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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02
Real Estate.
Union County Woodlands s
for Sale. ~

4 000 ACRES will be sold in shares
#. .OOU of 10 acres at $50 per share, oI
ten Shares for S25 each.payablc in instalmenis
Of one dollar per month. Location of lots tc
be determined by drawing; but any person
may, By taking a tract of 400 acres, have the
title made Immediately on payment of the
purchase money, and may select the tract most
agreeable 10 their wishes.
This land is situated in the townships OF
White Deer and West Bufialoe, and the new
road from Lewisburg TO Sugar Valley passes
through it.
Ills covered With timber, such as White Oak,
Pine. HemloclI, Chestnut und Rock Oak, and
Spruce Run and White Deer Creek furnish
ample water powers for saw-mills, tanneries.
&c, on majority Of the tracts. 1, is situated
about 10 miles west from Milton and l2 miles
from Lewisburg, and was formerly the prop
erty of Mr.. Jos. Sims. Apply to
b. FRANKLIN CLARK.
No. 81 South Third ST. PHILADELPHIA.
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FINE STATIONERY.

CtRAlG * FULTON. rs Suulh EIGHTH
y Street, PhiiadeFil-beg leave to csH
the attention OF Coul'rv Dealers Schools, and
persons visiting the CRY, 70 their ccnr!cte
assortment Of EagAsf French. aat Am,r,ea.
STAIIONER f,whlcutLcy are selling Who!s-
sale and Retail on Il z most reasonable terms
Their stock Comprises or,rl rrritty Of Cap.
Letter and Note Paper and Envelopes. includ-
ing ;ull assortment Of The celebrated goods
OF DE La Rue Il Co. and Thos Rhoads & SoIs
Of London. Also
Gold and Steel Pens, Drawing Pencils (F7-
ber's ard crhersD, Drawing Paper, Br;sc.
Board. Sealing Wax. Ink. Inkstands, Rodgers.
Crooks ,Wosfenhulms and other fine Cutler.
PoriTouaicS. Pockct Books. Portfolios, WIT
ing Desks. &c. sc. Persons visiting tire Civ
can have theIr7aper and envelopes emtosseI
w,'h their iuifiab without extra charge.
- Orders from dealers and institutions ~
learning respectfully solicited and filed WIZ
the siric'est integrity t6m5l7Pi'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02
FOR SALE

"A That large and desirable property on the
xG corner Of Market and Wafer strects.well
calculated for a residence, for business, or for
residence and place Of business.
There is large BRICK House containing
. large rooms on the first foor,6 6 bedrooms on
the second floor. and large finished rooms on
the third. Kitchen and Washhouse adjoins.
There are also spacious Cellar large Cement
Cis,ern. Pump, and Well of good water, a
Stable, and all necessary Outbuildings.
For terms &c. apply to Geo. F. Miller. Esq.
S. E.DAVIS
Lewishurs, SEPT. c3 1880
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The Division Question,

IN Senate, Wednesday, Feb 81, 1855.
Mr.. Lewis, (New Counties and County
Seats) reported with amendments, House
bill No. III, to erect the new county Of
"Ssyder," out of part of Union county.
On mstisn Of Mr.. Sellers, House bill
No. Ill, to erect the new county of "Sny-
der" was taken up and passed its several
readings.
On the 6nal vote the yeas and nays were
% fellow:
YEAs.-Messrs. Ferguson, Frazer, Hen
bricks, Jamison, Jordan. Killinger, Mel
lingcr, Pratt, Price, Sellers, Shuman-
ii.
NAYs.-Mcssrs. Browne, Buckalew,
Darsis, Fleniken, IIogc, Quiygle, Sager,
Walton, Whsrry, Hiesser, Speaker. ,
10.
These amendments, we understand,
6x upon tho Spring election to vote upon
the question-require a six months resi-
dence for all who vote upon the question
and give the present public buildings to
New Berlin or the Seebold Lers: instead
Of selling them and dividing the proceeds
between the counties.
The FIRST and last amendments are cot
generally approved BY the Dirisionists as
fair or satisfactory; the second is simply
unnecessary.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02
Township and Borough Elections.

Friday, March l6-two weeks from to.
daJ-occur the Spring Elections for the
county of Union.
The following changes in election mat
tiers were made at the last session of :he
Legislature:
Lewisburg is divided into twoWards by
Market street.-the South ward to vote at
the south window Of the present election
house, and the North ward at the western
window Each ward to elect from their
own number annually judge of election,
two inspectors, \ member Of Council, an
overseer Of poor, school director, and an
assessor, and to vote for two persons for
auditor, of whom the three highest shall
be elected. Justices of the peace, burgess,
constable, and high constable. to be voted
for as heretofore, from either ward.
Election houses for the several dist
ricts named below, were designated thus:
Centerville-the public sehool-house.
East Buffaloc Of Geo. Wolf.
Franklin-house of Jacob Fryer.
Jackson-school- house No. 10, n Berlin.
Penns-house of Saml Boyer.
Selinsgrove-Union school
Cnion-house Of Catharine Brown.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02

MURDER OF TuREE.-At o rum fracas
in bsr-room, in Sugar Hill, Panola Co.,
Texas, some three weeks ago, two men
named Glass and Grain, were about to use
pistols on each other; an old man named
Yeary, the only sober man except some
strangers, interfered, and was shot dead
by Glass. Young Weary killed Glass, and
another Glass was killed by others while
attempting 10 kill Weary, who was badly
wounded
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02
ZINC PAINTS.

HNE-THgRD CHEAPER THAN WHITE
~ LEAD, and fee from al poIscuous
qualities
INE NIE JFHSET ZiNC CGFP4NT. having
greatly enlarged Il cir works. rE improved The quality
q thor Trd's IreIrri % execute orders fr their
SUPERIOR PAINTS, Dry. and Ground III Oil, in
assof ftcl larkaIcs oi ir II - 10 800 pounds; also
DRY. in barrels. Of = % rounds ea,h.
Their WHITE ZINC, which is sold dry or ground N
oil warranted pure and UNSURPASSED for body and
uniform hi, ness.
\ method ofFreIaraton has cntly been discovered
which enables the Company TO warrant their paints
Keep fresh and soft the kegs for ssuaiIe tim.
In Tbs rcsIcct their paints W te superior any other
in tie market
Their BROWN ZINC PAINT. which is sold at , low
Tr-cc. au can only ho made FRI m the Zinc ores from
New Jersey j. well known fer protective cuAii
ties when applied 90 iron other metallic surfaces
Their STONE COLOR PAINT possesses all the pror.r-
tics Of the Brown and is of agreeable color fer pza
urs cottages, ieTuIs, Out hui'dnrs, Bridges. Re
FRENCH 4 EICHARpS.
Wholesale Paint Dealers ard Inrcr'srs
n cor-oilOth aud Market Sts. PsilGdclyI yIIG-
fvfEo =
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Ten Nights in a Bar Roem,

Ton thousand Copies IN 4 NaatE.
'HlS powerful work. know leiced by all who hs-,
r'cdlt l. be the hest ever written by Nj Artl ".
1eilrts the evils Of lntempsrance series Of thrill M
Skcch"S ilustrat NJ the effects of Tavern k.erin sut
Rum drinking nt only individuals themselves hu.
IL mn urts at iar-e The story Of little Mary Mo-
gan sa her father who is r'; rme hy her otioa and
death. j. alone worth the price Of the book.
Temperance and others can do more for the cause
ty ltS rircu'a alton than ty any ether means
Agents are wanted in every town and county oftt4
nted sAte- To sell an edition gotten up specially r..
tntul Feautiuliy illustrated With fEe mezzUi!nt tr-
sravin--, hy Sartaiu.
MA specimen Copy will he sent post paid On re-
cert cf the price. - cents.
The largest commission will h. p-ii. Address
J W- BEiILEY. Publisher
No - North Fourth st-,st rhi'aag'Ihia
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Lewisurg Chronicle 4 West Farmer-March
PuIlic Butalin,ys,


II. f. Daus work done to repair the prison
stables and fixing Glas into Courthouse win
dows soe
J. W: Ewing TO repair Cour.hous pump rs
do do do public priry IS
George Rutter g!assnd work n, Courth windows 55
John Mcvrer sen. to repair prison wall so
Jacob Mauck, 2 ton Of coal aud hauling eco
IL. E. Baus repairs ut Pubic baiidinys . So
David Kuhney for making new payement at
the east end Of Courthous lot per contract 65 %
kuhney steinruek repairing old pavement co
0eorg Leitner ton Of coal and hauling s so
NJ. Keckner broom, capdl DC. 5Sl
kS:nUps w.as Aa,e' sa' putty candles 3' az
BENZ. shall to clean Inks,ands 20
Coroners lnquests.
J. A. Mert., ESQ, holding an inques, over the
dead ,b BODY sss efs.mnel zsiiers in Lewsburs the
Robert candor, ESQ., do do over VIM swsr,,
Of W. Deer township tie o. Dec. lsss II 20
Merrill Z Smith. english printing Iso 90
John ". Baum do 20 co
Q. N. Worteu l0C0
7 Smith, german 50 co
Israel Gutslius do 20 90
Interests.
WIN. Cameron interest order. lss and Iso
o STasIsa 51iy y.. :. a. sep,,aoet p rs
and IL days so
Lpviseurg Savings Institution On order Nro
lal for month aud s days on S233 IS
Do do 1893 for m and d. op $40 al
--Is 81
Eastern Peaitentiary.
John Bacon Treasurer Of the eastern ren!ten.
tentiary per II. Donnel, Esq, to board &C.
FOR Edward McClinscy in Pcntentiary eT3
Commissioners Cjfce.
Simon X IIcrrold late Commissioner 100 %
Adam Shrckler Commssicaer ls3 tO
Sem Ieityel do llO75
John d. Ronig do 300
A. J. Peters salary Connis. .lonors clerk $50 %
J. SwinefJri, Esq, TO swear sheriff and Com
nlissionsrs 10 select and draw Jurors 81
John II. Cornelius am large O. p. 1o)
Do do for paper, ink, envelopes, sand boxes,
quilts, pens, black sand &c 20
C. 5uchmler for binding As ssessrents 200
L. u ilson mrTchand re tor ofice 50
Il swne'crd PAPER fr assessment. so
To do for steel yers SC. 90
Il hIecxner merchandise So
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02

PENNSYLVANIA EX-GovBRNoRs- -
There are but four E1- Governors Of Penn.
'pivan'a now liring:-Joseph Ri.ner, d.
Il. Porter, VIM F. Johnston, and Wm.
bigler. The last three named we're on
Tie platform at the recent inagu-a,ion of
Gov. Pollock, and Gov Rituer bad been
At the capital but few days before, on
his return from the Convention Of Old
Soldiers. Three Of the four-Porter be.
ing the excepsion-wcrc Lea,en in con.
tests Tor re-olsstion, aud Rituer was twice
esssaasd tefssr te xas sioseu.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02
editorial Correspondence Of Lc~isburg Chronicle.
HARRISBURG, February %, 1855.

Editorial Correspondence Of Lc~isburg Chronicle
HARRISBURG, February %, 1855.
Tho most notable political event in this
region since last wrote, was the abcrtive
attempt yesterday to elect L. S. Senator
did not witness the ceremonies, and
therefore clip the following report of the
proceedings from the !norainy Herald:
The Convention proceeded to a third
ballot, with the following result:
IS voted for Simon Cameron.
23 voted for Charles X. Buckalew.
6 voted for Joseph Burlington.
6 voted for Thomas Williams.
S voted for James Eeech.
s voted for J. ". Maynard.
S voted for D. Wilmot.
4 voted for VI. II. Irwin.
4 voted for J. T. Jones.
voted for Il T. Conrad
= voted for f. Joy Morris.
2 voted for Thal Stevens.
9 voted for Jon. s iittell.
2 voted for Jno. W Howe.
voted for j. S. Black.
voted for Jon. s. Brady
voted for John c. kuuke,.
! voted for james Todd.
voted for Henry NJ. Fuller.
The Speaker then announced that no
eaudidnte having received majority of
all the votes cast, there was no election
This announcement created sensation
Throughout: the Hall, it having been ru-
mored for day or two previous tina. a
sufficient number of i" old line" Democrats
would 60 over to Gen. Cameron to secure
his election. The Convention then pro-
ceeded to fourth ballot, which resulted
nearly the same as the first, Cameron los
ing one vote. Various efforts were then
made to postpone the election, but without
success, and 9Th ballot was gone into
which resulted in So for Cameron, IS for
Buckalew, and the balance scattering
There being no choice, motion was made
to adjourn the Convention until the first
Tuesday in October next. This was resis-
ted by the friends of Cameron. bu. the
previous question was called and sustained,
and the motion was agreed to by major
ify of one vote.-Yeas 66, nays Go.
The Convention then adjourned, and the
question now goes back to the people, TO
be settled BY them at the next election
Many applications have been made
to the Governor for parlcns, lus be has
thus far refused to grant them unless cvi-
dence were furnished to satisfy him Of the
Innocence of the parties, or some error in
the trial and conviction clearly and radi.
cally wrong.
Tho Harrisburg cotton mill had narrow
escape from total destruction by fire, the
other day, and with it large portion of
tho town, perhaps.
Isaac II. M'Cauley, ESQ, Of Chambers
burg, has been appointed Chief Clerk of
the State Department. l, is post of diff.
6culty and responsibility, bu. after consid-
cradle delay, has been filed by tie selec-
tion Of gentlemen fully competent to its
arduoas duties.
The mail hour is here again, with the
messenger waiting at my elbow-tLcreforc
odios for this time. Hc.H.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02

e@CoI. A. X. Mcclure, the Super
intendent Of Public Printing, is lucky
dog. He opposed in bis paper most Wig.
orously, the creation Of the Office-and
be never asked for it, but was boring for
another man, when the first he knew he
vas pcminated-unanimously confirmed
and pocketcd the insult and the salary,
with martyr-like submissivenes.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02
~zE5 LOST-On FRIDAY. Feb.

FpXy 9th. in the neighborhood of Sha-
1Ss.;tSas mokin Dam, a White Beagle
Hound slut, with yellow ears and yel-
low spot at the rump-answers to tine name
Of "Mose." Whoever returns said Dog 10
LEWIS LENHART, Shamokin Dam, or TO the
subscribe. at Sunbury, shall be suitably
rewarded. JOHN BOURNE.
3w566pd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02

CATHOLIC ToLERATIoS-The N. Y.
Times mentions singular coincidence.
When the Madiai were imprisoned in
Florence, Italy, for reading the Bible in
their own House, Archbishop Hughes
defended the despo'ism by drawing dis
tinction between Liberty of Conscience
and Liberty of worship.-Louis Napoleon
adopts the same theory. When certain
prOtcstants prayed him for the right Of the
exercise of conscience in matters Of reli-
gion he replied-"That he recognizes the
rights Of Liberty of Conscience in his sub
jects, but not Liberty of Worship" Thus
do the defenders of dcsposi.m go together
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02
Members Paw,

The following from the M'Fonian, ex-
presses our views on the subject it notices.
Let the bill be vetoed if the salary be more
than $500 rcr member:
"A bill is before the House Of Repre-
sentativcs, having already passed the Sem
ate BY large vote, to change the pay of
members Of the Legislature from SIS per
day to $500 per session. The principle
is well enough, but the salary too high for
the labor performed. With the present
large debt Of the Commonwealth the cx-
penscs Of government should be kept down
to the lowest standard. \ salary of $500
for each member, or at the rate of s3 per
day for one hundred days, would be am
pie. 1t would also have the good effect
of ipsuring short sessions-a reform which
the people earnestly desire. Should the
bill, in its present shape, pass both Houses;
we hope Gov. Pollock will veto it"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02
.DrentD Trusscs,

''tIi,7'lTT- ~ i-Ila!f NilItts,
INOR the cure Of HERNIA or RUPIU URE-
/ Acknowledged by the highest medical
Authorizes Of Philadelphia, Iucomparab.y su-
peTIor 10 any other IN use. Sufferers Will be
grat!ied 10 learn that the occasion now offers
10 procure not only the Hshiesi amt most eosy,
but as Gurgte Truss as any other, IN lieu OF
the cUmbruuS and uncomfortable articis usu-
ally sold. There IS no difficulty attending The
fIAng. and when The pad is located il will
retain It's position without change.
Persons at 4 distance unable 10 call on the
subscriber, can have the Truss sent 10 any
address, 10y renting Five Dollars for the SIN
gle Truss, or Ten for the double-wiih measure
around the hips, aud siaurg the side affected.
II Wi. be exchanged to srlt If not fitting, by
returning II Al once, unS1liet.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02

CALEB ii. NEEDLES.

Cor Twelfth * Race SIs. Phiiadsiphi4
q Ladies requiring the benefit Of Mecha-
meal Supports, owing to arrangement of IT..
internal organs, including falling OF the womb,
vocal, pulmonary, dysPePic. nervous, and spI-
nal weakness, are informed that a competen;
and experienced Lady Will lie in attendance at
the EoomS. (set apart for their exclusive us-)
No. liz TWELFTH -. Is: door atg.e Race.
Iy593
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02
Turnpike Election.
THE STOCK HOLDERS of the Lewis

i burg & Miiiiinburg Turnpike Road Com
pany will please take notice that an Election
will be held at the house Of Gideon B!ehl, in
Eas, Buhaloe Tp. Union Co. on MoSDAY the
5lh day of March next. for the purpose Of cleo
ting President and Board Of Directors for
the ensuing year.
Feb. ), 1855 G. SCHNABEL, Pres.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02

S~The Concert Of Mr.. Billiards. Sing.
Ing Class, on Tuesday Evening, We learn
was well attended, and the varied enter
tainment is certainly well spoken Of The
ouly drawback was the senseless noise
made b. large and small boys, which is
ever annoying to audiences, and especial
ly to ladies.
The instructions Of Mr. Bullard have
had good effect in clcvating the standard
of Music in our Borough, aud in inspiring
a taste fer that delightful recreation. We
learn that several Of the Class arc anxious
to continue il, as an association for the
promotion Of that branch of improvement,
and hope for heir sakes as well as for the
public good that they may succeed VI
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02

To RSn.Ss<.s .Nra.-Th- LEwIsurrG CHRONICLE
has the largest best circulation Of any Newspaper
10 Union County
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Rond D1ma7cs,

Gros. N Gaug'er, damages for opening roai through
their lands in Pcnns township 20 90
Brown f.r do in Levisburx Borough IL 90
j liachcnterg do do Washington to. 10 90
Peter fettc-olf do DO Beaver tp 10 90
Daniel Arnold do do Chapman ip 10 90
J,cot Meyer do do Kelly -. ID 60
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02
Budding ct ne~, and Rpaiiny Of o!l
RrjIr,s

BattdtnJ ct nolc, and R:pauiny Of 0ttl
Bridges
Jacob straub for materials done On bridge owe,
Miidlecreek near Kan;'s in Washington tos nship
N Repairs 80
Samuel living, Esq, Fl, 3d, snd 4th payment
! for building the new bridge across Buffalo
creek at Leuisburg. I.35 IS
: Robert L. Cornelius for iron. nails and work
done at the New Berlin Bridge 3 Is
Israel Hoffman for IA ist Panl.. hauling, ani
! Sem Shoch al'ins up winswa,ls at the IS
John N. Renfr 'or hauling ground and ~orh
! done.at tho New Berlin bridge 30
| Samuel Ewing for Il Roof over the Bril-e nc
! cross Buffalo creek at Lewisburg per second
! Contract. 3i7 50
Peter Keriin hauling planks and repairing at
the bridge accruss fenns cree near b. Longs
in pcnns township. 90
Mcsritt Chapel for filing up the road and
Wingwai at the bridge at Lewsburg ac-
eross Buffalo creek 2. 3 and ls>t payment .-5i 81
shumacher q Mnns last paymen, for inasoninG
THE abore bride, st3 50
Jarob Couldron FIR repairs at the hrilg, near
Berlin iron works in Hartley township SIS
Ii. ". Snyder, for $50 feet inch planksat
ga 100. likewise other materials and work
done at the Penns creek bridge at Selns-
1t Of August. 1854 lI9 aI
Arp Sen for 1919 ieet oak plank. at SIS tn.
loco, and hauling the same for the bridge
near d. Longs In Penns township 391
j II. App 1850 feet oak plants at IS dol. per
same hrd.o 4s ss
Joseph Mabus finding old iron in tho ruins Of
the Lcwi.burs briig. burnt down 80
Henry wc,zel for planks fng In and repair
Ing the bridge near his house in iliddi.creek
township. rs
$. l.. Beck for ground. gravel &c. taken from
his Lots Tor the filing up Of the Wngwall
and road at the Buffalo bridge at Icwisburs
-(Tartiy) Damage rcr0rtcd By the Apprais-
ers appoiatei for the purpose TO report as to
property, bridge and road 225 -
Thomas Hayes Agent for Mrs. Seller do. do.
Damage in full as reported by appraisers 800 co
Samuel Ewing l. aud 2. payment for the new
Irij-e accrOss little Buffalo creek near Philip
G-mberliuG's in Kelly township i6s 60
-3i6O o5
!Sierif's Fees.
John Kosser. Sheriff. Costs arrest VIM Ge;sw.tt and
Elijah Gemberiins, mileage. Sr, FIR tringin. them
John kcsscr, ,Sh This salary to deliver Wm
Gestwet to the Eastern Pcnitentary 81 rs
John kessIer, Sheriff. his salary to board pri-
soners draw and give notice TO Juror. for
February and May Courts, Wood and Coal 1874 65
John Kessler. Sheriff. his salary deliver re-
ter sh-nkein 10 ihe Eastern Pententiary al 90
!ohn Kessler, Sheriff, hi. salary to draw and
summons Jurors for sept rnd Dec. Courts
to board prisoners, wood &c. IT 0l
-Ss3 OF
Prison Expenses
Joseph shsfFer to hobble prisoners at different
times so
Henry Berge, to FIVE cord Of wood for prison 10 90
David Mauck board, skantIipg, planks and
repairs at the prison stables 2 %
Elias Spsngier hauling = ton Of coal from ths
river $50
N Kl-ckner HE bill for six cord Of wood and
merchandise for prison I0sS
josiah swirehsrt = load of riue wooj l-s
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Trusses, Supporter.

Irusses, supporters,
~N@LACE STOCKINGS, sbo,,
NcaG,~>der Braces, and ali o,h.,
surgicalAppara,us and Re-,
dages. applied and warr,n,..
te give satrsfaciiop, by DIR. and Mrs. MCIrN
ACHAN. No. A North SEVENTH s,,...
PhiIo6eiphiG.
The great number of Females relieved A.,
cured by wearing Mrs. M'Clenachap'. srr
portcrs. warrants her in con mendins hen
superior TO anything Of the kind ever e.
to the public fly5l15e1
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02
MsceMnrenn,

Jacob Mauck late Treasurer for IS counterfeit
bill allowed By Commissioners to g. Drcis-
bach for Jury wages at Sept term 1851 GO
2. Gross. Esq for qualifying Cars to state.
ment trantm'd to Revenue Com'rs 81
Jacob Mack late Treasurer f'r fees Mil
Licenses and also Licenses allowed by Aud 10 so
D. H. Kelly costs IN ease u Jacob Mauck late
Treasurer, for the Of Comth VS. D & W
Kelly for Mill License 60
j. Swineford Esq, costs in case Of Jac. Nauck
late Treasurer Tor use Of CoEl'th ys John A.
Nanvazah 2H
John Lcitzel road tax entered against Finn
aad collected iy county II 2:
J. Wit Witness fees in case of Gutcliusvs
Union county before :. Rou>h I,q, in 1853 ID
r Ifavcs for collecting iron &c. at oil or burnt
bridge ac. Buzz. creek at Lewisburg 50
II. X. Ritter rcc'r Of Lyc. Nut. Ins Go. assesr.
No 10 for insurance ofpuUlic buildings II %
II. X Ritter agent e the Lyc. Nut. Ins Com
for Insurance oi Bridge ac. DGc creek Lew. IL %
r l. Wright for copies of eiset Dirrst 75
II. Solomon Treasr or interest or siaie money
paii out for the uSeof county 60
II D Maize Postage ior 1884 Is
- ca
Total ordors Issued the Treasurer for l5i 1928 t5
We the uniersiguel Commissioners OF tho county Of
Union, hereby submit the foregoing of the Re
ceiPs and Expenditures Of the said county, the year
1854 correct and true. Given under nt tie
Commissioners office in the Borough OF New Berlin the
second day Of January, A. D. 1855.
ADAH sUECKLER,
SEN LEiTZEI.
JOHN D. RONIG,
At;es., A. J. Peters c'erk. Commissioaers
H.,ru s. L,n,o, Tr.,eur,.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-02

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