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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

DEPARTURE FOR BARA1c0A- n T.RvTKw urrgrr>
Hls HONOR AnD ffis sEw roLIck ytyHuIANs.
Our chief nss.strsts starts tn, rn.sg for e.ra.ra
vita hi lacy ar: family. there 10 ruscate for shor.
term IN tha abrerce Of the Mayor. Mr. base o. Rark.r
President OF tbs Beard o. Mdcrren will act IN the ca
pscy OF cnie rsastrzs, and transact all the business
Tor which th:re may be oesessty. This reorganzed
msdisl sssn ~ the Police Department had asseve~
with the Maj estsrsy afternoon the object Of which
va aAve ocen unable 70 discover the doctors dc
think that What trADspred shoud bc laid before tue
puoAo All the ply sc.srs have bst appointed vii
AZ shs Surgeon In sensrs whose nsms is Dr. HAsbrook
VIOLATION OF THE QuAxAS7r, LAWS.
Oncsr Kfefs, os the Chiefs ofis se Arrostsd on Wed
Essday last Mr. Nelson captain Of the sn,p Her Sch.
on charge o. having violated the Quarantine laws, by
proceeding TO tho city of New York contrary to the
cIGrrs Of Dr. f. H. Mart,ndaie the deputy Health Ocsr
NJ Sta'sn lssnd According TO the AFFIDAVIT Of Nr Mar
o~rdsd her, and after bavDg examined the conotion
Of his rassengrI, ordered the officer In comr1Aud 70
anchor the vessei whore she copt Of the Quar-
antine rules ana gulatons !et with the cap
tain. Notwithstanding ttis IL has since been nsccr.
tanned that the Herschel went the city violation
CT tho law Captain Nciscn brought before Judge
o. orD, wbo permitted him 10 10 large parole,
with the understanding that mo TO appear yssteTday
charge Up to o'clock Mr.. Nelson had not made HIS
sppeaisnce The penalty Tor this volatoa 81 oOo
imprisonment for tro years.
OUR STREETS.
In paragraph yesterday il stated thai
began to DO dirty sga!a. Thla is error While ths
appropriation Iasts Mr. Eblng and his assistant, Mr..
Mott, ~nl keep the city clean. II the Common Council
grant another appropriation, the streets viii be kept
cissn Whatever may lie said relative to the sweeping
Gone his du,y ,and hea the city in cleaner xeetsr
healthier condition than IL was ever known TO be
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r.ns, ., as Tlorss H.ss NJ Veteran eyn~aiAa All
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Ths Torssss css,< states tAAs vhsss has grs-vI a.
sll-s "a Tsr.ass. " " tk1 kigksss p~o- aSs'~s
r., .s.t yuasss Scat 81. apseTs -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-27

man ssnsd Brownen s.ocEn, sas burned to death
IN mis- ovn house ct Portsmouth, X oa tbs I'd nst
his hoase on are was dnabl .st sut of tss build
fng
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Before Hon. Judge McGArthy
DOMESTIC LIFE IN BOARDING HOUSE LUxuKTxs
ECCKHTRfCirIKs AND ExPENsEs.
JUiy 26.-Frede,ik ~. Burford Wm. A Seeiey
The plaintiff, a. this asssaee Of George 10 Jsune
brings ths sui. the Of sle2 2 beins or
the board lodging and extras 10 the
and his adopted daughter Miss Matlda Clarendon who
was formerly fsvorably known to citizens The
preventative Of the character Of Grace HkAway Mt tho
Park theatre II apptars from the testimony that MM
Clarendon and her mother became scquain.ed with Mr
Sseley while he was counsel for Mr.. Simpson, tho
lessee OF that theatre shortly after their arrival
In this country from England The dcfsndAat hav.
ing no family Of his own and beiug possessed
ofa large fortune which no had acquired practising
lawyer IN this city, during tho period Of about ATTY
years, adopted Mrs clarendon his child, and ever
tince tas devoted his time sEd attention towards the
cultivation OF her musical talents and other acquire.
mtns sparing neither pains expense "a eaect that
object "a few aimee hs sent her Europe 10 re-
ceivs Lessons from the beat masters there the
time procuring for her letters OF introduction /,
the American ambaasadors At tho different courts
abroad from our moat prouinent citz.nS amongst
Others from tho immortal Henry Clay Whilst In Eoy
lie Jeune, the assignor and received Instructions In
music from him. In O;tober iast Ls Jeuns arrived in
this city, and renewed ths Acquaintance Of his
icimer pupil, who introduced him 70 her faloptsd)
father, who Immediately engaged him 10 Jeune) 10 IN
dicuity that ;urred be,w.sa Miss Clsrendon
snd the lady with whon she then boarded, the defend
ant anf herMh left there and vent 70 board wish 10
JtuDe. similar difficulties arose in their abode.
II Ia alleged, on The part Of tbs plaaa that owing 10
the eccepTicitss OF Miss CLARENDON uyss p the
use OF morphine ant other stmnlsnts that extra
and attention bad 10 be- PAID to her that the furniture
was trcxe AMI destroyed the curtains cut, pstnrns
mutiistta, such cuttny the EYES out OF nm. cabi
set miuatuIe putting oat ,bs re four or Nv. dimes
lay in etii weather AMI dstu, buv the peace Of the ia
miiy, that the defendant IL indebted IN the sun
above rafned On the ptrt OF the defence "a was
insisted that thilty dollars week was auh rient
for al the And attention received by the defendant
u,.A sI..N Il I.... ~
earnest solicitation 81 the sssignor that tbs scsouo
cations were not rhs. they hA Hght to expect from
the Representations msde aud that far what they had
Trey had fully paid ard they cisei rocohp by wsy Of
oGset damages TOR sevcs articles of jewelry aud
ing apparel alleged 10 have been lost by Miss Clarendon
in the house OF Is JeunA. MIA O. war called baa q ~it
pess and positively denied having jsst sd mu,ated
any of the furniture The defendant (seesy,) Il. Jeuns
his wife and tho servants Of the I've parties
examined ~. vtnesses, and furnished rather an
crR
The case was submitted, sndtLs judy, ,csesvst his
hlrin Inn
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Jersey City Nsws

fsrai orr Ruisfi-f'n 1ues'ay evening 4 ssrpsnia
namsd Ma.ssn r,srg 81 The BerSen tol gate, "a Tor
zen Pont lost bis life accidentally br ths dschsfxs y
r-vDiysr lie hal di.eharssd t-o ~ t.s bsfr~s, Ss4
skowas hs wife how % tisc4 rge one AMI ~ .sc
cent the tall tosk effect 10 the irase ais rcay q hs
heart, csnslre his esstn In hve mn4t~s. lie fore
rsn IN the employ Of Nr. BaFnsy Jons., csiysatar.
TinFAfaI Ea1OrEG AruR-T1s ufs Z hr pA'i
Yaerson who lot bis life ~ ihs aee.gsaLAl dschsrzs
Of pistol In heI haDas has bean 10 % coaisoa
since the occnrepoe sna ks event bs. resaersi u o.
stsfary tor her fAncs 10 kssps eoDsAct -atss over
bcr They we're csvotslly Atsze BED 20 sarh otsf nn4
y u fssred that her reason pll Be p~rmaDsntiy N
paired He was fornnsa fof Mr.. AzEos v y 5on.s
lioroE Pfosscc fcss.-Yss'sr Ifsnss foykt
garaes osAtJ, Trss chss. sssa taeA 90 sat
sose e~'oss tks Recorder ~ selling hgaaf Without
NJeusw
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sarSesae eCoart-spsetsI I~rm.
H<fers Hos. Jusxs &. y tovi~.
THa Yoofs Bosfciph.
JCLf 2e-7-e Pesrs> y. ssfo--2slf- ga. PstFs-
- soHon 70 ami bNi ssai~1
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The parties were all disposed Of by the usual due
imprisonment IL mot paid
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-05
The star: insE cred.

JuyENIs "A writer in the Alliilnburg
Star Tor this week, writing over the Signature
Of " Jnvenis y IN his attempts to throw DIS
credit upon the communication Of Drs. Ihotn-
ion & White, inquiries " Who are these iifSi
pbysicians that have such au itching 10 see
their names in type The one We dare say
was never heard Of out Of the narrow precincts
of Lewisburs, aud the circle Of hs personal
friends. Whether be has any practice IN the
borough, or in the country around, we caunot
say, though we believe, from what we h7o'r
OF the extent OF the practice Of two other ply
sclans, IN that place, It mus; be very limited
and eltrcly too diminutiye to serve as sale
support for 50 big pull of vanity.
The other we have occasionally heard Of
and have been told, on Lc,risjurg authority
too, tha, he has considerable Practice back II
the country, but, that he does rery iDlle an TIE
to,cR."
OtDr. Thornton, it is scarcely necessary to
speak. His reputation Is too wei! ,.'abIsh-
ed, both q. physician and IS man, 30 need
eulosium a, our hauds but lest the evidently
obscure and short sighted &" Juvcnis should
suffer III ignorance we will say that DR.. Thorn
torn enjoys the cou.iden:e and esteem u the
entire community, and as a practising Physi-
can, has probably had as much business Tor
several years, in aud about LcWisburg, as any
other person IN the profession. Besides his
reputation Is not confined 10 tins community
alone. We knew him by reputation, long before
he made this place his residence aud though
residing some thirty miles from his location, al-
though in the same county can youcA !or his
skull, and iLe confidence with which the high
est medical qlllhor1iy,and the cug,re commune
ty regarded HIM.
DR.. White Is a young man who has but re-
Gently come amongst u. He was for some
years resident physician III DlocA.cy Hospital,
Philadclp phIa; is shI.lul surgeon aud, PFC
rIous to his coming here, gained quite an civia-
bic reputation, by ten years practice in Phila-
dephia. He is graduate OF the Prun>y lvana
University, has attended some of the best mcd.-
cal institutions in Europe, and spruG many
months III attending lectures at the Royal Hos
pilal III PaIi, and Guys Hospital London.
And these are The men, fellow citizens, whom
the Mllllinburg gentry would have YOU discro,l-
ii, Read their statements, and then read the
evidence which we publish to-day.-Democra'.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-05
One Week Later from z urcre

The arrival of the Pacific, brings de-
tailed account of the Fall Of Scbastopol.
General Simpsons dispatches, contain
ing details of the conflict, is interesting,
but does not differ from the facts already
known. The English assault was led by
Sir W. Rodcrington and Gen. Markland.
Gen. Pcllissier's official report has not
been received in the papers, but he tclc-
graphs home that he took in Scbastopoi
1000 cannon, $4,000 tons cannon balls,
and vast amount of powder and other
munitions of war Another despatch
makes the number of cannon captured,
1900 of the largest calibre, and 1900 of
the smaller size. 1t appears also that sew
eral of the large forts we're left to fall un-
injured into the hands Of the Allies.
The Gar is reported to have tclegraphed
to the King Of Prussia, that Russia never
makes peace after defeat
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-05
ANOTHER!

1t is also reported, verbally and through
the Mfllinburg Sdr, that a large debt
-S10,O00-was incurred BY the late Sus-
quehanna Company on the work done be-
tween Lewisburg and Sunbary; that Lew
isburg was legally liable for that deb, ;
and tha. if Lewisburg becomes the County
Seat, its citizens will prevail upon the
County Commissioners to assume the debt.
To show the utter falsehood Of this report,
the following statements, from the Penn
sylvania Directors Of the late Susquelan-
na Road, and from Mr.. BURKE, the sole
Contractor of the Road between Sunbury
and Lewisbnrg, will be amply sufficient.
TREAsuRER's OFFICE,
Harrisburg, Sept 20, 1885.
MICHAEL BURKE, Esq,
Dear Sir: viii you be kind
enough to state whether you have been
paid for the work you done for the Sus-
quehanna Railroad Company, especially
that part Of the work located in Union
Comfy. Your early reply will greatly
oblige Yours, &c.
ELI SLIFER.
HARRISBURG, Oct. lst, 1855.
ELI SLFER,
Dur Sir: In reply to your in.
qulry whether | have bean paid for the
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-05
SchraCk and Barber.
g oh, JOHNNY VAN is not Ounce
L l. i. ..-.-I IL I. l. Il. :

For he runs both sides Of the track at once
The Aryus disowns being the "organ"
Of John V. Barber; yet it defends him,
and foretold his refusal to answer the re-
spectful inquiries made Of him through
the Chronicle, just as well as an "organ'
could do it. (Why the CAroaicte has not
as good right to catechise Mr.. BARBER,
as the Aryus has to catechise Mr.. RUHL,
common people really can not sce) BAR
BER refuses to answer: SCuRACK answers
like frank, honorable, one.faced MAN.
The Argus claims that it is the "du,y of
every Division man to support Barber"
We recognize no duty in the matter. Ev-
cry man should support his cloice, wiihou;
a rod being held over his he'll or any
compulsion attempted or exercised.
But-the Division question is SETTLED
that Of the County Seat is nov to bo
settled. The question is, Hoe rW
.Se.raek and BarJer rofe oS. the County
Seat question ScuRAcK is, here and
everywhere for Le,oistHry. BARBER has
promised 10 tote an open tieket far MIF-
FLlNBURG. More than that, look at
the subscription for the Miffiinburg Cour.
House, and you will find the following:
Il. Il. Barber sI25
j. S. Barber I00
JNO. V. BARBER 100"
And yet the Argus says it is the duty of
4S5 men in Lewisburg to vote for Barber
"A man who will cote agains! US and who
has signed 500 for the Mifflinbus Cour!
Housc-"duty" indeed!!!
The Argus says, "she night before the
Spring election, John V. Barber, with a
number Of his friends, went from house to
house il West BuTAloc township, DROVE
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-05
JOS. CASEY,
j. b. PACKER,
ELI SLIFER,
G. L. MILLER,
Falseh00d Nailed.

To the Voters IF Union County.
Whereas, it has been represented to US,
that it has been circulated among tine pco-
pie, that the undersigned, candidates for
Commissioners of said county, have plcdg-
ed themselves, if elected, to subscribe on
behalf Of said county, stock to the railroad
company, and execute bonds for the pay
meut of the sum Now this is to certify
that we never have been asked t. make
such pledge, nor have We or either Of us
made such pledge, and We hereby pledge
ourselves, if elected, that We never will
make such subscription, or execute such
bonds, to any Railroad Company, or as
sumo any liability to any Railroad compa-
ny whatever, or any way connected with
the same. Witness our hands and seals
this 18th day of September, A. ID. 1855.
RICH'D V. B. LINCOLN,
JACOB HUMMEL,
GEORGE SCHOCu.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-05
r1-We suppose that when John Bar

SWe suppose that when John bar
Der and his friends drove men from their
beds" that stormy night, and those fifty
men stood shivering in the cold, they
would have promised almost anything to
get back to bed again but whether 1t
made them change their minds, Is quite
another question. Zob thinks if they were
old bachelors, it made no difference bu:
if they had "fraws" he will find the women
are all against him. A pretty man Tor
Judge-to drive 30 honest men from their
warm beds in dark and dreary night.
This driving" blythe by, is the very
thing which makes the BARRIERS so unp'pu-
lar through the county. With many
friends, virtues, and talents, they have a
"driying" way, habit of coercion, one
sided, ultra, partial, vindictive character,
which lily qualities them for the duty OF
Judge
But there's enc man they can't drive
HONEST JOHN ScHBAcK. Hugh Wilson,
Esq, indeed, retired, when he was polite
" informed that she was in Mr.. Barber S
way" but Mr.. Schrack was too much o!
frccman-realizad too well his rights
had a little too much of German blood
to be "drivcn" by any Barber or any friend
of Barber.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-05
FalSehOOdS Exposed!

Ii has been stated through the County,
BY the friends Of Mflinburg, that the
e20o, 600 Bonds issued by this county to
she late Susquelanna Railroad Company,
are still preserved n New Be,l:n, and that
if the Cculiy Sea; be fixed at Lewisturg,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-05
SELLING OFF!

ITO close BusincSs.-The subscriber,
l. being about to remove, wishes to dispose
of the ENTIRE STOCK of DRY GOODS,
CLOTHS and FANCY ARTICLES, which
will be sold below Cost.
We invite the attention of Purchasers to the
stock offered. GAIL and EAA NINE. Next
door to Kline, Hotel, Market ST, LcwisburS.
NJ. LEWIS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-05

these Bonds will be again brought out, t,and
the people will have to pay them. The
Susquehanna Company, it is well known,
is dead, being consolidated in the North
ern Central Railroad, and there IS no law
for giving Bonds to that Comp. To prove
the whole assertion bare faced falseiool |,
we give the following documents, to which
might be obtained the names of several
more who saw those Bonds cancelled and
burned Read it, honest Voter. and pity
the desperate case of the Miffiinburg,Is
who resort to such foul efforts to prevent
Lewisburg from becoming the Scat Of
Justice for our newly arranged County.
TIE BoND-FI
JANUARY s, IS55.-ADAM SHEC KLER
and SEN LEITZEL, two of the Commis-
sioncrs, met, formed Board, and assed
the following paper:
"At meeting of the Board of County
Commissioners, convened at their office,
in New Berlin, on Monday, the Sth day
Of January, \. ID. 1885, JOSEPH CASEY
produced the Two Hundred Bonds issued
by the County of Union to the Susquchan-
ma Railroad Company, in payment of their
subscription to the said Company for the
sum of two hundred thousand dollars, da-
ted the 2sth day Of April, A. d. 1852
and the same were cancelled by said Casey,
in the presence of Adam Sheckler and
Sem Leitzel, two of the Commissioners,
and A. j. Peters, their Clerk, and delivered
to the said Commissioners, and the same
to be destroyed by them."-A receipt to
the same effect was signed by the Com
missioncrs, attested by the Clerk, and de-
livercd to Joseph Casey, Esq, in behalf
of the Company.
UNION County, S.:
/, A.. J. Peters, Clerk Of the
JAVA, Commissioners of Union Coun-
SEAL ty, Do hereby Certify, that
49, the above and foregoing is a
true and correct copy of the Minutes of
the Commissioners, as they were passed on
the Sth day of January, 1855, and as they
remain on Record in the said Commission
ers' Office. In testimony whereof, | have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal
Of the said Commissioners Office, at New
Berlin, the Sd day of October, a. D. 1855.
A. J. PETERS, Clerk.
Personally appeared before me, the Pro
thonotary Of the Court of Common Pleas
of Union County, A. j. Peters, Clerk of
the Commissioners of said County, who
being duly sworn according to law, doth
depose aud say, that he was present and
saw the two hundred thousand dollar
Bords, issued to the Susquehanna Railroad
Company, referred to in the above extract,
of the proceedings or Minutes Of the Com
n,issioncrs of Union county, cancelled and
burned up in the said Commissioners Of
! fee. A. }. PEIERS.
Sworn and subscribed Oc-
tober 3, 1885, before :
! D,rSrr prntb'v
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-05
How siaaIs the Question No,, |.

"Juvcnis' the Star correspondent, asks,
Why Drs. Wilson & Hayes did not sign the
statement made by RS. IhuIuion * White
Simply because they were no. asked to do 50.
We thought the testimony Of two respectable
physicians >uaicicEt,J satisfy tie public Of the
duPliciiy and illsehood which had character
lied the entire discussion on the rart OF the ac-
live advocates OF M.illinburg. Below we give
certificates from nearly all the physicians in
the place. which We trust Will satisfy even
''Juvenis' that our towa Is not the unhealthy
spot oi earth he would ike to believe 1t.
I,swi,bur- OF. I.h 1855.
do hereby certfy that | have uOi had icI
the last three months one tI'al c,sr oi disease,
although actively engaged. The Treval.iu.
affections have been lIlcrmiliin. aud RcmT-
ting icycrs, whoupiu. cough, a .rw cascs ct
DyscnJay and summer complain, and cin
further STATE iha, so far as Grv particular epi-
demic pre- walls or has prevailed other than the
common autumual affections, Is mosi unqla.!-
liedly false.
tSignet) WI. HAYES, NJ. D.
LewIsburc, Oct l'h 1855.
d, hereby ccriiv that have been actively
engaged in practice during The last several
months as well as hcreiaiJIc, and can without
any hesitation deny that there is now or has
been during the summer and autumn any pre-
vaiIng epidemic. fully concur with DR..
Hayes IN regard TO the nature oi the diseases
we have.
iSgnet) T. HOWARD WILSON.
LewIsburG. Oct. ilh 1879.
We the undersigned are willing 10 certify rs
TO the truth OF the statement made by DIS.
Thornton & White some two weeks since IN
regard to the health OF Lewsburg, that there
has been no crdemics nor deadly contagious
diseases duIius the present or past season.
WV. Lesser, NJ. D.
J. f. HARVEY, NJ. D.
:. l.. BECh, N. ID.
NJ. II. DERSllAM, VI. d.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-05
SCHUYLKILL co

indecent" assaults upon John sehraek
but they are Intellectual. He is too well
known to be crushed by the efforts OF a
few men who have undertaken to dictate
to the mass in the matter. His triumph
ant election We confidently hope.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-05

nI~If Miillinburg should carry by one
voto-and that vote cast by John '. Bar
ber-woull the .iryus really think it the
lpty Of every Lowisburg man to vote for
him? Let John V. Barber 90 'chere he
rot.s In. his rntns-tn Minlinhurr
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-05
A Mar, cIous Remedy:
HOLLoWAY's OINTMENT.
Tic Gr0nd Elterud Remedy.

~ the all of microscope. millions Of little
oiH. Tie -uflirr of a.1ts. Though tissu
tIIs Di,,mCut. vh,u rubbed the sSn, d. earn %
aI.y invsri Di-sascz # tie Kidneys dls-
orders oi thr Liver Affections Of The heart Iniammat
81 the Lang. A-.auias. Gu CHS auI Colds Iy
cHscturiF rur,i- Ey-fy ioas ~ifs know. that
r % passes freely trDul bone any thirkncss.
TIN L"aIu- tlutLl. r,s l.uetTats- thfu'
any .ur .iy port Of tl.s living h-ly. curing the
most l4L-su, i.a-.l cull i..aLs, tl4at hot Ls
l.'.i r el-sr lu aus.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-05
The Same Day
OP BEAVER COUNTY

That the Freemcn of Pennsylvania will be
called upon to vote their disapprobation OF
the Kansas and Williamson outrages-the
same day, Tuesday, October 9-,he Free
men Of Kansas will be called upon to vote
for the distinguished Pennsylvania, An
DREW II. REEpER, as their Delegate to
Congress. The vote for EEEDEE it is be-
lieved will be nearly unanimous. Let the
vote for Nicholson, (his representative, and
that of williamson be overwhelming
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-10-05
The October Election.

psm9vaiic N1m,1ee f9r Canal C5mihissioner.
ARNOLD PLUNER, of EcnangO 60.
hairo Gluait I,,aI, frtn!e a. J,fi!A'u.g
syliS y. BARBER. Of Wet Duaaioc
vor srrr-v7 l.. y. ALBRIGHT, of White Du,r-
!ACnR uUWvET. tf Ielv.
GEpR5E sCIIuVlI, of Mhiiuhurs.
klCuAED '. y. LINCOLN, OF Hartley
ROBERT II. LATED, of East Bunaloc.
r,R srrvrYor DAVID HAYES, of Hartley.
F5s ArDl1oE, ARCHIBALD IiohAS oi tn"n-
Eos CORONER, DANIEL RENuLEI, sF, oi bui'i'oe'
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Volunteer Candidates.

foR AssoCIAIE J,uGT,
JOHN SCliRACK. ESQ, Of East BufAloc.
FoR sHyEIrF. DANIEL. j.. GCLDIN. Of Kelly
Fon CoyuISsiONEn, sANlL EWING, EsQ., Of Buffloe