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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-18
THE DAILY UNION
SOUTHERN WINGS.

There are thousands Of northern wings who stand aooi
from the so-called w-nothingsthOusands who haze
weary Of the constant corrupt changes Of their party
leaders They turn the democratic party and find there
an organization against fanatcsm which with all its pro-
ressiye impulses the est and nobest Conservatism Of
the age Hence it is that many Of the irsclass wing
nteects Of the free States refuse the eompanionshp Of the
know-nohings They that the rank and hle Of the
wings have been absorbed in this temporary excitement
bat they see also that the result is TO be dsgraoeu 10 all
concerned and to so than to the wings who
participate in this proscriptiye movement
But in the South the whg leaders with here and there
exception fall into the current which took It's rise among
the aboltionis Of the North and loudly for the
know no,hings if the latter not bound to affiliate
with The enemies Of the South whenever fitting opporu-
nifty Is presented We see that Hon John Kerr Of North
Carolina has taken ground against them and there is
rnmor that Colonel Preston of Kentucky is that dis
posed but this is ALL The press and the politicians Of tue
wings Of the South are intent upon knownothngs as
each specially commissioned to destroy all the Cath
ocs and all the foreigners in the land
We wish heartily that al the southern papers could feel
on the subject of southern politics and the southern future
as that noble democratic Journal the Mobile Register feels
in the article reprint from that paper in this morning
Union The Register diseoses not alone the weakness OF
the arguments the wings of the South who now so
ready to embrace but also their dishon-
esy 1t is such reckless partisans the Mobile Advertiser
and the Louisville journal chat cheaper the cause Of the
South For it is beyond controversy that in the North the
know-nothng organization is also abolition or anti
southern organization, and it is less indiputable
that the party that contends against know-nothing-
ism in the North is the national democratic party
One would suppose that this latter element should
know its own immediate adversary; and yet here we
have, on the hand such print as the Mobile
Advertiser most unjustfably denouncing the northern
democracy; and on the other hand, another southern
whig paper like the Louisville Journal usying the cause
of nohngsm the only real secret of southern
cury This spectacle is rather dcouraging to south
ern man who knows that in his vicinity abotonism
and -nothingism Synonymous It is very sig
nicant indication that the wings of the South care good
deal less for the South than for their miserable party
interests BY the habit of uniting with all the base fac
lions Of the free States they do the most in their power to
disarm and weaken the friends Of the South IN the free
States and they congratulate themselves npon the
achievement Of being able help their own interests and
the enemies of their region at and the same time
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-04-07

MARRIED-ln Milton tp.. on the 9th inst, 10y
Rev. F. Muzzy, Mr.. AMBROSE SmvEby of Center
tip. to Miss MARGARET JANE DUBBs of Jackson to-
BY David Ross, Esq, March Goth, Conrad
LIEBARE to JOSEPHINE SINGER
On the Sd inst, by Rev. J. III. Newton, DR.. Ro-
DoLPHUs FREDERICK to Miss ANN ELIZA BRUCE,
all of Perrysburg
Prosperity, happiness and long life very apt
to attend those who punish the printer with such
nice wedding cake. The good times so much spo-
ken of, seem to be coming about these DAYS.
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d DEMOVAL.-BROWN & HTNT have re,

u pEMOVAL.-BROWN & HUNT have reno
~ we'd their ,Store and Tia Establishment TO their
New store, opposite \. NJ. Thompson's, where we
are Offering well selected assortment of
COOK HALL, BOX d. PARLOR STO YES,
IN great varieties. Our Stoves are of Albany man
utacture, and inferior to none. Plain and Japaned
lin Ware, Stove Pipe and Stove Trimmings,
At wholesale and RetaH
Joo work and Repairing done short notice Or
ders from abroad will meet with prompt attention.
Jan. l. 1850 BROWN & HINT
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DITCH NOTICE.

TTNHIS is to notify William Brooks, and all others
i interested, that the trustees of Weston town
ship will meet April 26th to locate Ditch, com
mencing on the line between Joseph Rochte's and
John Gingerys, about 20 rods south of the quarter
post between sections % and 27 thence to run west
or about that course, till near to Mrs. Elizabeth
Waters's dwelling house, and into the brookwh
the Gilead Portagevlle road crosses it, in Weston
township, Wood county, Ohio. .
March 26, 1866. .--w5* 4 PETITIONER.
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The Court of Common Pleas of Wood Co,
PETITION FOR PARTITION.
John IL. Cowden Michael Cowden, Elmira Z
Cowden minors by their guardian, Isaac Rees,
plaintiff,


George Cowden, David Cowden, Rebccca Fouche
intermarried with Jonathan Fouche, Hezeliah
Cowden, Susan Adams intermarried with James
Adams William Cowden, Mary Jane Cowden,
minor defendants.
TTNIIE defendants will take notice that the plain
Il titfs have filed petition for partition of the
south east quarter Of the north east quarter of
tionthirtytwo, (32) in township No. five (5)north,
of range No. twelve G2) in Wood county Ohio
containing forty acres more or less that plaintiffs
claim to be the owners of part and the defendants
each of part of said premises; the plaintiffs as
the children and heirs at law of Michael Cowden,
deceased, who was son and heir at law of Mary
Jane Cowden, deceased. The others as children
and heirs at law of said Mary Jane Cowden, who
died intestate, seized in fee of said land and that
at the next term of said court plaintiffs will ask
for an order of partition of said land and in case
the same cannot be divided without manifest iniu-
ry, then a valuation and sale.
BY JAMES MURRAY, Atty of Pet.
March "a, 1955.--52w6$4.50
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Wood common PIeas-Ciyil Action.

Eubulus Ii. Munson, Elvira \. Munson vs. Theo-
dore {. Owen, Watson ". Owen.
EXTATSON w. OWEN will take notice that
w Eubulus II. AIunson and Elyira 4. Munson
nave filed petition in the above court praying that
Watson W. and Theodore c. Owen be decreed to
quit claim to said Elvira A. Munson their interest
in the south part Of the northwest fractional quar-
ter of section No. 2. township No. s. range No 9
east, in Wood county, Ohio, containing 50 acres,
more or less in pursuance Of a contract made TO
that effect in the spring Of 1849 You notified
TO answer said petition by the 23d day of June,
1850 or the plaintiffs will at tie next term OF said
court take decree against you by default, as pray
ed for in said petition
BY MURRAY & DODGE, Ptffs Attys.
Anril Z, lS55.--M6S3
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Cora! Corm!! CGRN!!!

\A| Il are now prepared to receive good merchant
w able Corn in the ear, in exchange for stoves.
&c.' or in payment for an debts due MS until the
hrst day OF March next at fifty cents per bushel
weighing seventy ponnds. No more excuses, but
,T nrTihS on your corn New Store, opposite 4. NJ.
Thompson's. BROWN & Hint.
GEO. W. BROWN & co.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-04-07
BUSINESS CARDS.

ID ANKING NOTICE. The Perrys5urg Bank
I'D is now open and prepared to discount short
business paper, buy and sell Gold, Silver and East
Exchange, and transact other business in their
line. Interest paid on time deposits.
j. S. NORTON, Cashier.
Oct. II, 1S5f.--29tf
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-04-07
Samuel Carsol.ss Estate.

TNHE subscriber has been appointed and qualified
L as administrators on the estate of Samuel Car
son, deceased. late of Wood county, Ohio.
T7pl3t1 BARBARA CARSON.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-04-07

100 Ladies' Gold Breast Pins al 81 5000
200 do Brocha Shawls. at S25 5000
800 do silk Dress Patterns, at $50 I0o0o
5000 Gold Pencils at So Is 600
lO000 Gold Pens with Silver Cases. at 50 10000
Ze'oo GGId Klngo, at 5 30 each 10000
Iz1Sf do at Loo each l2.OS4
Every purchaser Of the splendid large Lithoora-
phic Engraving, i'll receive a Certificate of Mem
herShip emitting them a chance in the above li.t
of valuable and costly Gifts for the People. The
Engravings can be sent by mail (wthout beipn
damaged,t to any part OF the country.
hi3" FIRST CONE FIRST SERVED esr
Persons wishing act as agents for us will pIeaSe
send recommendation signed by the postmaster
or some other influential and well known person in
the place where they reside
To those persons who have been acting as areuts
for in ourformer Distribution this not reonred
All orders with the monev enclosed, free Of post
age. will meet with prompt attention.
In order to prevent mistakes, agents and Others
transmitting money to viii please have it sealed
in the presence Of the postmaster, and the amount
entered on the way-bill.
We prepay all our letters circulars &C. tn onr
agents and correspondents, and expect them to do
the same with us.
Hf~ Agents wanted in every town, whom we will
furnish with posters, circulars, schedules nstruc-
tions, &C., on application TO our office, or by mail
post paid. For further particulars see descriptive
bills, Nc, or inquire at office, No . Walcutts block
Town street, Columbus, Ohio
BuRNELL & CO., Propretors
March 3l--m3-1*
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-04-07

4 RARE CHANCE for the purchase of a well
~ improved farm is now offered. This farm lies
u miles northwest of Bowling Green, in Plain tp
and is composed of 80 acres of prairie land under
good cultivation, and 40 acres of excellent timber.
There is a fine young orchard of choice fruits,
never failing well of pure water, the land is well
drained and dry, and lies on good roads and con-
venent to schools and churches. For further par
.iculars inquire of the subscriber OH the premises
April Z, lS55.--tf JABEZ RUSSELL.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-04-07
DIX. JOHN BUlI'S
GREAT AMERICAN KING


! "a" I"n'H noN'LS or t.h Ngiip. ana the greatest
rN'' ''vI'u 10 "I"l'Ie" humanity; ~ the sur
E N,''DH' 'He DOCTOR can sf rGl'f Is NJ your com.
= "a; u. '', "'t u use tnls h'-e' remedy! AL
Balm deserve ne, tho Iity Of ilcir C,2rs
lils "Gui.rIu m"hr'c during the brief period since
s hS carried happiness To the hearts Of
tNous7nus, ana mad" life charm to many Who hereto
".e regarded IL only "s ra"Il. and miserable eAst-
10 The vf,ds VIII. ol, It,i,,.,t. -, --,,.. n.
Killers ami p,i, I,fr,cir' .,l' H., ,i,.c = -,
tongues nrnc,in tI. rr,-it, - H., ..,. y, " t t.
King Of Pain +" , rrrr,r,ti,,, ,,,,r,,st - -.
tables and roots ,r,,lrr.i Hy ,,i,r;'. ,? .;.i -
bounteouS soil
i M | 's I,NlttS' ".' are AiWaFE co'nF''en'
;,i, ~ ~ ' @ @ l.' i"l r ID "'a iI",'t hinllS MOI
sjnrIe trial and II tirE ~ s',5 '' M n!',I T., a. @ a-l
a. f' ots" anu II SATISFACTORY, cA'rt Their influence
5 % +it - ~ SI'lS wen ana "'te" % -
r4lci 'tar M ao0 Th"" They induce thcr
SGgy vii he 5n, 20 "s , "a ~ Ie} Na"4S9 ape ms,a'inS'
well lie proud ot This i, powerful and rul, masiai
remedy for all external diseases Sores sellngs, burns
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-04-07

The most powerful King the face Of the globe now
,sjnS supreme in the american Republic Tho power
OF ibc crowned heads Of Eurup" sink into insyncauce
when compared 10 our Amcrican King.
Lur"pcsn kings employ the power vested in them TO
increase tie riches II the rich and lordy and TO reduce
70 greater misery and degradation the poor and depend
eht our American king goes forth with equal willing
ness 10 The "Tdly mansion and the humble cabin ready
Shkr TO administer relief and usr health and happi
ness tc the lofty and lowly the rich and the poor
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-04-07
G.. PERRIN.

MANUFACTURE of all styles of Carriages
Ifl and Wagons, also, of Ball & Posts Cultivator,
warranted to do double the amount of work OF any
ordinary cultivator Shop on Frontstreet, opposite
Spatford's Hotel, Perrysburg. Ohio. [21tf]
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-04-07
Farmers and Gardeners, Attention!

CPANISH ONION SEEDS.---The subscriber
- will send to any part of the United States and
the Canadas, free of expense to the purchasers
paper of the seeds of the above superior onions
the reception Of ten cents, Zone dirne.) Farmers
and Gardeners, see to it that you secure the best of
seeds For mere trihe now, you put money
in your pockets and fat on your ribs. Address
JOAB S. SARGENT,
266 Hicks ST., cor. of State, Brooklyn, n. Y.
.S.--Publishers of newspa pers giving the above,
and this notice, three insertions, calling attention
editorially thereto, and sending marked copy to
the subscriber, will receive by the return mail
three dollars orth of the above seeds, or a copy of
Barnes's Notes on the Gospels valued at three dol
tars anil fifty cents, or tgO dollars cash. Address,
plainly written, as above.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-04-07
PerrysDmrg. Elmunnee q ToIedo.

PefrysDWFg, Aaaaalalec q EOIedEo.
-ChA The Packet SIoop SWEEPER.
TFNM McCOLLY, master, will ply be-
/kNJ ANA tween the above ports the ensuing
.S2ssAGzIs -SsAGszIs season. For freight apply board.
ar to Is. T. HoIGIsrER & Co. Perrysb
NH 3Itt HoLrIsTER g. CoLToN Toledo
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p. G.. HOLT.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Miscellaneous, School, Theological, Gift y,
Toy BOOKS, Harper's and Putnam S
Monthes. plain and fancy Stationery, Wrappin"
and Wall Paper, Gold Pens, &C., Sc,
Nlaumee CITY. Ohio.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-04-07

NTASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE
w Company Capital 100000.
ID. b. DuNHAM, Prest. GEORGE MYGATT, Treas.
HENRY H. DODGE, Agent for Wood county.
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100000 i'm Gifts for the People.
CAPITAL CITY AR
COLUMBUS, ONO.

ID DURNELL & cos. SECOND GREAT GIF1,
great pleasure in announcing the citizens of the
Union that in consequence of the great satisfaction
manifested by the tcket-holders of their first great
Distribution, and the many thousand solicitations
from all parts OF the country in relation to whether
they intend getting up another Distribution of Gifts
for the people, they have after an immense OUTLAY
been enabled to offer to their thousands of patrons
the following valuable magnificent, and unprece-
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as soon as the 3oo'oOo Beautitul Engrayings of the
CAPITOL of ONO are distributed among their pnt
rons. The price of the Engraving is but one dol
lar and as parlor ornamentit cannot be surpassed
Read attentively the following list of beautiful
ana costly Gifts, which will be satisfactorily dstrb
uted by committee of ten selected one from each
state where the largest number of subscribers are
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pESTIMO N z

ne Testimony like the following renders suprr unus
al comments thr efficacy u iul SnrStrirh fIuri
lr l. p Ntudrtt roir,,.r II Chrmstr, iu tho louis
vi!lo AitiirHi College have looked Over thr ,t uf ia.
rrrdirut- posing John BAH Compound lNtraat Of
Strsrur-lia and have hesitation IN in: that they
forIu stio COMPOUND and that promises we'll In
chr':.ic diseases, to winch il l. applicable.
I afFNtsf
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-23
The LeWiSburg Chronicle.
An INDKPENDENr FAMILY JOURNAL,
fssssG ON Friday Mornings at Le~'sIury,
Union county. Penasyirania

Union county, Pnnsytron'a.
rBRHS-si,5o per year, TO nv rsrp IN .nyANcE-and
the nn.rs ra longer shorter period Thus
50 cents will pay four months, cts for six months,
for eight months, 81 for sixteen months, - for two
years. &c. Single Nos cts. Payments by mail paid
sssived in god postage stamps, bank notes at their
value here eyPapcrs to stop with the time paid for.
ApyERrsEmrNrs handsomely inserted at 20 cents per
auare week. % each subsequent insertion, s.
or six months, IS year. Half sIuare-25c, lSc, -
81 Two sausres-s, 5oc 81, $50. Merchants &c- not
ever fourth of column, $40 year. All others
be agreed upon square is l6 lines Of BREWER l. Of
noupare large cuts sereoypcs and advertisements OF
. a.morali-ine tendency, not admitted.
Communications desired topics of general interest
act within the range Of party sectarian contest All
letters to postpaid accompanied by the name and
address of the writer. TO receive attention.
The MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH IS located in the Office
sf the Chronicle by which often get important News
y advance ofthe Mails.
Connected with the Office are ample materials for most
kinds Of JOB PRINTING. which will be executed with
Nsatness and despatch and ON reasonable terms
Casual Advertisements t. he paid for when hanicd
n and Job Work when delivered.
esocs on Market str- north side, second story, 81
lsor shove the Post Office.
woRDEN & CORNELIUS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-23

T IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
IL Office at LEWISBURG, Pa, Quarter
ending November 30 1855
Aikey. Jacob. Alexander Robert
Beaver I, Badger Robt, Breyman Mahlon,
Burk Henry
Click Charles, Collins VIM. Cubertson John
burst A b, Dougle Jas, Dentler Mrs Ellen.
Ellias Philip, Everhart A +
Gilbert Miss Mary, Greenhoe Reuben
Hickey James, Hickey So Hicks Miss Eliz-
abeth, House Joshua
Hipe Philip
Mitchell Miss Elmira, Montgomery Jno, May
Rev L, Magee Miss Matilda, Mease George.
Patterson Miss Jane +
Rich c L, Rarick VIM, Renn Miss NJ A.
Rosenthal +, Rccsman Mrs SueC Raser
Miss Mary, Relish Benjamin
Stuart II J, Stapeton VIM, Stewart Robert,
Serer in p, Shirev Jacob $. smith Simon.
Wyer H, Woods Rev.Dr, Whipple Alfred,
Wilson Miss Hannah [4i]
Persons calling for above, will please say
they are advertised, or they NAV not get them
II. w. CROTZER. p. NJ.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-23
EVERY READER

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descriptive Catalogue of our illustrated works.
the unnitated in the great art sclin. books We
would that present scrm" for money making
which is far better than all the gold mines Of California
and Australia.
pe-Any person wishing to embark in the enterprise
will risk little by sending the Publisher So which
Wholesale pTices) carefully boxed insured and directed
aorng very liberal per centaEe to the Agent for his
trouble With these he will able to ascertain the
sleable and order accordingly. Address post paid
ROBERT SEARS, PUBLISHER,
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-23
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure,
EOR the Prevention and Cure of Inter

Il mittent and RemItient Teyers. Fever ant
Asue, Chllls and Fever, Dumb Asue, General
Debility, Night SwPa.s, and all other forms ot
disease which have a common origin III Ma
laria or MlaSma.
This is NATURAL ANTID0TE NL;,h vil entirely
protect any resident traveller IL :fr most sickly
swsmyy localities from any AeHe = bilious ista.
whatever any injury from constant iulans Malaria
MSana-
1t will santly check Il Arue in persons who .sve
suffered froIa any length 81 time. rom lay 20 twenty
years, that they need = haNd 1uuthrr chin ~
Contlnu NJ IN accurl- T. tlrtC0Ts- Tie EatIcut
st lins to a. Ftit. amt strength and con
tInurs unit! pcra.aal ri and 70 -e r'rr = tic'rI
One two bottles wiz answer r ordinary scr1e
NAV rrrrc more. iriute. IN fi,lI french
>pau:sh. .crOrnpaEy each artte. F.ise One Dollar
Liberal discounts made TO isc trade.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-23
DIED.,

In Hartleton, 18th inst, JAMES MADDEN,
Esq, aged 6. years-one of the most respect
ed citizens of Union county, formerly her Rep
resentative in the Legislature. and Post Master
at the time Of his death. A Surveyor. one of
his las; acts was as the leading Commissioner
TO run the Division line between Union and
Snyder counties.
By drowning,in Lewisburg, 10th inst. OsrAR
son of Daniel and - Aurand, in his 9th yr.
In West Buifaloe, lth inst, JOuS ESGLE-
HART, aged 20 years.
On the 18th inst, near Mifflinburg. CuAnLks
STian, IN hi, 10th year.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-23

TIE LAST XIcK.-We have heard for
some time of the secret efforts BY a few
malcontcnts to try to renew agitation and
:urmoil respecting the Union county seat,
and the most false a1d ridiculous stories
are set aaoat to prepare the public mind
for bold stroke at scaie time deemed
propitiors The plan was briefly this-to
just take Snyder county and the western
part of Union and attach them to New
Berlin the remainder of Union and the
upper end of Northumberland of course to
be annexed to Milton-leaving Middleburg
and Lewisburg with County Sites erected
BY the edict of the people under the law,
utterly useless The Now Berlin papers
have not yet got "sings fixed to broach
the plot, but the hilton Democrat of last
week ale. the cat out Of the bag" and
frankly stated that
"Some of our NewBerlin friends have been
over here explaining by what method Milton
and New Berlin may both become county
is MOONsHINE PHILOSOPHY, gentlemen,
TO TALK ABOUT IT."
The Miltonian, also, some time since,
denounced the movement by declaring,
awe now and FOR EVER declare an open
and uncompromising hostility 10 division Of
Nor,h'd Co. merely for the accommodation of
Levisburg or her capitalists. We are opposed
to increased taxation for the accommodation
of ANY TOWN clique or faction Ssheth.
or I'm this County OF out Of 1t. We are
OPPOSED TO DIVISION of old North'd
county, for MANY REASONS.
Is this the time to cut loose from our friends
below the Forks Certainly not
The lMltonian also denounced all Of
the present county of Union as "PoTATo
PATCH" and soon to be become bankrupt
OF course, ha!f the "potato patch would
be still more Insignificant.
The Member-elect from Ncr.humbcrl'd /
was pledged, as VIC understood before the
election, against any division. The tire
friends of ultimate division we hope will
al seas some of them do-that this last
move is too late, is hopeless, and is only
calculated to excite more dissensions with
out effecting any good. If the Lewisburg
buildings do not suit the people, then will
be ample time to make new movement
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-23

A New CoUNTERFEIT-A new couu-
terfeit made its appearance on Saturday.
1t is on the s5's of the Commercial Bank
Of Philadelphia, and is of a character to
deceive, being well executed. A number
of them were passed on Saturday. Our
citizens should exercise caution in taking
uotes of this denomination on the Com
mercial Bank, as well as on the Mechanics
Bank.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-11-23
Lewisburg Chronicle Branch Farmcr-Nov 3d. 1855

BLAIR-The Hollidaysburg Standard
records tho death, on the 18th inst, of an
old pioneer, Michael Mcguire, aged 8S
years and months. Hollidaysburg is
infested with burglars, who have been
committing a series of depredations..
Mr.. Bender, conductor on the railroad,
was discharged from service for transgress-
ing the rules of the company by running
into Newport ten minutes ahead of time.