinds of Oak, Pine, Poplar,
and Chestnut.
The Farm contains about 55 acres of which
Is are cleared, and has on it Two Story Log
- House, Log Stable, Spring of Water
ETH and Fruit trees ofvariouS kinds. 1t ad-
Joins lands of John Hummel and Jacob Hart
man, about II mile from Guldln's Store, in
White Deer tp,, Union Co., Pa.
The above property is offered at Private
Sale, by the subscriber,
GEORGE MEIXELL.
Kelly Tp., Aug. 10, 80.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-07
A Valley Farm of Limestone Land,
COMPRISING about 163 Acres, for

II
" SALE. said Farm is in one of the best
Wheat growing valhes in Central Pennsylva-
MIA, within two miles (over Bridge 10 a Rail
road. accessible to Markets, in an emiuently
healthy neighhorhood, near 20 Mills. Stores,
Church and School Houses, and IN the midst
of an intelligent and respectable population.
The Improvements are 4 frst-class BANK
BARN so b. IS feet,wilh fair Mansion "a
House, Wagon house. Corn house, and LII
other !sultable OutbuildinSs. 1t has large
ca Apple Orchard, and Peach and Pear trees
- &c. sufficient for ordinary use.
The Farm is all cleared except about one
acre (and plenty of Woodland in the immedi-
ale viciniiy.) all of Limestone soil, and as the
owner thinks is not surpassed for natural pro-
duc,ive qualities by any in the State.
1t will be sold wholly, or portion of so to
100 acres, as might suit purchaser.
- Any cash man wishing such property
can obtain further Information h. applying 10
.WoRpES, Chronicle Office, tewiS burg. [isO
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-07

s~The two Standing Committees of
the Wings of Snyder county, have united
IN calling Convention to nominate Coun-
ty Ofiicers. The union" Convention at
Middleburg is denounced as New Berlin
movement.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-07

AT the requestof numerous friends through
out the county, JOHN SCllRACk, E>q., ct
hast Bufaloe,h has consented 10 bccome d can
dltate for Associate Judge atihe coming cleo
uon. His wei!-known character for straight
forward honesty, his usefulness as peace
making MagislraIe, and well acquainted with
both the English and German laagaE-es c.l..
nentIy commend HIM for the sulirares uf the
people for that office. MANY.
July &c, 1888. ,e
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-07

@rThe old line Democrats and old line
Wings OF Blair and Huntington have
fused to see if they can't "lick" that
young rascal Sam.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-07

Two the Voters OF Union County: As Sher-
Il III is 10 be elected in thiS county, llow
me to recommend as candidate. Nr. l.. T.
ALBRIGHT, of White Deer township. Mr.
a. Is well qualified in every respect for thar
station, as all who know HIM viii attest and
should he be elected, he will a>suredlv be
popular officer. [Junc l5.l WHITE DEER