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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-16

a merchant, not SC celebrated for the
elegance o. his diriior. as dor the ienrtt
OF hrs purse, wrote to hrs correspondent
IN dis'art city for TOT Or -four, aiding
o. WY Of showing hrs irnnssence ths,
he wanted !; "shs rorst ras" He was
not less surprised than chagrin.d or rc.
certscn o! the article, e find j, Full 81
weevh, sour and Dusty Lei tins b. a
warning tU the disupi.s o. Nose
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-16
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ROsTOK.
FRIEND 4 CULBEk TSOE,
c,.A-,-r ,nis s,,s.txnif- Of recurring tb4is
sAsuk, 10 slsss me- IL are eaee-css scAs. Ns
Car No savers spa pasvsreGs s~d 10 Vt ~
49, rrstcm,~s sed ne sYsst e. nawkios,' tnss
th3y .,e sein rr hand II sAeir eseaAssaAssM
ere brick NuilAiAg On ne -~cp.rv
roHvfR or fEAlk& FFTHsfhS6le
And s,r ssss.ssy .sssavsas fr-e Bessoa
Nh d Lsrhs hsse sG
sprerpsr AsssxrsssrrS ~
STAPLE q FANCY DRY GooDS
ccawsseisc - fsHc~s'
Mr--,wnY c~k,ro .4nen a. Ssn
pk;,sns, Faa R,csr, Gscbs.
Ov1Ass, DC.
ecT-cs eoops.
Sh-e,inrs. Shirsings, Osnatnrghs. and
al kinds Of gc.ds fer men
and boys wear.
CLOTHS.
American sSd Ervseh Tvihct 0lsths,
.smr-,ec,, and Fre~eA Breed Cloths,
FRENCH CASSIMEREs,
Pain and r~ined.
AMERICAN I -'SSi.MERyS,
piair and fancy,
TsUOEzHD&-
Plain and colorea
i SATTrSETrS, CASHMERETfS,
] SHEErS-GREYs, JEANS, Sc,
R1HBoHr8,
or all k,nas, sesnsit,es ard colors-
OF all ktras varieties qualities and prices,
j laws. fiSrN LrsrEks. s,tKs, sLsaecss. MI
etvcS. NJ LANES, 6IyGHA~s, ~Ar~
vrss, TECHNICS, Dsiil'ses,
i.wsFys ~ F1asaEag.
% FHf AADsss>
We have on had large and sp,endid asori
: n,r,.t If Bawr-~. Tsssu.s, iscscr-s's, Can
r,ins-, Dress Buttons, Collars, Gun, sses, &C
rur~rrs.
/ sHawts sB5vrs,--Lisle thread ana
txfd--pARAsaLs, HssesrsrHtrrf a.. h
| And finally "a ooo ether article which car b.
sesn ~ giving t,ern call Also,
/ Groceries.
{. a large AND full snpply OF all kinds kept con.
i stanfly On hasa
] hs.s aRd Caps. bssts and SAses.
Queens Na;c Glass Ware, Hard Ware
Cutlery Umbrenes, ann haskets.
READY MADE CLOTHsas1.
wa,rensed h 81 or no sale
| TOBACCO AND CIGARS, BOOKS
+ AND STATIONERY.
4 Fancy frens, anr-aac--wt ''cava Ia !" wt
cant begin to tel half we have s.s, Bat IL any
-se desires further intern aisoR II Wi he cheer.
fully gryen At the sfarg, a. we have clever aa.l
"r~riste' clerks co,ssiahtiy on band whose moi .
! q Is thnt i Il
$40 trouble - sboyv Goods
Our rric-s are 5sciScdiy low, a. we are 81.
ietmHnei r. s-sass all to smssh" rather tear ne
uTBFnsoLp and u arr BODY don't heiieys u
lusi lei then trv Us
FRIEND 4 CIIBERTSON.
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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-16

II Lock Smith, editor oi the Barry
County pio"ssr, Is " 10 his EARS in good
lock and fnt bshirx n. >avs he tas
drawn prize p,c'ure worth thousand
dollar igas beef elected Justice OF tn
Peace been presented ~ith u new hat
and hast though no. least, hrs spouse i,as
handed him over third edition OF thr
eleven hundredth generation Of the g,es,
Smith family. ---.9dyinn Wrtchto,rey
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-16
ChAS. SHETLAND
DEALER Il
Tamlip Grotrrlss /.
TxTTOnG IOWA

sAE SusscrfsNF hasfEr reeentEY nct p q ~
i Louis ~ purchase iarg. 80 enoles sssci,
" Family tsfoeEriea. - n8w prepared 10 suptyir
the citizens ~ Tiptoh sat viciuitv with sunersef
srtisaes eensiSlsas follow
hes Rlo Coffee
saga Houae Ms.aSsea.
he-nOsle3
New oFisans
bes; Coded Svrap.
:. Clarified sugar,
Loaf dc
New Drieans Dc
Satardta&. piuseao. and,go, waado,y. Ye,.
s,raa, fsgs. Frame, .9inu~sas, E,.
gtssA hatnEss, braSa .AUs.
F,Ldsrss, Dratd fea<Ass.
Race, tar Hhaie M.
-Mackerdl, Lead,
Coraart,
Aaof
fosag fisseH Tea, lmr~sai d.. r,-eru po.asr n,
3Ioa e''vas. hsekef4 t-opsa~r, soar. sa.4s
tSfAss, G1xGles breessa ttssse
bonda. hi Farn. bm<ear, lMasel-
-, startt sahpfr. Aswsa, AsfserA
Toenoeo, ~ adj kvs0s. Cssrrs Of all en-
rsesses Dasg Sal. haaaasaa Sah
bianxsss. A~a eevas. fs~rrr aaaes a-se
1npss Frfscst t1ssfai fkstsfs LtstsseF raHs
At,nr, stor cssdtet, Gaaa etres I1,.e st~as A. &
Arr ~0snR Vtaer aefncas4 taD 's~mrgas TO s.1uzs
The artleieS are al warrantea oi a o.. nj
quality, and w!.! u sold ua rcasoua,Ia
terms for cash
Z BY subscriber bstseying taat ise megeanfgls
pvsts@fs ~iH Yield asoa nreat IS tie invest.
melt ~h = thankful for SHARE "a Bal4str .,.sr,,,
as. sad Il ~ sheala tafn Ont antsransaf1e. ~
believes that ns can receive i bts4s avx !. ~
eomf'iscsntiy AIRY othes MAJ
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-16

PArNrfsG DgBrons "A Cninauian
in Sacramento street, Saa Francisco
VINO WIS OF .rved with ono SIDE OF hi.
fac rrin,rc blue, presen,ing mos, 10
dicrous ID grosesqcv appearance ir con.
trast witt the Mellow 81 ,nr o,her ~ds
we sssed TIC reason oil his paiatlnc him.
self SC .,nyuiarly Tne Chiuaman, il
broken Enylrsi told h,n. tina II Rod BEE
Done By asercdjter whom he was uuatas
70 ruy. When asked wny he dc ne
~esi II I'll. b. rerlied, $50 long 10 peves
MONEY, &C long nc wast.ee off, and PASS
ed on, apparently resigned &c the rinssh'
MEET the custom OF ms ecaniry imposed
upon him. -Ereacae.
Were sort q raston sdors-o IN. thi.
country il wooid soon become NC nofnrr
the every hcdy would adoni j; as being
1t the height Of the fashicu. --Da,. Cog
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-16


Nr~ C.sr or BsoASy. A ycune
couple ~rrr sitting together In ,oman
nc spo, with birds ~nd towers sbou
them. wh-n the following dislacre en-
sued -
NY dear. Il ,hs .s..,f.- of my liz
would pissse ,ber, gi.dly would I h. 8
" ,hy i~~s :"
Oh, Dir. you're soo kind d. II lus
-etninds TIN, I wish vcu'o sop nsing tc
haec,.'
"Cati'l ,hnL ii h. lis hrhs y
vhiei nn wrdted S
Very well sn, since this IS the ~a,
vou lay down vour life 70 me, and %
you are aifcaag welded a. tobacco, II
'rke rccd care thar vca nrc nerer ~ct
drJ 10 me, as would b. h.y,mv"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-16
fAsBllOHARLE
TIL OHfNG gHU y
|. n MAGEE

HI Wsal1 intern his az rastorn !.
glt& RS and me 'sbsic vehera.iy. that
fVfN hsE still making r. order clotn.
rzHIl. mg Or The istess tassson. Al, ~
ms worI Il warranted. shon !,
store, Tipsop, Iowa. qor,. Dfas
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-16
CLB.aR coLATY nikFcvoR

Deserbct C@0rs.
J. 4 BOOTH JsJre
Irnn seosod Monde, III Ma an
fourth Monday IN SsFsemhrr.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-16
.HY RyRuSTsY WE THRIVE
Hammond d, Go.

HAVING recently remove fher large selet,
Tor 80 strives eaa al we're sed ssfa hish a them
selves or th~ corner IF Ic-sssf @nd Era street.
hrsE- Opposite 20 TIRE A.rth hsst Garner Or tne
Court aeese square a. she sig cr tn
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-05-16

CN00ty Gpssyy.
SAMUEL A. NISSELi.. .fu!gf
Terms, firs, Monday IN car,l rn.n,t
except. April and August. isrx, Tu. s.,ay
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-31

How TO Ruin A SoN---l. Set him the
example in the use of Intoxicating drinks
2 Let him have his own way-the " largest
liberty" 50 fascinating to the imagination Of
Young America
B. Allow him the free use Of money, without
any restraining sense Of responsibility 10 parent
or guardian.
A. Suffer him to wander where he plcaScs
on the Sabbath, and to spend his evenings
from home.
s. Give him the freest access to wicked
companions, who make mock OF all that is
good, and condemn all authority.
6. Furnish him with no high amin life and
no steady employment. 1t might hinder the
development of his genius.
Pursue all or any of these ways and you
will experience Il most marvellous dcliyerance
if YOU have not to mourn over a debased and
ruined child.
Thousands Of parents have practically adopt
cd these rules in the management of their
children. and the results have been exactly
what one might anticipate" Their gray hairs
have been brought down with sorrow to the
grave"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-31

Gaturoap alorninp, alarfb 81. 1855,
seIsttea Qoetrp.
LITTLE CHAR L { Y.

Little Charley slumbers sweetly,
In his narrow lonely bed;
Pelting storms, and howlmg tempest,
Cannot reach his little head.
Sweet affection drops lear,
Der the spot where Charley lies
Angels whisper, " look up yonder,"
Pointing upward to the skies
On our mem'ries deeply craven,
Stands his little image fair;
Sparkling eyes, and shining temples,
Rosy checks and golden hair
Ruby lips, 50 full Of smilug,
Neck and arms Of spotleSs white,
Little feet, so full of running,
Little Charley was so bright.
Pat away bis little piay-things,
Wonder lies his little whip;
On the table lies his whistle,
Oft he pressed it OIL his lip,
On the window lies his primer
10, the chair on which he sat,
or tie nail, in yondcr corner,
Hangs alone his little hat.
0! remove those sad memorials,
Lay them carefully away;
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-31

BesgD Mrs Partington advises all young people
afflicted with the preparation of the heart, to
apply the cataract of mustard to draw out the
information she says she has never known a
failure where this devise was followed.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-31

k1- He who thinks he can fad within him
self the means of doing without others, is mu, b
mistaken but he who thinks that others can
not 90 without him i still more n,istskcr.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-31

Ea~ 4 pretty woman is like great truth
or great happiness, and has no more right 70
bundle herself under green veil or any similar
abonination, than the sun has to put OF green
spectecles
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-31

RAJ YoUNC LADIES, nowadays, when they
are preparing for walk, ought not to keel
their lovers waiting as long as they do, fo
now they have only to put their bonnets hall
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-31

E.l~ A woman has suggested that when men
bIe k their hearts, it is all the same as When
a lobster breaks oae of his claws-anotller
sprouting immediately, and growing its place.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-31

How TO Secure LoSG LlFE-Rabbi Scra
was asked by his disciples how he obtained
such long life. Never" he answered, was
| easily excited in my house never did pre-
cedc him when thought greater in honor and
station never did l think of the law in an
unclcan- place never did I walk fonr yards
without studying on some part Of it, never
did / sleep or slumber, in q house where they
taught the Word of God never did rejoice
at an evil which happened to my neighbor
and never did | call any man by a nickname
given to him in derision or sport" a.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-31

esr When is man thinner than 4 shingIe ?
When he il a shaving.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-06

PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-On
Tuesday week two men who gave their
names as William Slenker, alias Bennett,
and William Harris, called on Daniel Col
we'll, in Chapman township,and purchased
some hides, with which they left in a
canoe. On examination, MIR. G. found
that the notes received were counterfeit
fivcs on the Tradesman's Bank of Philad-
clphia. He came to this place, procured
a warrant, which was placed in the hands
of the constable, and pursuit Of the par
ties commenced. Late at night they were
found at Smiths tavern, in Pine Creek
township. They hesitated about going
at first, but finally consented by .force OF
argument to 60 where the law directs IN
such cases. On Wednesday they had a
hearing before Justice Gilc, ,and were COM
mitted in default of $1,000 bail each
BY books found in their possession it is
thought they belong to large gang of like
customers. The notes are badly executed.
Lock Hrren Wdtchman.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-06
Accident-F0rtunate Escape.

Owing to the recent rains we have had
for several days, caused a land slide about
three miles above Milton, on the Sun bury
& Erie Railroad, and covering the track
to the depth Of several feet. The through
train on the 23d inst, from Niagara, with
about 20 passengers, was suddenly stop
ped the locomotive leaped the pile of
earth, as it struck, and landed in the mid
die of the canal. The engineer, fireman
and passenger, were carried with the
locomotive, and escaped serious injury,
save the MASKING of hand. The bag
gage car was badly broken, and the pass
enger car was jammed against the baggage
car, breaking up the platform, &c. Their
escape was truly miraculous. 1t was for
tuna,e the coupling broke, otherwise the
passenger cars would have gone into the
canal, and tue result been fatal to all
Mitonian, 29M uh.
THE STING OF THE LOCUsT.-We un-
derstand lady named ShatFer, residing at
Jersey Shore, was stunS by a locust on
Thursday last, aud become So i'll from the
effects Of it that her husband, who was
here at the time, was sent for by Telegraph.
1t is also stated that Mrs. Bower, living
near the same place, was recently stung
by one of these insects the wound was
very painful, producing good deal of
swelling. A similar case is reported as
having occurred in Alabama, where a
youth died from the sting of a locust on
his head. We have otter heard that the
sting of locust is fatal, but never put
much faith in the statement.-American
Wut,hn,an.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-06

BURNT TO DEATu.-On last Saturday
week "a little daughter of Daniel Donaghy,
of Lcwistown, aged about 10 years, was
horribly burnt from the effects of which
she died on the Sunday following.
cit seems the mother had gone to a
neighbours house, leaving the child in the
room alone, and a fluid lamp burning upon
the table. The child took the lamp and
carried it into the garden, and the tubes
being somewhat defective the fire commu,
nicated to the inside of the lamp, causing
it to explode, and spreading the fire over
the child, from the waist down. The
screams of the poor sufferer brought
neighbor to the rescue, who speedily ex-
tinguished the fire but it was too late.
She fingered in great agony until Sunday
morning, when death put an end to her
sufferings."
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-06
ARREST OF HORACE GREELY IN PAEI

ARREST OF HORACE GREELY IN PARIS.
"A letter, per steamship Ss. Louis,
states that Mr. Greely was arEested in
Paris, on the I'd of June, and kept in the
debtors prison till Monday, on the in
stance Of French exhibitor at the New
York Crystal Palace, whose goods being
broken and injured, thought proper to sue
for damages the first director who pre-
sented himself being Greely, he was ar
rested. The suit was heard on the 4th of
June, when Greely was of course, set at
liberty He is said to be preparing doc
ument Of the most stirring sort for the
Tribune
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-06
Type Foundry.
Two Premiums awarded at the late

L Chrystal Palace exhibition in New York
10 the Oldest Type Foundry in ,he United
States. Established by Binney & Ronaldson
in 1896. on the base of Sewers Germantown
Foundry of 1879.
The long experience ofthe several prcprie-
tors of the PnIL,nELrnrA Tyre FouxDnr, en-
ables l.. johnson < Co., 10 offer the larges,
variety OF Printing Types, and all the appur-
tenances of Printing Office TO be found in
any establishment OF the United States, and of
quality, too, which is deemed to be unrival-
led. The composition of the metal used is
calculated to afford the greatest durability {;
while the scrupulOus care exercised in The
fitting up of the type is such as 10 insure ac-
curacy and Squareness of body, &c. Our IA
cIlitIeS are SO extensive as TO enable us 10 fill
orders Of any amount. Estimates given in
detail (wIth the cosO Of all the materials re-
CURED for Newspaper oiiic. Plain and
Fancy Types, Music of unparalleled beauty,
cast in this Foundry, also, Scrips, Flowers,
Borders, Cuts, Brass or Metal Rules La Dor.
Saving Rules, Brass Braces, Brass Circles
and OvaIs, &c.
of Printing Materials, most of which are
made BY rs, will be furnished at manufac.
mrer's Prices.
PRINTING INK Of all Varieties and Col
ors, Varnishes, Bronzes, &c, of the most
celebrated American and English Manufac-
lures, which VIC sell at the lowest terms.
STEREOTYPlNG or Electrotvping of
Cooks, Music, Wood Cuts, &c. Type ased
in Stereotypfng for sale at reduced prices.
Wood Cuts designed and engraved in the
finest Stvle of art.
Our Minor Specimen Book (the frs, of
It's class in she country, and original in its
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-06

REAPISG MACHINEs.-Between fifteen
and sixteen thousand reaping machines it
is said will be manufactured and sold
this year in our country. The demand
is SO great that manufacturers can not
make them fast enough for their orders.
This affords evidence Of agricultural pros
perity, as the cost of these machines will
amount to nearly two millions Of dollars
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-06

SINGULAR TEsr-A young man was
drowned in TrumbuA county, Ohio, few
days since when two bundles Of straw we're
placed in the water. one Of which went
down stream, but the other Aoated diagon-
ally across, and remained turning in ro-
tary manner over one spot. This spot was
dragged, and the body found, the waite,
being about Is feet in depth.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-06
ew;shnre Chronicle and West FarmerJuy lo39

The Indians about Fort Belkuap, Texas,
are now pcaceablc and quiet, for the rea'
son that the government agents are sup
plying them with provisions. As they
have no means of subsistence, a plan has
been arranged to take care of them per-
manen.ly, which will Of course secure
nracc
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-06

vI,O the Voters OF Union County As Sher-
if is to be elected IN this county, allow
INC to recommend as a candidate, Mr.. l.. :
ALBRIGHT, Of White Deer township. MI
4. is well qualified IN every respect Tor mat
station, as all who know him will attest ana
should he be elected, he will assnredlv he
popular officer. June l5.l WHITE DEER
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-06

Nor MUCH LIKE FAMINE.-The ye-
ceipts Of breadstufs at the upper lake
ports are tremendous, and in the face of
the immense receipts of corn, and the ex-
port demand but nominal, with limited
distiliing business, the present price of this
description Of Grain cannot be maintained
1854 bushels were received at ports on
the upper lakes in one day. At Budalo
and Oswego the receipts reported on Mon
day reached 1924 barrels of flour, 81, ,S97
bushels of wheat, 1S0,0 bushels of corn,
and 1929 bushels Of cats.-Bat'ulo pa
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-06

PENNsYLvAHIA RELIEF NOTES.-THE
report that these notes would not be receiv-
cd hereafter for taxes in Pennsylvania is
incorrect. On the contrary, State law
went into effect on the lst inst, requiring
them to be received for taxes, or redeemed
in par funds by the State Treasurer, and
then destroyed, while banks, county trea-
surers, toll collectors, etc, are expressly
prohibited from paying them out. This
is an excellent law and should be strictly
observed, as gold and silver are abundant
throughout the country.-Sunbmy Ga=.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-06
JACOB DYER, CArrAw1ssA.

- Wonld inform his old friends and the
Eli public generally on the West and North
Branch:that he continues to keep the STAGE
HofE H. IN the center of the Town. and asks
a fair share ofpa,ronags. Lsspts
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-06

1JEssRs. EDITORS: In selecting cand'-
II date for County Commissioned 10 oe
elected next October, allow me 10 suggest the
name of JOHN SCHRACK, Esq, OF East
Buifaloe township, as a suitable man. All who
know him are aware that there Is no person
in the county better qualified for filling that
station. [June Is. khLLl.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-06
NOTICE.
4 OBLIGATION will be made to the

\ PPLIUIlIUN VIII Dt nldut tV 1HC
n next Legislature 10 change the name OF
the LewisbuTg Savings Institution located
a, Lewisbu-g in the county ofUnion, 10 "TliE
LEWISBURG BANK" with One Hundred
Thousand Dollars additional capital, and
authority 10 issue their own notes tor clrcula-
ton; subject 10 the provisions ol the general
banking laws of this Commonwealth.
By order Of the Directors
DAVID REBER, Treasurer.
Levisburc, Pa. June :, 1855.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-06
For the Lewisburg Chronicle.

VI E4.o It :" .-071' TIT
Mn. WonnES-It appears 10 me mat the
time has come when the citizens OF Union
county should suGgest suitable persons TO MI
the Offices Of the county To be elected at the
ensuing October election. By doing so IN ume
it will be more likely that those offices Will be
filed with the most competent Officers. y
one of the people I would suggest JOHN V
BARBER, Esq. OF West Buiiaioe township, 10
the sufirascs of the voters OF tnion county, ioI
tho office of AsS0Cfate Judge ot SAID
comfy. LEW ISBU EG.
May 25, 1855 Il.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-06
County Treasurer.

TT is to be presumed. that after Division the
ancient Metropolis Will no longer be abe,
by balancing Midllecreeh against Baiialoe' 10
ge, for her monopoly OF the County Offices.
Especially, tits thought, some Offices may be
enioved hereafter by other Towns; and even
LewIsburg-which. with A3o to 500 voters
ge,s an, Office when New Berlin with I'D To
$50 voters gets ten-may be entitled TO an equal
,bor, in those luxuries. 1t is also most prob
able that Lewisburg, as the residence OF the
Treasurer. would be most convenient 10 'he
Tax-Pavers: and would therefore recon-
mend Mr.. O. n. WORDEN for the Office OF
County Treasurer. lie has suffered IN MS
long aud arduous combating of metropolitan
insoIence and IS entitled 10 some remuhera.l"h' H.
June 20, '55-iwpd DIV lSio''
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-06
To the Voters Of Union County.

TELLOW CITlZENS-T offer myself as a
candidate tor the O.iice Of Shcr:Sl.
Subject to the decision of the Wing County
Convention.) Should | be nominated and
elected. | pledge myself to discharge the dutes
of SAID Office with fidelity and mparilaliiv.
DANIEL ID. GCLDiN.
Kelly Tp. Nav II, 1888 tnpd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-06

bVWhat the cost of the New Berlin
Hard Swcarers' Court will be, we suppose
the next County Statement will show.
We hear them estimated at from 5000 to
$1,000. They are as follows:
Advertizing the Court $4,000
Subpnnaing 500 or 400 witnesses
Fees Of Go 90 do
Prothonotary's fees &c, &c,
The Times seems afraid the " dear
taxpayers will suffer moro yet. Perhaps
50. But We propose to that disconsolate
paper feasible and just plan to relieve
the people Of all extra taxation. is, to
elect to the Legislature a man pledged to
get enacted law
lst. Toscll the public buildings erected
BY the county and pat the proceeds in the
two treasures.
Cd. Assess the costs Of the Hard
Swesrers' recent Court upon the Hard
Swearers themselves, and put the amounts
back into the County Treasury.
From these two sources, more than
enough would be realized TO pay all the
expenses Of Division to the County.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-07-06

Gov, Reede, ond his Secretary were at
Chicago, on Saturday week, on their
way to Kansas, where they will arrive on
the Oath. The Legislature will con-
rene on July 2d,and in the message which
the Governor will send in it is expee,ed
that he will give reyiew Of the stirr;p,
events and important questions which
nave OF late given 10 the territory 50 much
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